Leisure Guide Fall/Winter 2011 by Chilliwack Progress

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SKATING ACADEMY FALL/WINTER 2011

SATURDAY AFTERNOONS Session #1

September 10 - October 29, 2011

Session #2

November 5 - December 17, 2011

Session #3

January 7 - February 25, 2012

Session #4

March 3 - April 21, 2012

Session #5

April 28 - June 23, 2012

SPRING BREAK CAMPS March 19 - 23, 2012 Learn to Skate Mini Camp, Hockey Fundamentals, Powerskating & Hockey Skills

3 on 3 YOUTH HOCKEY LEAGUE April 10 - June 30, 2012 Register by March 16, 2012

SKILLS SESSIONS Improve hockey skills SATURDAYS April 21 (no- June 16, 2012 class May 19)

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Contents City of Chilliwack �� 4 Chilliwack Parks, Recreation & Culture �� 5-7 Chilliwack Museum & Archives �� 8-9 Chilliwack Community Services �� 10-12 Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve �� 13 Seniors’ Resources Society ��14 Chilliwack Landing/Cheam Leisure Centre �� 16-17 Cover Photo: Jenna Hauck

Cheam Leisure Centre �� 18-19

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Chilliwack Landing Leisure Centre �� 20-22

The Chilliwack Leisure Guide contains a wide variety of leisure programs, services and facilities presented by 16 community organizations - something for everyone. Space is limited to highlight all the services offered so you are encouraged to contact the individual organizations for more information.

Leisure Guide Publication

The guide is published three times per year and distributed to all the households in Chilliwack and the surrounding region. For content information contact The Chilliwack Parks, Recreation & Culture Department at 604-793-2904. For advertising rates and information contact the Leisure Guide publisher, The Chillliwack Progress, 604-702-5560.

Chilliwack Cultural Centre �� 23-28 Skating & Swim Schedules �� 30-31 Facilities & Parks Map ��32 Chilliwack and Yarrow Libraries �� 33-35 Chilliwack Family YMCA �� 41-44 Central Community School ��45 Cultus Lake Community School ��46 Greendale Community School ��47 Promontory Community School ��48 Yarrow Community School ��49 Rosedale Traditional Community School �� 50 Chilliwack Heritage Park ��51 Affordable Recreation ��59

Community Directory: In an effort to keep the information current, the Community Directory will not be included in this publication. The directory may be obtained from the City of Chilliwack webpage located at: www.chilliwack.com

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City of Chilliwack City of Chilliwack 8550 Young Road Chilliwack, BC V2P 8A4

T: 604.792.9311 F: 604.795.8443 H: Mon-Fri: 8:30am-4:30pm www.chilliwack.com

Message from the Mayor This guide is the result of the partnerships between the City of Chilliwack, the Association of Community Programmers and School District No.33, who assist in the support of the Community School Associations, of which two new ones have been formed: the Rosedale Traditional Community School and the Greendale Elementary Community School.

I love fall; the cool night air, the trees ablaze in colour and most of all, settling back into a schedule after the lazy days of summer. A healthy lifestyle includes deliberately building recreation and leisure into your calendar and this publication will let you know about the myriad of choices that are available to you, your friends and family.

Each contributor to the Fall Leisure Guide brings with them an expertise that collectively addresses the needs and interests of the residents of Chilliwack and area. So on behalf of Chilliwack City Council, I encourage you to take a moment to read through this guide, see what it has to offer and most importantly, take advantage of all the amazing ways you and yours can get involved. Sincerely, Sharon Gaetz Mayor

City of Chilliwack Mayor and Council

Councillor Sue Attrill

Councillor Pat Clark

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Councillor Ken Huttema

Councillor Stewart McLean

Councillor Chuck Stam

Chilliwack Parks, Recreation & Culture Chilliwack Parks, Recreation & Culture 8550 Young Road T: 604.793.2904 Chilliwack, BC V2P 8A4 F: 604.795.8443 H: Mon-Fri: 8:30am-4:30pm www.chilliwack.com

Chilliwack Parks, Recreation & Culture Information

Evergreen Hall Located at 9291 Corbould Street the Evergreen Hall is a prime location for weddings, meetings of various sizes, and a variety of sporting events. The large Cheam Room has a built in stage, and stage risers are available for use.

Facility Rental Info Whether for a meeting, conference, banquet, wedding, dance, birthday party or sporting event, the City of Chilliwack has a variety of facilities of various sizes that will accommodate your needs. For more information, or to book any/all facilities or sports fields please contact the Parks, Recreation and Culture Department at 604-793-2904.

• The Cheam Room is a full size gymnasium which will host 400-450 people in a banquet setting and up to 658 people in theatre style setting • The Slesse Room has a capacity of 50-80 people • The Minto Room, ideal for smaller gatherings, is capable of hosting 20-25 people

The Landing Sports Centre

There is more to this facility than meets the eye. Located at 45530 Spadina Avenue this facility has the ability to host large functions, multiple sporting events, small meetings and is also ideal for weddings and other social gatherings. • The main floor has a seating capacity of 1,872 people. • The Loft area can host 250 people for a wedding or banquet setting and can host up to 300 people for a meeting setting. • If a small meeting room is what you are looking for, the Clover Room has a meeting capacity of 30 people. The Landing Sports Centre is unique in that it also has four indoor tennis courts for drop-in tennis from October1st through to March 31st of each year. For more information on drop-in tennis times and fees contact the Parks, Recreation and Culture Department at 604-793-2904. fall 2011 chilliwack Leisure Guide

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Chilliwack Parks, Recreation & Culture Information

Twin Rinks

The Twin Rinks Arena, located at 5725 Tyson Road hosts two full size sheets of ice, ideal for hosting large sporting events in both the winter and summer. The facility is also very popular for kids parties as a private dressing room is also available (ask about our special party package). If you are interested in public skating but do not own your own skates, there are rental skates available for your use here as well. Minor hockey, figure skating and speed skating are a few organizations who call Twin Rinks home and the facility also has two meeting rooms, one with a 30 person capacity and the other with a 99 person capacity. Both rooms have audio-visual equipment available for rent as well.

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Outdoor Sports Venues

The City of Chilliwack has more than 58 sports fields and 95 ball diamonds available to the community for recreational and league play. All groups and organizations wanting to play on any of these fields must first obtain a Facility Use Agreement from the Parks, Recreation & Culture Department. Regular sport groups should contact their league scheduler for times and fields available.

Portable Display Screen

The City of Chilliwackâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s portable display screen is 10 feet high, 17 feet long and contains more than 245,000 LED lights. Just like the screens you find in major sporting venues, the Cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s portable screen has the capability of displaying DVD/video presentations, cable TV or live camera feeds.

Chilliwack Parks, Recreation & Culture Chilliwack Parks, Recreation & Culture 8550 Young Road T: 604.793.2904 Chilliwack, BC V2P 8A4 F: 604.795.8443 H: Mon-Fri: 8:30am-4:30pm www.chilliwack.com

Community Profile - Cheam Skating Club Chilliwack Skating Club 5745 Tyson Rd., Chilliwack B.C. (Twin Rinks #2) Office is located at the end of the Twin Rink #2 upstairs.

T: 604.824.9544 www.cheamskating.com

Skate Canada StarSkate Program

“All it takes is a pair of skates!” The Cheam Skating Club in Chilliwack offers many programs that address a wide range of ages and abilities, from our preschool program, to our pre-hockey program as well as our many levels of our CanSkate, synchronized and StarSkate programs. From first time skaters, to those who want to improve their general skating skills or to those who wish to skate competitively, we have something that will fill your skating needs. Cheam Skating Club has four excellent, Skate Canada, and NCCP certified professional coaches who through a skater to coach ration of no greater than ten to one, coach their students through the development processes necessary to improve all aspects of their skating fundamentals; all while making it fun and exciting.

• Offers development in the fundamentals of figure skating such as ice dance, free skate, and interpretive skating • Provides opportunities for group and/ or private lesson format • Lessons may be delivered in a progressive and sequential manner and includes specifically designed awards and incentives. • Opportunity to take Skate Canada Tests through a nationally standardized testing system

Skate Canada CanSkate Program • Only national learn-to-skate program • Focuses on the development of six fundamental movements organized in six stages of learning, in a progressive and sequential manner • Skaters progress at their own rate and coaches make sessions active using teaching aids, music and a wide variety of activities that create a fun environment and promote learning.

The Cheam Skating Club is committed to upholding the vision of Skate Canada to help develop personal excellence through participation in skating. Programs are offered at both Twin Rinks and Prospera Monday through Friday. For more information on the Cheam Skating Club and our programs contact us at www.cheamskating.com, by calling us at 604-824-9544 or stop by our office located at Twin Rinks Arena.

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Chilliwack Museum & Archives The Chilliwack Museum 45820 Spadina Avenue Chilliwack, B.C. V2P 1T3 Phone: 604.795.5210 Hours: 9am-4:30pm Mon-Fri

The Chilliwack Archives 9291 Corbould Street Chilliwack, B.C. V2P 4A6 Phone: 604.795.9255 Hours: 8:30am-4:30pm Mon-Fri

E-mail: info@chilliwackmuseum.ca

www.chilliwackmuseum.ca

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Crowds of people walking, swimming, and rowing at Main Beach on Cultus Lake.(P2537)

Gift Shop

Our gift shop is open during regular Museum hours. Come in and see our books, old fashioned toys, and other gift items.

Coming Soon!

The Fraser River: Its Spirit and Place

For 10,000 years the Fraser River has pierced through the centre of our Province before reaching the Fraser Valley and a slow meandering journey to the Pacific Ocean. For most of its life, the river offered food and material resources that enabled the Stó:lō, (the People of the River), to thrive and 8

expand in a series of riverside villages located along the river. The section that flows by Chilliwack is called the gravel reach. Here the river supports 30 species of fish, and provides rich habitats for resident and migrating birds and a host of mammal species. In the last century the river began to change. Flood control measures and developments have altered the landscape and are threatening the health of the river. The museum’s new exhibit looks at the history of the Fraser River and why, today, it is important to understand the processes that created the river and have sustained it for so many centuries.

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July 23 - September 15, 2011

Raymond Chui – “Expressions”

Through his art Raymond Chui creates a story with emotions in mind for his audience to interpret. Opening Reception: Saturday, July 23, 2011 • Noon-2:00 pm September 24 - November 9, 2011

Barry Morris – “Fraser Valley Reflections”

Drawings, acrylics and watercolours by Barry W. Morris Opening Reception: Saturday, September 24, 2001 • Noon-2:00pm These shows and their openings may be subject to change.

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Chilliwack Museum & Archives School Programs

The Chilliwack Museum and Archives offers a variety of programs for school groups. Call the Museum at 604-7955210 for program details.

Heritage Tours

The Chilliwack Museum and Archives offers downtown walking tours. Tours are $40/group (minimum 10 people) or you can pick up a self guided tour book for a $3.00 rental fee.

Coqualeetza Centre

Bldg. 20 & 21, 7201 Vedder Road Box 2370, Sardis Main Station, Chilliwack, B.C. V2R 1A7 Cultural Centre & Archives: 604-858-9431 Hours: 8:00am-4:00pm, Mon-Fri, Closed 12:00pm-1:00pm Programs: Language Programs, curriculum development, video library. Elders Group: Meets every Wednesday at 12:00 noon, call 604858-9431 for details.

