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pre-school 28-29 Indoor Playground Summer Tot Camp Tiny Tots
youth 30-33 Kidz Klub PreTeen Dances Spring Break Camp Summer Camps – Day, Specialty, Sports Zumba Kids
adult/senior 34-39 Art Classes Pickleball Bridge El1te Zumba/Yoga Adult Drop In Lap Skating Quilting Strength Training Walking Club Yoga
special events 40-41 Bingo Farmers Market Neighborhood BBQ
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2 President’s Message February 2016 Corydon Community Centre (CCC) which comprises three sites (Crescentwood, Sir John Franklin, and River Heights) was amalgamated on April 1st, 2011. The Board and staff spent the first two years focusing on combining the three previous independent community centres into one organization which is now known as Corydon Community Centre Inc. CCC is currently the largest community centre in Winnipeg, serving a population area of over 34,000 people. We made the transition from a “working” board to a “governance” or “policy” board over the past 18 months as part of amalgamation. Our strategic planning process has been critical to this transition. This shift is to make sure that the Board works at a high level to set strategic direction for the future of the Centre and that we then support the staff and committees as they work to implement the various strategies. We rely on our very competent staff and the hundreds of volunteers to help make everything work. CCC Board and staff are committed to continuing to operate an efficient and effective centre offering programs and services that meet the needs of our incredible community. One of our most recent community events that took place January 27th – 31st was our annual Winter Carnival and the 25th Glen McLeod Hockey Tournament. These events do not occur without the support of our fabulous staff and volunteers. A special thanks to Frank Ferguson who was the Chair of the Carnival Committee along with Paul Krestanowich who organized the hockey tournament. They along with the many volunteers and our staff (Tara, Laura, Kathy, Scott, Wayne, Kyle, Jordan, Jeremy, Waz, Logan, Dave, Myles, Max, Chris, Ryan, Will, Mick, Glen, Andre, Erwin, Aaron, Kevin, Tyler, Liam and Abbie) put on a fun-filled family event for all to enjoy. These types of events allow us to create a sense of community. People truly enjoyed themselves throughout the week. Over the next four months we will be focusing on program and facility development as well as preparing for our Annual General Meeting on May 25th, 2016 at Sir John Franklin site. If you are interested in sitting on a committee, chairing a committee, being on our Executive or volunteering in general please let us know. We do have specific roles for those who are interested in volunteering. We look forward to your participation in our upcoming spring programs and events. Sincerely, Colleen G. Plumton President Corydon Community Centre
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Program Coordinator Laura Harrison 204.488.7000 ext. 200 lharrison@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
Additional hours will be posted on the website corydoncc.com
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4 General Information Board Meetings
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2015-2016
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
Patrick O’Connor
Vice-President
Naomi Patey
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Lynne McCarthy
February 24th
Sir John Franklin
7:00 pm
Treasurer
Dana Ray
March 23rd
Crescentwood
7:00 pm
DIRECTORS AT LARGE
April 27th
River Heights
7:00 pm
Garry Dunne
Lance Barber
Janet McMahon
Frank Ferguson
Paul Krestanowich
Dean Danforth
Mike Hamm
Larry Gledhill
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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.
Dave Gilmore
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 25th Sir John Franklin site
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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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Room
Room Size
Price
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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 Arena Wall Boards*
$400/year
arena Wall Banners**
$200/year
(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)
In addition to this program guide, published twice a year, we also publish a printed program for our annual Glen McLeod tournament.
Football
program guide ad rates
Take to the field with football sponsorships.
inside page
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outside cover
full page
$160
$165
$185
football sponsorship
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$110
$140
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scoreboard
$500/year
quarter page
$65
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$500/year
bus. card
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Call office for Glen McLeod Tournament program ad rates (printed yearly in January).
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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 and post dance clean up.
Estate gifts, which can be of any amount, are received after a donor’s lifetime.
family BBQ Wednesday June 22nd is the annual family BBQ, a free event for the community. Duties will include setup and cleanup of the venue, BBQing, handing out drinks or dessert, face painting, relay races, or other carnival games, supervising bouncers or other activities as needed.
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. CHILDRENS 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 14 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
877 Wilkes Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba R3P 1B8 www.lindenchristian.org Tel: (204) 989-6730
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Province-wide reputation for educational excellence Biblically-based instruction Exceptional athletic and performing arts programs EAL Programming Safe and caring learning environment
Accepting Applications for September 2016 September 2015 Colleen Job, Registrar tel: 204.989.6739 • e-mail: colleenj@lindenchristian.org
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Registration Dates spring 2016 march 7-12 | *rh site only* Monday, March 7
8:30 am – 8:30 pm
Tuesday, March 8
8:30 am – 8:30 pm
Wednesday, March 9
8:30 am – 8:30 pm
Thursday, March 10
8:30 am – 8:30 pm
Friday, March 11
8:30 am – 8:30 pm
Saturday, March 12
10:00 am – 2:00pm
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Refunds
Registration fees can be paid by cash, debit, Visa or MasterCard. Registration can be done in person or by phone. Phone registrations are by Visa or MasterCard only and an email will be sent confirming your registration.
