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250-837-9351 www.cityofrevelstoke.com Revelstoke Community & Aquatic Centre, 600 Campbell Avenue Revelstoke Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture Photo by: Bruno Long
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250-837-9351 www.cityofrevelstoke.com Revelstoke Community & Aquatic Centre, 600 Campbell Avenue

Revelstoke Department of Parks,Recreation and Culture

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Bruno Long(Winter/Spring 2012 - current front cover)

I am a professional adventure photographer here in Revelstoke. A native of New Brunswick, I lived in Jasper National Park before moving here 7 years ago. In the years since the move, I have slowly crafted my photography in the surrounding mountains and national parks. A self-taught photographer, my vision for capturing images is about being in the right place at the right time and knowing how to capture those fleeting moments when given the chance. I have always been an opportunistic photographer, letting images

develop during my travels and then waiting for the right moment to present itself. Being prepared, working hard and always having my camera with me while recreating has been the key for my progression. It might mean hauling around a heavy pack on long days in the backcountry or on big mountain bike rides but it is worth all the suffering for those singular moments when everything comes together perfectly to create a lasting image. I strive to create images that make people want to drop what they are doing and go outside to enjoy the spoils of the beautiful environment around us. Moving forward, I am hoping that my photography will allow me to travel around the world, to capture the same beauty and excitement that Revelstoke has given to me for the past 7 years.

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Artist Biography

T he Department of Parks Recreation and Culture wants to celebrate local visual artists by featuring them on the cover of our Leisure Guide. We publish a Fall, Winter/ Spring & Summer edition.

If you are interested in sharing your work with our community we invite you to submit portfolios or samples of your work. Drawings, paintings or photographs are welcome.

For more detail information contact: Meghan MacIsaac Program and Facility Coordinator

Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture

[email protected]

Revelstoke Community & Aquatic Centre, 600 Campbell Ave. 250-837-9351 http://city.revelstoke.ca

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Revelstoke Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture

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Leisure Guide Revelstoke Community & Aquatic Centre 600 Campbell Ave. www.cityofrevelstoke.com 250 837-9351

Painting by Judy Vigue

Winter/Spring 2011Revelstoke Community & Aquatic Centre, 600 Campbell Ave. 250-837-9351 www.cityofrevelstoke.com

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Community Centre..........................................................3 General Information ..........................................3Library.............................................................................4Senior’s Centre ...............................................................5Aquatic Centre ................................................................6 General Information ..........................................6 New Programs / Monthly Specials ....................7 Aquaducks ........................................................7 Birthday Parties ................................................8 Aqua Theraphy / Fitness Centre / Aquafit .........8 Swim Lessons ...................................................9 Pre-Masters / Masters Swim Club ..................10Children & Youth ........................................................... 11 RCC Preschool ............................................... 11 Terrific Toddler Time ........................................12 Jumping Jacks Preschool ...............................12 Drop & Shop December Specials ...................13 Kid’s Baking ....................................................13 Pro D Days .....................................................14 After School Programs ....................................14Arena ............................................................................15 Revelstoke Forum ...........................................15 Revelstoke Curling Club .................................15 Events Schedule .............................................16 Pond Hockey Championships .........................16Sports ...........................................................................17 Revelstoke Judo .............................................17 Revelstoke Nordic Ski Club ............................17 Revelstoke Boxing Club ..................................17 RMR Programs ...............................................18 Revelstoke Acrobats .......................................19 Revelstoke Youth Soccer ................................20 Revelstoke Minor Lacrosse ............................21 Selkirk Saddle Club ........................................22Fitness & Wellness .......................................................23 Fitness Classes ..............................................23 Personal Training ............................................23 Adult Intuitive Meditation .................................23 Pilates Classes ...............................................24 Revelstoke Dance Centre ...............................24 Helios Rehabilitation .......................................25 Bike to Work Week .........................................25 Boost Your Immunity .......................................26General Interest ............................................................27 Street Banner Program ...................................27 Bear Aware .....................................................27 Revelstoke Arts Council Concert Series .........28 Revelstoke Museum & Archives .....................29 Revelstoke Railway Museum ..........................30 Sky Trek Adventure Park ................................30 Revelstoke Alliance Church ............................31Clubs / Associations Directory ......................................32Calendar of Events .......................................................33

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Table of Contents

Wedding…Wedding…Wedding!

Here at the Community Centre we have a large hall available for weddings with the capacity to

accommodate up to 350 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 [email protected]

Bookings should be done six months to one year in advance.

Our next Leisure Guide will be for summer 2012! We will be taking submissions for business advertisements and/or programs as early as February. Get your submissions in early, to ensure a spot in our community brochure. We have very reasonable prices for ad’s that will run a minimum of 3 months! If you are a Community Not for Profit Organization, contact us for special rates

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Our next Leisure Guide will be for Summer 2012!We will be taking submissions for business advertisements and/or programs as early as February. Get your submissions in early, to ensure a spot in our community brochure.

We have very reasonable prices for ad’s that will run a minimum of 3 months! If you are a Community Not for Profit Organization, contact us for special rates.

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Meet our StaffKerry Dawson .......... Department DirectorMeghan MacIsaac ... Facility & Program CoordinatorKaren Scott .............. Aquatic Centre SupervisorTroy Biggs ............... Buildings, Maintenance SupervisorLaurel Corrigan ........ Parks / Arena SupervisorDiana Graham ......... RCC AdministrationSuzanne Grieve ....... RCC AdministrationNikki Ball .................. RCC AdministrationIngrid Boaz .............. RCC AdministrationJanice Sanservino ... RCC Administration

Program & Brochure Info.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, City Hall and various locations around the community.

Registration3 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 - [email protected] 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.

RefundsThe 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.

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.

Meeting Room RentalsWe 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 [email protected]

Hall RentalsThe Community Centre offers an excellent facility for banquets, weddings, trade shows, large meetings, and conferences with accommodation up to 600 people. Full commercial kitchen 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 [email protected]

Note: Wedding Bookings should be made at least 6 months to 1 year in advance to guarantee a rental at the Revelstoke Community Centre.

Centre HoursWinter/Spring: December 18 - June 6

Office:Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 9:00 pm*Saturday 10:00 am - 8:00 pmSunday 12 noon - 8:00 pmStat. Holidays 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

*During Holiday Break - December 19 to January 2 the Aquatic Centre hours Mon - Fri will be 8:00 am - 9:00 pmSpecial requests for bookings by businesses or individual groups may be accommodated outside of our regular hours.

HOLIDAY HOURS:Dec. 24 10:00 am - 4:00 pmDec. 25 CLOSED - Merry Christmas!Dec. 26 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmDec. 31 10:00 am - 4:00 pmJan. 1 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

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Time for TwoCome share some stories, rhymes, music, and wiggle action fun with your toddler every Friday morning at the Library.

WINTER TIME FOR TWOWhen: February 3 - March 9Time: Friday’s 10:15 am - 10:45 amAge: 2 - 3 1/2 years old and caregiver

SPRING TIME FOR TWOWhen: March 30 - April 27Time: Friday’s 10:15 am - 10:45 amAge: 2 - 3 1/2 years old and caregiver

Summer Reading Club 2012Strange...But True?Dates and times to be announced in the Spring.

This summer, kids throughout the province will devour facts and fiction about all things surprising, puzzling, wonderful, and weird.

• WILD WILD LIFE • BIGGEST, FASTEST, FIRST• IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE • WEIRD SCIENCE• TRUE STORY! • TRICK OR TRUTH?• YOU DON’T SCARE ME!

Common Threadswith Natalie LebelDo you knit, crochet, cross-stitch, needlepoint or latch hook? Just started? Have you been doing it for years? Whether you are experienced or just starting, come join the fun as we learn together. Participants will be responsible for bringing their own supplies. FREE and open to all ages!

When: January 17 - May 15Time: Every first and third Tuesday of each month from 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Discover your ORL at www.orl.bc.caOur local library offers a wide variety of books and resource information

and is also located at the Revelstoke Community/Aquatic Centre at 605 Campbell Avenue.

REGISTRATION:Thursday, January 5 (ongoing)All programs are FREE.

Hours of Operation:

Tuesday 12 noon - 8:00 pmWednesday 12 noon - 7:00 pmThursday 10:00 am - 4:00 pmFriday 10:00 am - 5:00 pmSaturday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Warm Up with StorytimeOur 45-60 minute sessions are full of fun stories, fingerplays, music, and more. This program is for children who are comfortable participating on their own, in a group situation.

