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LEISURE GUIDE
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HOME
OF THE
CHILLIWACK
LEISURE GUIDE
WINTER/SPRING 2014
www.chilliwack.com
City of Chilliwack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Chilliwack Parks, Recreation & Culture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-8
Community Profile: West Coast Kart Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Chilliwack Museum & Archives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10-11
Chilliwack Community Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-14
Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Chilliwack Landing/Cheam Leisure Centre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-23
Cover Photo: Jenna Hauck
Chilliwack - Active for Life
How to use this Guide:
The Chilliwack Leisure Guide contains
a wide variety of leisure programs,
services and facilities presented by
several community organizations something for everyone.
Space is limited to highlight all the
services offered so you are encouraged
to contact the individual organizations for
more information.
Leisure Guide Publication
The guide is published three times per
year and distributed to all the households
in Chilliwack and the surrounding region.
For content information contact The
Chilliwack Parks, Recreation & Culture
Department at 604-793-2904.
For advertising rates and information
contact the Leisure Guide publisher,
The Chilliwack Progress, 604-702-5560.
Chilliwack Cultural Centre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25-32
Feature Facility: Twin Rinks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33
Skating & Swimming Schedules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34-35
Facilities & Parks Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
Chilliwack Curling Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37
Chilliwack, Sardis and Yarrow Libraries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38-40
Chilliwack Family YMCA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45-48
Chilliwack Central Elementary Community School . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Cultus Lake Community School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Greendale Community School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Promontory Community School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Yarrow Community School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55
Rosedale Traditional Community School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Chilliwack Heritage Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57-58
Chilliwack Seniors’ Resource . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Affordable Recreation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .67
Community Directory: In an effort to keep the information current, the Community Directory will not be included in this
publication. The directory may be obtained from the City of Chilliwack webpage located at: www.chilliwack.com
WINTER/SPRING 2014 CHILLIWACK LEISURE GUIDE
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8550 Young Road
Chilliwack, BC
V2P 8A4
T: 604.792.9311
F: 604.795.8443
H: Mon-Fri: 8:30am-4:30pm
www.chilliwack.com
The days are already getting shorter and colder, making it a great time to pick up a new indoor activity.
This winter, everyone in Chilliwack has the opportunity to stay active, healthy and connected. Whether
you’re trying a new indoor activity or pursuing an old favourite, I encourage you to stay active and healthy
with one of the programs within this Leisure Guide.
On behalf of Chilliwack City Council, I would like to thank our many partners that help make Chilliwack so
special. This Leisure Guide is the result of partnerships between the City of Chilliwack, the Association
of Community Programmers, and School District No. 33, who assist in the support of the Community
School Associations. Each contributor to the Leisure Guide brings with them an expertise that collectively
addresses the needs and interests of the residents in our community. Likewise, many of our facilities are
operated by an independent contractor with the expertise and knowledge best suited for daily operations.
They help shape the recreational programming we all enjoy.
Please take a moment to read through this guide, see what it has to offer and take advantage of all the
amazing ways you can get involved. You can visit us online at www.chilliwack.com to keep up to date on
what’s happening in the community, or follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
Sincerely,
Mayor Sharon Gaetz
(top row left to right);
Councillor Ken Huttema,
Mayor Sharon Gaetz,
Councillor Chuck Stam,
Councillor Ken Popove,
Councillor Sue Attrill,
Councillor Jason Lum and
Councillor Stewart Mclean
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8550 Young Road
T: 604.793.2904
Chilliwack, BC V2P 8A4
F: 604.795.8443
www.chilliwack.com
The Parks, Recreation & Culture
Department is divided into three
different divisions: Administration,
Civic Facilities and Parks with
each division overseeing specific
components of the department.
Administration is responsible for
facility rentals and the allocation
to user groups of over 58 sports
fields and 95 ball diamonds which
are owned and operated by either
the City of Chilliwack or School
District #33. This division acts
as a liaison for the Community
School programs as well as other
community program and special
event providers.
With culture being an integral
part of the Department’s portfolio,
the Administration Division also
provides support to many of the
community’s cultural program
providers in particular the
Chilliwack Arts & Cultural Centre
Society.
Marketing and promotion of
the Department falls under the
mandate of the Administrative
Division. It is also where you can
inquire into other department
initiatives such as mobile vending,
street entertainment and the Park
Bench Donations/Recognition
Program.
The Civic Facilities Division
oversees the maintenance and
direct operations of a vast number
of facilities, some being; six fire
halls, Evergreen Hall, the new
Cultural Centre, the Museum/
Archives, all park washrooms,
Twin Rinks, Great Blue Heron
Nature Reserve, the two Leisure
Centres, Rotary Pool, the three
Libraries, the RCMP building and
Heritage Park just to name a few.
This division of Parks, Recreation
and Culture also oversee several
of the service and operating
agreements between the City
of Chilliwack and contracted
operators of several of our Civic
properties.
As well Civic Facilities is
involved in many of the City’s
capital building projects whether
retrofitting an existing facility or
the building of a new one.
Our Parks Division is one of the
reasons Chilliwack is regarded
as one of the most beautiful
communities in the lower
mainland. The maintenance
of the City’s community green
spaces which includes 102
parks, 14 community parks,
19 neighborhood and 68 subneighborhood parks fall under
the umbrella of this division. They
also administer the maintenance
and development of over 24 trails
totaling approximately 70km.
This division is also responsible
for the designing, building and
maintaining of the community
playgrounds and skate parks. If
you have enjoyed incorporating
the Jinkerson and Weeden stairs
into your wellness program you
can thank the Parks Division. It
was their vision and hard work
that brought these gems to
fruition.
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Parks & Trails
Top Five Dog Tips for
Local Parks and Trails
License Your Dog
A license isn’t just a fashion accessory for
your beloved pooch, it helps identify your
dog if it gets lost.
Leash
Make sure your pet is under control.
Whereas you may be comfortable
around your pet, others may not be. An
over excited or aggressive animal can
increase others discomfort or fear.
Unleash
The City of Chilliwack has off-leash
locations for your dog to run freely.
They are:
South Chilliwack – The former Canadian
Forces Base at Nord Road
North Chilliwack – Island 22 at Cartmell
Road
When visiting the off-leash areas please
keep toys and snacks off site and remain
on site with your pet at all times.
Don’t forget to leash your pet on your way
to or when leaving the off-leash area
Pick-Up
Remember to pick up anything your dog
has left behind.
Waterfowl in Parks
Digging
Dogs love to dig however we ask that
they not do so in our parks or along our
trails.
Chilliwack’s
Water Spray Parks
The City of Chilliwack has two water
spray parks available for the public’s
enjoyment. The parks are located at the
Chilliwack Landing Leisure Centre and at
the Cheam Centre in Garrison Crossing.
Each of these park areas also provide
picnic space and leisure opportunities for
young and old to participate in.
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While it is enjoyable to feed the
waterfowl, it is detrimental to them and
our environment and creates numerous
problems such as:
• Disturbs natural migration patterns
leading to a high concentration of birds
• Overcrowding can lead to disease and
fighting amongst the population
• Feeding destroys the bird natural ability to
forage and find food for themselves
• Deprives the birds of essential nutrients
• It reduces useable areas due to large
amount of feces and aggressive fowl
Feeding waterfowl is also illegal and
can result in a fine of up to $2000
(Bylaw #2974).
Please help us control the waterfowl
population; and remember, real geese do
not eat bread.
Parks
Exhibition Artificial
Turf Field
To accommodate the future need of
sports fields in our growing community,
the Exhibition Field and Grandstands
were upgraded into a high-end artificial
turf facility this year. The construction
began in June 2013 and was completed
in September. The Grand Opening took
place on October 19 and was attended
by many people in the community.
The updates for the Exhibition grounds
include a large all-weather game field
with CFL, American Football, and soccer
lines to accommodate many sports
groups, a practice turf field the size of
half a field located north of the game
field thanks to a generous donation from
the Chilliwack FC, as well as a warmup area west of the game field that
was donated by AstroTurf Canada, the
company that supplied and installed the
turf. The upgrade to the Grandstands and
washrooms included heat installation in
the washrooms so they could be used all
year long, as well as insulation and railing
installation in the Grandstands.
The new artificial turf field has some
appealing features including;
• supports 6x more playing time than
grass fields,
• no resting periods necessary,
• no closures due to weather unless there
is standing snow on the field,
• maintenance costs are similar to
premier grass fields,
• able to lessen environmental impact by
using recycled tires as part of the infill
material thanks to funding from the Tire
Stewardship of BC, and lastly,
• more hours of play will give the grass
fields a rest.
The new field has been kept busy since
it opened with weeknight soccer and
football, soccer games all day Saturday
including mini-ball games that are able
to be held 4 at a time on the new field,
and various games for both youth and
adult groups throughout the weekend.
There has also been some special events
hosted at the new Exhibition Grounds
including a Homecoming Game for G.W.
Graham’s football team held on October
11 that drew in a large crowd as well as
UFV Cascades Men’s and Women’s
Soccer games.
Comparing Exhibition’s field usage from
last season to this season (AugustMarch), the field has already gone from
384 hours of play last year, to 1273 hours
of play plus 205 hours of ½ field bookings
this year. That means the field usage has
increased almost 4x since it has been
upgraded to turf.
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Take the survey at
myhealthmycommunity.org
for your chance to win an iPad
plus other great prizes!
THE DEADLINE TO PARTICIPATE IS MARCH 31, 2014.
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8550 Young Road
T: 604.793.2904
F: 604.795.8443
www.chilliwack.com
Community Profile:
West Coast Kart Club - Greg Moore Raceway
Wheel to Wheel
Racing from 60 to
140 km/h
If you are a race fan wanting to enjoy
high speeds, wheel to wheel racing or
spend a weekend at the racetrack with
your family, karting is where it’s at. One
of the fastest growing sports in North
America, karting is a very safe family
environment suitable for all ages, from 8
to 80. At West Coast Kart Club we have
a great selection of kart classes that best
suite your “need for speed”.
West Coast Kart Club is a great group
of individuals and families all looking to
have fun and enjoy their weekends at
the track. Karting is a great opportunity to
enjoy a passion you love and meet new
friends along the way.
Greg Moore
Raceway
Greg Moore Raceway is located in
Chilliwack on Old Dyke Road, north of
Wolfe Road. It is one of the best kart
tracks in North America.
With 12 turns, all ranging in different
speeds, it is one of the fastest and most
technically challenging tracks you will
ever drive on.
Try A Kart
If you are considering getting into the
sport, we encourage you to visit us on a
WCKC race weekend to see what your
club is all about. Talk to racers, watch
some racing and see why karting will
soon become your hobby and passion.
For more information about the
WCKC Try A Kart program visit
www.westcoastkartclub.com.
Directions
to the Track
• Take Lickman Road Exit off of TransCanada Highway
• Head North toward Industrial Way (270
meters)
• Continue onto Chilliwack Mountain
Road (2.1 KM)
• Turn right onto Schweyey Rd. (1.0 KM)
• Schweyey Road turns slightly right and
becomes Wolfe Road (550 meters)
• Turn left onto Dyke Road
• Track is on the Right
Membership
Visit www.westcoastkartclub.com to find
out how you can become a member of
our club!
Contact
Steve Hames, Track Supervisor
604-703-9032
sdh4@shaw.ca
www.westcoastkartclub.com
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Chilliwack Museum & Archives
The Chilliwack Museum
45820 Spadina Avenue
Chilliwack, B.C. V2P 1T3
Phone: 604.795.5210
Hours: 9am-4:30pm Mon-Fri
The Chilliwack Archives
9291 Corbould Street
Chilliwack, B.C. V2P 4A6
Phone: 604.795.9255
Hours: 8:30am-4:30pm Mon-Fri
E-mail: info@chilliwackmuseum.ca
www.chilliwackmuseum.ca
presents historic health-related artifacts
which recall the passage of time as
experienced by older and younger
generations alike.
T’xwelátse: We Have to
Learn to Live Together in
a Good Way
This exhibit - based on the lesson
by Stone T’xwelátse: an ancient
transformer of the Stó:lō People encourages visitors to imagine what the
meeting of two world viewpoints resulted
in as thousands of newcomers gathered
in the Chilliwack area during the 1858
gold rush.”
Historic View of Chilliwack City Hall National Historic Site [P2552, Chilliwack
Museum and Archives, ca.193-]
The Chilliwack Museum and Archives
offers exhibits and community-based art
displays at the Museum, in the beautiful
Beaux-Arts style 1912 Chilliwack City
Hall National Historic Site in downtown
Chilliwack, and manages an archival
collection, public records, and a public
research facility three blocks away at the
Archives at Evergreen Hall.
Museum Admission:
Adults – $3.00
Seniors (60 +) and Students - $2.00
Children 12 and under – free!
Archives Admission:
FREE
Gift Shop
Come in and see our selection of
books, jewellery, local craft items, and
specialty giftware created using our
own archival images.
Exhibits Now Showing
on our Main Floor
May Health, Peace and
Contentment be Yours.
Throughout our lives we strive to
take care of our bodies, minds and
souls. Injuries, illnesses and traumas
remind us of our vulnerability, as the
wheel of life turns for us all. This exhibit
Detail from the Museum exhibit May
Health, Peace and Contentment
be Yours. [Chilliwack Museum and
Archives, 2013]
Be sure to check out our searchable database at www.chilliwackmuseum.ca!
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In Our Chambers Gallery
(Dates and times are subject to
change. Please call the museum for
confirmation.)
NOVEMBER 27 – DECEMBER 24
Christmas at the
Museum
Our upstairs programming room visually
transports you back in time, displaying
many wondrous Christmas vignettes.
School classes are often in session
in this room, so please call ahead to
confirm available viewing times.
JANUARY 18 – FEBRUARY 27
14 Gold: Images from the
2010 Olympics
Jenna Hauck
Photojournalist Jenna Hauck presents a
selection of images from her coverage of
the 2010 Winter Olympics.
Opening Reception:
Jan. 18, 2014, 12:00 – 2:00
MARCH 8 – APRIL 17
British Columbia
Inspirations
Marie McGill
Marie showcases her paintings on
location, abstracts and artwork of
various mediums from her studio.
Opening Reception:
Mar. 8, 2014, 12:00 – 2:00
APRIL 26 – JUNE 12
Brilliant Blossoms
Grazyna Wolski
“The earth laughs in flowers”, a quote
from Ralph Waldo Emerson, provides
a written parallel to Grazyna’s striking
exhibit of floral paintings in oils and
acrylics.
School Programs
The Chilliwack Museum and Archives
offers a variety of programs for school
groups. For more information see the
program brochure on our website under
“Education and Fun”. To book a program
call the Museum at 604-795-5210
Photograph from the upcoming Chambers Gallery exhibit 14 Gold: Images from the
2010 Olympics, by Jenna Hauck. [Jenna Hauck, 2010]
Other Heritage
Resources in
Chilliwack
Coqualeetza Centre
Cultural Centre & Archives:
604-858-9431
Hours: Monday to Friday 8:00-4:00,
Closed 12:00-1:00
Address:
Bldg. 20 & 21, 7201 Vedder Road
Box 2370, Sardis Main Station,
Chilliwack, B.C. V2R 1A7
Detail from the Museum exhibit T’xwelátse:
Programs: Language Programs,
curriculum development, video library. We Have to Learn to Live Together in a Good
Way [Chilliwack Museum and Archives, 2010]
Elders Group: Meets every
Wednesday at 12:00 noon, call 604CFB Chilliwack Historical
858-9431 for details.
Atchelitz Threshermen’s
Association
President: Casey Van denDorpel
Phone 604-858-4802
Hours: 10:00 – 4:00, or by appointment.
Address: 44146 Luckakuck Way,
Chilliwack, B.C. V2R 4A6
Programs: Monthly meetings.
Call 604-819-2373 for dates and times.
Exhibits: Tour the outdoor displays as
well as the large Pioneer Building.
Society “Remember CFB
Chilliwack”
Address: 45905 Hocking Ave
Phone: 604-393-3833
Wednesday 9:00 – 12:00
Saturday 9:00 – 3:00
Be sure to check
out our searchable
database at www.
chilliwackmuseum.ca!
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Chilliwack Community Services
45938 Wellington Avenue
Chilliwack, BC
V2P 2C7
T: 604.792.4267
F: 604.792.6575
E: ccsinfo@comserv.bc.ca
www.comserv.bc.ca
is an independent local charity
that creates opportunities with
people to make positive change
in their lives. Our vision is to be
a leading partner in helping the
community be the best it can be.
Volunteer Chilliwack
Location: 45938 Wellington Avenue
Tel: 604 793-7203 or 604 792-4267
• Support for organizations that work
with volunteers.
• Help for people who want to volunteer
in the community and at CCS.
• Find volunteer opportunities in
Chilliwack online at www.comserv.
bc.ca or call for an interview.
