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Recreation Guide Fall 2016 19
www.bridgewater.ca Bridgewater Parks, Recreation & Culture Dept.
Registration Information
REGISTRATION for Fall 2016 Recreation Programs begins at the Bridgewater Parks, Recreation and Culture
Department Office at 60 Pleasant Street Friday, September 2, 2016 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. You
can register in person at 60 Pleasant Street or by calling 902-543-2274. Fees must be paid at time of registration. Forms of
payment: Cash, Cheque, Interac, Visa or Mastercard.
Register Early as excellent courses are canceled if everyone waits until the last minute to register.
DROP-OFF BOX OR MAIL-IN REGISTRATION will be processed on September 2. Simply complete the
registration form found on the next page and drop into the drop off box (located to the right of the main entrance of the
Bridgewater Town Office, 60 Pleasant Street), along with your cheque made payable to the “Bridgewater Parks, Recreation
and Culture Department.” We recommend you do not put cash into the drop off box. The box will be cleared daily and the
contents dated.
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Everyone Welcome
Refund Policy
The Bridgewater Parks, Recreation and Culture Department
encourages the participation of all citizens, regardless of
ability. We would like to ensure people with special needs
feel welcome to attend our recreation and leisure programs.
If a particular program interests you, please contact our office at 543-2274 so that we can help you.
• for programs (5-10 weeks in duration) refunds will be granted up
to the start of the second class if the office is contacted during
regularly scheduled hours, Mon. to Fri., 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
• for workshops, clinics and bus trips at least five working days
notice must be given for a refund unless otherwise specified
• administration charge of $8 for all refund requests
• refund cheque will be processed and mailed to you within 2-4
weeks
• refund will be prorated after the completion of the one class
• a prorated refund will be granted due to illness or injury if a
medical certificate is provided
Program Locations
BHS
BES
TO
LCLC
- Bridgewater High School (York Street)
- Bridgewater Elementary School (Queen Street entrance)
- Bridgewater Town Office (60 Pleasant Street)
- Lunenburg County Lifestyle Centre (135 North Park
Street)
Harmony Health Centre (1153 King Street)
Art Happening (757 King Street)
“IN THE COMMUNITY”
There are many groups/organizations that offer
recreation programs/activities throughout the Town.
Check out our Community Organizations Directory on
the Town’s website: www.bridgewater.ca
Cancellations
• October 8-10 (Thanksgiving Weekend)
• Evening of October 31 (Halloween)
• November 11 (Remembrance Day)
• Programs will not be held without sufficient registration
Bridgewater | www.bridgewater.ca | 543-2274
Fax: 543-6876
MAIL: 60 Pleasant Street, Bridgewater, NS B4V 3X9.
E-mail: recreation@bridgewater.ca
Web Page: www.bridgewater.ca
20 Recreation Guide Fall 2016 Bridgewater Parks, Recreation and Culture 543-2274
Registration
Registration Form to accompany mail in payments or drop off box registration. Receipts will only be mailed out on
request.
Program Participant’s Name:
*For Youth Programs Only: Age
Date of Birth:
Health Care #
Family Doctor:
Phone #
Medication Considerations:
Name of Parent/Guardian:
Mailing Address:
Email
Postal Code:
Phone Number (home)
(contact name)
(work)
(contact name)
(cell)
1. Program Name:
2. Program Name:
Day:
Time:Day:
Time:
Location:
Fee: Location:Fee:
Please note: If we cannot accommodate your program request, we will contact you!
Signature:Date:
I, the above named candidate (Age 19+) or one of the parents/guardians of the above named candidate (age 18 or under)
for the above specified program(s) hereby give my approval myself or for that child to participate in any and all activities
pertaining to the above program.
IT IS UNDERSTOOD AND AGREED THAT THERE IS AN INHERENT RISK IN ANY PROGRAM AND THE TOWN OF
BRIDGEWATER PARKS, RECREATION & CULTURE DEPARTMENT, ITS STAFF AND ITS PROFESSIONAL AND NONPROFESSIONAL VOLUNTEERS ARE IN NO WAY RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGE TO OR LOSS OF PROPERTY, OR INJURY
TO PARTICIPANTS. I, THE UNDERSIGNED, THEREFORE, RELEASE AND AGREE TO INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS THE TOWN OF BRIDGEWATER PARKS, RECREATION & CULTURE DEPARTMENT, ITS STAFF AND PROFESSIONAL AND NON-PROFESSIONAL VOLUNTEERS, AND SPONSORS FROM ALL CLAIMS ARISING FROM ANY LOSS
OR INJURY SUFFERED BY THE ABOVE NAMED PARTICIPANT ARISING FROM AND OUT OF ANY INJURY SUFFERED
BY THE PARTICIPANT WHILE INVOLVED IN ANY RECREATIONAL PROGRAM.
Do you agree to having the participants photo taken for promotional purposes?
n Yes n No
Parent’s Initials: ______
SIGNATURE OF PARENT/GUARDIAN/CANDIDATE:
DATE:
(PARENT/GUARDIAN SIGNATURE REQUIRED FOR PARTICIPANTS UNDER AGE 19)
CALL OUR INFO LINE 902-541-4380
FOR UPDATES TO THE Fall PROGRAM.
www.bridgewater.ca Recreation Guide Fall 2016 21
PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAMS
YOUTH YOGA (Ages 6-8 & 9-13)
“I am a music bear. I love to sing and play!”
Are YOU...a
Music
Bear?
MUSIC BEARS (Ages 6 and Under)
MUSIC Bears is filled with a variety of original, fun songs,
dances and creative games designed to prepare young minds
for academic and social successes in life.
Families, come join us in Bridgewater once a month (every
Thursday or Saturday) and watch your child discover just
how wonderful it is to be a musician, even at such a young
age. Please bring a small, clean mat to each class.