WINTER STORYTIMEDate: January 19 - March 15Time: Thursday’s 1:15 pm - 2:00 pmAge: Children 3+ to 5 years old

SPRING STORYTIMEDate: April 12 - May 31Time: Thursday’s 1:15 pm - 2:00 pmAge: Children 3+ to 5 years old

For more information drop in or call 250-837-5095 or e-mail: [email protected]

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Senior’s CentreThe 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 Fred Schraeder at 250 837-3674.

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 (inside the Community Centre) .

Medical Bus250-837-3888

Tuesdays: Salmon Arm/KamloopsWednesdays: Vernon/Kelowna

Departs at precisely 8:00 am

Senior Citizens AssociationPhone: 250-837-9456E-mail: [email protected]

Senior’s Counselor: Bev WeigeTo make an appointment, call 250 837-2494Volunteer Coordinator: Jean PedersenTuesday - Friday 9:00 am - 12:00 pmSenior’s Centre RentalsFor Inquiries call the centre 250-837-3674

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

GENEALOGYMEETING1:00 pm

BINGO1:00 pm

CARPET BOWLING

9:30 am-11:00 am

SELKIRKSINGERS 1:30 pm

CARPET BOWLING

9:30 am-11:00 am

SENIOREXERCISE

10:30 am-11:30 am

WII GAMES7:00 pm

DARTS7:00 pm

WHIST7:30 pm

DARTS7:00 pm

DUPLICATE BRIDGE

12:45 am-5:00 pm

SCHEDULE OF “ACTIVITIES”

New Community Programs

Good Morning Program ~ A friendly phone call each day for those in need. ~ A great way to stay safe and be connected with others.

Volunteer Driver Program ~ Out-of-town rides to or from medical appointments. ~ In-town rides to medical appointments, programs or special events

Computer Classes for Seniors ~ Seniors learn basic computer skills or expand their knowledge ~ This program is limited to members of the Senior's Association.

Helping Hands-Shopping

~ Grocery shopping services for shut-in or disabled persons. ~ Clients must register with Home Care Nursing.

Helping Hands–Home Services ~Volunteers help low income seniors with yard maintenance, snow removal, lawn mowing, and minor home repairs. ~ Clients must be members of the Seniors Association

Membership Only$10.00 per year!

~ For more information on these

programs please call or stop into the

Senior's Center and speak with the Program Coordinator

between 9 a.m. and noon - Tuesdays thru Fridays.

250-837-9456

603 Connaught Avenue

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New Community Programs

Good Morning Program ~ A friendly phone call each day for those in need. ~ A great way to stay safe and be connected with others.

Volunteer Driver Program ~ Out-of-town rides to or from medical appointments. ~ In-town rides to medical appointments, programs or special events

Computer Classes for Seniors ~ Seniors learn basic computer skills or expand their knowledge ~ This program is limited to members of the Senior's Association.

Helping Hands-Shopping

~ Grocery shopping services for shut-in or disabled persons. ~ Clients must register with Home Care Nursing.

Helping Hands–Home Services ~Volunteers help low income seniors with yard maintenance, snow removal, lawn mowing, and minor home repairs. ~ Clients must be members of the Seniors Association

Membership Only$10.00 per year!

~ For more information on these

programs please call or stop into the

Senior's Center and speak with the Program Coordinator

between 9 a.m. and noon - Tuesdays thru Fridays.

250-837-9456

603 Connaught Avenue

E mail [email protected]

New Community Programs

Good Morning Program ~ A friendly phone call each day for those in need. ~ A great way to stay safe and be connected with others.

Volunteer Driver Program ~ Out-of-town rides to or from medical appointments. ~ In-town rides to medical appointments, programs or special events

Computer Classes for Seniors ~ Seniors learn basic computer skills or expand their knowledge ~ This program is limited to members of the Senior's Association.

Helping Hands-Shopping

~ Grocery shopping services for shut-in or disabled persons. ~ Clients must register with Home Care Nursing.

Helping Hands–Home Services ~Volunteers help low income seniors with yard maintenance, snow removal, lawn mowing, and minor home repairs. ~ Clients must be members of the Seniors Association

Membership Only$10.00 per year!

~ For more information on these

programs please call or stop into the

Senior's Center and speak with the Program Coordinator

between 9 a.m. and noon - Tuesdays thru Fridays.

250-837-9456

603 Connaught Avenue

E mail [email protected]

Only $10.00 per year!

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Aquatic Centre

Hours of OperationWinter/Spring: December 18 - June 6

Monday - Friday 6:30 am - 9:00 pm*Saturday 10:00 am - 8:00 pmSunday 12 noon - 8:00 pmStat. Holidays 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

*During Holiday Break - December 19 to January 2 the Aquatic Centre hours Mon - Fri will be 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

Toonie Swim is back!Tuesday, January 3 our early morning Toonie Swim will start up again.

Monday - Friday from 6:30 am - 8:00 am you can swim for just 2 bucks!

Punch CardsAsk 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 RentalsAvailable at reception$2.00 cash

All proceeds are donated eachmonth to local organizations.

Locker Tokensto secure lockers.75 cents

Towel Rentalsavailable at reception $2.00

Locker Tokensto secure lockers .75 cents

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Passes Available

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

3 MONTH PASS $$$

Under 3 yrs FREE

Child 3-12 yrs $76.50

Teen 13-18 yrs $95.00

Adult 19-64 yrs $135.00

Senior 65 + $95.50

FAMILY $330.00

6 MONTH PASS $$$

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

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

AQUATIC CENTRE or FITNESS- ADMISSION PRICES

6 Month Includes: Pool, Fitness & Public Skating (not including Childs Pass)

Annual Includes: Pool, Fitness & Public Skating (not including Childs Pass)

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: [email protected] for more information.Check out our website at www.cityofrevelstoke.com

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Swim & Movie NightsParents, need a few hours to yourself? Pre-registration IS required AS space is limited for 5 & 6 year olds (10 maximum). Drop the kids off for a Swim & Movie, with healthy snack and beverage provided! Make plans for yourself for the evening and don’t worry about the kids! Will be held once a month. Dates: TBA.Cost: $10.00

Giggle Sing & SwimFamily Literacy WeekDate: Tuesday, January 24Time: 1:00 pmDate: Wednesday, January 25Time: 6:30 pm

Baby LoveDate: Monday, February 13Time: 3:00 pm

Spring SplashDate: Monday, March 12Time: 10:00 am

April ShowersDate: Monday, April 16Time: 6:30 pm

Parent Tot & SwimEVERY FRIDAY!!Date: January 6 - June 1, 2012Afternoon: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pmEvening: 5:00 pm - 6:00 pmCost: $2.00 (per parent, tots are free!)

Toonie Family SwimSunday Family Fun Day! Sunday afternoons on the last Sunday of every monthTime: 12:00 pm - 3:00 pmCost: $2.00 for the whole family!

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Aquatic Centre NEW!

Monthly Specials!December 24 Show us your BELLS on Christmas

Eve. Swim for a toonie!

January Senior Appreciation Month. If you are 65 or older, come swimming for a toonie for the whole month of January.

Februrary 14 Valentine’s Day 2 for 1 swim ALL DAY!

March 17 St. Patrick’s Day SPECIAL - Luck of the Irish. Pick a Shamrock and see what your luck brings you today!

April 7 Share your Easter spirit. Bring a non-perishable food item & swim for a toonie. (All donations go to local Food Bank.)

May 13 Mother’s Day - Mom’s swim FREE!

June 17 Father’s Day - Father’s swim FREE!

NEW!

Game Night for KidsDrop the kids with us for Toonie Game Night! This will be a fun way to engage your kids! For ages 7 and up or Pre-Register your 5 or 6 year olds (10 maximum).

Date: 2nd Friday of every month starting January 13, 2012Time: 5:00 pm - 8:00 pmCost: $2.00

Or Contact Karyn Molder at

250-837-2914

For registration and information visit us at

www.revelstokeaquaducks.ca

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Pool Birthday PartiesWet & Wild Birthday Party 7 - 12 years

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(Not available on Sundays!)

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

Reserved Pool PartiesContact the Aquatic Centre for reserved pool parties and private rentals. Call 250-837-9351 or e-mail:[email protected]

Aquatic TherapyAquatic 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.

• 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

Fitness CentreWe also have a FITNESS CENTRE which is a key part of our facility. Equipment offered includes 2 treadmills, 4 elliptical, 3 bicycles and 1 stair climber. A universal gym is also available. Admission rates are the same as the Aquatic Centre or you can purchase a combined pass for 11/2 times the pool memberships. Hours are the same as the pool.

