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MUSIC LESSONS FOR ALL AGES CALL 204-487-3664 NOW TO REGISTER!
WE TEACH EVERYONE! BEGINNERS TO ADVANCED 5 YEARS OLD TO ADULT
SPORTS 18-39
FEATURE STORY:
Basketball Hockey Corydon Heritage Ice Federation Ringette Speedskating Indoor Soccer Judo Boxing Aerobics Gymnastics Learn to Skate Tennis
PRE-SCHOOL 40-42 Creative Dance Indoor Mini Soccer Indoor Playground Tiny Tots
YOUTH 43-47 Kidz Klub – After School Program Hip Hop Dance Winter/Spring Break Camps PreTeen Dances
ADULT/SENIOR 44-53 Art Classes Pickleball Zumba Basic Zumba Gold Drop In Volleyball Bridge Adult Drop In Lap Skating Drop In Table Tennis Quilting Strength Training Walking Club Couples Yoga Yoga
FAMILY 54-55 Outdoor Rinks Outdoor Slides Public Skating
SPECIAL EVENTS 56-57
Winter Carnival
Reimagined Corydon CC WinterFest promises good fun mid-winter/32 GENERAL INFORMATION Staff/Contact Info Board Information Room/Hall Rentals Advertising Opportunities Scholarship Fund Donation Opportunities Volunteer Opportunities President’s Report Registration Information
Craft Sale Bingo WinterFest
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Program Manager Kathy Turner 204.488.7000 ext. 202 kturner@corydoncc.com Accountant Robel Basa 204.488.7000 ext. 201 rbasa@corydoncc.com Program Coordinator Tara Miles-Abbott 204.488.7000 ext. 212 tabbott@corydoncc.com
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Site Supervisor Wayne Cyr Crescentwood Site 204.488.7000
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Site Supervisor Scott Street Sir John Franklin Site 204.488.7000
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Site Supervisor Brent Wasio River Heights Site 204.488.7000
Additional hours will be posted on the website corydoncc.com
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CORYDON COMMUNITY CENTRE SITES 1
Crescentwood
1170 Corydon Ave
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River Heights
1370 Grosvenor Ave
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Sir John Franklin
1 Sir John Franklin Rd
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4 General Information BOARD MEETINGS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2017-2018
All area residents are welcome to attend the Corydon Community Centre Board meetings. If you are interested in attending, please confirm day, time and location with the office at 204.488.7000.
EXECUTIVE President
Colleen Plumton
Past President
Vacant
President Elect
Lynn McCarthy
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Secretary
Naomi Patey
September 27
River Heights
7:00 pm
Treasurer
Dana Ray
October 25
River Heights
7:00 pm
DIRECTORS AT LARGE
November 22
River Heights
7:00 pm
Tom Ormiston
Lance Barber
December 13
River Heights
7:00 pm
Janet McMahon
Frank Ferguson
January 17
River Heights
7:00 pm
Paul Krestanowich
Jason Harvey
February 28
River Heights
7:00 pm
March 28
River Heights
7:00 pm
April 25
River Heights
7:00 pm
June 27
River Heights
7:00 pm
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Mike Hamm Dean Danforth (Honourary Member)
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Corydon Community Centre is governed by a Volunteer Board of Directors. Each year at the Annual General Meeting, new Board Members are elected and returning members re-appointed. The Annual General Meeting is also when the Board reports to the Community on all matters pertaining to Corydon Community Centre. It is a time for questions and answers. It is an opportunity for the community to give direction to the Board and Centre Staff. The Annual General Meeting is your chance to give advice and provide ideas. Refreshments will be served. May 23
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5 ROOM RENTALS Are you looking for a place to host a board meeting, work conference, birthday party, reunion, family get together, wedding social, or shower? Corydon Community Centre is pleased to offer 3 locations to meet all of your needs. Please review the following rental options at our 3 locations.
Prices listed are for daytime rentals/evening rentals with no alcohol. For all alcohol or social hall bookings please call Dean at 204.452.9203 or 204.488.7000 ext. 503. Full rental cost is required at time of reservation.
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RIVER HEIGHTS
MULTI PURPOSE ROOM
1100 SQ FT
$35/HOUR
Board meetings, birthday parties, wedding/baby showers and more! Wi-Fi and projector also available for use.
RIVER HEIGHTS
GYMNASIUM
2500 SQ FT
$40/HOUR
Sports team conditioning practice, team parties, birthday parties, wedding/baby showers, dances and more
RIVER HEIGHTS
MACKENZIE LOUNGE
500 SQ FT
$25/HOUR
Smaller meetings, trainings and parties
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN
BOARD ROOM
300 SQ FT
$25/HOUR
Smaller meetings, trainings and parties
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN
GYMNASIUM
2500 SQ FT
$40/HOUR For events of 100+ call for rate
Sport team conditioning practice, team parties, birthday parties, wedding/baby showers, dances and more!
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN
DRYLAND TRAINING ROOM
125 SQ FT
$20/HOUR
Off-ice workouts for hockey teams. *Must have coach present.
CRESCENTWOOD
MULTI PURPOSE ROOM
1500 SQ FT
$35/HOUR
Sports team conditioning practice, team party rentals, birthday parties, wedding/baby showers and more!
CRESCENTWOOD
GYMNASIUM
4000 SQ FT
$45/HOUR For events of 100+ call for rate
Sports team conditioning practice, team parties, birthday parties, wedding/baby showers, dances and more!
CRESCENTWOOD
HUGO HALL
400 SQ FT
$25/HOUR
Smaller meetings, trainings and parties.
Book your event today! 204.488.7000 EXT. 200
Socials, anniversaries, birthday parties, meetings, training, wind-up parties. There is no event too big or too small to book a hall!
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6 ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES
If you have something to advertise, Corydon Community Centre has opportunities for you. Our entire Corydon community plus surrounding communities use all three of our facilities every day – adults, seniors, children and families!
Zamboni
Imagine your advertising circling the rink in front of your fans all day every day. See options below.
Arena
On the boards or on the wall – your advertising can be like a hall of fame for all your customers to see!
ARENA AD RATES RINK BOARDS
$500/YEAR
ARENA WALL BOARDS*
$400/YEAR
ARENA WALL BANNERS**
$200/YEAR
(3 YEAR MINIMUM)
(3 YEAR MINIMUM) (3 YEAR MINIMUM)
* Positioned on the East and West sides of the rink directly across from spectator stands. Advertising boards are 4’ x 6’ ** Positioned on the North wall behind the home goal. Banners are 3’ x 5’
Print/Digital
ZAMBONI AD RATES INDOOR ZAMBONI
$2000/YEAR FOR FULL ZAMBONI
(3 YEAR MINIMUM)
$1000/YEAR FOR ONE SIDE
(3 YEAR MINIMUM)
$500/YEAR FOR FRONT SIDE
(3 YEAR MINIMUM)
OUTDOOR ZAMBONI
$1000/YEAR FOR FULL ZAMBONI
(3 YEAR MINIMUM)
Advertise your business in the Corydon Connection newsletter that gets published twice a year.
Football
PROGRAM GUIDE AD RATES
Take to the field with football sponsorships.
INSIDE PAGE
INSIDE COVER
OUTSIDE COVER
FULL PAGE
$160
$165
$185
FOOTBALL SPONSORSHIP
HALF PAGE
$110
$140
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SCOREBOARD
$500/YEAR
QUARTER PAGE
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GAME DAY
$500/YEAR
BUS. CARD
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Call our office at 204.488.7000 for more info on any of our advertising programs. You can help support the community and your business at the same time!
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Corydon Community Centre hopes to be recognized as a community leader in sports and recreation. Our mission is to provide accessible recreational opportunities to promote well-being and a sense of community in the neighborhood. There are many children in our area who are restricted from participating in sport because of cost. So, we have started a fund to provide financial assistance for sports and programs that are not covered under our normal program subsidy, such as summer camps and ice draft. Please contact 204.488.7000 to donate or if you would like to learn more about this important initiative.
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8 DONATIONS The Corydon Community Centre has been part of the community for over 60 years. The Centre is partially funded by the City of Winnipeg. However, each year the Centre must rely on fundraising and donations in order to continue to meet the needs of our community.
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If you are interested in making a donation to Corydon Community Centre please contact Abbie Bajon, General Manager, 204.488.7000 or abajon@corydoncc.com. The Community Centre will also accept gifts on behalf of a loved one and of course as part of your own personal estate plan.
PRETEEN DANCES Our Friday night dances for grades 5 and 6, are held once a month at the Sir John Franklin site. Volunteers will assist with setup and sign-in, supervise throughout the centre & post dance clean up.