September: “Amazing Colours”
(Kids...dress up in lots of amazing colours)
Thurs., Sept. 22, 9:30-10:15 a.m, LCLC
Sat., Sept. 24, 2-2:45 p.m., Art Happening
October: “Wild Animals”
(Kids...dress up as a wild animal)
Thurs., Oct. 20, 9:30-10:15 a.m., LCLC
Sat., Oct. 22, 2-2:45 p.m., Art Happening
November: “Snow Day”
(Kids... dress up as a snow bear)
Thurs., Nov. 17, 9:30-10:15 a.m., LCLC
Sat., Nov. 19, 2-2:45 p.m., Art Happening
$10/class
or SAVE $5 and register for all three classes for $25
TUMBLEBUGS (Ages 3-5 & 6-8)
Tumblebugs is an introductory program for boys and girls
that teaches basic movement and gymnastics skills, while
providing an opportunity for exploration. It’s FUN, safe and
helps little ones develop balance, co-ordination and learning/
listening skills. The instructors will introduce basic skills
such as rolls, jumps, “animal walks”, and much, much more
to your little one! (Tumblebugs should wear a t-shirt and
shorts or comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle.)
Instructor: TBA
Wed.,Sept.28-Nov.16
Ages 3-5: 6-6:45 p.m.
Ages 6-8: 6:45-7:30 p.m.
BES Gym
$45/8 weeks
Beth Noel (Hatcher) is an elementary school teacher with
the South Shore Regional School Board. She has completed a
200 hour yoga teacher training program through Breathing
Space Yoga Studios in Halifax, in vinyasa-based yoga, and has
participated in the Yoga in Schools Summer Conference, giving
her specific training and experience teaching yoga for kids.
Sara MaGee has completed a 200 hour yoga teacher training
through Breathing Space Yoga Studies in Halifax. She has
attended numerous professional development opportunities
surrounding mindfulness for children. Sara is an elementary
school teacher with the South Shore Regional School Board.
She loves teaching yoga in schools and in the community to
all ages of children and believes that yoga improves balance,
coordination, focus and self-esteem.
Sara MaGee
Ages 6-8: Mon., Sept. 19-Nov. 7,4:45-5:30 p.m.
(No class Oct. 10 & 31)
Beth Noel (Hatcher)
Ages 9-13:Mon., Sept. 19-Nov. 7, 5:45-6:30 p.m.
(No classes Oct. 10 & 31)
BES Library
$40/6 weeks
PARENT & PUMPKIN YOGA
(Ages 3-5)
This all levels class is an opportunity to bond and connect
with your child. You will learn fun ways to strengthen
your core, improve your posture, and relax using yoga
postures together through creative yoga style games, flowing
sequences of poses, and music. This toddler friendly yoga
will help enhance concentration and listening skills for your
little one, which are essential for success in school. This class
creates an enriching parent/child yoga experience.
Sara MaGee
Sat., Sept. 17 - Oct. 29,10-10:45 a.m.
(No class Oct. 8)
Art Happening (757 King St)
$40/6 weeks
Instructor Janette Georges has over 20 years of experience
teaching musical child development to young children through
HRM and the South Shore.
Yoga is a great activity for both mind and body. It has a
calming effect on the nervous system, which can lead to
reduced stress/anxiety and improved relaxation. Yoga helps
build strength, flexibility, balance and endurance, while also
building self-respect and confidence. It is a great activity on
its own, but also compliments other sports and activities. This
class is appropriate for those with and without previous yoga
experience. Please bring a yoga mat, and wear comfortable
clothing.
YOUTH PROGRAMS
MINI VOLLEYBALL(Grades 3-4 & 5-6)
BABYSITTING COURSE (Age 11+)
Discover the awesome sport of volleyball and learn the
basics of the game in a fun, active environment. We will use
bigger, lighter balls, adjust the net height, alter the court size,
and play lots of games to make this enjoyable for the younger
player.
Hannah Wilkie & Camryn Cook
Tues., Sept. 27 - Nov. 15
Grade 3-4: 5-6 p.m.
Grade 5-6: 6-7 p.m.
BES
$45/8 weeks
Get prepared for fall and winter babysitting. This course will
cover handling emergencies, injury prevention (i.e. personal
safety and security, home, fire and toy safety), babysitting
rights and responsibilities,
basic first aid and child care,
etc. Bring a doll (or stuffed
animal), pencil, snack and
supper.
Karen Selig
(Red Cross)
Thurs., & Fri., Sept. 29,
4-8 p.m. & Sept. 30,
9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Town Office
or
Patty Joudrey
(St. John Ambulance)
Fri., Oct. 28, 9 a.m. - 4pm
Town Office
$35 (includes manual and
certificate of completion)
INSTRUCTIONAL & SCRIMMAGE
BASKETBALL (Grades 1-3 & 4-6)
Develop a love for the action packed sport of basketball!
Learn rules of the game and how to pass, shoot and dribble
through drills, skill-building exercises and FUN scrimmages.
Matthew Sabean & Female Instructor TBA
Thurs., Sept. 29 - Nov.17
Grade 1-3: 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Grade 4-6: 6:30-7:30 p.m.
BES
$45/8 weeks
INTRO TO FENCING (Age 8-12 & TEENS)
Fencing is a FUN way to stay or get in shape and is a fantastic
sport for all ages, i.e. 8-70 years and beyond. It improves
speed, agility, flexibility and reflexes and increases focus and
concentration. So ... great for the mind and body! Olympic or
competitive fencing is divided into three weapon categories:
foil, sabre and epee. In this beginner level course, we will
focus primarily on the foil. You will learn the rules, how to
fence safely, and basic techniques (blade and footwork, etc.) ...
with an opportunity to experience the dynamics of “Bouts”
with fellow participants. Mask, glove, jacket and foil will
be provided. Wear a t-shirt, comfortable pants (track pants)
and good footwear (sneakers). Classes will be taught by
members of the South Shore Duellist Fencing Club.
Tues., Sept. 20 - Nov. 8, 6-7 p.m.
Michelin Social & Athletic Club
$50/8 weeks
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE HOME ALONE
(Age 9-11)
Ideally, children should be supervised at all times. Home
Alone is for 9-11 year olds who may have to spend a brief
amount of time alone due to parents stuck in traffic, or any
unforeseen circumstances. Students will learn home safety
procedures, ways to obtain emergency help and when it is
appropriate to call 911. Other topics include basic safety tips,
healthy eating, fighting boredom, overcoming fears and fire
safety.