Aquafit ClassesMonday and Wednesday: 6:30 am - 7:30 am(Starting January 9, 2012)Tuesdays and Thursday: 9:00 am - 10:00 am(ongoing classes)

Adult drop-in $6.50Senior drop-in $5.50

Aquafit punch cards available:Adult $65.00Senior $55.00Purchase 12 visits in advance for the price of 10!

Aquatic Centre

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Aquatic CentreWinter Swimming Lessons

Cost: $55.00 for 30 minute classes / $80.00 for 45 minute classes

Session 1 January 11 - February 3 Wednesday & Friday 9:00 am - 11:00 am Session 2 February 14 - March 8 Tuesday & Thursday Evening see below

**Please note**• Starfish/Sea Turtle/Duck is for 0 - 3 years and must be accompanied by a parent.• Preschool classes are designated for children 3 - 6 years and are based on ability.• Levels 1-10 begin at the age of 6 and placement is based on ability. If you are not sure what level you are in, call ahead and we will let you know.

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.

LEVEL DAY & TIMETuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Salamander 9:00 am 9:00 amStarfish/SeaTurtle/Duck 9:30 am 9:30 amCrocodile 10:00 am 10:00 amSalamander 10:30 am 10:30 amSea Otter 11:00 am 11:00 amSalamander 3:30 pm 3:30 pmLevel 1/2 3:30 pm 3:30 pmCrocodile 4:00 pm 4:00 pmLevel 3/4 4:00 pm 4:00 pmWhale 4:30 pm 4:30 pmLevel 5/6 4:30 pm 4:30 pmSea Otter 5:00 pm 5:00 pmSunfish 5:30 pm 5:30 pmLevel 7/8 - 45 min 5:30 pm 5:30 pm

Private LessonsAvailable 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.

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Aquatic CentreRevelstoke Masters Swim ClubInstructor: Jeff Beatty

For more information please contact:Rosemary Kelsall at 250-837-7081

New Members Welcome!

NLS Re-Certification

Prerequisite: Current CPR CDate: March 4Time: 8:30 am - 12:30 pmPrice: $100.00

Pre-MastersGain more technical skill and Aquatic fitness. Prepares you for Masters to gain the confidence you need to join. Register with us at the Community Centre 250-837-9351 or e-mail [email protected]

Dates: January 9 - April 27* Monday, Wednesday & Friday Time: 9:00 am - 10:00 amPrice: $350.00 ($10.00 Drop-in) NEW - Punch Passes available: $90.00Instructor: Jeff Beatty

*April 6 - 9 there are no sessions due to Easter.We need 6 people to sign up in order to run this course.

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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.

Registration Procedure andMethod of Payment1. Registration will be ongoing until classes are full. 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 remaining preschool term January 2 - June 24 at time of registration.

Option 2 ....50% at time of registration and the balance paid on March 15, 2012.

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.**

Preschool StaffNancy Ward ............. E.C.E. SupervisorPam Hanson ............ InstructorNaoko Swift ............. Instructor

Available ClassesJanuary 2 - June 24, 2012

Toddler Time (2 years old)

Tuesday & Thursday 9:00 am - 10:30 am48 sessions - FULL $324.00

Tuesday & Thursday 11:00 am - 12:30 pm48 sessions - FULL $324.00

Cool Kids (3 - 4 years old)

Monday & Wednesday Noon - 2:00 pm45 sessions - 13 spots $405.00

Tuesday & Thursday 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm48 sessions - 12 spots $432.00

Cool Kids (4 - 5 years old)

Mon / Wed / Fri 9:00 am - 11:30 am68 sessions - 4 spots $765.00

Monday & Wednesday 9:00 am - 11:30 am45 sessions - 6 spots $506.25

Friday only 9:00 am - 11:30 am23 sessions - 8 spots $258.75

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TERRIFIC TODDLER TIME

Come have some fun atJumping Jacks Preschool!

Jumping Jacks Preschool is pleased to offer the Seeds of EmpathyProgram. For more information see the link on our website at:www.community-connections.caJumping Jacks is located at 1550 Illecillewaet Rd.

Join us for art, singing, games, puzzles, books, toys, movement and more!We have 2 classes to choose from: Monday/Wednesday/Friday’s or Tuesday/Thursday’s

Class times for 3-5 year old’s are: 9:00am to 11:30am. For more information orto register, during the school year, call us in the mornings at: 250-837-5773

During the summer months call Rosetta at: 250-837-4660 or call Community Connectionsanytime at: 250-837-2920

Registration for 2012-2013 will begin in February.Contact the preschool to register.

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Hey Parents!!Need a few hours to yourself for shopping, or getting ready for the holidays? We have created these one day weekend specials to cater to your needs! A great afternoon activity for the kids as well!

Note: For all programs**Please let us knowof any allergies**

Rudolph Play Time(Ages 3 - 5)

Get away for last minute Christmaserrands while your kids enjoy crafts,cookie decorating, story time, singsong and gym time.

When: Saturday, December 17Where: Community Centre MP3Time: 2:00 pm - 4:00 pmCost: $20.00

NEW! One Day “Drop & Shop” December Specials!

Friends, Me & the Christmas Tree(Ages 5 - 7)

Join us here at the Community Centre for some festive fun! Be creative decorating cookies and a tree ornament while enjoying holiday music, story time, and a warm beverage.

When: Saturday, December 10Where: Boulder RoomTime: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmCost: $25.00

Christmas Baking Class(Ages 7 - 10)

Become one of Santa’s little helpers with this hands on class! Get ready for a full class of Christmas baking. Each child will leave with some goodies to take home, made specially by them!.

When: Tuesday, December 20Where: RCC KitchenTime: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmCost: $30.00

Kids Seasonal Baking ClassesGet your kids excited about baking in our NEW seasonal baking classes! This is a fantastic way to teach your children about the basics of baking & how to be creative. We will be offering these sessions on the following dates for corresponding holidays.

Valentine’s Day: Saturday, February 11St. Patrick’s Day: Saturday, March 17Easter: Saturday, March 31Mother’s Day: Saturday, May 12Father’s Day: Saturday, June 16

(Two classes available for ages 3-6 and 6-10)Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm (ages 3-6) 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm (ages 6-10)Cost: $15.00 per class(includes all ingredients and goodies to take home)

Pre-registration is required as class size is limited.

Kids Baking ClubWould you like to get your child excited about baking and increase their skills in the kitchen? Monday afternoons we will be hosting the Kids Baking Club for kids ages 7 - 11; an afterschool program that will teach children more than the basics in the kitchen and send them home with yummy treats and maybe teach Mom a thing or two (or at least give her the afternoon off!).

When: March 12 - April 16 - Monday afternoons. (Skipping Easter on Monday, April 9.)Time: 3:30 pm - 5:30 pmCost: $60.00

Pre-registration is required,maximum of 10 students.

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After School ProgramsBabysitter Training 2012

Participate in this informative course on babysitting safety tips and emergency first aid. This course is open to both boys and girls 11 years and older.

PRE-REGISTRATION IS NECESSARY as class size is limited (based on Canada Safety Council Guidelines).

When: February 20, 22, 27, 29 (Mondays and Wednesdays)Where: Community CentreTime: 3:30 pm - 5:00 pmCost: $40.00Instructor: Chris FroehlichMaximum Enrollment: 25

Homesafe Program

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:

1. Phone pre-caution2. First Aid3. Household hazards & emergency procedures

When: Tuesday, March 6Where: Community CentreTime: 3:30 pm - 5:00 pmCost: $20.00Instructor: Chris Froehlich

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The Revelstoke Curling Club

January 7, 2012: Ironman Curling Draw to the button, solo 1 day curling event, Fun and Prizes! February 4 & 5, 2012: Mixed Curling Bonspiel Four person teams, any combination of Men & Women. Sign Up Early! February 26 & 27, 2012: Mixed Zone Play downs Teams from North Okanagan playing for rights to go to Provincial Finals March 2, 3, 4, 2012: Men's 60th Anniversary Cash spiel Our Premier Event of the Year. Lots of Fun & Entertainment! LOOKING TO JOIN A LEAUGE?

We have the following running all year. Call or Email the club for more details. Monday- Open League, Men & Women play at 7pm Monday- Senior’s League, Men & Women play at 1pm Tuesday- Open League, Men and Women play at 7pm Thursday- Men’s League, Men start playing at 7:15pm Friday-Drop in Curling 7pm-9pm $5 per person Always a busy and fun night out! Meet Curlers from all over the world!