Summer crowds on Main Beach at Cultus Lake in the 1940s (P5932)

Atchelitz Threshermen’s Association

44146 Luckakuck Way, Chilliwack, B.C. V2R 4A6 President: Casey Van denDorpel Phone: 604-858-4802 Hours: 10:00am-4:00pm, or by appointment. Programs: Monthly meetings. Call 604-819-2373 for dates and times. Exhibits: Tour the outdoor displays as well as the large Pioneer Building

CFB Chilliwack Historical Society

“Remember CFB Chilliwack” 45905 Hocking Ave., Chilliwack, B.C. V2P 1B3 Phone: 604-393-3833 Hours: Wednesday 9:00am-12:00pm Saturday 9:00am-3:00pm

A garden party in progress at St. Peters Anglican Church in Rosedale. Bessie Avery is seen holding ribbon at front, centre. The rectory of St. Peter’s Church is seen in background.(2004 49 11)

For more information, contact: The Chilliwack Museum Phone: 604.795.5210

The Chilliwack Archives Phone: 604.795.9255

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Chilliwack Community Services

45938 Wellington Avenue Chilliwack, BC V2P 2C7

T: 604.792.4267 F: 604.792.6575 E: ccsinfo@comserv.bc.ca

www.comserv.bc.ca Chilliwack Community Services is an independent local charity that creates opportunities with people to make positive change in their lives. Our vision is to be a leading partner in helping the community be the best it can be.

Directory of Community Resources

Comprehensive listing of support services and organizations around employment, health, legal, parenting, seniors, youth, service clubs, special needs, and more. Cost $10 per copy.

Volunteer Chilliwack

Location: 45938 Wellington St. Tel: 604 793-7203 or 604 792-4267 • Volunteer opportunities wait for you! Help for people who want to volunteer in the community and at CS. • Services for volunteer organizations. Being a volunteer can help develop skills, work experience and self confidence • Volunteer online opportunities at www.comserv.bc.ca.

Debt Counselling

Location: 45938 Wellington St. Tel: 604 792-4267 • Volunteer counselor provides: budgeting advice, assistance in arranging credit payments, and advice on how to declare bankruptcy. • By appointment only.

Seniors Advocate

Location: 45938 Wellington St. Tel: 604 792-4267 • Volunteer advocate provides assistance to seniors with completing a variety of forms, and help to access government services and programs. • By appointment only.

Meals on Wheels

Location: 45938 Wellington St. Tel: 604 793-7242 or 604 792-4267 • Volunteers deliver a nutritious meal to people who, because of age, illness or disability, are unable to prepare a meal for themselves. • Cost: $6.00 per meal

Access to Justice

Location: 9214 Mary Street Tel: 604 393-3251 • Legal information and court preparation offered by local lawyers volunteering their time and expertise to assist individuals who cannot afford a lawyer or obtain Legal Aid. • By appointment only.

Community Drivers

Location: 7112 Vedder Road Tel: 604 847-2244 or 604 792-4267 • Volunteer drivers provide low cost transportation to hospital, medical and other appointments throughout the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley. • Cost per kilometer.

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Legal Aid

Location: 45938 Wellington St. Tel: 604 793-7243 Hours: Tues. & Fri. 9am-12noon & 1-3pm • Legal aid service ranging from legal information, legal advice to legal representation for people with low incomes—must quality under financial eligibility guidelines. • No appointment needed. First come …. First serve. • Service offered in partnership with Abbotsford Community Services.

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Helping our community be the best it can be Services for Immigrants and Refugees Location: 9214 Mary Street Tel: 604 393-3251

English Classes

• English classroom instruction for landed immigrants, refugees, live-in caregivers and naturalized Canadian citizens (17 years and older). •L evels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Literacy and English for the Workplace (morning and evening). • Classes offered September through June. English for the Workplace is offered in the Spring only. • Childcare is provided for the morning classes. • Tuesday and Thursday afternoon ‘Conversation Circle’ for all newcomers and ‘visitors’.

Settlement Services

• Information, referral, and assistance with documents to support immigrants and refugees with successful settlement and adaptation into the community. • Translation and interpretation services are available in more than 20 languages. Fee for translation and interpretation service.

Employment Services

• Support to immigrant clients with finding employment, as well as ongoing support during job search and after employment. • Information on labour market and education and skills training opportunities. • Referral to community resources, specialized employment counsellors, employment and training programs.

Early Childhood & Family Development Family Place Network

• “Parenting Matters” Free parent – child interactive centres for families or caregivers and their children aged 0 to 6 years in a safe and comfortable environment supporting healthy development of children and strengthening of families.

•D owntown Family Place

Location: 45845 Wellington Avenue Tel: 604 792-1631 Hours: Mon – Wed 9:30 - 11:30 am Mon – Fri 1:00 - 3:00 pm

•B roadway Family Place

Location: 46551 Chilliwack Central Rd Tel: 604 793-7205 Hours: Thurs 9:30 - 11:00 am

•G reendale Family Place

Location: 6550 Sumas Prairie Road Tel: 604 793-7205 Hours: Wed 9:30 - 11:30 am

•K ekinow Family Place

Location: Central Elementary Community School Tel: 604 819-3701 Hours: Mon – Fri 1:00 - 3:00 pm September - June • Fun learning environment for your preschooler, with qualified Early Childhood Educators. • We accept full subsidy. • Call now to register!

Strong Start

Tel: 604 793-7214 • A free, school-based early learning centre, for children 3-5 years old. • The parent/caregiver and younger siblings participate, with their 3-5 year old child, in the many activities set up to promote all areas of the child’s development.

Strong Start Early Learning Centres in Chilliwack: McCammon Traditional Elementary

Hours: Mon – Fri 8:30 - 11:30 am

Location: 45555 Knight Road, Common Room Tel: 604 793-7205 Hours: Mon 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Watson Elementary School

Hours: Mon – Fri 8:30 - 11:30 am

Little Mountain Elementary

•S ardis Family Place

Location: 7112 Vedder Road Tel: 604 847-2235 Hours: Mon – Thurs 9:00 - 11:30 am

• Yarrow Family Place

Location: Yarrow Community Centre 4670 Community Street Tel: 604 793-7205 Hours: Tues, Thurs 9:00 - 11:00 am

Central Gateway for Families

Central Gateway Preschool

Location: Central Elementary Community School Tel: 604 819-3701 Hours: Mon – Thurs • Family learning and support centre for families living downtown. • Quality care and programming for children under 5 while parents attend programs on site.

Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri 8:30 - 11:30 am Tues, Thurs 12:00 noon - 3:00 pm

Rosedale Elementary

Hours: Mon – Fri 8:15 - 11:15 am

Bernard Elementary

Hours: Mon – Fri 8:30 - 11:30 am

Strathcona Elementary

Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri 8:30 - 11:30 am

Cultus Lake Elementary

Hours: Tues, Thurs 8:15 - 11:15 am

Unsworth Elementary

Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri 9:00 am - 12 noon Tues, Thurs 11:25 am - 2:25 pm

For more information, visit our website at www.comserv.bc.ca

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Chilliwack Community Services Family Literacy Program

Location: Chilliwack Central Elementary Community School Tel: 604 792-1631, ext 3 • Adult education including: Math and English upgrading with UFV instructor and Parenting Program. • Quality care and programming for children under 5 while parents attend the program on site. • Cost: Free

Families in Motion

Location: McCammon Traditional School Tel: 604 792-1631, ext 3 • Adult education, parenting and workplace literacy. • Quality care and programming for children under 5 while parents attend the program on site. • Cost: Free

Better Beginnings

Location: Downtown Family Place Tel: 604 792-1631, ext 2 • Prenatal nutrition program for pregnant women who face challenges due to age, health, isolation, lifestyle, income, or other reasons. • Dads welcome too!

Nobody’s Perfect

Location: Downtown Family Place Tel: 604 792-1631 • Weekly group session for parents of children ages 0 to 5. Learn new skills to help you parent your child and feel good about your children and your parenting.

Nurturing Fathers

Location: Downtown Family Place Tel: 604 792-1631 • A group “just for Dads”…find support talking with other fathers. Get information and learn new skills to help you as a father.

Child Care Resource & Referral

Location: 7112 Vedder Road Tel: 604 792-4267 or 604 847-2237 Hours: Mon - Thurs 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Fri by appointment only Web Address: www.ccrr.bc.ca • “Your BEST source of childcare information and resources.” • Services to parents: referrals to screened childcare providers, information on choosing quality child care, and assistance with child care subsidy. • Services to childcare providers: registration, referrals to parents, training, resource library, information and support.

Please see our brochure or contact us for further information. T: 604.792.4267 F: 604.792.6575 E: ccsinfo@comserv.bc.ca

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Youth Services

Location: 45904 Victoria Avenue Tel: 604 792-6632 Hours: Mon - Fri 9:00 am - 5:00 pm • Variety of free recreation and leisure programs, including evening and weekend activities for youth aged 12 - 18 (in partnership with the City of Chilliwack) • Youth Reconnect (Street Outreach) • Youth and Family Counselling • Youth Development and Life Skills (Towards Independent Living) • School-Based Prevention (in Partnership with Chilliwack School District #33) • Youth Support • R.E.A.L. Program (an Alternate Education Program) • Free shower and washer/dryer usage for youth • Clothes closet • Food hampers (Food Bank satellite distribution point)

The Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve The Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve Site Address: 5200 Sumas Prairie Road, Chilliwack Mailing: Box 512, Chilliwack, B.C. V2P 7V5 T: 604.823.6603 www.chilliwackblueheron.com

The Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve Connect with Nature

Come out and discover this peaceful place, enjoy a walk and watch for the wide variety of wildlife including one of the largest breeding colonies of Great Blue Herons in B.C. There are no admission fees to walk the site or to visit the Rotary Interpretive Centre. The Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve is a beautiful wetland located along the Vedder River at the south end of Sumas Prairie Road in Greendale. The programs and services at this City of Chilliwack site are managed by the Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve Society.

Site Features

• Over 10 km of walking trails • Beautiful Rotary Interpretive Centre • Blue Heron Gift Shop • Observation tower • Bird blinds • Trail Guide for self guided walks on site • Over 150 Great Blue Heron nests • An outdoor classroom, picnic tables & benches • Washrooms • Wheelchair accessible building & trails

Programs

“Connecting with Nature”

Hours of Operation

The site is open all year round and volunteers keep the Rotary Interpretive Centre open seven days a week, 364 days a year. Rotary Interpretive Centre 10am to 4pm - Feb. 1, 2011-Oct. 31, 2011 10am to 3pm - Nov. 1, 2011-Jan. 31, 2012 Walking Trails and Site open dawn to dusk NOTE: On rare occasions, Rotary Interpretive Centre is closed due to extreme weather or volunteer staff having to cancel at the last minute.

The Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve Society offers Environmental Education Programs for schools , Scouts, Guides as well as other groups. Watch for special events, afterschool classes & home learners programs including our popular Wildlife Art & Wildlife Explorers for children and youth. Please call the office or check the website for details or to book a program for your class or organization.