Estate gifts, which can be of any amount, are received after a donor’s lifetime.
WINTERFEST Our Annual winter carnival now has a new name. WinterFest will be held January 26-28. Volunteers can get in at the planning stage as well as during the festival. Duties will include helping with kids carnival games, pancake breakfasts, hockey tournament, silent auction & children’s arts & crafts. Volunteers can start immediately.
Support can take several forms, such as the following: BEQUESTS, where Corydon Community Centre is the beneficiary in your Will; LIFE INSURANCE, where Corydon Community Centre is the beneficiary of a current policy or new policy purchased with Corydon Community Centre named as owner and beneficiary. PUBLICLY TRADED SECURITIES, with a donation of stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and segregated funds (as part of an estate or gifted during a person’s lifetime). If you would like more information about planned giving opportunities, please call 204.488.7000.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Corydon Community Centre welcomes & encourages all volunteer participation within our community centre and has current short-term & long-term opportunities for volunteers. CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS The Corydon Community Centre offers many children’s programs year round including our Kidz Klub after school program as well as in-service days and Winter and Spring Break Camps. All programs include a variety of crafts, games, sports, outdoor activities and some field trips. Volunteers are needed to help supervise and participate in the organized activities of the day.
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COACHING We are always looking for parent and community involvement to help our sports teams. Where and when you volunteer depends on program requirements, your availability and your personal preferences. Program sites are located within three facilities in the River Heights/Sir John Franklin/Crescentwood community. If possible, volunteers are asked to commit to a daily, weekly or monthly schedule during the length of a program. WHO CAN VOLUNTEER? To apply to volunteer with Corydon Community Centre, you must: • Be a minimum of 16 years of age • Agree to a Criminal Record and Child Abuse Registry Check and be approved • Submit a volunteer application form If you are interested in any of these volunteer opportunities, please contact the office by phone at (204) 488-7000 or through email to tabbott@corydoncc.com
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2016-17 PRESIDENT’S REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY Corydon Community Centre is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors and managed and operated by full and part time staff members. Your 2017 – 2018 Board of Directors was nominated at our Annual General Meeting in June. We welcome two new board members, Jason Harvey and Tom Ormiston, to our Board and thank the individuals who agreed to have their name stand as a Board member for another year; Lynne McCarthy, Naomi Patey, Dana Ray, Lance Barber, Janet McMahon, Mike Hamm, Frank Ferguson, and Paul Krestanowich. I would like to extend our sincere gratitude to two of our longtime volunteers who will be leaving the Board this year. Pat O’Connor lead the amalgamation process as the first President of CCC and has been involved with community centre volunteering for close to 20 years. We thank him for his dedication and commitment to bettering community through the world of recreation and sport. Garry Dunne provided direction and support as the Chair of Human Resources along with volunteering with our bingo program. We thank him for 30+ years of community centre volunteering through his generosity of time and dedication to CCC. Pat will remain involved as a member of the Grant Park Recreation Campus CCC Steering Committee and Garry will continue to support our bingo program.
As well, we celebrated the life and volunteering of Dean Danforth by naming the social hall at our Crescentwood site in honor of him. We held a reception after our AGM with speeches and festivities. We thank Dean from the bottom of our hearts for all his does for our community. We have a talented and dedicated group of full-time staff members who work hard to fulfill our mission, maintain our values and reach our vision. They will continue their efforts in program and facility management over the next year. The Board extends our gratitude and appreciation to each of them and value them as employees of our organization. We look forward to an exciting year ahead.
11 CCC Strategic Framework MISSION
STRATEGIC PRIORITIES
KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN 2016 – 2017
Corydon Community Centre provides facilities for accessible recreational opportunities to enhance quality of life and promote well-being and a sense of community in our neighbourhood.
• Governance • Human Resources • Facility Operation, Management & Development • Finance (Fundraising) • Programming • Volunteers
• Developed a Management Plan
GOALS
• Developed a Facility Life Cycle Plan
• To increase efficiency and effectiveness of the current CCC governance model (including human resources) and financial systems to ensure organizational effectiveness, stability, viability and sustainability.
• Established partnerships with key stakeholders regarding our facility development plan for Grant Park Recreation Campus
VALUES We value Community, Volunteers, Partnerships, Participation and Fiscal Responsibility
VISION Corydon Community Centre achieves integration and excellence in management, programs and facilities to become the leader in providing recreation services and opportunities to our community while enhancing neighbourhood quality of life. Corydon Community Centre provides premier recreation programming for our community – driven by volunteers – within a framework of collaboration and operational excellence.
• Increased efficiency and effectiveness of our operations by continuing creating policies and procedures • Created a Case for Support Fundraising Report
• To increase volunteer engagement.
• Offered quality programming and special events to our community
• To enhance recreation programs and services to better meet the needs and demands of our community.
• Secured alternate funding sources to assist with maintaining a balanced budget
• To design a facility development process to assist with our aging infrastructure and future development. • To create and enhance our communication and marketing strategies and tools to support our priorities and initiatives.
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12 Future Direction GRANT PARK RECREATION CAMPUS MASTER PLAN AND FEASIBILITY STUDY • In 2011, the City of Winnipeg announced that it was getting out of the arena business. • Charles A. Barbour Arena, was one of the 17 arenas identified. • In the fall of 2015, the City began a process to hire a consultant to assist with developing an overall strategy for the Grant Park Recreation Campus. • In May 2016, the City awarded the feasibility study to HTFC Planning and Design. • A number of meetings were held in fall 2016 and winter 2017 with Stakeholders (CCC is a key stakeholder) to discuss the campus concept. • The Grant Park recreation site is home to recreation facilities including the Pan Am Pool, the Charles A. Barbour Indoor Arena, and outdoor soccer fields. The City of Winnipeg is seeking to develop a coordinated campus plan that addresses the challenges and opportunities presented by these well-used recreational and institutional facilities. The plan explores the potential twinning of the Charles A. Barbour Arena and the addition of a new library to replace the existing River Heights Library. • Over the past few months, stakeholder representatives from the various facilities and user groups have been providing valuable input to help guide the campus concept plan development.
• HTFC report is planned to be submitted to City of Winnipeg at the end of September. • CCC will be meeting to establish our own planning process regarding the feasibility of further facility development. This will include public consultation with our stakeholders.
FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN • We require a professional approach to fundraising to make sure that we are well positioned to take on a twin rink and all of the added programmable areas that could come with it. • In addition to raising funds for Grant Park Recreation Campus we also must raise funds to build up a large reserve that will allow us to operate our current facilities and meet our programing demands. • The Board hired Strategic Philanthropy to develop our Case for Support document. This document allows us to tell our story to our community and establish a foundation for our fundraising campaign. • CCC will be researching companies to complete a Fundraising Feasibility Study. • One of our key priority areas is the establishment of a fundraising “cabinet” within the next year. If you have expertise in fundraising and are interested in volunteering please let me know.
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COMMUNITY CENTRES RELY ON VOLUNTEERS TO OPERATE • Volunteering can be fun and rewarding. It is a great way to meet people, develop new skills, and become part of a group that provides programs to so many people, most of which are the children of our neighborhood. • There are multiple volunteer needs and your commitment can be as big or as small as you feel comfortable with. You don’t have to run a program, or you may. It is all up to you. Your ideas are important to us as well. • We understand that everyone is busy. We know that we are all asked to volunteer in many capacities, but we hope you can find some time for your Community Centre. This is your Community Centre and it is run by volunteers with minimal staff who follow the direction of the volunteer board in order to achieve the important role we play in building a healthy, safe active, and vibrant community. One of the best in the city!
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D i D Y ou know? COMMUNITY CENTRES ARE NOT “RUN” BY THE CITY OF WINNIPEG – THE CITY OWNS THE LAND AND HAS A MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT WITH CORYDON COMMUNITY CENTRE.
CORYDON CC IS A REGISTERED CHARITY.
ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL WAYS WE CURRENTLY RAISE FUNDS IS THROUGH RENTALS OF BOTH OUR INDOOR ARENA AND OUR FACILITIES.
COMMUNITY CENTRES ARE RUN BY A
VOLUNTEER BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
THE COMMUNITY CENTRE RECEIVES 12% OF THEIR OPERATING BUDGET
OUR WINTER CARNIVAL (NOW CALLED WINTERFEST) IS OUR MAJOR FUNDRAISER.
FROM THE CITY OF WINNIPEG
ALL OTHER REVENUE COMES FROM RENTALS, PROGRAMS, FUNDRAISERS AND EVENTS.