Sherry Dickson
Wed., Nov. 30, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Town Office
$32 (includes book)
Wanted: After School Program Super-Coordinator
So you can’t leap over tall buildings or run faster than the speed of
light… don’t fret! There is still a chance for you to become a Super Hero
within our community!
We are on the hunt for an energetic, creative and ultra-organised Program
Coordinator for our A-Crew Program. A-Crew is an after school program that
runs once a week at BHS and provides students in grades 7-9 opportunity to
live actively and try new things.
Work Hours: Casual, ~5h/week, September- May
Competitive wage. Please Contact Heather Hanlon at hhanlon@bridgewater.ca
or 902-543-2274 to express interest.
www.bridgewater.ca SHADOW PUPPETRY
(Age 7+ - Youth and Adults Welcome!)
Guy Doucette is a director, performer and musician, as well as
a graduate of York University’s Theatre Studies and Creative
Ensemble Program, 2006. Since a young child, Guy has been
involved in the arts, amassing just over 20 years of experience
working in professional, grass roots, and community arts levels
to create amazing programming, performances, workshops
and festivals. Some of the exciting companies he’s worked with
include Clay & Paper Theatre, Factory Theatre, Vanier College
Productions, and the running of his own Arts Company, as CoArtistic Director (2004-2010) and Artistic Director (2011-2015)
Back Burner Productions from 2004-1015.
Join Guy Doucette as he teaches you how to create shadow
puppets, learn to use them, and work together. Guy will share
a brief history about shadow puppetry as you work together
as a community to develop a story line that connects to each
participant’s lives in some way and to develop a performance
for the public!
BEGINNER GUITAR LESSONS
Learn the basics of guitar so you can play your favourite
songs. Small groups with a focus on individual needs of each
student.
Dates:
GREG BLACK
Age 7-9:
Fri., Oct. 7 - Nov. 4, 4-5 p.m.
Age 10-12:
Tues., Sept. 27 - Oct. 25, 6-7 p.m.
Teens:
Sat., Oct. 8 - Nov. 5, 11-12 noon
Anglican Church Hall (Alexandra Ave.)
$72/5 classes
Tues., Oct. 4 - Nov. 15, 6-7:30 p.m.
Art Happening (757 King St.)
$36/7 weeks
GET OUTSIDE
COMPASS NAVIGATION (Age 7-12)
HUG A TREE PROGRAM (Age 7-12)
You’re out geocaching and your GPS dies. What would you
do? A compass is the most reliable tool to find your way. Join
us to learn how to navigate your way through the trees as you
find some top secret planted objects. Not only will you have a
ton of fun, you will leave feeling confident using a compass
in case of a wilderness emergency.
Sterling Rae
Thurs. Oct. 13, 3:30-6:30 p.m.
Woodland Gardens
$7
Join Sterling Rae as he teaches you what to do if you get lost
in the woods. This introductory survial program will teach
the importance of telling an adult where you are going and
staying in one spot if
you get lost. You will
learn how to build
shelters to keep dry,
as well as how you
can help searchers
find you.
Sterling Rae
Thurs., Oct. 20
3:30-6:30 p.m.
Woodland Gardens
$7
MAN TRACKER (GRADES 7-9)
Test your navigation skills as you set off to find secret
locations amongst the trees. Don’t let your guard down,
though; the man tracker will be trying to catch you! This
action packed game is designed after the Outdoor Life
Network’s hit TV show and will keep you on your toes as you
scramble to reach each check point without getting caught!
Heather Hanlon
Tues., Oct.18, 4-5:30 p.m.
Woodland Gardens
$5
Stories and puppets need not be complex to engage an audience.
Sometimes the simplest silhouette can communicate to us
feelings of great joy or sadness. Shadow puppetry can allow
us to speak to others regardless
of voice or language. Through
the use of gestures made with
the puppets and by focusing on
the essential actions needed to
convey feeling and meaning,
one can tell countless engaging
tales.
Bridgewater Skate Park
...is Rollin’ Forward!
Formerly known as Grinders Square All-Wheels Park
Project Costs
$785,000
$275,000
Raised!
• 10,000 sq. ft. plaza coming to 500 York Street, Bridgewater
• Be a part of our Crowdfunding Campaign launch in September
• Call us at (902) 543-2274, find us on
C bridgewaterskatepark or visit
bridgewater.ca/bridgewaterskatepark to find out how you can get involved.
Photo Credit
www.bridgewater.ca MAKING TRACKS
SKATE PASS
TRAINING SESSION
with Expert Trainer Andre Bouchard
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 3:30-6:30 P.M. BHS
This session is designed to teach youth and adults how
to lead the Making Tracks Skate Pass program for
children and youth in their communities. During this
session, you will learn about safety, knowing equipment,
skateboard control and pushing, riding, grabbing, carving
on skateboard, how to pick a safe route and lots of other
fun skills. Beginners are welcome and even experienced
skateboarders will learn some tips and tricks. By the end
of the session, participants will be able to demonstrate to
others what they have learned and lead a session of their
own. Indoor skateboards, pads, and helmets are provided
to make participation even easier.
FREE
UNIVERSAL CHEER
ALL-STARS
Universal Cheer All-Stars had a successful 1st season
and we welcome girls and boys Age 4 -18
to join our Cheerleading family.
Teams for every ability! No experience is required!
Programs are affordable
and we have both
recreational and
competitive teams who
travel through NS to
compete.
Practices are
Sundays at
Bridgewater Elementary!
For more information
please call
902-298-1369 or check out
our website.
Call by September 13
to secure a spot!
www.universalcheerallstars.ca
BRIDGEWATER
PRO
Bridgewater PROKids is a special fund that families, who live in the Town of
Bridgewater, can access to cover the cost of registration fees, equipment, and
transportation for a sport or recreational activity of your child’s choice.
If you child (age 18 or under) could benefit from some financial support…please
call the Bridgewater Parks, Recreation & Culture Department at 543-2274, email
recreation@bridgewater.ca or drop into our office, located at 60 Pleasant Street.
