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Whats On Digest Calendar Events More events online at WhatsOnDigest.com Nov 1, Sat~

ADI Benefits Presents “Ghostbusters� Morning at the Movies: YANA Fundraising Event 9:30am, Rialto Theatre, RSVP to info@adibenefits.ca $5 Min Donation C Canucks in Edmonton, 7 pm, CBC Market in the Mall: 10am, Comox Centre Mall, shop for unique gifts Nov 1 thru Dec 24 eventscomoxmall@shaw.ca Woolgatherers Fall Sale: Courtenay Legion Hall, 10am-4pm $3 includes refreshments - children are free, wollgatherers2013@yahoo.ca, By a Thread: CVAG/CVCAC Members Show: BY A THREAD evokes subjective and collective images from 10-5pm, Suggested Donation $2, 250.338.6211 Patina Vintage Market: Little Red Church, 108pm after 5pm will be live music and wine tasting Central Island Artisans - Nov. 1-2nd, 105pm. From Nanaimo to Comox, over 40 local artisans open their studios 250-937-1702 Annual Pumpkin Smash: Strathcona Gardens Recreation Complex, 11-3pm Enjoy some refreshments and smash your Jack ) Lantern. Royal Canadian Naval Association Meeting : 1pm, Comox Legion, Guests are more than welcome. Comox Valley Lions Club Weekly Meat Draw: 4:30pm, Griffin Pub 6 meat packets to raffle off. cvlcpresident@gmail.com, Glacier Kings Home Game: 7:30pm, CV Sports Centre, vs. Saanich 334.4709

Nov 2, Sun~

C Canucks vs Nashville 7 pm, SNP Comox Community Market: The Little Red Church Community Arts Centre, 10am - 3pm and Admission is Free! 250-792-3652 Archery- Courtenay Fish & Game: Have you wanted to try archery. 10am to 2pm. courtenayfishandgame.org, , Annual Pumpkin Smash: See Nov 1st CVCDA Childrens Telethon: Sid Williams Theatre, A variety of entertainment from singers to dancers to fiddlers and circus acts! Help us to raise money in support of the children in our community with developmental delays and disabilities. 12-8pm, , cvcda.ca/telethon, 250.338.4288 12 Step Non-Denominational Communion Service: 4pm, St John the Divine Anglican Church, everyone is welcome to attend. 250-3344331 CVAG/TIFF Fall 2014 Film Series: 5pm, Rialto Theatre, Film Series Passes & Tickets are now


4 available in the CVAG Gift Shop. 250.338.6211 Day of the Dead - Dia de los Muerto: 7pm, The Abbey, All ages, community celebration for the dead with live music, dance, art, food, theatre and ritual!, $5-10 sliding scale, info@ cumberlandvillageworks.com,

Nov 3, Mon~ This month, we personally selected what we feel are a few “Can’t Miss” events happening in the Comox Valley area. We hope you enjoy them as much as we know we will.

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Childrens Telethon

Charles Dickens Craft Faire

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Moonlight Magic

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CV Newcomers: where women meet & friendships are made: Crown Isle Golf Resort, 7-9pm., 250-334-0062 Bingo-Br160 LA: Comox Legion in the upper hall starting at 7 pm. Come out and support the causes they fund. 250-339-2022

Nov 4, Tue~

Artist Talk & Lecture Series: 12pm, Stan Hagen Theatre NIC Campus, featuring Sandra Semchuk, Free Event 250.334.5000 ext 4100 C Canucks in Colorado, 6 pm, SNP Sea Cadets Special Ceremony & Parade: 6:30pm, Comox Mall, As part of the 2014 Year of the Vetran youth members of the Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps will be conducting a special parade., 250.890.0225 Travel Photography with Boomer Jerritt: 7pm, Courtenay Museum $10 adult $8 member 250.334.0686 Train Station Grace Outreach Church: 7:30 8:45 PM 250.334.2433

Nov 5, Wed~

Rotary Book Sale: 9:30am, Comox Centre Mall, 250.897.4994 Evergreen Club Christmas Bazaar: Florence Filberg Centre, 10:30-2pm Luncheon 11-1pm Lots of handmade gift items for the holidays. 250.338.1000 Centering Prayer Meditation: St John the Divine Anglican Church, 12:15 to 12:45. tedhicks. cv@gmail.com,

Nov 6, Thu~

Rotary Book Sale: 9:30am, Comox Centre Mall, 250.897.4994 C Canucks in San Jose, 7:30 pm, SN360

Nov 6, Thu~

Life After High School Transition Fair: 6pm, Mark Isfeld School, To help you plan for life after high school Free Event 250.334.1368 Locals Wine Pairing Dinner: 6pm, Averill Creek Vineyard and Locals Restaurant wine pairing and 5 course dinner., $65 for 5 course $40 for optional, 250.338.6493 Killer Whales of the Pacific Northwest: 6:30pm, The Lions Den - below the Pearl Ellis Gallery, cvppresentations@gmail.com, C Canucks Home Game: 7:30pm vs. Sharks on SN360

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Art Event SAT NOV 15th 7PM - 10PM Over 50 Artists work on display. Twice a year for the past 20 years, the students of North Island College Fine Arts Department, with the support of the Community, have put on a gallery show known as the ‘ART EVENT’.

Artist: Kelly Davidson

This event displays an eclectic collection of works created by the Fine Arts students, including Paintings, Sculptures, Ceramics, Photography, Prints and more. At Shadbolt Studios, NIC Campus, Courtenay Includes:

Art Show Art for Sale Entertainment Silent Auction Food & Bar Admission is by Donation

Artist: Tesla Mayenburg

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Contact: Denise Lawson 250-339-3348 (evenings) E: deniselaurie@gmail.com Artist: Matt Lawson


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Nov 21st & Nov 22nd

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Food & Drink

Live Music

Magical Faces Shopping Specials

Circus Arts

Gallery Events Fire Performances

Moonlight & Magic Craft s and much more! Special Fiery Spectacle Friday at 6:30 pm Duncan Avenue, Courtenay

Check out www.downtowncourtenay.com for details

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COMOX , BC

ANNOUNCEMENT: THE ALBERNI PROJECT (TAP) has change the name of its Comox Centre Mall facility to THE HMCS ALBERNI MUSEUM. TAP will still be operating as the mobile exhibit and both are operated under the parent organization THE ALBERNI PROJECT SOCIETY. The Museum is opened all year round. With special exhibits each month. Open Tuesday to Saturdays 10am to 5pm, Admission by donation Located at the Blue Arches south entrance of Comox Ctr. Mall Comox.