Full refunds will be issued when a program is cancelled.
Please leave a detailed message on 204.488.7000 ext. 210 and we will get back to you that same day. Please note: in person registrations will be dealt with first. Your patience is appreciated.
For sessions of eight weeks or more, no refund will be given after the third week of classes.
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.
Refunds will be prorated from the date the office receives and confirms notice of withdrawal.
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*
Seniors (55+)
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$35.00**
A $20.00 administration fee applies to all refund requests other than program cancellation.
To qualify for a refund, the office must be notified of the withdrawal prior to the end of the third week.
Late Registrations A late fee of $30.00 per family will be charged effective March 13th. 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
* 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. ** Yearly senior 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 adult skating (Monday am and Wednesday pm) for the season at the River Heights Site.
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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 us.
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.
• Coaches • Assistant Coaches • Team Managers • Team Safety/First Aid Person • Parent Communication Liaison • Sport Committee Representatives (Basketball, Baseball, Football, Soccer, Softball)
Thanks again for your continued involvement and commitment to sport and activity for youth. Here’s to a safe, successful 2016 season!
Uniform Deposits Basketball Baseball Football Softball
$100 $100 $300 (uniform & equipment) $100
* All participants will be required to leave a post-dated cheque with their team manager dated for November 1, 2016. If uniforms are not returned, this cheque will be cashed.
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Baseball
Team Selection
Baseball (hardball) is for boys and girls ages 5-18. The baseball season runs from the beginning of May through June with games usually scheduled during weekday evenings. We offer developmental teams for children and youth who have not played before as well as more competitive teams for those who have. Baseball teams are travelling teams. Usually a team plays the same number of home and away games. Because of player numbers, some players may be asked to play for teams from other community centres. The playoff format has not yet been determined, but other than playoff teams, everyone finishes by the end of June.
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2009/10/11
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2007/08/09
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2005/2006
10-11
$TBD
Sun/Tue/Thur
Peewee
2003/2004
12-13
$TBD
Sun/Mon/Wed
Bantam
2001/2002
14-15
$TBD
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Midget
1998/99/2000
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$TBD
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Player tryouts/evaluations and team selections will be held April 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th at Red River Community College. Further details to follow after registration. Tryout fee is included in registration. Division
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12:00-1:50 pm
Bantam
2:00-3:30 pm
Midget
3:30-5:00 pm
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Independent evaluators will be used. Teams will be formed and team practices will start in late April or early May. You will be contacted by a volunteer after registration with a specific time, date and location of your tryout/evaluation time. Rally Cap - tons of fun for the kids with emphasis on fun, basic skills and learning the game in a non-competitive environment. Rally Cap is a parent-run program so several volunteers are required. Rookies - play a more organized game of ball using a pitching machine. Games are 2-3 times per week against other community centres with an emphasis on team play, sportsmanship and continued skill mastery. Mosquito - is the first year when players start pitching and AA is introduced. All players attend tryouts and will be evaluated – those with higher skill will be asked to play AA ball – a higher and more competitive level. Peewee - A/AA remains at the community centre but at this age AAA is introduced (the highest level of ball at this age group is a regional team, comprised of the best players in all of Winnipeg South) Bantam/Midget - A/AA remain at the community centre with the Chiefs as the AAA regional team
Umpires Older players (13+) may want to consider umpiring. It’s fun and the pay is great! $25.00 - $40.00 per game Please contact the office for details of upcoming clinics.
AA Baseball If your child is selected for the AA team, please note that the time commitment and expectations are greater than in A-level baseball.
Equipment Players are required to provide their own gloves, batting helmets and baseball pants. Bats will be provided for all age groups except Midget. Midget players are encouraged to purchase their own wooden bats this year.
Late Registrations We try to have 12 -14 players per team and registration will be cut off at that point. Late registrations will not be accepted if there are not enough coaches. Late registrations, if accepted, will be subject to a $30 late fee over and above the registration fee.
Volunteer Opportunities As coaches and volunteers are needed for all teams, there will be a sign-up sheet at registration. Most teams will need a scorekeeper, pitch counter, manager, first aid person, equipment manager, someone to install the bases before each game, coaches, and if possible, someone who can umpire if the scheduled umpire cannot make it. All of these positions are volunteer positions. If we do not have volunteers to help out, the kids don’t play. Please keep in mind that we need volunteers when you register. Knowledge of baseball is not a pre-requisite to volunteering. All coaches are required to complete the Respect in Sport training from Sport Manitoba. It is free and on-line.
Baseball Committee: John Young, Jacques Gauthier – baseball@centralcorydoncc.com
AAA Baseball Any player wishing to play for the Winnipeg South Chiefs must register at Corydon before they will be allowed to attend tryouts. Details on tryouts can be found at www.ballcharts.com/ wschiefs
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16 Basketball The Winnipeg Minor Basketball Association (WMBA) is a not-for-profit community club based basketball league. Spring League is open to boys & girls ages 8-18 and runs from mid-April through to end of June.
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. he spring league will run from April 16 through until June 18. T No games May Long Weekend (May 21 & 22). Club teams will participate in 8 regular season games plus a 2-game playoff. Games run one hour in length and will be held Saturdays and Sundays between 9am and 6pm.