• Being a volunteer can help develop
skills, provide work experience and
develop self-confidence.
Debt Counselling
Tel: 604 792-4267
• Volunteer counselor provides:
budgeting advice, assistance in
arranging credit payments, and advice
on how to declare bankruptcy.
• By appointment only.
Seniors Advocate
Tel: 604 792-4267
• Volunteer advocate provides
assistance to seniors with completing
a variety of forms, and help to access
government services and programs.
Better at Home
Location: 9214 Mary Street
Tel: 604 393-3251
• This program begins January 2014.
• Helping seniors 65 years and older
remain independent in their homes.
• Volunteers and paid contractors
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provide non medical support including
friendly visits, transportation to
appointments, basic home repairs and
housekeeping.
• Application and needs assessment
required.
• Funded by Government of BC through
United Way of the Lower Mainland.
Meals on Wheels
Tel: 604 793-7242 or 604 792-4267
• Volunteers deliver a nutritious meal to
people who, because of age, illness or
disability, are unable to prepare a meal
for themselves.
• Fee per meal
Access to Justice
Tel: 604 393-3251
• Legal information and court
preparation offered by local lawyers
volunteering their time and expertise
to assist individuals who cannot afford
a lawyer or obtain Legal Aid.
Community Drivers
Location: 7112 Vedder Road
Tel: 604 847-2244
• Volunteers provide transportation
to hospital, medical and other
appointments throughout the Lower
Mainland and Fraser Valley.
• A per KM fee is charged.
• Available 24/7. Call or leave a
message to schedule trips as soon as
possible!
Legal Aid
Tel: 604 793-7243
Hours: Tues, Wed, & Fri,
9:00 am – 12 noon & 1:00 - 3:00 pm
• Legal aid service ranging from legal
information, legal advice to legal
representation for people with low
incomes—must qualify under financial
eligibility guidelines.
• No appointment needed.
First come, first serve.
• Service offered in partnership with
Abbotsford Community Services.
Helping our community be the best it can be
Services for Immigrants
and Refugees
Tel: 604 393-3251
English Classes
• English classroom instruction for
landed immigrants, refugees, live-in
caregivers and naturalized Canadian
citizens (17 years and older).
• Morning classes – Level 1 – 7;
Evening classes – Level 1 – 5
• Classes offered September through
June.
• Childcare is provided for the morning
classes.
• Tuesday and Thursday afternoon,
drop-in ‘Conversation Circle’ for all
newcomers and visitors.
Settlement Services
• Information, referral, and assistance
with documents to support immigrants
and refugees with successful
settlement and integration into the
community.
• For fee translation and interpretation
services are available in more than 20
languages.
• Support to immigrants with finding
employment as well as ongoing
support during job search and after
employment.
• Information sessions to help with
settlement, adaptation and integration
into the community.
• Short courses such as Computer
Skills, Healthy Living and Citizenship
Study.
Early Childhood & Family
Development
Family Place Network
• Welcoming neighbourhood drop-in
centres for parents and caregivers
with children from birth to 6 years old.
Drop-In: play-based learning activities,
Group Education: workshops, field
trips, Connections: meet friends, find
information.
• Downtown Family Place
Tel: 604 792-1631
Hours: Tues 9:30-11:30 am
Mon-Fri 1:00 -3:00 pm
Wed 5:00 - 7:00 pm
• Broadway Family Place
Location: 46551 Chilliwack Central Rd
Tel: 604 792-1631, ext 2
Hours: Thurs 9:30 - 11:00 am
• Greendale Family Place
Location: 6550 Sumas Prairie Road
Tel: 604 792-1631, ext 2
Hours: Wed 9:00 - 11:30 am
• Kekinow Family Place
Location: Common Room
45555 Knight Road
Tel: 604 792-1631, ext 2
Hours: 2nd and 4th Tuesdays
5:00 - 7:00 pm
• Sardis Family Place
Tel: 604 847-2235
Hours: Mon – Thurs 9:00 - 11:30 am
• Yarrow Family Place
Location: Yarrow Community School,
Multipurpose Room
4505 Wilson Avenue
Tel: 604 792-1631, ext 2
Hours: Mon 9:30 – 11:00 am
Central Gateway Preschool
Location: Chilliwack Central
Elementary Community School
Tel: 604 819-3701
Hours: Mon - Wed 8:50 - 10:50 am
and 1:00 - 3:00 pm
Thurs and Fri 1:00 - 3:00 pm
September thru June
• Fun learning environment for your
preschooler, with qualified Early
Childhood Educators.
• We accept full subsidy.
• Call now to register!
For more information,
visit our website at
www.comserv.bc.ca
StrongStart
Tel: 604 793-7214
• Free drop in for children accompanied
by their parent/care provider.
• This program is intended for children
ages 0-5.
• Focus is on Kindergarten readiness
and each program is situated within
an elementary school. Licensed
Early Childhood Educators facilitate a
variety of activities including: art, craft,
circle time, healthy snack, gym time
and weekly library visits.
• The program follows the school
calendar year, September to June.
Strong Start Early Learning
Centres in Chilliwack:
McCammon Traditional
Elementary
Hours: Mon – Fri 8:30 - 11:30 am
Watson Elementary School
Little Mountain Elementary
Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri 8:30 - 11:30 am
Tues, Thurs 12:00 noon - 3:00 pm
Rosedale Elementary
Bernard Elementary
Strathcona Elementary
Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri 8:30 - 11:30 am
Cultus Lake Elementary
Hours: Tues, Thurs 8:15 - 11:15 am
Unsworth Elementary
Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri 9:00 am - 12 noon
Tues, Thurs 11:25 am - 2:25 pm
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Nurturing Fathers
Location: Downtown Family Place
Tel: 604 793-7228
• A group “just for Dads”…find support
talking with other fathers. Get information
and learn new skills to help you as a
father.
Central Gateway Family
Literacy Program
Location: Chilliwack Central Elementary
Tel: 604 792-1631, ext 3
• Adult education including: Math and
English upgrading with UFV instructor
and Parenting Program.
• NEW Program: Education and Career
Planning
• Free Licensed Pre-school and/or InfantToddler care while parents attend class.
Nobody’s Perfect
Parenting Program
Tel: 604 792-1631 ext. 1
• Free, six week parenting course for
parents with young children.
• On-site child care is available.
Families in Motion
Tel: 604 792-1631, ext 3
• Adult education, parenting and
workplace literacy.
• Free Licensed Pre-school and/or InfantToddler care while parents attend class.
Better Beginnings
Tel: 604 792-1631, ext 2
• Pre and post natal support program
• Weekly meal and education class
• Dads welcome too!
Young Parent Better
Beginnings
Tel: 604 792-1631, ext 2
• For teen parents
• Weekly meal and education class
• Dads welcome too!
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Youth Services
Location: 8937 School Street
Tel: 604 792-6632
Hours: Mon - Fri 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
• Variety of free recreation and leisure
programs for youth aged 12 - 18 (in
partnership with the City of Chilliwack)
• Youth Reconnect (Street Outreach)
• Youth and Family Counselling
• Youth Parent Support Program: Support
for young moms up to age 19.
• Youth Support: one-to-one support
towards independence and life skill
development.
• R.E.A.L. Program (an Alternate
Education Program)
• Free shower and washer/dryer usage
for youth
• Food hampers (Food Bank satellite
distribution point)
• The Village: Supported housing program
for homeless or at risk of homelessness
youth to transition to permanent housing
solutions.
Child Care
Resource & Referral
Tel: 604 847-2237
Hours: Mon – Thurs 9:00 am-1:00 pm,
or by appointment
Web Address: www.ccrr.bc.ca
• “Your BEST source of childcare
information and resources.”
• Services to parents: referrals to
screened childcare providers,
information on choosing quality child
care, and assistance with child care
subsidy applications.
• Services to childcare providers:
registration, referrals to parents, training,
resource library, information and support.
Families First
Community School
Tel: 604 793-7225
• Open to parents and caregivers with
children ages birth to adolescence.
• 10 weeks of workshops instruction
together with Individual Counselling
Support.
• Helps parents and children build healthy
connections to each other.
• Nurtures a parenting style that is more
reflective and less reactive.
WorkBC Employment
Services Centre (Sardis)
Tel: 604 858-5472
Hours: 8:15 am – 4:30 pm;
Thursdays closed at 3:30 pm
The Sardis WorkBC Employment
Services Center offers two types of
service. First, is Self-Serve which
is available to anyone looking for
employment. Self-Service includes:
• Job search resources
• Access to workshops like creating a
resume, interview skills, career planning
and more
• Up to date new computers
• Fax machine
• Telephones, including long distance for
employment purposes
• Photocopy services and printing
The second service is one to one support
which is available to individuals aged 16
years old and up who are not full-time
students, are working less than 20 hours
per week and eligible to work in Canada.
One to one services include but are not
limited to:
• One on one employment support and
planning
• Additional workshops
• Short-term training
• If eligible, potential long-term educational
opportunities
• Additional financial support to help with
job search and job start
• Specialized services available for unique
situations.
The Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve
Site Address: 5200 Sumas Prairie Road, Chilliwack
Mailing: Box 512, Chilliwack, B.C. V2P 7V5
T: 604.823.6603 E: herons@shawbiz.ca
www.chilliwackblueheron.com
Sharing Nature with our
Community
Come out and discover this peaceful place,
enjoy a walk and watch for the wide variety
of wildlife including one of the largest
breeding colonies of Great Blue Herons
in B.C. Hundreds of herons nest on site
every year from March to July. There are
no admission fees to walk the site or to visit
the Rotary Interpretive Centre.
The Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve is a
beautiful wetland located along the Vedder
River at the south end of Sumas Prairie
Road in Greendale. The programs and
services at this City of Chilliwack site are
managed by the Great Blue Heron Nature
Reserve Society.
Site Features
• Blue Heron Gift Shop
• Over 100 Great Blue Heron nests
• Beautiful Rotary Interpretive Centre
• Observation tower
• Trail Guide for self guided walks on site
• Over 10 km of walking trails
• Three bird blinds
• An outdoor classroom, picnic tables &
benches
• Indoor Discovery Classroom and
Wildlife Art Centre
• Wheelchair accessible building & trails
• Washrooms
School & Group
Programs
Come experience nature with your class
or group. Look for new programs and
booking details on our website. Please
book early! If you are coming on your
own please let us know ahead of time as
facilities for large groups are limited.
Check out our new website! chilliwackblueheron.com
Visitor Programs &
Events
Family Nature Festival
Watch for free visitor programs
on our website
Annual New Year’s Day Walk
Wed. Jan. 1, 2014 • 1:00 pm
Winter Birds
World Wetlands Day
Sun. Feb. 2, 2014 • 1:00 pm
Winter Wetlands Walk
Heron Home Coming
Sat. March 8, 2014 • 10:00 am
Heron Nesting Talk & Walk
Fri. March 21 & Sat. March 22, 2014
10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Spring Break Camps Let the kids go wild!
Wildlife Art & Wildlife Explorers
Volunteers Needed
Volunteers are essential to the operation
of the Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve.
Consider joining our team and help with
reception, bird surveys, administration or
gardening. Contact Janet at the office to
talk about opportunities to volunteer.
Hours of Operation
The site is open all year round
and volunteers keep the Rotary
Interpretive Centre open seven
days a week, 364 days a year.
Rotary Interpretive Centre
Nov 1, 2013 – Jan 31, 2014
10:00 am to 3:00 pm
Feb 1, 2014 – Oct 31, 2014
10:00 am to 4:00 pm
Walking Trails
and Site
Open dawn to dusk
NOTE: On rare
occasions, Rotary
Interpretive Centre is
closed due to extreme
weather or volunteer staff
having to cancel at the last minute.
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Chilliwack Landing & Cheam Leisure Centre
Chilliwack Landing Leisure Centre
Unit #1 - 9145 Corbould St
Phone: 604-793-SWIM (7946)
Chilliwack BC V2P 4A7
Fax: 604-703-1811
www.myreccentre.com
Mission
Statement
Chilliwack Landing
Leisure Centre
The Leisure Recreation Group is
committed to the development of
programs and facilities that encourage a
fun, safe learning environment and foster
a sense of caring and achievement.
Chilliwack’s showcase family recreation
centre proudly operated for the City of
Chilliwack by the Leisure Recreation
Group is a fun-filled family-style fun house
bursting with water activities for all ages.
Hours of Operation
• The biggest waves in the west
• 8 x 25 Metre lap pool
• Diving board
• Furiously fun indoor waterslide
• A tugboat with jets, sprays and toys
• Meandering lazy river
• UV disinfected water
• Sweltering hot steam room and sauna
• Choice of 2 relaxing hot tubs
• Giant inflatable water toys
• All day public access
• Small “learn to swim” classes with
fabulous staff
• Full range of free weights
• Treadmills
• Elliptical trainers
• Summit trainers
• Exercise bikes
• Stair climbers
• Atlantis Strength equipment
• Hammer Strength equipment
• BOSU
• Complimentary weight room
orientations
• Personal trainers
• Relaxed friendly atmosphere
supervised by trained and friendly staff
• Body composition testing
Monday to Friday: 6:00am to 10:00pm
Saturday, Sunday: 7:30am to 9:30pm
Holiday Hours: 7:30am to 9:30pm
Child Minding Services
Our child minding service is open
Monday to Friday, & closed on
Statutory Holidays.
8:30am-12:30pm
Cheam Leisure Centre
9:00am-12:00pm
FEES
Drop-in (Prime Time)
• 6 x 25 metre lap pool
• 1m Diving board
• UV disinfected water
• Leisure pool with water features
including a lazy river, spray arch,
lemon drops, and tea cup
• Family hot tub (all ages)
• Sauna
• All day public access
• Small learn to swim classes
• A wide variety of cardiovascular
equipment including 9 treadmills,
6 ellipticals, 4 recumbent bikes,
4 stand up bikes,1 summit trainer,
2 stair climbers, and 2 rowing
machines.
• 3 court gymnasium (basketball,
volleyball, indoor soccer, floor
hockey, badminton, and much more)
• 2 squash courts – call to book your
court on the hour for an hour
• Life fitness & Hammer Strength
equipment
• Full range of Free Weights
• Flat & Incline Bench Press
• Complimentary weight room
orientations
• Variety of 20+ Group Fitness and
Mind & Body Classes
Adult
19 - 64
Senior
65+
Students
with ID
Teens
13 - 18
Youth
4 - 12
Family
(2 adults/4 children)
$5.90
$4.50
$3.60
$3.60
$3.00
$13.00
Non prime (M-F: 11am-2pm) $5.10
$3.50
$3.05
$3.05
$2.50
$11.00
10-Visit Punch Card
$48.50
$38.30
$30.60
$30.60
$23.25
$93.00
20-Visit Punch Card
$93.80
$69.00
$54.60
$54.60
$44.00
$170.00
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Welcome to the Cheam Leisure Centre!
We are proudly operated for the City of
Chilliwack by the Leisure Recreation Group.
The Cheam Leisure Centre is a full facility
recreation center including:
Punch cards never expire and can be
shared with other individuals in the
same age category. Children under 4
always swim FREE. Children under
seven must be accompanied in the
water at all times by an adult (14+).
45501 Market Way,
Sardis, BC V2R 0M9
Tel : 604-824-0231
Fax: 604-824-0853
www.myreccentre.com
Swimming Lesson
Descriptions
Parent & Tot (6 – 35 months)
In this program we introduce your child to
water, build their water confidence, and
educate you as the parent on pertinent
water safety. Our program consists of
singing songs and playing interactive
games, through fun group activities we will
appeal to your child’s curiosity and desire
for play, while we increase their comfort
in and under the water. In addition, we
will promote balance and movement; and
begin swim skill acquisition.
Preschool 1 (Ages 3 – 5)
In this beginner level, all skills are
assisted by the instructor. Using games
and activities, swimmers will learn to
submerge, open their eyes under water,
develop basic floats, glides and kick.
Preschool 2 – 3 (Ages 3 – 5)
Swimmers will further develop unassisted
floats, glides, and kicking. They will learn
to swim up to 10 metres, and perform
skills in deep water.
Preschool 4 – 5 (Ages 3 – 5)
Swimmers will increase their swimming
distance to 20 metres, and their surface
support to 20 seconds. They will learn the
fundamentals of front crawl, back swim and
be introduced to whip kick. The majority of
this class is taught in deep water.
Swim Kids 1 – 2 (Ages 6+)
This entry level program provides an
orientation to safety around the water and
pool area. Floats and glides with kick are
introduced. Children build their endurance
using flutter kick with assisted glides.
Swim Kids 3 – 5 (Ages 6+)
These levels build the child’s skill in front
and back crawl, diving, sculling, and whip
kick. They are taught to be water safe by
understanding their own limits and learning
boating skills. Endurance is achieved by
building strength in the flutter kick and
dolphin kick, up to a 50-metre swim.