For information on any of the above, contact the Curling Club at 837-4356, or [email protected]

The Lounge is open on all these event and game nights. Come down and to watch curling from above the ice and have a refreshment. The Curling Club Rents the facility for personal or business functions which includes both the lounge and/or ice. Call or e mail to book your: Meetings Parties Family Functions

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Revelstoke Forum

NEW!

*Please be advised*: All schedules subject to change due to hockey games or tournaments. Please call numbers below for more information.

Public SkatingSaturday & Sunday 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Parent & Tot SkatingThursday & Friday 10:30 am - 11:30 am 1:00 pm - 2:00 pmAdults: $2.00

Puck Shooters (Pick-up Hockey)

Wednesday, Thursday& Friday 11:30 am - 1:00 pmDrop-in: $7.00Season: $127.00

Forum RentalThe Revelstoke Forum is available for group rentals for general skating, broomball, pick-up hockey, or birthdays at reasonable rates!

Revelstoke Forum *Please be advised*: All schedules subject to change

due to hockey games or tournaments Please call numbers below for more information.

Public Skating Saturday & Sunday 1pm-3pm

Parent & Tot Thursday & Friday’s 10:30 am-11:30 am & 1:00 pm-2:00 pm Adults $2

Puck Shooters Thursday & Friday’s 11:30am - 1:00pm $7 drop in or $127 for the season

FORUM SKATE SHARPENING $4 per pair SKATE RENTALS $3.00 per pair

Want to Rent the Forum?

It is available for group rentals for general skating, broomball, pick up hockey or birthdays at reasonable rates!

NEW! Inquire about our hourly rental fees for dry floor rentals

For more information visit us at 1000 Vernon Ave Or Phone: 250-837-4040 (Leave msg)

250-837-1981 or RCC at 837-9351

*Tax Included Daily Fee Season’s Pass Child 2 & Under

FREE FREE

Child 3 -12 years

$2.00 $55.00

Teens 13-18 years

$3.00 $74.00

Adult 19 -64 years

$5.00 $102.00

Senior 65+

$3.00 $74.00

Family $8.00 $188.00

Inquire about our hourly rental fees for dry floor rentals.

SKATE SHARPENING $4.00 / pairSKATE RENTALS $3.00 / pair

For more information visit us at: 1000 Vernon Avenueor phone: 250-837-4040 (leave msg)

250-837-1982 or RCC at 250-837-9351

LOOKING TO JOIN A LEAGUE?

We have the following running all year:

Monday Open League, Men & Women - 7:00 pmMonday Senior’s League, Men & Women - 1:00 pmTuesday Open League, Men & Women - 7:00 pmThursday Men’s League - 7:15 pmFriday Drop-in Curling, $5.00 / person 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Always a busy and fun night out! Meet curlers from all over the world!

Ironman Curling - January 1Draw to the button, solo 1 day curling event, fun & prizes!

Mixed Curling Bonspiel - February 4 & 5Four person teams, any combination of men & women. Sign up early!

Mized Zone Play Downs - February 26 & 27Teams from North Okanagan playing for rights to go to Provincial Finals.

Men’s 60th Anniversary Cashspiel - March 2, 3, & 4Our premiere event of the year. Lots of fun and entertainment!

For information on any of the above contact the Curling Club at 250-837-4356 or e-mail: [email protected]

The Lounge is open on all these event and game nights. Come down and to watch curling from above the ice and have a refreshment. The Curling Club Rents the facility for personal or business functions which includes both the lounge and/or ice. Call or e-mail to book your:Meetings, Parties, Family Functions

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Arena Events(UPCOMING EVENTS: SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE)

BC EASTERN REGIONAL

Pond Hockey Championships Feb 3-5

2012 IN INVERMERE, BC

register today at

bcpondhockey.com

1st Annual

BC Eastern Regional Pond Hockey Championships

The Event

2.5 Days of 4 on 4 Outdoor Hockey action Non-stop 30 minute games Live music and festivities all weekend long

The Rules

No goalies, no icing, no off-sides The Divisions

Men’s and Women’s - Recreational & Competitive 19+ . Masters (35+). Senior Masters (50+)

Sun, Jan 1 CLOSED FOR NEW YEAR’SMon, Jan 2 Loonie Skate 1:00 pm - 3:00 pmSat, Jan 7 Pre-Novice TournamentSun, Jan 8 Grizzlies vs Princeton 2:00 pm Grizzlies Fan Appreciation 4:30 pm - 5:30 pmFri, Jan 8 RCMP vs Fire Dept. 7:00 pmSat, Jan 14 Public Skate 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Pee Wee vs Penticton 3:05 pmSun, Jan 15 Pee Wee vs Penticton 10:50 am Public Skate 1:00 pm - 3:00 pmWed, Jan 18 Grizzlies vs North Okanagan 7:00 pmFri, Jan 20 Grizzlies vs Kelowna 7:00 pmSat, Jan 21 Public Skate 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Bantam vs Merritt 3:05 pm Grizzlies vs Sicamous 7:00 pmSun, Jan 22 Bantam vs Merritt 10:50 am Grizzlies vs Chase 2:00 pmFri, Jan 27 Grizzlies vs Creston 7:00 pmSat, Jan 28 Public Skate 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Bantam vs Kamloops 3:05 pm Grizzlies vs Osoyoos 7:00 pmSun, Jan 29 Public Skate 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Bantam vs Vernon 3:05 pm

Fri, Dec 2 Grizzlies vs Columbia Valley 7:00 pmSat, Dec 3 Public Skate 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Bantam vs Vernon 3:05 pm Salmon Arm Midgets vs Williams Lake 5:45 pmSun, Dec 4 Public Skate 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Pee Wee vs Kelowna 3:05 pmFri, Dec 9 Public Skate 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmSat, Dec 10 Public Skate 1:00 pm - 3:00 pmSun, Dec 11 Public Skate 1:00 pm - 3:00 pmWed, Dec 14 Grizzlies vs North Okanagan 7:00 pmFri, Dec 16 Public Skate 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmSat, Dec 17 Loonie Skate 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Grizzlies vs Golden 7:00 pmSun, Dec 18 Loonie Skate 1:00 pm - 3:00 pmMon, Dec 19 Loonie Skate 1:00 pm - 3:00 pmto Sat, Dec 24Sun, Dec 25 CLOSED FOR CHRISTMASMon, Dec 26 CLOSED FOR BOXING DAYTues, Dec 27 Loonie Skate 1:00 pm - 3:00 pmto Fri, Dec 30Sat, Dec 31 Loonie Skate 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Loonie Skate 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

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BC EASTERN REGIONAL

Pond Hockey Championships Feb 3-5

2012 IN INVERMERE, BC

register today at

bcpondhockey.com

1st Annual

BC Eastern Regional Pond Hockey Championships

The Event

2.5 Days of 4 on 4 Outdoor Hockey action Non-stop 30 minute games Live music and festivities all weekend long

The Rules

No goalies, no icing, no off-sides The Divisions

Men’s and Women’s - Recreational & Competitive 19+ . Masters (35+). Senior Masters (50+)

BC EASTERN REGIONAL

Pond Hockey Championships Feb 3-5

2012 IN INVERMERE, BC

register today at

bcpondhockey.com

1st Annual

BC Eastern Regional Pond Hockey Championships

The Event

2.5 Days of 4 on 4 Outdoor Hockey action Non-stop 30 minute games Live music and festivities all weekend long

The Rules

No goalies, no icing, no off-sides The Divisions

Men’s and Women’s - Recreational & Competitive 19+ . Masters (35+). Senior Masters (50+)

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Judo – the gentle way - is not only an old Japanese martial art, but also a form of self defense, a way of physical and mental self control, and, last but not least, an Olympic sport .

We teach all of these aspects in two classes: a parent-child and junior course for beginners and an advanced course focusing on techniques and competition style Judo.

As a club of volunteers we can offer reasonable fees – only $25 per month. Uniforms are provided by the club.

CLASSES Mondays and Wednesdays at the Auditorium of the Legion:

Junior Beginners ( 5 – 12 yrs.): 6:00 – 7:00 pm

Junior Advanced and Senior Beginners: 7:00 – 8:30 pm

Instructors: Sensei Cornelius Suchy, 1st degree black belt, with 30 years experience training and instructing judo worldwide (including Germany, Belgium, Kazakhstan, Nepal, and Canada).

