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Summer 2012 250-837-9351 www.cityofrevelstoke.com Revelstoke Community & Aquatic Centre, 600 Campbell Avenue
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Artist Biography Tina Lindegaard (Summer 2012 - current front cover)
As an artist, I consider myself primarily a painter although I often resolve my work by incorporating mixed media, photography and collage. I love to experiment and try new things, and am constantly reinventing myself and my creative process. As far as my interest in landscape painting, this was spurned by the Art in the Park project in 2008. In my work I often apply the paint loosely and without too much consideration for the final outcome. I enjoy manipulating and combining my images and often choose my colors not from what I see, but rather from what I feel. I may not necessarily strive for visual accuracy but am most interested in the ‘little accidents’ that occur along the way. In this way my art often speaks to the viewer in a way I could never plan. Namaste.
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Painting by: © Nicola McGarry
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I am a local artist living and working out of my home studio, Begbie Studios. Born in Copenhagen, Denmark, I spent my most formative years there and then moved with my family to Canada in 1975. I eventually settled here in Revelstoke, BC and have made this my home for over twenty years. Following a career in the airline industry and a degree in marketing and management, I returned to my passion in the fine arts and finished my BFA in 2008.
Revelstoke Community & Aquatic Centre, 600 Campbell Ave. 250-837-9351 http://city.revelstoke.ca
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For more detail information contact: Meghan MacIsaac Program and Facility Coordinator Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture rcc@revelstoke.ca
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Table of Contents
Wedding…Wedding…Wedding! Here at the Community Centre we we have have a large hall Here available for for weddings with the available the capacity capacity to to accommodate up to 350 people. accommodate people. AVAILABLE: fully equipped commercial kitchen.
We also provide: ●STAGING ●RISERS ●SOUND SYSTEM ●TABLES (ROUND & LONG) ●CHAIRS ●LINENS ●PODIUMS ●WINE GLASSES
Call us today @ 250-837-9351 or email rcc@revelstoke.ca Bookings should be done six months to one year in advance.
Community Centre
Our next production will be for Fall. We are now accepting advertisements! If you have an ad you would like to place in our community Leisure Guide, give us a call for more information. If you are a Community Not for Profit Organization, contact us for special rates
Community Centre........................................................... 3 General Information............................................ 3 Library.............................................................................. 4 Senior’s Centre................................................................. 5 Aquatic Centre.................................................................. 6 General Information............................................ 6 Birthday Parties.................................................. 7 Aqua Theraphy / Aquafit..................................... 7 Swim Lessons.................................................... 8 Advanced Aquatic Training................................. 9 Aquaducks.......................................................... 9 Upcoming Events............................................. 10 Fitness Centre.................................................. 10 Children & Youth..............................................................11 Community Centre Preschool............................11 Music Pups....................................................... 12 Sunrise Music Program.................................... 12 Kids Classes................................................ 13-14 Revelstoke Child Care Society.................... 15-16 Community Connections Summer Camps....... 17 Revelstoke Baptist Church Day Camp............. 18 Revelstoke British Soccer Camp...................... 18 Sports............................................................................. 19 Basketball Camp.............................................. 19 Volleyball Camp................................................ 19 Revelstoke Racquet Den Squash Club............ 19 Revelstoke Shotokan Karate Club.................... 19 Revelstoke Skating Club.................................. 20 Revelstoke Dance Centre................................. 21 Latin Dance...................................................... 22 Revelstoke Runners......................................... 22 Fitness & Wellness......................................................... 23 Chantal’s Fitness Classes................................ 23 Personal Training.............................................. 23 Group Fitness Classes..................................... 24 Zumba Fitness.................................................. 25 Bent Tree Yoga................................................. 26 Revelstoke Massage Therapy Clinic................ 26 General Interest.............................................................. 27 Revelstoke Railway Museum........................... 27 Revelstoke Arts Council Street Fest................. 27 Community Futures.......................................... 27 Revelstoke Museum & Archives....................... 28 Okanagan College Programs........................... 29 Columbia Basin Alliance for Literacy................ 30 Downtown Community Garden......................... 31 Revelstoke Alliance Church.............................. 31 Selkirk Saddle Club.......................................... 31 Revelstoke Community Choir........................... 32 Revelstoke Bear Aware.................................... 32 Neighbourhood Highlights........................... 33-34 Sky Trek Adventure Park.................................. 35 Clubs / Associations Directory........................................ 36 Calendar of Events.................................................... 37-38
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Meet our Staff
Special requests for bookings by businesses or individual groups may be accommodated outside of our regular hours
Laurie Donato........... Department Director Meghan MacIsaac.... Facility & Program Coordinator Karen Scott............... Aquatic Centre Supervisor Troy Biggs................ Buildings, Maintenance Supervisor Laurel Corrigan......... Parks / Arena Supervisor Diana Graham.......... RCC Administration Suzanne Grieve........ RCC Administration Michelle Polack........ RCC Administration
Program & Brochure Info.
Program Refunds
For more information on programs or our facility, browse our website at www.cityofrevelstoke.com or pick up a brochure at the Revelstoke Community Centre.
The Revelstoke Parks, Recreation, & Culture Department wants you to enjoy your recreation experience. If you find the class is not what you expected and you want to cancel, please make sure you call BEFORE the second class and we will refund you for the remaining sessions less a $10.00 Administration fee. No refunds are given after the 2nd session except where circumstances are beyond the individual’s control.
Office: Monday - Friday Saturday Sunday Stat. Holidays
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8:00 am - 9:00 pm 12 noon - 8:00 pm 12 noon - 8:00 pm 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Revelstoke Community/Aquatic Centre
Registration 3 EASY WAYS TO REGISTER: 1. In Person - Registrations are accepted at the Revelstoke Community/Aquatic Centre at 600 Campbell Avenue. 2. Phone - 250-837-9351 - Registrations are accepted via phone by our friendly and accommodating staff. 3. E-mail - rcc@revelstoke.ca with details and we can set you up accordingly.
Don’t Wait...Register Early! Sometimes excellent courses are cancelled if everyone waits until the last minute to register. Please don’t leave your registration too late and be disappointed.
Meeting Room Rentals We offer a variety of meeting rooms for workshops, business meetings, etc. Rates vary according to requirements. Hourly / Daily rates are available. Direct inquiries to 250-837-9351 or rcc@revelstoke.ca
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If you need to cancel a registration for any program please be sure to notify us 3 working days before the start date of the program. NO refund will be given if notification is less than 3 working days. FULL refunds are given if the Revelstoke Parks, Recreation, & Culture Department cancels the program.
Hall Rentals The Community Centre offers an excellent facility for banquets, weddings, trade shows, large meetings, and conferences with accommodation for up to 600 people. Full commercial kitchen is available with place settings up to 400 people. We provide staging, tables (banquet style or round), PA system, internet connection and large pull down screens. Limited WiFi connection throughout the building is also included. Direct inquiries to 250-837-9351 or rcc@revelstoke.ca NOTE: Wedding Bookings should be made at least 6 months to 1 year in advance to guarantee a rental at the Revelstoke Community Centre.
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Summer Reading Club Registration June 20 to August 22
Sponsored by the Revelstoke Elks Lodge #453
The OSC’s STARLAB is a portable, inflatable planetarium dome that accommodates up to 30 students. The STARLAB will create a dark, cloudless sky right inside our community centre.
Every child ages 5-12 who registers will receive a Reading Record, a bookmark, and tickets to enter Every child ages 5-12 who registers will receive a Reading Record, a bookmark, and tickets, to enter for the following SRC prizes: for the following SRC prizes:
Okanagan Regional Library
Our local library offers a wide variety of books and Weekly Book Draws resource information and is also located at the Revelstoke Community/Aquatic Centre.
Weekly Book Draws David Rooney’s Summer Reading Club painting
David Rooney’s Summer Reading Club painting, A Strange But True SRC t-shirt and Hours of Operation: A Strange but True SRC t-shirt and
Community Centre
The Okanagan Science Centre will be visiting the Revelstoke Branch Friday, June 29 at 1:00 PM with their STARLAB
A special prize donated by the Credit Union’s Tuesday 12 noon - 8:00 pm Black Panthers Team. Wednesday 12 noon 7:00 pm A special prize donated by the Credit Union’s Black Panthers Team. Thursday 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Friday/Saturday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm All SRC members are invited every Wednesday All SRC members are invited every Wednesday from July 4 until August 1 to our truly
from July 4 until August 1 to our truly strange but strange but FREE programs. For more information phone 250-837-5095 or FREE programs. For more information phone 250-837-5095Email revelstoke@orl.bc.ca or e-mail revelstoke@orl.bc.ca
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Senior’s Centre Senior Citizens Association
Phone: 250-837-9456 E-mail: revelstokeseniors@rctvonline.net
603 Connaught Avenue, Revelstoke, BC
The Senior’s Centre offers an excellent venue for hall rentals. This centre can accommodate up to 125 people for weddings, family reunions and workshops. Kitchen facilities are available. Direct inquiries can be made to Reg Broughton at 250 837-5437. New members are always welcome and we would like to extend a personal invitation to all seniors to come down and try an activity while meeting new friends. Memberships are $10.00 per year and can be purchased at the office of the Senior’s Centre. The Centre is located at 603 Connaught Avenue (behind the Community Centre)
Medical Bus
Senior’s Counselor: Bev Weige
To make an appointment, call 250 837-2494
250-837-3888
Volunteer Coordinator: Jean Pedersen
Tuesdays: Salmon Arm/Kamloops Wednesdays: Vernon/Kelowna
Senior’s Centre
Tuesday - Friday 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Senior’s Centre Rentals: Reg Broughton For inquiries call 250-837-5437.
Departs at precisely 8:00 am
SCHEDULE OF “ACTIVITIES” Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
GENEALOGY MEETING 1:00 pm
BINGO 1:00 pm
CARPET BOWLING 9:30 am-11:00 am
BILLIARDS 9:00 am
CARPET BOWLING 9:30 am-11:00 am
SENIOR EXERCISE 10:00 am-11:00 am
DARTS 7:00 pm
SENIOR EXERCISE 10:00 am-11:00 am
DARTS 7:00 pm
DUPLICATE BRIDGE 12:45 am-5:00 pm
Community Programs Community Programs New Community Programs Volunteer Driver Program For more information Volunteer Driver Program For more information ~ Out-of-town rides to or from medical appointments. on these programs please ~~ Out-of-town rides to or appointments, from medicalprograms appointments. Good Morning Program In-town rides to medical or on thesecall programs or stop atplease the ~special In-town rides to medical appointments, programs or events. call Seniors or stop Center. at the ~ A friendlyspecial phone call each day for those in need. events. Seniors Center. ~ A great way to stay safe and be connected with others. Computer Classes for Seniors
Membership Only$10.00 per year! You can speak with the ~ You Program can speak with the Coordinator
~ Seniors learn basic computer or expand their Computer Classes forskills Seniors
Thisbasic program is limited to members of their the ~knowledge. Seniors learn computer skills or expand
Volunteer Driver Seniors Association. between 9 a.m. and noon Program Coordinator knowledge. This Program program is limited to members of the For more information on these Tuesdays thru Fridays. Seniors Association. ~ Out-of-town rides to or from medical appointments. between 9 a.m. and noon programs please call or stop Helping Hands-Shopping Tuesdays thru Fridays. ~ In-town rides to medical appointments, programs or special eve
~ Grocery shopping services for shut-in or disabled 250-837-9456 Helping Hands-Shopping into the persons. ~ Clients can register at Seniors Centre or at Coopers. 603 Connaught Avenue ~ Grocery shopping services for shut-in or disabled 250-837-9456 Senior's Center and speakpersons. with ~ Clients can register at Seniors Centre or at Coopers. Computer Classes for Seniors 603 Connaught Avenue Helping Hands–Home Services E mail the Program Coordinator ~Volunteers low income seniorsor with yard ~ Seniors learn basic help computer skills expand their knowledge revelstokeseniors@rctvonline.net Helping Hands–Home Services maintenance, snow removal and lawn mowing. between 9 a.m. and noon - E mail ~ This program is limited to members of the Senior's Association. ~Volunteers help low income seniors with yard revelstokeseniors@rctvonline.net You do *Volunteers are always needed welcome. maintenance, snow removal andand lawn mowing. Tuesdays thru Fridays.