The application form and information brochure is also available on the Town of
Bridgewater website. Simply type in bridgewater.ca, click on Town Services, then
Parks, Recreation & Culture and finally click on the PRO Kids tab. The application
process is easy and we can assist you!
MAJOR SMILE SPONSORS
P.R.O. Kids relies on the generous support of many organizations and individuals. If
you would like to give a donation to Bridgewater PROKids and be responsible for a
“major smile” please call us! Every penny donated will go directly to a child.
A big thank you to the following sponsors:
®
s?
No money for fee
!
PROKids can help
Join us for safe, fun and
exciting year!
FITNESS, HEALTH & SPORT
Get Active & Feel Great!
Let’s
Monday
5:30-6:30 p.m.
Michelin Social Connie
Flex and Press
& Athletic Club
Banfield
Sept. 12 - Dec. 5
*No class Oct. 10
12 classes
Anything Goes
Wednesday
5:30-6:30 p.m.
Michelin Social
& Athletic Club
Connie
Banfield Sept. 14 - Nov. 30
(12 classes)
Badminton
Thursday
5:30-7:00 p.m.
Michelin Social
& Athletic Club
Connie
Banfield Sept. 15 - Dec. 1
(12 classes)
Fall Fitness Pass (Punch Card) Connie’s Classes
12 pass - $62.61 + $9.39 HST = $72
24 pass - $104.35 + $15.65 HST = $120
Fall Season Pass - $117.39 + $17.61 HST = $135
* Pass Expires Dec. 1, 2016
LET’S FLEX & PRESS
A class for the non-cardio inclined. This is an hour of
constant motion, incorporating hand weights, tubing and
stability balls into your workout. You will squat, flex, press
and crunch your way through these fun and challenging
sessions! Bring along water and an exercise mat. Couch
potatoes welcome!
ANYTHING GOES
No two classes are the same and you never know what you’re
going to get! You will see some hi-lo, step, sculpting and more!
All you need is water, an exercise mat and a positive attitude!
BADMINTON
Learn the basic rules and play badminton for a fun, cardio
workout. Absolute beginners, as well as experienced players
welcome. There is a court for all levels. “Fun is the focus of
this popular class!”
FREE FITNESS CLASS
FOR NEWCOMERS
The holder of this coupon is eligible to attend one
Bridgewater Parks, Recreation & Culture Department.
“Fall Fitness” class (instructed by Connie Banfield) for
FREE. Valid the week of September 12-16, 2016.
NORDIC POLE WALKING
Whether you call it Nordic Walking
or Urban Poling, this is a lowimpact exercise that can be done by
nearly anyone. It works 90% of your
muscles and burns up to 46% more
calories than regular walking. Join
fitness instructor Connie Banfield
as she introduces the proper
technique, and guides you on some
group walks.
Tues., Sept.20-Oct.25,6-7 p.m.
Tues., Sept. 20 @ LCLC
Walks:Sept. 27 - York St. Trail
Oct. 4 - York St. Trail
Oct. 11 - Apple Berry Trail
Oct. 18 - King Street Bridge
Oct. 25 - Michelin Social & Athletic Club
$31.30 + $4.70 HST = $36/ 6 weeks
INTRO TO FENCING FOR ADULTS
Fencing is a FUN way to stay or get
in shape and is a fantastic sport for
all ages, i.e. 8-70 years and beyond.
It improves speed, agility, flexibility
and reflexes and increases focus
and concentration. So ... great for
the mind and body! Olympic or
competitive fencing is divided into
three weapon categories: foil, sabre
and epee. In this beginner level
course, we will focus primarily on
the foil. You will learn the rules, how
to fence safely, and basic techniques
(blade and footwork, etc.) ... with
an opportunity to experience the
dynamics of “Bouts” with fellow participants. Mask, glove,
jacket and foil will be provided. Wear a t-shirt, comfortable
pants (track pants) and good footwear (sneakers). Classes
will be taught by members of the South Shore Duellist
Fencing Club.
Tues., Sept. 20 - Nov. 8, 7-8 p.m.
$47.83 + $7.17 HST = $55/9 weeks
www.bridgewater.ca NIA
Nia is a movement practice that
blends dance, martial arts and
healing arts. Danced barefoot
to a wide range of music, Nia
stimulates the body and brain
with a variety of movement
energies. The music and
movement are enjoyable and challenging for all ages and
fitness levels ... you are encouraged to move in your body’s
way as we focus on flexibility, agility, mobility, strength and
stability. Come experience the joy of movement!
Kathleen Naylor is a Nia Brown Belt and licensed instructor.
She has been teaching Nia on the South Shore for over five
years, and loves to create movement experiences that offer fun,
healing and creative expression. She is a Registered Counselling
Therapist and works at the Nova Scotia Community College.
Join Heidrun Treutner-Lind as she leads you through a
variety of fun dance classes! Heidrun has taught dance classes
for more than 20 years and is also a Physical Education
Teacher.
LATIN AND BALLROOM DANCE
Dancing like the stars? Enjoy the nice
music, a great, fun time with your partner
on the dance floor and learn the first
step (basics) of Slow Waltz, Jive, Cha
Cha and Fox Trot in an easy, relaxed
atmosphere.
Thurs., Oct. 13-Dec. 15, 7-8 p.m.
MARC, Dayspring
$60.87 + $9.13 HST = $70
/10 weeks
Wed., 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Session 1: Sept. 14 - Oct. 26/7 weeks
Session 2: Nov. 2 - Dec. 14/7 weeks
LCLC
$48.70 + $7.30 HST = $56/sessison
PRENATAL YOGA
This six week gentle yoga program provides mothers to be
with the opportunity to take time out of their busy schedules
to further connect with their growing baby, take time for
themselves, and create a community with other pregnant
women. Yoga encourages mindfulness, while improving
strength, flexibility and balance, and is a perfect opportunity
for pregnant women to focus on self-care. Instructor Beth
Noel (Hatcher) has recently taken Breathing Space Yoga
Studio’s Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training. Please wear
comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat, as well as blanket
and small cushion if you’d like. When registering, please
indicate what trimester you are in, for planning purposes.