NOV 4th Annual Sea Cadets CEREMONIAL DIVISIONS - 6.30pm As part of the 2014 Year of the Veteran-Comox Valley, the youth members of the 189 Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps will be conducting a special parade at the HMCS Alberni Museum. The cadets with Mr Stu McKinnon, who will be the special reviewing officer and is the President of Branch 160 Comox Royal Canadian Legion. A naval veteran, Mr McKinnon will make a special ceremonial presentation to PORT AUGUSTA in recognition of the support the Legion makes to the Sea Cadets. Medals will be awarded to several cadets in recognition of their service. Adding to the events there will be the unveiling of the new ship’s badge.

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The HMCS Alberni Memorial will have special hours on Remembrance Day so visitors can view the Memorial before or after any local Remembrance Day observances. Hours on Nov 11th ONLY will be 8:00 am - 4:00 pm. I WILL REMEMBER POPPY SIGNS.... Become part of the commitment to Remember not just our fallen soldiers but all those that have been impacted by war. I Will Remember lawn or patio signs will be for sale at the HMCS Museum in the Comox Mall from $20, two size available. From every sale, 10% will be donated to the Sea Cadets.


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Remembrance Day Events On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, Canadians are asked to take a moment to remember the thousands of men and women in the military who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country.

Courtenay Remembrance Day Courtenay Legion. Veteran’s breakfast, 8:30am. Muster for Parade infront of Courtenay Legion, 10:30am. Parade to the Cenotaph in Jubilee Square (beside Native Sons Hall) for Service of Remembrance & Laying of Wreaths, 11am. Then open house at Courtenay Legion beginning after parade.

Comox Remembrance Day Parade Comox Ave, 10:30am. Free hotdogs & hot chocolate available after parade @ upper Legion Hall Br #160, Comox Ave. Parade members served first.

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Gather for parade at 10:30. CV Concert Band will play in the parade. Parade walks down to cenotaph and there will be laying of wreaths. Ceremony @ 11am. Afterwards a luncheon & open house @ Cumberland Legion. 250.336.2361.

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Rotary Book Sale: See Nov 5th C Canucks in Los Angeles, 7 pm, HNIC Charles Dickens Christmas Craft Faire: See Nov 7th Max & Ruby in the Nutcracker Suite: 1pm, Sid Williams Theatre, Max & Ruby bring to life a wonderful tradition this holiday season. 250.338.2430

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Knots Winery, Come and enjoy tasting of signature wines and tour the cellars and crush pad and see how they are made., Free Event brendaat40knotswinery@gmail.com, Charles Dickens Christmas Craft Faire: 3pm, Florence Filberg Centre The faire offers 2 floors of outstanding arts & crafts made by over 60 wellknown artists. Free Draws, concession ATM free parking at the Florence Filberg Centre, Courtenay. $2 adults, seniors, children under 12 free 250.339.9891 Comox Valley Lions Club Weekly Bingo: 6pm, Lions Den, Weekly Bingo with all proceeds staying in the Comox Valley. cvlcpresident@gmail. com Romantic Rumba Workshop: 7pm, Valdance Studios, learn how to create excellent Cuban motion and how to apply it to basic patterns., $10, 250.338.9279 Glacier Kings Home Game: 7pm, CV Sports Centre, vs. Oceanside 334.4709 Caves & Barrel: 7pm, Coastal Black Estate Winery and Meadery, Learn about our award winning wines, sample appetizers and listen to live music by popular artist Anela Kahiamoe, $40 plus tax, 250.337.8325

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Discover Art Saturday: CV Art Gallery, 2-4pm Come by for fun creative activities with emphasis on families., Free Event Comox Valley Lions Club Weekly Meat Draw: 4:30pm, Griffin Pub 6 meat packets to raffle off. cvlcpresident@gmail.com, CCanucks Home Game: 7pm vs. Kings on TVA Sports 2

Nov 9, Sun~

Charles Dickens Christmas Craft Faire: See Nov 7th C Canucks in Anaheim, 5 pm, CITY TV Healthy Living Experts Forum: 10am, The House of Now, Join us and co-create a hub of self care, higher learning and exploration for the community www.thehouseofnow.com/expertsforum Sunday Afternoon Tea Dances: 12pm, Comox Seniors Centre invites people of all ages to join them for toe tapping live music, meet new people and for tea and cookies. $5 250.923.3577 Family Film Series - Balto: 2pm, Sid Williams Theatre, By Donation 250.338.2430

Nov 10, Mon~

Bingo-Br160 LA: Comox Legion Ladies Auxiliary host Bingo in the upper hall 7 pm. 250-339-2022

NOV 11 REMEMBRANCE DAY Nov 11, Tue~

Remembrance Day - HMCS Alberni Museum: The Alberni Project, The HMCS Alberni Museum will be open special hours on REMEMBRANCE DAY to allow for visits before and after local Remembrance Day services. Early entrance to the Museum will be on the south entrance door next to the main Blue Arch entrance doors. After


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A WORLD’S SUPPLY OF OIL. A COASTAL PARADISE. 25 YEARS’ RESEARCH, EXPLORATION AND CAMPAIGNING.

Join conservationist and photographer Ian McAllister for an unparalleled, multimedia exploration of our endangered Great Bear Rainforest. Special guest introduction by award winning author, journalist and energy expert Andrew Nikiforuk.

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AVENUE Q November 15 | 7:30 PM

This Arts Club Theatre production of the Tony award-winning Broadway musical is irreverently witty and outright uproarious!

Tickets $54 - $64

WARNING: Full puppet nudity and other vulgarities will induce laughter! “Gets an A for entertainment” - The Vancouver Sun

BLACK UMFOLOSI

This group performs music inspired by traditional song and dance of their native Zimbabwe and southern Africa with unrivalled beauty and enthusiasm.