For more information please contact Cornelius at (250) 814-71 84 or [email protected]

Sports

Revelstoke Boxing ClubHosts of 2011 Provincial Championships

The Revelstoke Boxing Club is offering recreational and competitive amateur boxing programs in the boxing gym at Big Eddy Elementary School, 1000 Begbie Road.

When: Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday

Time: 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Cost: $30.00 / month plus an annual fee for the Boxing BC Association

Should you have any questions,please contact: Sam LeRoseat 250-837-6619

The Revelstoke Nordic Ski Clubwelcomes you!

Join us this winter at our greatfacilities at Mt Macpherson.

For more information, checkwww.revelstokenordic.org

Snow Phone: 250.837.7303

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KIDS REALLY DO ROC!At the Revelstoke Outdoors Centre (ROC), the new Kids ROC facility offers a dedicated space for young snow school participants and kids après activities. Less than 50 steps away from Kids ROC is the new Turtle Creek Beginner Area and Tube Park featuring a progressive beginner slope, magic carpet, and three lane tube park.

Come by and visit the new Kids ROC facility and experience all the fun at Revelstoke Mountain Resort!

CONTACT: [email protected]: WWW.REVELSTOKEMOUNTAINRESORT.COM

LADIES’ DAYHalf and Full Day options, every Friday starting at 9:30am from January 6 – March 30, 2012. Groups are divided by ability level.

WEEKEND PROGRAMS 2011-12 Snow School weekend programs commence January 7, 2012 for 8 weeks.

ADVENTURE STARTS HERE! CSIA COURSES, BACKCOUNTRY PROGRAMS, SNOW SCHOOL LESSONS AND MORE!

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1051 Sandstone Road in Big Eddy 250-837-5985

WINTER 2012

The Acrobats' winter session will be ten weeks long, beginning January 9, 2012, and ending March 15th. Registration will begin January 2nd through the 6th. Please call us at 250-837-5895 for any questions.

Please note we will be closed December 15th through January 1st for the holidays. Check out our Facebook

page for current info and updates.

All classes meet once per week. Prices are for class fees and do not include Gymnastics BC annual insurance fee of $14. Please note there will be no classes on Feb. 3rd and 4th, and Feb 25th and 26th.

BABYBEARS (walking - 3 years): A parent and tot participation class, it's a fun way to explore the gym while developing gross motor skills. Tuesday or Wednesday, 10:30-11:15am, $80 CUBS (4 -5 years): Little cubs participate on their own, learning basic movements to improve their balance and gross motor skills. Gymnastic and trampoline skills are introduced through fun games. Tuesday 1:00-1:45pm or 2:00-2:45pm, Wed 1:00-1:45pm, $80 GYMBEAR (Kindergarten): Children will have fun refining basic gymnastic movements and are challenged in a more skill specific environment that will develop strength and improve motor skills. Tuesday 3:30-4:30pm, $100, or Saturday 1-2pm, $80 CANJUMP: This program is focused on achieving basic trampoline, double mini, and tumbling skills. Children will improve strength, flexibility, and coordination while tracking their progress in a fun environment. Athletes are grouped by age first and ability as much as possible. All classes are $100 each, except Fridays are $80. 6-7 years: Thursday or Friday, 3:30-4:30pm

7-9 years: Wednesday 3:30-4:30pm or Friday 4:30-5:30pm 10+ Advanced: Wednesday 4:30-5:30pm

We also have drop-in classes for all school ages! Please check our current schedule on our Facebook page or give us a call for more info.

Our Spring session will be starting March 26th, and finishing May 18th. Scheduling and price info for

this session will be available closer to Spring break. Please call us to confirm the schedule or check out

our Facebook page for updated session info.

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REGISTRATION DAYS

Thursday February 23rd 6-8pm Saturday February 25th 3:30-5pm

Location: Revelstoke Community Center

What to bring to registration:

1)$50 volunteer cheque made out to RYSA 2)Cash or cheque for registration payment

Register Online!

Make your registration day easy! Fill out player registration forms online before you arrive

on registration day. Go to www.revsoccer.com for details.

Online forms will be available starting January 20th, 2012.

Your volunteer cheque will be cashed only if you

do not volunteer to help out with the program in any way.

House League Registration Fees

Early Registration (by Feb 25th)

Years 1999—2001 $80 Years 2002—2008 $70

Regular Registration (after Feb 25th)

Years 1999—2001 $95 Years 2002—2008 $85

Pre Season Soccer Clinic $5

*Registration Fees include: Individual & team photo, insurance with BC Soccer, medal, year end wind up, a uniform to keep and most of

all FUN!*

DEV/REP Players Registration Fees

If your child plays on a Dev/REP team

they will pay one fee of;

10-13 years old $150 (first $50 was paid at October registration)

(includes House League, DEV team fees and referee fees)

14-16 years old $150

(first $50 was paid at October registration) (includes players insurance, rep team fees

and referee fees)

What if I register after Feb 25th??

If you miss the registration dates - please go to www.revsoccer.com or phone 250-200-2088 and

follow instructions for registration. Registrations after Feb 25th will be accepted only

if space permits.

Revelstoke

Youth Soccer

For contact and league information go to www.revsoccer.com

MANDATORY EQUIPMENT: Shin pads and soccer cleats!

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CATCH THE FEVER!!!

Play the fastest game on two feet ... LACROSSE!

REVELSTOKE MINOR LACROSSE

Lacrosse season runs from mid April through June. Dryland Training starts Tuesday, March 29th every Tuesday and Thursday from 6:30 PM-9:30 PM. School location to be advised. Team Practices & Games will be at Revelstoke Forum once the ice is out (approx. mid April-June). Registration Forms available at the Community Centre. For further information, call Dwayne at 250-837-7493.

Registration Date at the Community Centre Thursday, March 24th, 2011 -6:00-8:00 PM

Saturday, March 26th, 2011- 11:00 AM-2:00 PM Tentative Dates -TBA - please contact Ingrid as these may change!

NEW PLAYERS - PLEASE BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE & BC MEDICAL CARD.

LACROSSE FEVER Wayne Gretzky, Paul Coffey, Adam Oates, John Tavares and several other NHL stars played this

exciting game throughout their Minor Hockey careers. Lacrosse helps develop skill, speed, intelligence, fitness, endurance and dexterity. At over 1,000 years old, Lacrosse is the oldest organized sport in North America. Lean Canada's national summer sport - Lacrosse! But most of all ... Lacrosse if FUN!

Our season begins with seeding games in Armstrong against other teams in the Thompson Okanagan division. The teams are from Penticton/Summerland, Kelowna, Kamloops, Armstrong/Vernon, Enderby, Merritt, Salmon Arm/Sicamous/Enderby.

FOR ALL BOYS AND GIRLS Age Group Birth Year Registration

Mini Tyke/Tyke 2003-2006 $38.00 Novice 2001-2002 $60.00 Pee Wee 1999-2000 $70.00 Bantam 1997-1998 $80.00 Midget 1995-1996 $90.00

Thursday, March 24th, 2012 - 6:00-8:00 PMSaturday, March 26th, 2012 - 11:00 AM-2:00 PM

Tentative Dates - TBA - please contact Ingrid as these may change!

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June 9th, 2012 11:00am to 2:00pm

Pony Rides $5 Trail Rides also available

Concession with Hot Dogs, Hamburgers and Drinks

Please bring your child’s bike helmet

Manure available for purchase

Bottle Drive If you have any bottles and pop cans that you

would like to unload, bring them along

This is a fundraiser for the SELKIRK SADDLE CLUB

A non-profit organization

MANURE SALE

Unscreened aged horse manure for sale

Up to 1 Ton Truck $50.00 you load $60 tractor loads

$5 per bucket

This is a fundraiser for the

SELKIRK SADDLE CLUB A non-profit organization

Call Kelly 250-814-8554 or

Tanya @ 250-814-0050

June 9th, 2012 11:00am – 2:00pm

Pony Rides $5

Trail Rides Available Concession with hotdogs, burger and drinks

Please bring your child’s bike helmet for safety

Bottle Drive If you have any pop cans or bottles you would like to

unload bring them along!

This is a fundraiser for the SELKIRK SADDLE CLUB A non-profit organization

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Call: Kelly 250-814-8554 or Tanya 250-814-0050

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TOUCH OFELEGANCE

Nails & Waxing

TANYA SECORDLicensed Nail Technician

Phone: 250-814-0050 Cell: 250-814-8606

Because You Deserve It!