Volunteer

Consider supporting the Heron Reserve by volunteering, taking out a membership, making a donation or visiting our gift shop! Contact the Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve Society’s office and our coordinator Janet or our volunteers will be happy to talk to you.

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Chilliwack & District Seniors’ Resources Society Chilliwack & District Seniors’ Resources Society 9291 Corbould Street T: 604 793-9979 Chilliwack, BC V2P 4A6 F: 604 793-9966 H: Mon-Thurs: 9am-4pm E: cdsrs@shawbiz.ca www.chilliwack.com

Chilliwack and District Seniors’ Resources Society Office Hours

Monday-Thursday 9 am- 4 pm Closed on Friday Brochures are available at our office in the Evergreen Hall and at the Kiosk at the Cottonwood Mall. The information is to link seniors with programs and services they require to maintain a healthy and independent lifestyle. •H ousing Information •T ransportation Services • I ncome tax preparation - Year round •E quipment Registry - A list of used medical equipment for purchase or sale. •S upport Services •S enior Repair Service •W ork wanted list. A list of individuals who do various jobs to help out, such as assistance with housework, driving to appointments, companionship etc. •B us Excursions

Scheduled Activities for Seniors

Badminton Mon. & Wed. 1:00pm-3:00pm at Evergreen Hall Floor Curling Tues. 9:30am -11:30 am & Thurs. 1:00pm-3:00pm September - May at Evergreen Hall Carpet Bowling Mon. & Thurs. 9:30am-11:30am September - June at Evergreen Hall Stride Inside Walking Program Mon. - Fri. 8:00am-9:30am at Cottonwood Mall Indoor Bocce Ball Tues. 12:30pm-3:00pm $2/session at Landing Sports Centre 14

Table Tennis Mon. & Wed. 1:00pm-3:00pm at Landing Sports Centre Pickleball Wed. 9:00am-Noon at Evergreen Hall, Cheam Room Line Dancing Mon. 10:00am-11:00am $2 drop in fee at Evergreen Hall Tai Chi - Advanced Group Must be experienced. Mon., Wed. & Fri. 9:00am-10:30am at Landing Sports Centre

Grocery Shopping

Available to anyone 55+ in cooperation with IGA Plus, volunteers provided by CDSRS take and fill phone grocery orders. Call Marketplace IGA 604-795-3727 on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. IGA Plus will deliver the groceries to your door before 6:00 p.m. the same day and collect payment by cash, cheque or Visa. This service is free; however, a fee of $10 will be added to your bill for the cost of delivery.

Wanda’s Tea Dance

Mt. Cheam Lions Hall, 45580 Spadina Ave., on the last Monday of each month from 1:00pm-3:00pm. Tickets $6/each at the door. Open to seniors of Chilliwack & District. Hosted by the Seniors Resources Society. Music provided by Sweetwater.

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Volunteer Opportunities Call us at 604 793-9979 for more information. • Shopping Program • Income Tax Program • Bus Drivers • Snow Angels program

Bus Excursions

for all members of the Chilliwack & District Seniors’ Resources Society. Come and Join our society and take advantage of our bus excursions. Memberships are $20 per year. This membership also entitles you to all of the activities we have to offer. For more information please call the Chilliwack & District Seniors’ Resources Society office 604 793-9979 or drop into the office at 9291 Corbould Street in the Evergreen Hall. Don’t be disappointed. Book early, as tickets are limited.

Mt. Cheam Lions Day Program

Begining Sept. 20 every Tuesday from 10:00am-2:00 pm. A day of activities and a full course lunch. Lunch cost is $5. Shuttle available. Held at Mt. Cheam Lions Hall, 45580 Spadina Ave. Call 604-792-3810.

Anyone for Bridge!

We would like to start up a bridge club. If interested call 604-793-9979.

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Chilliwack Gymnastics Club (1) Session One: Sept. 6 - Jan. 29 (2) Session Two: Feb. 1 - June 24

PRESCHOOL GYMNASTICS & TRAMPOLINE PARENT & TOT: Girls/Boys (Age: 2-3 yrs) - 45min/wk, cost: $30 $25 x 5 cheques dated Sept to Jan Classes Offered (choose one): Tues. 10-10:45 am; Thurs. 9-9:45 am; Sat. 9-9:45 am KINDERGYM: Girls/Boys (Ages 3-4, 4-5 yrs) - 60 min class, cost:$35 $29 xx 55 cheques chques dated datedSept Sept to to Jan Jan A 60 min class basic gymnastics skills on floor, bars, beam, vault, trampoline are introduced in a fun atmosphere; awards given at session end.

Classes Offered (choose one): Mon. to Sat. 9-10am; 10-11am; Tues & Thurs. 5:30-6:30pm GYMNASTICS & TRAMPOLINE Beginners & Intermediate Gymnastics: Girls/Boys (5-6, 7-9, 10-13yrs) - 1.5 hr/wk, cost: $45 $39 x 5 cheques dated Sept to Jan

Have fun learning gymnastics in our permanently set up Olympic gymnastic facility. Flexibility, strength, agility, confidence, and courage are achieved. Report cards and awards given at season end.

Classes Offered (choose one): Mon-Fri 3:30-5 pm & 5-6:30pm, 6:30-8pm; Sat 11-12:30 pm Display Team: Girls/Boys (Age 10 yrs & up) 2 hr/wk cost: $55.00 $49.00 x 10 â&#x20AC;˘ Cheques dated Sept to June Time Thurs. 6:30-8:30pm

Our display team is available to advanced level gymnasts. The team will build a group routine with gymnastic and acrosport skills for display purpose, will tour locally and throughout the lower mainland and plan to participate in provincial and national gymnaestrada.

RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS Girls/Boys (5-6, 7-9, 10-13yrs): Cost: $45 $39 xa 5month cheques dated Sept to Jan

Classes Offered: Tues, Wed and Fri 3:30-5pm, 5-6:30pm, 6:30-8pm BIRTHDAY PARTY! Celebrate Your Birthday With Us!

Our qualified coaches will treat you to an action filled 2 hours of fun on the bars, trampoline, foam pit, relay races and more. Invitations included. FALL 2011 CHILLIWACK LEISURE GUIDE

Time: Fri 5-7 pm, Sat 1-3pm 3-5pm, 5-7pm, Sun 11-1pm 1-3pm 3-5pm Cost: $100/up to 10 kids (2 hours)

All classes are subject to enrollment and are first come first serve basis. Registration Insurance $20. For more info, call 795-6009

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It is a combination of arts and gymnastics skills with balls, ribbons, clubs, ropes, hoops; report cards and awards given at session end.

Chilliwack Cultural Centre Chilliwack Academy of Music 9201 Corbould Street T: 604.792.0790 Chilliwack B.C. V2P 4A6 E: admin@chwkacademyofmusic.org H: Mon-Thur 9am-4:30pm www.chwkacademyofmusic.org

Chilliwack Academy of Music

Private Lessons

Exciting Fall Classes

Private lessons from caring and qualified instructors in the following:

• Developmentally appropriate curriculum • 45-minute weekly classes • Take-home activities, materials and CD • Activities that stimulate your child’s mind, body, and sense of play Instructor: Ms. Marlene

Piano Voice Pop voice Guitar Electric guitar Banjo Violin Viola Cello

Village

Age: for newborn to 18 months + parent/guardian Start Day & Time: October 4, 10 am Cost: $160 for 8 weeks

Our Time

Age: for 18 months to 3 years + parent/guardian Start Day & Time: September 7, 10 am Cost: $255 for 15 weeks

Imagine That!

Age: 3 to 5 years Start Day & Time: September 7, 12 pm Cost: $265 for 15 weeks

Family Time

Age: family of four Start Day & Time: Promontory September 20, 6 pm Cultural Centre September 22, 6 pm Cost: $245 for 10 weeks

Music Theory Mondays

• Private, Semi-private and Group settings offered • Prepares students for all RCM theoretical exams Age: 12 and up, RCM grade 6 or equivalent Classes start as early as September 12. Call today to register!

Suzuki Piano and Violin – “Every Child Can Learn!” The Suzuki approach features: • The belief that all children are innately musical • Parental involvement in the child’s learning • Technical development through repertoire, not dry exercises • Young starting age (3 years) • Musicality is taught before notereading • Continued refinement and review of repertoire • Frequent performances, individually and in groups Now offering the complete Suzuki experience, including group classes for all levels. Contact us today for schedules and rates!

Festival Chorus – Catch the enthusiasm! • 40-voice non-auditioned adult choir • Two full length performances per year • Learn musicianship while making great friends! Start Day & Time: September 19, 7 pm Performances: Dec. 3 & 4, May 4 & 5 Cost: $45 per semester

Flute Oboe Clarinet Saxophone Trumpet Trombone French horn Baritone Drums

Tayosei Performing Group – More Than a Kids Choir

• Learn singing, ukulele and hand drums • Includes workshops by top-level performers • A great introduction to music and music lessons Start Day & Time: October 5, 3:30 pm Cost: $45 per semester

Group Guitar • Learning is easy and fun in a group • No musical experience necessary • Just 3 chords to play 1000s of songs!

Beginner Group Guitar Age: 8 to 11 Start Day & Time: Promontory October 3, 2:30 pm Cultus Lake October 4, 2:30 pm Cultural Centre October 6, 6 pm Cost: $125 for 10 weeks

Adult Group Guitar

Start Days: September 21 and November 2 Cost: $95 for 6 weeks

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Chilliwack Cultural Centre Chilliwack Cultural Centre 9201 Corbould Street Centre Box Office Hours: Chilliwack B.C. V2P 4A6 Mon.-Fri. 9:30-9:00pm P: 604.391.SHOW (7496) Sat. & Sun. 9:30-5:00pm E: boxoffice@chilliwackculturalcentre.ca www.chilliwackculturalcentre.ca

Chilliwack Cultural Centre Box Office October

The Chilliwack Arts & Cultural Centre Society Presents

The Irish Rovers

October

October 1, 2011 8:00 PM Sure to be a rollicking performance, The Irish Rovers’ fantastic brand of Irish nostalgia will have you singing and clapping along. Tickets: $39 - $45

October

The Chilliwack Arts & Cultural Centre Society Presents

Ataque! Afro-Brazilian Capoeira

Thumbelina

October

The Chilliwack Arts & Cultural Centre Society Presents

Jake’s Gift and Songs of the War Years

October 2, 2011 2:00 & 4:00 PM Step into Thumbelina’s magical world, where the main theatre will be transformed by a screen the shape of a setting moon and populated by a rainbow cast of mice, frogs, birds and bugs. Tickets: $6.50 - $10

November

October 30, 2011 8:00 PM Witness Ataque!, a high-energy dance with dazzling costumes, all set to exuberant capoeira music and Brazilian vocals. Experience this martial art that combines speed and agility with gravity defying acrobatics. Tickets: $18.50 - $30

November

The Chilliwack Arts & Cultural Centre Society Presents

The Chilliwack Community Arts Council Presents

Juan Martin

October 7, 2011 8:00 PM Journey back to Juno Beach for the 60th Anniversary of D-Day by attending this moving performance. Featuring a sing-along by The Rotations and 10% of all ticket sales donated to Rotary’s End Polio Fund. Tickets: $18 - $30