Mon., Sept. 19 - Nov. 7, 6:45-7:30 p.m.
(No class Oct. 10 & 31) BES Library
$50 + $7.50 HST = $57.50/6 weeks
CHAIR YOGA
Chair Yoga is gentle, slow-paced, and suitable for most
adults with mobility or balance issues. Participants will
learn simple, Hatha-based poses and breathing exercises
that can be done seated in a chair. This class is designed to
help improve circulation, gently build strength, increase
flexibility, and promote relaxation. Come give it a try!
Instructor Karen MacKenzie is a certified yoga teacher,
fitness instructor, and Ayurvedic Yoga Specialist. She
strives to create a safe and supportive environment for her
students, encouraging modifications and new challenges
as needed.
Thurs., Sept. 22 - Nov. 10, 6-7 p.m.
(No class Oct. 10)
LCLC
$47.83 + $7.17 HST= $55/8 weeks
Tracy Murdoch completed a 500 hr yoga teach certification.
Tracy teaches in the Hatha Vinyasa style. Vinyasa is a
flowing sequence of movements used to combine poses. When
moving from one pose to another, the instructor emphasizes
either inhaling or exhaling. Vinyasa yoga helps provide
balance, strength and flexibility, movement and stillness in
your practice. Yoga is great for the immune system, circulation,
cardiovascular system and overall health.
BEGINNER/GENTLE YOGA
Perfect for beginners, older adults, those who are currently
not active or those who enjoy a slower, gentler paced class.
This class is appropriate for prenatal women as well. Please
bring a mat and water.
Tracy Murdoch
Tues., Sept. 20- Dec. 13, 6:50-8 p.m. (No cass Nov. 8)
Harmony Health Centre
$121.74 + $18.26 HST = $140/12 weeks
POWER YOGA - LEVEL 2
This class is for people who have prior yoga experience and
enjoys a more intense class. A faster pace with a lot of sun
salutations. We will build on strength and endurance.
Tracy Murdoch
Tues., Sept. 20 - Dec. 13, 5:30-6:40 p.m. (No cass Nov. 8)
$121.74 + $18.26 HST = $140/12 weeks
YOGA
HEALTH PROMOTION TAI CHI
Because of its many mental and physical health benefits,
Tai Chi has become the most widely used form of exercise in
the world. Practised daily by hundreds of millions of people
around the world, Tai Chi can reduce stress, improve oxygen
flow and improve balance and co-ordination. This program
will help individuals to attain physical independence and
full range of motion in all joints. You will learn Tai Chi
sequences that are specially designed to help strengthen and
improve overall health and vitality. Instructor Trisha Martin
will help to adapt exercises meeting the challenges of each
participant and many of these movements may be done while
in a seated position.
Shannon Leal is a Yoga Alliance certified Vinyasa Yoga
teacher currently working on her 500 hr certification. She
has taught extensively in Mahone Bay and Halifax and is
excited to bring her passion for yoga and sharing its gifts and
empowerment to her neighbours in Bridgewater. She is an avid
outdoors woman, active in the community and currently lives
on the water in Lunenburg with her yellow Lab, Crosby.
POWER YOGA - LEVEL 1 & 2
Hatha Vinyasa Yoga is a style of yoga used to generate
heat in the body through synchronizing the breath with a
progressive series of postures and movement to purify and
strengthen the body with a focus on strengthening our centre
or core. It is energizing, giving you a sense of confidence and
well-being. It is great for developing strength and discipline
and is a style enjoyed by both men and women. It is great for
the immune system, circulation, cardiovascular system and
overall health. Suitable for those who have completed Yoga
for Beginners or someone who is physically fit and would
like to start yoga.
Shannon Leal
Thurs., Sept. 22 - Dec. 8,6-7:15p.m.
$121.74 + $18.26 HST = $140/12 weeks
HEATED YINYASA
Yinyasa is a wonderful combination of two wonderful
complimentary styles of yoga, Yin and Vinyasa, balancing
ease with effort. Yin yoga is the practice of bringing focused
attention to the connective tissues, the joints, tendons and
ligaments. It is particularly great for athletes, as well as for
those of us who sit for long periods of time. Vinyasa links
the breath with posture and the postures together with
flow, creating heat in the body. Yinyasa, which is practiced
in a heated room, is the placement of Yin postures within
the Vinyasa practise, creating a wonderful practice that
strengthens and opens the body and mind.
Shannon Leal
Thurs., Sept. 22 - Dec.8,7:30-8:45 p.m.
$121.74 + $18.26 HST = $140/12 weeks
Trisha Martin has received formal training since 2001 in
teaching Tai Chi and has apprenticed in a recognized Regional
Health Recovery Program with a medical practitioner until
heading up the program herself from 2006-2013. Now retired,
Trisha is dedicated to sharing the benefits of Tai Chi, on a
volunteer basis, through outreach classes.
Tues., 2:30-3:30 p.m.
Session 1: Sept. 20 - Oct. 25/6 weeks
Session 2: Nov. 1 - Dec. 6/6 weeks
Lunenburg County Lifestyle Centre
$10.43 + $1.57 HST = $12/6 session
AWARENESS THROUGH MOVEMENT
In Awareness through Movement classes, slow and
gentle actions reveal the parts of you that move easily
and those that don’t. Each class explores a different
movement sequence. You are guided to discover your
habits, good and bad. By learning what you do as
you move, you can improve your ability and comfort.
Students taking classes report better posture, balance
and stability, fuller breathing, muscle relaxation and
increased joint flexibility. The Feldenkrais method
enables effortless, comfortable movement for all the
functions of everyday life. It is a practical way to
maintain or regain the pleasure of work out routines,
office and household tasks or sports activities. It is a
non-invasive, step-by-step class that can be enjoyed by
all ages and abilities.
Instructor Lisa Woolnough studied to become a
Feldenkrais Practitioner in Montreal. She completed the
four-year professional training progrm in 1996 and has
been practicing full time since then. A practitioner must
complete Advanced Training every two years to maintain
certification as a member of the North American
Feldenkrais Guild. Lisa discovered the Feldenkrais Method
while searching for a way to ease the chronic pain suffered
by her mother after a back injury. Subsequently, Lisa
became vision impaired and the kinaesthetic awareness
gained from her Feldenkrais work has enabled her to keep
on skiing, kayaking and dog walking.