GAME DAYS & AGE DIVISIONS AGE
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game day
2007-09 Girls
$145
Saturday
10
2006 Girls
$145
Saturday
11
2005 Girls
$145
Saturday
12
2004 Girls
$145
Saturday
13-14
2002-2003 Girls
$145
Sunday
15-18
1998-2001 Girls
$145
Sunday
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2008-09
Boys
$145
Saturday
9
2007
Boys
$145
Saturday
10
2006
Boys
$145
Saturday
11
2005
Boys
$145
Saturday
12
2004
Boys
$145
Saturday
13
2003
Boys
$145
Sunday
14
2002
Boys
$145
Sunday
15
2001
Boys
$145
Sunday
16-18
1998-2000
Boys
$145
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Teams will also be practicing once per week during the weeknights at an area school (exact day and time of the practice is set by the Centre). Practice times range Monday-Friday, 6-10 pm. Coaches and volunteers are always needed to help with the program, contact Basketball Convenor, Janet McMahon at janet.mcmahon@sportmanitoba.ca
UNIFORM DEPOSIT All registrants must place a $100.00 deposit (post dated cheque made payable to Corydon CC) to be given to the coaches before uniforms are distributed. If uniforms are not returned after the season, the cheque will be cashed. Players are required to supply black shorts with no pockets.
April - June 2016
*Seven year-olds would play in the eight year-old division NOTE: age divisions subject to change – due to overall participation numbers.
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Boxing
Tennis
Corydon Boxing is open to everyone age 10 and up and provided training for beginners to professionals. Whether you are in the sport for conditioning or you wish to compete in the ring, this highly successful program has something for everyone. Our program focusses on basic techniques with different circuits. Some days will focus on cardio, while others will be based on heavy bag workouts. Please note that anyone wishing to spar, must register with M.A.B.A.
Tennis Manitoba has partnered with Corydon Community Centre to provide 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! We are pleased to offer classes at both our River Heights and Sir John Franklin sites, two nights of the week to accommodate busy schedules.
Beginner tennis program
Session:
Year Round
Coach:
Marc Durette
Site:
Crescentwood
Age:
10 and up
Intermediate tennis program
Days/Times:
Monday - Thursday 4:00-5:30 pm
Saturday 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
For individuals who have grasped the FUNdamentals and want to continue developing their tennis skills (ages 12+)
Fees:
$35.00 per month
For individuals new to the sport, a fun, interactive way to learn the FUNdamentals of the game (ages 6-11)
session
site
time
fees*
Day
May 17- Jul 12 RH
6-7:00 pm (6-11) $65.00 Tuesdays 7-8:00 pm (12+)
May 18- Jul 13 SJF
6-7:00 pm (6-11) $65.00 7-8:00 pm (12+)
Wednesdays
*plus participation fee
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tackle football Registration Dates spring 2016 may 5-7 | *crescentwood site only* Thursday, May 5th
6:00pm – 9:00 pm
Friday, May 6th
6:00pm – 9:00 pm
Saturday, May 7th
10:00am – 2:00 pm
*Mark your calendars!
Football – Tackle Our Football program strives to attain and demonstrate the knowledge of the game of football to all volunteers and players while being instructed in a fun and positive environment.
All divisions have 12 players on the field for every play, except Crunchers who have 6 players and Atom who have 9 players.
The Club encourages the maximum abilities of the players within a structured and disciplined program to improve overall health and physical fitness. Together we shall pursue our goals to become better players, teammates and leaders while maintaining the quality of Comets tradition through good sportsmanship and positive attitudes with the involvement of the community.
The club will provide all equipment except cleats.
AGE DIVISIONS category
birth year
age
fees*
Cruncher
2008/2009
7/8
$220
Atom
2006/2007
9/10
$335
Peewee
2004/2005
11/12
$335
Bantam
2002/2003
13/14
$335
*This registration fee will be applied to the first player registered per family, each additional player will pay $50.00 less per registration.
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Equipment Games and Practices Games are played either Saturday or Sunday at various locations. Games run from the beginning of August until late October. Practices usually begin in mid July, depending on the coach. Players are asked to practice 2 or 3 times (maximum of 2 hours) per week in addition to the weekend game.
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Football Committee
The success of the football program is directly related to the effort of the parents. Your volunteer time is very important!
President
Curtis Gottfredsen president@cometsfootball.ca
All coaches are required to complete the Safe Contact course.
Vice President
Mike Deneka
Volunteer Bond
Registrar/Volunteer Coordinator Kathy Joshua registrar@cometsfootball.ca
A volunteer bond in the form of a $200.00 cheque dated for November 1st, 2016 will be required at registration. Only one volunteer bond per family is required and families must register with their teams manager for a volunteer opportunity. All families that meet the minimum requirement (approx. 6 hours) will have their cheques returned at the end of the season.