November

The Chilliwack Arts & Cultural Centre Society Presents

Atonement

November 7, 2011 7:30 PM Celebrated flamenco guitar virtuoso Juan Martín is listed among Guitar Player magazine’s top three guitarists in the world. Expect an evening of passion, excitement and electricity - fantastíco! Tickets: $25+HST & fees

Rock.it.Boy Entertainment Presents

Matthew Good Band November 24, 2011 • 7:30 PM Over his almost two-decade career, Good has continually pushed forward into uncharted territories, mapping new musical landscapes. Stark and passionate best describe his latest effort and despite its differences the record still resonates with his fans. Tickets: $42.50

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November 11, 2011 8:00 PM With presentations spanning from Bangkok to New York, MOVE: The Company’s new creation, Atonement, is sure to rock the contemporary ballet world with their 29 award-winning dancers. Tickets: $18.50 - $30

Chilliwack Cultural Centre Box Office October

The Chilliwack Community Arts Council Presents

Alpha Yaya Dialo Chilliwack Concert Series 2011-2012

Starting

The Chilliwack Players Guild Presents

October

October W itness for the Prosecution

October 8, 2011 7:30 PM Self-taught guitarist, singer, and song-writer, Guinean-born Diallo’s dexterous playing, fluid melodies and compelling grooves make the excitement of his live show something not to be missed. Tickets: $25+HST & fees

The Chilliwack Community Arts Council Presents

Robert Bruce Silent Picture

October 12-22, 2011 Based on the classic Agatha Christie story, Witness for the Prosecution is filled with great characters, tortuous plot twists and a stunning ending that will leave the audience gasping! Tickets: $15 - $20

October 21, 2011 7:30 PM Rediscover how silent film was originally presented by viewing “Faust”, F.W. Murnau’s 1926 adaptation, combined with Bruce’s engaging piano music. Tickets: $10 Film Series Pass Holders $15 General Admission +HST & fees

Series Subscription available

November

The Chilliwack Arts & Cultural Centre Society Presents

Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story November 13, 2011 8:00 PM Vibrant and celebratory, Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story highlights the talent and passion that lives on in his music and continues to thrill audiences, making this show, “The World’s Greatest Rock ‘n’ Roll Musical”. Tickets: $22 - $35

Starting

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The Chilliwack Arts & Cultural Centre Society Presents

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The Chilliwack Academy of Music Presents

New Music Concert

November 20, 2011 2:00 & 4:00 PM This splendid adaptation portrays a young child’s world of special toys. Bring your little ones to experience the joys of theatre and introduce them to a world of imaginative masks, puppets and magic. Tickets: $6.50 - $10

November 21, 2011 8:00 PM The Academy’s students in a fresh and exciting recital, featuring new music from across the globe. Free event

The Chilliwack Players Guild Presents

‘Tis the Season November 30 – December 4, 2011 • 2:00 PM & 7:00 PM A fun filled comedy/variety show to get the whole family in the Holiday mood. Lots of skits and songs, for the young and the young of spirit, that will have you laughing, tapping your toes and, maybe, singing along. Tickets: $10 - $15

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Chilliwack Cultural Centre Chilliwack Community Arts Council 9201 Corbould Street T: 604.392.8888 Chilliwack, BC V2P 4A6 F: 604.392.8008 H: Mon-Thurs: 8am-4pm E: office@chilliwackartscouncil.com www.chilliwackartscouncil.com

Chilliwack Community Arts Council Mission Statement:

The Chilliwack Community Arts Council is an umbrella organization. It will provide leadership by effective use of resources to enrich our quality of life by encouraging the community to participate in and appreciate arts and cultural activities.

Fall Programs for Kids and Adults!

The Chilliwack Community Arts Council offers high quality visual and performing arts instructional programming throughout the year for children, preteens, teens, adults, and seniors. Our instructors are experienced and professional, and develop and teach classes according to the age, skill level and needs of individual students.

Kids Art Classes Instructor: Darleen Kee

Kids Ceramics

Instructors: Doreen Bell Ages: 7-12 Kids will learn coil, slab, pinch and various methods for attaching, glazing and firing their own clay projects.

Kids Craft Classes Instructors: Stephanie Brubaker

Paper Craft Series

Ages: 4-9 Kids will learn a number of cool techniques for making many different crafts.

Mixed Media

Ages: 4-7 / 8-12 Kids will explore their creativity using a variety of media techniques including oil and chalk pastels, painting and collage.

Drawing

Ages: 8-12 Kids will develop drawing skills by studying line and tone, and learn techniques to portray perspective and depth.

Painting

Ages: 8-12 Kids will be studying colour, line and form while creating realistic and abstract works using tempura paint.

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Handmade Christmas Cards

Ages: 6-12 Kids will give their own personal touch to a selection of handmade Christmas cards while learning fun techniques like paper distressing, layering, stamping and embossing.

Fall Fun Totes

Ages: 6-12 Kids will use stamp with fabric inks and learn appliquĂŠ. Totes can be used as Trick or Treat bags.

Chilliwack Cultural Centre Membership Information: A membership in the Chilliwack Community Arts council is a commitment to the artistic and cultural life of our community.

Benefits include:

Voting privileges Lapel pin Heart of the Arts E-newsletter Discount on instructional course fees Advance information on upcoming events and new courses

Fees per year:

Individual (of any age) $15 Family or Group $25 Lifetime/ Corporate $100

Kids Acting Classes Instructor: Linda McRae

Youth Theatre

Ages: 6-11 / 12-16 Longtime local theatre instructor, Linda McRae, will be sure to showcase your child’s individual talent and skills.

Adult Art Classes Instructor: Doreen Bell Ages: 17+

Acrylic Painting

Whether you’re new to the world of painting, or just wanting to freshen up on your skills, you will learn all the basics involved in the art of acrylic painting.

Watercolor Painting

Learn perspective drawing and watercolor techniques including wash and brush stokes.

Drawing

Explore contour, blind contour and gesture as well as shading and 3D techniques. Check our website: www.chilliwackartscouncil.com for more detailed program information (including costs, dates & times)

Adult Continuing Studies

Bhangra Dance

Instructor: Anu A high energy class based on Indian folk dance.

Ages: 17+

Conversational Spanish

Instructor: Doreen Bell A fun beginner’s class for individuals looking to learn some phrases to use during vacations in their favourite Latin hotspots.

Bollywood Dance

Jewelry Making: Beginner /

Latin Fusion Dance

Advanced Instructor: Carla Swope Learn introductory and advanced techniques for creating your very own jewellery designs.

Digital Photography for Beginners

Instructor: Rob King This class will get the beginner photographer familiar with key terms and approaches to using a digital camera. Whether it’s capturing friends, waterfalls, or dealing with dark lit situations, you’ll leave this course with the skills needed to take photos more confidently and creatively.

Digital Photography: Advanced

Instructor: Rob King This class is for photographers who want to expand their knowledge beyond the basics! The class will cover composition and lighting, as well as other fun and useful photographic techniques.

Adult Dance Classes Ages: 17+

Middle Eastern Dance (Level 1 & 2) Instructor: Sue Johnson A fun and engaging total body and spirit work out.

Instructor: Anu Dance like an Indian film star! A mixture of belly dance, kathak, western dance and Indian folk dance. Instructor: Cenobia Andress Latin Fusion is the perfect fit. It’s a dance class that feels friendly, and most of all, fun! Instructor Cenobia looks forward to sharing the Original Latin Flavour with you!

Adult Ceramic Classes Ages: 17+ Wheel Throwing 1

Instructor: Sue Schellenberg For all levels of wheel throwing from beginners to those more advanced, Sue will help develop skills for all levels. Beginners will learn the basics of wheel throwing, to challenging projects for those with more experience. Everyone will finish the session, learning glazing and firing techniques.

Wheel Throwing 2

Instructor: Holly Mckeen Suitable for pottery students with prior throwing experience who can independently and consistently throw a vessel over 4 inches in height. Study form and function making vessels with handles, knobs, lids and alterations.

Adult Hand Building

Instructor: Carolyn Maclaren Introductory courses suitable for individuals wishing to explore hand built functional and nonfunctional clay objects. fall 2011 chilliwack Leisure Guide

Chilliwack Cultural Centre Chilliwack Visual Artists Association 9201 Corbould Street (Mailing Address: Box 312) Chilliwack, BC V2P 6J4

T: 604.392.8000 F: 604.392.8001

www.chilliwackvisualartists.ca

Chilliwack Art Gallery Gallery hours: Wed - Sat: 12pm – 5pm, some Theatre Show Evenings 6:30pm-7:30pm

“Water”

August 13 – September 15 Chilliwack Visual Artists Association members explore the subject “water” in different media. Vincent Mikuska presents

“Nuance, Suggestion and Definition: Colour and Landscape”

Sept 21 – Oct 27 Bold and nuanced colours are piled upon definitions and suggestions of landscape created by line and hints of form. Opening Reception Wednesday Sept 21 7:00 – 9:00 pm 28

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Sylvie Roussel-Janssens presents

“Inspired by Light”

November 2 – December 8 Work from different series inspired by words and nature. Opening Reception Saturday November 5 1:00 -3:00 pm

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Photo Credits: Jenna Hauck

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City of Chilliwack Public Skate/Drop-in Hockey Programs Twin Rinks Arena and Prospera Centre Event

Monday

Tuesday

Adult Senior Social Skate

Wednesday 9:15am11:00am Twin Rinks

Adult/ Senior Skate

10:00am11:30am Twin Rinks

Tiny Tots

11:45am1:15pm Twin Rinks

Adult Drop-In Hockey

12:00pm1:30pm Twin Rinks

12:00pm1:15pm Prospera

11:15am12:45pm Twin Rinks

Effective September 18-March 31, 2012

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Admissions Prices

Tots(2-5) $2.00 • Child(6-12) $2.50 • Youth(13-18) $3.50 Senior $3.50 • Adult $5.00 • Parent & Tot $2.50 Family Skate (2 adult+2 children) $10.00 Drop-in Senior Hockey $6.00 Drop-in Adult Hockey $7.00 1:45pm3:00pm Prospera

11:00am12:30pm Twin Rinks

10:00am11:30am Twin Rinks 11:45am1:15pm Twin Rinks

11:30am1:00pm Twin Rinks

Family Drop-in Hockey

1:15pm2:45pm Twin Rinks

Senior Drop-In Hockey

1:45pm3:15pm Twin Rinks 1:30pm3:00pm Prospera Centre

Adult Figure Skating Toonie Skate

Public Skate

Sunday

3:15pm4:45pm Twin Rinks

3:15pm4:45pm Prospera

3:15pm4:45pm Twin Rinks

Subject to change, please check our website for monthly schedules at

www.chilliwack.com/skate

3:15pm4:45pm Prospera 6:15pm7:45pm Prospera

3:15pm4:45pm Prospera 6:30pm8:00pm Twin Rinks

1:00pm2:30pm Prospera

5:00pm6:30pm Twin Rinks

6:00pm7:30pm Twin Rinks

Special Event Skates

Halloween Toonie Skate

Nov

Country & Western Loonie Skate

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Monday, October 31, 2011 3:15pm - 4:45pm Twin Rinks