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Helping *Volunteers Hands-Shopping are always needed and welcome. You do
not need to services be a seniorfor to volunteer ~ Grocery shopping shut-in or disabled persons. ~ Clients must register with Home Care Nursing.
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Aquatic Centre Come check out our Aquatic Centre which features a 25 meter Lap Pool, Diving Board, Rock Wall, Waterslide, as well as a Leisure Pool, Lazy River, Tots Pool, Hot Tub, Steam Room, and Sauna. The Aquatic Centre is a great place for family fun, exercise, and relaxation, but it can also be a great place for therapy and physiotherapy. Call the Aquatic Centre at 250-837-9351 or e-mail: rcc@revelstoke.ca for more information. Check out our website at www.cityofrevelstoke.com
Hours of Operation Monday - Friday Saturday Sunday Stat. Holidays
8:00 am - 9:00 pm 12 noon - 8:00 pm 12 noon - 8:00 pm 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Aquaducks Hours:
Lap lanes will be unavailable during these hours:
AQUATIC CENTRE or FITNESS - ADMISSION PRICES SINGLE ADMISSION:
$$$
Under 3 yrs
FREE
Child 3-12 yrs
$3.25
Teen 13-18 yrs
$4.00
Adult 19-64 yrs
$5.50
Senior 65 +
$4.00
FAMILY
$13.00
Locker Token
0.75
1 MONTH PASS/ Punch for Pool or Fitness
$$$
Under 3 yrs
FREE
Child 3-12 yrs
$32.50
Teen 13-18 yrs
$40.00
Adult 19-64 yrs
$55.00
Senior 65 +
$40.00
FAMILY
$130.00
June 11 to August 17: Monday - Thursday 4:00 pm - 6:30 pm Friday mornings 8:00 am - 9:00 am
3 MONTH PASS
$$$
Under 3 yrs
FREE
Child 3-12 yrs
$76.50
Swim Meet: July 13 - 16
Teen 13-18 yrs
$95.00
Adult 19-64 yrs
$135.00
Senior 65 +
$95.50
FAMILY
$330.00
6 MONTH PASS
$$$
July 13 July 16
Closed at 4:00 pm Reopen at 8:00 am
PLEASE BE ADVISED THE AQUATIC CENTRE WILL BE SHUT DOWN FOR APPROXIMATELY THREE WEEKS DUE TO ANNUAL MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS STARTING SEPTEMBER 4.
Punch Cards Ask our staff for a PUNCH CARD. Your pre-paid card will be marked for each visit to the facility. After 10 uses your next 2 visits are FREE. 12 for the price of 10!
Towel Rentals available at reception Towel Rentals Available at$2.00 reception: $2.00 cash All proceedsLocker are donated each Tokens month to local organizations. to secure lockers
.75 cents
Locker Tokens
We always recommend locking up your valuables. Tokens can be purchased for .75 cents
Under 3 yrs
FREE
Child 3-12 yrs
$127.50
Teen 13-18 yrs
$190.00
Adult 19-64 yrs
$245.00
Senior 65 +
$190.00
FAMILY
$436.00
Aquatic Centre
Summer: June 4 - September 3
Passes Available
6 Month Includes: Pool, Fitness & Public Skating (not including Childs Pass) 1 YEAR PASS (ANNUAL)
$$$
Under 3 yrs
FREE
Child 3-12 yrs
$180.00
Teen 13-18 yrs
$245.00
Adult 19-64 yrs
$330.00
Senior 65 +
$245.00
FAMILY
$625.00
2 Adults in same family
$575.00
Annual Includes: Pool, Fitness & Public Skating (not including Childs Pass)
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Aquatic Centre Pool Birthday Parties
Aquatic Therapy
Wet & Wild Birthday Party 7 - 12 years
Aquatic Therapy in a heated, therapeutic pool can help you meet a variety of goals. The warm water helps to increase circulation, respiratory rate, muscle metabolism, strength, flexibility and ease of movement while reducing pain through decreased weight-bearing and reduced joint stress.
Get wet & wild with your friends and celebrate your birthday in the pool! Your party booking includes a room for $33.00 & discount swim rates for children. Cost: $2.75 per child / $5.50 per adult
Swim & Pizza Birthday Party 7 - 12 years
Aquatic Centre
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Leave the party planning to us! Our leader will take the birthday party into the pool for 1 hour of swimming then you’re off to a room for pizza. Don’t forget to tell us what type of pizza you want! Cost: $109 for party (based on 12 kids) $5.50 extra per adult
Preschool Birthday Party 3 - 6 years (maximum 8 children - if more, we’ll chat)
Children under the age of six including one parent in the water can celebrate their birthday in the beach area of the pool! Shallow Water Fun with a party leader complete with games, toys, songs and more for 1 hour. Your party booking includes the use of a room for cake, goodies and gift opening. Cost: $60.00 $2.75 participating adults
• Reduces stress on weight-bearing joints and the spine • Allows you to exercise without harming already affected joints and muscles • Increases circulation • Offers resistance to strengthen muscles differently than land exercise • Promotes relaxation and pain relief
Aquafit Classes Starts June 19, for the entire summer. Tuesdays and Thursdays: 9:00 am - 10:00 am Adult drop-in $6.50 Senior drop-in $5.50 Aquafit punch cards available: Adult $65.00 Senior $55.00 Purchase 12 visits in advance for the price of 10!
Private Lessons Available at $35.00 per 1/2 hour. 2nd Child $5.00 extra. (Swimmers must be only one Level ability difference.) Phone the Aquatic Centre at 250-837-9351 to book a time that is convenient for you.
Reserved Pool Parties
Adult Lane Swimming
Contact the Aquatic Centre for reserved pool parties and private rentals. Call 250-837-9351 or e-mail: rcc@revelstoke.ca
July 2 - August 31 Monday to Friday:
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11:30 am - 1:30 pm
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Aquatic Centre Summer Swimming Lessons Cost: $55.00 for 30 minute classes / $80.00 for 45 minute classes
Session 1 Session 2
July 10 - 20 August 14 - 24
Tuesday thru to Friday Tuesday thru to Friday
9:00 am - 12:00 pm 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
**Please note**
NEW!
Red Cross has added a new Preschool Level. Sea Otter is an introductory level before Salamander. Children must be 3 year of age to register.
Time 9:00 am - 9:30 am 9:30 am - 10:00 am 10:00 am - 1030 am 10:30 am - 11:00 am 10:30 am - 11:15 am 11:00 am - 11:30 am 11:00 am - 11:45 am 11:30 am - 12:00 pm
Class Sea Otter Salamander Sunfish Crocodile
Level Level 1/2 Level 3/4 Level 5/6 Level 7/8
Whale Level 8/10 Starfish/Sea Turtle/Duck
Afternoon and Saturday classes will start back up in the fall.
Aquatic Centre
• Starfish/Sea Turtle/Duck is for 0 - 3 years and must be accompanied by a parent. • Preschool classes are designated for children 3 - 5 years and are based on ability. • Levels 1-10 begin at the age of 5 and placement is based on ability. If you are not sure what level you are in, call ahead and we will let you know.
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Aquatic Centre Advanced Aquatic Training Did you know...
Bronze Cross and the NLS Courses can earn you credits towards your High School Diploma?
Aquatic Centre
Bronze Star Bronze Star is a pre-Bronze Medallion program that provides excellent preparation for success in obtaining the Bronze Medallion award. In Bronze Star, participants develop problem-solving and decision-making skills as they relate to water rescue and first aid. Prerequisites: 10 years and up, ability to swim Dates: Tuesday to Friday, July 24 - 27 Time: 12 noon - 3:00 pm Cost: $100.00
Bronze Medallion The Bronze Medallion award teaches an understanding of the lifesaving principles embodied in the four components of water rescue education: judgment, knowledge, skill, and fitness. Rescuers learn tows and carries, and defense and release methods in preparation for challenging rescues of increased risk, involving conscious and unconscious victims of various types. Participants also develop stroke efficiency and endurance in timed swims. Prerequisites: Bronze Star or 13 years old Dates: Tuesday to Friday, August 7 - 10 Time: 12 noon - 5:00 pm Cost: $136.00
(plus an additional $35.00 for the manual*)
For registration and information visit us at
www.revelstokeaquaducks.ca Or Contact Karyn Molder at 250-837-2914
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Bronze Cross The Bronze Cross award is designed for lifesavers who want the challenge of more advanced training, including an introduction to safe supervision in aquatic facilities. Bronze Cross is a prerequisite for all advanced training programs, including National Lifeguard Service® (NLS). Prerequisites: Bronze Medallion (must show proof of certification) Dates: Tuesday to Friday, August 28 - 31 Times: 12 noon - 5:00 pm Price: $136.00
(*manual is required)
Standard First Aid / CPR - C Comprehensive training covering all aspects of First Aid, CPR and AED use! Whether you need training for employment or simply want to be prepared to respond to life-threatening emergencies, this course will give you the skills and knowledge to act with confidence. Through practical activities, you will learn to recognize and treat injuries including head and spinal, soft-tissue, facial, abdominal and chest, burns, bones and joint, and other common medical emergencies. This course is a prerequisite for taking your National Lifeguard Service. Dates: Wednesday and Thursday, August 22 & 23 Time: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm Cost: $150.00
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Aquatic Centre Upcoming Events National Drowing Prevention Week (NDPW) - July 21 to 29 This event increases awareness across Canada of the need for drowning prevention. Different communities throughout the country participate in varying ways to promote National Drowning Prevention Week. Look for more details in the month of July.
National Lifeguard Appreciation Day Look for posters on “What it Takes to Be a Lifeguard”
Aquatic Centre
Fitness Centre We have a Fitness Centre for your use before or after your swim! Our equipment offers 2 treadmills, 4 elliptical, 3 bicycles and 1 stair climber. A universal gym and free weights are also available, as well as a personal trainer, if you want to book one. Admission rates are the same as the Aquatic Centre or you can purchase a combined pass for 1 ½ times the pool memberships.