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Fitness & WellnessFitness ClassesSenior Land Fitness - Rockin’ to the Oldies!This social workout done to oldies music is a moderately intense fitness class incorporating cardiovascular fitness, strength, self-defense, balance and flexibility. Designed to maintain daily functional activities. Come and feel the difference!

Dates: Mondays and Wednesdays January 4 - April 30Time: 9:00 am - 10:00 amCost: $5.00 Drop-InInstructor: Chantal Faucher, BCRPA certified instructor in 3rd age FitnessLocation: Dance Studio, Revelstoke Community Centre

Ladies Early Bird Circuit Training WorkoutThis is a great way to be introduced to the fitness facility and equipment. A certified fitness and weight instructor is available for one hour to develop personal workout programs and assist individuals on cardio equipment and weights in the fitness room.

Dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays January 3 - February 9Time: 6:00 am - 7:00 am (gym will be open at 5:30 am for optional cardio machine warm-up)Cost: $60.00 (includes HST) Pre-register & pay at the Community Centre.Instructor: Chantal Faucher, BCRPA certified weight instructor and 3rd age FitnessLocation: Revelstoke Community Centre

Power FitBeginner or avid fitness enthusiasts will find they are FIT for this workout, packed with fun and energizing activity that may include circuit training, strength & conditioning, core & stability, obstacle course & agility, power & sports drills, marshal arts, and more.

Dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays January 3 - February 9Time: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pmCost: $89.60 (whole session, includes HST) $8.00 (drop-in, includes HST) Pre-register & pay at the Community Centre.Instructor: Chantal Faucher, BCRPA weight instructor, CFES, 2nd degree black beltLocation: Revelstoke Community Centre

Personal Training AvailableChantal Faucher is available upon request for private or small group sessions. Programs can be designed specifically with you in mind. Book your session today.

Cost: $20.00 (per half hour)Instructor: Chantal Faucher, 250-814-3324

Adult Intuitive Meditation Winter classes 2012 Intuition is a form of inner knowing. To get in touch with this inner knowing we have to be still. These eight sessions will give you the opportunity to learn and open your intuition. These classes will cover:

Getting in touch with energy Grounding exercises

A variety of Meditations Opening of Chakra’s

Energy readings Expanding your own energy field

Classes will start: February 6th, until March 28th Mon, Tues, and Wed evening classes from 7-9pm Tuesday morning class from 9-11am Cost: $150.00 Instructor: Mieke Blommestein All classes are eight weeks long and held at 1437 Sheill Road. Please bring a notebook and pen. Classes are limited to 10 participants.

For registration, information, Reiki and therapeutic touch appointments (inner guidance, high sense perception) call

Mieke at 250-837-4566

Adult Intuitive Meditation

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Pilates What is Pilates?Learn how to do it right. Success in Pilates practices means doing the exercise properly. This one time 2 hour workshop introduces the principles of Pilates, and goes over exercises in detail.

When: Tuesday, January 3Time: 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmCost: $15.00 (free if you are signed up for Lunch Hour or Tuesday evening Pilates)Instructor: Jennifer Crockford (Stott Pilates Certified in 2006)

Lunch Hour PilatesA quick Pilates workout (45 min.) during lunch hour! Enhance athletic performance and strengthen your core with Stott Pilates training. Balance muscle function, prevent injuries, and relieve joint stress and back pain. All ages welcome.

When: Mondays & Wednesdays (10 weeks starting January 2 - March 7)Time: 12:10 pm - 12:55 pmCost: $150.00 20 classes $90.00 10 classesInstructor: Jennifer Crockford

Pilates & StretchTreat yourself! You’ll walk out of the class feeling taller, stronger, and more relaxed. All levels welcome.

When: Tuesdays (classes run January 3 - March 6)Time: 7:15 pm - 8:30 pmCost: $100.00Instructor: Jennifer Crockford

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Locally owned and operated, the centre

offers classes and coaching in Ballet, Lyrical Jazz, Hip Hop,

Preschool and (Musical) Theatre

For Adults : Pilates and Belly Dance

www.revelstokedancecentre.ca

Classes begin on Monday, January 2nd. To register for January, call Jennifer at 250-837-3776.

New in January: Preschool Class for 3 and 4 year olds, Mondays at 3:30 P.M.

For Adults: Try our Monday Night Belly Dance. It’s fun, musical and

great for your belly, back, hips, and body-mind awareness!

Jennifer will be teaching Noon Hour and Tuesday evening Pilates at the Recreation Centre in January. See Fitness and Wellness in the Recreation Guide.

Jennifer will be teaching Noon Hour and Tuesday evening Pilates at the Recreation Centre in January. See classes above.

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• PilatesPilates at Helios is back in the new year!Level I: Classes start Monday January 9th at 5:15pm, Tuesday January 10th at 6:30pm and Thursday January 12th at 6:30pm Level II: Classes start Tuesday January 10th at 7:45pm and Thursday January 12th at 7:45pmCost: $65 to attend class once per week for 6 weeks, $95 to attend class twice per week for 6 weeks

• Pre & Post Natal Core StrengtheningClasses will run on a regular basis through the Winter & Spring. The next series starts Wednesday, January 11th at 6:30pm, and runs every Wednesday evening for 4 weeks.Cost: $75 for the 4-week program, limited to 6 participants

*More dates to be announced through the Winter & Spring for both Pilates & Pre & Post Natal.

Our team of professionals includes:Physiotherapy: Amy Guidinger • Fraser Sprigings • Lindsey Corrigan

Registered Massage Therapy: Tina GiotsalitisRegistered Holistic Nutrition: Amanda Argue

250.837.71711605 Victoria Rd. West

Email: [email protected]: www.heliosphysio.com - we have convenient online booking!

Helios has lots going on through the Winter & Spring!• Spring Circuit ClassesAfter a fantastic turnout for our fall circuit classes, we’ll be starting up our 6-week program again to get you in shape for your favourite summer activities.Date: Starts Wednesday, March 28th, runs for 6 weeks every Wednes-day evening at 6:00pmCost: $65 for the 6-week program, $12 drop-in

• Registered Holistic NutritionistAmanda Argue, RHN is available for consultations, meal planning, personalized nutritional and lifestyle planning, and other related services.

• HypnoBirthingHelios is hosting classes by Deanna Rumsey on HypnoBirthing. Winter & Spring classes are scheduled for Feb 12th & 19th and May 6th & 13th. For more info visit www.motherdaughterdoulacare.com.

Please contact us for more information or to register for any of our classes.

Helios has lots going on through the Winter & Spring!

May 28th—June 3rd, 2012 

Be a part of the team!    Join the people powered mode of transporta�on! 

138 teams of 1131 cyclists  have par�cipated in Bike to Work week the last three years . 285 of those cyclists had never rode their bikes to work before. A total of 25,280.78 kilometres were peddled. If you would like to be involved watch for upcoming de‐tails or contact : 

Suzanne Grieve, Parks, Recrea�on and Culture Depart‐ment,  250 837‐9351  or [email protected] 

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www.powdersprings.ca 1800 991 4455

200 Third St west

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2012 Street Banner ProgramA Community Enhancement Initiative

Have you ever wondered if you can paint a banner like the ones adorning Victoria and Townley Streets in Revelstoke? Yes you can!!! You pay a registration fee, the banner is displayed from approximately April to October for the public to enjoy, then you take the banner home. It is made easy with our very knowledgeable, friendly instructors at the Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre.

The theme this year is WATER.

All workshops will take place in January & February at the Visual Arts Centre, 320 Wilson StreetRegistration Location: Revelstoke Community Centre

Cost: Children $45.00 Adults $50.00 Business $125.00

Children’s Workshops(maximum 12 children)

January 21 & 22Saturday & Sunday 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

February 11 & 12Saturday & Sunday 10:00 am - 3:00 pm

January 24, 25 & 26Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 3:30 pm - 6:30 pm

General Interest

Adult & Business WorkshopsFebruary 18 & 19Saturday & Sunday 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

January 31, February 1 & 2Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Please note: If workshop times are not convenient for businesses, alternative arrangements may be made available.

Instructors: Jackie James & Tina LindegaardFor more information or to register contact:

Visual Arts at 250-837-4130 or e-mail: [email protected] Centre at 250-837-9351 or e-mail: [email protected]

We live in bear country!

Please take responsibility for your bear attractants.

• Keep your garbage securely stored inside a locked, secure building until garbage day.

• Ensure any fruit you have on your property is picked, and fallen fruit is removed from the ground.

• Secure birdseed, livestock feed, or pet food in a place not accessible to bears.

Together we can create a safe, BEAR AWARE community.