Saturday, November 5, 2011 5:00pm - 6:30pm Twin Rinks

Nov

Remembrance Day Loonie Skates

Dec

Santa’s Christmas Toonie Party

Dec

New Year’s Eve Toonie Skate

Fri

Mon

Oct

Monday, October 10, 2011 3:15pm - 4:45pm Twin Rinks

Sat

Turkey Toonie Public Skate

Sat

Mon

Oct

Sat

with City of Chilliwack Parks, Recreation & Culture

Friday, November 11, 2011 1:00pm-2:30pm 6:30pm - 8:00pm Prosper Centre Twin Rinks

Saturday, December 17, 2011 5:00pm - 6:30pm Twin Rinks

Saturday, December 31, 2011 3:00pm - 7:00pm Twin Rinks

Food Bank Skates In October, November and December Free admission with the donation of a non-persihable food item. All skate times are from 3:15-4:45pm

Monday, October 3rd, 2011 (TR) Monday November 7th, 2011 (TR) Thursday, December 1st, 2011 (PC) Friday, December 2nd, 2011 (PC) Monday, December 5th, 2011 (TR)

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Tuesday, December 6th, 2011 (PC) Wednesday, December 7th, 2011 (TR) Thursday, December 8th, 2011 (PC) Friday, December 9th, 2011 (PC)

Aquatic Swim Schedules

Cheam Leisure Centre • Tel: 604-824-0231 Area

Leisure Pool

Main Pool (6 lanes)

Effective September 6-December 16, 2011

Monday/Wednesday

Tuesday/Thursday

Friday

Saturday/Sunday

6:00am-3:30pm OPEN

6:00am-6:00pm OPEN

7:30am-9:00am OPEN

3:30pm-7:30pm Limited Space LESSONS

6:00pm-8:00pm Friday Night Overdrive

9:00am-1:00pm SATURDAY Limited Space LESSONS

7:30pm-9:45pm OPEN

8:00pm-9:45pm OPEN

1:00pm - 9:15pm OPEN

6:00am-8:30am OPEN

5:00am-7:00am SPARTANS 5 LANES

8:30am-9:30am AQUAFIT SHALLOW

7:00am-8:00am OPEN

6:00am-8:30am OPEN

9:35am-10:35am AQUAFIT DEEP

8:30am-9:30am AQUAFIT SHALLOW

8:30am-9:30am

10:35am-3:30pm OPEN

9:30am-3:00pm OPEN

3:30pm-7:30pm Limited Space LESSONS

4:00pm-6:00pm SPARTANS 3 Lanes

5:00pm-6:30pm 3 Lanes-Special Olympics WEDNESDAYS 7:30pm-9:45pm OPEN

6:00pm-7:00pm STINGRAYS 3 Lanes 6:45pm-7:45pm THURSDAY AQUAFIT

AQUAFIT SHALLOW 9:35am-10:35am AQUAFIT DEEP 10:35am -6:00pm OPEN 6:00pm-8:00pm Friday Night Overdrive 8:00pm-9:45pm OPEN

7:30am-9:30am SUNDAY OPEN 7:30am-10:30am SATURDAY Synchro 9:00am-1:00pm SATURDAY Limited Space LESSONS 1:00pm-9:15pm SATURDAY OPEN

7:00pm - 8:00pm TUESDAY AQUAFIT

Sauna (16+ years) (125-145F) Open during Facility Hours

Family Hot Tub (all ages) (98-102F) Open during Facility Hours

(Schedule subject to change without notice).

Aquatic Swim Schedules

Effective September 6-December 16, 2011

Chilliwack Landing Leisure Centre • Tel: 604-793-7946 Area Leisure & Wave Pool

Main Pool 25 m Lane

Main Pool 19 m Lane

Monday/Wednesday

Tuesday/Thursday

Friday

Saturday/Sunday

6:00am-7:00pm Open Swim & Programs (Lessons)

7:30am-3:30pm Open Swim & Programs (Lessons)

7:30am-1:00pm OPEN Swim & Programs (Lessons)

7:00pm-9:45pm Waterslide & Waves

3:30pm-9:45pm Waterslide & Waves

1:00pm-9:30pm Waterslide & Waves

7:30am-8:15am 25m Lane Swim

12:30pm-1:30pm 25m Lane Swim

3:00pm-9:45pm 25m Lane Swim

8:00pm-9:45pm 25m Lane Swim

3:00pm-9:45pm 25m Lane Swim

8:30am-12:30pm 19m Lane Swim

1:30pm-3:00pm 19m Lane Swim

Family Hot Tub (all ages) (100-102 F)

Sauna (16+ yrs) (125-145 F)

Steam Room (16+ yrs) (125-145 F)

Adult Hot Tub (16+ yrs) (102-104 F)

7:30am-9:00am 25m Lane Swim 12:00pm-9:30pm 25m Lane Swim

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Chilliwack & Yarrow Libraries Chilliwack Library 45860 First Avenue Chilliwack, B.C. V2P 7K1 Phone: (604) 792-1941 Fax: (604) 792-7483

Yarrow Library 4670 Community Street Yarrow, B.C. V2R 5E1 Phone: (604) 823-4664 Fax: (604) 823-4686

Chilliwack and Yarrow Libraries The Chilliwack and Yarrow Libraries can help with your information needs and leisure interests. Check out your local library today to read, learn, and play!

Our Services

• New FVRL Catalogue: Connect with us and other readers in our socially interactive catalogue. • SMRT Search and Online Resources at www.fvrl.ca: Use your library card to get more information and recreation via the internet, any time. • Visit www.fvrl.ca and click on “Ask Us” to email our information staff with your questions.

Our Collections:

• Read For Life adult learning books and kits • Downloadable digital audiobooks and e-books • World Languages books and DVDs • Large Print books • Music CDs • DVDs

New to FVRL:

• Our library catalogue has new, interactive features: review library items, create interactive lists, tag items you like with your own descriptions, and more! • Energy Meters: Borrow a Blue Planet Energy Meter and check the energy consumption of appliances around your home. • MP3 audiobooks: Listen to audiobooks on a convenient single disc. No more multiple CDs!

The Chilliwack and Yarrow Libraries are members of the Fraser Valley Regional Library. Visit our web site at www.fvrl.ca, or come into our libraries to pick up a program guide featuring services and collections from all our libraries. All programs and services are free with your Fraser Valley Regional Library card.

Friends of the Chilliwack Library

The Friends of the Chilliwack Library group meets on the first Wednesday of every month. Make a difference in your community by advocating for and promoting your library. For more information, contact Friends of the Chilliwack Library President Claire Bouchard at (604) 858-4037. Know your Stuff! Friends of the Chilliwack Library Quiz Night is Friday, October 14th. Team up and play!

Hours: Chilliwack Library Mon.-Thurs.: 10am-9pm Friday: 10am-6pm Saturday: 10am-5pm Sunday: 1pm-5pm

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Chilliwack and Yarrow Libraries Programs Library Programs for Children

The Yarrow and Chilliwack Libraries present Storytimes for children. Library storytellers read aloud, and children join in the fun with familiar rhymes and songs (and learn some new ones, too!) Yarrow Library offers storytimes especially for Toddlers and Preschoolers, and Chilliwack Library offers Family and Pyjama Storytimes. Both libraries present registered, special Babytime Storytimes in the Fall and Spring.

Library Programs for Teens

Teen programs at the Chilliwack and Yarrow libraries include video games, board and card games, crafts, anime and manga, and plenty of time to have great conversations and meet new people. More information is available at the libraries about Rated ‘T’ for Teen, Games Night, Get Crafty, and Genshiken. Chilliwack Community Services and the Chilliwack and Yarrow Libraries cooperate to make Teen Programs possible.

Library Programs for Adults Special-Interest Programs

The Yarrow and Chilliwack Libraries presents programs for Adults and Seniors. Enjoy author visits, topics of local interest, and the Chilliwack Library Book Clubs’ lively discussions. For specific program information, contact the libraries, visit www.fvrl.ca, or pick up a copy of our new system-wide program guide. Registration may be required for some programs.

Conversation Circles

Drop in for a chat at the Chilliwack Library. Adults wanting to practice English conversation chat with each other and a volunteer from Chilliwack Learning Community Society, who leads the conversation each Monday evening.

The Chilliwack and Yarrow Libraries can help with your information needs and leisure interests. Check out your local library today to read, learn, and play! Visit our website at www.fvrl.ca.

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Chilliwack and Yarrow Libraries

Getting a Library Card It’s free to get a Fraser Valley Regional Library card! Visit one of our libraries with the following: Adults: Two pieces of ID, one with your current mailing address Teens: (13-18 yrs) One piece of ID (e.g. student card) Children: (Under 13 yrs) One piece of ID for the child and proof of residence from parent or guardian registering the child. Parent or guardian needs to sign child’s library card, and child needs to be present to be registered.

Did you know? • Any Children’s and Young Adult materials borrowed on a child’s card are overdue- fines-free! • You can see a list of all the library items you have borrowed, by enabling our “Recently Returned” feature in the new library catalogue • Proceeds from Friends of the Library events like Quiz Night and Book Sales go to support programs and collections at the Chilliwack and Yarrow Libraries.

ElderCollege Chilliwack It’s back to school for seniors (50+)! Our next semester begins October 5 with some new courses to brighten those dreary winter days. • Current Events Discussion Group • Calligraphy for Special Occasions • Two new “Class on a Bus” Trips and more

...the return of our most popular courses... • Drawing • The Science Behind Health Advice • Mixed Media Collage • Travel With Me • Genealogy for Beginners • Computer Maintenance, Safety & Social Networking • Word Processing We are offering over 20 courses. Details will be available online at www.ufv.ca/eldercollege after September 1st. Registration begins

September 20 Landing Sports Centre (Formerly Ag Rec Building)

45530 Spadina Ave. Doors Open 3:00pm Registration from 3:30-4:30pm For more information call

604-702-2611

or email Elder.College@ufv.ca ElderCollege Chilliwack is a partnership with

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ARTISTIC DIRECTOR, VERA BABAKOVA

CALL FOR DETAILS

46138 YALE ROAD DOWNTOWN CHILLIWACK

604-792-3380

with former European Ballerina

Vera Babakova (age 9 and up)

604-701-0173

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Sparkling ideas

• Repertory • Choreography • • Pointe (Vaganova Technique) •

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CLASSICAL BALLET ACADEMY

BEADING CLASSES AVAILABLE

WHAT DO YOU NEED? Everyone needs a helping hand once in awhile.

WHAT DO YOU HAVE? Everyday, ordinary people can make an extraordinary impact in their world.

CENTRE

WHAT WE‘RE DOING ABOUT IT. SING IT!