Treasurer
Brent Dreger
More information on tackle football at:
www.cometsfootball.ca
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20 Rugby Rookie Rugby is Rugby Canada’s national rugby program. This is a co-ed, non-tackling game for children ages 4-15. Rookie Rugby is a fun and active start to being part of a team through the joy of rugby. By developing the principles for the love of physical activity, team work and the skills of rugby at early ages we are aiming to develop strong values and skills that can be used throughout a lifetime. The program runs 9 weeks from April 24 to June 26, 2016.
Tackle Rugby
AGE DIVISIONS
Games and Practices
Athletes will continue to learn rugby fundamentals, learn the skill of tackling and participate in both contact and non-contact games. Flag rugby registration is free for those registered in tackle rugby. .*Mouth guards, shorts and cleats are required
category
birth year
age
fees*
Mini, Flag and Tackle Rugby will take place on Sundays beginning April 24 and run until June 26.
Mini Rugby
2010-2012
4-6
$60.00
Mini Rugby
12:20 – 1:00 pm
Flag Rugby
2002-2009
7-14
$65.00
Flag Rugby
1:00 – 2:00 pm
Tackle Rugby
2:00 – 3:00 pm
11-16
$75.00
Tackle Rugby 2000-2005 *plus participation fee
Mini Rugby Mini-rugby will be a 40 minute session focusing on gross motor skills. Children and their parents will co-actively learn to run, pass and kick a rugby ball. Simple interactive co-operative games will also be used for children to implement their new found rugby skills.
Flag Rugby At this age, athletes will be introduced to the key skills required for Manitoba Flag Rugby. This will include; running, passing, kicking, catching and defensive flag removal. Players will be introduced to simple rugby games. The second half of the season will build on skills learned in the first half with the introduction of playing full 7-aside games. These 60 minute sessions will have athletes getting prepared to play in organized tournaments. *. All equipment will be provided except for cleats or running shoes
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Take a shot at something new!
Visit the club office for more information!
HOME RUN SPORTS
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story by dave champion-taylor
Jennie Baragar-Petrash is just 17 and only started running competitively at the end of grade 8 but clearly it’s a sport that fills her up heart and soul. “It’s sometimes difficult to explain why I love x-country running so much, I guess it’s just the feeling of freedom when running outside with all sorts of scenery around you,” she says. Running has given Jennie many memories already and she’s always on the run to make more. She’s preparing now to run for Team Canada at the Pan American Cross Country Championships March 5th in Venezuela. This fall she’s off to run indoor/outdoor track and x-country for the University of Arizona on a scholarship. Always running and always on full.
Jennie played rec soccer at Corydon CC (River Heights).
Jennie has run races in far-off places like China and Columbia.
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23 sports: indoor/outdoor track/x-country
Junior women X-country team Canada member 2015 and 2016
events: 800M, 1000M, 1500m, 3000m,
2015 Canadian Jr Women x-Country Championship - 4th place
4k-6k x-country
2014 Canadian Jr Women x-Country Championship - 2nd place
Date of Birth: 12-09-1998
outdoor track personal best 1500m - 4:28.2
high school: grant park
jennie’s stats
world youth qualifying times in 1500m and 3000m
University: University of Arizona (Fall 2016) team: Winnipeg Optimist Athletics
What sports did you play at Corydon when you were younger? When I was younger I did a bit of gymnastics and and I have played soccer out of Corydon CC for many years. I enjoyed soccer the most because I loved being able to run around on the soccer field outdoors. My dad was my soccer coach for the past 6 years which I’ve loved. What made you try crosscountry running/track? I found out about cross country in grade 5 and I figured I might as well try it because I knew I loved running a lot in soccer games. I didn’t run track till grade 7. Where do you think you got your running talent from? I’m not sure where I got my running talent from, but my mom has certainly been an amazing motivator for me, always getting me excited to run in big competitions and to train hard but have fun doing it.
recent accomplishments
What gives you the drive to compete so hard? I think that having a positive attitude towards training and competitions and always staying motivated gives me the drive to compete. what are some short- and Long-term goals in cross-country and track? any bigger dreams? Some short term goals in this sport would be to stay fit, steadily improve my times, and just to enjoy the overall experience. Some longer term goals of mine would be to Make more Canadian teams (for both x-country and track) and to do well in the NCAA. The Olympics is a huge dream of mine, but I know I still have quite a ways to go to get there. What do you do to prepare for a race day? In preparing for race day I always eat pasta as my “pre-race dinner” the night before my race. Usually a few hours before I race I like to
outdoor track (canadian Youth) – ranked top five in canada in two events indoor track (canadian Youth) – ranked first in three events
stretch my legs and use my foam roller just to wake my legs up. While I’m doing that I listen to my playlist of what I consider to be “motivational songs” to get me focused and excited to race. any room for improvement in your running style? I feel like my running form has greatly improved over the years although it is still not perfect. My coach Scott Radley and I are working together on correcting my form. Runners can be umm... ‘different’, Any weird running quirks? I don’t think I have any weird running quirks... however when I line up on the start line I always start with my right foot in front behind the line. (I’m right handed so that seems opposite to normal).