Hours of Operation Summer: June 4- September 3 Monday - Friday Saturday Sunday Stat. Holidays
8:00 am - 9:00 pm 12 noon - 8:00 pm 12 noon - 8:00 pm 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Punch Cards Punch Cards can be used for both the Aquatic Centre and the Fitness Centre. Also look for more information on NEW Fitness Class Punch Cards. With these new cards you can drop in on different Fitness Classes including Box Fit, ZUMBA, Hard Cardio, and more! Check out our Fitness Classes page for more information.
S exual A wareness F or E veryone in R evelstoke
S.A.F.E.R. Clinic Confidential, unbiased and non-judgmental sexual health services, open to all ages.
Drop In
SAFER Clinic
Box 13 314 - 2nd St E Revelstoke BC V0E 2S0 FX (250) 837-6879 revelstokeopt@gmail.com
Open: Wednesday’s 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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About our Preschool! “Developing the whole child”
Our preschool combines structured activities along with child directed free play where (S.P.I.C.E.) Social, Physical, Intellectual, and Emotional development of each child is emphasized. Our goal is to provide a safe and positive environment where each child is nurtured using developmentally appropriate practices. Our dedicated teaching staff are certified instructors who work in partnership with parents to build understanding and consistency for the children.
Children & Youth
Preschool Staff Nancy Ward.............. E.C.E. Supervisor Pam Hanson............. Instructor Naoko Swift.............. Instructor
Available Classes September 10, 2012 - June 24, 2013
Toddler Time (2 years old) Tuesday & Thursday FULL
9:00 am - 10:30 am
Tuesday & Thursday FULL
11:00 am - 12:30 pm
Cool Kids (3 - 4 years old) Monday & Wednesday 69 sessions - 19 spots
12 Noon - 2:00 pm $621.00
Tuesday & Thursday 74 sessions - 2 spots
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm $650.00
Cool Kids (4 - 5 years old) Mon / Wed / Fri 105 sessions - 1 spot
9:00 am - 11:30 am $1181.25
Monday & Wednesday 70 sessions - 1 spot
9:00 am - 11:30 am $787.50
Friday only 37 sessions - 1 spot
9:00 am - 11:30 am $416.25
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Registration Procedure and Method of Payment 1. Registration is ongoing throughout the summer months. To avoid disappointment, register early as space is limited. 2. Our Preschool operates from September to June. When you register you will be registering for the entire preschool term. 3. Registration is being accepted at the Revelstoke Community & Aquatic Centre located at 600 Campbell Avenue. 4. Fees are $4.50 per hour for all preschool programs. Payment can be made by cash, debit, cheque, Visa or Mastercard. Payment options are a follows: Option 1 ���� Payment in full for entire preschool term September 10 - June 24 at time of registration. Option 2 ���� 50% at time of registration and the balance paid on February 1, 2013. Option 3 ���� 25% at time of registration with three post dated cheques for the remainder made payable to the City of Revelstoke on the 1st of next three consecutive months. NOTE: Government Subsidy is available for families that qualify. Forms are available at the Community Centre prior to the beginning of the program. We will be offering a subsidy information session for those who may have questions or be first time applicants.
5. For some, the preschool program fees are tax deductible. Keep your receipts for tax purposes, if you lose your receipts and you require us to do a “receipt search” there is a $15.00 administrative charge. **Preschool does not operate during Christmas Break, Spring Break or on Statutory holidays.**
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Children & Youth Music Pups - The Frog Collection For Kids - Parent & Tot Class
Teach your child your other native language - music! Parents are role models
collection
Music Pups – The frog collection for child to encourage children to participate with enthusiasm. Music Pups®, is a
Forfun KidsParentmusic & Totand Class informal movement program for infants and toddlers. It is a music program that nurtures young children by motivating parents and caregivers to
Sunrise
Ages: 4 or 5 years & up Sunrise is an exciting and innovative music program Dates: July 3 - 7 aJuly variety of age appropriate music movement Sunrise containing 9 - 13 (must register for all 10and classes) activities designed to introduce young children to the learning Time: Pre10:30 am instruments - 11:15 am 4 or 5 years and up wonderful world of music. Children will develop listening awareness, fine motor MacPherson skills, social Room interaction, confidence and attention span while interacting Where: Community world of music. Children willCentre develop with Sunrise music friends.Price backpack - Workbooks, cd, rhythm instruments finger Minimum: 5span children, 5interacting parents Sunrise iswhile an exciting andIncludes innovative music with program nce and attention puppets. Teachings reinforced in school curriculum. Maximum: 8 children, 8 parents containing a variety of age appropriate music and movement books, cd, rhythm instruments finger Cost: activities $130.00 for 10 classes no HST designed to introduce young children to the wonderful world of music. Children will develop
Ages: 4listening or 5 years and up fine motor skills, social interaction, confidence and attention span while interacting awareness, rd th Date: July 3 – 7 & July 9th – 13th (must registerbackpack for all 10with classes) with Sunrise music friends.Price Includes - Workbooks, cd, rhythm instruments finger Time: 45 minute class 10:30am-11:15am puppets. Teachings reinforced in school curriculum. sses) Where: Community Centre MacPherson Room Instructor: Lynda Baechler, BA, MYCC Minimum: 5 children/5 parents / Maximum: 8 children/8 parents Ages: 4 or 5 years and up rdclasses th th is from Victoria, BC and comes with a long list of certifications in Lynda Cost: $130.00 for 10 no hst Date: July 3 – 7 & July 9th – 13 (must register for all 10 classes) nts music. She is qualified to teach all MYC® levels with 22 years experience. Time: 45 minute class 10:30am-11:15am Her musical qualifications include piano, voice, violin, and she was also Where: Community Centre MacPherson Room a past member of Lakehead Symphony Orchestra and Fort William City Minimum: 5 children/5 Instructor: Lynda Baechler, BA, parents MYCC / Maximum: 8 children/8 parents Band (flute). Cost: $130.00 for 10 classes no hst
Lynda is from Victoria BC and comes with For a long list of certifications more information on in Lynda you can check out her website at: with 22 years experience. Her LyndaBaechler@gmail.com music. She is qualified to teach all MYC® levels www.themusichouse.ca or e-mail n musical qualifications include piano, voice,250-923-6103 violin, and was also a past member of Lakehead Symphony Orchestra Instructor: Lynda Baechler, BA, MYCC nce. Her and Fort William City Band (flute). member of Lakehead Symphony Orchestra Lynda is from Victoria BC and comes withcheck a long listher ofwebsite certifications in For more information on Lynda you can out www.themusichouse.ca or e mail age ® levels with 22 years experience. music. She is qualified to teach all MYC Summer 2012 - P LyndaBaechler@gmail.com (250) 923-6103 Her te www.themusichouse.ca or e mail include piano, voice, violin, and was also a past member of Lakehead Symphony Orchestra musical qualifications 923-6103
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engage in musical activities with their child. Teach your child your other native languagemusic! Parents are role models for child to encourage children to participate with Music Pups – The frog collection e language- music! Ages: 0 4 years (siblings welcome) enthusiasm. Music Pups ®, is a fun informal music and movement For Kids- Parent & Tot Class to encourage children to participate withDates: Week One: July 3a- music 7 program for infants and toddlers. It is program that nurtures young a fun informal music and movement Week Two: July 9 - caregivers 13 children by motivating parents and to engage Teach your child your other native language- music! in musical It is a music program that nurtures youngTime: 9:00 am 9:45 am (five classes) activitiesParents with their child. role models for child to encourage and caregivers to engage in musical Where: are Community Centre MacPherson Roomchildren to participate with enthusiasm. Music 6Pups ®, is a fun informal music and movement Minimum: 6 children, parents Ages: 0-4 (siblings welcome) program for infants and toddlers. Maximum: 12 children, 12 parents It is a music program that nurtures young Date: Week One July 3rd – 7th children $80.00 by motivating and caregivers to engage Cost: for 5 daysparents (includes t-shirt, CD & book) no HST in musical Date: Week Two July 9th – 13th activities with their child. Time: 9:00am-9:45am (five classes) Where: Ages: Community Centre welcome) MacPherson Room 0-4 (siblings Pre-learning Instruments for 4 or 5 years and up. Minimum: 6 parents 6 kids / Maximum: Date: Week One July 3rd – 7th 12 parents 12 kids th & book) no hst Cost: $80 for 5 days (includes t-shirt cd Week Two July 9th – 13 Sunrise isDate: an exciting and innovative music program containing a variety of age appropriate music and movement 9:00am-9:45am classes) activities Time: designed to introduce (five young children to the wonderful world of music. Children will develop listening awareness, fine motor skills, social confidence Where: Community Centreinteraction, MacPherson Room and attention span while interacting with Sunrise music friends. Price includes backpack with workbooks, CD,parents rhythm12 instruments and finger puppets,. Minimum: 6 parents 6 kids / Maximum: 12 kids Sunrise TeachingsCost: reinforced in school cirriculum. $80 for 5 days t-shirt Pre learning instruments 4 or(includes 5 years and up cd & book) no hst
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This This dynamic dynamic teen teen safety safety course course is is designed designed specifically for girls’ age 11 – 14 years specifically for girls’ age 11 – 14 years and and covers topics such as: covers topics such as: Setting Setting boundaries boundaries with with friends friends and and acquaintances acquaintances Increasing Increasing critical critical thinking thinking skills skills Drug Drug and and alcohol alcohol awareness awareness Identifying Identifying potentially potentially dangerous dangerous relationships relationships Raising Raising self-esteem self-esteem Developing Developing healthy healthy body body image image Internet safety Internet safety Plus Plus more… more… rd WHEN: WHEN: Saturday Saturday June June 23 23rd WHERE: WHERE: Community Community Centre Centre TIME: 1:00pm TIME: 1:00pm –– 4:00pm 4:00pm COST: COST: $25.00 $25.00
Class Class Instructor Instructor Chris Chris Froehlich Froehlich has has been been training training kids in our programs for the past 25 years. kids in our programs for the past 25 years. She She loves working with kids of all ages. Chris is loves working with kids of all ages. Chris is interested interested in in empowering empowering children children and and teaching teaching them safe practices while caring for themselves them safe practices while caring for themselves and and others others in in their their home home environments. environments. We We are are excited to have her on board for another round excited to have her on board for another round of of training and new classes for this coming season! training and new classes for this coming season!