Revelstoke Bear Aware 250-837-8624 www.revelstokebearaware.org

[email protected]

We live in bear country!Please take responsibilityfor your bear attractants.

Together we can create a safe, BEAR AWARE community.

Revelstoke Bear Aware250-837-8624 www.revelstokebearaware.org

[email protected]

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REVELSTOKE ARTS COUNCIL’S CONCERT SERIES 2011-12

SKI BUM – THE MUSICAL – February 5th and 6th Revelstoke Community Centre $5 Back by popular demand! Ski-Bum: The Musical is a character driven, seasonal inspired homage to the dirtbags, debutants, lurkers and posers constantly in search of bottomless pow (powder snow )

A musical comedy that pokes fun of musical theatre while highlighting the trials and tribulations faced by a variety of mountain lovers. Mountain culture amplified by song, dance and story.

This is a Spirit Festival performance!

FIGURA THEATRE – FEBRUARY 8th Revelstoke Community Centre $5 Figura Theater of Iceland’s Master Puppeteer performs Metamorphosis, a collection of hilarious and imaginative vignettes, featuring a cast of intricate, hand-carved marionette and unforgettable characters that are brought to life by hands, wooden spheres, and silk scarves. Metamorphosis dramatizes our constantly changing perceptions of the world and explores the “theatre” of daily life with poignant stories and gentle humour.

This is a Spirit Festival performance!

BALLET KELOWNA – MARCH 14TH – REVELSTOKE COMMUNITY CENTRE $20 What in 2002 seemed like a pipe dream, has blossomed into a “Made in Kelowna” boutique dance company that is gaining attention across BC and also on the national level with its own, signature brand of “inno-classical” dance. The power, grace, beauty and athleticism of the dancers is only achieved through dedication, hard work and a driving commitment to be excellent.

CARLOS DEL JUNCO – MARCH 25TH – ROXY THEATRE $20 Carlos is one of those players whose music is so advanced that when it comes to awards, it’s either retire the category or rephrase the question to ‘Best Harmonica Player Not Named Carlos’. This includes two Gold medals from the Hohner World Harmonica Championships in Trossingen, Germany as well as multiple awards in Canada. To say he plays the harmonica is like saying “Jimi Hendrix plays the guitar”. He blows the blues harp through prism – suddenly it seems he’s holding every colour in the musical rainbow right there on his hands.

DENIS CHANG MANOUCHE QUARTET– APRIL 5TH – ROXY THEATRE $20 Greatly influenced by the music of Django Reinhardt, guitarist Denis Chang’s formative years were spent alongside the greatest Jazz Manouche guitarists such as Fapy Lafertin, Ritary Gaguenetti, Paulus Schäfer, Rindo Winterstein and Emmanuel Kassimo to name just these few. This young guitarist quickly developed his own style inspired by various styles of music. Among his biggest influences are Bach, Chopin, George Benson and Michael Jackson.

Special Ticket Deal for the post-Christmas Concerts – All five concerts for $60 a saving of $10!!

This year we are working with three restaurants to create Big Night Out! If you have a ticket for one of our concert series you are eligible to get a discount of 15% on a meal at one of:

The 112 Restaurant – First Street West Bad Paul’s Restaurant – MacKenzie Avenue

Woolsey Creek Restaurant – Second Street East

The offer is only for the night of the concert and a separate ticket is required for each discount. The discount can only be used for a meal with an entrée.

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Keeping Our History Alive

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REVELSTOKE RAILWAY MUSEUM

Interested in volunteering? The museum is looking for school program interpreters, docents and railway history storytellers.

For more information, contact the museum at 250-837-6060.

Join us on Facebook!

250-837-6060 [email protected]

www.railwaymuseum.com

WINTER HOURS

November - April Open 11 - 4pm

Thurs - Sun

Calendar of Events

November 26: Trackside Children’s Christmas Party 12:30 - 2:30pm December 8: Members & Supporters Christmas Party 7 - 9pm December 26 - 30: Museum Open 11 - 4pm February 25: Railway Reflections: Heritage Week Event

Contact [email protected] or visit www.skytrekadventurepark.com for more details

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JUNGLE GYM SEASON PASSAGES: 2-12

HIGH ROPES COURSE SEASON PASSMin Height: 4ft7’’

FEMALE CLIMBING SERIESDesigned for and taught by women !

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NEW SERVICE! This winter we are very excited to be offering “Vertical”, a Saturday evening church service

every 1st & 3rd Saturday of the month. We know that our community is a busy place so we wanted to provide an opportunity for you and

your family to come out on a Saturday evening. All are welcome!

Sincerely, Pastor Matthew Carter

SATURDAY NIGHT SERVICE 6:30pm

V E R T I C A L

The 1st and 3rd Saturday of every month 1559 Illecillewaet Road

www.revelstokealliance.com Join us on facebook!

R evelstoke Alliance Church

We meet every Sunday night from September—April and twice a month

we plan a weekend event! www.revelstokealliance.com

Events are posted on Revelstoke Alliance Church facebook

*THE GREAT ESCAPE* *GORGON*

*MISSION IMPOSSIBLE* and much more….

Music, interactive discussions, and FOOD are what we do on Sunday nights!

When: Sunday Nights (Sept-Apr) Where: Alliance Church (1559 Illecillewaet Rd)

Time: 4:30pm—6:00pm

You h Gr 7-12

*GAMES * MUSIC * DANCING*

*BIBLE STORIES * SMALL GROUPS *CRAFTS * SINGING * PRIZES*

Sunday Night Impact is an AWESOME evening for children ages 3 years old to grade 6. This evening is full of fun and

action. You won’t want to miss it!

When: Sundays (Sept-Apr) Time: 4:30—6:00pm

Where: Alliance Church 1559 Illecillewaet Rd

www.revelstokealliance.com

NEW SERVICE! This winter we are very excited to be offering “Vertical”, a Saturday evening church service

every 1st & 3rd Saturday of the month. We know that our community is a busy place so we wanted to provide an opportunity for you and

your family to come out on a Saturday evening. All are welcome!

Sincerely, Pastor Matthew Carter

SATURDAY NIGHT SERVICE 6:30pm

V E R T I C A L

The 1st and 3rd Saturday of every month 1559 Illecillewaet Road

www.revelstokealliance.com Join us on facebook!

R evelstoke Alliance Church NEW SERVICE!

This winter we are very excited to be offering “Vertical”, a Saturday evening church service

every 1st & 3rd Saturday of the month. We know that our community is a busy place so we wanted to provide an opportunity for you and

your family to come out on a Saturday evening. All are welcome!

Sincerely, Pastor Matthew Carter

SATURDAY NIGHT SERVICE 6:30pm

V E R T I C A L

The 1st and 3rd Saturday of every month 1559 Illecillewaet Road

www.revelstokealliance.com Join us on facebook!

R evelstoke Alliance Church

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NORDIC SKI LEAGUE - Mary Clayton (Children’s Cross Country Skiing) 837-3733REV. ACROBATS TRAMPOLINE/TUMBLING 837-5895REV. AQUADUCKS SWIM CLUB -Connie Pfeiffer 837-6152REV. BEAR AWARE - Janette Vickers 837-8624REV. COMMUNITY BAND - Dennis Gray 837-6573REV. DANCE CENTRE - Jennifer Crockford 837-3776REV. FAIR TRADE - Susan Knight 837-6424REV. GOLF CLUB - John Franks 837-4276REV. JR. CURLING CLUB 837-2948REV. MINOR SOFTBALL - Rosalina Sihlis 837-4869REV. MUSEUM & ARCHIVES - Cathy English 837-3067REV. NORDIC SKI CLUB - Dave Kaegi 837-5784REV. QUILTERS GUILD - Irene Scarcella 837-4354REV. HIGHLANDERS PIPE BAND -Louiss Fleming-Dubasov 837-6385REV. REMOTE CONTROL CLUB -Ken Kuschner 837-6130REV. SKI CLUB - Mark Schwenck 837-9431REV. THEATRE COMPANY -Lyn & Denny Kaulback 837-3687REV. RACQUET DEN SQUASH CLUB -Kevin Dorrius 837-3699REV. ROD & GUN - Gary Krestinsky 837-3003SCOUTS CANADA - Clara Maltby 837-5845(Beavers, Cubs, Scouts) SELKIRK SADDLE CLUB/4H CLUB -Kelly Richards 814-8554SELKIRK SKY SAILORS - Alan Polster 837-5206SENIOR CITIZENS ASSOCIATION OF B.C. -Fred Schrader 837-9456SOCCER - ADULT MEN - Roy Jones 837-3788SOCCER - YOUTH www.revsoccer.comSNOWMOBILE CLUB - Billy Hughes 837-5546SNOWMOBILE SOCIETY - Office 837-3325TEEN PROGRAMS - Community Connections 837-2920TOASTMASTERS - Michelle Cole 837-5445T.O.P.S. - Rose Piatelli 837-4301TREES FOR TOTS - Linda Beerling 837-6024VINTAGE CARS - Dennis Berarducci 837-5231WINEMAKERS - Mike Dragani 837-9418

Copies of the Recreation Clubs list and other service groups are available at the Revelstoke Community Centre 837-9351.