What do you like to do when not running/ competing/training? When I’m not training or competing (usually later in the summers) I like to relax by either reading, or listening to music. I listen to music a lot. I also like just hanging out with my family and my friends especially at the lake and catch up on my piano. What song gets stuck in your head the most? Because I am such a musical person I listen to a lot of songs, so I tend to get songs stuck in my head quite easily. The one that gets stuck currently is Count Down by Beyoncé. Favourite movie snack? My favourite snack and drink is tea and popcorn. I LOVE popcorn!!
What other sports or activities do you enjoy? I enjoy swimming, hiking, cross country skiing and biking. I also really love singing, acting and playing piano.
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24 Karate
Judo
If you are looking for a challenging workout with the side benefit of self-defense, consider our Shotokan Karate program. Improve your health, flexibility, endurance, self-esteem, discipline, and confidence. Looking for something to do as a family, then this could be it! Looking for a great work out and a challenge- this could be it!
The Sakura Dojo teaches the Japanese Kodokan style of Judo, whether it be competitive/recreational the technical aspect is a must. The club leans towards the recreation curriculum. We also teach (small circle Ju Jitsu) self defenseskills.
JKA of Manitoba Karate training course lead by the provincial chief instructor for Manitoba Sensei Philip Dingman! The founder of JKA Karate in Manitoba. Tradition, Dedication and commitment to personal growth and development. Great for children and adults of all ages! Session:
Year Round
Site:
River Heights
Age:
5 - Adult
Days:
Monday/Wednesday
Times:
6:00 - 7:00 pm
Contact:
Rhonda at (204) 794-8959
The Head Sensei’s Credentials • Brian Jones 6th Dan [Rokudan] • Active Judoka 1956-2016 [60 years experience] • Active as competitor 12+ years coach instructor clinic conductor • NCCP Level 3 certified coaching • Certified Judo Canada National “C” Referee • Administration – Current member of the MJBBA grading committee • Bingo Chairman for Judo Manitoba [Bingo is Judo Manitoba’s largest fundraiser] • Several awards and Merits
Registration and Fees level
The club Head Sensei also teaches all the Judo Kata’s. Our Sakura Dojo Club and Head Sensei are both certified/ registered with Judo Manitoba which is the governing body of Judo in Manitoba.
age
Fees*
Must have a minimum of 10 registrants to run the program!
Adult
18+
$65.00
Instructor: Sensei Brian Jones 6th Dan [Rokudan]
Youth
13-17
$55.00
Session:
January 5 – May 26 (21 weeks)
Child
5-12
$45.00
Site:
River Heights
Family
–
$90.00
Age:
12 – Adult
Days:
Tuesday/Thursday
Times:
6:30 – 8:15 pm
Fees:
16 & under $157.50 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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Softball Softball is an excellent supplement to winter sport programming. Co-ed Learn to Play programs are offered for children ages 5-7, hosted out of one of southwest community centers, depending on registration numbers. Corydon offers softball programming for girls aged 8 to 18 are available (age allocations are set out below). The season begins the first week of May, ending with divisional playoffs at the end of June. Two games are played each week, with practice times established by individual coaches. In addition, there may also be an opportunity for tournaments over and above league games. Some age groups may be combined with other south west community clubs to form teams. Softball evaluations will be held at the University of Manitoba on the evenings of March 21st & 22nd, groups to be determined. All softball registration will be required to attend one of the evaluations to ensure team formations are balanced. For more information on any of the softball programs visit either WSWYA site at http://leaguelineup.com/welcome. asp?url=wswysa or Softball Manitoba at www.softball.mb.ca
Umpires Umpiring softball can be an enjoyable and financially rewarding for job for young boys and girls in the Community. Umpires are paid $35 - $40 per game, and may work several games per week. For more information, go to www.softball.mb.ca for clinic details.
Coaches Please consider volunteering as a coach/assistant or manager when registering your child (no experience necessary). Are you interested in coaching but don’t know where to start or what’s involved? Please contact any of the league executive or community club convenors for information. Coaching is a fun, and rewarding endeavor – and really doesn’t take that much work! The easiest way to get into it is to start thinking and talking about it NOW! There are resources available to mentor you into the game! Convenor: Leslie Delnea softball@centralcorydoncc.com
GAME DAYS & AGE DIVISIONS AGE
birth year
Category
fees*
game day
5-7
2009/2010/2011 Learn to Play
$90.00 Tues/Thur
8-10
2006/2007/2008
Mites - Girls and boys (U10)
$150.00
11-12
2004/2005
Squirt - Girls (U12)
$165.00* Tues/Thur
13-14
2002/2003
Pee Wee - Girls (U14)
$165.00*
15-16
2000/2001
Bantam - Girls (U16)
$175.00* Tues/Thur
17-18
1998/1999
Midget - Girls (U18)
$175.00*
Mon/Wed
Mon/Wed
Mon/Wed
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26 Soccer – House League.(age 4-8) House League soccer is based on fun and full participation by all players. It is designed to introduce young children to the basics of soccer, to the joys of team play and provides the opportunity to meet new people in the community.