November 28 | 7:30 PM

Tickets $21- $36 “The joy and energy they brought to the stage was clear and infectious.” - T.O. Music

OTHER UPCOMING SHOWS CVCDA Annual Children’s Telethon - Nov 2 Max & Ruby in the Nutcracker Suite - Nov 8 FAMILY FILM: Balto - Nov 9 Barra McNeils Celtic Christmas - Nov 16

Great Bear Wild - Nov 20 Warren Miller’s No Turning Back - Nov 22 Mattina Musica feat. Anne Grimm - Nov 24

Phone 250.338.2430 ext 1 Order online: www.sidwilliamstheatre.com Ticket Centre hours: Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 4pm Open 1 hour prior to show time 442 Cliffe Avenue, Courtenay BC V9N 2J2


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The 8th Yellowpoint Christmas Spectacular! DEC 9th & DEC 10th

Katy Mayert has been working since January on the creation of another new show to bring to the audiences of Vancouver Island. “Choosing the music is a treat,” says Katy. “What could be more wonderful than listening to hundreds of pieces of music of different genres, styles and eras. I am always amazed by how much music there is to choose from.” This year’s show promises to be as exciting as ever. From dancing to a set of dazzling disco hits, to jamming with the Creedence Clearwater Revival band, to a little country dancing with Dolly Parton. The sequins will be out again for a beautiful medley of Elton John songs and the energy will be high as highlights from West Side Story including ‘America’ are danced on the stage. The Grinch will

be seen stirring up the Christmas magic while the Toy Soldiers will tap their way into the story. Katy is excited to announce that the valley’s own Lindsay Sterk of Pantuso Dance has taken on the role of Choreographer for this year’s production. The audience can look forward to some exciting tap in the show this year. In June, they both attended the auditions in Vancouver and were thrilled to welcome on board another valley singer, Alexander Nicoll. For more information about the show, please visit www.yellowpointchristmasspectacular.ca

The show will be at the Sid Williams Theatre in Courtenay Call 250.338.2430 to book your


14 11:30 am access to the Museum will be through the main mall entrance. the Museum will close at 4:00 pm., Free Admission - Donations accepted, 250-339-4322 Remembrance Day Parade & Gathering: Cumberland Legion, There will be a parade through Cumberland 10:30 to the Cenotaph. ceremony and a laying on of wreaths at 11am to remember our Veterans. An open house will follow at the Cumberland Legion. 250.336.2361 Remembrance Day Gathering: 10:30am, Courtenay Legion Hall, There will be a service at the Cenotaph in Jubilee Square (next to Native Sons Hall) at 11am for a moment of silence in remembrance of our Veterans and an open house at the Courtenay Legion afterwards everyone is welcome to join. 250.334.4911 Remembrance Day Parade & Gathering: There will be a parade down Comox Ave beginning at 10:30am and meeting at the Cenotaph at 11am for a time of silence and remembrance for our veterans. Afterwards there will be an open house at the Comox Legion Hall with hot dogs and hot chocolate for the children. 250.339.2022 C Canucks vs Ottawa 7 pm, SNP Taize Prayer Service : 6:30pm, St. John the Divine Church 250.334.4331 Train Station Grace Outreach Church: See Nov 4th

Nov 12, Wed~

Centering Prayer Meditation: See Nov 5th A Show & Sale by Brushworks: Pearl Ellis Gallery, open Tues-Sat 10-4pm Sun 1-4pm, Free Admission, pearlellisgallery.com, Old Wine in New Bottles: Florence Filberg Centre Conference Hall, matinee show at 1:30 evening show at 7pm Door prizes!, $10 250.338.1000

Nov 14, Fri~

Comox Valley Lions Club Weekly Bingo: See Nov 7th C Canucks vs Arizona 7 pm, SNP

Nov 15, Sat~

Christmas Craft Fair: Fanny Bay Community Hall Sat. 10-4pm. Sun. 10am - 3pm. Free admission to shop at 37 Christmas tables. Food concession and ample parking. 250-335-3010 The White Show Art Exhibition: 2pm, The Berwick Atrium, Opening Reception and Silent Auction Nov 15th Public Viewing Nov 16, 22 & 23. All proceeds benefit CV Hospice Society., Admission is Free Comox Valley Lions Club Weekly Meat Draw: See Nov 8th 3rd Annual Casino Royale: 6:30pm, Crown Isle Resort, Enjoy Black Jack, Roulette, Texas Hold ‘Em & more at our “funny money” casino! Silent auction, hors d’oeuvres, a “funny money” auction, door prizes, & more! Tickets available at Benjamin Moore House of Color, Gone Hollywood

Video, and from the 4R’s office. 250-338-4890 Martin Simpson In Concert: 7pm, Komoks Band Hall, Widely thought of as one of the best acoustic and slide guitar players in the world., $25 tickets@islandmusicfest.com, 250.871.8463 NIC Art Event: 7pm, North Island College, Art exhibit featuring Tesla Mayenburg TaraLee Houston, 250.339.3348 Avenue Q: 7:30pm, Sid Williams Theatre, The Broadway musical for adults with full puppet nudity and other vulgarities that will induce laughter 250.338.2430 Glacier Kings Home Game: 7:30pm, CV Sports Centre vs. Victoria 334.4709

Nov 16, Sun~

Christmas Craft Fair: See Sat Nov 15th Comox Community Market: See Nov 2nd 19 Wing Military Family Splash Party: 1pm, 19 Wing Fitness & Community Centre, If you are the family of a currently serving CF member of 19 wing Comox come to the splash party!, Free Event 250.339.8211 ext 6655 CVAG/TIFF Fall 2014 Film Series: 5pm, Rialto Theatre, Tickets are now available in the CVAG Gift Shop. www.comoxvalleyartgallery.com 250.338.6211

Nov 17, Mon~

Bingo-Br160 LA: See Nov 3rd

Nov 18, Tue~

Artist Talk & Lecture Series: 12pm, North Island College, Presenting Farheen HaQ, 250.334.5000 ext 4100 Train Station Grace Outreach Church: See Nov 4th