ALCOHOL & DRUG

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GRADE 4-6 COMMUNITY CHOIR SATURDAY MORNINGS

DROP IN ADDICTION SUPPORT THURSDAY NIGHTS

KIDS HEALING FROM THE HURT OF DIVORCE TUESDAYS

KIDS COMMUNITY CHOIR

ofﬁce@citylifecentre.ca 604.792.0694

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RECOVERY MEETINGS

DIVORCE CARE FOR KIDS

AFTERNOON ADVENTURES AFTER-SCHOOL CARE

SERVING BERNARD ELEMENTARY KIDS TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS

FIND OUT MORE AT WWW.CITYLIFECENTRE.CA

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Little Mountain Preschool

Fall Programs Newborns - 7 years old

“Learning Through Play”

Register online by Sept. 4, 2011 for $35 off. Register online by Aug. 31, 2011 for $45 off. Enter Promotion Code: CHWK0811

• Licensed Facility • Highly QualiÀed ECE CertiÀed Professionals • 3-5 years Preschool Program

9674 McNaught Rd. Call Tanya: 604-393-7097

Music and movement experience designed to enhance your child’s development of cognitive, motor, social, speech & emotional skills.

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Call Phyllis 604-530-8270

Contact Anya McRae at 604-845-1343 www.chwkmusiclessons.com www.bcrmta.bc.ca/chwk

Email: kindermusik@themusikshop.com

www.kindermusikshop.com

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Tiny Tinkles Piano Studio Debra Krol, Registered Music Teacher, 16 yrs Experience

Supplement your child’s

PRESCHOOL PROGRAM

NOW ACCEPTING REGISTRATIONS FOR SEPTEMBER 2011

*Group Lessons Ages 3-5

www.tinytinkles.com

3-Year-Old and 4-Year-Old Preschool Programs and Full Day Kindergarten:

tinytinkles@hotmail.com 604-791-7749

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• Language and Culture • Literacy Emphasis • Music Specialist Program • Indoor and Outdoor Active Play • Field Trips • Free Bus Transportation

NOW ACCEPTING REGISTRATIONS FOR SEPTEMBER Full subsidy may be available. Please call for information on how to apply.

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Preschool and Kindergarten Supervisor at 604-792-5337 skwahpr1@telus.net

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Central Gateway Preschool

Contact Beverly Williams or Violet George at 604-792-9204 at the Skwah First Nation Band Ofﬁce or

* Private Lessons Ages 4-Adult

Ages: 3 to 5 years Time: 1:00 - 3:00 pm RZ Date: Monday - Friday Place: Central Elementary Q U H W 5HJLV DOO Community School IRU ) In partnership with:

For more information or to register your child, call 604-819-3701

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FRENCH PRESCHOOL

Prématernelle I’Hirondelle would like to welcome new students into our francophone program for this coming fall.

DAYCARE AND PRESCHOOL FOR CHILDREN AGES 3-5 YEARS

6610 Lickman Rd. 604-701-1619

We look forward to meeting you! Feel free to bring your children.

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• Interactive learning center. • Fully QualiÀed ECE professional staff. • Snacks provided. • Emergency and drop-in care provided. • Easy access and close to bus route and schools. Come see why we are Chilliwack·s Finest Childcare Center!! Hours: Monday-Friday 7:00am-6:00pm

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www.tadpoleacademy.ca

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Age appropriate group lessons for beginning piano!

Private piano lessons also available!

Includes: keyboard, singing, theory, music history and composition

Melanie Wixwat,

Preschool thru Third Grade

mwixwat@telus.net 604-824-7458 Promontory Heights

is for Apple Daycare Centre INC.

Hours: Monday to Friday from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm Location: McCammon Traditional Elementary, 9601 Hamilton St.

Register for September Preschool at A is for Apple Daycare Centre Inc., 9601 Hamilton Street from 9:00am-11:30am 2, 3 or 5 days a week available. Subsidy accepted. Hurry! Space is limited! Daycare: Full-time, part-time, Rotating schedules Before and After School care: Open all pro-D's and school breaks (no rate change for all day care) For rates look on our website: www.aisforappledcinc.com Call: 604-791-1354 for more information

Greendale Community School Now has Afterschool Daycare Onsite! 6621 Sumas Prairie Rd. Operated by A is for Apple Daycare Centre. Monday to Friday 1:50pm-6:00pm Open Pro-D and School Closures 7:50am-6:00pm - no rate change. Subsidy accepted. To register call 604-791-1354 (License Pending) www.aisforappledcinc.com

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KIDS’ CORNER Noah’s Ark Noah’s Ark Preschool PRESCHOOL

Cooke’s Presbyterian Church, 45825 Wellington Ave., Chilliwack

NOW ACCEPTING REGISTRATIONS FOR THE 2011-2012 SCHOOL YEAR • Christian Preschool Program • 2 and 3 days per week classes • NEW THIS YEAR: 5 days per week for 4-year olds to prepare them for all-day kindergarten FULLY LICENSED

CHILD CARE CENTRE Fun-¿lled educational program and nurturing environment for your child.

NOW ACCEPTING FALL APPLICATIONS! • Infant through School-Age • Full Day Programs • Individualized Programs for Infants • Licensed Programs w/Certi¿ed Teachers • Indoor/Outdoor Play Facilities Phone: 604-858-2307 7012 Vedder Road, Chilliwack 8/11LG_NA23

PLEASE CALL 604-792-7748 TO REGISTER www.noahsarkpreschool.webs.com

46170 Stoneview Dr., Promontory

Now accepting registration!

Programs for 2 1/2 to 12 years old.

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Chilliwack Family YMCA Chilliwack Family YMCA 45844 Hocking Avenue, Chilliwack, B.C. V2P 1B4

T: 604.792.3371 F: 604.792.7298 E: chilliwack@vanymca.org www.vanymca.org

Chilliwack Family YMCA Our Mission:

The YMCA is a charitable association dedicated to the development of people in spirit, mind and body as well as the improvement of local, national and international communities.

Our Core Values:

Caring, Honesty, Respect and Responsibility Charity Number #11930 7148 RR0001

Building Hours

Mon-Thurs 5:45 am-10:00 pm Fri 5:45 am-8:00 pm Sat 7:00 am-8:00 pm Sun 10:00 am-6:00 pm Holiday Hours: 10:00 am-6:00 pm

Because we believe life is better, together.

For the past 42 years the Chilliwack Family YMCA has provided welcoming opportunities for people to have fun, find support, meet friends, be healthy and reach their potential. Whether you are a parent dropping off your child on his first day of child care, a 12 year old starting your first day of camp or an adult embarking on a fitness program to find a healthy balance, the YMCA is your place to find support and belonging.

Visit www.vanymca.org or contact the YMCA for further info: T: 604.792.3371 E: chilliwack@vanymca.org

Because we believe no one should be left out

We believe that everyone, no matter what his or her circumstance, can benefit from a YMCA experience. Our team will work with you to create a payment option for your membership or program that makes achieving your goals easier.

YMCA Annual Campaign

Last year in Chilliwack we gave away more than $100,000 in direct financial assistance, this year we expect that figure to grow. One hundred percent of donations to the 2011 YMCA Annual Campaign will go directly towards those in need. Ask how you can support our campaign.

Because we believe in our community. Volunteer with Us

Our community is close-knit and the people we serve come from all walks of life. Like all of us, our members and participants share a need to bond, a desire to connect. Since the beginning, the YMCA has played a role in that connection, believing that our health is about more than lifting weights, running marathons and being physically fit. Health comes from being strong on the inside too. Through participation, volunteering and connecting, we grow stronger and so do our families, local and global communities. As a volunteer, donor or campaigner with the YMCA you make all of this possible.

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Membership Special Events

• Peace Week • Halloween Spooktacular Freak out Friday Party • Preschool Halloween party • Senior Pot Luck Christmas Party

Your YMCA Membership Because it’s more fun when we all belong! It’s a lot more fun – and a lot less scary – to try a new class, learn a new skill or join a new program when you are with friends in a place where you feel comfortable. Our Hocking Membership Centre encourages, supports and brings thousands of people together every day to become healthier and more physically active. But we’re so much more than a gym or pool.

• Complimentary orientation to equipment with a trainer to help your get started on achieving your goals • FREE access to over 50 of our land and water group fitness classes • Preferred rates on most YMCA registered programs, personalized training, courses and special events • Adult members: complimentary 10 guest-visit punch for family, friends, or business associates • Family Members: 6 complimentary youth registered program/ year

Monthly Membership Fees Family

$79.00

Adult (35-64 yrs)

$44.00

Young Adult (19-34 yrs)

$37.00

Senior (65+ yrs)

$36.00

Adult Couple

$77.00

Full-time Student (19-64 yrs) $37.00 Youth (6-18 yrs) HST not included 42

$24.50

YMCA Child Minding

(6 weeks-12 years) Mon-Sat 8:45am-12:00pm Mon-Thurs 5:00-8:30pm

YMCA Personal Fitness Programs

• Equipment Orientations • Goal-setting Orientations • Personal Training • Group Training • Athletic Conditioning and Coaching • Fitness Assessments.

Our Conditioning Spaces With 3 spaces to choose from for your convenience and a wide variety of cardio & weight equipment, you never need to feel like you’re in someone else’s way. Our air-conditioned spaces will let you beat the heat or wait out the rain to keep you on track with your workout schedule. Come take a tour and let us show you what you’ve been missing!

Red Cross First Aid and CPR Courses

Emergency First Aid • Standard First Aid • Emergency Childcare First Aid • CPR level C • First Aid Basics for Kids Pleasure Card Operator Card 9yr+ Exams by appointment

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YMCA Fitness Classes

You don’t have to be a pro at the YMCA. Our ever growing list of more than 50 fitness classes (land & water) suit people of all fitness & skill levels. Our goal is to create an experience and environment that will help you achieve your goals and keep you coming back!

Our Wellness Programs

Cardiac Care • Move to Improve, • OsteoFit • Better Bones & Balance • New! Get Up & Go – in partnership with Fraser Health Authority Our Wellness programs are designed for people who need special consideration during exercise. They have been approved and recognized by Fraser Health, BC Women’s Hospital, & St. Paul’s Heart Function Clinic.

Drop In Sports

8:05-10:00 pm Bring your gear, bring your friends Monday - Floor Hockey Tuesday - Basketball Wednesday - Soccer * Nets provided; balls for Basketball & Soccer available.

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Because values can be taught in the midst of fun YMCA Swim Lessons

• Moms, Pops, Tots •Y MCA Preschool (5 levels) individual progressions, water safety and enjoyment are emphasized •Y MCA Learn to Swim Program (4 levels) easy to learn skills for the non-swimmer to front crawl and back swim, water safety, water skills •Y MCA Star Swimmer Program (6 levels) learn 6 swim strokes, competitive starts and turns, water safety, water sports and leadership

Flexible Options:

2X wk sets Tues & Thurs pm Sept 8-29,Oct 4-27, Nov1-Dec 15 2X wk sets Mon &Wed pm Sept 7-Oct 26, Oct 31-Dec 14 Once wk sets Fridays Sept 9-Oct 21, Oct 28-Dec. 16 Once wk set Saturdays Sept 10- Oct 29, Nov5-17 Once wk set Sundays Sept 11- Oct. 30, Nov 6-Dec 18

Private Swim Lessons

One on one instruction to help achieve your personal goals

Synchronized Swimming A fun and dynamic sport for youth to be active and involved in team sport. Just starting - you’ll need to be 7 years+ and be able to swim 50m and comfortable in deep water. YMCA Synchronized swimming is located at the Cheam Leisure Centre & Landing Leisure Centre Chilliwack YMCA Orcas ClubSeptember to May Levels: Novice, Junior & Senior Trial sessions available Kids learn best when they are having fun. For more than 40 years the YMCA has been a of centre community for kids and their families, adults and seniors living in the Chilliwack Community and appreciate arts and cultural activities.