Think Think about about this: this: 26% 26% of of kids’ kids’ ages ages 9 9 –– 15 15 went went to meet a friend that they met online without to meet a friend that they met online without the the permission permission of of their their parents. parents. What What that that tells tells us is that kids either don’t know the rules, or us is that kids either don’t know the rules, or don’t don’t understand understand the the seriousness seriousness of of the the threat. threat. Cyber Cyber Safe Safe covers covers the the topic topic of of Internet Internet safety safety through interactive, non-threatening and through interactive, non-threatening and entertaining entertaining lessons. lessons. Group Group work work helps helps students: students:
Identify Identify between between the the real real world world and the online world and the online world Role Role play play and and use use scenarios scenarios to to increase critical thinking skills increase critical thinking skills Learn Learn skills skills to to help help identify identify the the tricks that predators will use tricks that predators will use to to gain information and trust gain information and trust Explore Explore safe safe surfing surfing and and responsibilities responsibilities Learn Learn online online definitions definitions and and etiquette etiquette Understand Understand cyber cyber bullying bullying Get the most out of Get the most out of the the Internet Internet while staying safe while staying safe
th WHEN: WHEN: June June 20 20th,, Wednesday Wednesday WHERE: WHERE: Community Community Centre Centre TIME: 3:30 pm – 5:30 TIME: 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm pm COST: COST: $20.00 $20.00
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The focus is on:
Tolerance Identifying bullying Understanding why bullying occurs Acting on bullying Recognizing and preventing cyber bullying Good citizenship th
WHEN: June 18 , Monday WHERE: Community Centre TIME: 3:30 pm- 5:30 pm COST: $20.00
Home Safe
Students will develop skills that will:
Help them find and prepare for a babysitting job Help them care for kids of all ages and deal with difficult situations Help them prepare safe and fun activities Help them make safe choices while babysitting
We also teach students Basic First Aid, and of course, what makes us famous… how to predict future dangerous situations and what to do in an emergency. WHEN: June 11, 13 & 15 Monday, Wednesday & Friday WHERE: Community Centre TIME: 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm COST: $40.00
This program is geared for children 8-11 years of age that come home after school and may have to be alone for a couple of hours. The program covers: Phone precaution First Aid Household hazards and emergency procedures
WHEN: June 27th, Wednesday WHERE: Community Centre TIME: 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm COST: $20.00
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In an interactive, non-threatening manner, children learn how to become ‘Bully Proofed’. This child safety program is designed for kids aged 8-11 to be preventative and proactive, so that children can avoid being bullied, and if they are bullied, know how to stop it.
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Revelstoke Child Care Society
Room 106, 1401 West 1st Street Phone: 837-6669 Fax: 837-6668 Email: revccrr@rctvonline.net Website: www.childcarechoices.ca and follow the links to Revelstoke
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The Revelstoke Child Care Society is a non-profit organization that works to provide parents with information about, and access to, quality child care choices and early childhood development and supports child care providers through training, education and resources. The Revelstoke Child Care Society gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the Columbia Basin Trust, a regional corporation created to deliver social, economic and environmental benefits to the residents of the Columbia Basin
REVELSTOKE CHILD CARE SOCIETY SUMMER PROGRAMS 2012! KIDS ROCK SUMMER DAY CAMP!
For: Kindergarten to Grade 4. Open: 7:30 am to 5:30pm Cost: $34 Full Day / Half Day $17 (Includes 2 nutritious snacks a day and admission to all activities)
Do you require summer care for your school aged child??? The Licensed School Aged Center offers summer care as a day camp during July and August!! Perfect for parents who need full time care or flexible care and children who want to go to Day camp! This summer school aged care program is eligible for Child Care Subsidy to parents who qualify. Join the licensed staff for an exciting summer of school aged weekly activities: July 3rd to 6th: Explore Revelstoke July 9th to 13th: Amazing Animals and Cool Creatures July 16th to 20th : Silly Science & Crazy Cooking July 23rd to 27th: Fun, Fitness and Friends July 30th to August 3rd : Outrageous Art & Creative Chaos!
August 7th to 10th: Splish & Splash Water Play August 13th to 17th: Revelstoke Adventure Week August 20th to 24th: Music and Movie Making August 27th to 31st: Wing It Week – Kids Choice!
For a detailed list of the week’s activities and more information call the Revelstoke Child Care Society at 250-837-6669 Sum m er
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Revelstoke Child Care Society PLAY IN THE PARK
When: July 4th to August 29th, 2012 Time: Wednesday’s 10 am to noon Where: Farwell Park FREE! This program is a fun, interactive weekly session for parents and their children that is facilitated by an Early Childhood Educator. Arts and crafts, games, songs, Mother Goose, and a light snack are provided. This program is drop in, so no need to register.
~StrongStart Summer Program is on vacation~ Due to the exciting relocation to the new StrongStart Centre at Neighbourhood Learning Centre at Begbie View Elementary, the Child Care Society will not be offering the summer StrongStart program this year. The StrongStart program will be packed and moved over the summer months and reopened for September. The summer opening will be back next year. New Child Care Choices for September 2012! The Revelstoke Child Care Society is expanding child care spaces in September 2012! The current services of the Society will be re-located to the new Neighbourhood Learning Centre at Begbie View Elementary. This will include care for: Infant and Toddlers; 3 to 5 year olds; school aged children and 2 sessions of Preschool. The Society will also be keeping child care spaces at the Farwell Centre ~ the type of child care at Farwell will be based on the Parent Child Care Needs Survey. If you require child care services, please call 250-837-6669.
Relocation of the Child Care Resource and Referral Office!!! The CCRR Office and Early Learning Lending Library will also be moving to the new Neighbourhood Learning Centre at Begbie View Elementary. The Lending Library will close for the month of August to do inventory, pack and move! All toys and equipment need to be returned by July 27th. During this time, we will still do phone referrals to child care centres. For assistance with Child Care Subsidy Applications, please call 250-837-6669 to set up an appointment.
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Thank you to the Columbia Basin Trust Community Initiatives for assisting with funding for this valuable program!!
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Come to Summer Camp and enjoy lots of fun activities throughout July and August! Each week has a to theme fromCamp old favorites to lots newofwild activities. SpaceJuly is limited in all camps so Come Summer and enjoy funcrazy activities throughout and August! Each week register early. has a theme from old favorites to new wild crazy activities. Space is limited in all camps so register early.
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5- 6 year olds – Camp MacKenzie – Carnival, 5-themes 6 yearinclude olds –Culture, CampAnimals, MacKenzie – Scienceinclude and Nature andAnimals, Culinary Carnival, Cuisine themes Culture, Days: Mon-Thurs 9am – 3pm; Fri 9am – noon Science and Nature and Culinary Cuisine Days: Mon-Thurs 9am – 3pm; Fri 9am – noon
6 – 10 year olds – Adventure Summer 6Day – 10Camp year olds – Adventure Summer include Sports, Wet – themes and Wild Water, Exploration and Discovery, Day Camp – themes include Sports, Wet
Nature Around the World and Wildand Water, Exploration and Discovery, Days: Mon-Thurs 9am – 3pm; Nature and Around the WorldFri 9am – noon Days: Mon-Thurs 9am – 3pm; Fri 9am – noon
10 – 13 year olds – Pre-Teen Camp – themes Explore the Arts, Camp Sports, – 10 – 13 include year olds – Pre-Teen Crazy Cuisine; that and themes include Pump Explore theAdrenaline Arts, Sports, Wacky WaterPump Weekthat Adrenaline and Crazy Cuisine; Days: Mon-Fri 9am – 3pm Wacky Water Week Days: Mon-Fri 9am – 3pm
Registration Info: When:Info: June 4th and ongoing Registration
Time: 12 noon – 4:00pm When: June 4th and ongoing Where: Connections – Time: 12 Community noon – 4:00pm 314 – Second StreetConnections East Where: Community – How: Parents/guardians must come 314 – Second Street East to Community Connections and How: Parents/guardians must come the Connections registration forms. tocomplete Community and Please bring your child’s care card complete the registration forms. number. Please bring your child’s care card number. Cost: there is a cost for each week of camp andis payment required Cost: there a cost foriseach weekat time of registration. Sponsorship of camp and payment is required atis available, please askSponsorship for more is time of registration. information. available, please ask for more information.
For more information please call Community Connections 250-837-2920 For more information call at Community Connections 250-837-2920 Or visitplease us online www.community-connections.ca Or visit us online at www.community-connections.ca
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Web Hosting High performance web hosting Android, iOS, BlackBerry app development Magento eCommerce and WordPress web development
Grant Leiterman Professional Sound and Lighting services available for Special Events ~Concert Grade Equipment ~
~ Small Town Prices~
Grant Leiterman, Owner Call for availability and quotes Ph.: 250-814-1757 Email: grantrev@telus.net
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Elementary and Preschool Day Camp
For more information and preregistration Please contact Jason Harder at 250-837-9414 0r Email Jason@revelstokebaptist.com
belly, baby, believe www.jessicastewardsonphotography.com 250.814.9254
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OVER $100 OF FREE GIFTS!
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*Sign up online at challengersports.com at least 45 days prior to the camp to receive your FREE British Soccer jersey. S&H Fees Apply.
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July 3 to 6 Time: 9:00 to 12:00 Age: 4 years to Grade 6 Cost: Preregistration $20; at the Door $25 Location: Revelstoke Baptist Church
10:45am–11:45am....... First.Kicks......................... Ages.3–4yrs...............$81 9:00am–10:30am. ........ Mini.Soccer....................... Ages.4–5yrs...............$91 9:00am–12:00pm. ........ Player.Development........ Ages.6–16yrs...........$118 1:00pm–4:00pm............ Player.Development........ Ages.6–16yrs...........$118 9:00am–4:00pm............ Full.Day.Advanced........... Ages.7–16yrs...........$163
CLASSES·FOR·AGES·3-16!·REGISTER·AT·WWW.CHALLENGERSPORTS.COM
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Sports Sports Camps Basketball Camp Boys and Girls
Volleyball Camp Boys and Girls
Dates: Where: Time: Cost: Coach:
Dates: Where: Time: Cost: Coach:
July 2 - 6 TBA 9:00 am - 12 noon (born in 2000-2003) 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm (born in 1997-1999) $110.00 Rob Evans
July 9 - 13 TBA 9:00 am - 12 noon (born in 2000-2003) 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm (born in 1997-1999) $110.00 Rob Evans
Register at the Revelstoke Community Centre.
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Karate B.C. and Canadian Shotokan Karate Association affiliated. Shotokan Karate is a Japanese form of martial art, offering effective means of self defense, physical conditioning, mental discipline and increased flexibility. Established in Revelstoke for 31years; Traditional Karate Bo and Grappling are taught. We have much to offer for every member of the family. For more information, call 837-4884. CLASSES: Monday & Wednesday Beginner & Advanced Juniors (7-12 Years) 5:00 pm-6:00 pm Adults (13 Years and Up) 6:30 pm-8:00 pm
Revelstoke Racquet Den Squash Club
Thursday Children (4-6 Years, accompanied by an adult) 5:30 pm-6:30 pm
Summer Special Purchase your 2012/13 season membership,
Private Lessons Available
and get the summer for FREE. Join now, and you get unlimited squash till the end of September, 2013.
INSTRUCTOR: CHIC SHARP Yondan (4th degree black belt) Karate B.C. Certified Coach N.C.C.P. Certified Coach C.S.K.A. Certified Instructor Bachelor of Science in Psychology
~ We offer free lessons for new members!~
New members are accepted at any time
For more information contact Kevin Dorrius Ph: 250 837-3699 E mail: membership@raquetden.com visit our Website: www.racquetden.com
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Weekly Summer Dance Events Your choice of either or both weeks.