Swim Kids 6 – 7
Front and back crawl continue to be
refined. Elementary backstroke and whip
kick on the front are introduced. Ice
safety, choking, and elementary rescue
of others with throwing assists are taught.
Endurance is built to a 150-metre swim.
Swim Kids 8 – 10
Breaststroke and scissor kick are
introduced, and all strokes continue to
be refined. Surface dives, rescues from
ice, and rescue breathing are taught.
They learn about fitness and making wise
choices. Endurance is built using dolphin
kick, butterfly drills and a 500-metre swim.
Bronze Cross
Must be 13 years old, and must have
completed Bronze Medallion. Must be able
to complete a timed swim of 600m (24
lengths) in 18 minutes to pass. Successful
completion includes CPR-C certification.
Advanced Aquatic Leadership Training
(ALT) Lifeguard
This lifeguarding course package includes
the following awards: ALT Basic Lifeguard
Level 1, Standard First Aid including
CPR-C and AED, and National Lifeguard
certificate (NL). This course is the final one
in becoming a certified pool lifeguard. The
training is designed to teach the principles
and develop the lifeguarding skills to
effectively manage pool emergencies.
Available at the Chilliwack Landing
Leisure Centre.
Prerequisite(s): Bronze Cross and 16
years old (by last day of course)
Private Swimming Lessons
Enjoy exclusive one on one instruction!
Our private lessons offer flexibility and
personalized attention. Contact us to book
yours today. Remember if you register for
three, the fourth one is FREE. There are
flexible times available. Private or SemiPrivate are available.
Bronze Medallion
Must be 13 years old (or must have
completed Bronze Star). Must be able
to complete a timed swim of 500m (20
lengths) in 15 minutes to pass. Successful
completion includes CPR-A certification.
What swim level is my child?
We recommend a Free Assessment. Drop in anytime and have one of our aquatic
specialists evaluate your child.
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Phone: 604-793-SWIM (7946)
Fax: 604-703-1811
www.myreccentre.com
First Aid Courses
Red Cross First Aid Goal: “Improve
quality of life by preparing to make safe
choices, prevent injuries, and help in
emergency situations.”
Red Cross Slogan: Red Cross First Aid.
The Experience to Make a Difference.
First Aid Programs and Courses:
Canadian Red Cross Injury Prevention has
both individual course and programs.
All CPR/AED and First Aid components
of Canadian Red Cross courses are
taught in accordance with ILCOR and the
National Training Agencies. Courses on
cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and
automated external defibrillation provide
the skills needed to recognize and respond
to cardiovascular emergencies and
choking for adults, children, and babies
depending on the level of CPR chosen.
All include using an automated external
defibrillator (AED). Courses are suitable for
those looking for training for the workplace
or for their own general interest.
CPR-A
Pre-course Requirements: None
Course Content:
• The Red Cross
• The First Aider’s Role
• Check, Call, Care
• H.A.IN.E.S. Recovery Position
• Choking – Adult
• Assisting with Medications
• Angina and Heart Attack
• Stroke
• CPR – Adult
• Deadly Bleeding
Course Length: 4 hours
Certification: 3 years
CPR-C
Pre-course Requirements: None
Course Content:
• Level A content
• Choking – child and baby
• CPR – child and baby
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CPR-C Recertification
Pre-course Requirements:
Proof of current CPR-C or
CPR-HCP
CPR-HCP
None
Course Content:
• Level C content
• Jaw thrust
• Pulse check
• Rescue breathing
– adult, child, and baby
• BVM – adult, child, baby
CPR-HCP Recertification
Proof of current CPR-HCP
Standard First Aid
Comprehensive two-day course offering
first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation
(CPR) skills for those who need training
for work requirements or who want more
knowledge to respond to emergencies at
home. Course covers a variety of topics
from basic (circulation and breathing
emergencies, and prevention of disease
transmission) to in-depth (sudden medical
emergencies and injuries to the head and/
or spine).
Course Length: 14-16 hours
Standard First Aid Recertification
Pre-Course Requirements: Proof of
current Standard First Aid certification
Emergency First Aid
Description: Basic one-day course
offering an overview of first aid and
cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
skills for the workplace or home. Course
covers skills needed to recognize, prevent,
and respond to circulation emergencies
for adults (CPR levels A, C, or HCP).
Other topics include airway and breathing
emergencies, as well as the prevention of
disease transmission.
Course Length: 6.5-8 hours
Emergency First Aid Recertification
Pre-Course Requirements: Proof of
current Emergency First Aid or Standard
First Aid certification
Certification: 3 years *You may recertify
sooner if required for employment.
Babysitting
Age: Minimum 11 years old
Basic first aid and caregiving skills for youth
11-15 years old. Participants learn how to
provide care to younger children in a variety
of age groups, and how to prevent and
respond to emergencies. Course also offers
youth the training to promote themselves as
a babysitter to prospective parents.
Canadian Red Cross core First Aid &
CPR courses offer lifesaving first aid
skills. All courses cover cardiopulmonary
resuscitation (CPR) and rescue
breathing techniques for adults, children,
and babies (according to the level of
CPR included). Courses offer skills
for individuals needing training for
the workplace or for those interested
in having first aid skills so they can
respond to emergencies at home.
Locations
• Chilliwack Landing Leisure Centre
604-793-7946
• Cheam Leisure Centre
604-824-0231
45501 Market Way,
Sardis, BC V2R 0M9
Tel : 604-824-0231
Fax: 604-824-0853
www.myreccentre.com
Course
Location
Start Date
End Date
AWSI
CLLC
Tues Jan 21
AWSI
CLLC
Tues May 6
Babysitting
CLLC
Sat Jan 18
Babysitting
Cheam
Sat Feb 15
Sat Feb 15
9 am - 5:30 pm
Babysitting
CLLC
Sat Mar 15
Sat Mar 15
9 - 5:30 pm
Babysitting
Cheam
Sat Apr 12
Sat Apr 12
9 - 5:30 pm
1
1
Babysitting
Cheam
Sat June 14
Sat June 14
9-5:30 pm
1
1
BR Cross
CLLC
Fri June 6
Times
Days
Per
Week
Sessions
Course
Location
Start Date
End Date
Times
Days
Per
Week
Sessions
Thurs Jan 30
4 pm -9 pm
2
6
EFA Recert
CLLC
Sun Jan 19
Sun Jan 19
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
Thurs May
22
4 - 9 Pm
2
6
EFA Recert
CLLC
Sun Feb 16
Sun Feb 16
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
EFA Recert
CLLC
Sun Mar 23
Sun Mar 23
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
Sat Jan 18
9-5:30 pm
1
1
EFA Recert
CLLC
Sun Apr 20
Sun Apr 20
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
1
1
EFA Recert
CLLC
Sun May 18
Sun May 18
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
1
1
EFA Recert
CLLC
Sun June
22
Sun June
22
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
Head LG
CLLC
Sun feb 16
Sun Feb 23
9am -5:30 pm
1
2
Head LG
CLLC
Sat Apr 26
Sun Apr 27
9 - 5:30 pm
2
2
Head LG
CLLC
Sat June 21
Sun June
22
9-5:30 pm
1
2
Sun June 8
5-9pm/
9-5:30 pm
3
3
BR Cross
CLLC
Mon Jan 27
Wed Feb 5
4 pm- 9 pm
2
4
BR Cross
Cheam
Mon Jan 27
Wed Feb 5
4 pm- 9 pm
2
4
LSI
CLLC
Sat Feb 8
Mon Feb 10
8 am- 4:30 pm
3
3
BR Cross
Cheam
Wed Mar 19
Fri Mar 21
1:30-5:30/
9-5:30 pm
3
3
LSI
CLLC
Sat May 17
Mon May 19
8 - 4:30 pm
3
3
BR Cross
CLLC
Wed Mar 19
Fri Mar 21
1:30-5:30/
9-5:30 pm
3
3
NL Waterpark
CLLC
Sat Apr 19
Mon Apr 21
9 - 5:30 pm
3
3
NL Waterpark
CLLC
Sat June 28
Mon June
30
9 - 5:30 pm
3
3
BR Cross
Cheam
Fri June 6
Sun June 8
5-9 /9- 5:30 pm
3
3
BR Med
Cheam
Mon Jan 13
Wed Jan 22
4 pm- 9 pm
2
4
NL/ALT
CLLC
Dec 27
Jan 7
9 - 6 pm
4
7
BR Med
CLLC
Mon Jan 13
Wed Jan 22
4 pm- 9 pm
2
4
NL/ALT
CLLC
Fri Jan 24
Sat Feb 22
6-10/ 9-6
2
9
BR Med
Cheam
Mon Mar 17
Wed Mar 19
9 - 5:30/9-1
3
3
NL/ALT
CLLC
Fri Mar 14
Sat Mar 22
6-10 pm/
9-6 pm
5
7
BR Med
CLLC
Mon Mar 17
Wed Mar 19
9 - 5:30/ 9-1
3
3
BR Med
Cheam
Fri May 2
Sun May 4
5-9/ 9- 5:30 pm
3
3
SFA
CLLC
Sun Jan 19
Sun Jan 26
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
2
3
SFA
CLLC
Sun Feb 16
Sun Feb 23
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
2
SFA
CLLC
Sun Mar
23
Sun Mar 30
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
2
BR Med
CLLC
Fri May 2
Sun May 4
5-9/9 - 5:30 pm
9 am - 5:30 pm
3
CPR A & AED
CLLC
Sun Jan 19
Sun Jan 19
CPR A & AED
CLLC
Sun Feb 16
Sun Feb 16
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
SFA
CLLC
Sun Apr 20
Sun Apr 27
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
2
CPR A & AED
CLLC
Sun Mar 23
Sun Mar 23
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
SFA
CLLC
Sun May 18
Sun May 25
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
2
CPR A & AED
CLLC
Sun Apr 20
Sun Apr 20
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
SFA
CLLC
1
2
CLLC
Sun May 18
Sun May 18
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
Sun June
29
9 am - 5:30 pm
CPR A & AED
Sun June
22
CPR A & AED
CLLC
Sun June 22
Sun June 22
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
SFA Recert
CLLC
Sun Jan 26
Sun Jan 26
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
SFA Recert
CLLC
Sun Feb 23
Sun Feb 23
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
WSI
CLLC
Tues May
27
Thurs June
19
4- 9/4-8:30pm
2
8
WSI
CLLC
Tues Feb
18
Thurs Mar
13
4 pm- 9 pm
2
4
WSI Recert
CLLC
Tues Jan
28
Tues Jan 28
6 pm - 10 pm
1
1
WSI Recert
CLLC
Tues Feb
25
Tues Feb
25
6 pm - 10 pm
1
1
WSI Recert
CLLC
Tues Mar
25
Tues Mar
25
6 - 10 pm
1
1
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
1
CPR C & AED
CLLC
Sun Jan 19
Sun Jan 19
1
CPR C & AED
CLLC
Sun Feb 16
Sun Feb 16
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
CPR C & AED
CLLC
Sun Mar 23
Sun Mar 23
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
CPR C & AED
CLLC
Sun Apr 20
Sun Apr 20
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
CPR C & AED
CLLC
SunMay 18
Sun May 18
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
CPR C & AED
CLLC
Sun June 22
Sun June 22
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
EFA
CLLC
Sun Jan 19
Sun Jan 19
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
EFA
CLLC
Sun Feb 16
Sun Feb 16
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
EFA
CLLC
Sun Mar 23
Sun Mar 23
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
EFA
CLLC
Sun Apr 20
Sun Apr 20
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
WSI Recert
CLLC
Tues Apr 29
Tues Apr 29
6 pm - 10 pm
1
1
EFA
CLLC
Sun May 18
SunMay 18
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
WSI Recert
CLLC
1
Sun June 22
Sun June 22
9 am - 5:30 pm
1
1
Tues June
24
1
CLLC
Tues June
24
6 - 10 pm
EFA
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45501 Market Way,
Sardis, BC V2R 0M9
Tel : 604-824-0231
Fax: 604-824-0853
www.myreccentre.com
Cheam Registered
Programs
BMO Marathon Training
16 week running program to prepare
for the BMO Vancouver Marathon.
Times: Sun AM, Thurs PM
Day:
Sun/Thurs (32 classes)
Dates: Jan 12 – May 1/2014
HIIT Camp
High Intensity Interval Training
Times: 6:00 – 7:00am
Day:
Mon/Wed
Dates: Jan 8 – Feb 12,
Feb 17 – Mar 19,
Mar 24 – April 23,
April 28 – May 28,
June 2 – June 24/2014
Weekend Warrior 12 Week Challenge
12 week training program, coffee
social afterwards
Times: 9:15 – 10:15am
Day:
Saturdays
Dates: Jan 4 – Mar 22,
Mar 29 – June 14/2014
Indoor Cycle
Indoor cycling is a group exercise class
performed on stationary bikes. During
the class, the instructor simulates hillclimbing, sprints, and races. It is truly a
fantastic cardiovascular workout. You
will be kept motivated by the instructor,
the people around you, and the music.
Get prepared for the workout of your
life! Water and towels are a must!
Times: 5:30 – 6:30pm
Day:
Mon/Wed
Feb 17 – Mar 19,
June 2 – June 24/2014
Times: 7:45 – 8:45am
Day:
Saturdays
Mar 1 – April 19,
April 26 – June 14/2014
Times: 5:30 – 6:30pm
Day:
Tue/Thurs
Feb 11 – Mar 13,
April 29 – May 29/2014
Lean & Mean Ladies 12 Week
Challenge
Ladies only 12 week training program,
social at Garrison Bistro
Times: 5:00 – 6:00pm
Day:
Tue/Thurs
Dates: Jan 7 – Mar 27,
April 1 – June 19/2014
Zumba Kids (formerly Zumbatomic)
The Zumba® Kids program is the
ultimate dance-fitness party for young
Zumba fans ages 7-11, where they
can play it loud and rock with friends to
their own rules! This program features
age-appropriate music and moves
that get kids movin’ to the beat. It’s all
about feeling fearless on the dance
floor, reinforcing the idea that it’s okay
to just be yourself and dance like no
one’s watching!
Times: 4:30 – 5:15pm
Day:
Tuesdays
Mar 4 – April 29,
May 6 – June 24/2014
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45501 Market Way,
Sardis, BC V2R 0M9
Tel : 604-824-0231
Fax: 604-824-0853
www.myreccentre.com
Spring Break Camp
Times: 8:30am – 4:00pm
Days: Mar 17 - 21
Ages: 6- 12 years old
Early bird: Mar 1
Pro-D Day Camps
Times: 8:30am – 4:00pm
Day:
Feb 21, Apr 4, May 16
Ages: 6-12 years old
Friday Night Overdrive
Times: 6:00 – 8:00pm
Day:
Fridays
Preschool Mini Sports
Times: 12:30pm – 1:00pm
Day:
Saturdays (6 classes)
Feb 22 – Apr 5,
May 24 – June 28/2014
Ages: 3-5 years old
Preschool Mini Soccer
Times: 1:15 – 1:45pm
Day:
Feb 22 – Apr 5,
May 24 – June 28/2014
Ages: 3-5 years old
Youth Soccer
Times: 11:30am – 12:15pm
Day:
Feb 22 – Apr 5,
May 24 – June 28/2014
Youth Floor Hockey
Times: 10:30 – 11:15am
Day:
Feb 22 – Apr 5,
May 24 – June 28/2014
Child Minding
Services
Monday – Friday 9:00am –
12:00pm. Closed on statutory
holidays. Child Minding is
available for parents with
children ages 6 months to 6
years. Parents must stay in
the facility to participate in the
program. Snacks are welcomed
but please ensure they are
peanut and allergen free.
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Phone: 604-793-SWIM (7946)
Fax: 604-703-1811
www.myreccentre.com
Chilliwack Landing
Leisure Centre
Registered Programs
Friday Frazzle
Parents Night Out! Your child can enjoy
pizza, crafts, pool games and some dry
land activities all under the watchful eye
of our staff. Limit of 30 children
Baby Bootcamp
This is a fitness class for new moms.
Bring your baby to class for a variety of
cardiovascular and strength-training drills.
Times: 11:00am – 12:00pm
Day:
Fridays (6 classes)
Feb 20 – Apr 4,
May 30 – June 27/2014
Times: 5:30-9:30pm
Day:
Fridays
Child Minding Services
Aqua Yoga
Ideal for those who cannot enjoy the
benefits of land based yoga due to
past injuries or those who just want
to try something new! A combination
of dynamic flowing movements and
traditional yoga poses which help to
lengthen and strengthen muscles while
improving balance and coordination.
Times: 10:30 – 11:15am
Day:
Thursdays (6 classes)
Feb 20 – Apr 3,
May 22 – June 26/2014
Aqua Bootcamp
Be prepared to be pushed! Challenge
yourself and try to beat the course set
up for you and improve your cardio
endurance and stamina. This course is
meant for all fitness levels.