Registration and Fees
Every effort will be made to ensure all teams will have an even number of males/females and an equal number of players in the 4-6 age group. Please note the 4-6 age group is co-ed while the 7 & 8’s are separated by gender. The parents are to be actively involved with their children at every game/practice. Teams play on a smaller field. Soccer cleats are optional but shin guards are mandatory. There is no snack time scheduled into soccer hour. The cost of t-shirts, soccer jamboree, pictures and awards is included in the registration.
birth year
age
fees
game days*
2012
4
$70
Mon/Wed
2011
5
$70 Tues/Thur
2010
6
$70
2009
7
$75 Tues/Thur
2008
8
$75
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Volunteers urgently needed for soccer program. soccer@centralcorydoncc.com
Soccer – Outdoor Registration is open to all boys and girls age 9-18. Teams usually play 3 times per week (2 games/1 practice or 1 game/ 2 practices). The respective league governing authority will determine the game schedule, and each individual team will determine the number of practices or tournaments with which they wish to participate. While most games are scheduled during the week, there are some weekend games. Regular season games are played in May and June. Playoffs continue in September for teams 13 and over. The fees listed below include the City of Winnipeg Field User Fee and Soccer Uniform. Corydon participation fees will be applied where applicable.
Coaches, Assistants, Managers Anyone interested in volunteering in this capacity, please contact the community centre and leave your name, number and e-mail address.
Websites: Winnipeg Youth Soccer Association www.winnipegyouthsoccer.com South End United www.wseu.ca
Soccer Committee Director: Doug Sharpe - soccer@centralcorydoncc.com 4/5/6 House League
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age
fees
game days*
2007
9
$200 Tues/Thur
2006
10
$200
2005
11
$200 Tues/Thur
2004
12
$200
2003
13
$210 Tues/Thur
2002
14
$210
2001
15
$210 Tues/Thur
2000
16
$210
1998/99
17/18
$210 Tues/Thur
Mon/Wed
Mon/Wed
Mon/Wed
Mon/Wed
* Please note that game days for all programs are not absolute and are subject to change depending on factors such as number of registrations and teams. Age groups may be combined to form teams if necessary.
7/8 House League Equipment
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Pre-school
Programs
Tiny Tots 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: (a) in total (b) in ½ September/January (c) post-dated monthly cheques or credit card payments
You have a choice of: sessions/week
when
classes
fees
2
mornings or afternoons
72
$712.80
mornings and afternoons
144
$1425.60
3
mornings or afternoons
108
$1069.20
mornings and afternoons
216
$2138.40
4
mornings or afternoons
144
$1425.60
mornings and afternoons
288
$2851.20
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Session:
September 12 - June 8 (36 weeks)*
Site:
Sir John Franklin Site
Age:
2 - 5 years
Day:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Time:
9:20 - 11:20 am or 1:00 - 3:00 pm
Fees:
er above, plus the annual p $20 participation fee/child registered
*No class December 23 - January 6 or March 27 - March 31 For more information on the program please call 204.488.7000
29 Summer Tot Camp Put some excitement, fun and adventure into every summer day!!!! Tot camp offers a chance to make new friends, enjoy the outdoors and have fun being a kid. Each week is packed with fun activities, field trips and special events to make unforgettable memories. All camp staff are certified in First Aid and CPR, screened through the Child Abuse Registry and Criminal Records checks and participate in training to ensure a safe and suitable environment for your child. Each week has a unique theme and activities will centre around this theme, while including circle time, reading, singing, sharing, crafts, free play, outdoor play and much more! Register early to ensure a spot.
summer tot camp weekly themes: July 4-8
4 Seasons
July 11-15
All Kinds of Pets
July 18-22
Movin’ ‘N Groovin’
July 25-29
Big Imaginations
August 2-5
A Bug’s Life
Dates:
July 4 – September 2
Times:
FULL DAY 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
August 8-12 Everyday Heroes
HALF DAY 8:00 am – 12:00 pm or 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
August 15-19 Treasure Island
Drop Off:
8:00-9:00 am
Pick up:
4:00–5:00 pm
Site:
Sir John Franklin
Ages:
3-5 years
Cost:
$110.00 per week FULL DAY $75.00 per week HALF DAY
August 22-26
*Includes all field trips and transportation fees. **Sessions are non refundable and non-transferable Please note: ALL CHILDREN MUST BE POTTY TRAINED prior to registering for Tot Camp
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Indoor Playground Indoor Playground is an opportunity for children to exercise their bodies and their minds in a safe, welcoming environment. We offer a wide variety of activities including a bouncer, riding toys, hopscotch, house centre, reading centre, puzzles, fine motor skill toys and more! Session:
Ongoing until May 18
Site:
River Heights
Age:
5 and under
Day:
Wednesday
Time:
9:30 – 11:30 am
Fees:
FREE
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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. Session:
September - June
Site:
River Heights
Age:
5 - 12
Days:
Monday - Friday
Time:
3:30 - 6:00 pm
Fees:
$7.00 per day
*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.