Weekly Summer Dance Events Your choice of either or both weeks Please register at the Recreation Centre. Weekly Summer Dance Events Classes are taught by Jennifer Crockford of Revelstoke Dance Centre.
Please choice Registerofateither the Recreation Centre both at weeks For moreYour information please call or Jennifer 250-837-3776 Classes are taught by Jennifer Crockford of Revelstoke Dance Centre For more information please phone JenniferCentre at 250-837-3776 Please Register at the Recreation ClassesEvent are taught by Jennifer Crockford Revelstoke DanceJuly Centre Dance One Dates: Monday, July 2ofthrough Thursday, 12 ForEvent moreTwo information phone Jennifer at 250-837-3776 Dance Dates: please Monday, 20THURSDAY, - Thursday August Dance Event One Dates: MONDAY, JULY 2August through JULY3012 Dance Event Two Dates: MONDAY AUGUST 20 through THURSDAY AUGUST 30 Dance Event One Dates: MONDAY, JULY 2 through THURSDAY, JULY 12 Dance Event Two Dates:AGE MONDAY AUGUST AUGUST CLASS DAYS 20 through THURSDAY TIME COST30
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86to yearsold old &10 7 years
Jazz Ballet / Hip Hop
78 to to 10 10 years years old old
Preschool Creative Jazz / Hip Hop
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Belly Dancing Preschool Creative
Teens & Adults 3 & 4 years old
Monday & Wednesday DAYS Monday Monday & & Wednesday Wednesday Monday Monday & & Wednesday Wednesday Tuesday & Monday & Thursday Wednesday Tuesday Tuesday & & Thursday Thursday
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4 4 classes classes $30 $40
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4 classes $40$30 + hst 4 classes
* If youDancing register for both the&July and August events,&you receive $10.00 off the 4total shown* Belly Teens Adults Tuesday 7:00pm-7:45pm classes $40 + hst **Drop In Rate available at $12.00 per visit** Thursday * If you register for both the July and August events, you receive $10.00 off the total shown* ** July Drop-In available $12.00 per visit** * If you register for both the andRate August events,at you receive $10.00 off the total shown* **Drop In Rate available at $12.00 per visit** Jennifer Crockford started the Revelstoke Dance Centre when she moved here three years ago. Her love of dancing has taken her to studios in Vancouver, San Francisco, Berkeley and New York. Shewhen studied at Jennifer Crockford started the Revelstoke Dance Centre shedance moved Simon Fraser University, York University, andher Grant MacEwan here three years ago. HerUBC, love of dancing has taken to studios in College. A certified teacher, she has taught dance and theatre thedance Langley Vancouver, San Francisco, Berkeley and New York. She studied at Fine Arts School and elsewhere. Jennifer is also aand Certified Pilates Simon Fraser University, UBC, York University, Grant Stott MacEwan Instructor has taught Pilates years. College. Awho certified teacher, she for has six taught dance and theatre the Langley
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Latin Dance Classes Heat up your dance style with Salsa, Merengue, Cha Cha Cha, Bachata and Rhumba...all while getting a great workout! Dates: When: Time: Where: Cost:
June 8 - 29 Monday & Friday 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Community Centre Dance Studio $70.00 singles + HST $100.00 per couple + HST
Drop In:
Available with a minimum 5 registered: $12.00 singles + HST $18.00 per couple + HST
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Instructors: Bartolo with assistant Cathy. Bartolo hails Instructors: Bartolo with his assistant Cathy. Bartolo hails from Cuba and brings with him 12 years experience as a professional Cuba and bringsandwith him years experience with dancer and instructor. Cathy isfrom a certified Zumba instructor shares the 12 passion for Latin dance!
him as a professional dancer and instructor. Cathy is a certified Zumba instructor and shares the passion for Revelstoke Latin dance! mum 5 registered.Runners
Do you enjoy running or want to start? Together as a group Revelstoke Runners will explore uples + HST
running tips, exercises, diet, nutrition recipies for brain food and more. The class will begin inside with a 30 minute overview of different topics each week followed by an enjoyable group run. This is a beginners running clinic, but all levels are welcome to join. Dates: When: and/or Where: Cost: Drop In:
June 18 - July 16 (8 sessions over 4 weeks) Tuesday & Thursday evening 6:45 pm - 8:15 pm Monday & Wednesday morning 9:15 am - 10:45 am Community Centre Boulder Room (for first 1/2 hour) $60.00 for 8 sessions + HST $120.00 for 16 sessions + HST $10.00
For more information and to register call 250-837-9351. Instructor: Stephanie Lynn is a BCRPA certified fitness professional from Revelstoke who loves to run. Be sure to get in touch if you have any questions or want to know more about this course: 250-837-1327
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In the Powder Springs Inn - Restaurant - PubInn In Hotel the Powder Springs
200 Third Street Patio Revelstoke, B.C. Hotel -Large Restaurant - Pub (250) 837-2121 www.powdersprings.ca 200 Third Street Revelstoke, B.C. (250) 837-2121 www.powdersprings.ca
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Fitness & Wellness Chantal’s Fitness Classes
Chantal’s Fitness Classes Chantal’s Fitness Classes
Summer Session Summer Session Summer Session
Senior Land Fitness
Fitness & Wellness
Senior Land Fitness Senior Land Fitness This socialworkout workout done to oldies music is a moderately intense This social done to oldies music is a moderately
intense fitness class incorporating cardiovascular fitness class incorporating strength, self This social workout done to cardiovascular oldies music is fitness, afitness, moderately intense strength, self-defense, balance and flexibility. Designed defense, balance and flexibility. Designed to maintain strength and fitness class incorporating cardiovascular fitness, strength, self todefense, maintain strengthand andflexibility. daily activity. Come to andmaintain feel the strength and daily activity. balance Designed difference! Come and feel the difference!
daily activity. Come and Finished feel the difference! Dates: for Summer Date: Finished for summer. Will start up again in the Fall. Will beFinished startingfor again in the Fall Date: summer. Will be starting again in the Fall
Check out our Zumba ad for more info! Check out our Zumba ad class for more Check out our Zumba ad for more class info! class info!
Ladies early Bird Circuit
Ladies Early Bird Circuit Ladies early Bird Circuit Training Workout Training Workout
Training Workout This is a great way to be introduced to the
This isisaafacility great to fitness and to equipment. A certified This great way way to be be introduced introduced tothe thefitness facility and equipment. A certified fitness and weight instructor and weight instructor is available for one hour fitness facility and equipment. A certified fitness isto available for one hour to develop personal programs and anddevelop weight personal instructorworkout is available for one hour workout programs and assist individuals on cardio equipment and assist individuals on cardio equipment to develop personal workout programsand and weights in the fitness room.
weights in the fitness room.equipment and assist individuals on cardio weights in the fitness room. Dates: June 19 - July 19 th Date: Starting June 19 July 19th When: Tuesdays and–Thursdays th When:Starting Tuesdays & -Thursdays Date: 19 July (Gym 19th will be open at 5:30 am Time: 6:00June am 7:00–am When: for optional cardio machine warm-up) Time: 6:00am – 7:00am (Gym will be open at Tuesdays & Thursdays Location: Revelstoke Community Centre 5:30 am for optional cardio machine warm up) at Time: 6:00am – 7:00am (Gym will be open Cost: $80.00 (Pre-registration required) Cost: $80 HST precardio registration 5:30 am for+optional machinerequired warm up) Location: Revelstoke & pay at the Community Centre. Community Center Cost: $80 +Pre-register HST pre registration required Will start up again in the Fall. Will Revelstoke start up again in fall Location: Community Center Will start up again in fall
Instructor: Chantal Faucher BCRPA Weight Instructor, CFES Instructor: Chantal Faucher rd Certified in 3 age Fitness BCRPAinstructor Weight Instructor, CFES 2ndinstructor degree black Certified in 3rdbelt age Fitness 2ndZumba degreeCertified black belt Zumba Certified
Power Fit Poweravid Fitfitness enthusiasts will find Power Beginner orFit
they are FIT for this workout, packedwill with fun Beginner or avid fitness enthusiasts find Beginner or avid fitness enthusiasts will find they are FIT andfor energizing activity that may include, circuit they are FIT for this workout, packed with fun this workout, packed with fun and energizing activity training, strength & conditioning, core & circuit andthat energizing activity thattraining, may include, may include circuit strength & conditioning, stability, obstacle course & agility, power core &strength stability,& obstacle coursecore & agility, training, conditioning, & & power & sports drills, marshal arts, and& more. sports drills, marshal arts and more. stability, obstacle course agility, power & sports drills, marshal arts and more. Dates: June 19 19th- –July Date: Starting June July19 19th When: Tuesdays th and Thursdays When: Tuesdays and Date: Starting June 19Thursdays, – July 19th Time: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Time: 6:00pm –Revelstoke 7:00pm When: Tuesdays and Thursdays, Location: Community Centre Cost: $7.00 + HST drop in In Time: 6:00pm – 7:00pm Cost: $7.00 Drop Location: Revelstoke Community Centre Cost: + HST drop in & pay at $7.00 Pre-register the Community Centre. Will start up again in the fall Will start up againCommunity in the Fall.Centre Location: Revelstoke Will start up again in the fall
Step Classes will be coming this Fall!
Step Classes will be coming this Fall! Step Classes will be coming this Fall!
Personal Training Available
Personal Training – Available
Chantal is available upon request for private or small group sessions Chantal is available upon request fordesigned private or specifically small group with sessions. can beyour designed specifically Training – Available Programs can Personal be you Programs in mind. Book session today. with in mind. Book yoursessions. session today. Chantal is available upon request for you private orCost: $20.00 small group Programs can be designed specifically with (per half hour) Cost: $20 per half hour you in mind. Book your session today. Instructor: Chantal Faucher, 250-814-3324 Instructor: Chantal Faucher 250-814-3324 Cost: $20 per half hour Sum Instructor: Chantal Faucher 250-814-3324 m er
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First week FREE to try First week FREE to out try out
CALORIE BURNER Calorie Burner
these sessions for maximum results. all fitness levels. Be prepared to push yourself in Dates: June 11 (forJune 8 weeks) th weeks Date:these Startssessions Mondayfor 11 for 8 maximum results. When: Mondays Time: Mondays 7:30PM – 8:30PM th Date: Starts June 11 for 8 weeks Where: Community MP Room Time: 7:30 pmMonday - Centre 8:30 pm Cost: Time: $60.00Mondays + HST 7:30PM – 8:30PM Location: Community Centre MP Rooms Where: Community Centre MP Room Cost: $60.00 Cost: $60.00++HST HST
Box Fit
BOX FIT
A cardiovascular class based around traditional aerobics.