Times: 7:45 – 8:45pm
Day:
Thursdays (6 classes)
Feb 20 – Apr 3,
May 22 – June 26/2014
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Kids Yoga
A light and cheery approach for young
children to engage in creative dance,
activities and yoga poses shaped for
children integrating breathing, alignment,
and awareness of inner self.
Times: 11:45am – 12:15pm
Day:
Tuesdays (6 classes)
Feb 18 – Apr 1,
April 8 – May 13,
May 20 – June 24/2014
Ages: 3-5 years old
Our child minding centre is open
Monday to Friday 8:30am-12:30pm.
Closed on Statutory Holidays.
Birthday Parties
Celebrate your child’s party at
Chilliwack’s very own Wave Pool!
• Exclusive use of our deck side
pool area for 2.5hrs
• Trained birthday party leader
• Pizza and fruit juice for each child
• We provide the tables, chairs,
tablecloth, plates & napkins.
Call us at 604-793-7946 for
full details.
45501 Market Way,
Sardis, BC V2R 0M9
Tel : 604-824-0231
Fax: 604-824-0853
www.myreccentre.com
CHEAM LEISURE CENTRE – M Y R E C C E N T R E . C O M
WEEKLY PRIZES
• iPods
• fitness equipment
and accessories
• facility memberships
• and MORE!
WE CHALLENGE YOU TO BRING
YOUR FITNESS TO THE NEXT LEVEL!
The 12 Week Fitness Challenge is an allencompassing fitness challenge that covers all
aspects of fitness training: strength, cardiovascular
activity, endurance, and nutrition.
Call 604-824-0231 for more information
45501 Market Way,
Sardis, BC V2R 0M9
Tel : 604-824-0231
Fax: 604-824-0853
C H I L L I WA C K L A N D I N G L E I S U R E C E N T R E – M Y R E C C E N T R E . C O M
Join us weekly for our
Little Ducky Swim
Every Wednesday from 11AM – 12PM,
join us at the Chilliwack Landing
Leisure Centre for our drop-in swim,
targeted specifically for parents with
their tots.
Phone: 604-793-SWIM (7946)
Fax: 604-703-1811
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Chilliwack Cultural Centre
Chilliwack, B.C. V2P 4A6
P: 604.391.SHOW (7469)
E: boxoffice@chilliwackculturalcentre.ca
www.chilliwackculturalcentre.ca
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December
Chilliwack Academy of Music Presents
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Christmas Cafe
604-391-SHOW (7469)
E: boxoffice@chilliwackculturalcentre.ca
ADMINISTRATION
OFFICE
604-392-8000
Tickets: By Donation
PARTNERS
December
15
Tickets: General $25 Student $15
Chilliwack Arts & Cultural Centre Society Presents
Hercules and the Golden Apple
604-792-0790
E: admin@chilliwackmusic.ca
www.chilliwackmusic.com
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CHILLIWACK PLAYERS
GUILD
E: info@playersguild.ca
www.playersguild.ca
CHILLIWACK ART GALLERY
and CHILLIWACK VISUAL
ARTISTS ASSOCIATION
www.chilliwackvisualarts.ca
December
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Winter Harp
December 17, 2013
7:30 PM Main Theatre
Standing ovations and rave
reviews are the hallmarks of
Winter Harp, an ensemble of
harps, medieval instruments,
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song. Join this world-class
ensemble for a concert of
heartwarming carols, songs
and stories in celebration of
the Christmas season.
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The Legends of RockPresents
A Rock’n’Roll Christmas
December 16, 2013
Buddy, Jerry Lee & Little
Richard plus special guests
Fats Donimo and Brenda
Lee. Five all-star tribute
artists in one spectacular
show!!! Featuring Zach
Stevenson, Lance Lipinsky,
Garry Moore and Kenny
Wayne.
December 15, 2013
This fun and interactive
performance is full of
colourful characters
including Atlas the giant,
the sphinx of Egypt, the
old man of the sea, two
very vain nymphs and, of
course, Hercules.
CHILLIWACK ACADEMY
OF MUSIC
A Christmas You Can Handel
December 14, 2013
The Chilliwack Symphony
Orchestra & Chorus will
present excerpts from
Handel’s Messiah along
with an eclectic half of
wonderful
Christmas
selections featuring Harp!
December 14th, 2013
11:30 AM & 1:30 PM
Rotary Hall
Treat yourself, your family
and friends to a collage
of student performances.
The program includes
festive instrumental and
vocal selections by soloists
and ensembles under
the direction of Academy
faculty members.
CENTRE BOX
OFFICE
Chilliwack Symphony Orchestra and Chorus Presents
Tickets: $43.35
December
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Chilliwack Metropolitan Orchestra
A Celebration of Christmas
December 21st, 2013
The CMO is going to take
our audience to Christmas
in Wales. The Chilliwack
Festival Chorus under
the directorship of Paula
Quick, will be performing
traditional Welsh carols
with Harpist Miya Otake
for a truly Welsh musical
experience.
Tickets: Adult $25 Student $15
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P: 604.391.SHOW (7469) E: boxoffice@chilliwackculturalcentre.ca
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Randy Elvis Friskie and his
Las Vegas Show Band
January
15 - 26
January 4, 2014
January
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The Comic Strippers
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troupe performs a scared
shirtless improv comedy
show. These guys try to be
sexy… it just comes out
funny. Constantly grooving
and gyrating in between
scenes they banter with the
crowd and perform their
hilarious twist on improv
sketches
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Driving Miss Daisy
February 5, 2014
Driving Miss Daisy tells the
story of the unexpected
relationship
between
a
stubborn Southern matriarch
and
her
soft
spoken
chauffeur. It is the story
of a elderly widow who is
reluctant to accept the help
of the Hoke Colburn, who
has been hired by her son to
drive her around.
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the
live concert experience,
integrating the humor and
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and subsequent albums.
the Revue pays homage
to Chicago’s rich history
of blues, soul music and
gospel in the true spirit of
the original Blues Brothers.
Romeo and Juliet
February
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Classic Albums Live
February 1, 2014
February 3, 2014
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Shakespeare’s classic love
story of Romeo and Juliet
depicts the tragedy of two
lovers whose struggle for
love and happiness ends
in death. Bengt Jörgen’s
interpretation of this timeless
classic has won international
recognition
and
critical
acclaim.
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music, Classic Albums
Live, recreates the greatest
albums from the 60s and
70s live on stage, note for
note and cut for cut. They
research each and every
album extensively and go to
great lengths to reproduce
each and every sound live.
They never use tape or
computers.
February
January 28, 2014
In a faraway kingdom turned
upside down, things get
ugly when an unseemly
ogre — not a handsome
prince — shows up to
rescue a feisty princess.
January 31, 2014
February
Shrek
January 15 - 26, 2014
Main Theatre
Shrek The Musical brings the
hilarious story of everyone’s
favorite ogre to dazzling
new life on the stage.
Friskie’s
spine
tingling
performance brings the
King to life showcasing
some
of
the
most
memorable moments and
music from Elvis’ movies,
from Blue Hawaii to Viva
Las Vegas – including
duets with Ann-Margret,
Marilyn Monroe, Shelley
Fabares and more....
Tickets: $39.50
Chilliwack School of Performing Arts Presents
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The Nylons
Tickets: $37.70
February
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Sarah Hagen
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February 13, 2014
February 14, 2014
10:30 AM Rotary Hall
For the past 30 years, The
Nylons have been Canada’s
most beloved vocal quartet.
Nominated in 2011 for
“Best Jazz Vocal Album”
at the Juno’s, their soulful
harmonies sound better
than ever. Known for their
vibrant live shows, featuring
dazzling unity, and tight
choreography.
The
Canadian
tenor,
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an
international
career
as one of Canada’s most
successful and sought-after
artists. He has performed to
critical acclaim throughout
North America and Europe
and most recently also in
Israel and New Zealand.
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February
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An Evening of Wonders
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The Backyardians:
Sea Deep in Adventure
Hello Baby!
February 20, 2014
February 22, 2014
7:30AM Rotary Hall
An Evening of Wonders is
the creation of world class
illusionist, Vitaly Beckman,
who performs internationally
in theatres, at corporate
events and on TV programs.
The Belarus-born illusionist
began practicing the art of
magic at the age of 14 and
is now considered one of our
county’s greatest illusionists.
Who explores a coral reef,
plays in an octopus’s garden,
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– all before snack time?
The Backyardigans! Pablo,
Tyrone, Tasha, Uniqua and
Austin are back on stage,
singing and dancing and
ready to plunge sea deep
into adventure.
Hello Baby is a one man
comedy
examining
the
procreative process from the
male perspective, answering
such essential questions
as “Is your life as you know
it really over?” And “Can
you safely operate a fax
machine, belt sander, or
breast pump on two hours
sleep?”
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Holmes and Watson
Save the Empire
March
8
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Tickets: $25
Tickets: $32.70
I Am Woman Hear Me Laff
March
9
Cinderella
March 7, 2014
March 8, 2014
March 9, 2014
The game’s afoot and
Holmes and Watson are
back in town to save the
British Empire. Full of witty
songs and banter, this family
friendly musical is a hilarious
romp through the strange
world of deduction as the
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Queen Victoria’s secret.
Join some of the best
female stand-up comedians
in the land and celebrate
International Women’s Day
at The Centre. The tradition
continues with more laughter
and whimsical delight as the
community comes together
for this annual tribute to
women.
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hilarious show of interactive
storytelling
theatre
with
the
classic
Cinderella!
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improvisational style brings
to life this rags to riches fairy
tale that is sure to please
audiences of all ages!
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February
Paquin Entertainment Presents
February 14 - 16, 2014
7:30 PM Rotary Hall
Tickets: $25
March
February
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Sarah Hagen
with Oto Carrillo
March
15
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Chilliwack Metropolitan Orchestra Presents
Spring Concert
Tickets: $10
March
16
Cris Dersksen
March 14, 2014
10:30 AM Rotary Hall
March 15, 2014
7:30pmMain Theatre
March 16, 2014
Oto Carrillo, a native of
Guatemala, is a member
of the Chicago Symphony
Orchestra horn section.
He has performed with
the
Boston
Symphony
Orchestra,
and
the
Metropolitana Orchestra of
Lisbon, Portuga.
The Chilliwack Metropolitan
Orchestra is a registered
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community
musicians
desirous of performing
classical
orchestral
repertoire while also being
afforded the opportunity to
perform with world class
soloists.
A rising star on the Canadian
world, classical, folk, and
electronica scenes, awardwinning Aboriginal cellist
Cris Derksen is known for
building layers of sound into
captivating performances.
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Tickets: Adults $25 Students $15
Tickets: by donation
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March
21
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Til Death Do We Part
Elvis Presley rises from the
dead three times during each
performance. The resurrections
come in the form of 3 worldclass Elvis impersonators each playing a different era of
the King’s career. Created in
1979 by producer Les Vogt this
show features only the best of
the best Elvis performers in the
world.
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April
12
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Chilliwack Symphony Orchestra and Chorus Presents
A Night of Mozart
Tickets: $43.35
April
May
21- 3
Chilliwack Players Guild Presents
Anne of Green Gables
The Musical
March 28, 2014
April 12, 2014
April 24 - May 3, 2014
Main Theatre
Jaw-dropping,
edgeof-your-seat,
engaging
entertainment returns to
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adrenaline junkies. The
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in the very best of mountain
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exhibiting
the
limitless
playground that is the great
outdoors.
The Chilliwack Symphony
Orchestra & Chorus began
in August of 1999 under the
direction of our founders,
the late Maestro John Van
Liempt and Paula DeWit.
Music Director, Paula DeWit,
in partnership with the Board
of Directors continues to lead
the organization to produce
exhilarating concerts.
L. M. Montgomery’s timeless
Canadian classic is brought
to life in the musical version
by Harron, Campbell, &
Campbell,
and
Moore.
This family show has been
running in the Charlottetown
Festival since it’s premier in
1965, and the CPG is proud
to bring it to the Chilliwack
stage this spring!
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Dances For A Small Stage
April 25, 2014
7:30 PM Rotary Hall
Dances for a Small Stage
has wowed audiences by
tearing down formalities
and
creating
intimate,
raw scenarios in which to
experience
dance.
The
popular series is renowned
for bringing unique and
innovative
contemporary
dance to a rough–and–
tumble cabaret setting.
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Elvis Elvis Elvis
The Ultimate Elvis Tribute
Ballet Kelowna launches
its second decade with a
ground-breaking
program
featuring
Canadian
choreographers
and
composers. From pioneering
works to a cutting edge jazz
commission,
Innovation
will challenge ideas of
contemporary dance.
Tickets: $25
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The Legends of Rock’n’Roll Presents
It all starts in the afterlife. One
by one, the wives of Henry
VIII arrive, much to the shock
and dismay of each previous
wife. What culminates is
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the right to be acknowledged
as Henry’s true bride and
eternal partner. But when
Henry arrives…everything
changes.
Tickets: $18
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March
March 25, 2014
The Best of the Vancouver
International Mountain Film Festival
April
Innovation
March 22, 2014
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March 21, 2014
7:30 PM Rotary Hall
Tickets: $25
March
March
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Tickets: General $25 Student $15
May
3&4
Chilliwack Academy of Music Presents
Festival Chorus “Hard Times”
Tickets: Adult $30 Seniors $25 Students $25
May
4
May 3, 2014
7:30 PM Rotary Hall
May 4, 2014
2:30 PM Rotary Hall
Alice in Wonderland
May 4, 2014
Follow Alice to a delightful,
entertaining
world
of
childhood fantasies, where
she journeys into a world
of talking animals, the Mad
Hatter’s frantic tea party,
the watch-carrying White
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A spring concert that
features a selection of
music from the depression
era.
This concert will
inspire and haunt the
listener with music from a
time when music was, for
some, the only light in a
dark time.
Tickets: General $20 Senior $17 Student (18 & under) $8
Tickets: $10
Classes
PAINTING AND DRAWING
BOWLS, FORM AND FUNCTION
CANVAS AND CABERNET
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Holly McKeen
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Stephan Baker
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Chilliwack Academy of Music
P: 604.792.0790 E: info@chilliwackmusic.com
Hours CAM: Mon-Thur 9am-4:30pm
Box Office: Mon-Fri 9:30am-9pm, Sat & Sun 9:30am-5pm
Chilliwack Academy of Music
don’t just love music-make music
WINTER/SPRING CLASSES
EARLY CHILDHOOD
Kindermusik: Babies
Tues. 11-11:45am
Starts - Jan 21 or Mar 25
(ages 18 months & under)
Kindermusik: Toddlers
Wed.10 - 10:45am Starts - Feb 12
(ages 18 months-3years)
Music Makers: Preschoolers
Thurs. 10:15 -11am Starts - Feb 13
(ages 3-5)
Kindermusik: Family Time
CHOIRS
Wed. 6:15-7pm Starts - Feb 5
(Family of 4)
Tayosei Children’s Choir
Wed. 3:30 - 5:15pm Starts - Jan15
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GROUP GUITAR/UKULELE
Beginner Group Guitar(ages 8-12)
Thurs. 6 - 6:45pm Starts - Feb 6
Adult Goup Guitar
Wed. 8 - 8:45pm Starts - Feb 5
Ukulele Class(adults)
Wed. 7 - 7:45pm Starts - Jan 29
[includes 5 Uke Club 3.0 sessions]
These low-commitment classes
for adults work with your schedule
while developing musicality and new
friendships. Sessions are twice a
month, cost only $5, and are guided
by an Academy facilitator.
(ages 8-12)
Songbirds
Wed. 7:15 - 8pm Starts - Jan 15
(teen girls’ pop choir)
Chilliwack Festival Chorus
Mon. 7 - 9pm Starts - Jan 13
Concerts May 3 & 4
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Chilliwack Visual Artists Association
Gallery Hours: Wednesday to Saturday from Noon-5pm
and 6:00-8:00 on show evenings
www.chilliwackvisualartists.ca
Art Gallery
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CVAA Members
December 19 - January 18 2014
This traditional annual “Winter Season” show has become a much-anticipated popular
exhibit with CVAA members and the community alike. The topic has remained the same
for the past three years but participating artists and their individual images are as new
and vibrant as ever and will include images and memories from artists who spend the
winter months in warmer climes.
PLANES + CHARACTERS
Sandra Wiens & Pierre Tremblay
January 23 - March 8, 2014
Pierre Tremblay and Sandra Wiens both enjoy working with the physicality of paint but
with different outcomes. Pierre Tremblay has focused on playing with the conventions of
portraiture. Playful extremes in both colours and composition play an important role in
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Ross Bollerup
March 13 - April 26
Paintings and constructions by Ross Bollerup reveal a unique vision of the upper Fraser
Valley and the realm of the cultivated garden. In this exhibition, representations of bird,
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Chilliwack District 33 High School Art
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May 1 - June 7
The Chilliwack Gallery is pleased to host the annual Chilliwack Senior High Schools
Annual Art Exhibit and look forward to another exciting show by some of the returning
grade 12 and a whole new group of Grade 10 & 11 students from the three senior High
Schools in District 33. This very popular exhibit is one of the most interesting and creative
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Feature Facility
Twin Rinks
Program Descriptions
Located at 5725 Tyson Road, the Twin
Rinks Ice Arena was founded in 1982.