In-Service Days Kidz Klub is open all day on school in-service days! Registration is available the following days: March 18, 2016 April 22, 2016 May 9, 2016 June 30, 2016 (1/2 day in-service) Times:
8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Cost:
$25/child/day
Minimum number of children needed to run – register early to ensure the day goes!*** ***Must pre-register and pay to hold a spot. No refunds are permitted for in-service days unless program is cancelled. Important: Staff members are often picking up children from more than one school. It is essential you advise us no later than 10 am on the scheduled day if your child is unable to attend. This minimizes delays and ensures proper supervision of children while they wait. Refund Policy: Credits to account will only be applied if the following cancellation notice is given – Regular days:
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31 Spring Break Camp
Zumba Kids
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.
Little feet, BIG moves! Join us for the ultimate fitness dance party just for kids! Parents are welcome register too! the dances. Instructor:
Michelle Senkiw
Session:
March 28 - April 1, 2016
Session:
April 5 - May 24
Site:
River Heights
Site:
Sir John Franklin
Age:
6 - 12
Age:
6-10
Days:
Monday to Friday
Days:
Tuesday
Time:
8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Time:
6:30 - 7:15 pm
Fee:
$25.00 per day
Fee:
$80.00
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:
March - May
Site:
Sir John Franklin
Age:
Grade 5 and 6
Days:
Friday
Dates:
Mar 18, Apr 15, May 13
Time:
7:30 - 9:30 pm
Fee:
$5.00
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32 Summer Camps Put some excitement, fun and adventure into every summer day! Corydon offers three distinct camp options - Specialty Camp, Sports Camp and Day Camp. All camps offer a chance to make new friends, enjoy the outdoors and have fun being a kid. Each week is packed with fun activities, field trips and special events to make unforgettable memories. All camp staff have certified CPR and First Aid training, are screened through the Child Abuse Registry and Criminal Records search and participate in a training period to ensure a safe, suitable environment for your child.
DAY Camp Our extraordinary camp runs for 9 week long sessions over the summer, beginning on July 4th and running until September 2nd. While your child is enrolled at our camp, he or she will enjoy a variety of games, crafts, sports, swimming, as well as field trips. All of these activities will fit into one of our nine weekly themes. Space is limited, so please register early to ensure your child’s spot.
SPECIALTY Camp This camp offers week-long workshops, projects and lots of exciting field trips and activities. Specialty camp offers the opportunity to learn new skills and develop new interests all within the fun of a summer camp.
Day Camp July 4-8
Myth Busters
July 11-15 Fun & Fitness July 18-22
Pirate Week
July 25-29 Animal Planet Aug 2-5 Survivor Week Aug 8-12 All About Mother Nature Aug 15-19 Let’s Get Messy Aug 22-26 Exploration Week Aug 29-Sept 2 Imaginarium
SPORTS Camp Keep yourself active this summer while learning a variety of sports and recreational activities. Each week has a different theme and will include a variety of skills, drills, scrimmages and a field trip.
Dates:
July 4 – September 2
Times:
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Drop off:
8:00 – 9:00 am
Pick up:
4:00 – 5:00 pm
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$100.00 per week
$25.00 per day*
Prices include all field trip and transportation fees. Sessions are non-transferable and non-refundable. *NOTE – only 5 spots available per day**
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specialty Camp
sports Camp
July 4-8 Science Week
July 4-8 Sports of All Sorts
July 11-15 Design, Build, Create
July 11-15 Rugby
July 18-22 On With the Show: Dance/Theatre
July 18-22 Field Sports
July 25-29 Artful Antics August 2-5 Story Tellers August 8-12
Globetrotters
August 15-19 Food Fanatics August 22-26 Time Travellers Aug 29 - Sept 2 Field Trip Week
July 25-29 Soccer August 2-5
Basketball
August 8-12 Tennis August 15 – 19
Baseball
August 22-26
Ball Hockey
Aug 29 - Sept 2 Outdoor Adventure Dates:
July 4 – September 2
Dates:
July 4 – September 2
Times:
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Times:
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Drop off:
8:00 – 9:00 am
Drop off:
8:00 – 9:00 am
Pick up:
4:00 – 5:00 pm
Pick up:
4:00 – 5:00 pm
Site: Sir John Franklin
Site: River Heights Age: 6 – 12 (must be 6 by Sept 1, 2016) Cost:
Age: 6 – 12 (must be 6 by Sept 1, 2016) Cost:
$155.00 per week
$155.00 per week
Prices include all field trip and transportation fees. Sessions are non-transferable and non-refundable.
Prices include all field trip and transportation fees. Sessions are non-transferable and non-refundable.
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35 Art Classes Water and Acrylics Come and join our local artist Daria Mudryj for some inspiration through color and art. Daria works with a variety of materials – acrylic, watercolor, crayons and pencil inks, conte, tempera, oil pastels, pencils on paper and on canvas. Daria has recently had 3
sessions
site
exhibitions at the Fleet Gallery, The Conservatory and the Pavilion Gallery. Don’t miss this opportunity to find your inner artistic talents! Instructor:
Daria Mudryj
Duration:
10 weeks
day
time
Fees
April 5 – June 7
Crescentwood Tuesday
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
$60.00
April 6 – June 8
River Heights
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
$60.00
April 7 – June 9
Crescentwood Thursday
1:00 – 3:00 pm
$60.00
Wednesday
NOTE: Fees do not include one-time participation fee
Pickleball
Bridge
Session:
Ongoing until June 23
Session:
Ongoing until June 27
Site:
Crescentwood
Site:
River Heights
Age:
Adult
Age:
Adult (55+)
Day:
Thursday
Day:
Monday
Time:
1:00 – 3:00 pm
Time:
1:00 – 3:00 pm
Fee:
$3.00 per day
Fees:
$3.00
Come join us for a friendly game of pickleball. This drop in program is open to players of all levels
Why not drop in for a game or two of social bridge? Refreshments are served. Wheelchair accessible.