Tumble Time 0-5yrs

• Little Builders Lego- imaginations soar with your fellow lego builders • Eco Explorers

Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:30-11:30 am Parents and children can explore the world of tumbling and play with gymnastics equipment.

Recreational Registered Programs for 6-12 yrs

Family Night

Saturday 6-8 pm Swimming, hot tub, ping pong, sports, bouncy castle

Saturday Sizzler 6-12 yrs Saturday Afternoon Swimming, gym games and sports & bouncy castle

Freak Out Friday 6-12 yrs Fridays 6:00-8:00 pm Games, sports, crafts and activities in the gym and swim time too

Recreational Registered Programs for 3- 5 yrs • Reading Rascals Arts - A variety of creative activities, stories, songs, games and crafts. • Kinder Gymnastics basics skills on balance beam, vault, bars and floor • Lil Dancers • Lil’ Sneakers- a variety of sports and classic gym games to explore

• Y’d World of Sports (floor hockey, soccer, basket ball ) • Recreational Gymnastics • Latin Dance • Basketball • Home Learners PE • Floor Hockey • Lego Builders • Inter Lacrosse • Yoga for Youngsters

Recreational Registered Programs for Teens • Teen Weight Trainer • Jr. Warriors • YMCA Youth Leadership • Babysitting course 11yrs+ • Lifesaving courses – Bronze Star, Bronze Medallion, Bronze Cross

Birthday Parties

2 hour party including a party host, lunch for 10 children- hotdog , chips and juice, and your choice of gym time with the Bouncy Castle or pool time. Weekends and week days to choose from.

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Chilliwack Family YMCA

Because leadership happens when you’re having fun Girls and Guys Night Out

Drop in programs for youth in grades 7-9. This program is designed for youth who may be experiencing barriers which prevent them from participating in mainstream recreational activities. This program is part of the Youth Project, which is funded by the City of Chilliwack. Call for locations and information. Behind every activity lies an accomplishment – a proven skill that allows you to grasp your individual potential to learn and grow and succeed.

YMCA Youth Leadership

Program goals are team building, event planning, presentation skills, teaching, leading, decision making, communication, time management, goal setting. Leaders meet once a week and will participate in workshops, apprentice training, fundraising and act as YMCA ambassadors in community events. Jr Leaders in Training (10-11 yrs) Leaders in Training (12-14ys) Leaders (15-18yrs) September – June

Lifesaving Courses

The Bronze awards are a progressive program building knowledge and skills for water rescue- these are prerequisites and prepare participants for the National Lifeguard Service. Bronze Star, Bronze Medallion, Bronze Cross - ask about the pre-requisites.

YMCA Kids Club Before & After School Care

(Licensed) Registration for 2010/2011 year is ongoing. (Kindergarten to age 12). Located at the following Elementary Schools: Watson, Little Mountain, Tyson and Bernard. Bussing is available from selected schools for After School Care only. We offer fun filled Winter Break and Spring Break Camps as well. 44

Because every child deserves a safe place to grow

Critical learning takes place in the first six years of life. That’s why we want every child to have access to YMCA programs early on that teach the language and literacy, social and emotional skills that ready them for the future. Our YMCA early and middle childhood programs provide children with a choice of activities, opportunities for leadership and a place to develop skills and relationships. A place that is different from school, a fun, safe and active place that engages children in constructive activities.

YMCA Preschool & Childcare

Full time spaces available at Elm Drive Child Care Centre. Preschool spaces available at St Thomas Church, Tyson and Bernard Elementary Schools. Mom,Dad & Me on Tues & Thurs. Call 604-792-7823 for more information. By the time our kids reach middle childhood, ages 6-12 years, their need for a safe place outside of school where they can grow, learn and develop socially becomes even more important, especially when you consider the alternative – children staying home alone.

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Central Community School Central Community School T: 604.792.8539 9435 Young Road E: ccecss@ccecss.ca Chilliwack BC, V2P 4S7

Chilliwack Central Elementary Community School Society

Programs and Services for the Downtown Community Contact: Tamara Rideout Community School Coordinator Phone: 604-792-8539 WEB: ccecss.ca

“Community & School As One” Located in the heart of downtown Chilliwack, Central provides opportunities for families to participate in activities beyond the school day. The site is open seven days a week offering an assortment of programming for free or reduced fees. Why not become a member?

Facility Available For Rent

• Includes Multi-Media Centre; Wireless Mics, 12 X 12 Electronic Screen, Internet. • Small Kitchen Attached To Gymnasium

CLASSROOM • Instructional • Workshops • Computer Lab

COMMUNITY KITCHEN (located across from multi-purpose room) • Serving Kitchen; Includes Chafing Dishes For Large Events • Industrial Dishwasher • Fully Stocked With Appliances, Dishes, Pots And Pans etc.

MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM • Birthday Parties • Banquets • Meeting Room Space • Instructional • Conferences • Includes Portable A/V Equipment • Strata Meetings

Please contact us for rate information and inquires.

GYMNASIUM/Kitchen (kitchen attached to gymnasium) • Athletic/Leisure Organizations; Karate, Dance, Soccer, Music, Fitness etc. • Sports; Floor Hockey, Volleyball, Badminton etc. • Birthday Partys Equipment Provided • Town Hall Meetings • Church Groups

The CCECSS Is a non-profit organization that provides social, recreational activities and educational programs and services to the residents in the Chilliwack community. If you would like to become a member of the CCECCSS there is a yearly fee of $5.00.

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Cultus Lake Community School Association Cultus Lake Community School Association 71 Sunnyside Boulevard T: 604.858.7192 Cultus Lake, B.C., F: 604.858.2793 V2R 5B5 E: clcsa@clsca.ca www.clcsa.ca

Cultus Lake Community School Association Fall Office Hours

Monday-Thursday 8:00am-12:00pm Monday & Thursday 5:00-8:00pm

Cultus Lake Self Guided Museum

Drop in during our office hours and enjoy learning about the Cultus Lake early years.

Children Programs

This is just a taste of what is offered at the lake! Phone us or check the website for more information.

Kidzone

604-791-8859 Day Care Monday-Friday 7:00am-6:00pm Preschool Program Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00am11:30am

Preschool Programs Kinderdance Tiny Chefs Indoor Soccer

School Aged Children Programs Karate Dance Cooking Soccer Sizzling Science Home Alone Plus 3D Animation Guitar Lessons Piano Lessons Youth Programs Babysitter’s Training Movie Nights Dance 46

Adult Programs

Zumba No Sweat Fitness Learn to Make California Rolls Private Computer Lessons

Family Fun

Big screen family movie nights. Join us to watch the latest DVD movie releases! The concession will be open to buy snacks to enjoy. Free show admission. Fridays 6:30pm

Internet Access

Check your e-mail, create a resume or play some games. FREE ACCESS!!! Monday & Thursday 5:00-8:00pm

Membership Information Membership fees provide benefits that include, program discounts and information, annual voting privileges, and community event information. Become a member today and join us for the Fall season at the lake.

Facility Rental Information

Have you thought of renting a room, gymnasium or portable? Check out the

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lake for meetings, reunions, birthdays, seminars, sleepovers, and other special events! We have reasonable rates with hassle free bookings!

CLCSA Board of Directors

Our board needs you! If you would like to become involved with the Cultus Lake Community, join us at our monthly meetings. Call us for more information on our next meeting.

Sponsors and Partners

Thank you to the following sponsors and partners for their continued support. • SD #33 • Fraser Valley Regional District • Chilliwack Bingo Association and Solicitor General-Gaming • Cultus Lake Community Association • Cultus Lake Community School PAC • Cultus Lake Parks Board

Visit www.clcsa.ca or contact CLCSA for further information: T: 604.858.7192 E: clcsa@clsca.ca

Greendale Elementary Community School Greendale Elementary Community School T: 604-823-7281 6621 Sumas Prairie Road Chilliwack B.C., V2R 4K1

Greendale Elementary Community School Thank you

Greendale Elementary Community School Board would like to thank the City of Chilliwack, and School District #33 for their tremendous support during our successful first summer of community programs.

Our mission is to provide a location for students, their families and the wider community to be able to participate in activities in their own community, whilst providing a signpost to services available elsewhere.

Programs

This Fall we are pleased to offer: •H igh quality after-school care. Please contact Kathy at aisforappledc@yahoo.com if you would like more details. •K arate twice a week. For further information please contact chilliwackchitoryu@gmail.com. •3 D computer animation courses for 6-12 years and 12-15 years running from Wednesday, September 21 for 5 weeks. Elementary aged students class begins at 2:00pm and middle school students begin at 3:30pm. Places are limited; Matt at yourcreativementor.com has all the details. •Z umba! A six week course beginning on Wednesday, September 21 at 7:15pm. Tracey has all the registration details.

Rentals

Looking for a great space to hold a birthday party, event, meeting or gettogether? Call Tracey and we will do whatever we can to meet your needs.

Contact Details

Our Community School Coordinator, Tracey Hawkyard can be called at 604-823-7281. Please leave a message if the office is unattended. Email at coordinator. gecs@gmail.com.

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Promontory Community School Promontory Heights Elementary Community School Assn. 46200 Stoneview Drive T: 604.858.2999 Chilliwack, BC F: 604.824.5925 V2R 5W8 E: phecsa@phecsa.ca www.phecsa.ca

PHECSA Programs The Promontory Heights Elementary Community School Association (PHECSA) was formed to identify and link community needs and to provide for the participation of all community residents in social, educational and recreational activities. Ongoing programs and services are offered daily within the school’s facilities. Use of the facilities has been made possible due to the partnership between the School District #33 and the City of Chilliwack. PHECSA would like to gratefully acknowledge funding received from the City of Chilliwack, the Province of British Columbia and the Government of Canada.