Clubs / Associations

ALPINE RUNNERS CLUB - Jarrett Spannier 837-5303ATV CLUB - Al Obrigewitsch 837-4582ART COUNCIL - Gary Pendergast 837-5125BADMINTON - Bobbie Doebert 837-3504BOWLING - Agnes Kowalsuk 837-2144BOXING - Sam LeRose 837-6619CADETS - Kelly Rienks 837-3808CANOE/KAYAK - Debbie Koerber 837-6376CAR SHARE - Michelle Cole 837-5445COLUMBIA VALLEY SKATEBOARD ASSOC. -Eric Thomson 837-2895CURLING CLUB - Brian LeCompte 837-4356CYCLING ASSOCIATION - Wade Viznaugh 837-2775FARM & CRAFT MARKETSummer - Keysha Jackson 814-9367Winter - Claire Sieber [email protected] 837-5746FIGURE SKATING - Cathy Cameron Suchy 837-5556FREESTYLE SKI - Trent Kappler 837-9211FRIENDS OF MT. REV/GLACIER - Office 837-2010GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY - John Meade 837-6440GIRLS GUIDES OF CANADA 1-800-565-8111(Brownies, Girl Guides, Pathfinders, Rangers)GRIZZLY JR. B HOCKEY CLUB - Rylan Ferster 837-5588HOCKEY (Women’s) - Naomi Denter 814-9477HOCKEY (Minor) - Kevin Grimm 837-4488HOCKEY (Old Timer’s) - Mark Davis 837-7676HOCKEY (Recreational) - Sergio Spatara 837-0010ITALIAN CANADIAN CLUB - Frank Pupo 837-3867JUST FOR KICKS DANCE STUDIO -Patty Fleming 1-250-832-9649JUDO - Cornelius Suchy 837-5556KARATE (Shotokan) - Chic Sharp 837-4884LACROSSE - Tammy Viznaugh 837-2775 - Dwayne Bellerose 837-7493LAKE REVELSTOKE DRAGON BOATSOCIETY - Ginger Shoji 837-4129MASTER’S SWIM CLUB - Rosemary Kelsall 837-7081MODEL RAILROAD CLUB - Greg Brule 837-9375MT. BEGBIE RIFFLE & PISTOL CLUB - Ian Hill 837-9535NANCY GREENE SKI LEAGUE - Karyn Molder 837-2914NORTH COLUMBIA ENVIRONMENTALSOCIETY - Hailey Ross 837-3116

ATTENTION: RECREATION CLUBS - If your contact person has changed, please let us know at 250-837-9351.

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Calendar of Events 2012December 3 Parks Canada Glacier 125 Dog Sled Mail Run Glacier National Park A re-enactment of historic dog sled mail runs through Rogers Pass. Free event!

Contact: Mount Revelstoke and Glacier National Parks at 250-837-7500Time: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

See List of Dates Revelstoke Farm & Craft Market Recreation CentreDec. 1 & 17, 2011; Jan. 5 & 19, 2012; Feb. 2 & 16, March 1 & 15 (Thursdays)Time: 12:00 pm - 5:00 pmCHRISTMAS MARKET: Dec. 17Time: 10:00 am - 3:00 pmContact: [email protected]

January 1 Lantern Ski Mt. MacPherson An annual event hosted by the Revelstoke Nordic Ski Club (parking lot) Time: 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm Contact: Brendan at [email protected]

January 1 New Year’s Day Swim Aquatic Centre Time: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

January Freeskiing World Tour Revelstoke Mtn. Resort Date TBD. The 2012 Subaru Freeskiing World Tour featuring the best big mountain skiers in the world at Revelstoke Mountain Resort.

Visit: www.revelstokemountainresort.com

January 7 Ironman Curling Revelstoke Curling RinkDraw to the button, solo one day curling event. Lots of fun & prizes!Contact: 250-837-4356

January 20 Toast to the Mountains - Celebrating 25 Years of Friends Catholic Church Hall Time: 6:30 pm Contact: Friends of Mount Revelstoke & Glacier at [email protected]

January 28 Revy Stomp - hosted by the Selkirk Saddle Club Recreation Centre Come on down for a great hoe-down! The annual Revy Stomp dance is a great opportunity to show off your best line dance. Contact: Tanya Secord at 250-814-0050

February 3 - 12 Spirit Festival Recreation Centre Come join the various activities throughout the week including theatre, musical, film competitions, ice sculptures, etc. Contact: Gary Pendergast at 250-814-9325

February 4 A Carousel of Nations Recreation Centre A community wide celebration of Revelstoke’s diversity with events including ethnic song, dance performances, ethnic food samples, children’s stories and crafts from around the world. Contact: Mary Kline at 250-837-4235 ext. 6503

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Calendar of Events 2012February 4 Moonlight Ski Mt. Revelstoke

This annual event is a 8km long cross country ski up Mt. Revelstoke NationalPark to the Monashee Shelter. A fire will be going when you arrive for hotchocolate and to warm up. Please bring a mug.Time: 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Contact: Neills Kristensen at 250-837-2010

February 4 & 5 Mixed Curling Bonspiel Revelstoke Curling Rink Four person teams, any combination of men and women. Sign up early!!

Contact: Curling Club at 250-837-4356

February 11 Team Scream Race Mt. MacPherson Our local club race for the whole family - costumes, prizes, fun for all! Contact: Keith McNabb at 250-837-5910 or e-mail: [email protected]

February 11 & 12 Mountain Roots Film Festival TBA The festival will bring filmmakers from around Canada to showcase their films about mountain culture, adventures and life. The festival provides local and national filmmakers a chance to present their films on the big screen in beautiful Revelstoke, BC Contact: Friends of Mount Revelstoke & Glacier at [email protected]

February 25 Heritage Week Railway Museum Help celebrate Heritage Week with the Railway Museum at annual Railway Reflections event. Join us with guests, retired railroaders speaking about their experiences with the railway. Contact: 250-837-6060

February 25 Rod & Gun Club Banquet Recreation CentreThis annual event is a wild game banquet, dance and silent auction.Contact: Recreation Centre at 250-837-9351 for ticket information

March 2, 3, & 4 Men’s 60th Anniversary Cashspiel Revelstoke Curling Rink Premier event of the year! Lots of fun and entertainment! Contact: Curling Club at 250-837-4356

March 14 Ballet Kelowna Recreation Centre An evening of dance. $20.00 / ticket Time: 7:00 pm Contact: www.revelstokeartscouncil.com for further details.

April 15 - 21 National Volunteer Week

April 17 Volunteer Appreciation Dinner Railway Museum The Revelstoke Railway Museum will be recognizing National Volunteer Week with a special dinner for volunteers. Help us thank our volunteers for their dedication to railway history in our community. Details to follow.

Contact: 250-837-6060

May - October Farm & Craft Market Grizzly PlazaTime: 8:30 am - 1:00 pm every SaturdayContact: [email protected]

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KOA CAMPGROUNDRV SITES, CABINS AND CHALETS

Web Site: www.revelstokekoa.com Phone: 250 837 2085 Email: [email protected] Ski Packages!Long Term Discount Available

East of Revelstoke: Only 3 Min From Downtown

DELUXE CHALETS

2 BEDROOM CHALET

Full Hook Up 30 AMP RV Sites With Water, Electricity and Sewer - Big & Private! Camping Cabins with TV, Heater, AC and 1 Queen Size Bed & Bunk Bed Deluxe Chalets with TV, Electric Fireplace, Bathroom, Kitchen and 2 BedroomsFREE WIFI Around Office, FREE Hot Shower, FREE Revelstoke Aquatic Centre Ticket!

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COME JOIN US FOR A SWIM, A WORKOUT, AN EVENT/MEETING/ BIRTHDAY OR WEDDING.

FOR BOOKINGS OR INQUIRIES PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL: 250.837.9351 [email protected]


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