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1st Wednesday of the month
Lap Skating
Dig out your skates and join the fun. Skating is great exercise! Session:
ongoing until April 27th
Site:
River Heights
Age:
Adults Only
2nd Wednesday of the month
Day:
Mondays/Wednesdays
Drop In Come and participate in a wide variety of social activities including tea/coffee, games, computer use, movies and much more. Details of weekly activities will be available in the office or on our website – www.corydoncc.com
Time:
10:45 - 11:45 am (Monday)
1:30 - 2:30 pm (Wednesday)
Fees:
3.00 or purchase the yearly senior $ participation fee
Community Health & Well-Being @ Temple Shalom 1:30-3:30 pm at 1077 Grant Avenue
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 12:30 pm followed by a 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 Training (iPad, iPhone, iPod, MacBook, iMac, internet) 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 Apple device or use an iPad from the Centre (limited quantities available). Our on-site Apple expert will teach us how to make the best use of our technology! Session:
Ongoing until May
Day:
Wednesday
Time:
1:00 - 3:00 pm
Site:
River Heights
Age:
55+:
Fees:
FREE
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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
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!
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Strength Training (55+) Experts recommend that older adults do strength training to maintain their strength, muscle mass and balance. Inactive adults have increased risk of disability, falls and diseases such as diabetes. Find out the benefits by joining this program that will help make you stronger using our exercise equipment and free weights.
session
day
There are a few reasons that prevent older adults from taking part in strength training so all participants are requested to meet with their family physician to evaluate their readiness for this activity. Instructor:
Pat Middleton
Time
site
age
**fees – one day per session
two days per session
April 26 – May 24 Tuesdays
9:30 - 10:30 am
Crescentwood
Adult 55+
$22.50
$45.00
April 22 – May 20
9:30 - 10:30 am
Crescentwood
Adult 55+
$22.50
$45.00
Fridays
**plus one time participation fee
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38 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/walking-club.html 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
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
Session:
Ongoing until June 20, 2016
Day:
Monday
Site:
Crescentwood
Time:
7:00 - 8:00 pm
Fee:
$8.00 drop in
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:
Jane Carroll
Session:
April 7 - June 9 (10 weeks)
Site:
River Heights
Age:
Adult (55+)
Day:
Thursday
Time:
9:30 - 11:00 am
Fees:
$55.00 plus one time participation fee
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Zumba
Join us for your yoga journey and find the balance in your life. Yoga integrates body and mind for total performance and is therefore an effective means of achieving body/mind health. Yoga features cardiovascular conditioning, functional strength, flexibility, muscle balancing, relaxation and breath-work that will leave you feeling calm and rejuvenated. This class is a vinyasa flow and is safe, effective and appropriate for all ages and fitness levels. Beginners welcome.
Zumba is the ultimate dance fitness party. The easy to follow moves, high energy Latin and international music and welcoming environment will ensure that everyone finds success and has fun. Before you know it you’ll be increasing your level of fitness, feeling more confident and your energy levels will be soaring! Zumba is easy to do, effective and totally exhilarating. Beginners are always welcome!
Instructor:
Michelle Senkiw
Session:
April 5 - June 21 (12 weeks)
Site:
Sir John Franklin
Age:
Adult
Day:
Tuesday
Time:
7:30 - 8:30 pm
Fee:
$120 for full session or $15/class drop in.
Instructor:
Michelle Senkiw
Session:
April 6 - June 22 (11 weeks) *no class June 8
Site:
Sir John Franklin
Age:
Adult
Day:
Wednesday
Time:
6:30 - 7:30 pm
Fee:
$110 for full session or $15/class drop in.
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Farmers Market
Our market offers a wide selection of locally grown produce, flowers and fruit. We also feature a variety of locally made baked goods, art work and crafts. Attendance is steadily growing, be sure to join us this summer! We will be returning on July 8th – See you there! Be sure to check out our website www.rhfarmersmarket.com and follow us on Twitter and Instagram @RHFarmersMarket If you are interested in becoming a vendor this summer, please email farmersmarket@centralcorydoncc.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 - 9:00 pm
Neighbourhood BBQ
Neighbourhood
BBQ june 22
5-8pm bouncers | performers
meet summer camp staff
summer fun and games good food | better friends
All area residents are invited to join us on Wednesday, June 22nd from 5:00-8:00pm at the Crescentwood Site.
Come out for a bite to eat, meet your Board of Directors and Staff and share an evening with other families in our community. Also a great opportunity for children to meet our summer camp staff! We would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge our community and say thank you for your continued support.
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march 7-12, 2016 is spring registration time at the river heights site. don’t hit the snooze button. be early!