Nov 19, Wed~

Centering Prayer Meditation: See Nov 5th C Canucks in Edmonton, 5 pm, SN

Nov 20, Thu~

Homemade Soup and Sandwich Lunch: 11:30am, Comox Legion, Upper hall., Open to the Public C Canucks vs Anaheim 7 pm, SNV 250.890.0244 Great Bear Wild: 7:30pm, Sid Williams Theatre, Join Ian McCallister for a multi media presentation of our endangered Great Bear Rainforest. 250.338.2430

Nov 21, Fri~

Basically Brooks ADA Steve Hillis: 5:30pm, Comox Legion, steak dinner at 6:30 and show and dance at 8 pm. $20.00 per person 250-339-2022 CV Lions Club Weekly Bingo: See Nov 7th Moonlight & Magic: 6:30pm, Courtenay Downtown, Kick off the season in the heart of Courtenay. Enjoy food, drink, music, special shopping events, fire performances Friday night on Duncan Ave., circus arts, magic crafts and much more! downtowncourtenay.com,

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Family Festival Nov 29 to Dec 23 2pm - 8pm

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A one-of-a-kind place for family to gather to celebrate the Magic of Christmas. A multi-weekend event, invites guests to celebrate the best of Christmas.

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Photos with Santa Santas treasured Reindeers Live Entertainment Stories of Folklore Festive Bucks - $3 will be given back to guests in “Festive Bucks” to be used for Festival activities

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Christmas treats and Delights Ice Sculpting

Coastal Black Fruit Winery Gives Back $1 from each admission goes to the Children’s Health Foundation

For more info call 1.250-337-8325 or email info@coastalblack.ca coastalbrlack.ca 2186 Endall Road Black Creek BC V9J 1G8


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MONDAYS Pool Tourney & Poker night WEDNESDAYS Wacky Wednesdays $3 tapas + piano bar with Rob Petrie

- Fridays 9pm-1am - Sat. 9pm-1am

Meat Draw BINGO - Sundays 1-3pm

THURSDAYS Poker Night FRIDAYS Live Bands - Prize Pot SATURDAYS Name That Tune w/ VaLori & Friends New - SUNDAYS Ceilidh, Celtic Song & Dance 3-6pm with Matt & Billy Mac Free Pool all day

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Avalanche Bar & Grill 275 8th St. Courtenay 250.331.0334 Monday’s Karaoke Thursday’s, Friday’s ,Saturday’s DJ Club Party- Hit the floor 3rd Thur of the month Comedy Night Thursdays Jazz

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Thursdays - Music Trivia Fridays - Live Music with

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MONDAY & THURSDAY 25¢ Wings & 40¢ prawns TUESDAY Dry Ribs 1/2 lb. $3.50 - 1 lb. $6.00 Beef Tacos w/salsa for $2.50 Mexican Combo $7.95 Chicken Burrito $3.00 Taco Salad $7.95

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WEDNESDAY Build a burger. Whistle Stop Burger with fries starting at $6.00 FRIDAY Prime Rib w/ best Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes & stir fry veg $15.95 SATURDAY A 6oz. Sirloin served with fries, garlic toast & half a dozen prawns $11.95 SUNDAY BRUNCH 9:30am to 1:00pm Full Rack Baby Back Ribs at 5pm - $11.95

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361 Hunt Rd Courtenay, 250.334.4531 Red21 Tap & Grill features live entertainment, sports on the big screen and regular specials. Nov 15 Kitty’s Comedy Supper Club at the Native Sons Hall featuring Mike MacDonald

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Downtown, Kick off the season in the heart of and tea and cookies. $5 250.923.3577 Courtenay. Enjoy food, drink, music, special CV Christmas Parade: 2pm, 5th Street, The shopping events, circus arts, magic crafts and annual parade has grown into a huge event with much more!, downtowncourtenay.com, over 40 floats, bands and of course Santa! The Gardens on Anderton Christmas Home Nov 24, Mon~ Tour: 10am, Comox Valley - Tour, 6 beautiful homes Mattina Music Featuring Anne Grimm: in the Comox Valley all stunningly decorated for 10:30am, Sid Williams Theatre, Dutch soprano Christmas. $25, in advance - avail at select retailers Anne Grimm has been recognized internationally 250-650-3030 for her captivating voice and expressive CV Lions Club Weekly Meat Draw: See Nov 1st technique. 250.338.2430 No Turning Back Movie Event: 7pm, Sid Williams Bingo-Br160 LA: See Nov 3rd Theatre, Latest film from Warren Miller is 65 years Nov 25, Tue~ in the making. Presented by Mt.inWashington Trainfast Station Swim the pools, raftSki the shallow waterGrace Outreach Church: See Nov Club., $20 adults $15 students 250.338.2430 Suitable for 5-95 years old 4th Glacier Kings Home Game: Canucks View7:30pm, from the CV raft Sports if you don’tC want to swim vs New Jersey 7 pm, SNP Centre vs. Nanaimo 334.4709 3 Hour Tours - 9am & 1pm

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go to the CV Boys and Girls Clubs and 50% will go to the CV Child Development Assoc. eventscomoxmall@shaw.ca, Photos with Mr. & Mrs. Claus: 11am, Comox Centre Mall, Come to the Christmas Village in the Comox Centre Mall and have your pictures taken with Mr. & Mrs. Claus from 11-3pm eventscomoxmall@shaw.ca I-Hos Gallery Anniversary Event: I-Hos Gallery, Come celebrate our 19th anniversary with 30% off discounts. Friday 12-7pm and Saturday 105pm. ihosgallery.com 250.339.7702 Annual Christmas Tree Lighting: 4:00pm, Town Circle, Come down and be a part of the Tree lighting ceremony with Mr. & Mrs. Claus in the town circle. eventscomoxmall@shaw.ca C Canucks in Blue Jackets, 4 pm, SNP CV Lions Club Weekly Bingo: See Nov 7th Black Umfolosi: 7:30pm, Sid Williams Theatre, Zimbabwe’s ambassadors performing music inspired by traditional song and dance of southern Africa., $36 adults $31 members 250.338.2430

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Coastal Black Christmas: 2-8pm Photos with St. Nicholas, Live Reindeer, tour the winery, live entertainment, treats and more $6 admission with a portion going to Children’s Health Foundation. 250.337.8325 Christmas at the Filberg Lodge: Filberg Heritage Park, Crafters will be set up in the Lodge, there will be a bake sale in the Tea House, an amazing raffle and tree decorating on Sunday at 2pm. Sat & Sun 10-4pm, filberg.com Neighborhood Market on Fifth & Harmston:

10am, St. John The Divine Church Hall homemade good, handcrafted items and gently used high quality treasures for sale. There will also be a concession which will be manned by a different group each month. Contact Ginny 250-941-5543 Cumberland Winter Faire: 10am, Cumberland Recreation Institute, This winter arts and crafts fair features over 50 vendors, a concession and live music., $2 children 12 and under are free, 250.336.2445 I-Hos Gallery Anniversary Event: See Nov 28th Photos with Mr. & Mrs. Claus: Woofy’s at Comox Centre Mall, Come to the Christmas Village in the Comox Centre Mall and have your pictures taken with Mr. & Mrs. Claus from 11-3pm eventscomoxmall@shaw.ca, CV Lions Club Weekly Meat Draw: See Nov 1st Glacier Kings Home Game: 7:30pm, CV Sports Centre, vs Campbell River 334.4709

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Santa’s Breakfast: Cumberland Recreation Institute, Cumberland Community Schools Society presents Santa’s Breakfast 2014! 8:3011:30. Join us for a pancake breakfast, silent auction, wreath making, arts and crafts, gingerbread display, and visits with SANTA! Fun for the whole family! Entry is by donation. This is a fundraiser for CCSS 250-400-8086 Christmas at the Filberg Lodge: See Nov 29th C Canucks in Detroit, 11 am CITY TV Santa Pet Photos: Bring your pets down to Woofy’s Pet Store to have their picture taken with Santa 12-4pm 250.339.2272 Comox Valley Concert Band: 2pm, Florence Filberg Centre, Songs and carols from the Atlantic shores. 50 piece band narrated by Rick Howell., $5 250.338.1000


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Christmas at the Filberg Lodge

A Comox Valley Tradition Saturday & Sunday November 29 & 30

Crafters in the Lodge Bake Sale @ the Tea House Amazing Raffle Tree Decorating Sunday @2pm Lights • Music • Food and Fabulous Shopping!

www.filberg.com lodge@filberg.com Dance and Family Dinner: Comox Legion, lower lounge from 2-6 pm to the sounds of “Double Play”. Dine in upper hall at 6:30 on Ham and Scalloped potatoes. Adults $12.50, minors under 16 is $10 and those 3 and under are free. 259-3392022 Island Voices Chamber Choir Fall Concert: 7pm, Comox United Church, An evening of exceptional music to enjoy islandvoiceschamberchoir.bc.ca, Coastal Black Christmas: 2-8pm Photos with St. Nicholas, Live Reindeer, tour the winery, live

entertainment, treats and more $6 admission with a portion going to Children’s Health Foundation. 250.337.8325


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Things To Do In Shelter Point Distillery Tours: Min. Group of 6 $15 pp, 1-778-420-2200. 4650 Regent Rd. Oyster River (near Saratoga) Wine Tasting and Tour: Coastal Black Wine 2186 B Endall Road, Black Creek, Noon to 5pm everyday! www.coastalblack.ca 250 337-8325 Wine Tasting and Tour: 40 Knotts Winery - 2400 Anderton Rd. Comox. 40KnotsWinery.com 250941-8810 Swimming: Comox Valley Aquatic Centre 25mtr lap pool, Whirlpool, Wave pool. Steam Room and Sauna. (250) 334-2527 600 377 Lewrick go to www.comoxvalleyrd.ca/rec to check program times. Walk, Skate, Bike the Air Park: FRE Enjoy wildlife, bird estuary, and watch the planes Courtenay, Off Cliff Ave. turn onto Mansfield Rd. Walk the Docks: Visit the Comox Marina for wildlife, fresh fish just caught or enjoy watching the boats. Farmers Market: Saturdays 9am-12pm at the Native Sons Hall from Oct 19th, at the foot of 4th Ave. Downtown. May to Oct held at the Exhibition Grounds -250-334-9662. Art Gallery: Free @ Comox Valley Regional Art Gallery 580 Duncan Avenue Art Studios & Gallery’s to Browse: Spirits of the West Coast Native Art Gallery: 250-338-2120 2926 Back Rd. Courtenay Pottery Gallery: 180B 5th Street, Courtenay 250-334-4613 Hornby Island Art Studio’s: There are 8 Art studios on Hornby Island, do a day trip and see them all. Skateboarding: Free @ Courtenay/ Comox Skatepark 1551 Lerwick Road

Courtenay Lewis Recreational Ctr: All racquet Sports. Organised Youth Programs, and Weight Room - 489 Old Island Hwy. www.courtenay.ca/recreation/lewis-centre 250 338-5371 Comox Recreation Centre - 1809 Noel Ave, Comox, 25339-2255 Assorted indoor and outdoor recreation activi-

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Trout Fishing: Comox Lake 3km west of Cumberland Village, Comox Lake Rd. Boat ramp is free Oct-April. Appetizer Tour: Tour CV farmer’s market, enjoy breaky, visit two sites (either winery, distillery or brewery). Island Gourmet Trails, 250.650.1956. Bike Tours: Island Mountain Rides 250 702 3940 1164 Cumberland, BC 2.9 Km (4 mins) http://islandmountainrides.com/ Deep Water Diving: World famous diving, you can explore the remains of several historic ships at the Royston Wrecks. Learn to Scuba dive try UB Diving 2400 Cliffe Ave, Courtenay 250-338-0161.