It is the premier location for public
skating, drop-in hockey, Minor Hockey,
Figure Skating, Speed Skating as well
as many dry floor activities during the
off season. The facility is also ideal for
hosting birthday and corporate events
with meeting rooms on site to help you
with your celebration.
We invite you to join us for our regular
programming or at many of the special
event skates we have coming up this
fall. No skates, no problem we can
accommodate that with skate rentals.
Being active couldn’t get any easier.
Drop-In Hockey
Adult Figure Skating
Parent & Tot Skate
For people playing already or
who are interested in learning the
game. Full gear is required for all
sessions and good sportsmanship
is a must! GOALIES FREE
Everyone age 19 & over is
welcome to come and try out
figure skating. All levels of skating
are welcome. If you want to
jump, spin or just practice skating
backwards, this is the program
for you.
(Parents & child –under five
years). A special time for parents
and tots to go for a skate without
the hustle and bustle of a public
skate. Toys are put out on the
ice and feel free to bring your
stick. Helmets and gloves are
recommended.
Adult/Senior
Social Skate
Open to everyone ages 19 years+
who are just looking for a relaxing
way to socialize and stay active.
We even make coffee & you’re
welcome to bring treats.
Family Drop-In Hockey
Children must wear a CSA
approved helmet complete with
faceguard, gloves and neck
guard. Children must also be
accompanied by a parent or
guardian.
Public/Toonie Skate
Open to all ages and abilities.
As an added bonus some of the
skates have themes incorporated
so please check the monthly
schedule for updates. You don’t
want to miss out on any of the fun.
ALL PROGRAMS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE OR CANCELLATION
Special Event Skates
New Year’s Eve Toonie
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Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2013
3:00pm - 7:00pm
Twin Rinks
Jan
New Year’s Day 2014
Winter Wonderland Skate
1
12:00pm - 4:00pm
Twin Rinks
Fri
Tues
Dec
Fri
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Saturday, Dec. 21, 2013
3:30pm - 5:00pm
Twin Rinks
Sat
Santa’s Toonie Skating Party
Sat
Dec
Wed
with City of Chilliwack Parks, Recreation & Culture
Feb
Valentine’s Loonie
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Friday, Feb. 14, 2014
6:30pm - 8:00pm
Twin Rinks
Feb
Hawaiian Tropic Toonie
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Friday, Feb. 21, 2014
6:30pm - 8:00pm
Twin Rinks
Mar
Thank You Free Skate
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Saturday, March 8, 2014
5:00pm - 6:30pm
Twin Rinks
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City of Chilliwack Public Skate/Drop-in Hockey Programs
Twin Rinks Arena and Prospera Centre
Event
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
2013-14
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
ADMISSIONS PRICES
Adult/
Senior
Social
Skate
10:00am11:30am
Twin Rinks
Parent
& Tot
11:45am1:15pm
Twin Rinks
Adult
Drop-In
Hockey
12:00pm1:30pm
Twin Rinks
9:15am10:45am
Twin Rinks
1:45pm3:00pm
Prospera
9:30am11:00am
Twin Rinks
Tots(2-5) $2.00 • Child(6-12) $2.50 • Youth(13-18) $3.50
Senior $3.50 • Adult $5.00 • Parent & Tot $2.50
Family Skate (2 adult+2 children) $10.00
Drop-in Senior Hockey $6.00
Drop-in Adult Hockey $7.50
1:45pm3:00pm
Prospera
11:15am12:45pm
Twin Rinks
10:00am11:30am
Twin Rinks
11:45am1:15pm
Twin Rinks
11:30am1:00pm
Twin Rinks
Family
Drop-in
Hockey
1:15pm2:45pm
Twin Rinks
Senior
Skate/
Figure
Skate
1:45pm3:15pm
Twin Rinks
Adult
Figure
Skating
Toonie
Skate
Public
Skate
11:30am1:00pm
Twin Rinks
3:15pm4:45pm
Twin Rinks
3:15pm4:45pm
Prospera
3:15pm4:45pm
Twin Rinks
Subject to change,
please check our website for
monthly schedules at
www.chilliwack.com/skate
3:15pm4:45pm
Prospera
3:15pm4:45pm
Prospera
6:15pm7:45pm
Prospera
6:30pm8:00pm
Twin Rinks
1:00pm2:30pm
Prospera
1:00pm2:30pm
Prospera
5:00pm6:30pm
Twin Rinks
6:00pm7:30pm
Twin Rinks
Food Bank Skates
Free admission with the donation of a non-perishable food item.
All skate times are from 3:15-4:45pm
Mon., Dec. 2, 2013 (TR)
Tues., Dec. 3, 2013 (PC)
Wed., Dec. 4, 2013 (TR)
Thurs., Dec. 5, 2013 (PC)
Fri., Dec. 6, 2013 (PC)
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Mon., Dec. 9, 2013 (TR)
Tues., Dec. 10, 2013 (PC)
Wed., Dec. 11, 2013 (TR)
Thurs., Dec. 12, 2013 (PC)
Fri., Dec. 13, 2013 (PC)
Mon., Jan. 6, 2014 (TR)
Mon., Feb. 3, 2014 (TR)
Mon., Mar. 3, 2014 (TR)
Aquatic Swim Schedules
Effective Jan. 6, 2014 – Jun. 27, 2014
Cheam Leisure Centre • Tel: 604-824-0231
Area
Leisure
Pool
Main
Pool
(6
lanes)
Monday/Wednesday
Tuesday/Thursday
Friday
6:00am-3:30pm OPEN
6:00am-3:30pm OPEN
6:00am-6:00pm OPEN
3:30pm-7:30pm
LIMITED SPACE
LESSONS
3:30pm-7:30pm
LIMITED SPACE
LESSONS
6:00pm-8:00pm
FRIDAY NIGHT
OVERDRIVE
7:30pm-9:45pm OPEN
7:30pm-9:45pm OPEN
8:00pm-9:45pm OPEN
6:00am-8:30am OPEN
5:00am-7:00am
SPARTANS 4 LANES
10:35am-3:30pm OPEN
7:00am-8:00am OPEN
6:00am-8:30am OPEN
3:30pm-7:30pm
LIMITED SPACE
LESSONS
9:00am-4:00pm OPEN
10:35am -6:00pm OPEN
4:00pm-6:00pm
SPARTANS 3 Lanes
8:00pm-9:45pm OPEN
7:30pm-9:45pm OPEN
Saturday/Sunday
7:30am-9:00am OPEN
9:00am-1:00pm
SATURDAY LIMITED SPACE LESSONS
1:00pm - 9:15pm OPEN
7:30am-9:30am
SUNDAY OPEN
8:00pm-9:45pm OPEN
Between 6am-10pm there are 1 to 2 lanes available.
Limited space for lessons 3:30-7:30 M/W and Tu/Th.
Also Monday-Friday limited space due to lessons 9AM-12PM.
Sauna (16+ years)
(125-145F) Open during Facility Hours
9:00am-1:00pm
SATURDAY LIMITED SPACE LESSONS
1:00pm-9:15pm
SATURDAY OPEN
We are open to public swimming with 1 or 2 lanes
reserved for lane swimming at all times.
BOLD items note the busier times in the pool areas.
The best times for lane swimming are
underlined and read OPEN.
Family Hot Tub (all ages)
(98-102F) Open during Facility Hours
The lights are dimmed
1 hour before closing
(Schedule subject to change without notice).
Aquatic Swim Schedules
Effective Jan. 6, 2014 – Jun. 27, 2014
Chilliwack Landing Leisure Centre • Tel: 604-793-7946
Area
Leisure
& Wave
Pool
Main
Pool
25 m
Lane
Main
Pool
19 m
Lane
Monday/Wednesday
Tuesday/Thursday
Friday
Saturday/Sunday
6:00am-7:00pm
OPEN Swim &
Programs (Lessons)
6:00am-7:00pm
OPEN Swim &
Programs (Lessons)
7:30am-1:00pm
OPEN Swim
7:30am-1:00pm
OPEN Swim &
Programs (Lessons)
7:00pm-9:00pm
Waterslide & Waves
7:00pm-9:00pm
Waterslide & Waves
6:00am-8:45am
25m Lane Swim
6:00am-8:45am
25m Lane Swim
12:15pm-1:30pm
25m Lane Swim
12:15pm-1:30pm
25m Lane Swim
4:00pm-9:45pm
25m Lane Swim
4:00pm-9:45pm
25m Lane Swim
8:45am-12:00pm
19m Lane Swim
8:45am-12:00pm
19m Lane Swim
1:30pm-4:00pm
19m Lane Swim
1:30pm-4:00pm
19m Lane Swim
Family Hot Tub
(all ages) (100-102 F)
Sauna (16+ yrs)
(125-145 F)
1:00pm-9:00pm
Waterslide & Waves
1:00pm-9:30pm
Waterslide & Waves
7:30am-9:00am
25m Lane Swim
7:30am-9:00am
25m Lane Swim
1:00pm-9:30pm
25m Lane Swim
12:00pm-9:30pm
25m Lane Swim
9:00am-12:00pm
19m Lane Swim
Steam Room (16+ yrs)
(125-145 F)
Adult Hot Tub (16+ yrs)
(102-104 F)
(Schedule subject to change without notice).
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Facilities
1. Rotary Pool
46245 Reece Ave., Chilliwack
2. Chilliwack Cultural Centre
9201 Corbould St., Chilliwack
3. The Landing Sports Centre/
Evergreen Hall
45530 Spadina Ave., Chilliwack/
4. Chilliwack Landing Leisure Centre
5. Chilliwack Community Services
45938 Wellington Ave., Chilliwack
6. Chilliwack Museum & Archives
45820 Spadina Ave., Chilliwack
7. Chilliwack Library & Salish Park
45860 First Avenue
8. Prospera Centre
45323 Hodgins Ave., Chilliwack
9. University of the Fraser Valley
45635 Yale Rd., Chilliwack
10. Chilliwack Family YMCA
45844 Hocking Ave., Chilliwack
11. Chilliwack City Hall
8550 Young Rd., Chilliwack
12. Chilliwack Heritage Park
44140 Luckakuck Way, Chilliwack
13. Twin Rinks Arena
5745 Tyson Rd., Sardis
14. Cheam Leisure Centre
Garrison Blvd., and Market St., Sardis
15. Yarrow Library
4670 Community St., Yarrow
Fore more information
contact 604.793.2904
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Chilliwack Curling Club
9291 Corbould Street,
Chilliwack, BC
V2P 4A6
T: 604.792.1572
F: 604.792.1967
E: brenwick@curlchilliwack.org
www.curlchilliwack.org
Discover Curling!
Curling is a fun, affordable and social
sport that is suitable for all ages and
abilities. New curlers are made very
welcome.
A wide variety of daytime and evening
leagues are available throughout the
week. Space is still available in certain
leagues for the second half of the
season. Please contact us for more
information.
Open House
Free Admission!
Saturday, Feb. 22, 2014 &
Sunday, Feb. 23, 2014
1:00 - 4:00 pm
You’ll watch curling at the Winter
Olympics, then it’s your turn to try it for
yourself. Come throw rocks at our house!
Host of the BC Junior
Wear warm, loose fitting clothing and
clean, flat soled shoes. Instructors will be Championships
on hand to help.
We have been selected to host the BC
Junior Curling Championships from
Ice Rental
December 26 to 31, 2013. It will be the
Ice rental is available for groups of all
first Curl BC event to be televised on
sizes. From a small group of friends to
Sportsnet. Come on down and show
a large event, we would love to host
your support for the best young curlers in
you. Corporate golf tournaments are
the province.
a hit during the Summer, why not see
how much fun your employees will have
throwing rocks up and down the ice? We 2014 Bonspiel Calendar
can supply from 1-6 sheets of ice, with or Contact the club to sign-up or come on
without bar service. Curling experience is down to watch some great curling action
not necessary!
and enjoy some food and drink. Best
prices in town!
• January 17 - 19: Ladies’ Chili Spiel
Follow us:
• February 7 - 9: Men’s Bonspiel
• March 7 - 9: Spring Mixed Bonspiel
Facebook.com/ChilliwackCurling
@CurlChilliwack on Twitter
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45860 First Avenue
Chilliwack, B.C. V2P 7K1
Phone: (604) 792-1941
Fax: (604) 792-7483
Sardis Library
5819 Tyson Road
Sardis, B.C. V2R 3R6
Phone: 604-858-5503
Fax 604-858-5504
4670 Community Street
Yarrow, B.C. V2R 5E1
Phone: (604) 823-4664
Fax: (604) 823-4686
www.fvrl.ca
Check out the Chilliwack, Sardis and Yarrow Libraries today to read, learn, and play!
Our Services:
• FVRL Catalogue: Connect with us and
other readers in our socially interactive
catalogue.
• Zinio has arrived at FVRL! Zinio is an
online magazine subscription website
where you can download the current
issues of your favourite magazines to
your mobile device or home computer.
• eReader help: Attend one of our
workshops for help downloading free
ebooks or drop by the Chilliwack Library
on Monday afternoons for our eHelp
Desk!
Hours: Chilliwack Library
Mon. - Thurs. 10am – 9pm
Fri. 10am – 6pm
Sat. 10am – 5pm
Sun. 1pm – 5pm
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Our Collections:
• Read For Life adult learning books and
kits
• Downloadable digital audiobooks and
e-books
• World Languages books and DVDs
• Large Print books
• Music CDs
• DVDs
The Chilliwack, Sardis and Yarrow
Libraries are members of the Fraser
Valley Regional Library. All programs and
services are free with your Fraser Valley
Regional Library card.
Hours: Sardis Library
Mon. - Thurs. 10am – 9pm
Fri. 10am – 6pm
Sat. 10am – 5pm
Sun. 1pm – 5pm
Friends of the
Chilliwack Libraries
The Friends of the Chilliwack
Libraries group meets on the
first Wednesday of every month
at the Chilliwack Library. Make
a difference in your community
by advocating for and promoting
your library. This successful
volunteer organization supports
the Chilliwack, Sardis and Yarrow
Libraries. New Friends are always
welcome!
Hours: Yarrow Library
Tuesday: 10am-8pm
Wednesday: 10am-12:30pm,
1pm-4:30pm
Thursday: 1:30-5:30pm, 6-8pm
Saturday: 10am-3pm
Spring Break
Children’s Programs
A Day in the
Life of a Wildlife
Rehabilitator
Puzzle Sale
Chilliwack Library’s ever-popular
puzzle sale will take place this
year on Friday, February 7th and
Saturday, February 8th 2014.
Bring your used puzzles to the
library in January to get a 50%
discount at the sale!
Library Programs
for Children
The Yarrow, Sardis and the
Chilliwack Libraries present
storytimes for children. Library
storytellers read aloud, and
children join in the fun with
familiar rhymes and songs (and
learn some new ones, too!)
Check out the Library Program
Guide for dates and times of
specialty programs including
Lego Club, and author readings.
Library Programs
for Teens
Teen programs at the Chilliwack,
Sardis and Yarrow libraries
include video games, board
and card games, crafts, anime
and manga, and plenty of time
to have great conversations
and meet new people. More
information is available at the
libraries about Rated ‘T’ for Teen,
Games Night, How’s That Made
crafts, and Genshiken.
and the Chilliwack, Sardis and
Yarrow Libraries co-operate to
make Teen Programs possible.
Library Programs
for Adults
Special-Interest Programs
The Yarrow, Sardis and
Chilliwack Libraries presents
programs for Adults and Seniors.
Enjoy author visits, topics of local
interest, and Library Book Club’s
lively discussions. This season
there will be presentations
on Gluten Free Living, Small
Businesses, Bali, Drop-in
Knitting, and Mental Silence
Meditation. For specific program
information, contact the libraries,
search our system-wide program
database, or pick up a copy of
our program guide. Registration
may be required for some
programs.
Conversation Circles
Drop in for a chat at the Library.
Adults wanting to practice
English conversation chat with
each other and a volunteer from
Chilliwack Learning Community
Society, who leads the weekly
conversations at each library.
Friday, Mar 21st
11:00am-12:00pm
Stop by the Chilliwack
Library to find out about
the life-saving work that
takes place at Wildlife
Rescue. Learn about local
wildlife and what you can
do to help the animals
around us. Through an
interactive virtual tour,
participants enjoy a
behind-the-scenes look
at our wildlife hospital
and the animals we’ve
recently treated. Students
learn how to identify local
wildlife and the simple
steps they can take to
support the animals in their
neighbourhood.
The Selkie
Chilliwack Library
Thursday, Mar 20th
2:00pm-2:45pm
A fisherman watches in
awe as a seal removes
her seal-coat to transform
into a beautiful, mysterious
woman. He falls instantly
in love, and decides that
she will be his wife. Join
the Trollsons as they use
comedy, improvisation,
and audience participation
to bring this Irish tale to
life. Suitable for ages
5 to 12.
The One
Eyed Troll
Sardis Library
Thursday, Mar 20th
11:00am-11:45am
An evil one-eyed troll has
taken over the forest.
Everyone is terrified, but
a young boy out looking
for some firewood just
might have a solution. Join
the Trollsons as they use
comedy, improvisation,
and audience participation
to bring this Scandinavian
tale to life. Suitable for
ages 5 to 12.
Spring Break
Scavenger Hunt
Monday, Mar 17th - Friday,
Mar 21st
Visit the Sardis Library
for some Spring Break
Scavenger Hunt fun! Read
the clues to follow the map
and remember X marks
the spot. Participants
may enter to win the
TREASURE!
Crafternoon for
Teens
Tuesday, Mar 18th
2:30pm-3:30pm
Cake pops at the Sardis
Library! Try your hand
at Cake pop decorating.
Enjoy an hour of chocolate
dipping and icing piping
while you make your own
edible craft to take home.
For ages 12 and up.
Registration required.
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Getting a Library Card
Are you over 50, and looking
for something to challenge
and entertain your brain?
Our Spring semester begins
Feb. 1 with some new courses…
• Creative Digital Photography
• Book/Author Study
• Improv!
• Live Healthy Series
... the return of our most
popular courses...
Everyone can get a free Fraser Valley Regional Library card! Visit one of our
libraries with the following:
Adults: One piece of ID with your current mailing address
Teens: (13-18 yrs) One piece of ID (e.g. student card)
Children: (Under 13 yrs) One piece of ID for the child and proof of residence from
parent or guardian registering the child. Parent or guardian needs to sign child’s library
card, and child needs to be present to be registered.
Did you know?
Any Children’s and Young Adult materials borrowed on a child’s card are overdue- feesfree (some restrictions apply; ask for more information).
You can see a list of all the library items you have borrowed, by enabling our “Recently
Returned” feature in the new library catalogue.
Proceeds from Friends of the Library events like Puzzle, Disc and Book Blitz
Sales go to support programs and collections at the Chilliwack, Sardis and
Yarrow Libraries.
• Tapestry for Thought
• Travel with Me
• Drawing
• Computers
•Cooking
... and more, some 23 in all.
Details will be available online at
www.ufv.ca/eldercollege
after December 30.
Registration begins
Tuesday, January 14
Landing Sports Centre
(Formerly Ag Rec Building)
45530 Spadina Ave.
Doors Open 3:00 pm
Registration 3:30 - 4:30 pm
For more information call
(604) 702-2611
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in partnership with
For more details
about these and
other library
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events, see our
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at www.fvrl.ca or
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or Sardis Libraries.
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with a full preschool program
located in Promontory Heights,
Chilliwack. We offer full and
part-time child care for children
between the ages of 30 months and
5 years, as well as drop-in care.
We look forward to meeting you!
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Chilliwack | Agassiz | Harrison | Hope | Boston Bar
Taking Action NOW!
For the Health of Your Community.
Children and Youth
Framed by a solution oriented,
evidenced-based health message,
Live 5-2-1-0, the Healthy
Kids Initiative was launched in
December 2012. We are engaging
the community and leveraging the
wonderful organizations, services,
and programs already underway
in Chilliwack, to work towards a
future where the healthy choice, is
the easy choice for our children.
Community
Health
Our goal is that the citizens of
Chilliwack to Boston Bar are
inspired, educated and engaged
in taking responsibility for their
own health and the health of
their communities. By working with
businesses and organizations, we
strive to make the healthy choice, the
easy choice, for everyone.
Hospital Initiatives
Working with our local doctors
through the Chilliwack Division
of Family Practice, and with
Chilliwack General Hospital and
Fraser Health Authority, we
are identifying priorities
and initiatives to enhance
patient care and services
at our local hospital. Recent
donations include the purchase
of equipment for the Primary
Care Seniors Clinic located in
Chilliwack General Hospital.
Seniors
In an age-friendly community seniors are
supported to live healthy, active,
socially engaged, independent
lives. We recognize that
seniors are valuable assets to
our communities and want to
ensure that they are inspired to
do so. To accomplish this we are
engaging with seniors and with
organizations that work with
seniors to identify priorities
and initiatives.
Chilliwack Hospital & Health Care Foundation,
a LOCAL board of directors working to address
LOCAL health issues.
It’s easy to support us! Donate online at www.chhcf.org
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45844 Hocking Avenue,
Chilliwack, B.C.
V2P 1B4
T: 604.792.3371
F: 604.792.7298
E: chilliwack@vanymca.org
www.vanymca.org
YMCA Membership
Finding time to be active
as a busy family can be
challenging. At the Chilliwack
Family YMCA, we not only
provide a supportive and
caring place for you and
your kids, we also offer
convenient programs that
make it a little easier to live a
healthy lifestyle. This means
our memberships include
free drop-in programs and
activities for both kids and
adults at the best times of day.
Every membership at
the Y is all-inclusive
and includes:
• Swim lessons and drop-in
programs for children, teens
and adults
• Active children’s programming
at convenient times of day
• More than 60 drop-in group
fitness classes including Yoga,
Cyclefit and Bootcamp
• Wide variety of strength and
conditioning equipment
• Access to other YMCA
membership centres in Canada
• Reduced rates for childminding
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Aquatics
We believe every child should learn to
swim and be safe in and around the
water. That’s why YMCA memberships
include continuous swim lessons that
are convenient and allow children to
progress at their own pace.
• We help kids jump in, have fun, learn
to swim and grow their confidence.
• Our programs—from Bobbers to
Stars—give your kids the skills
needed for a lifetime of safe fun in the
water.
• Membership makes it easy for
families to be active together with
recreational swimming and family
swimming at convenient times.
• Membership includes all-day access
to Aquafit and lane swimming.
• For those 16 and older who have
their Bronze Cross, NLS or Star
6 accreditation already, we offer a
course in how to become a YMCA
Swim Instructor.
MEND - Mind, Exercise,
Nutrition... Do It!
Trying to maintain a healthy, active
lifestyle can be challenging. With
school, an abundance of screen
time and a busy family life, kids are
spending less time being active and
as a result, many are above a healthy
weight.
Helping kids grow up strong and
healthy is why the YMCA exists.
That’s why we offer MEND, a
provincially funded program that
empowers children and families to
become fitter and healthier.
This free and fun 10-week program
supports children ages 7-13 who are
above a healthy body weight to adopt
a healthy lifestyle. Parents/caregivers
join their children in each session to
learn about how to choose healthier
foods and spend more time being
physically active.
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Children
Parents with young kids are tight
on time and energy. That’s why we
focus on making our programs
easy to fit into your schedule, while
giving you the chance to exercise
and recharge.
Whether you’re playing games
together on Family Night, dropping in
for a swim, exposing your child to new
activities or each finding your own way
to get fit, rest assured that you are
growing together as a family at the Y.
Activities for children include:
• Swim Lessons
• Active Play
• Creative Play
• Active Games
• Gymnastics
• Tumble Time
• Freak Out Friday
Licensed Child Care
Choosing a child care provider is a
big decision. You want your child
to feel at home, learn, grow and
have fun in an environment that is
welcoming, safe and stimulating.
And most of all you want caring
and supportive caregivers who
understand what makes your child
special.
Through both our early years and
before and after school licensed
programs, kids learn values and
positive behaviours in a supportive
environment. Children have the
opportunity to be active, have fun and
develop confidence. Plus, parents
get the peace of mind knowing that
children are active and learning while
spending time with friends and positive
adult role models.
We offer programs for the following
ages:
• Infant and toddler (0-36 months)
• 3-5 year olds
• Preschool
• 5-12 year olds (before and after
school)
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Youth
Studies show that today’s youth
feel alone. The Y believes it doesn’t
have to be this way. That’s why
we are committed to keeping
youth engaged and active with
opportunities to participate, learn,
grow and lead.
Visit
www.vanymca.org
for further info.
Youth Leadership
Development
Youth Leadership Development
(YLD) helps youth build self-esteem,
lifelong friendships and develop strong
leadership skills. Activities include
team building, social events, volunteer
opportunities, fundraising, Interact Club
(sponsored by Rotary), special events
and a youth conference weekend.
YMCA Strong Kids
Campaign
Every kid deserves a chance. What
do you think about a child’s need to
get a good start in life? The YMCA
Strong Kids campaign is our way of
raising the funds needed to ensure
children and families can live healthier
lives, right from the start. To donate, visit
ymcastrongkids.ca, or to enquire about
the YMCA Access Program, please
visit the Chilliwack Family YMCA.
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Because we are so much
more than a gym
You have a lot to offer the YMCA: your
time, energy and ideas. As a YMCA
volunteer, you might lead an exercise
class, mentor young people, fundraise,
produce a special event or advise on
local issues.
Looking for our
program listings?
Visit our website or email us—we
have just the program for you.
Chilliwack Family YMCA
45844 Hocking Avenue, Chilliwack
T: 604-792-3371
E: chilliwack@vanymca.ca
W: chilliwackymca.ca
The Chilliwack Family YMCA would
like to gratefully acknowledge
funding received from the City of
Chilliwack.
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St. John Ambulance
SAVING LIVES
at work, home and play
Specializing in first aid, CPR training and
safety; we offer a variety of courses public and private. All of our courses
include easy-to-follow study materials
that surpass the strictest regulations
and result in a safer community.
Courses
Available
for sale
to the public:
• First Aid Kits
• Supplies
• AEDs
More Classes
Online Training Courses
• Lifesaver
• Marine Basic
• CSTS
• WHIMIS, TDG, Fire Safety
• Medical Terminology
WE HAVE MOVED!
Our new address is:
Suite #325, 44500 South Sumas Rd.
New 604-824-8240 • toll free 1-866-321-2651
chilliwack@bc.sja.ca
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• Occupational First Aid - Level 1, 2, 3
• Spinal Immobilization Transport Endorsement
• Emergency Community Care
• Standard First Aid - Enhanced
• CPR A/B/C and AED Training
• Standard First Aid Recertification
9435 Young Road
Chilliwack BC,
V2P 4S7
T: 604.792.8539
E: ccecss@gmail.com
http://central.sd33.bc.ca/ccecss
the School District #33 and the City
of Chilliwack. CCECSS would like to
gratefully acknowledge funding received
from the City of Chilliwack and the Ministry
of Children and Family Development.
Programs and Services
Daytime Programing:
“Community &
School As One”
Located in the heart of downtown
Chilliwack, Central Elementary
provides ongoing programs and
services daily within the school’s
facilities. CCECSS provides
social, recreational activities, and
educational programs and services to
children and their families.
Downtown Gateway for Families
Families First
Family Literacy
Nobody’s Perfect
Community Access to Literacy and
Learning
UFV Education and Career Planning
Aboriginal Education and Community
Development/Success by 6
Next Steps Autism Intervention
Families In Motion
Preschool
Infant/Toddler Daycare (for program
participants)
Who We Are
Chilliwack Central Elementary Community Central Gateway Preschool
School Society (CCECSS) exists to
Afternoon/Evening
develop, promote, and support programs,
Programing:
services, events, and opportunities that
Preschool
empower the Downtown Neighborhood,
Soccer
to satisfy community needs, and provide
Dance
life-long learning opportunities for all.
CCECSS is a non-profit society governed School Age
by volunteer members of the Community. Soccer
Downtown Gateway for Families hosts
Community Partner programming
that respectfully engages inner core
community members from all age,
ethnic, and socio-economic realms in
opportunities that promote health and
independence in their lives.
Use of the facilities has been made
possible due to the partnership between
Friday Night Basketball
Floorhockey
Kids In The Kitchen
Gymnastics
Cheer
Karate
Dance
Golf
Girl Guides
4 Directions 4 Life
Art
Red Cross Babysitter’s Training
2nd Day After School Program
Home Alone Plus
People Savers First Aid
Drop In Tween Club (Grades 3-5)
Adult
Yoga for Beginners
Drop In Volleyball
Chilliwack Metis Association
Creative Writing
Art
Community Access
Centre Hours
This is a free service to meet your
computer and internet needs.
Monday-Thursday
1:00pm- 4:00pm
Facility Available
For Rent
Consider Chilliwack Central
Elementary for your next birthday party,
meeting, conference or reunion.
Available rentals:
Classroom
Multi-Purpose Room
Gymnasium/Kitchen
Community Kitchen
Contact Details
To book our facility, or for rate
Information and program inquiries,
please. Contact our coordinator,
Shannon Carmichael, at 604-792-8539
or 604-819-6687.
Winter/Spring
Office Hours
Monday to Thursday
9:30-11:30am and 2:30-4:30pm
(Call to book additional times)
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71 Sunnyside Boulevard
Cultus Lake, B.C.,
V2R 5B5
T: 604.858.7192
F: 604.858.2793
E: clcsa@clsca.ca
www.clcsa.ca
Office Hours
Monday-Thursday 8:00am-12:00pm
Monday & Thursday 5:00-8:00pm
Cultus Lake Self Guided
Museum
Drop in during our office hours and
enjoy learning about the Cultus Lake
early years.
Children Programs
This is just a taste of what is offered
at the lake! Phone us or check the
website for more information.
Kidzone-604-791-8859
Day Care
Monday-Friday 7:00am-6:00pm
Preschool Program
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00am11:30am
Preschool Programs
Jr. Dance
Indoor Soccer
School Aged Children
Programs
Karate
Sr. Dance
Indoor Soccer
Home Alone
Art Attack-Mixed Medium
Mad Scientists
Chef’s In Training
Tennis for Beginners
Curling
Youth Programs
Babysitter’s Training
Movie Nights
Dance
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Adult Programs
Fitness
Cooking Classes
Private Computer Lessons
birthdays, seminars, sleepovers,
and other special events! We have
reasonable rates with hassle free
bookings!
Big Screen
Family Movie Nights
CLCSA Board of
Directors
Join us to watch the latest DVD movie
releases! The concession will be open
to buy snacks to enjoy. Free show
admission with concession purchase.
Fridays 6:30pm
Special Events
This School’s Got Talent-Feb 7 7pm
Easter Event-April 19 11-12noon
Spring Fling-May 29 4-7pm
Internet Access
Check your e-mail, create a resume or
play some games. Ipads, Laptops and
PC’s! FREE ACCESS!!!
Monday & Thursday 5:00-8:00pm
Facility Rental
Information
Have you thought of renting a room,
gymnasium or portable? Check
out the lake for meetings, reunions,
Our board needs you! If you would
like to become involved with the Cultus
Lake Community, join us at our monthly
meetings. Call us for more information
on our next meeting.
Sponsors and Partners
Thank you to the following sponsors
and partners for their continued
support.
• SD #33
• Fraser Valley Regional District
• Chilliwack Bingo Association and
Solicitor General-Gaming
• Cultus Lake Community Association
• Cultus Lake Community School PAC
• Cultus Lake Parks Board
Visit www.clcsa.ca or
call 604-858-7192 for
more info.
Greendale Elementary Community School
T: 604-823-7281
6621 Sumas Prairie Road
E: coordinator.gecs@gmail.com
Chilliwack B.C.,
V2R 4K1
www.gecss.com
The Greendale Elementary Community
School Society (GECSS) is a nonprofit organization formed to provide
social, educational and recreational
activities for all in our community.
Use of the Greendale Elementary
Community School’s facilities has been
made possible due to a partnership
between School District #33 and the
City of Chilliwack. GECSS gratefully
acknowledges funding received by the
City of Chilliwack.
This season we are
pleased to offer every
week:
Karate
Monday evenings and Saturday
mornings. Further information available
at chilliwackchitoryu@gmail.com. New
season starts on Monday January 6th.
Zumba
For all ages and abilities. First class of
the new year, Wednesday January 8th
at 7.15pm. Jane has all the registration
details at janesandvefitness@hotmail.
com.
Fusion
A pilates/ yoga course to stretch out
all the blues of the winter. Classes
are on Tuesdays beginning January
7th at 7.15pm. Contact Jane at
janesandvefitness@hotmail.com for
more information. Great reductions for
attendance at both classes.
Keep up to date with
the latest news at
www.gecss.com
Acting Outright
A performance art class for children
Grade 1 and older. Led by Linda McRae,
a new season will begin on Monday
January 13th from 2:00-3:30pm. Contact
the Community Schools Coordinator to
register.
Acting Outright for Teens
A new season begins on Monday
January 13th from 3.30-5pm. This
performance art class is for middle
school aged students and older.
Register with the Community Schools
Coordinator.
Lamaze Pre-Natal
Classes
Check our website for the start of the
next six week course and registration
details.
Little Kickers Soccer
Special Events and
Courses
Level 1 Food Safety
Certification Course
One day course on Saturday January
11th 2014; perfect for anyone looking
to work in the food industry. Course
costs $70. Details and registration at
chilliwackfoodsafety@hotmail.com.
Red Cross Babysitting
Course
For children aged 11 years and
above ready to become a responsible
babysitter. Saturday March 1st 9am5pm. Cost $45 per person. Register with
the Community Schools Coordinator.
Home Alone Safety Plus
First Aid Course
Canada’s most popular pre-school
soccer class for children aged 2-5 years,
meet every Thursday starting January
9th from 4.45pm. More details and
registration at www.littlekickers.ca.
For children aged 10 years and up,
ready to stay home alone. Saturday
February 1st 9am-1pm. Cost $30 per
person. Register with the Community
Schools Coordinator.
Yoga for Every Body
Rentals
Gain strength, improve flexibility and
find that inner calm. A slow gentle yoga
class suitable for all body shapes and
ages. First class of 2014, Thursday 9th
January at 7pm. Register with Dee on
604-791-0387 for the special price of six
classes for $48; drop-in $10 per class.
Looking for a great space to hold a
birthday party, event, meeting or gettogether? We have the space you are
looking for- call the Community Schools
Coordinator for more.
Hip Hop for fun
For more information about all our
courses and registrations, contact us at
604-823-7281. Please leave a message
if the office is unattended. Email at
coordinator.gecs@gmail.com.
Enjoy dance every Saturday morning
from 9:00-9:45 am. Classes for 6-10
year olds. Contact the Community
Schools Coordinator for more details.
Contact Details
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46200 Stoneview Drive
Chilliwack, BC
V2R 5W8
T: 604.858.2999
F: 604.824.5925
E: phecsa@phecsa.ca
www.phecsa.ca
Programs
The Promontory Heights Elementary
Community School Association
(PHECSA) is a non-profit organization
formed in participation with the
community of Promontory Heights. The
goal of our organization is to identify
and provide community residents with
social, educational and recreational
activities that will enrich our whole
community, while creating a safe, caring
and inclusive environment. PHECSA
would like to gratefully acknowledge the
support of the Chilliwack School Board
and funding received from the City of
Chilliwack, the Province of B.C. and the
Government of Canada.
Office Hours
Monday through Thursday
1:00pm – 9:00pm
Friday
1:00pm - 5:00pm
Saturday
11:00am-4:00pm
• Babysitting Training
• Robotics Engineering
• Video Game design
• Monday Multi-Sports Mania
• Discover Dance: Hip-hop/Jazz
• Private or Group Guitar Lessons
Adults
• Yoga & Meditation for Adults
• Primetimers’ Social
• Foodsafe
• Private Piano lessons for Adults
Kids Club (6-12 years)
Kids’ Corner (0-5 years)
• Busy Bees Crafts and Coffee
• Little Panther Soccer Stars
• CREATIVE kids make MUSIC: Spring
session
• Discover Dance: Twinkle Toes
• Robotics 0.1
• Yoga for Kids
• Monday Multi-Sports Mania
• 3D animation for Game and film
• Robotics 2.2
• Robotics 3.2
• Video Design
• Discover Dance: Happy Feet
• Babysitter Training course
• Yoga for Big Kids
• Basketball Hoops
• Delicious Disney Cupcake Creations
• Make your own Piñata!: Party Time
• What’s Cook’n Kids
• Create Greeting Cards
• Intro to Gymnastics, Tumbling &
Cheer
Youth Zone
Special Events for 2014!
Programs
You can register on-line anytime @
www.phecsa.ca. (Paypal payment
option available on-line)
• Promontory Tween Night (grades
5 – 7)
• 3D Animation for game and film
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• Easter Eggstravaganza (Date:TBA)
• ARTragEous Children’s Creative Arts
Festival (Date:TBA)
Drop In Gym Programs
• Co-Ed Volleyball
• Men’s Floor Hockey
Birthday Parties
Birthday Party rentals include 2 hours
use of the Gym, Kitchen and Party
Room for $70.
Rentals
We have facilities to rent for meetings,
seminars, workshops, etc. Please call
us about booking your next event in our
multipurpose rooms, gym or classroom.
Garden Gate Preschool
(Sept – June) For information about our
preschool, please call Leslie at
604-823-4896
Panther Pen
Panther Pen is our quality licensed
after-school care program at the school.
Regular hours are 2:15pm – 6:00pm
and we accept both full and part time
children as space is available. Care is
offered on Pro-D days from
9:00am – 6:00pm.
Website
Check out our website www.phecsa.ca
for all our latest information and course
offerings.
4595 Wilson Rd.
Yarrow BC.
V2R5C4
Coordinator’s Office
T: 604.823-0257
F: 604.823-2243
http://yarrow.sd33.bc.ca
Yarrow Community School is very grateful for the support from the City of Chilliwack and SD #33. It is due to these successful partnerships
that we are able to offer programming to our neighbours and larger community. Please call coordinator Sally Lum at 823-0257 for
information on the following programs or to inquire about our facility rentals or maybe you have a program idea you’d like to propose! Please
have a look at our website http://yarrow.sd33.bc.ca and the community school page for further details and some online registration forms.
Puddle Jumpers
Daycare
Licensed Group Daycare for
children 30 months-5 yrs. Full
and part time rates and family
rates for 3 or more children
in our childcare programs.
Registration pkgs. available at
the community school office or
drop by and see us in Puddle
Jumpers.
Jelly Beans
Preschool
Licensed 3 and 4 yr. old
programs. Qualified,
experienced and FUN teachers.
You can pick up a reg. pkg. at
the school office or call if you
have any questions.
Before and After
School Care
Licensed Out of school care for
school age children. Full and
part-time rates available. Phone
Sally for more info 604.823.0257
Pickle Ball
is the fastest growing sport and
Yarrow is not getting left behind.
We have a very enthusiastic
bunch coming out to our gym
and playing. Drop by Monday
evenings 6:30-9:00pm. and
give it a try. It’s only a toonie
for drop in and all ages are
welcome. There is some loaner
equipment for first timers. For
more info check out www.
pickleballchilliwack.com
Pilates
It’s not too late to join Jolene
for Pilates here at the school.
Wed. evenings 7-8pm. Please
bring your own mat and water
bottle. Phone Jolene with any
questions at 823-7357.
Zumba
Certified Instructor-Joan
Koppes. Tuesdays 7-8pm. This
class is suitable for people 14
yrs. and up. If you didn’t already
know Zumba is the really
popular Latin dance inspired
fitness class. The instructor
promises the steps are easy to
follow. Wear running shoes and
bring your own water. Classes
are ongoing and you can come
jump in anytime.
for you at the Yarrow Community
School. Please contact us
if you would be interested in
one or more of the following…
Adults: weekday morning or
lunch hour class-Learn the basic
building blocks, and practice
building them Speaking Spanish
in each class in a friendly, fun
and supportive environment.
Parents (or Grandparents) &
Kids: Get Moving and Learn
Spanish! An active playful way
to learn, using TPR (Total
Physical Response), and small
conversations to build your
Spanish abilities with each class.
DSLR Cameras for
Beginners
are available with the Chilliwack
Learning Community Society.
Bring your own laptop and learn
how to use it. Class days and
times to be announced. For
more info contact Marci at the
Chilliwack Learning Community
Society 604.701.9794.
Registration is ongoing.
Perfect if you are getting a new
camera for Christmas (or know
someone who is) Instructor: Kim
Odell Woodbury. Wed. evenings
7:00-8:30pm. Jan. 29th-Feb.
26th Cost is on $90. for the 5
classes. This course will involve
hands on instruction to help
you get off Automatic and take
control of your photography!
We will cover creative ways to
capture light and emotion in
photos, as well as learn how to
do some professional tricks on
an amateur’s budget.
Spanish Language The Basics
Adobe Photoshop
‘Elements’
FREE – Basic
Computer Classes
for Seniors
Calling all who have always
wanted to learn Spanish, but
haven’t gotten much past ‘hola’.
Join us in creating a class just
for Beginners – Improving
Your Images. Learn how to
work with layers and access
some of the many creative
tools Elements has to offer. You
must have a version of Adobe
Photoshop Elements to practice
with at home to participate in
the course. Bringing a laptop
to class is helpful but not a
requirement. Instructor: Kim
Odell Woodbury. Tuesday
evenings 7:00-8:30pm. January
28th – Feb. 25th. Cost is $90 for
the 5 classes.
Anyone Can Draw!Cartooning with
Stephan Baker.
Thursdays 2:00-3:30pm. Nov.
28th- Dec. 19th. Cost is only
$40. This class for kids in grades
5 and 6 will teach how to draw
cartoons and turn that into a
comic strip or graphic novel.
Registration available online.
Babysitters Course
Friday, Feb. 21st 9:00am-5pm.
The registration fee is $45 and
it includes the workbook. Kids
age 11 and up should get signed
up right away as this class fills
up quickly. Bring your own lunch
and pencil.
Coming in January…
Basic First Aid (one day course),
Indian Cooking with Anu, and a
Run, Jump, Throw Certification
course (one day).
Please make sure that you are
watching our website closely
for further developments
and online forms for facility
rentals and registration.
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50850 Yale Road
Rosedale, BC
V0X 1X2
T: 604.378.0300
F: 604.794.7872
E: rtcss@rtcss.ca
www.rtcss.ca
Programs
Preschool
Programs
3-5yrs
Office Hours
Monday-Thursday 1:00-8:00pm
Mission Statement
“To provide broad inclusive programming for all ages in a
safe and welcoming environment, providing lifelong learning
opportunities for all ages.”
Indoor Soccer
Golf-SNAG
Cheer Intro
Gymnastics
Sports Bag
Tennis for Beginners
In the Studio
Little Einstein
Tiny Cooks
Music
Programs
Piano Lessons-Private
Guitar-Private
Youth
Programs
6-12yrs
Who We Are
The Rosedale Traditional
Community School is a combination
of two former schools, Rosedale
Elementary School and Rosedale
Traditional Middle School. The
facility also houses the Rosedale
Traditional Community School
Society (RTCSS). The Rosedale
Traditional Community School
Society is a non-profit Society
governed by volunteer members
of the Community. This venture
has been made possible due to a
partnership between School District
#33 and the City of Chilliwack.
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RTCSS would like to gratefully
acknowledge funding received by
the City of Chilliwack.
Facility Rentals
At the new Rosedale Traditional
Community School we have
space that meets your needs.
Meeting rooms, gyms, classrooms,
computer lab, kitchens, art rooms,
etc… Call to make an appointment
to tour the facility and see what we
can offer you. Company retreats,
weddings, reunions, babyshowers,
retirement parties, birthday
parties….
Golf-Snag
Gymnastics
Cheer Intro
Karate
Indoor Soccer
Floor Hockey
Let’s Skip
Zumba for Kids
Mixed Dance
In the Studio
Chef’s in Training
Mad Scientists
Home Alone
Babysitters Training
Curtain Up!
Friday Fun Zone
Teen Programs
13-18yrs
Karate
Cheer
Girls Just Wanna Have
Fun
Babysitters Training
Foodsafe
Youth Nite
Adult Programs
Karate
Zumba
Pilates
Yoga
Feldenkrais Fitness
California Rolls
Chocolate Making 101
Indian Cuisine
Foodsafe
Standard First Aid
Emergency First Aid
CPR-C/AED
Into to Photography
Auto Maintenance 101
for Women
Mixed Medium Art
Drop In
Programs
Pickleball
Badminton
Friday Fun Zone
Grades 4-6
Youth Night Grades 7-9
Chilliwack Heritage Park
44140 Luckakuck Way
Chilliwack, BC V2R 4A7
H: Mon - Friday: 8am to 4pm
T: 604-824-9927
F: 604-824-9957
E: info@chilliwackheritagepark.com
www.chilliwackheritagepark.com
Heritage Park
Chilliwack Heritage Park is a 65 acre
park that boasts a 150,000 square
foot building which can accommodate
a number of events. Trade Shows,
Conventions, Concerts, Dog Shows,
Horse Shows, Arena Cross Events,
ABA BMX Bike Grand Nationals, Kart
Racing and local club events just to
name a few.
There is a seven acre field for outdoor
concerts and festivals as well as plenty
of space for camping with your event.
There is also a 5/8 mile race track and
rodeo arena as well as two outdoor
sand arenas for your many different
equestrian and agricultural events.
All arenas are equipped with outdoor
lighting for those evening rentals.
Heritage Park, which has been
operational since July 2001, is ideally
and conveniently located just off the
Trans Canada Highway at Exit 116.
This allows for easy access by those
within Chilliwack as well as people living
in the Lower mainland. The striking
presence of this 150,000 square foot
red building and 65 acre grounds also
attracts travellers from all over the
Canada, as well as many visitors from
the United States.
Heritage Park is a versatile facility.
Features include a flexible public
address system, box office and show
office. The building is comprised of
four floors; two are concrete floors that
measure approximately 35,000 square
feet each. There is also a 48,000
square foot dirt floor and a 30,000
square foot dirt floor. We have 150
portable box stalls for your equestrian
event that can be put up on either
the concrete or dirt floors, depending
on your requirements. The building
houses a portable stage, as well as
tables and chairs. Our washroom
facilities include showers and are
handicapped accessible.
Heritage Park is not only a fine multiuse facility, but it also offers you
a management and staff who are
committed to your satisfaction. We
would be pleased to work with you to
help make your event a success.
Proudly Operated By:
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44140 Luckakuck Way
Chilliwack, BC V2R 4A7
H: Mon - Friday: 8am to 4pm
T: 604-824-9927
F: 604-824-9957
E: info@chilliwackheritagepark.com
www.chilliwackheritagepark.com
Events:
December 2013
Dec. 4
Dec. 13-15
Ritchie Bros Auction Parking
Auld Lange Syne Dog
Association Show
January 2014
Jan. 11
Pacific Allstar Cheerleading
Championships
Jan. 23, 25, & 26 Chilliwack Home and Leisure
Expo
February 2014
Jan. 31 & Feb. 1
Feb. 7 & 8
Feb. 21-23
Feb. 28 - Mar. 2
Future West Productions Ltd.
Arena cross
Future West Productions Ltd.
Arena cross
Mt. Cheam Canine Association
Dog Show
Fraser Valley Women’s Expo
March 2014
Mar. 8 & 9
Mar. 19 & 22
Mar. 28-30
Historical Arms Society Show
BC Holstein Show
Yard, Garden and Renovation
Show
April 2014
April 16-21
April 26
May 2014
May 3
May 9-11
May 23-25
Renaissance Dog Association
Spring Show
Paton’s Farm Auction
Central Fraser Valley
Woodcarvers Show
ABA BMX Racing
Equestrian Vaulting Show
These events are subject to change.
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Chilliwack & District Seniors’ Resources Society
Chilliwack & District Seniors’ Resources Society
T: 604 793-9979
F: 604 793-9966
H: Mon-Fri: 8am-4pm
E: cdsrs@shawbiz.ca
www.cdsrs.ca
Chilliwack and District Seniors’ Resources Society
Office Hours
Mon–Fri 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Brochures are available at
our office in the Evergreen
Hall and at the Kiosk at
the Cottonwood Mall. The
information links seniors with
programs and services.
• Housing Information
• Equipment Registry. A list of
used medical equipment for
purchase or sale.
• Support Services
• Senior Repair Service
• Work wanted list - A list of
individuals who do various
jobs to help out, such as
assistance with housework,
driving to appointments,
companionship etc.
• Bus Excursions
Shopping Program
Grocery shopping available to
anyone 55+ in cooperation with
IGA. Volunteers provided by
CDSRS take and fill phone grocery
orders. Call Marketplace IGA 604
795-3727 on Wednesday from 9
am-11:30 am. IGA will deliver the
groceries to your door before 6:00
p.m. the same day and collect
payment by cash, cheque or Visa.
This service is free; but fee of $10
will be added to your bill for the cost
of delivery.
Volunteer Opportunities
Shopping Program
Income Tax Program
Bus Drivers
Snow Angels program
Activities
Scheduled Activities for all members of the
Chilliwack & District Seniors Resources
Society. Memberships are $20 per year
membership which entitles you to all of the
programs & activities we offer.
Call 604-793-9979
The Chilliwack & District Seniors’
Resources Society Host
Wanda’s Tea Dance
Badminton
Pickleball
Mon & Wed
1:00-3:00pm
Evergreen Hall
Wed & Fri 8:00-Noon
at the Evergreen Hall
Mt. Cheam Lions Hall 45580 Spadina
Avenue on the last Monday of each month
from 1-3 pm. Tickets at the door – $6 each.
Open to seniors of Chilliwack & District.