JANUARY 26-28/2018
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REGISTRATION DATES FALL 2017 SEPTEMBER 5-9 | *ONLINE & IN PERSON*
*RH SITE ONLY* Tuesday, Sept 5
8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Wednesday, Sept 6
8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Thursday, Sept 7
8:30 am - 8:30 pm
Friday, Sept 8
8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Saturday, Sept 9
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
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REFUNDS
Registration can be done online with Visa or MasterCard or in person with Debit or Cash.
Full refunds will be issued when a program is cancelled.
Registration is not complete until fees are paid and necessary forms are completed and submitted. Every child that wants to be in sport deserves to be in a sport. Subsidies are available. Anyone who requires financial support, please call office for assistance.
FEES ACTIVITY FEES Each program or sport has a fee based on the actual costs of providing the program (. ie: league registration fees, equipment, uniforms, instruction, etc.) and has its own budget w . hich is predicated on a break-even formula. Fee details are listed in each programs description. PARTICIPATION FEES This fee is levied for each activity per participant to contribute towards facility enhancements.
PER REGISTRATION
YEARLY
Corydon Residents
$20.00
$75.00*
Non-Residents (outside C4 boundary)
$25.00
$85.00*
* Yearly fee must be paid in full at the Fall Registration and is valid from September 1st to August 31st of the following year, as it includes public skating (Friday and Sunday) for the season at the River Heights Site.
A $20.00 administration fee applies to all refund requests other than program cancellation. For sessions of eight weeks or more, no refund will be given after the third week of classes. To qualify for a refund, the office must be notified of the withdrawal prior to the end of the third week. Refunds will be prorated from the date the office receives and confirms notice of withdrawal.
LATE REGISTRATIONS A late fee of $30.00 per family will be charged effective September 10th. This is necessary due to the additional administration which occurs when registration is late. In some instances, teams have been formed, league fees paid and uniforms ordered. Our philosophy is such that anyone who wants to participate should be accommodated, but it must be recognized that there are extra costs incurred with late registrations and is not always possible. PLEASE REGISTER BEFORE THE DEADLINE TO AVOID LATE FEES!!!! Anyone living outside the official Corydon service area must register at their own community centre when sport league rules so dictate. When the sport or sport age group is not available at the home centre, written permission to transfer is required. This includes house league sports. ALL PROGRAM FEES AND OFFERINGS AT CORYDON CC ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
the ter before is g e r e s a Ple avoid deadline to late fees!
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Sports
PROGRAMS
SPORT TEAM FORMATIONS
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
All teams are formed based on the number of registered players-if numbers warrant, 2 or 3 teams may be formed in one age group in certain sports. If teams are playing in the same division they will be as equally balanced as possible. If numbers are such that there are too many to be placed on one team but not enough for an additional team to be formed, then players will have to be transferred to the next community centre needing players. The method used to decide which players are to be transferred is:
We are always looking for parent and community involvement. Please note that there are many ways to get involved in our sports and we welcome all those interested in any of the below to contact kturner@corydoncc.com.
1. Late registrations 2. Volunteers to transfer 3. Players from outside Corydon catchment 4. Lottery
* Any player registering late has no guarantee of a position on a Corydon CC Team.
UNIFORM DEPOSITS Basketball Hockey Ringette
• Coaches • Assistant Coaches • Team Managers • Team Safety/First Aid Person • Parent Communication Liaison • Sport Committee Representatives (Basketball, Hockey, Soccer, Ringette) • Winter Carnival Hockey and Ringette Tournament Volunteers • Jersey Parent Thanks again for your continued involvement and commitment to sport and activity for youth. Here’s to a safe, successful 2017-2018 season!
$100 $200 $200
* All participants will be required to leave a post-dated cheque dated for March 31st, 2018 with their team manager. If uniforms are not returned, this cheque will be cashed.
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Fall/Winter Basketball The Winnipeg Minor Basketball Association (WMBA) is a not-for-profit community club based basketball league. Winter Fall League is open to boys & girls ages 8-18 and runs from mid-October through to mid-March.
JR NBA PROGRAM - MORE INFORMATION AT WWW.WMBA.CA DETAILS
FEES
Ages: 5-7 yr boys and girls Games: No Practice: Once a week Equipment: Provided Coaches: Volunteer Registration: Centralized – at league website
$160/player
2 sessions October - December January - March
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
STEVE NASH LEAGUE - MORE INFORMATION AT WWW.WMBA.CA DETAILS
FEES
Ages: 8-10 yr boys and girls Games: Yes (8yr old boy &8/9 girls cross court 3on3) Practice: Once a week Equipment: Provided Coaches: Volunteer Registration: Centralized – at league website
$230/player
TIMELINE
October - March
COMMUNITY CLUB LEAGUE - MORE INFORMATION AT WWW.WMBA.CA DETAILS
FEES
Ages: 11-18 yr boys and girls Games: Sat: 11 & 12 yr olds/Sun: 13-18 yr olds Practice: Once a week Equipment: Provided Coaches: Volunteer Registration: Centralized – at league website
Click on the basketball to register now!
TIMELINE
$230/player
TIMELINE
October - March
• T he fall/winter league will run from October 28 – mid March (no club games Dec 23-24, 30-31, Jan 6-7 or Feb 17-18) • C lub teams participate in 8 regular season games prior to Holiday break and 8 games following the break plus a 2-game playoff. • T eams will also practice once per week on a weeknight at an area school (exact day and time of the practice is set by the coach and gym availability). Practice times range Monday to Friday 6-10 pm. • G ames run one hour in length at various locations throughout the city • P layers are required to supply non-marking indoor shoes and black shorts with no pockets. • C oaches and volunteers are always needed to help with the program – email your Basketball ConvenorJanet McMahon at janet.mcmahon@ sportmanitoba.ca
WMBA online basketball registration opens August 21, 2017
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APHA Hockey Welcome to another season of hockey with Corydon Community Centre and Assiniboine Park Hockey Association (APHA). This year there are some significant changes to the way the APHA will be administering the hockey program. These are exciting changes and designed to promote a consistency and continuity for the Novice A1 to Midget (8-17 yrs) program – all to benefit our catchment area. INTRODUCING THE WINTERHAWKS! This past spring the APHA directors moved to make all teams in the APHA fall under one name and brand- that is the WinterHawks. The APHA was the last association in Winnipeg to use community-based names and as other changes come from Hockey Canada and Hockey Manitoba this was the right time to align with the rest of the associations in Winnipeg. The process for team formation will stay the same as in previous years and every effort is made by representatives from Corydon and the APHA to follow a fair and equitable process for all players at all levels. You must be registered via the Hockey Canada link https://registration.hockeycanada.ca/Registration/?ID=944 One parent from each family must have completed the Respect in Sport Parent Program https://hmbparent.respectgroupinc.com If you choose to play in another program after the number of teams in each category has been formed, you will only have half your money refunded. Once the number of teams has been formed we are committed to those numbers so any drop in players is problematic and often leaves a team playing shorthanded or scrambling for players at the last minute.
If your child is 8 years old or older they may not ‘play out’ of Corydon CC. Every year numbers fluctuate and it is impossible to keep all kids from one community on the same team at each level. The APHA has adopted a model to build balanced teams at all levels of hockey so players have the best chance of developing their skills while playing with equal peers. This model means that various community centres within the APHA ‘host’ teams and your child will not necessarily play out of Corydon. This is one reason why the APHA has adopted the WinterHawks as a name for all teams. Another change is the elimination of body contract in all levels except Bantam A1 and Midget A1. The final change is the elimination of the Minor Bantam and Minor Midget divisions. Bantam is now both 13 and 14 year olds and Midget will be ages 15, 16 and 17. The Midget category now aligns with high school hockey and Bantam has changed to match the needs of the rest of Hockey Winnipeg.
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As always it’s important to remember that all of the hockey programs through Corydon CC and the APHA are ‘grassroots’ and managed by volunteers. We ask that parents remember many people are giving up a lot of time to help make hockey fun, safe and rewarding for everyone who plays it and is involved. Please be respectful to coaches, managers, officials and staff as this is not an easy task and they have chosen to take it on for the benefit of our greater community. If you have not volunteered or are interested this is the time to start! You can ask Kathy Turner at the Corydon CC office about opportunities and when you register you can offer your services.
if you are thinking of getting involved this season.
Finally the reminder we have to make every year is about respecting officials and that includes the time keepers. Without our returning referees/timekeepers we would not be able to play any games. Please give them the respect and consideration they deserve and that you would want for your own child. Let’s play some hockey and have a great season!