Horseback Riding: One on One Trail Rides 250-3368545, 3425 Mounce Rd. Lessons available. 7 years and up. Weiner Roast: Enjoy a slice of Canadian Culture, and a favourite anytime of the year. To stay a little protected from the weather Comox lake is an excellent location, or Strathcona Parklands at the base of Mt Washington or on the Puntledge. Indoor Rock Climbing: Full facility, On the Rocks Climbing Gym: Open Tue-Sun 10am-9pm, 1980 Nrth Isl. Hwy. Campbell River 250-287-7625 Cave Exploring: $54 @ Horne Lake Cave Exploring 250 248-7829 3900 Horne Lake Caves Rd. (43 KM) http://hornelake.com/portfoliosets/cave-tours

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Pool Tourney & Poker Nite: Griffin Pub 339.4466 Football Night: Chances. 250.334.4531. NFL Game - Day Spin 2 Win: Playtime Gaming. Win prizes ranging from gift cards to jerseys. 250.334.4531. Beginner Tai Chi: Little Red Church, 2182 Comox Ave, 6:15-7:45pm. 250.890.9477. Jr. Roller Derby: CRI, Cumberland, 6-7:30pm. BrickHouseBetties.com, 250.334.7460. Strathcona Symphony Orchestra: 6:30pm Vanier High School band rm, 331.0158 Evergreen Club Whist: Filberg Ctr, Rotary Hall, 7:30pm. Need to be a member. 20 hands of play, prizes & refreshments. $2. 250.338.1000. LUSH Valley Food Action Society: Free Workshop. 1126 Piercy Ave. 1-3pm. Free workshop! Make pies, sauces, jams, & more! Learn about processing fruit & take home some of harvest! 250.331.0152. Movie Matinée: Courtenay Legion, 2:304:30pm. Award-winning movie in the Lounge. 250.334.4322 CV Orcas Synchronized Swim Team: CV Sports Ctr, 4-6pm. 6yrs+. Leona, 941.2021 Square Dance Lessons: 1st two lessons free. Chris 923 9492 / Geo 287.9006 / Fred 287.3345 Square Dancing: Courtenay Anglican Church, 7-9pm. 338.7942 Karaoke: Avalanche Pub 331.0334 Riding Lessons: Regular & Therapeutic Lessons, Flexible Schedule, Balance Equestrian 250 2036042 Forbidden Plateau Barbershop Chorus: 7pm Bruce 871.7740 / Vic 890.0551 Bingo: Comox Legion 7pm Sweat Class: Black Creek Comm. Hall, 6-7pm, 337.5190 Dodgeball: Miracle Beach School , 6:30-7:30pm. 337.5190 Duplicate Bridge: Lion’s Den, Comox, 7pm. cvdbc.com Cribbage: Royston Hall 7 pm, 250.334.1883

TUESDAY

Acoustic Jam: Flying Canoe West Coast Pub 331.4006 Mexican Tuesday: Whistle Stop Pub (see ad this

issue) Auctions: Fine art, jewelry, china, pottery, gold, antiques etc. 1161 Hudson Rd, Comox, 6pm. AuctionHouseVi.com Family Game Time: Games & Grounds, 4-8pm, $5/hr for whole family, 250.871.1171. Courtenay Legion: Fun Euchre, 1:30pm. Pub darts, 7pm. 334.4322. Junior Boys Rugby Football Practice: Ages 1418yrs. 6:30pm @ Cumberland Village Park. NEW players always welcome. chappellcd@gmail.com Learn Spanish: Comox Community Ctr, 6-7pm. Beginners to intermediate classes. $15/hr. 778.420.0909. Wood Carvers: Royston Community Hall, 9:30am-3pm. Learn & practise about carving. No experience necessary. Al: 250.331.0156 / Jim: 250.339.5350. Terrific Tapas: Flying Canoe West Coast Pub 331.4006 Comox Toastmasters: Berwick Community Room, 7-8:30pm. 250.339.5432. Courtenay Train Station Grace Outreach: Guitar, Banjo, old time gospel songs. 334.2433. Basketball: Lewis Ctr, 8-10pm, $5 drop-in. Till 30th Tween Nites: LINC Ctr, Different out-trips, 334.8138. CV Community Band: Mark Isfeld High School, Band Rm, 7:30pm. Players of all ages & skill levels welcome. Pat, 339.5091 Jam Night w/ Live Band, “Remedy”: Avalanche Pub, 9pm, 331.0334 CV Band Rehearsals: Mark Isfield Band Rm 7:30pm Riding Lessons: Regular & Therapeutic Lessons, Flexible Schedule, Balance Equestrian 250 203-

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27 6042 Bingo: Elks Hall 7pm 334.4740 Bingo: Cumberland Legion, 7pm. 24 games. 336.2361. Extreme Runners Group: 9am 703.9544 Tweens Day Out: LINC Ctr. (9-12yrs) 4-6pm 338.5371 55+ Strength Class: Lewis Ctr. 10:30am. Boxerfit: Black Creek Com. Hall 6-7pm, 337.5190 Argentine Tango: Lessons, @ The Bridge Lounge, 8pm Mystic Valley Voices Universal Chanting Community: 6:45-8:30 pm Little Red Church (House) FMI 250-218-1688.

WEDNESDAY

Wing Night: Billy D’s Pub, starts 4pm. 334.8811. Blues Jam: Cumberland Hotel, 8:30-11:30pm, 336.8844 Wacky Wednesdays: Griffin Pub, Piano Bar with Rob Petrie. 250.339.4466 Darts: Courtenay Legion. Drop-in, 1pm. Master’s League, 7:30pm. 334.4322. Mini Kickers Rugby Football Practice: (ages 6-12), 5:30pm @ Cumberland Village Park. NEW players always welcome. cvkickers@gmail.com Junior Girls Rugby Football Practice: Ages 1418yrs. 6:30pm @ Cumberland Village Park. NEW players always welcome. aimeeburley@hotmail. com Creative Writing Class: Fanny Bay Hall, 9:3011:30am. Meet or be re-acquainted with your muse. Class for curious and blocked, bursting with stories or half finished works gathering dust. 778.427.3416. CV Orcas Synchronized Swim Team: CV Sports Ctr, 4-6pm. 6yrs+. Leona, 941.2021 Pool & Poker Nite: Avalanche Pub, 331.0334 Loonie Tunes Karaoke: The Mex Pub Baby & Mom Fun: Lewis Ctr (7-12mnths) 1011.15am Columbian Women: CV Womens Ctr, 6-7pm. CV Toastmasters: 7-9pm Lewis Ctr. Brian