FULL BODY AEROBICS
A High cardiovascular based aroundoffered traditional and lowclass impact options to ensure everyone aerobics. Highinvolved and low impact options offered to fit or just a can get whether you’re mega A cardiovascular class based around traditional beginner. The class features upper body, ensure everyone can get involved whether your lower body and and lowThe impact options offered to so there’s absaerobics. routine also in between each cardio block mega fit or justHigh a beginner. class features upper no part of your body that should feel left out. everyone can routine get involved your body,ensure lower body and abs also inwhether between mega fit or just a beginner. The class features each cardio block so there’s no part of your body upper Dates: June 12 (for 8 weeks) body, lower body that should feel left out.and abs routine also in between When: each cardioTuesdays block so there’s no part of your body th for pm 8 weeks Date: Starts Tuesday 12 that should feel June left Time: 7:30 pmout. - 8:30 Time: Tuesdays 7:30PM – 8:30PM Location: Community Centre Dance Studio th for 8 weeks Date: Starts Tuesday 12 Studio Where: Community CentreJune Dance Cost: $60.00 + HST Tuesdays Cost: Time: $60.00 + HST 7:30PM – 8:30PM Where: Community Centre Dance Studio Hi Team! Cost: $60.00 + HST My name is Mel and I'm your trainer this summer. Time to get Hi Team! in shape the fun way! I'm a qualified personal trainer from
My name is Mel and I'm your trainer this summer. Time to get This is an energetic martial arts based class performed to Australia with 6yrs experience. I specialize in group training, in shape the fun way! I'm a qualified personal trainer from motivating music. Exercises are drawn from disciplines BOX FIT boxing for fitness and long distance running. This is an energetic martial arts based class such as karate, boxing, kick boxing and taekwondo. No Australia with 6yrs experience. I specialize in group training, preformed to motivating music. Exercises are drawn equipmentThis is is required andmartial this isarts a based ‘non-impact’ class. I willboxing be leading some group classes at therunning. community centre for fitness and long distance an energetic from disciplines such as karate, boxing, kick class boxing Options are offered to cater to all levels of fitness. Box Fit this summer which I hope will add some fun and variety to preformed to motivating music. Exercises are drawn and taekwondo. No equipment is required and this is is a great full body workout with impressive results. I will beworkout leadingregimes, some group classes at theThere community your current so get on board! will becentre 3
from disciplines such as are karate, boxing, kick boxing a ‘non-impact’ class. Options offered to cater for and taekwondo. No equipment is required and all levels June of fitness. Box 8fitweeks) is a great full body work- this is Dates: 13 (for a ‘non-impact’ class. Options are offered to cater for out with Wednesdays impressive results When: all levels of fitness. Box fit is a great full body workTime: 7:30Wednesday pm - 8:30 June pm 13th for 8 weeks Dates:out Starts with impressive results Location: Community Centre Dance Studio Time: Wednesdays 7:30PM – 8:30PM th Dates: Starts+Wednesday June 13 for 8 weeks Community Centre Dance Studio Cost: Where: $60.00 HST 7:30PM – 8:30PM Cost: Time: $60.00Wednesdays + HST Where: Community Centre Dance Studio Cost: $60.00 + HST
thistypes summer which I designed hope willto add some fun variety to different of sessions increase yourand current your current workout regimes, so get on board! There will be 3 fitness levels and burn though those unwanted calories. I look different typesyou of sessions designed to increase your forward to meeting all and seeing what results we cancurrent get fitness levels and burn though those unwanted calories. I look together!
forward to meeting you all and seeing what results we can get together!
Fitness & Wellness
CALORIE BURNER hour class designed to track and improve your A oneA 1hour class designed to track and improve your fitness. Each sessionyou you will will perform perform aaseries of of fitness fitness. Each session series A tests 1 hour class designed to track androutines improve your by tests fitness followed by calorie burning routines inspired followed by calorie burning fitness. Each session you will perform a series sportsinspired specific training to get you at your best. The by sports specific training to get you at yourofclass fitness tests followed by calorie routines requires no equipment andnocaters to allburning fitness levels. Be best. The class requires equipment and caters for prepared to push yourself in these sessions for maximum inspired by sports specific training to get you all fitness levels. Be prepared to push yourself in at your results. best. The class requires no equipment and caters for
Full BODY Body AEROBICS Aerobics FULL
Drop In Price $8 + HST First week of class FREE Drop In Price $8 + HST Ten SpotFirst Punch available weekCard of class FREE
for $75 + HST Ten Spot Punch Card available for $75 + HST
Instructor: Mel Grasso Instructor: Mel Grasso
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Senior Land Fitness Ladies early bird workout Powerfit Zumba Boxfit Full body aerobics Calorie burner
Starts back up in fall
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Starts back up in fall 6am-7am
6am-7am
6pm-7pm 7pm-8pm
6pm-7pm 7pm-8pm
6am-7am 7:30pm-8:30pm
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Step Class
Coming in fall
ZUMBA is Exercise in Disguise! This Latin-based Dance Fitness program is sure to have you laughing, sweating, and having a blast as you tone and shape your whole body. Don't worry if you ZUMBA is Exercise in Disguise! This Latin-based Dance Fitness program is sure to have you have two left feet, ZUMBA is designed to suit all fitness levels and abilities. Bring a Friend! Ditch laughing, sweating, and having a blast as you tone and shape your whole body. Don't worry if you the workout, JOIN THE PARTY! have two left feet, ZUMBA is designed to suit all fitness levels and abilities. Bring a Friend! Ditch the workout, JOIN THE PARTY!
Instructor: Chantal Faucher Cost: $80 Summer special buy 10 get 2 free classes! Instructor: Chantal Faucher Cost: $80 Summer special buy 10 get 2 free classes! (Pre registration required for thisHST) summer class) (Price does not include (Pre registration required for this summer class)
SUMMER CLASS SCHEDULE – JUNE 19TH - JULY 30TH SUMMER CLASS SCHEDULE – JUNE 19TH - JULY 30TH Monday
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Coming this Fall to the Community Centre! Check out http://www.benttreeyoga.com
Roots of Yoga: The Foundation of your Practice Kids Yoga (ages 7 – 10) Beginner Hatha Yoga Intermediate Hatha Yoga
For more information inquire at the Community Centre (250)837-9351 RCC@REVELSTOKE.CA
REVELSTOKE MASSAGE THERAPY CLINIC
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Located at 301 First Street East Liane Dorrius R.M.T. Debra Logan R.M.T. David Walker R.M.T. Deep Tissue Massage Sports Massage
Manual Lymph Drainage Hot Stone Massage Thai Massage
Fitness & Wellness
Classes available as of September:
MSP, WCB, ICBC claims accepted
For appointment call 250-837-6677 www.revelstokemassagetherapy.com
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REVELSTOKE RAILWAY MUSEUM A special travelling exhibit from Exporail: The Canadian Railway Museum…
“Railway Witnesses, Memory of a Nation”
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An exhibit designed to celebrate the 175th anniversary of rail travel in Canada. Exhibit opens on Sunday, June 17, 2012 at the Railway Museum!
June 9 - 5pm daily July & Aug 9 - 6pm daily
RAILWAY DAYS AUGUST 16 - 19, 2012 250-837-6060 ▪ railway@telus.net ▪ www.railwaymuseum.com
Building community one idea at a time. Talk to us about business loans and advice.
Street Fest June 28th to September 2nd inclusive Fridge cards and posters with full listings will be in your mailboxes before the start of Street Fest 2012.Keep watch for your summer street fest line up! See you at Grizzly Plaza
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204 Campbell Ave T 250 837 5345 F 250 837 4223 www.revelstokecf.com
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Summer Decorating Camps wilton kids Camp 1
Sign up today for a special Kids camp designed for parents and campers who are looking to learn a variety of basic cake and cookie decorating skills. Jul. 16 - 19, Mon - Thu, 1 - 3 p.m. Ages 6 - 8 $95 + H.S.T.
wilton kids Camp 2
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Learn cupcake and cookie decorating basics in this hands-on camp. Aug. 13 - 16, Mon - Thu, 1 - 3 p.m. Ages 9 - 12 $95 + H.S.T.
teen Decorating Camp
Learn Wilton Methods for Cake Decorating. Students will learn how to decorate with buttercream, royal icing and fondant. Jul. 9 - 12, Mon - Thu, 1- 3 p.m. Ages 13 - 17 $95 + H.S.T.
Fall Programs introduction to office administration training program Acquire the skills required to gain employment in any office setting. This program will provide you with current computer skills, basic accounting principles, and the ability to use accounting and payroll software. Successful completion of this program will result in Okanagan College certificates in: • Basic Accounting • Simply Accounting • Introduction to Office Administration
Accepting applications now for October 2012.
Ski and Snowboard Repair Technician Get the skills needed to be a ski repair technician.
Learn to repair, work on and fit skis and boots, including binding adjustments. Gain industry certification from equipment manufacturers. Training includes hands-on experience with tuning and calibration machines, waxing and repairs. Oct. 8 - Nov. 1, Mon - Thu, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
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Okanagan College - Revelstoke Continuing Studies For more information call 250-837-4235 ext. 6501 or email mekline@okanagan.bc.ca
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summer. Support your child by reading together, participating participating in the in the library’s library’s Summer Summer Reading Reading Club Club and join us for Rockin’ Readers! participating inRockin’ the library’s Summer Reading Club andand joinjoin us for us for Rockin’ Readers! Readers! and join us for is Rockin’ Rockin’ Readers a free Readers! action packed 2.5 hour Rockin’ Rockin’ Readers Readers is a is free a free action action packed packed 2.5 2.5 hourhour program that will celebrate stories and learning Rockin’ Readers iscelebrate a freestories action packed 2.5 hour program program that that will will celebrate stories and and learning learning through play. There will be fun activities to promote program that will celebrate and to learning through through play. play. There There will will begames, fun be stories fun activities activities promote to promote reading practice such as: Readers’ Theatre, through play. There will be fun activities toTheatre, promote reading reading practice practice such such as: as: games, games, Readers’ Readers’ Theatre, treasure hunts and more! This program is open to all reading practice such as: games, Readers’ Theatre, treasure treasure hunts hunts and and more! more! This This program program is open is open to all to all children who have completed Grade One and older. treasure hunts and more! This program is open to all children children whowho have have completed completed Grade Grade OneOne andand older. older. children who have completed Grade One and older. Please call 250-837-6669 for more information and Please Please call call 250-837-6669 250-837-6669 for for more more information information and and to register. Please call 250-837-6669 for more information and to register. to register. to register. Cost: FREE
Cost: Cost: FREE FREE Where: West 1st Street (Farwell) Cost:1401 FREE st Where: Where: 1401 1401 West West 19:30 11stst–Street Street (Farwell) (Farwell) When: Tuesdays, 12:00 Where: 1401 West Street (Farwell) When: When: Tuesdays, Tuesdays, 9:30 9:30 – 12:00 – 12:00 Starts July 3. 9:30 – 12:00 When: Tuesdays, Starts Starts JulyJuly 3. 3. Starts July 3.
This program will be facilitated by a certified teacher. While This This program program will be facilitated be by asummer, by certified certified teacher. teacher. While While children willwill be registered for the we know they may This program will be facilitated facilitated by aa certified teacher. While children children willsessions will be be for the for summer, theother summer, we we know weknow know they they may may miss some for holidays or summer activities. children willregistered be registered registered for the summer, they may missmiss some some sessions sessions for holidays for or other or other other summer summer activities. activities. miss some sessions for holidays holidays or summer activities.