(Hosted by the Seniors Resources Society)
Music provided by Sweetwater. (No
membership required) September - June
Line Dancing
Income Tax Program
Floor Curling
Monday
Tues 9:30-11:30am & 10:00-11:00am
Thurs 1:30-3:00pm
$2 drop in Fee
Sept-June
Evergreen Hall
Evergreen Hall
Sept-June
Carpet Bowling
Mon & Thurs 9:3011:30am Sept-June
at the Evergreen Hall
Stride Inside
Walking Program
at the Cottonwood
Mall Mon-Fri 7:309:30am. Meet at the
entrance near the TD
Canada Trust
Bocce Ball
Tues 1:00-3:00pm at
the Landing Sports
Centre, 45530
Spadina
Table Tennis
Mon & Wed
1:00-3:00pm
Landing Sports
Centre, 45530
Spadina
Tai Chi –
Advanced group
Must be experienced
Mon, Wed & Fri
9:00-10:30am
Landing Sports
Centre, 45530
Spadina
Yoga
6 sessions for $18.
Mt. Cheam Lions
Hall 45580 Spadina
Avenue..Space
is limited. Call the
Seniors Resources
for more info on
dates and times
604-793-9979
NEW Social Crib
Thursday 1-3 at
the Landing Sports
Centre. 45530
Spadina
March and April. By Donation.
Call 604-793-9979 for more information
Bus Excursions
for all members of the Chilliwack & District
Seniors’ Resources Society Come and
Join our society and take advantage of
our bus excursions. For 40+. Ride on the
Mountaineer train; see musicals at Queen
Elizabeth Theatre visit Pike Market in
Seattle and Leavenworth Wa, Kettle Valley
and many more. Memberships are $20
per year. For more information call the
Chilliwack & District Seniors’ Resources
Society office 604 793-9979 or drop into
the office at 9291 Corbould Street in the
Evergreen Hall. Book early, as tickets are
limited.
Mt. Cheam Lions Day Program
Sept. – June
Tuesday and Thursday
10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
A day of activities and a full course lunch.
Lunch cost is $5.00. Shuttle available for
$3.00 return trip. Held at Mt. Cheam Lions
Hall. 45580 Spadina
Call 604-792-8797 for more information.
No membership required.
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DOUG LAS COLLEG E
LEADE R S I N P E R I N ATA L E D UCATION AN D
P ROVI DI NG P R E NATAL CLAS S E S S I NCE 1 9 87 !
Prenatal Classes
Preparing for childbirth is an exciting time! It is also a time when you want
to learn more about childbirth, your options and choices.
The prenatal classes are informative, fun and give you the opportunity to
meet and share experiences with other parents.
Our instructors are certiﬁed with Lamaze International and bring their
dedication, belief and trust in healthy birth practices to your classes.
PRENATAL CLASS OPTIONS
• Prenatal Class Series/Reunion or
• Prenatal-In-A-Day
First-time parents are encouraged to take the
Prenatal Class series, offered at these locations:
• Mission
• Chilliwack/Abbotsford
• Langley
Please visit our website for location addresses, dates,
times and course fees,
www.douglascollege.ca/ce/perinatal
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To register for
classes, call the
Continuing Education
Registration Ofﬁce at
604-527-5472
or toll free at
1-866-930-5472
See what’s happening
in Sports & Recreation in
our community.
Delivered twice a week:
Wednesday & Friday
and online everyday:
www.theprogress.com
45860 Spadina Ave., Chilliwack V2P 6H9 • 604.702.5550
Study Theatre in Chilliwack
UFV Theatre department offers elective courses, diploma programs, and a Bachelor
of Arts degree (extended minor in theatre). UFV Theatre produces a full season of
theatre, giving students hands-on experience in onstage and backstage roles.
Upcoming events for 2014:
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Jan 8–26, 2014
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April 23–27, 2014
Tickets and information at
604-795-2814 or ufv.ca/theatre
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Co m e Swim With U s!
Winter Session:
Jan 6 - Apr 16 at Landing Leisure Centre
Jan 7 - Apr 17 at Cheam Leisure Centre
Spring Session:
Apr 21 - Jun 25 at Landing Leisure Centre
Apr 22 - June 26 at Cheam Leisure Centre
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REGISTRATION IS ONGOING
FOR ALL LEVELS
Call or email to reserve your spot:
spartans@spartanswimclub.com
www.spartanswimclub.com
604-858-SWIM (7946)
Spartan Swim Club
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FAST and FUN!
SOME SHOES
NEED FILLING.
Twin Rinks
Mon & Thurs 5-8pm
Be A Part Of A Great Team
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We have delivery routes available at the Chilliwack
Progress for both kids and adults. Why not be a part of
a great team and put some cash in your jeans, or buy
that special something that you’ve been saving for!
604.702.5558
call anytime for available routes
Learn to speed skate
& try it for free!
“The Sardis Fliers are Chilliwack’s short-track speed skating
club. If you have a need for speed or Olympic dreams come
check us out.” Speed skating is perfect for ages 3-99, for
recreation or competition! For more information contact
Lonnie 604-792-9476 or Martin 604-845-8045
Check out the Sardis Fliers online
www.sfssc.ca or on Facebook
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Chilliwack Gymnastics Club
(1) Session One: Sept. 3 - Jan. 31
(2) Session Two: Feb. 1 - June 22
PRESCHOOLGYMNASTICS
GYMNASTICS &
PRESCHOOL
&TRAMPOLINE
TRAMPOLINE
PARENT & TOT:
Girls/Boys
(Age:
2-3 yrs)(Age:
- 45min/wk,
$25 x 5cost:
cheques
dated Sept to Jan
PARENT
& TOT:
Girls/Boys
2-3 yrs) -cost:
45min/wk,
$30/month
Classes Offered
(chooseone):
one):Tues.
Tues.10-10:45
10-10:45am;
am;Thurs.
Thurs.9-9:45
9-9:45am;
am;Sat.
Sat.9-9:45
9-9:45am
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KINDERGYM:
Girls/Boys
(Ages
- 60cost:
min $29
class,x cost:
$35/month
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3-4, 4-5
yrs) 3-4,
- 60 4-5
minyrs)
class,
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dated Sept to Jan
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Sat.
9-10
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5:30-6:30 pm
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(choose
one):
Mon.
Sat.
9-10am;
10-11am;
Tues && Thurs.
Thurs. 5:30-6:30pm
GYMNASTICS
GYMNASTICS &
& TRAMPOLINE
TRAMPOLINE
& Intermediate
Gymnastics:
(5-6, 7-9,
yrs)cost:
- 1.5$39
hr/wk,
$42/month
Beginners & Beginners
Intermediate
Gymnastics: Girls/Boys
(5-6, Girls/Boys
7-9, 10-13yrs)
- 1.510-13
hr/wk,
x 5cost:
cheques
dated Sept to Jan
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11-12:30pm
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5-6:30pm,
6:30-8pm; Sat.
Sat 11-12:30
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Team:
Girls/Boys
(Age
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2
hr/wk
cost:
$55.00/month
•
Time:
Thurs.
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pm6:30-8:30pm
Display Team: Girls/Boys (Age 10 yrs & up) 2 hr/wk cost: $49.00 x 10 • Cheques dated Sept to June Time Thurs.
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RHYTHMIC
RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS
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Girls/Boys
(5-6,7-9,
7-9,10-13yrs):
10-13yrs): Cost:
Cost: $42/month
Girls/Boys
(5-6,
$39 a month
It is a combination of arts and gymnastics skills with balls, ribbons, clubs, ropes, hoops; report cards and awards given at session end.
Classes
Tues.,
3:30-5 pm, 5-6:30pm,
5-6:30 pm,6:30-8pm
6:30-8 pm
ClassesOffered:
Offered:
Tues,Wed.
Wedand
andFri.
Fri 3:30-5pm,
BIRTHDAY
PARTY!
Celebrate
Your
Birthday
With
BIRTHDAY PARTY! Celebrate Your Birthday With Us!Us!
Our
qualifi
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coaches
will
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you
to an
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filled
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fun trampoline,
on the bars,
trampoline,
foam
pit,
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to an
action
filled
2 hours
of fun
on the
foam
pit, relay races
and
more.
relay races and
more.
Invitations
included.
Invitations included.
Time:
Sat. 3-5pm,
1-3pm, 3-5pm,
Sun. 11-1pm,
Cost: $100/up
10 kids
(2 hrs) HUSKY
Time: Fri
5-7 Fri.
pm,5-7pm,
Sat 1-3pm
5-7pm,5-7pm,
Sun 11-1pm
1-3pm1-3pm,
3-5pm3-5pm
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(2 hours)
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8880-C Young Road
CHWK CENTRAL
604-795-6009 HOCKING AVE.
YOUNG
REGISTER NOW!
All classes are subject to enrollment and are first come first serve basis.
Registration Insurance $20. For more info, call 795-6009
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It is a combination of arts and gymnastics skills with balls, ribbons, clubs, ropes, hoops; report cards and awards given at session end.
Fall/Winter Mini Sessions:
SESSION 2:
LEARN
TO SKATE
• Intro
• CanSkate
• Advanced
CanSkate
November 4 - December 20
SESSION 3:
January 6 - March 28
Spring Session:
April 1 - May 30
PRE HOCKEY
• Pre Hockey
• Advanced
Pre Hockey
• O N L I N E R EG I S T R AT I O N N O W AVA I L A B L E •
For more information, please contact us at
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EMAIL: skatecheam@telus.net
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604-824-9544
STAR SKATE
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ALL COACHES ARE CERTIFIED WITH SKATE CANADA
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WHY PARENTS LOVE
OUR PROGRAM:
WHY KIDS LOVE
OUR PROGRAM:
• Teaches Respect & Discipline
• Improves Listening Skills
• Develops Conﬁdence
• Classes are Fun and High-Energy
• They Learn Something New
& Exciting
• They Make New Friends
• They Feel Stronger & Safer
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PROGRAMS
Clean, Bright, Professional Facility
Spacious viewing areas for parents & family
Friendly, Positive Atmosphere
Patient, Enthusiastic Black Belt Instructors
Little Ninjas (4 & 5 years)
Juniors (6-12 years)
Adult Karate (13+ years)
Cardio Kickboxing for Fun & Fitness
NEW
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Located at 45920 Rowat Avenue
(near Young & CHWK Central Rd)
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email: danthekarateman@hotmail.com
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BREAKDANCE
COMPLETE RECREATIONAL &
COMPETITIVE DANCE PROGRAMS
FOR AGES 2YRS+
Plus ACTING, MUSICAL THEATRE,
VOCAL, MAGIC & more
Registration opens Dec 13 for our winter
programs starting in January.
Lots to choose from, toddlers to adults!
A great gift idea (no batteries required!)
CONTEMPORARY
17-8635 Young Rd.
604-793-6107
www.hiscoejiujitsu.com
DISCOVER DANCE 2-4YRS
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Vedder 604.858.0808
Chilliwack 604.391.0909
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Taoist Tai Chi
Cultivating the spirit
for better health
Beginning Classes Starting
Chilliwack
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Call: (604) 795-4040
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Abbotsford Christian School
3939 Old Clayburn Rd.
Saturday February 1
9:00am-10:30am
6:00pm-8:00pm
Tuesday February 4
11:00am-12:30pm
Wednesday February 5th
7:00pm-9:00pm
Thursday February 6th
10:00am-12:00pm
25-8635 Young Rd.
Please visit our website, or contact us for more information
www.taoist.org · chilliwack@taoist.org · (604) 795-4040
www.facebook.com/flkttc
www.taoist.org/blog
Fung Loy Kok Institue of Taoism is a registered charity. #11893 4371 RR0001
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33737 George Ferguson Way
@taoisttaichisoc.
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Thinking of training for the Vancouver Sun Run, The Run
for Mom or the BMO Vancouver Half & Full Marathon?
STOP thinking and SIGN UP for a
RUNNING CLINIC
Starts:
LEARN TO RUN 5K
5K ONWARD
LEARN TO RUN 10K
10K ONWARD
1/2 MARATHON
MARATHON
Monday, January 13 6:00pm
Sunday, January 5 8:00am
Sunday, January 5 8:00am
Check our website for additional dates!
SIGN UP NOW AT:
#3 - 45555 MARKET WAY (GARRISON VILLAGE)
604.847.3636 (ENDO)
Online Registration also available:
www.urbanendorunners.com
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CHECK OUT THE FASTEST GAME ON 2 FEET!
CHILLIWACK MINOR LACROSSE OPEN REGISTRATION
TOO BE ANNOUNCED SOON!
45530
SPADINA AVE.
COME OUT AND
GIVE LACROSSE A
TRY. WATCH FOR
OUR FREE OPEN
FLOOR SESSIONS!
Check the
website for
more details!
LACROSSE is one of the fastest growing
sports in North America, come see why.
Free Open floors begin the first week in January
2014, check out our website for more information
on floor times in your division.
CHILLIWACK
MINOR LACROSSE
OPEN REGISTRATION
YEAR (age as of Jan.1/14)
DIVISION
2008-2009
MINITYKE
$90.00
TYKE
$175.00
NOVICE
$235.00
PEE WEE
$245.00
BANTAM
$255.00
MIDGET
$265.00
(4 TO UNDER 6 YEARS)
2006-2007
(UNDER 8 YEARS)
Open floors will allow kids to come out and try the
sport for free before registering. Helmets with cage
and gloves required. Extra sticks are available for
Open Floors.
2004-2005
OPEN FLOORS RUN JANUARY TO MARCH.
MARCH TO MID-APRIL REGISTERED PLAYERS ONLY.
2000-2001
Regular Season mid April til the end of June, Provincial
playoffs can extend the season for higher divisions.
1998-1999
(UNDER 10 YEARS)
2002-2003
(UNDER 12 YEARS)
(UNDER 14 YEARS)
(UNDER 16 YEARS)
FEES 2014
WWW.CHILLIWACKLACROSSE.COM - “LIKE HOCKEY - BUT WITH BALLS”
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Affordable Recreation
The strength of a community can often be
measured by the health and wellness of the
members with in it.
The City of Chilliwack believes that, within reason, its citizens’
financial circumstances should not present a barrier for them to
access leisure activities
Leisure Access Pass
Residents living within the City of Chilliwack who have limited financial resources, are
encouraged to apply for a Leisure Access Pass. This pass will allow the holder a pricereduced entry into the Chilliwack Landing Leisure Centre, Cheam Leisure Centre or any
City run public program offered at Prospera Centre or Twin Rinks.
Applications are available at the Parks, Recreation & Culture Department at Chilliwack
City Hall, the Cheam Leisure Centre, the Chilliwack Landing Leisure Centre or online at
www.chilliwack.com
Grade 5 Get Active Facility Pass
With the primary purpose of increasing participation and fitness levels of Grade five
students, the Chilliwack Active Communities Committee is pleased to provide the Grade
5 Get Active Facility Pass program. In partnership with the City of Chilliwack Parks,
Recreation & Culture, Leisure Recreation Group, the Chilliwack Family YMCA and the
Chilliwack School District this pass is made available to all grade five public, home or
private schooled students in Chilliwack. The facility pass provides free admission to
public swims, skates and selected drop-in sports from September 1st of the current year
and expires August 31st of the following year. Get you pass, GET ACTIVE! For more
information on receiving your free photo ID contact the Chilliwack Parks, Recreation &
Culture department at 604-793-2904.
Jumpstart
Canadian Tire Jumpstart® is a community-based charitable
program that helps kids aged 4-18participate in organized
sports and recreation such as hockey, dance, soccer and
swimming, so they can develop important life skills, selfesteem and confidence. Hundreds of children are helped
locally through the Jumpstart program. For more information
contact the Chilliwack Family YMCA or download and
application at www.chilliwack.com.
KidSport™
Kidsport™ provides support to children to remove financial obstacles that prevent
them from playing organized sport. The mission statement of Kidsport™ Canada states
“We believe that no kids should be left on the sidelines and all should be given the
opportunity to experience the positive benefits of organized sports” . Applications for
Kidsport™ can be obtained at the Chilliwack Parks, Recreation and Culture Department
or online at www.chilliwack.com
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2014
Chilliwack Community
Sport Hero Awards
Seeking Nominations Now!!!
The Chilliwack Sport Hero Awards honours longstanding volunteers that have contributed countless
hours to the development and delivery of sport to our community. If you know of anyone who makes
a voluntary contribution either through coaching, ofÀciating, administration, special events or
programming etc and have done so for a minimum of seven years, now is your chance to have them
recognized for their dedication.
This year’s 2013 Chilliwack Community Sport Heroes are (left to right) Shelley Beer, Krista Reimer, Kim Kelly, Ryan
Mulligan, Dan Bibby, Mike McLatchy, Ian Paul and David Soltys.
Deadline for 2014 nominations is February 1, 2014
For nomination forms contact 604-793-2904 or visit www.chilliwackactiveforlife.ca
sponsors:
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