331.3687 LINC: drop in activities $2, 3-8pm. La Leche League Meetings: Breast Feeding Support Group, CV Unitarian Fellowship, 10am12pm. 941.6450. Girls on the Move: LINC 11yrs, 4-6:30pm 338.5371 The Abby Studio: Tango Lessons 339.2325 55+ Strength Class: Lewis Ctr, 10:30am. Tai Chi: Black Creek Com. Hall 7:30-8:30pm, 337.5190 Swing Dancing: The Bridge Lounge, 7:30pm. Riding Lessons: Regular & Therapeutic Lessons, Flexible Schedule, Balance Equestrian 250 2036042

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Music Trivia: Billy D’s Pub,334.8811. Poker Nite : Griffin Pub 339.4466 Warhammer 40K: Games&Grounds, 871.1171. Junior Boys Rugby Football Practice: Ages 1418yrs. 6:30pm chappellcd@gmail.com CV Paddlers Club Winter Meetings: 6:30pm. Meeting, 7pm. 339.6430. ComoxValleyPaddlers. ca Men’s Darts: Courtenay Legion, 7pm, 334.4322. Crib & Gucci: Courtenay Legion, 6:30pm. 334.4322. Comedy Nite: Avalanche Bar, 9pm, $10. 331.0945. Road Hockey Intramural League: LINC Ctr, 5pm. 10yrs+, $2 drop-in includes snacks & drinks. 334.8138. Duplicate Bridge: Lion’s Den, Comox, 1pm. CV Childrens Choir: Mark Isfeld Band Rm. Tourette Syndrome Family Support 338.9969 Coal Hills BMX: Racing 6pm 339.0370 60 Minutes Toastmasters: Conference rm @ CRA, 12-1pm. All Welcome. 60.mins.tm@gmail. com LINC: drop in activities $2, 3-8pm Riding Lessons: Reg. & Therapeutic Lessons, Flex. Schedule, Balance Equestrian 250 203-6042 Open Jam Nite: The Mex Pub 8pm 55+ Yoga: Filberg Ctr, 10:15am.

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Music Trivia: Billy D’s Pub, 3 top winners. 334.8811. Billydspub.com Courtenay Legion: Meat Draw 5-7 pm 250.334.4322 Live Bands: Whistle Stop Pub 334.4500 Tasting Room & Wine Shop Open: 10:30-5:30 40Knots Estate Winery & Vineyard 2400 Anderton Rd. 941.8810 Dance Party-Live DJ: Flying Canoe Pub 331.4006 Seniors Dance: Rotary Hall, Filberg Centre 7:3010:30pm Live Band every week 338.1000 Karaoke with Kim: Cumberland Hotel, 9pm-1am, 336.8844 Live Bands : Griffin Pub 339.4466 Magic The Gathering: Games&Grounds, 6:30pm (Sanctioned) 871.1171. Junior Boys Rugby Football Practice: Ages 1418yrs. 6:30pm @ Cumberland Village Park. NEW players always welcome. chappellcd@gmail.com Men’s Darts: Courtenay Legion, 7pm, 334.4322. Crib & Gucci: Courtenay Legion, 6:30pm. 334.4322. Comedy Nite: Avalanche Bar, 9pm, $10. 331.0945. Duplicate Bridge: Lion’s Den Comox, 1pm cvdbc. com CV Childrens Choir: Mark Isfeld Secondary, Band Rm. Tourette Syndrome Family Support 338.9969 60 Minutes Toastmasters: Conference rm @ CRA, 12-1pm. Increase confidence, public speaking & leadership skills. All Welcome. 60.mins.tm@gmail.com LINC: drop in activities $2, 3-8pm Riding Lessons: Regular & Therapeutic Lessons, Flexible Schedule, Balance Equestrian 250 203-6042 Open Jam Nite: The Mex Pub 8pm Top 40 DJ / Live Band: Bridge Lounge, Family Floor Hockey: Miracle Beach School , 6-7pm. 337.5190

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SATURDAY Name That Tune with VaLori & Friends: Griffin Pub, 339.4466 (see ad in this issue). Live Bands: 9pm-1am, Cumberland Hotel. 336.8844 Live Bands: Whistle Stop Pub, 334.4500 Courtenay Legion: Meat draw and dance 2-6 pm 250334-4322 Hockey Night in Canada: Red21. PlaytimeGaming. com (excluding UFC events) Pony Rides: My Barn To Yours 338-5644 CV Year-Round Farmers Market: Native Sons Hall, 9am-12pm, 250.218.0321. Tasting Room Open: Coastal Black Estate Winery, 124:30pm, 250.337.8325. Cardio Jam: Courtenay Rec. Fitness, 9-10:15am. Hiphop, latin flair & fun workout. 250.338.5371. DJ Mike on The Mic: Avalanche Bar. Free. Best dancing tunes in Valley. Requests all night, 331.0945 540 Express: St Peter’s Anglican 5:40pm, 339.3016 Boot Camp: Black Creek Community Hall 9-10:30am, 337.5190. Top 40 DJ: Bridge Lounge, 9pm. Tasting Room & Wine Shop Open: 10:30-5:30 40Knots Estate Winery & Vineyard 2400 Anderton Rd. 941.8810 Riding Lessons: Regular & Therapeutic Lessons, Flexible Schedule, Balance Equestrian 250 203-6042

SUNDAY Meat Draw & Bingo: Cumberland Hotel, 5-9pm. 336.8844 Brunch: Whistle Stop Pub, 9:30am-1pm. 334.4500. Free Pool All Day: Griffin Pub. 339.4466. Riding Lessons: Regular & Therapeutic Lessons, Flexible Schedule, Balance Equestrian 250 203-6042 Courtenay Legion: Crib, 1pm. Gucci, 1:30pm. $5 Sunday Supper, 4pm. 334.4322. Tasting Room Open: Coastal Black Estate Winery, 124:30pm, 250.337.8325. Sunday Supper: Courtenay Legion, $5 home-made meal. 250.334.4322. Red Eye Jam Nite: Avalanche Pub, 331.0945 Youth Group LINC: Drop in activities $2, 3-8pm. Texas Holdem: The Mex Pub 2pm Karaoke: The Bridge Lounge, 8pm. African Drumming: 4:30 pm, Royston Community Hall 250.334.1883 Tasting Room & Wine Shop Open: 10:30-5:30 40Knots Estate Winery & Vineyard 2400 Anderton Rd. 941.8810 Karaoke: Flying Canoe (see ad)