We recognize that not everyone has the skills or experience to volunteer for on-ice roles, but there are many other ways that you can contribute. Your hockey convenors and managers will post volunteer opportunities as they arise throughout the season.
TRYOUTS If your child does not want to try out for A1 hockey, you have the option to declare at the time of registration and you will automatically be placed on the A3 team (or A2 if there is no A3 in that division)
COACHING If you are interested in becoming a coach there are a few things you need to know. You must have the appropriate certifications which are found on the Hockey Manitoba website www.hockeymanitoba.ca/coaches/requirements All coaches listed on each team’s final roster must have the correct certification by Dec 1, 2017 or the team will be fined and those coaches will not be allowed to be on the bench. There are no exceptions. Email hockey@corydoncc.com or houseleaguehockey@corydoncc.com CORYDON COMMUNITY CENTRE CORYDONCC.COM
JERSEYS WinterHawk jerseys are for game use only. Coaches will not allow game jerseys to be worn at practice. It is the only way to curb costs.
VOLUNTEER BOND Corydon Community Centre encourages all families to become actively involved in the success of our hockey program.
All families who have a hockey registrant between the ages of 5-8 years will be required to submit a $200.00 volunteer bond (one per family). We will be collecting these post dated cheques (March 31, 2018) at the Mandatory Parent Meeting on September 11th, 7:00 pm. For players age 9 – 12 years, a Volunteer Bond cheque is required if you are placed on a team being ‘hosted’ by Corydon. When your 3 hours of volunteer time have been completed, your bond cheque will be shredded. If your volunteer commitment is not met by the end of the season, your cheque will be cashed. If necessary, you can opt out of volunteering by simply dating your cheque for September 11, 2017. It will be cashed immediately and your bond will be considered fulfilled.
REFEREES Referees are essential to the game of hockey. If you are interested, please contact Spencer at ric.apha@gmail.com or go to the Hockey Manitoba website for further information www.hockeymanitoba.ca/officials/welcome
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and to ensure that each house league team has a fair and balanced compliment of players. In order to achieve this goal we do NOT accept friend requests for any reason. The Initiation Program will run every weekend from October 7th - 22nd at the River Heights Site. Please note that players may not use support bars during the on-ice sessions.
APHA FEMALE HOCKEY The APHA provides girls of all ages a place to experience and develop their hockey skills in a fun and competitive environment. Known as the Polar Bears, we have a tiered program for all ages from Novice to Midget. The tryout evaluation process is similar to the male program to ensure consistency. Please note that once you step on the ice for the tryouts, you must remain in that program (you cannot switch from male to female or female to male).
CORYDON HOUSE LEAGUE (AGE 5-8) Corydon CC runs an in-house 5/6 league, exclusively out of the River Heights site and a 7/8 league that plays other house league teams within our APHA catchment area. For both age divisions, the season consists of 18-20 indoor games, starting in November and players can expect to practice both indoors and outdoors 1-2 times per week. Teams may also opt to participate in exhibition games and tournaments outside of the club We strongly encourage every house league player to participate in the pre-season “Initiation Program�, which includes 4 x 1 hour on-ice sessions, focused on hockey skill development and the 2 x 1hour evaluation skate sessions. The evaluation skates are designed to assist us in the team formation process
Hockey Canada has mandated some major changes in the 7/8 division. Most significantly is the change in the game format for the first half of the season. Until December 31st, all games and practices will be half ice with the remaining portion of the ice being used as a Development Zone. These games will include referees, but there will be no off-sides. After January 1st, games will open to full ice with the season ending in playoffs for all teams. This format will provide improved development and more overall ice time for players. The full details of all the changes are outlined on both the Hockey Manitoba website www.hockeymanitoba.ca/players/novice as well as the APHA website www.aphahockey.ca
Mandatory House League Parent Meeting Each player is required to have a parent or guardian attend a mandatory parent meeting to review the 2017-18 House League Hockey program on
September 11 at 7:00 pm at the Corydon Community Centre, SJF Site Gymnasium.
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AGE AT DEC 31/17
BIRTH YEAR
FEES*
VOLUNTEER BOND
House League
5/6
2011/2012
$330.00
$200.00
House League
7/8
2009/2010
$430.00
$200.00
Female Novice
8 & under
2009/2010/2011
$530.00
$200.00
Novice
7/8
2009/2010
$530.00
$200.00
Minor Atom
9
2008
$530.00
$200.00
Atom
10
2007
$530.00
$200.00
Minor Peewee
11
2006
$530.00
$200.00
Peewee
12
2005
$530.00
$200.00
Bantam
13/14
2003/2004
$530.00
n/a
Midget
15/16/17
2000/2001/2002
$625.00
n/a
*plus participation fee THERE ARE TWO FEE COMPONENTS IN HOCKEY: 1) the registration fee, payable to APHA through the online system 2) the ice draft fee, payable to the team manager. The registration fee is based on the cost of providing the program – ice costs, referees, timekeepers, player insurance, league fees and equipment/jersey replacement.
2017-18 HOCKEY COMMITTEE: DIRECTOR
Pete Tessier hockey@corydoncc.com
FEMALE
Doug Page
5/6 & 7/8 CONVENORS
Marni Waggoner & Linda Woolley houseleaguehockey@corydoncc.com
WINNIPEG WEST DIRECTOR Don Rempel ICE DRAFT
Kathy Turner kturner@corydoncc.com
EQUIPMENT
Ken Chabluk
The ice draft fee includes the cost of ¬regularly scheduled practice ice. While the amount is the same per team, you can typically expect to pay $200-$250 per player (depending upon how many players per team) for the year. Team managers collect half this fee in October and the remainder in January.
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CONDITIONING CAMP
Be a step ahead and ensure you are ready for tryouts this year! Join Dean Court and his crew for 3 days of on-ice conditioning.
AGE
SEPT 13
SEPT 14
SEPT 15
SITE
FEES
8-10 (Group A)
5:15pm-6:15pm
5:15pm-6:15pm
5:15pm-6:15pm
River Heights
$60
8-10 (Group B)
6:30pm-7:30pm
6:30pm-7:30pm
6:30pm-7:30pm
River Heights
$60
11-13
7:45pm-8:45pm
7:45pm-8:45pm
7:45pm-8:45pm
River Heights
$60
14-15
9:00pm-10:00pm
9:00pm-10:00pm
9:00pm-10:00pm
River Heights
$60
BREAKFAST CLUB
POND HOCKEY
If you are looking for some extra ice time to skate with your friends and work on your skills, why not join us for Breakfast Club. Enjoy an hour on the ice, have a light breakfast and then head off to school. Minimum of 10 skaters.
Come out and enjoy a brisk game of outdoor hockey – just like the old days.
Site:
River Heights
Site:
Crescentwood
Dates:
November 3, 10, 17, 24 December 1, 8, 15 January 12, 19, 26 February 2, 9, 16, 23
Ages:
5 - 12
Day:
Mondays
Time:
6:30 - 7:30
Age:
8 - 12 years
Fees:
$40.00 plus participation fee
Day:
Fridays
Time:
7:00 - 8:00 AM
Fees:
$5.00 per day
Session: January 8 - March 12 (dates depend on weather)
Register for our hockey camps by calling the office or visiting the RH Site.
204.488.7000
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24 Corydon Heritage Ice Federation WHAT IS CHIF? Corydon Heritage Ice Federation is an ‘in house’ non-contact hockey program emphasizing fun and skill development and is not affiliated with any hockey association.
CHIF REGISTRATION AND FEES YEAR OF BIRTH
FEES*
9
2008
$290
This program consists of a 20 week indoor ice schedule and is set up in age groups (groupings may need to be adjusted due to registration numbers, but generally are 9 - 11, 12 - 14 and 15 - 17)
10
2007
$290
11
2006
$290
12
2005
$310
All age groups will have a 2 week evaluation/team formation camp followed by an 18 game schedule. Teams are picked based on an informal skill evaluation with the objective of having balanced teams.