The Columbia Columbia Basin Basin Alliance Alliance for for Literacy wants wants to The celebrate those who have made a Literacy contribution The Columbia Basin Alliance for Literacy wants totocelebrate to celebrate those those whowho have made made a contribution a contribution literacy and learning inhave Revelstoke! who in have a contribution totoliteracy tocelebrate literacy andthose and learning learning Revelstoke! inmade Revelstoke! to literacy and learning in Revelstoke! A Champion for Literacy nominee can be a A Champion Literacy nominee can ARevelstoke Champion for for Literacy nominee canservice be abe a individual, organization, A Champion for Literacy nominee can be a Revelstoke individual, organization, Revelstoke individual, organization, group or business. Nominations canservice beservice made to Revelstoke individual, organization, service group or business. Nominations can be made group or business. Nominations can be made to to honour commitment to literacy,can innovation and group or business. Nominations be made to honour commitment to or literacy, innovation and honour commitment to literacy, innovation andto creativity which inspires motivates others honour commitment to literacy, innovation and creativity which inspires or motivates others to creativity which inspires or motivates others to learn, supporting literacyorwork, or being a strong creativity which inspires motivates others to learn, supporting literacy work, or being a strong learn, supporting literacy or being a strong community advocate forwork, literacy. learn, supporting literacy work, or being a strong community advocate literacy. community advocate for for literacy. community advocate for literacy. For more information and to get a nomination For more information to get a nomination For more information and to aa nomination form please contact Tracy atget 250-837-6669 or For more information andand to get nomination form please contact Tracy at 250-837-6669 form please contact Tracy at 250-837-6669 email tspannier@cbal.org form please contact Tracy at 250-837-6669 or or or email tspannier@cbal.org email tspannier@cbal.org Nominations must be received by Friday, email tspannier@cbal.org th must Nominations Nominations must be be received by by Friday, August 24th . thmust Nominations bereceived received by Friday, Friday, th August .. . August 242424 August
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Phone: 250-837-6669 Phone: Phone: 250-837-6669 250-837-6669 Phone: 250-837-6669 Rockin’ Readers Champions Are Everywhere! Do Rockin’ Rockin’ Readers Readers Champions Champions Are Are Everywhere! Everywhere! DoDo Many children lose ground in reading over the you know a champion for literacy? Rockin’ Readers Champions Everywhere! Do Many Many children children loselose ground ground in reading in reading overover the the summer. Support your child by reading together, you you know know a champion aAre champion forfor literacy? literacy? Many children lose ground in reading over the summer. summer. Support Support your your child child by reading by reading together, together, participating in the library’s Summer Reading Club youColumbia know aBasin champion forLiteracy literacy? The Alliance for wants
Revelstoke Share the Word Book Exchange Revelstoke Share Word Book Exchange Revelstoke Revelstoke Share Share thethe the Word Word Book Book Exchange Exchange The book exchange offers free books for all ages to borrow and bring back or keep and treasure. There are 8 locations
book exchange free books all to and bring back keep andand treasure. There are TheThe book exchange exchange offers offers freeCBAL, free books books forfor all for ages allages ages towaiting borrow toborrow borrow and and bring bring back back ororkeep or keep and treasure. treasure. There There are are 8 locations 8Bank, locations –The thebook Community Centre, QV Hospital room, Family Laundry, Okanagan College the Food – the Community Centre, CBAL, QV Hospital waiting room, Family Laundry, Okanagan College the Food Bank, – the – the Community Community Centre, Centre, CBAL, CBAL, QVEarly QV Hospital Hospital waiting waiting room, room, Laundry, Laundry, Okanagan Okanagan the the Food Revelstoke Arena and the StrongStart Learning Centre. IfFamily youFamily have books you would College likeCollege to donate orFood wantBank, more Revelstoke Arena and StrongStart Early Learning Centre. you have books you would likelike todonate donate or want want more Revelstoke Revelstoke Arena Arena andand the the the StrongStart StrongStart Early Early Learning Learning Centre. Centre. If If you If250-837-6669 you have have books books you you would would like to to donate or or want more more information, please call information, please call 250-837-6669 information, information, please please call call 250-837-6669 250-837-6669 The Book Exchange is a project of the Literacy Action Committee and the Columbia Basin Alliance for Literacy The Book Exchange isisaaproject ofofLiteracy the Action Committee the Columbia Basin Alliance forLiteracy Literacy The Book The Book Exchange Exchange is a project project of the theLiteracy Literacy Action Action Committee Committee andand the and Columbia the Columbia Basin Basin Alliance Alliance for for Literacy
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Garden & Food Preserving Workshops Downtown Community Garden Downtown Community Garden Learn from Revelstoke’s local experts
Downtown Community Garden Garden Guru Series! Garden Guru Series!
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Garden & Food Preserving Workshops Garden & Food Preserving Workshops
May 9 Timing your plantings & maximizing space Learn from Revelstoke’s local experts Learn from Revelstoke’s local experts
Garden & Food Preserving Workshops
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May 15 Basic Planting techniques Learn from Revelstoke’s local experts May 9 Timing your plantings & maximizing space May 9 Timing your plantings & maximizing space May 16 Pruning Fruit Trees ** meet at 205 7th St E
May 15 Basic Planting techniques May 15 Basic Planting techniques June 5 Composting & Vermiculture
May 9 Timing your plantings & maximizing space
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We welcome you to join us for our services...!!
June 20 Understanding Soil ** meet at 205 7th St E May 16 Pruning Fruit Trees June 13 Garden Infrastructure June 13 Garden Infrastructure June 5 Composting & Vermiculture June 20 Understanding Soil July 11 Cooking with Local Foods June 20 Understanding Soil
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Sunday Services @ 10:30am (The 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month)
July 11 Cooking with Local Foods June 13 Garden Infrastructure July 11 Cooking with Local Foods July 18 Dehydrating July 18 Dehydrating July 18 Dehydrating June 20 Understanding Soil
Saturday Nights @ 6:30pm (Every other weekend)
Aug 1 Canning
Aug 1 Canning Aug 1 Canning July 11 Cooking with Local Foods Aug 22 Aug 22 Pickling Pickling Aug 22 Pickling
July 18 Dehydrating
for more info go to Aug 1 Canning Suggested Donation of $10 (free for NCES members) Suggested Donation of $10 (free for NCES members) Suggested Donation of $10 (free for NCES members) For more information: revelstokecommunitygarden@gmail.com
www.revelstokealliance.com For more information: revelstokecommunitygarden@gmail.com Aug 22 Pickling For more information: revelstokecommunitygarden@gmail.com
Suggested Donation of $10 (free for NCES members)
For more information: revelstokecommunitygarden@gmail.com
MANURESALE SALE MANURE
Unscreened horse manure for sale. Unscreened agedaged horse manure for sale.
Up1totonne 1 tonne truck Up to truck
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$60$60
Tractor Tractor LoadLoad
$5 $5
Bucket Bucket LoadLoad
This is a fundraiser for the This is a fundraiser for the
SELKIRK SADDLE CLUB SELKIRK SADDLE CLUB
June 9th, 2012 June 9th, 2012 11:00 – 2:00pm 11:00 amam – 2:00pm
your local fertilizer needs for your garden! GetGet your local fertilizer needs for your garden!
$50$50
1559 Illecillewaet Road 250-837-4008 Join us on Face Book
Pony Rides Pony Rides $5 $5 Trail Rides available Trail Rides available
A non-profit organization A non-profit organization
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Concession on site Concession on site Hot Dogs, Hamburgers and Drinks Hot Dogs, Hamburgers and Drinks
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Revelstoke Community Choir Do you love to sing? Come out and have fun singing with the Revelstoke Community Choir. No experience necessary
Rehearsals
When: Tuesdays, starting September 11, 2012 Time: 7:00pm – 9:00 pm Where: Revelstoke United Church
There will be two sessions per year September 11, 2012 (fall) January 08, 2013 (winter)
Each session will have a concert finale There will be two concerts following each session December 9 & 10 April 7
Fees
$75.00 per session payable in September & January $140.00 for both sessions (September & January) payable in September, 2012 (Fees include sheet music)
Registration Date
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For further information please call Clara Maltby 250-837-5845 or Sandra Murray 250-837-6126.
We live in bear country! WePlease livetake in bear country! responsibility
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Please for yourtake bearresponsibility attractants. for your bear attractants.
Together create a safe, BEAR community. • Keep we yourcan garbage securely stored inside aAWARE locked, secure building until garbage day. Revelstoke Bear Aware • Ensure any fruit you have on your property is picked, and fallen www.revelstokebearaware.org fruit 250-837-8624 is removed from the ground. beaware@telus.net • Secure birdseed, livestock feed, or pet food in a place not accessible to bears.
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Revelstoke Roller Derby Association (RRDA)
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is a non-profit incorporation, run for skaters, by skaters. They are a new association in town within this past year, celebrating women of all backgrounds coming together in the name of athleticism, community spirit and self expression. As well as female skaters, they also welcome male officials and volunteers. RRDA skaters maintain a strong presence in the community through involvement with other non-profit fundraisers, such as the Emergency Services Fight Back Against Hunger here in Revelstoke. CHECK IT OUT! RRDA will host their first home bout June 23rd at the Revelstoke Forum, on 1100 Vernon Avenue. Dubbed the Ski Town Showdown, the bout will see the Revelstoke Derailers take on Whistler’s Black Diamond Betties. Be sure to head out to this fun event to show your support for a new team in town!
Meghan Tabor
moved here from North Vancouver in 2009 and is currently working as the Chamber of Commerce’s new Tourism Development Coordinator. She is a Dalhousie University grad in business management and recreation studies. Meghan’s community involvement in her three years here, makes her “part of the glue of a community” that we think should be recognized. She volunteers as a Youth Mentor in our “Youth Mentorship” program in town, coaches a u-13 girls Revelstoke rep soccer team, is part of the CARDA (Canadian Avalanche Rescue Dog Association) program, currently with a dog “In-training” , and works part time for the ski patrol up at RMR. Other special interest groups Meghan is involved with include; Board of Directors for Friends of Mount Revelstoke and Glacier, organizing committee for Bike to Work Week, event organizer for Freeskiing World Tour, or you may see her at her smoothie stand at the Revelstoke Farmers Market! Meghan, you are a great role model in Revelstoke, thanks for all your dedicated work.
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Karlene Loudon
Upcoming Fall Neighbourhood Highlights Revelstoke Service Clubs Find out why they are such a key part of any community, with some impressive facts and history! We are welcoming stories and or experiences with our local service clubs, and encourage you to send us your story. If you know of someone or something great in Revelstoke that you would like to nominate for our Neighborhood Highlights, feel free to get in touch.