Get Active DANCING Ballet: Canadian Dance Syllabus UDC 850.1554 Ballet Barre Fitness: Heather@coremoves.ca 287.4536 Hip Hop/Street: UDC 850.1554 Irish/River Dancing: Margaret, 850.1091 Jazz: UDC 850.1554 Latin/Ballroom Dancing: Zofia, 923.7043 Square Dancing: Ripple Rockets, 923.1887 Tap: UDC 850.1554 CR Dance Extreme: 286.3376 Zumba: Latin Dance, VI Fitness for Women, 286.1019 DRAMA & MUSIC Pipe Band Lessons: @ Legion, Harper 287.6815 Drum Circles: Hand drumming, 923.6858 Guitar Lessons: Jim Chisholm, 830.1445 Piano Lessons: Judy 923.7678 Piano Lessons: (0yrs-Adult) Lynda, 923.6103 Rivercity Players: 923.4523 Acapella Choir Rehearsals: Sandi, 923.0101 Good Ol’ Gospel Sing Along: Bob 204.0602 Raincoast Creative: Kristy or Heather 287-4536 Young Theatre Classes: Anne, 923.2187 CYCLING Mountain Biking: Geoff, 287.5960 Road Cycling: Jacob 923.6392 Cycling Programs: Outdoor Addictions 286.1184 Biker Body: Spin w/ weights, 286.1019 Spin: VI Fitness for Women, 286.1019 WATER SPORTS Dragonboat Team: Linda 778.420.0805 Diving:Tide Rippers Diving Club Kevin 923.3529 Quadra Island Kayaking: Tours & rentals, 285.3400 Kayaking: Kayaking Unlimited 204.1115 CR Kayak Club: Chris, 286.1184 Sailing: CR Yacht Club, Wade, 923.5326 Scuba Diving: Beaver Aquatics, 287.7625 Swimming: CR Salmon Kings, 830.0861 CR Killer Whales Swim Club: 914.1214 CR Synchronized Swim Club: Greg, 923.3738 OUTDOOR RECREATION Adventurers: CR Adventure Club Bobbi 286.9644 Rock Climbing: On The Rocks, 287.7625 EQUESTRIAN Horsemanship & Riding Lessons: Balance Eq 250.203.6042 CR Trail Riders: Horse Shows, 1.250.337.0021 Bear Creek Ranch: 1.250.337.5524 Equinox Riding Club: 1.250.337.8190 My Barn to Yours: 338.5644 TRACK & FIELD Triathlon Strathcona Club: Ken, 923.0021 GENERAL Laser Tag: N.I. Battlefield, Andy, 202.3484 Motocross: CR Motocross Association, 337.8038 Skateboard Parks: Sportsplex, Willowpoint, Nunns Creek MARTIAL ARTS Kenpo Karate/MMA/Muay Thai: Pure Self Defence, 286.6998 Karate: C.A.S.K. Karate: 286.7263 CR Shito-ryu Seiko-Kai 286.6416

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Pure Self Defence: 286.6998 www.pureselfdefence.com Judo: 923.9628, Karate/Self Defense: 202.0406 RACQUET SPORTS Badminton: CR Badminton, 287.9827 Box Lacrosse: Ann Marie Fair 923.3835 Field Lacrosse: Dan Wilson 334.0063 Racquetball: Gord, gordocop@telus.net Squash: Tony Fantillo 923.4521 Tennis: CR Tennis Club, 923.8134 HOCKEY Air Hockey: Oceanview Billiards, 286.4200 Ball Hockey: Outdoor@ Sportsplex, BYO Equipment Hockey: Minor Hockey Association, 850.0056 Hockey: CR Pioneer Hockey League, 287.9693 Hockey: Men’s Hockey League, 895.0204 BASEBALL Baseball: CR Minor Baseball, Amanda 923.8518 Slo-Pitch Mixed: Maylene 202.5513 Slo-Pitch Mens: Chad 202.2654 Slo-Pitch Womens: Melanie 285.2233 GOLF Storey’s Creek Golf Course: 923.3673 Sequoia Springs Golf Club: 287.4970 Rainbow’s End Golf Course: (Sayward) 282.3222 Gold River Golf Course: 283.7266 Quadra Island Golf Club: 285.2811 GENERAL SPORTS Adventure Club: Hiking, Kayaking, Camping + 286.9644 Bowling: Campbell River Bowling Centre, 286.1177 Boxing: CR Boxing & Fitness Club, Mike, 287.9632 Climbing: On the Rocks Climbing Wall 287.7625 Cricket: CR Cricket Club, Eiko, 203.0254 Curling: CR Curling Club, 287.4200 Disc Golf: Sportsplex, FREE! Equip. rental available, 923.7911 Ultimate Frisbee: campbellriverultimate.com Gymnastics: CR Gymnastics, 286.3547 Ice Skating: Adults & Kids. 923.1424 Pool & Billiards: Oceanview Billiards, 286.4200 Running: River Runners, www.sportfit.bc.ca Running: Shorerunners: 286.1364 Snowshoeing: Outdoor Addictions, Dan 286.1184 Skiing: Mt Washinton Ski Club. John 897.6058 Nordic: Barb Kelly, 339.1904 Soccer: CR Youth Soccer Association, 1.866.964.4625 / Mixed Soccer: Korryn Orbuck 923.1199 Special Olympics: Maureen Brinson, 286.6453 Tackle Football: Cathy Squires 923.2804 Volleyball: CR Volleyball Club, 286.4745 Walking: Hearts in Motion Walking Club, 287.7638 PERSONAL TRAINERS: Competition Training: 250.287.4011 / wcmFitness.com CR Fit Body Boot Camp: Jason Hart 204.3845 Health Matters: Lori Walton 923.2828 Heart Strong Fitness: Sara 203.7832 Sportfit: Sport Training, Steve Nagle 287.6158 FITNESS CENTRES / GYMS Club Fitness: Willow Point 778.420.2288 Competition Training: 250.287.4011 / wcmFitness.com Sportsplex: 923.7911 Strathcona Gardens Rec. Complex: 287.9234 Sportfit: Sportsplex 923.7911 VI Women’s Fitness: Merecroft Village, 286.1019


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