13
2004
$310
14
2003
$310
15
2002
$330
16
2001
$330
17
2000
$330
Games are supervised by qualified referees, there is no intentional body contact and certain rules apply to further ensure that teams are evenly matched. Games are played at the River Heights Site on Saturdays beginning in October. Our teams will be called the Cardinals, Explorers, Grizzlies and Sabres in recognition of our rich history. Session: October 21 - March 17 (20 weeks)* Site:
RH Site
Ages:
9 - 17
Day:
Saturdays
Time:
3:00 - 10:00 pm
Cost: Fees cover ice costs, jerseys , referees and timekeepers. * Note: No games Saturday, January 27
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AGE (ON DEC 31/17)
*plus participation fee
Jim Carr
Member of Parliament Winnipeg South Centre
A Strong Voice for our Community 204.983.1355
102-611 Corydon Ave Jim.Carr@parl.gc.ca JimCarrWSC
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RINGETTE REGISTRATION ONLINE ONLY
26 Ringette The Ringette Program offers an opportunity for participants to have fun whilst growing both socially and physically by playing a team sport. The Ringette youth program accommodates ages 3 to 18. All Corydon registrants become members of the Southwest Winnipeg Ringette Association www.swra.ca (formerly APFG Ringette Association). This association is run by volunteers and is responsible for organizing amongst other things, registration, assessments, team formation, practice ice, coach support, on ice officials, time keepers, shot clock operators. Please visit the new website for more information. www.swra.ca
RINGETTE FAQ’S WHAT IS RINGETTE? Ringette is a really fast (some say faster than hockey!!) girls team sport played on ice with a ring, stick and full protective equipment. Each game consists of two 20-minute periods and takes an hour to complete. ARE THERE ANY OPPORTUNITIES TO TRY IT BEFORE COMMITTING? Yes, visit www.cometryringette.com for more information and upcoming dates. Ringette Manitoba is hosting an event on August 20, 2017 at East End Arena and on September 10 at Corydon CC. WHAT IS R4U? This is a 3-stage program for our younger players (ages 3-7). Professional instructors teach Ringette fundamentals and skating skills. All players at this level attend an assessment skate and then are placed at an appropriate level. For more information see www.ringette4U.ca MY DAUGHTER SKATED IN THE R4U PROGRAM LAST YEAR AND WE THINK SHE IS READY TO MOVE UP, HOW DOES THIS WORK? Any players born in 2010 that are looking to graduate from the R4U program should register at www.ringette4U.ca for the Early Assessment Sessions hosted by the Manitoba Ringette Association. These begin on Sunday, August 16, 2017.
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Complete on the SWRA website at swra.ca only and NOT at Corydon CC. Online registration will begin in early August. Please register early as we start the team planning process in the first week of September.
MY DAUGHTER ISN’T A VERY STRONG SKATER, CAN SHE PLAY? Beginners, with the exception of the R4U age group (3-7), should ideally possess basic skating skills before registering for the sport. This means they can concentrate on improving their skating and learning the game not just trying to stay upright! HOW ARE TEAMS FORMED AT THE U10 AND U12 LEVELS? In these age groups, assessments are mandatory and will consist of 3 skates on September 17-24, 2017. The assessment information is then used to assist in team formation. WHAT ABOUT FOR THE OLDER AGE GROUPS (U14/U16/U18)? NEW THIS YEAR: Assessment in these age groups is now mandatory. A-team aspirants will have 3 skates, those not trying out for the A-team will have 1 assessment session. Assessments and team formation are otherwise the same as for the U10 / U12 age groups. HOW MUCH DOES IT COST? THE ACTIVITY FEE FOR RINGETTE HAS TWO COMPONENTS: 1) Actual cost will be posted on league website 2) Ice fees, payable to the team manager. This is approximately $200 per season, more if your daughter plays on an A team.
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RINGETTE REGISTRATION AND FEES DIVISION
AGE (AT DEC 31/17)
YEAR OF BIRTH
FEE *
R 4 U
3 - 8
2008 and under
U10
8, 9
2006-2007
$460
U12
10, 11
2004-2005
$460
U14
12, 13
2002-2003
$435 + $50 at assessment or tryout
U16
14, 15
2000-2001
$435 + $50 at assessment or tryout
U19
16 - 18
1997-1999
$435 + $50 at assessment or tryout
$450 (includes ice fees)
* Includes Corydon Community Centre participation fee of $20. If you normally pay the annual fee of $75 it is applied to this.
Please contact Carla Davis (thedavisfamily@mymts.net if you have any questions.
IS THERE A VOLUNTEER BOND? No. But this doesn’t mean that we don’t need your help!! We ask that you get involved with the team in whatever way possible, whether it’s as head coach, by hosting a team / parent party or bringing a snack to practice. The more effort you put in the better your daughters experience will be!
IS THERE ANYTHING I CAN DO TO HELP GET MY DAUGHTER READY FOR ASSESSMENTS / THE NEW SEASON? In preparation for the 2017-18 season, many players take advantage of various ringette camps & power skating sessions. Please refer to the SWRA website for updated information. Additional camps may be found on Ringette Manitoba or Winnipeg Ringette League websites.
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Speed Skating The RHSSC program is run under the direction of coaches who have successfully completed National Coaching Certification covering both short track and long track disciplines. The primary goal is to teach skaters to be competent on speed skates. Speed Skating Season begins on Tuesday, October 3, 2017 and ends March 15, 2018. There will be an open house on Thursday, September 21 from 6 pm to 8 pm. Skates will be provided for on-ice session 6:20-7:20pm. Bring helmet and leather gloves or mitts.
FEATURES OF THE SPEED SKATING PROGRAM Olympic Style Race Series, coaching, training camps, developmental fun meets, and a variety of competition opportunities at local, provincial and national levels.
BENEFITS OF SPEED SKATING Often used as a cross trainer for other sports: the elements of balance, coordination, endurance, agility, strength and of course speed which can all be improved upon within a speed skating program. Speed skating is a great additional tool for hockey and ringette players.
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Excellent record for undertaking practices and competitions in a safe and closely monitored environment.
SPEED SKATING REGISTRATION AND FEES FEES
SPEED SKATE CAN
$425 $25
SPEED SKATE MB
ASSOC MEMBER
TOTAL
$50
$20
$520
Speed skating registration fees include both short track & long track programs. All participants are also required to pay non-refundable membership fees for Speed Skate Canada and MB Speed Skating Association as well as an Associate Membership fee (typically a parent/guardian) for insurance purposes.
Open House Thursday, September 21, 6:00 - 8:00 pm / RH Site, Skates provided. Bring helmet and leather gloves or mitts.
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6:00 - 8:00 pm
Weekends
During the day
* Note: Training time includes ½ hour of dryland prior to the start of on ice training All Individuals or families entering the RH Speed Skating Club Program for the first time are required to attend an orientation night (date TBA). Speed skates can be rented from the club for $100.00 for the season. You will be advised by phone as to your skate-fitting appointment. Skates must be returned by March 19, 2018.
SPEED SKATING FACILITIES SHORT TRACK - INDOORS Corydon Community Centre - RH Site
FUNDRAISING
LONG TRACK - OUTDOORS: Susan Auch Speed Skating Oval, Cindy Klassen Recreation Complex - 999 Sargent Ave
Like other sports, the RHSSC is placing increasing emphasis of fundraising to bolster its capacity to deliver programs of excellence, and to keep registration costs down. Among these are Grey Cup and Super Bowl Tickets and Bingos.
ICE PRACTICE TIMES
BINGO
INDOOR: TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS
In common with other sports, the RHSSC derives revenue from working Bingos. A refundable Assessment Fee in the form of a post dated cheque (May 31, 2018) in accordance with the RHSSC Bingo Policy of working a minimum of one Bingo, must be submitted at the time of registration subject to the following schedule: $200 per family
October 3 - December 7 New/Beginner to Intermediate*
5:10 - 6:10 pm
Intermediate/Advanced*
6:10 - 7:10 pm
December 12 - February 8 New/Beginner to Interim*
4:30 - 5:15 pm
Intermediate-Advanced*
5:15 - 6:00 pm
February 13 - March 15 New/Beginner to Intermediate*
5:10 - 6:10 pm
Intermediate/Advanced*
6:10 - 7:10 pm
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Indoor Soccer
Judo
Registration is open to all boys and girls age 9 - 18.
The Sakura Dojo focuses on training individuals in the technical aspects of competitive judo, recreational judo and traditional Kodokan judo. Although we are a small club, individuals benefit from highly individualized and personalized instruction.
Players who are 8 (2009) may register, but will be placed on a team only if space is available. All teams generally play one game and one practice per week (days may vary). League play commences in late October and winds up in March. Practice times are at the discretion of the coach.
INDOOR SOCCER REGISTRATION AND FEES AGE (AT DEC 31/17)
BIRTH YEAR
FEES
The Sakura Dojo emphasizes a non-competitive environment for individuals to learn a fun and effective martial art. The Sakura Dojo is a proud member of Judo Manitoba. Must have a minimum of 10 registrants to run the program!
9
2008
TBD
10
2007
TBD
Sensei Brian Jones (6th Dan) Rokudan is the head instructor. He has 45+ years of involvement with judo and Level 3 NCCP coaching certification as well as national ‘C’ referee certification.
11
2006
TBD
Session One:
September 12 - December 21 (15 weeks)
12
2005
TBD
Session Two:
January 9 - May 31 (21 weeks)
13
2004
TBD
Site:
River Heights
14
2003
TBD
Age:
12 - Adult
Days:
Tuesday/Thursday
15
2002
TBD
Times:
6:30 - 8:15 pm
16
2001
TBD
17
2000
TBD
18
1999
TBD
Volunteer just for kicks! Help is always needed. soccer@corydoncc.com
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JUDO REGISTRATION AND FEES SESSION
AGE
FEES*
Session One
16 & under
$112.50
Session One
17 & over
$121.75
Session Two
16 & under
$157.50
Session Two
17 & over
$170.60
* Corydon Community Centre participation fee is not included in these prices For more information please call Brian at 204-237-4037 or email at ab.jones@shaw.ca
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Boxing Aerobics Join Marc Durette for a 90 minute workout incorporating the basics of boxing with lots of cardio. No sparring. Session:
September 6 - December 21 January 8 - March 22 April 2 - June 28
Site:
Crescentwood
Age:
15+
Days:
Monday - Thursday
Time: 5-6:30 pm Fees:
$45.00 per month + participation fee
* Please note November 8/9 5:00pm - 6:00pm only
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Gymnastics We offer Kindergym, Recreational, Regional, and Provincial Stream artistic gymnastics programs and ensure each athlete is developing physically as well as gaining self-confidence, discipline, and social skills. Our certified and knowledgeable coaching staff believe in teaching excellent technique at all levels, this ensures safety as well as allowing athletes to easily find success. For more information such as a detailed description of each program offered and information on our certified coaching staff please visit our website at corydoncc.com If you have any further questions please contact gymnastics@corydoncc.com
KINDERGYM 1 & 2 (Register for one or both sessions)
DAYS Saturdays - Kindergym and Recreational Saturdays, Tuesdays and Thursdays - Competitive Tuesdays and Thursdays - Beginner
TIMES SATURDAYS 9:00-10:00 am Kindergym One boys and girls ages 3-4 (2013-2014) 10:00-11:00 am Kindergym Two boys and girls ages 5-6 (2011-2012) 11:00 am -12:00 pm Recreational One/Two girls ages 7 and up (2010 and older)
Session 1:
Sept. 12 - Dec. 16 (13 classes)*
12:00 -1:00 pm Recreational One/Two girls ages 7 and up (2010 and older)
Session 2:
Jan. 13 - April 28 (16 classes)**
COMPETITIVE CLASS TIME SUMMARY
Site:
Crescentwood
Age:
3-6
BEGINNER Tuesdays 4:30 - 6:00 pm & Thursdays 4:30 - 5:30 pm
* No Kindergym classes November 11 ** No Kindergym classes January 6, March 24,31.
INTERMEDIATE Saturdays 12:30 - 3:00 pm, Tuesdays 5:30 - 8:30 pm
RECREATIONAL 1 & 2 + COMPETITIVE
ADVANCED Saturdays 1:00 - 4:30 pm, Thursdays 5:00 - 8:30
Session:
September 12 - May 12
Site:
Crescentwood
Age:
7 and up
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PRE-PROVINCIAL, J.O. Saturdays 1:00 - 4:30 pm, Tuesdays 6:00 - 8:30, Thursdays 5:30 - 8:30 pm
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GYMNASTICS REGISTRATION AND FEES
All competitive gymnastics registrants must post a $100 volunteer bond (one per family) post dated for February 1st, 2018. Upon completion of 4 hours of volunteer time, this cheque will be destroyed. If volunteer commitment is not met, the cheque will be cashed. (This includes athletes in Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Pre-Provincial and J.O.)
LEVEL
FEES*
MGA/ EQUIP FEE
VOLUNTEER BOND
Kindergym (Sept-Dec)
$200
$30
–
Kindergym (Jan-May)
$240
$30
–
Kindergym (Sept-May)
$370
$30
–
FUNDRAISING
Recreational
$395
$30
–
Beginner
$450
$50
$100
Like other sports, Gymnastics is placing increased emphasis of fundraising to bolster our capacity to deliver a successful program and to keep our registration costs down.
Intermediate
$700
$50
$100
Advanced
$800
$50
$100
Pre-Provincial
$945
$50
$100
J.O.
$945
$70
$100
* Corydon Community Centre participation fee is not included in these prices
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34 Skating LEARN TO SKATE Teaching children to skate inspires self confidence and gives them a healthy activity they will enjoy throughout their lives. The Preschool and Parent and Tot programs are limited to 6 students per instructor and have a strong ‘play’ element built in to encourage and capture the attention of young skaters. The Beginner lessons are limited to 10 students per instructor and incorporate skill related games. Transfers between classes may be necessary to ensure students are registered in the correct level. CSA approved helmets are required for all skating classes. Helmets with face masks are recommended for new and preschool skaters.
SESSION DATES: Friday classes:
October 27 - December 15
January 12 - March 2
RECREATIONAL FIGURE SKATING Skaters must have completed Beginner 2 before enrolling in the Recreational Figure class.
Sunday classes: October 29 - December 17
POWER SKATING
Skaters must have completed the Beginner 2 level before enrolling in the power skating program. Children will be evaluated during the first few weeks and class transfers may be necessary. Full hockey equipment is optional.
January 7 - March 4
* No classes January 28, 2018
LEVELS There are three levels in the Learn to Skate program. Parent and Tot 3-5 year-olds with a parent/guardian on the ice – parents must be on skates Preschool 1 & 2
3-5 year old without parent participation
Beginner 1 & 2
6+ without parent participation
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SKATING REGISTRATION AND FEES PROGRAM
AGE
DAY
TIMES
FEES*
Parent & Tot
3-5 with parent
Sundays
11:30 am - 12:00 pm
$125
Parent & Tot
3-5 with parent
Sundays
12:00 pm - 12:30 pm
$125
Parent & Tot
3-5 with parent
Sundays
12:30 pm - 1:00 pm
$125
Parent & Tot
3-5 with parent
Sundays
1:00 pm - 1:30 pm
$125
Parent & Tot
3-5 with parent
Sundays
1:30 pm - 2:00 pm
$125
Parent & Tot
3-5 with parent
Sundays
2:00 pm - 2:30 pm
$125
Preschool 1/Preschool 2
3-5 without parent
Sundays
11:30 am - 12:00 pm
$125
Preschool 1
3-5 without parent
Sundays
12:00 pm - 12:30 pm
$125
Preschool 1/Preschool 2
3-5 without parent
Sundays
12:30 pm - 1:00 pm
$125
Preschool 1
3-5 without parent
Sundays
1:00 pm - 1:30 pm
$125
Preschool 2
3-5 without parent
Sundays
1:30 pm - 2:00 pm
$125
Preschool 1/Preschool 2
3-5 without parent
Sundays
2:00 pm - 2:30 pm
$125
Beginner 1
6+ without parent
Sundays
11:30 am - 12:00 pm
$125
Beginner 2
6+ without parent
Sundays
12:00 pm - 12:30 pm
$125
Beginner 1
6+ without parent
Sundays
12:30 pm - 1:00 pm
$125
Beginner 1
6+ without parent
Sundays
1:00 pm - 1:30 pm
$125
Beginner 1/Beginner 2
6+ without parent
Sundays
1:30 pm - 2:00 pm
$125
Beginner 1/Beginner 2
6+ without parent
Sundays
2:30 pm - 3:00 pm
$125
Beginner 1/Beginner 2
6+ without parent
Fridays
5:00 pm - 5:30 pm
$125
Recreational Figure Skating
–
Sundays
2:30 pm - 3:00 pm
$125
Power Skating (Intro & Elementary)
–
Fridays
5:30 pm - 6:00 pm
$125
Power Skating (Pre-Junior/Junior/Int.)
–
Fridays
6:00 pm - 6:45 pm
$150
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36 Tennis Tennis Manitoba has partnered with the Corydon Community Centre to provide a variety of tennis programs for various ages and skill levels. Whether you have never played before, are looking to improve your game, or just want some fun exercise, we have a program for you!
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: 6-11 YEAR-OLD TENNIS PROGRAM For individuals new to the sport, a fun interactive way to learn the FUNdamentals of the game.
Sessions:
October 11 - December 13 (10 wks)
January 10 - March 14 (10 wks)
Site:
Crescentwood
Age:
6 years old and up
Day:
Wednesday
Time:
6-11 6:00 - 7:00 pm
12 + 7:00 - 8:00 pm
Fees:
$100.00/session plus participation fee
12 AND UP TENNIS PROGRAM For individuals who have grasped the FUNdamentals and are wanting to continue developing there tennis skills.
Sifu (Teacher) Joel Ledlow
Sifu Joel Ledlow CORYDON COMMUNITY CENTRE CORYDONCC.COM
Contact today for more information or to schedule a FREE trial.
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Pre-school PROGRAMS
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38 Creative Dance
Indoor Mini Soccer
Experience dance and music through imagination and creativity! Children will further develop their motor skills, coordination and imaginations in a fun learning environment. Dance, songs and games take centre stage in this class, with your child as the star.
Recreational mini-soccer program includes skill development drills, games and fun!
DRESS CODE • stretch pants, sweats, or shorts, t-shirts, no jeans or sweaters • bare feet, ballet or gymnastic slippers required, no socks allowed • hair pulled back • please bring water – no glass containers.
Session:
October 22 – December 10 (8 weeks)
January 7 - March 4* (8 weeks)
Site:
River Heights
Age:
4 -5 years
Day:
Sunday
Time:
10:30 -11:15 am
11:30 - 12:15 pm
Fees:
$50 plus one time participation fee
Instructor:
Stephanie Okabe
*no class January 28
Session:
October 5 - December 7 (10 weeks)
January 18 - March 22 (10 weeks)
Site:
River Heights
Indoor Playground
Age:
4 - 5 years
Day:
Thursday
Come out and have fun with your child in our playroom and the gym. Crafts, games, puzzles, toys, riding toys and more!
Time:
5:30 - 6:15 pm
Session:
October 18 - May 16
Site:
River Heights
Age:
6 and under
Day:
Wednesday
Time:
9:15 - 11:15 am
Fees:
FREE
Fees: $80/session plus one time participation fee
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Tiny Tots
Session:
September 11 - June 7 (36 weeks)*
Give your child new experiences and help them learn new skills by registering them in our Tiny Tots program. They will participate in a variety of themed activities including group time, story time, snack time, gym time and free play. Set the future for your childs’ learning, behavior and health. This program follows the school year schedule and fees can be paid in one of the following ways:
Site:
Sir John Franklin Site
Age:
2 - 5 years
Day:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Time:
9:10 - 11:10 am
(a) in total (b) in ½ September/January (c) post-dated monthly cheques or credit card payments
*No Sessions December 25 - January 4 or March 26-30
Fees: per above, plus the annual $20 participation fee/child registered
For more information or to register please call (204) 488-7000. Registration forms available on our website.
YOU HAVE A CHOICE OF: SESSIONS/WEEK
WHEN
CLASSES
FEES
2
mornings
72
$712.80
3
mornings
108
$1069.20
4
mornings
141
$1425.60
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Youth
PROGRAMS
Kidz Klub – After School Program Looking for a fun and active place for your children to go after school? For only $7.00 per day, Kidz Klub is your answer! With Kidz Klub there is no annual commitment – just call us 24 hours* in advance and we will pick up your children at their school**, provide a snack and they will enjoy a bunch of fun recreational activities with our staff. From traditional sports to goofy games, your child will have a great time. Children from all schools are welcome to attend.
IN-SERVICE DAYS Kidz Klub is open all day on school in-service days! REGISTRATION IS AVAILABLE THE FOLLOWING DAYS: September 18, 2017 October 20, 2017 November 17, 2017 February 2, 2018 March 16, 2018
Session:
September - June
Site:
River Heights
Age:
5 - 12
Days:
Monday - Friday
Times:
8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Time:
3:30 - 6:00 pm
Cost:
$25/child/day
Fees:
$7.00 per day
Minimum number of children needed to run – register early to ensure the day goes!***
*No refunds will be permitted for any cancellation with less than 24 hours notice. **After school walking service is available from Robert H Smith, Queenston and Montrose schools.
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April 20, 2018 May 7, 2018
***Must pre-register and pay to hold a spot. No refunds are permitted for in-service days.
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Hip Hop Dance
Spring Break Camp
This high energy class is a mix of the hottest new hip hop moves, gliding and body isolations. The overall focus is on having a good time with age appropriate moves and music, while challenging the student during this well-structured class.
We will be offering full day programs for children ages 6-12 during the Spring Break. Various activities such as sports, arts and crafts, outings etc, will provide the kids with a fun-filled experience. Will run with sufficient registration. SessIon:
March 26 - March 29, 2017
DRESS CODE:
Site:
River Heights
Age:
6 - 12
Days:
Monday to Friday
Time:
8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Fee:
$25.00 per day
• stretch pants, shorts or sweats, non-marking runners • please bring water – no glass containers Instructor:
Stephanie Okabe
Sessions:
October 5 - December 7 (10 weeks)
January 18 - March 22 (10 weeks)
Site:
River Heights
Age:
6-12 years
Day:
Thursday
Time:
6:20 pm - 7:20 pm
Fee:
$80.00/session plus one time participation fee
Winter Break Camp
We will be offering full day programs for children ages 6-12 over the Winter Break. Various activities such as sports, arts and crafts, outings, etc. will provide the kids with a fun-filled experience. Will run with sufficient registration. Site:
River Heights
Age:
6-12
Days:
December 27-29, 2017
January 1- 5, 2018
Time:
8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Fee:
$25.00 per day
Pre-Teen Dances
If you are in grade 5 or 6, then our pre-teen dances on Friday nights are the place to be! Hang out with friends and dance the night away each month at our Sir John Franklin Site. Dances are supervised by Corydon Community Centre staff members and there are no in and out privileges at the dance... once you’re in, you cannot leave without a parent and you will not be granted permission to re-enter. There is no photo taking permitted at our pre-teen dances. Anyone caught taking photos will be asked to leave. Please leave your cell phones/cameras at home! There is a phone at the Centre available to children attending the dances. Session:
September - May
Site:
Sir John Franklin
Age:
Grade 5 and 6
Days:
Friday
Dates: Sept 22, Oct 20, Nov 24, Dec 15, Jan 19, Feb 9, Mar 9, Apr 13, May 11 Time:
7:30 - 9:30 pm
Fee:
$5.00
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Adult/Senior PROGRAMS
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43 Art Classes WATERCOLOUR AND ACRYLICS Join a painting class and explore your individual creative expression through use of different materials and techniques such as pencil sketching, pen techniques, pastels, mixed media, watercolour and acrylic painting. You can choose what you would like to explore (students supply their own supplies). Oils can be used at the River Heights site.
SESSIONS
Local artist, Daria Mudryj, is the instructor whose work is represented at the Fleet Gallery. She has also exhibited at The Pavilion Gallery and at The Conservatory in Assiniboine Park. Daria gives one on one instruction and encourages individual development. All levels are welcome! And, we have FUN! Instructor:
Daria Mudryj
Age:
55+
SITE
DURATION
DAY
TIME
FEES
Sept 13 – Nov 29
River Heights
12 weeks
Wednesday
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
$72.00
Sept 14 – Nov 30
Crescentwood
12 weeks
Thursday
1:00 – 3:00 pm
$72.00
Jan 10 - Mar 14
River Heights
10 weeks
Wednesday
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
$60.00
Jan 11 - Mar 15
Crescentwood
10 weeks
Thursday
1:00 – 3:00 pm
$60.00
NOTE: Fees do not include one-time participation fee
Drop In Table Tennis Drop In Volleyball Stop by the Crescentwood site and enjoy a game of table tennis. We provide tables, nets, paddles and balls.
Bump, Set, Spike your way into some fun nights with a pick-up volleyball game.
Session:
October 4 - December 20
Session:
October 15 - late June
Site:
Crescentwood
Site:
Crescentwood
Age:
Adult
Age:
Adult
Day:
Wednesday
Day:
Sundays
Time:
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Time:
7:30 - 9:30 pm
Fee:
$3.00 drop-in
Fee: $3.00 with Manitoba Table Tennis Association (MTTA) active participation fee $25.00
*NOTE: No Drop In November 5
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44 Music Appreciation Bridge From Elvis Preseley to Elvis Costello: A Concise History of Rock & Roll.
Why not drop in for a game or two of social bridge? Refreshments are served. Handicapped accessible.
Session:
September 21 - October 12
Session:
September 11 - June 25
Instructor:
John Einarson
Site:
River Heights
Site:
River Heights
Age:
Adult (55+)
Age:
Adult
Day:
Monday
Day:
Thursday
Time:
1:00 - 3:00 pm
Time:
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Fees:
$3.00 drop-in
Fee:
$80.00
Pickleball
Come join us for a friendly game of pickle ball. This drop in program is open to players of all levels! Session:
mid-September - June 20
Site:
Crescentwood
Age:
Adult
Day:
Tuesdays and Thursdays
Time:
11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Fee:
$3.00 drop-in
* No pickleball on October 25 & 27.
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1ST WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH COMMUNITY HEALTH & WELL-BEING @ TEMPLE SHALOM 1:30-3:30 pm at 1077 Grant Avenue
2ND WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH BOOK CLUB Every month we will pick a new book, have a discussion and watch the movie if available.
3RD WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH LUNCH & LEARN A variety of topics will be covered in these informational sessions. A light lunch will be served at 1:00 pm followed by a 1 hour presentation on topics including health care, senior services, travel logs, depression, chronic disease, gardening and many others. Details of weekly information presentations will be available in the office or on our website – www.corydoncc.com
4TH WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH APPLE/BASIC TECH TRAINING Join us for a one hour tutorial with a half our before and after for technical question and answer session. Beginner to advanced, all skill levels welcome! Bring your own device. Our on-site expert will teach us how to make the best use of our technology! Day:
Wednesday
Time:
1:00 - 3:00 pm
Site:
River Heights
Age:
55+:
Fees:
FREE
Starting:
October
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Lap Skating
Dig out your skates and join the fun. Skating is great exercise! Session: October 2 - April 25
Walking Club
If you like to walk for fun and fitness, join our walking club. Come join us for an enjoyable hour or so and get some fresh air, exercise and conversation. We walk on Mondays and Thursdays at various locations around the city. Please visit the website at www.corydoncc.com for the newest schedule or call the office at 204.488.7000. Monthly schedules are available at the centre. Session:
Year round
Site:
Various
Age:
Adult
Day:
Mondays and Thursdays
Time:
9:30 - 10:30 am
Fees:
Free
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Site:
River Heights
Age:
Adults Only
Day:
Monday/Wednesday
Time:
10:45 - 11:45 am (Monday)
1:30 - 2:30 pm (Wednesday)
Fees: $3.00 or purchase the yearly senior skating pass $50.00 *no lap skating October 9, December 25, 2017, January 1, 2018
Quilting
Do you enjoy quilting? If so, come join us and work on your quilting project. Session:
Year Round
Site:
Crescentwood
Age:
All
Day:
Wednesday
Time:
5:30 - 8:00 pm
Fees:
$3.00 drop-in
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Strength Training (55+)
Join Raul for this one hour class designed for participants aged 55 years and over. This fun and gentle workout is led by a certified instructor and monitoring will be done before, during and after the exercises for safety and affectiveness of program.
SESSION
Try Something New! Even if you’ve never tried something before you can feel confident that our instructors can teach you the proper, safe techniques for maximum fun!
DAY
TIME
SITE
AGE
*FEES – ONE DAY PER SESSION
TWO DAYS PER SESSION
Sept 12 - Dec 12
Tuesdays
9:00 - 10:00 am
Crescentwood
Adult 55+
$63.00
$126.00
Sept 11 – Dec 15
Fridays
9:00 - 10:00 am
Crescentwood
Adult 55+
$63.00
$126.00
Jan 9 – Mar 27
Tuesdays
9:00 - 10:00 am
Crescentwood
Adult 55+
$54.00
$108.00
Jan 12 – Mar 30
Fridays
9:00 - 10:00 am
Crescentwood
Adult 55+
$54.00
$108.00
*plus one time participation fee
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Couples Yoga
YOGA (55+) This class combines breath work, postures and meditation to rejuvenate and bring body/mind into a state of well-being. This program is ideal for the beginner.
Instructor:
Andrea Robin
Day:
Monday
Site:
Crescentwood
Instructor:
Jane Carroll
Age:
Adult
Time:
8:00 - 9:00 pm
Session:
September 28 - November 30 (10 weeks) January 11 - March 15 (10 weeks)
Dates:
September 18 - November 27*
Site:
River Heights
Fee:
$150.00/couple**
Age:
Adult (55+)
Day:
Thursday
Time:
9:30 - 11:00 am
Fees:
$55.00 plus one time participation fee
Drop-in:
$8.00
*no class October 9 **plus one-time participation fee
Yoga BEGINNER YOGA This is a class designed for newbie yogi/yoginis and those with some experience. Learn the traditional Sun Salutations and many other yoga asanas (positions). Develop strength, increase flexibility, decrease stress and improve posture and over all well being. Wear comfy clothes, bring your own mat and an open mind! Instructor:
Andrea Robin
Day:
Mondays
Site:
Crescentwood
Time:
7:00 - 8:00 pm
Dates:
starting September 11
Fee:
$10.00 drop-in
*no class October 9
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49 Zumba ZUMBA GOLD
ZUMBA BASIC
This is a low-intensity dance work-out combination of chair exercise where participants will learn the basic and easy to follow dance workout routines. With this workout, seniors or active older adults will stay healthy, active and feel young again with the oldies but goodies music that enhances memory, strength, endurance, balance and flexibility. Participants will be required to execute constant movement at their own pace. The best kind of workout is the kind that people enjoy doing and see the positive benefits of it.
Zumba is a popular fitness program inspired by Latin dance. The word “Zumba” comes from a Colombian word that means to move fast and have fun, which is just how people describe the routine. Using upbeat Latin music together with cardiovascular exercise, Zumba is aerobic dancing that is lots of fun and easy to learn. From high to low-intensity workout for all levels of fitness.
Instructor: Myrna Evaristo Session: September 16 – November 25 (10 weeks) Site: Sir John Franklin Age: Adult (55+)
Instructor: Myrna Evaristo Session: September 18 – November 27 (10 weeks) Site: Sir John Franklin Age: Adult Day: Mondays
Day: Saturdays
Time: 6:30 -7:30pm
Time: 9:00-10:00am
Fees: $80.00 plus one time participation fee
Fees: $80.00 plus one time participation fee
Drop in: $10.00
Drop in: $10.00
*no class October 9
*no class November 11
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Family PROGRAMS
Outdoor Rinks
Public Skating
Outdoor Slides
Session:
October 27 - February 25*
Site:
River Heights
Age:
All
Day/Time:
Fridays 7:00 - 8:15 pm
Sundays 3:15 - 4:45 pm
Fees:
Free
5 and under
$2.00
6-17
$3.00
Adults
$2.00
Seniors
$5.00
Families
Once the cold weather arrives, River Heights, Sir John Franklin and Crescentwood all have outdoor rinks available for public skating. One ice surface is designated for pleasure skating and has a no stick, no puck policy. Dig out the skates and enjoy the winter in Winnipeg.
Toboggan slides are available at Crescentwood and Sir John Franklin. Get the family together and enjoy the fun.
Supervised lap skating is scheduled for all ages. CSA approved helmets are strongly recommended for all ages. All on-ice participants must be on skates (no baby strollers or carriers). Please comply with the skate patrol requests and help us provide a fun and safe skating environment. Additional skate times will be available over the holiday breaks and will be posted on the website.
*Note: No public skating January 28, 2018
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Save the Date
JANUARY 26-28/2018
The Corydon Community Centre WinterFest is our major fundraising event of the year and we rely heavily on the funds raised at this event to help maintain and improve the facilities, programmes and services at all three sites. Some of the activities we have planned include a community pancake breakfast, pleasure skating, bouncy tents, face painting, photo booth, manicures, open gym, tot play room, raffles, barista coffee bar, beer garden and outdoor old-timers hockey games. And, back by popular demand, is our action-packed WinterFest hockey tournament showcasing teams from the ages 5/6 and 7/8 divisions from across the province. PLUS our legendary Big Night Out Social, this year featuring Garret and Nazeem band. Watch for further announcements on participation and volunteer opportunities fpr the whole family.
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53 Annual Craft Sale Crescentwood Site 1170 Corydon Avenue Sunday, December 3 10 am to 4:00 pm
Admission is free If interested in renting a table, contact Michelle @ 204.997.8742 or socialplanners@gmail.com
Bingo
Join us for an enjoyable evening of bingo and maybe even go home with a little money in your pocket! Session:
Year Round
Site:
Crescentwood
Age:
Adult
Day:
Monday
Time:
7:00 - 10:00 pm
WinterFest
Please join us for WinterFest January 26 - 28. Hockey tournament, pancake breakfast, social, carnival games etc. Check the website and our January newsletter for more details.
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SEPTEMBER 5-9, 2017 IS FALL REGISTRATION TIME ONLINE OR AT THE RIVER HEIGHTS SITE. DON’T HIT THE SNOOZE BUTTON. BE EARLY!