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has recently been hired as Revelstoke's new Youth Liaison. She will be working closely with local organizations to build capacity for increased youth engagement in Revelstoke. Karlene has a full plate, but approaches the tasks with unbridled enthusiasm and is the right person for this diverse gig. After earning a Bachelor of Tourism Management from Thompson River's University, Karlene moved to Revelstoke in 2009. She has guided youth on leadership-surf camps in Costa Rica, worked for Outward Bound, and much more. Karlene hopes that her varied background will bring innovative solutions to our community and is excited about the potential. We are very excited to have such an individual working with our youth! Best of luck in your new position Karlene can be found in the new community office space at RSS or email her. revelstokeyouth@yahoo.ca
Contact: MeghanMacIsaacrcc@revelstoke.ca or Ph. 250-837-9351
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Clubs / Associations ATTENTION: RECREATION CLUBS - If your contact person has changed, please let us know at 250-837-9351. REV. BEAR AWARE - Janette Vickers 837-8624 REV. COMMUNITY BAND - Dennis Gray 837-6573 REV. DANCE CENTRE - Jennifer Crockford 837-3776 REV. FAIR TRADE - Susan Knight 837-6424 REV. FOOTBALL CLUB - Competitive Travel League - Sergio Spataro 837-0010 REV. GOLF CLUB - John Franks 837-4276 REV. JR. CURLING CLUB 837-2948 REV. MINOR SOFTBALL - Rosalina Sihlis 837-4869 REV. MUSEUM & ARCHIVES - Cathy English 837-3067 REV. NORDIC SKI CLUB - Dave Kaegi 837-5784 REV. QUILTERS GUILD - Irene Scarcella 837-4354 REV. HIGHLANDERS PIPE BAND Louiss Fleming-Dubasov 837-6385 REV. REMOTE CONTROL CLUB Ken Kuschner 837-6130 REV. ROLLER DERBY ASSOC. - Mike Curran 814-8909 REV. SKI CLUB - Mark Schwenck 837-9431 REV. THEATRE COMPANY Lyn & Denny Kaulback 837-3687 REV. RACQUET DEN SQUASH CLUB Kevin Dorrius 837-3699 REV. ROD & GUN - Gary Krestinsky 837-3003 REV. VISUAL ARTS CENTRE Jackie Pendergast 814-0261 SCOUTS CANADA - Clara Maltby 837-5845 (Beavers, Cubs, Scouts) SELKIRK SADDLE CLUB - Kelly Richards 814-8554 SELKIRK SKY SAILORS - Alan Polster 837-5206 SENIOR CITIZENS ASSOCIATION OF B.C. Redge Broughton 837-5437 SOCCER - ADULT MEN - Patrick Roche 837-4655 - Peter Neilson 814-3027 SOCCER - YOUTH www.revsoccer.com SNOWMOBILE CLUB - Greg Byman 837-9479 SNOWMOBILE SOCIETY - Office 837-3325 TEEN PROGRAMS - Community Connections 837-2920 TOASTMASTERS - Michelle Cole 837-5445 T.O.P.S. - Rose Piatelli 837-4301 TREES FOR TOTS - Linda Beerling 837-6024 VINTAGE CARS - Dennis Berarducci 837-5528 WINEMAKERS - Mike Dragani 837-9418 Copies of the Recreation Clubs list and other service groups are available at the Revelstoke Community Centre 837-9351.
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ALPINE RUNNERS CLUB - Jarrett Spannier 837-5303 ATV CLUB - Tom Kohlman 837-4836 ART COUNCIL - Gary Pendergast 837-5125 BADMINTON - Bobbie Doebert 837-3504 BOWLING - Agnes Kowalsuk 837-2144 BOXING - Sam LeRose 837-6619 CADETS - Kelly Rienks 837-3808 CANOE/KAYAK - Debbie Koerber 837-6376 CAR SHARE - Michelle Cole 837-5445 COLUMBIA VALLEY SKATEBOARD ASSOC. Eric Thomson 837-2895 CURLING CLUB - Brian LeCompte 837-2948 CYCLING ASSOCIATION - Keith McNab 837-5910 FARM & CRAFT MARKET -Herman Brums 250-838-7447 FIGURE SKATING - Cathy Cameron Suchy 837-5556 FRIENDS OF MT. REV/GLACIER - Office 837-2010 GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY - John Meade 837-6440 GIRLS GUIDES OF CANADA 1-800-565-8111 (Brownies, Girl Guides, Pathfinders, Rangers) GRIZZLY JR. B HOCKEY CLUB - Rylan Ferster 837-5588 HOCKEY (Women’s) - Whitney Kendrick 837-7987 HOCKEY (Minor) - Kevin Grimm 837-4488 HOCKEY (Old Timer’s) - Mark Davis 837-4696 HOCKEY (Recreational) - Randy Driediger 814-1000 ITALIAN CANADIAN CLUB - Frank Pupo 837-3867 JUST FOR KICKS DANCE STUDIO Patty Fleming 250-832-9649 JUDO CLUB - Cornelius Suchy 837-5556 KARATE (Shotokan) - Chic Sharp 837-4884 LACROSSE - Tammy Viznaugh 837-2775 - Dwayne Bellerose 837-7493 LAKE REVELSTOKE DRAGON BOAT SOCIETY - Ginger Shoji 837-4129 MASTER’S SWIM CLUB - Rosemary Kelsall 837-7081 MODEL RAILROAD CLUB - Greg Brule 837-9375 MT. BEGBIE RIFFLE & PISTOL CLUB - Ian Hill 837-9535 NANCY GREENE SKI LEAGUE - Karyn Molder 837-2914 NORTH COLUMBIA ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIETY - Hailey Ross 837-3116 NORDIC SKI LEAGUE - Ian Brown (Children’s Cross Country Skiing) 837-2063 REV. ACROBATS TRAMPOLINE/TUMBLING 837-5895 REV. AQUADUCKS SWIM CLUB Connie Pfeiffer 837-6152
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Calendar of Events
Calendar of Events 2012 May - October
Farmer’s Market Chech out the local artisan products and locally grown fruits and vegetables. Time: 8:00 am - 1:00 pm every Saturday
May 28 - June 3
4th Annual Bike to Work Week Biking is a fun and great way to get to and from work. Contact: Suzanne Grieve at 250-837-93561 ext. 3
June 1
Trees for Tots Golf Tournament Revelstoke Golf Course An important fundraiser supporting children in the Revelstoke community who need to travel out of town for their personal medical needs. Register your golf team with Linda Beerling at 250-837-6024.
June 2
Vintage Car Club Show and Shine Downtown Revelstoke A variety of vintage, modified hot rod cars and muscle cars for everyone to enjoy. Time: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Contact: Don Hawker at 250-837-4453 or Randy Knecht at 250-837-0109
June 4 - 9
Mine Rescue Convention Every year the Provincial Mine Rescue and First Aid Competition offers mine rescue and three person miner first aid teams a unique opportunity to hone their skills. For the second year in a row Revelstoke will be the host of this provincial event!
June 9
Selkirk Saddle Club
Pony Rides Pony Rides for $5 as well as trail rides, and concession on site for lunch. Contact: Tanya Secord at 250-814-0050
June 10
Relay for Life This even could change your life! Join us to celebrate cancer survivors and honor loved ones who haven’t survived. There could be laughter and fun, joy and sorrow but mostly, conviction that cancer can be kicked out of our lives and communities - if we act together. Contact: Cheryl Fry at 250-8379462 or www.relayforlife.ca
Mt. View School
June 13 & 27
Heritage Tours Join us for a talk on local history. Bring your own bag lunch. Coffee and cookies provides. $5.00 per person Time: 12:15 pm - 12:45 pm Contact: Kathy English at 250-837-3067
June 15 - 17
Big Bear Soccer Tournament There is lots of mixed adult soccer to enjoy during this high caliber soccer tournament. Contact: Serge Spataro at 250-837-0010
June 23 & 24
Ultimate Frisbee The Tournament, now in it’s 76th year, attracts teams from throughout Western Canada and even a couple of the American squads. For more information and registration details, check out the website: www.revelstokeultimate.wordpress.com
June 26
Grizzly Bear Run This is a 12 km road run you don’t want to miss! Contact: Jarrett Spannier at 250-837-5303 or spanny1@telus.net
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Calendar of Events 2012 July & August
Grizzly Plaza Street Entertainment Grizzly Plaza Every evening, all summer long, you can enjoy free live entertainment. Starting the last week in July through the last week of August, come out and see live bands, theatrical productions, magic acts, and more in the heart of Revelstoke’s historic downtown. The event is sponsored by the City of Revelstoke and presented by the Revelstoke Arts Council.
July 1
Canada Day Celebrations Come and celebrate being Canadian back at the QE this year! Day starts at 12 noon with the Parade through Downtown Revelstoke and ending at the park. Join us for local music, kids games, food and prizes.
July 7
Timber Days Revelstoke will be host for a world class Timber Day competition celebrating our community’s logging heritage! Packed with family fun for all ages, includes community and kids events as well as logging sports events. For more information: www.3.telus.net/timberdays
July 8
Stoked to Get Spanked Mt. MacPherson Race the Stoked to Get Spanked MTB race on 35km of sweet relentless singletrack and logging road. BBQ and fun to follow. The whole family can ride in this event! Time: 9:30 am racer meeting. 10:00 am start. For more information: www.mountainbikingbc.ca/event/stoked-get-spanked
July 13 - 16
Aquaducks Swim Meet
July 21
Canada’s Parks Day
July 21 & 22
Powder Springs Annual Volleyball Tournament
August 3 - 6
Glacier Challenge Centennial Park Ball Fields Come join us for a whole lot of fun! The 25th Annual Revelstoke Glacier Challenge Mixed Slowpitch Tournament, hosting 130 teams, is home to great ball games, delicious food, beer gardens and lots of live music and dancing! Pick up your wristband on Friday night and enjoy the festivities all weekend long. Contact: 250-837-9351 or www.glacierchallenge.com
August 16 - 19
Railway Days Railway Museum Packed with railway related events and activities this festival has become a favorite of “rail fans” and general tourists alike as it offers something of interest for everyone and celebrates the region’s rich railway heritage. Railway Days is six days packed full of rail activities. For more information and a detailed schedule of events please visit the Railway Museum’s website at: www.railwaydays.com Contact: 250-837-6060
September 8 & 9
15th Annual Little Bear Soccer Tournament Come enjoy Junior Soccer at its best with 35 teams. There will be a fun skills competition on Saturday night for penalty shots and ball juggling. Contact: Alan Chell at 250-837-2965 or e-mail: achell@live.com
September 9
Mount Revelstoke Steamer Hill Climb Mt. Revelstoke The race format is an individual time trail, with the first participant starting at 10:00 am. There is $2000 in prize money divided among the top three times in Mens and Womens under and over 40. Registration is available at www.karelo.com as of August 1. Day of the race registration will be limited. Please contact: flowtbikesandskis.com if you are intending to register the morning of the race. (But better yet, sign up early!)
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MINI DAYCAMPS FOR AGES 18 MONTHS TO 6 YEARS Let us entertain your young ones this summer at our Mountain Child Care mini daycamps. At our licensed child care centre at Revelstoke Mountain Resort we will incorporate daily themes into activities including outdoor play, art and snacktime.
$17 per day, $82 per week, $185 for 13 weeks (once per week)
June 11th to September 7th, 2012 Monday to Friday 9:00—11:30am Pre-registration required.
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