Session 1: Tues., Sept. 13 - Oct. 18, 10:30-11:30 a.m.
(6 weeks)
Session 2: Tues., Nov. 1 - Dec. 6, 10:30-11:30 a.m.
(6 weeks)
LCLC Active Living Studio
$52.17 + $7.83 HST = $60/session
www.bridgewater.ca ADULTS AGE 50+
PRIMETIMERS (Age 50+)
NICE & EASY
Come join Connie 1, 2 or 3 times a week to improve your
strength, endurance, flexibility and balance. Monday is
“Step” (use step and risers or get a wonderful cardio workout
using the floor), Wednesday is “Weight Day” ... working headto-toe, and Friday is “Little Bitty Day” ... a little bit of this
and a little bit of that.” We finish each class with abs and
stretching. Come have a great laugh, meet some great people
... and enjoy some coffee served by “club” management after
each class.
Mon., Sept. 12 - Dec. 12 (no class Oct. 10)
Wed., Sept. 7 - Dec. 14
Fri., Sept. 9 - Dec. 16 (Oct. 21 & Nov. 4 at LCLC)
9:30-10:30 a.m.
Drop-in Fee: $2.83 + .42 HST = $3.25/class
A decrease in strength, balance, energy, flexibility and
fitness level can develop as we get older. “Nice and Easy”
is for people with joint problems, who are older or have
not exercised lately and adults who understand that if you
don’t use it, you’ll lose it. Studies have shown this type of
activity dramatically increases mobility, confidence and
improves quality of life. A gentle warm-up will be followed
by exercises, a cool down and stretches. All can be done
standing or using a chair. Lots of jokes, cooking tips and
laughs with instructor Connie Banfield.
10:45-11:45 a.m.
Mon., Sept. 12 - Dec. 5/12 classes (No class Oct. 10)
Fri., Sept. 16 - Dec. 9/12 classes (No class Nov. 11)
(Fri. Oct. 21 & Nov. 4 at LCLC)
$52.17 + $7.83 HST = $60 (12 classes)
$83.48 + $12.52 HST = $96 (24 classes)
4 EXCIT ING PROJECT S
T O DIG INT O!
The Bridgewater Community Gardens Network
is calling for new volunteers to help with the following!
INCREDIBLE EDIBLE BRIDGEWATER
EDIBLE TREES BRIDGEWATER
BEE’S NEEDS POLLINATOR GARDEN
HODGE PODGE COMMUNITY GARDEN
As BCGN’s only project that takes place off of town land,
Incredible Edible helps businesses and organizations
within the town of Bridgewater grow edible gardens in
the public eye. In its 4th year, we are engaging with existing participants, defining the project’s long term goals,
and re-branding to increase visibility and publicity.
Perhaps you’ve noticed that we’ve expanded the existing
pollinator garden at Aberdeen Green! We used a technique called sheet mulching to define the new area, and
planted it with squash donated by Wile’s Lake Farm Market for this year. We’re planning to have the area mulched
with bark mulch this fall to be ready for planting in the
spring! Volunteers in this project get to help research pollinator plants, make a landscape plan, and source seeds
and plants- and of course planting and helping it grow!
Almonds, pawpaws, peaches, pecans, and more! Did you
know that there are 5 town park locations with edible
trees planted by BCGN? Join the volunteer group that
takes care of the existing trees, provides visioning for the
future of the project, and helps plant more edible landscaping into Bridgewater’s parks.
As Bridgewater’s only community garden, Hodge Podge
serves to educate the public about community gardens as
well as be a place for members of our community to garden and grow food together! With new plot signs and a
waiting list for 2017 already started, we’ll be looking this
fall and winter at how to keep Hodge Podge Community
Garden growing and thriving. Let us know if you’re interested in being a gardener or a member of the planning
team or a helping hand at work parties.
For more info contact Chris Sanford, Community Gardens Co-ordinator at communitygardens@bridgewater.ca
or (902) 543-2274.
See Page 30 for Bus Trip!
ART & MUSIC
INTRODUCTION TO KNITTING
Want to learn the basics of knitting? Come along and join the
fun. Once you get the hang of it, you have a very relaxing hobby
for life! We will cover all the basics - casting in and binding off,
knit stitch, purl stitch, how to follow a simple pattern, what
all the coded abbreviations stand for, needle sizes, yarn types,
etc. Handouts will be given showing simple patterns. You will
start off with doing two cotton dishcloth patterns and then you
can branch off on your own projects from there. Needles are
provided, and enough yarn for the dishcloths. You will need to
supply your own yarn for additional projects.
Ingrid Greek
Sat., Oct. 1 - Nov. 5, 1-2 p.m. (No class Oct. 8)
Art Happening (757 King St)
$17.39 + $2.61 HST = $20/5 weeks
CROCHETING
Please call 543-2274 for information.
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Learn how to take beautiful, creative portrait photos of your
friends and family, at home or at your next special occasion!
Instructor Valerie Leduc will cover basic techniques such as
composition, lighting, angles and tips and tricks. This class will
help you gain the confidence you need to take portrait photos and
make a noticeable improvement in the quality of your pictures.
Valerie has a degree in Photography from Marsan College,
Montreal.
Thurs., Sept. 29 - Nov. 17, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
BHS
$60.87 + $9.13 HST = $70/8 weeks
ADULT BEGINNER GUITAR LESSONS
Learn the basics of guitar so you can play your favourite songs.
Small groups with a focus on individual needs of each student.
Wed., Sept. 28 - Oct. 6, 8-9 p.m.
Anglican Church Hall (Alexandra Ave.)
$70 + $10.50 HST = $80.50/5 classes
BUS TRIP – A Taste of Autumn
We will travel in a coach equipped with a washroom, air
conditioning, tour windows and high back seating with seat
belts. All trips will depart from the Bridgewater Memorial
Arena, 123 Empire St.
What better way to experience this coming Autumn, than to
taste it’s crisp flavours! Our first stop will be the Domaine de
Grand Pré Winery. We will have a tour, and then browse the
shop and sample some products! Once our taste buds have
awakened, we will hop back on the bus and head to the Port
Pub & Bistro to treat ourselves to lunch! Eat well, because in
the afternoon we will be off on a wagon ride at the Stirling
Fruit Farms where we will pick apples! Don’t miss out on this
lip smacking adventure! Wine tasting & one bag of apples
included in fee. Lunch at participant’s expense.
Sat., October 15, Depart 9:00a.m. Return approx. 5p.m.
$47.83 + $7.17 HST = $55
INTERMEDIATE UKULELE ENSEMBLE
We will do a little more in depth work on ear training,
playing songs and changing chords by ear and picking
some simple melodies by ear. This class will continue
working on note reading skills and music theory in the
Hill and Doane Book 1. We will add to our proficiency with
barre chords and playing up the neck of the uke. Using
some of these techniques, we will examine familiar pieces
of music to determine where we might add some slides or
runs to make the accompaniment more interesting. We
will learn some new songs for fall and Christmas and you
will have the opportunity to participate in four concerts
during this session.
Sandra Obritsch
Mon., Sept. 12 –Nov. 7, 1-3 p.m.
(Sept. 26 & Oct. 31 class, 10-12 noon)
HB Studios Sports Centre
$65.22 + $9.78 HST = $75/8 weeks
MIXED INTERMEDIATE UKULELE
We will work on ear training exercises and playing some
simple two-chord songs and practice changing chords by
ear. This class will start working through the Hill and
Doane Book 1. We will work on some new strumming
techniques to make the accompaniment of songs more
interesting and learn to play a few barre chords. We will
learn some new songs for fall and Christmas and have the
opportunity to participate in four concerts during this
season.
Sandra Obritsch
Tues., Sept. 6 – Oct. 25, 1-3 p.m.
HB Studios Sports Centre
$65.22 + $9.78 HST = $75/8 weeks
There will be occasional morning video classes for all
levels of players. There will also be occasional rehearsals
scheduled for some of the concerts. These will be scheduled
on separate days from your classes. You will be notified in
advance for these. At the end of these classes you will have
the opportunity to play in several of the fall/Christmas
concerts scheduled for local nursing homes throughout
November and first week of December.
Ukulele classes will be offered in Liverpool on Wednesdays.
Classes for the South Shore Ukulele Players will be scheduled
for Thursday mornings and afternoons as usual. These
classes will start the first week of September. Please watch
for email notification of your schedule.
Unless otherwise notified, all ukulele classes, rehearsals,
workshops and video sessions will be held at the HB Studios
Sports Centre.
FIRST AID/CPR/AED
Refunds for the following first aid courses will only be given with one week’s notice prior to course commencement.
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE EMERGENCY &
STANDARD FIRST AID & CPR RE-CERT
Emergency First Aid offers instruction on prevention,
recognition and treatment of life-threatening emergencies.
Initial assessment, preventing disease transmission, rescue
breathing, CPR-B, major bleeding, unconsciousness, shock
and secondary assessment is covered.
Sherry Dickson
Sat., Sept. 24, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Town Office
OR
Patty Joudrey
Tues., Oct. 4, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., B’water Fire Hall
OR
Sherry Dickson
Sat., Oct. 22, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Town Office
OR
Patty Joudrey
Wed., Nov. 2, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., B’water Fire Hall
OR
Sherry Dickson
Sat., Nov. 19, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Town Office
OR
Patty Joudrey
Wed., Nov. 30, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., B’water Fire Hall
OR
Sherry Dickson
Sat., Dec. 10, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Town Office
$78.26 + $11.74HST = $90
Re-certify your emergency or standard first aid qualifications.
To qualify for a recertification class, you must: have a
current certificate or certificate expired no more than 6
months; previous class must have been a full program. Backto-back recertification is not permitted. Please bring proof of
your certification when registering.
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE STANDARD FIRST
AID & CPR-C & AED
Covers everything in the Emergency First Aid course. In
addition, injuries due to heat and cold, poisons, medical
conditions, bone and joint injuries, head and spinal injuries
and CPR-C will be included.
Sherry Dickson
Sat., Sept. 24 & Sun., Sept. 25, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.,Town Office
OR
Patty Joudrey
Tues., Oct. 4 & Wed., Oct.5, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., B’water Fire Hall
OR
Sherry Dickson
Sat., Oct. 22 & Sun., Oct. 23, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Town Office
OR
Patty Joudrey
Wed., Nov. 2 & Thurs., Nov. 3, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., B’water
Fire Hall
OR
Sherry Dickson
Sat., Nov. 19 & Sun., Nov. 20, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Town Office
OR
Patty Joudrey
Wed., Nov. 30 & Thurs., Dec. 1, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., B’water Fire Hall
OR
Sherry Dickson
Sat., Dec. 10 & Sun., Dec. 11, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Town Office
$104.35 + $15.65 HST = $120
EMERGENCY
Patty Joudrey
OR
Sherry Dickson
OR
Patty Joudrey
Wed., Dec. 7, 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m., B’water Fire Hall
$60.87 + $9.13 HST = $70
STANDARD
Patty Joudrey
OR
Sherry Dickson
OR
Patty Joudrey
Wed., Dec. 7, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., B’water Fire Hall
$82.61 + $12.39 HST = $95
FIRST AID AT YOUR CONVENIENCE
First Aid & CPR training can be scheduled at your
workplace, school, home, church or other location
at a date and time of your convenience. Instruction
is hands-on, interactive and interesting.
All materials supplied.
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE EMERGENCY
FIRST AID, CPR-B/AED
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Parks, Trails, Green Spaces & Recreation Facilities
at a Glance
Come EXPLORE Bridgewater! We have a new brochure and map
that will introduce you to our amazing parks, trails, playgrounds
and recreation facilities! It also highlights our favourite walking
loops and will introduce you to the Centennial Trail and our
Town’s many hidden treasures. Drop in to the Parks, Recreation
& Culture Dept. office located at 60 Pleasant Street to pick up
your copy. To find out even more about what Bridgewater has
to offer, check out our NEW on-line site at www.bridgewater.
ca/explore. The drop down menu will provide you with more
information on our green spaces, playgrounds and recreation
facilities, and will also provide you with additional information
on the location of our bike racks, our Active Transportation
Plan and lots more. Experience the beautiful outdoors this fall
in Bridgewater!
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RAKE IT FORWARD THIS FALL
“Adopt” a senior neighbour and
help with their fall cleanup.
Raking leaves and picking up fallen
branches can cause undue stress on seniors.
The strain caused by constant bending,
crouching and heavy lifting can put them
at serious risk of falls, broken bones, heart
attacks and stroke.
STACK IT FORWARD THIS FALL
“Adopt” a senior neighbour and
help with their fall cleanup.
Firewood is heavy and unstable, and seeing
it not taken care of can cause stress and
anxiety for seniors as they think about cold
weather. Stacking and storing it themselves
puts them at serious risk of falls, broken
bones, heart attacks and stroke.
Is your senior or disabled
neighbour’s property looking
a little messy?
Or have they just recently
received a load of firewood?
A neighbour may need your help and your
act of kindness could save a life. Volunteer
to stack and store firewood as an individual,
family, business, or school. Knock on your
neighbour’s door and spread care and
compassion in your community.
www.bridgewater.ca Whimsical Children’s Store
Kids-only store where children can purchase
inexpensive Christmas presents for their families.
(please bring small bills & change)
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3
10:00 am - 2:00 pm • Michelin Social Club
Games • Charity Canteen
Donations of gifts & gently used items can be
dropped off at the Ark, 655 King St. - Bridgewater.
For further info, contact Michael Graves, 902-521-4704
All proceeds are donated to The Ark. Admission is a donation to the Food Bank.
T D T REE DAYS
PLANT ING EVENT
Saturday, September 17th 9am-12pm
Behind the Cineplex on LaHave Street, Bridgewater
Seeking volunteers to help plant and move soil during the event.
The green space located adjacent to the LaHave River, will be a beautiful, small community park with butterfly gardens, interpretive
panels and a platform. The space will provide community members, school groups, visitors and organizations with a way to explore
nature and learn about native flora and fauna. At the September 17 planting event we will be adding native trees and shrubs, edible
and flowering plants that will help prevent bank erosion and increase habitat for wildlife.
To register go to www.TDTreeDays.com or contact Jeff Likely with questions Jeff.likely@td.com
TD Tree Days is ap program of TD Friends of the Environment Foundation and is part of the Growing Green Festival 2016 (facebook and
www.growinggreenfest.com). For full list of project partners visit: http://coastalaction.org/Wordpress/news_events/
This store is made possible through the generous support of:
Premiere Self Storage, Michelin Social and Athletic Club
Park View Education Centre, Skilled Trades Exploration Program (STEP)
Our volunteers and product donators
Christmas on the LaHave Festival, The ARK
Building
better
tomorrows
together
A safe and supportive community is everyone’s
responsibility. At some point in our lives we all will
need some kind of assistance. We want to help
ensure that our seniors are content and safe, that
our youth are engaged and that people have the
right tools to succeed.
Why donate to United Way of Lunenburg County?
Three
focus
areas
From poverty
to possibility
• In 2016, donations invested $175,462 in
27 local programs for children, youth, families
and seniors.
• Most chairities send your donation to their
national office. Donate to United Way Lunenburg
County and you invest in local programs.
• Your donation helps friends, neighbours, loved
ones, co-workers, acquaintances, customers...
how
you can
help
Healthy people,
strong
communities
All that kids
can be
• Over 5,000 local people have directly benefitted
from United Way funding, 1,000s more indirectly.
• Over $1.5 million in donations invested locally
since 2003.
• 100% of your donation stays in
Lunenburg County.
•Seethefulllistoflocalprogramswesupportat
lunenburgcounty.unitedway.ca
1. Securely donate online at lunenburgcounty.unitedway.ca.
2. Start and participate in a workplace campaign.
3. Organize a special event in support of United Way Lunenburg County.
For more information: email: office@lunenburgcounty.unitedway.ca; tel: Michael Graves 902.530.3072 (cell 902.521.4704)
PO Box 244, Bridgewater, NS B4V 2W9 www.lunenburgcounty.unitedway.ca
NS 55+ Games Preview
ARE YOU READY FOR
SOME FUN?
Lunenburg County is hosting the NS 55+ Games in September 2017
and we are creating opportunities for the general public to participate in some
Try It Games this coming Fall.
Check out the schedule below and give something new a try!
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Athletics
Sunday, October 2 2-4p.m.
Parkview Education Centre
$4 payable on arrival.
Pre-register by phoning 543-2274
Pool & Darts
Wednesday, October 19 6-8p.m.
Bridgewater Legion Branch No. 24
( 78 Churchill St.)
$3 drop-in payable at the door.
Register by phoning 543-2274
Shuffleboard
& Washer Toss
Thursday, October 20, 6-8p.m.
HB Studios
$3 drop-in payable at the door.
Register by phoning 543-2274
Mountain Biking
Saturday, October 22
10a.m. Registration. 10:30am start.
MARC Trails
$5 fee
Duplicate Bridge
Tuesdays 6:30-9:30pm starting Sept 20
East Chester Recreation Hall
$5 drop-in payable at the door
Auction 45s
Mondays 1:30-4:00 starting Sept 19
East Chester Recreation Hall
$3 drop-in payable at the door
Learn to Curl
Sundays Oct 30 - Dec 11
(no class Nov 27) 7:00-8:30pm
Chester Curling Club
$85/person, register by
phoning 275-3490 by Oct 24
Stick Curling for
Beginners
Fridays Oct. 28, Nov 18, Dec 9
Chester Curling Club
$50/person, register by
phoning 275-3490 by Oct 21
Archery & Horseshoes
Saturday, October 22 10a.m.- 12p.m.
Pinegrove Outdoor Park
FREE! Register by phoning 541-1343
www.eventslunenburgcounty.ca

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