Office Hours

Monday 1-9pm Tuesday-Thursday 8am-9pm Friday 8am-4pm Saturday 11am-4pm

Community Access Centre Hours

This a free service for your computer and internet needs. Photocopying, printing, laminating and faxing services are also available for nominal fees. Monday-Thursday 6:00 – 9:00pm Saturday 11:00am – 4:00pm

Kid’s Corner (0-5 years)

Busy Bees Crafts & Coffee Amazing Preschool Puppetry Indoor Soccer • Darling Dance Disney Dance • Preschool Gym Bag PJ Story & Craft Time Tiny Chefs • Things That Move 5 Senses Science • Green Beans Kindermusik – Family Time: Here, There, Everywhere! 48

Kid’s Club (6-12 years)

Anime, Manga and Superheroes Make, Bake, Eat the Cake Indoor Soccer • Sizzling Science 3D Animation • Disney Dance Robotics Beginners 1.1 (WeDo) Robotics Mechanical 2.1 (WeDo More) Robotics Mechanical 2.1 (Mindstorms) Eco Art • Floor Hockey Cooking With Tweens • People Savers QuickStart Tennis for Beginners At Home Alone Plus Babysitter’s Training Course Make Your Own Stuffed Toy How Does Your Garden Grow? Anyone Can Draw • Dinner and a Movie • Clay Art • Spring Break Camp Private Piano Lessons Private or Group Guitar Lessons Youth Zone (10-18 years) Promontory Tween Night (Grades 5-7) Youth Crew • Foodsafe Private Piano Lessons Private or Group Guitar Lessons Babysitter’s Training Course 3D Animation Robotics Engineering 3.1 (Mindstorms)

Adult/Senior’s Programs

Fusion • Zumba • Run Fit • Mommy Fit Bhangra • Bollywood Dance Basic Computers • Primetimer’s Social Foodsafe • Anyone Can Draw Intro to Photography Intermediate Photography

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Drop-In Gym Activities Monday 8:30-10:00pm Co-Ed Volleyball Tuesday 8:30-10:00pm Men’s Floor Hockey Friday 6:30-9:00pm Tween Night

Community Drop-In Socials

Thursdays 9:30am Busy Bees Crafts & Coffee (free) – Parents & Tots Fridays 9:30 - 11:00am Primetimers’ Drop-In Social (free) Fridays 6:30 - 9:00pm Promontory Tween Night For Grades 5-7

Birthday Parties

Includes 2 hour rental of party room, kitchen, gym and sports equipment.

Special Events

Halloween Howl October 31st, 6:30-8:00pm Ladies Night Out November 4th, 6:00-9:00pm

Visit www.phecsa.ca or contact PHECSA for further information: T: 604.858.2999 E: phecsa@phecsa.ca

Yarrow Community School Yarrow Community School Coordinator’s Office 4605 Wilson Rd. T: 604.823-0257 Yarrow BC. F: 604.823-2243 V2R5C4 http://yarrow.sd33.bc.ca Yarrow Community School is very grateful for the support from the City of Chilliwack and SD #33. Through this partnership we are able to offer a variety of recreational and social programs in our community. We are always interested to hear from anyone with new ideas or proposals for programs or events. Please call coordinator Sally Lum at 823-0257 for information on the following programs or to inquire about our facility rentals.

Yarrow Community School Childcare Programs Puddle Jumpers Daycare Licensed Group Daycare for children 30 months-5 yrs. Full and Part time rates/Family rates for 3 or more kids in our programs. Registration packages available at the school office. BEFORE AND AFTERSCHOOL CARE-Licensed Out of school care for school age children. Full and part time rates. Phone Sally for more information. Jelly Beans Preschool Licensed 3 and 4 yr. old programs. Qualified and experienced teachers. We have a couple of spots left so call 823-0257 to find out more or get a registration package with all of the details.

Facility Rentals

Our gym is available after school, evenings, and weekends for community use rentals. If you are interested in finding out more call Sally at 823-0257. NEW! Martial Arts Class Every Tuesday & Thursday evening martial arts classes at 8pm. Qualified Instructor: ‘Bruce Lee’ style Jeet Kune Do Concept. This class is for adults and mature teens. If you are interested in finding out more please call instructor Dean Zilkowsky at (604) 226-3321 Pilates The Pilates classes are still going strong every Wednesday evening, please note the start time for fall classes is 7pm. Drop-in rates available, bring your own mat and water and join us in the school gym for a great workout.

Kids Dance So Much Fun! Instructor: Kathie Gofers. Tuesdays for 10 weeks starts Oct. 4th. Registration forms available at the school office or if you have any questions please feel free to email tkgofers@shaw.ca Class sizes are limited so register early! Darling Dance for 3 & 4 yr. olds, Disney Dance 5-7 yrs. and Discover Dance 8-12 yrs. old. We try a little bit of Jazz, Ballet, Hip Hop and Musical Theatre. Piano Lessons Experienced piano teacher has space available for new students. Thursdays 3:00-6:00 pm. in Yarrow. For info or to register please call Cyndi Connah at 604 793-9505 or email at cjcmusician@ telus.net

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Rosedale Traditional Community School Rosedale Traditional Community School 50850 Yale Road T: 604.794.7124 Chilliwack BC F: 604.794.7872 V0X 1X2 E: rtcss@rtcss.ca www.rtcss.ca

Rosedale Traditional Community School Society Mission Statement: “To become the hub of the community where everyone will feel safe and secure. To provide lifelong learning opportunities for all ages.”

Fall Office Hours

Wednesday 1:00pm-8:00pm Thursday 1:00pm-8:00pm

Doors Open November 2011

Programs Preschool

Who We Are

The Rosedale Traditional Community School is a combination of two former schools, Rosedale Elementary School and Rosedale Traditional Middle School. When the doors open late Fall the facility will also house the Rosedale Traditional Community School Society (RTSCC). The Rosedale Traditional Community School Society is a nonprofit Society governed by volunteer members of the Community. This venture has been made possible due to a partnership between School District #33 and the City of Chilliwack. RTCSS would like to gratefully acknowledge funding received by the City of Chilliwack.

Services

RTCSS will be offering a wide variety of programs for all ages. Programming will start early next year.

• Dance • Cooking • Crafts • Parent & Tot Drop In • Sports • Activities • Music

School Age

• Dance • Sports • Art • Babysitting Training • Drop In Youth Nights • Crafts • Cooking • Computer

Facility Rentals

Rentals for birthday parities, meetings and other events are now available at the Rosedale Traditional Middle School. Bookings will commence at the new facility late fall.

Call for Instructors

The community society is currently seeking talented people from the community to share their interests with others by instructing classes. Please submit expression of interest to rtcss@rtcss.ca.

Adults

• Drop In Sports • Cooking • Computer Classes • Foodsafe

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Chilliwack Heritage Park Chilliwack Heritage Park 44140 Luckakuck Way Chilliwack, BC V2R 4A7 H: Mon - Friday: 8am to 4pm

T: 604-824-9927 F: 604-824-9957 E: info@chilliwackheritagepark.com www.chilliwackheritagepark.com

Heritage Park Chilliwack Heritage Park is a 65 acre park that boasts a 150,000 square foot building which can accommodate a number of events. Trade Shows, Conventions, Concerts, Dog Shows, Horse Shows, Arena Cross Events, ABA BMX Bike Grand Nationals, Kart Racing and local club events just to name a few. There is a seven acre field for outdoor concerts and festivals as well as plenty of space for camping with your event. There is also a 5/8 mile race track and rodeo arena as well as two outdoor sand arenas for your many different equestrian and agricultural events.

All arenas are equipped with outdoor lighting for those evening rentals. Heritage Park, which has been operational since July 2001, is ideally and conveniently located just off the Trans Canada Highway at Exit 116. This allows for easy access by those within Chilliwack as well as people living in the Lower mainland. The striking presence of this 150,000 square foot red building and 65 acre grounds also attracts travellers from all over the Canada, as well as many visitors from the United States. Heritage Park is a versatile facility. Features include a flexible public address system, box office and show office. The building is comprised of four floors; two are concrete floors that

measure approximately 35,000 square feet each. There is also a 48,000 square foot dirt floor and a 30,000 square foot dirt floor. We have 150 portable box stalls for your equestrian event that can be put up on either the concrete or dirt floors, depending on your requirements. The building houses a portable stage, as well as tables and chairs. Our washroom facilities include showers and are handicapped accessible. Heritage Park is not only a fine multiuse facility, but it also offers you a management and staff who are committed to your satisfaction. We would be pleased to work with you to help make your event a success.

August 2011 Events:

August 5-7 Chilliwack Exhibition August 13-14 NW Mud Racing August 26-28 Risings Star Dressage

September 2011 Events:

September 2-4 Bluegrass Festival September 9-11 WCRA Reining Show September 17-18 Chilliwack Youth Rodeo

September 17-18 Equestrian Vaulting Show September 23-25 Mt. Cheam Dog Show September 24 Friesian Horse Judging September 24 Chilliwack Riding Club Horse Show September 30-October 2 Canadian Barrel Racing

October Events:

October 1 Lil Rascals Kids Market October 7-9 ABABMX Bike Racing October 14 WCFA Farrier Competition October 15-16 Mt. Cheam Train & Hobby Show October 21-23 The Mane Event October 29 Chilliwack Riding Club Horse Show October 30 Chilliwack Riding Club Gymkhana

November Events:

November 11-12 Langley Quarter Midgets November 18-20 Christmas Craft Market November 18-20 Health and Wellness Show November 19-20 Equestrian Vaulting

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Ring Class ADVANCED Design and make hand-crafted silver precious metal clay rings that are a custom ﬁt for you or someone special. Choose from a variety of textures to add to your ring band & set a stone for added sparkle if you desire. Learn how to build rings using a mandrel and how to make them the right size after ﬁring. Each student will complete at least one ring in class but will have enough material to make three rings. Prior experience in metal clay is necessary. Oct. 23rd - 9:30 am - 4:30 pm Nov. 27th - 9:30 am - 4:30 pm Course Fee: $225 + HST

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St. John Ambulance

Partners in Learning

SAVING LIVES at work, home and play

Specializing in first aid, CPR training and safety; we offer a variety of courses public and private. All of our courses include easy-to-follow study materials that surpass the strictest regulations and result in a safer community. Courses

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Available for sale to the public: • First Aid Kits • Supplies • AEDs

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• Occupational First Aid - Level 1, 2, 3 • Spinal Immobilization Transport Endorsement • Emergency Community Care • Standard First Aid - Enhanced • CPR A/B/C and AED Training • Standard & CPR for Health Care Workers

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Online Training Courses

• Lifesaver • Foodsafe • Pleasure Craft Operator • WHIMIS, TDG, Fire Safety • Medical Terminology

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604.845.8845 WHY PARENTS LOVE OUR PROGRAM:

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• Teaches Respect & Discipline • Improves Listening Skills • Develops Conﬁdence

• Classes are Fun and High-Energy • They Learn Something New & Exciting • They Make New Friends • They Feel Stronger & Safer

• Great Exercise!

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Clean, Bright, Professional Facility Spacious viewing areas for parents & family Friendly, Positive Atmosphere Patient, Enthusiastic Black Belt Instructors

Little Ninjas (4 & 5 years) Juniors (6-12 years) Adult Karate (13+ years) Cardio Kickboxing for Fun & Fitness

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Affordable Recreation

The strength of a community can often be measured by the health and wellness of the members with in it.

The City of Chilliwack believes that, within reason, its citizensâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; financial circumstances should not present a barrier for them to access leisure activities

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2012 Chilliwack Community Sport Hero Awards Wednesday, May 2, 2012 Best Western Rainbow Country Inn The Chilliwack Sport Hero Awards honour long-standing volunteers that have contributed countless hours to the development and delivery of sport to our community. These awards recognize and thank community sport volunteers for their dedication and leadership.

Seeking 2012 Nominations Now! Criteria: a) Any individual who makes a voluntary contribution to sport through coaching, officiating, administration, special events, etc. b) Has been or continues to be a dedicated sport volunteer for a minimum of 10 years; and c) Is an unsung hero of sport, going above and beyond the call of duty and deserving of recognition.

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Deadline for 2012 nominations is January 31, 2012. For nomination forms contact 604-793-2904 or www.spiritofchilliwack.com www.chilliwackactiveforlife.com sponsors: