Corydon Connection Spring 2013

CORYDONCONNECTION

Spring 2013

Group Fitness Programs at BC Fitness (935 Grosvenor)

Adult Func!onal Fitness bootcamps Personal Training Ac!ve Adult Classes

Corporate heath & wellness Sport team training Kids Fitness

Stretch, rehab & mobility Ultrasound Body fat tes!ng Ke"lebell

Class Programs run: September ~ December, January ~ March,

April ~ June, and July/Aug (usually 12 weeks/ summer 6 weeks)

Our conditioning programs will help make you fit and functional in sport and life, as you improve your over-all physical health, stamina, energy levels and self confidence. We will push you to do things you didn’t think were possible

All classes incorporate strength, endurance, cardiovascular, core, mobility, flexibility and nutritional

Workout with friends, and others in your community, to experience a fun, motivating and inspiring team environment

For addi!onal informa!on, class descrip!ons, current schedules, pricing and health !ps, visit

www.bcfitness.ca , [email protected], call 204.293.9757 or drop by 935 Grosvenor Avenue to say hello

training through a variety of equipment and methods designed to improve, educate and help you makehealthier choices in life

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welcome

Welcome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

President’s Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Social Halls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Registration Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Softball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Boxing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Baseball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Football - Tackle . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Basketball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Football - Flag . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Karate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Soccer - House League . . . . . 11

Table Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Soccer - Outdoor . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Preschool Programs

Indoor Playground . . . . . . 14 Mom’s & Threes . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Mom’s & Ones . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Summer Tot Camp . . . . . . . . . 14

Mom’s & Twos . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Tiny Tots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Youth Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18/19

Kidz Klub • Spring Break Camp

Pre-Teen Dances • Summer Camps

Adult/Senior Programs

Art Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Lap Skating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Badminton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Walking Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Bridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Zumba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Cribbage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Strength Training . . . . . . . . . . 22

Quilting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Yoga (55+) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Sculpt & Cardio Fitness . . 21 Circuit Training Boot Camp . 22

Mind Over Matter Yoga . . 21 Yoga - Beginners . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Family Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Family Nights

Special Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Bingo

Family Fun Carnival

Farmers Market

Neighbourhood BBQ

The offices are open Monday to Friday as follows:Crescentwood and River Heights Site 8:30 am - 4:30 pmSir John Franklin Site 10:00 am - 3:00 pm

hours of operationCrescentwood River Heights Sir John Franklin1170 Corydon Ave 1370 Grosvenor Ave 1 Sir John Franklin RdR3M 0Z1 R3M 0P2 R3N 1Z9(ph) (204) 452-9844 (ph) (204) 488-7000 (ph) (204) 489-9537(fax) (204) 284-2695 (fax) (204) 488-3224 (fax) (204) 489-1720

sites

Members of the Corydon Community Centre are those residentsliving within our official service area as defined below:

North : The Assiniboine River from the point where it wouldmeet Edgeland Boulevard, east to where it wouldconnect with Harrow Street, south to Academy Road andeast to Stafford Street

East : Stafford Street south to Pembina Highway and southagain to the CNR Line

South : CNR line west to Waverley Street, south to Wilkes andwest to Kenaston Boulevard

West : North on Kenaston Boulevard to Grant Avenue, west onGrant to Edgeland Boulevard, north on Edgeland toAssiniboine River.

boundaries

index

All area residents are welcome to attendthe Corydon Community Centre Boardmeetings. If you are interested inattending, please confirm day and timewith the office (204-488-7000)

February 20, 2013 5:30 pmSir John Franklin Site

March 27, 2013 5:30 pmRiver Heights Site

April 24, 2013 5:30 pmCrescentwood Site

Stay up-to-date with our monthlynewsletter. Call or email the office to be

added to our list.

2012 - 2013

EXECUTIVEPresident Pat O'Connor Vice-President Mike PuraVice-President Lynne McCarthyVice-President Naomi PateySecretary Jamie DumontTreasurer Mike Tottle

DIRECTORS AT LARGELance Barber

Dean DanforthDave GilmoreLarry Gledhill

Robin GrahamPaul Krestanowich

Janet McMahonBrenda SturkoKeith Wilson

board of directorsGeneral ManagerJim CarsonRiver Heights Site(204) [email protected]

Manager of Program ServicesAbbie BajonCrescentwood Site(204) [email protected]

Sport Services CoordinatorKathy TurnerRiver Heights Site(204) [email protected]

AccountantDianna BilinskiRiver Heights Site(204) [email protected]

Facility ManagersWayne CyrCrescentwood Site(204) 452-9844

Tim PartridgeRiver Heights Site(204) 488-7000

Scott StreetSir John Franklin Site(204) 489-9537

board meetings

Indoor Zamboni $2000/year for full zamboni (3 year minimum)$1000/year for one side (3 year minimum)$ 500/year for front side (3 year minimum)

Outdoor Zamboni $1000/year for full zamboni (3 year minimum)

Rink Boards $500/year (3 year minimum)

Arena Wall Boards $400/year (3 year minimum)

We also publish the Corydon Connection (our online program guide) in the Springand Fall. Costs vary from $25.00 for a business card size ad to $250.00 for the cover.

If you require any further information, please call us at (204) 488-7000.

advertising opportunities

Corydon Community Centre is governed by a Volunteer Board of Directors. Each yearat the Annual General Meeting, new Board Members are elected and returningmembers re-appointed. The Annual General Meeting is also when the Board reportsto the Community on all matters pertaining to Corydon Community Centre. It is atime for questions and answers. It is an opportunity for the community to givedirection to the Board and Centre Staff. The Annual General Meeting is your chanceto give advice and provide ideas. Refreshments will be served.

May 29, 2013 ~ 7:00 pm ~ Sir John Franklin Site

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staff

Check us out on Facebook:Central Corydon Community Centre

facebookGo online for all program information

and upcoming events!!!!

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Corydon Community Centre has startedto raise funds annually in ourcommunity through our "ConnectionCampaign." These funds will thenprovide financial assistance for sports,programs and camp scholarships andsubsidies for those who need assistance.Funds raised through the "ConnectionCampaign" allow more communitymembers needing financial support toaccess programs.

Contact our main office if you'd like to learn more about the impact of the Connection Campaign on your community.

scholarship fundThe Corydon Community Centre (comprised of Crescentwood, River Heights, andSir John Franklin Community Centres) has been part of the community for over 60years. The Centre is partially funded by the City of Winnipeg. However, each yearthe Centre must rely on fundraising and donations in order to continue to meetthe needs of our community.

If you are interested in making a donation to Corydon Community Centre pleasecontact Jim Carson, General Manager, and he will help make arrangements for thisgift. The Community Centre will also accept gifts on behalf of a loved one and ofcourse as part of your own personal estate plan.

Estate gifts, which can be of any amount, are received after a donor's lifetime.

Support can take several forms, such as the following:

BEQUESTS, where Corydon Community Centre is the beneficiary in your Will;

LIFE INSURANCE, where Corydon Community Centre is the beneficiary of acurrent policy or new policy purchased with Corydon Community Centre named asowner and beneficiary.

PUBLICLY TRADED SECURITIES, with a donation of stocks, bonds, mutual funds,and segregated funds (as part of an estate or gifted during a person's lifetime).

If you would like more information about planned giving opportunities, please call (204) 488-7000.

donations

On behalf of your Board of Directors, welcome to the springissue of the Corydon Connection. I know you will find thisissue full of important information on the many programs thatwe have available for you. You will notice that there is a greatdeal of selection - literally something for everyone!

In addition to all our programs, we currently have a largenumber of initiatives underway at Corydon CommunityCentre. Your board is revisiting the "Vision" for the Centre aswe want to look into the future and make sure we have goodclarity around what the future of our Community Centreshould look like. With clarity, we will be able to focus ourenergy, and make sure all other key initiatives are aligned withthis vision.

Some of these initiatives include: • A review of current programs being offered and what

we need to change/add to meet the needs of thefuture

• A review of our facilities to once again understandwhat changes are required to meet the needsidentified in our programming project

• A strategy around fundraising to make sure we areable to meet our financial obligations for the future

Our Annual General Meeting is set for 7:00 pm on May 29,2013 at the Sir John Franklin site. We welcome you to attendthis meeting so that you can learn more details on many ofthese key initiatives. We are always looking for interestedpeople to assist us at the committee or board level, so feel freeto connect with me via [email protected] and Iwill be sure to respond.

Again, on behalf of your Board of Directors and all of our staff,I hope you enjoy your participation in the sports andprograms that you choose to participate in at CorydonCommunity Centre.

Pat O'ConnorPresident

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Corydon Community Centre welcomes & encourages allvolunteer participation within our community centre.

volunteer opportunities

president’s report

HEADS UP!for heads of lettuce…

EAR TO THE GROUND-for ears of corn….

BE READY…- for local produce as it comes into season - for locally-made confections and crafts

River Heights Farmers‛ Market Grosvenor and Oak St.

Every Friday – Starts July 5th

www.rhfarmersmarket.com Find us facebook: River Heights Farmers‛ Market

Member of the Farmers‛ Market Association of Manitoba.

Are you looking for a place to host a board meeting, work conference, birthday party, reunion, family get together, wedding social, or shower? Corydon Community Centre is pleased to offer 3 locations to meet all of your needs.

Please review the following rental options.

To book a rental please call us at (204) 488-7000-RH Site, (204) 489-9537-SJF Site, (204) 452-9844-CW Site.

**Full rental cost is required at time of reservation***Special rates for Weddings and New Years Eve*

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room rentals

Site Room Room Specs Price Function Use

River Heights Multi Purpose 1100 Square feet, Hourly-$30 Great for board meetings, birthday parties, wedding/baby Room Occupancy max-75 showers and more! Wi-Fi and projector also available for use.

River Heights Gymnasium 2500 Square feet, Hourly-$35 Great for sports team off ice conditioning practice, team parties, Occupancy max-125 birthday parties, wedding/baby showers, dances and more!

River Heights Mackenzie 500 Square feet, Hourly-$25 Great for smaller meetings, trainings and parties.Lounge Occupancy max-25

Sir John Franklin Board Room 400 Square feet, Hourly-$25 Great for smaller meetings, trainings and parties.Occupancy max-25

Sir John Franklin Gymnasium 2500 Square feet, Hourly-$35 Great for sports team off ice conditioning practice, team parties,Occupancy max-228 100+people call for rate birthday parties, wedding/baby showers, dances and more!

Sir John Franklin Playroom 450 Square feet, Hourly-$25 Great for birthday parties!Occupancy max-25 Hourly with toys-$75

Sir John Franklin Dryland Training Must have a hockey Hourly-$20 Great for off ice workouts for hockey teams.Room coach present

Sir John Franklin Social Hall 2500 Square feet, $200 damage Wedding Socials (fee includes set up and clean up)Occupancy max-228 deposit, $495 rental $30 ice, Bartenders (2) $150, Pop fee $35 per canister

Crescentwood Multi Purpose 1500 Square feet, Hourly-$30 Great for sports team off ice conditioning practice, team partyRoom Occupancy max-110 rentals, birthday parties, wedding/baby showers and more!

Crescentwood Gymnasium 4000 Square feet, Hourly-$35 Great for sports team off ice conditioning practice, team parties,Occupancy max-340 100+people call for rate birthday parties, wedding/baby showers, dances and more!

Crescentwood Hugo Hall 400 Square feet, Hourly-$25 Great for smaller meetings, trainings and parties.Occupancy max-30

Crescentwood Social Hall 4000 Square feet, $200 damage deposit, Wedding Socials - Fee includes set up and take down Occupancy max-340 $730 rental (8pm-1am) Bartenders fee (3) $225, Pop fee $35 per canister, Ice fee $30

Little Feet Child Care 2 Ltd.Before and After School Program

and Nursery/Kindergarten Program

located at Robert H Smith Schooland Corydon Community Centre

(River Heights Site)

Debbie Peterson, Director

[email protected]: (204) 782-3516

[email protected]@royallepage.ca

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Questions regarding programs should be directed to theManager of Program Services, Abbie Bajon at (204) 452-9844.Questions regarding sports should be directed to the SportCoordinator, Kathy Turner at (204) 488-7000. Centre Staff willtry to provide assistance with questions or concerns you have,so don't hesitate to call.

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registration information

Anyone living outside the official Corydon service area must register at their own community

centre when sport league rules so dictate. When the sport or sport age group is not available at

the home centre, written permission to transfer is required. This includes house league sports.

March 4th - 9th

Monday to Friday8:30 am - 4:30 pm

Crescentwood/River Heights only

Additional Hours:

March 4th - Sir John Franklin Site4:30 pm - 8:30 pm

March 5th - Crescentwood Site4:30 pm - 8:30 pm

March 6th - River Heights Site4:30 pm - 8:30 pm

March 9th - River Heights Site10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Registration fees can be paid by cash,debit, Visa or Mastercard. Registrationcan be done in person or by phone atany of our sites. Registration is notcomplete until fees are paid andnecessary forms are completed. Everychild that wants to be in a sportdeserves to be in a sport. Anyoneneeding financial support, please callthe General Manager, Jim Carson at 488-7000. Phone registrations are byVisa or Mastercard only and an email willbe sent confirming your registration.Please leave a detailed message and wewill return your call as soon as possible.Your patience is appreciated.

program information

Activity Fees - each program or sport has a fee based on the actual costs ofproviding the program (ie: league registration fees, equipment, uniforms, instruction,etc) and has its own budget which is predicated on a break-even formula. Fee detailsare listed in each programs description.

Participation Fees - this fee is levied for each activity per participant to contributetowards future facility enhancements.

Per Registration YearlyCorydon Residents $15.00 $55.00*Non-Residents (outside boundary) $20.00 $65.00*Seniors (55+) $25.00**

*Yearly fee must be paid in full at the Fall Registration and is valid from September 1st to August 31st of thefollowing year, as it includes public skating (Friday and Sunday) for the season at the River Heights Site.

**Yearly senior fee must be paid in full at the Fall Registration and is valid from September 1st to August 31st ofthe following year, as it includes adult skating (Monday am and Wednesday pm) for the season at the RiverHeights Site.

fees

A late fee of $20.00 per registration willbe charged effective March 10th. This isnecessary due to the additionaladministration which occurs whenregistration is late. In some instances,teams have been formed, league feespaid and uniforms ordered. Ourphilosophy is such that anyone whowants to participate should beaccommodated, but it must berecognized that there are extra costsincurred with late registrations and isnot always possible.

Please register before thedeadline to avoid late fees!!!!

late registrationsregistration options

registration dates

Full refunds will be issued when aprogram is cancelled.

A $15.00 administration fee applies to allrefund requests other than programcancellation. Withdrawl from a programwill be pro-rated and the issuing of arefund will be based on individualrequest specifics.

For sessions of eight weeks or more, norefund will be given after the third weekof classes.

For sessions of less than eight weeks orconducted on a class-to-class basis, norefund will be given after the start ofclasses.

ALL PROGRAM FEES AND OFFERINGS AT CORYDON CC ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE

refunds

Corydon CC follows a fair play policy.For further information, please visit our website.

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sportsPlease note the below policies that blanket all sportsprograms at Corydon Community Centre:

Sport Team FormationsAll teams are formed based on the number of registeredplayers - if numbers warrant, 2 or 3 teams may be formed inone age group in certain sports. If teams are playing in thesame division they will be as equally balanced as possible. Ifnumbers are such that there are too many to be placed onone team but not enough for an additional team to beformed, then players will have to be transferred to the nextcommunity centre needing players. The method used todecide which players are to be transferred is:

1. Late Registrations2. Volunteers to transfer3. Players from outside Corydon catchment4. Lottery

Any player registering late has no guarantee of a position on a Corydon CC Team.

Uniform DepositsBasketball $100Baseball $100Football $300 (Uniform & Equipment)Softball $100

*All participants will be required to leave a post-dated chequewith their team manager dated for October 31st, 2013. Ifuniforms are not returned, this cheque will be cashed.

Volunteer Opportunities in SportsWe are always looking for parent and community involvement.Please note that there are many ways to get involved in oursports and we welcome all those interested in any of thebelow to contact us.

CoachesAssistant CoachesTeam ManagersTeam Safety/First Aid PersonParent Communication LiaisonSport Committee Representatives

(Basketball, Baseball, Football, Soccer, Softball)

Thanks again for your continued involvement and commitmentto sport and activity for youth. Here's to a safe, successful 2013season!

The season begins the first week of May ending with Divisionplayoffs the end of June. Two games are played each weekwith practices to be determined by coaches. Opportunities fortournaments are also available in addition to league games.Some age groups may be combined with other communityclubs to form teams. Recreational 'C' level ball as well as morecompetitive 'B' level ball (squirt to midget) league play isavailable. 'B' level tryouts will be held on April 2nd, 3rd, 4th.

Age Groups Birth Years Fees* Game Days

U10 2003/04 $140.00 Mon/Wed

U12 2001/02 $140.00 Tues/Thur

U14 1999/00 $150.00 Mon/Wed

U16 1997/98 $150.00 Tues/Thur

U18 1995/96 $150.00 Mon/Wed

*plus participation fee

UmpiresUmpiring softball can be an enjoyable and financiallyrewarding job for young boys and girls in the Community.Umpires are paid $35-40 per game and may work severalgames per week. For more information, go towww.softball.mb.ca for clinic details.

CoachesA successful season relies on parent participation. Pleaseconsider volunteering as a coach/assistant or manager whenregistering your child (no experience necessary, there aremany clinics and resources available).

softball - convenor needed

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baseballBaseball (hardball) is for boys and girls ages 5-18. The baseballseason runs from the beginning of May through June withgames usually scheduled during weekday evenings. We offerdevelopmental teams for children and youth who have notplayed before as well as more competitive teams for thosewho have.

Baseball teams are travelling teams. Usually a team plays thesame number of home and away games. Because of playernumbers, some players may be asked to play for teams fromother community centres. The playoff format has not yet beendetermined, but other than playoff teams, everyone finishesby the end of June.

Team SelectionPlayer tryouts/evaluations and team selections for Mosquito,Peewee, Bantam and Midget will take place as early in April asweather permits. Independent evaluators will be used. Teamswill be formed and team practices will start in late April orearly May. You will be contacted by a volunteer afterregistration with a specific time, date and location of yourtryout/evaluation time.

Pre-Season ClinicsClinics will be held at Cover All Sports during the week ofSpring Break March 25-29

Weekday Camp (age 6-12) 9:00 - 4:00Specialty Camps (age 13-15) 5:00 - 7:00 March 26th PitchingMarch 27th FieldingMarch 28th Batting

For further information go to www.baseballmanitoba.ca

Rally Cap -tons of fun for the kids with emphasis on fun, basicskills and learning the game in a non-competitiveenvironment. Rally Cap is a parent run program so severalvolunteers are required.Rookies - play a more organized game of ball using a pitchingmachine. Games are 2-3 times per week against othercommunity centres with an emphasis on team play,sportsmanship and continued skill mastery.Mosquito is the first year when players start pitching and AAis introduced. All players attend tryouts and will be evaluated -those with higher skill will be asked to play AA ball - a higherand more competitive level.Peewee - A/AA remains at the community centre but at thisage AAA is introduced (the highest level of ball at this agegroup is a regional team, comprised of the best players in allof Winnipeg South).Bantam/Midget - A/AA remain at the community centre withthe Chiefs as the AAA regional team.

UmpiresOlder players (13+) may want to consider umpiring. It's funand the pay is great! Please contact the office for details ofupcoming clinics.

AAA BaseballAny player wishing to play for the Winnipeg South Chiefsmust register at Corydon before they will be allowed to attendtryouts. Details on tryouts can be found atwww.ballcharts.com/wschiefs.

EquipmentPlayers are required to provide their own gloves, battinghelmets and baseball pants. Bats will be provided for all agegroups except Midget. Midget players are encouraged topurchase their own wooden bats this year.

Late RegistrationsWe try to have 12 -14 players per team and registration will becut off at that point. Late registrations will not be accepted ifthere are not enough coaches. Late registrations, if accepted,will be subject to a $20 Late Fee over and above theregistration fee.

Volunteer OpportunitiesAs coaches and volunteers are needed for all teams, there willbe a sign-up sheet at registration. Most teams will need ascorekeeper, pitch counter, manager, first aid person,equipment manager, someone to install the bases before eachgame, coaches, and if possible, someone who can umpire ifthe scheduled umpire cannot make it. All of these positionsare volunteer positions. If we do not have volunteers to helpout, the kids don't play. Please keep in mind that we needvolunteers when you register. Knowledge of baseball is not apre-requisite to volunteering. All coaches are required tocomplete the Respect in Sport training from Sport Manitoba.It is free and on-line.

Baseball Committee:Marna Ramsey [email protected] YoungJacques Gauthier

Category Birth Year Age Fees* Game DaysRally Cap 2006/07/08 5-7 $76.00 Mon/WedRookie 2004/05/06 7-9 $136.00 Sun/Mon/WedMosquito 2002/2003 10-11 $161.00 Sun/Tue/ThurPeewee 2000/2001 12-13 $176.00 Sun/Mon/WedBantam 1998/1999 14-15 $186.00 VariousMidget 1995/96/97 16-18 $256.00 Various*plus participation fee

The WMBA is a not-for-profit community club basedbasketball league. Spring league is open to boys and girlsages 8 - 18 (7 year olds can register but will play with the 8's).Players must supply black shorts with no pockets.

Age Divisions & Game DaysThe Spring League community club teams will be separatedinto the following age divisions. (NOTE: age divisions aresubject to change)

SATURDAY games - (games range from 9:00 am - 6:00 pm)8-9 Girls, 8 Boys, 9 Boys, 10 Girls, 10 Boys, 11 Girls, 11 Boys

SUNDAY games - (games range from 9:00 am - 6:00 pm)12 Girls, 12 Boys, 13 Boys, 14 Boys, 13-14 Girls, 15-18 Girls,15 Boys, 16-18 Boys

Birth Year Age Fees*

2005 8 $150.002004 9 $150.002003 10 $150.002002 11 $150.002001 12 $150.002000 13 $150.001999 14 $150.001998 15 $150.001997 16 $150.001996 17 $150.001995 18 $150.00*plus participation fee

Program Timelines• Spring league will run from April 20th to June 23rd (no

club games on May long weekend or Basketball ManitobaClub championships).

• Club teams will participate in 8 regular season games plusa 2 game playoff

• Teams will practice once per week during the weeknightsat an area school (exact day and time to be determinedbut range from Monday - Friday 6:00 - 10:00 pm)

• Games are one hour in length

• Coaches and volunteers are always needed to help withthe program - contact our convenor Janet McMahon [email protected]

Basketball CommitteeDirector Janet McMahon

[email protected] at Large Alan Margolese

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basketball

If you are looking for a challenging workout with the sidebenefit of self-defense, consider our Shotokan Karateprogram. Improve your health, flexibility, endurance, self-esteem, discipline, and confidence.

Instructor: Chief Instructor Philip DingmanSession: year roundSite: Sir John FranklinAge: 5 - AdultDays: Mondays and WednesdaysTimes: 6:00 - 7:00 pmContact: Rhonda at (204) 794-8959Fees: Adult $60.00

Youth $50.00 (13-17)Child $40.00 (5-12)

Family Rates:2 Children $70.002 Youths $70.001 Adult & 1 Child $85.001 Adult & 1 Youth $85.00

karate

See page 25 for full schedule.

boxing

Are you looking for a sport that combines the parameters ofeye-hand coordination speed, agility, and power? Then join usfor table tennis - one of the largest participation sports in theworld. Geared for beginners to intermediate players.Equipment and instruction provided.

Session: April 6 - June 8Site: CrescentwoodAge: 8-15Day: SaturdayTime: 1:00 - 3:00Fee: $50.00 plus one time only participation fee and

$15.00 (annual MTTA membership fee - one time only)

table tennis

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football

Football Manitoba in conjunction with Football Canada ispreparing for its 12th exciting season. The community basedflag program is designed for kids between the ages of 7-17.The program (which operates in May and June) will emphasizefair play, safety, teamwork and fun.

Benefits• Continued development of existing athletes• Opportunity to develop passing & receiving skills. Flag

football is a passing game• Flag teams are composed of smaller rosters• Smaller field dimensions, no goal posts required• Fun competition, skill advancement and innovative

coaching techniques

RegistrationPlayers may enter as a team or as individuals. Teams are madeup of 7-14 players with a coach. Register online atwww.footballmanitoba.com from February 1st - February 28th, 2013.

Registration fees are $165 per athlete (including insurance,games, facilities, equipment, referees, administration fees etc).

The U18 Female, U18 Male, U16 Female and U16 Male 16/17consist of 7 player rosters (gender specific) with a max of twocoaching staff to play for the provincial title and a chance torepresent as Team Manitoba at the National Tournament inJuly (Location TBA). Manitoba was the only province to sendteams in all 4 categories.

For more information, contact Matthew at [email protected]

football - flagOur Football program strives to attain and demonstrate theknowledge of the game of football to all volunteers andplayers while being instructed in a fun and positiveenvironment. The Club encourages the maximum abilities ofthe players within a structured and disciplined program toimprove overall health and physical fitness. Together we shallpursue our goals to become better players, teammates andleaders while maintaining the quality of Grizzly traditionthrough good sportsmanship and positive attitudes with theinvolvement of the community.

Registration DatesMay 2nd, 3rd, 4th at the Crescentwood SiteThursday, May 2nd 6:30-9:00 pmFriday, May 3rd 6:30-9:00 pmSaturday, May 4th 10:00-2:00 pm

Age DivisionsCategory Birth Year Age Fees*Terminator 2005/2006 7/8 $210.00Atom 2003/2004 9/10 $320.00Peewee 2001/2002 11/12 $320.00Minor Bantam 2000 13 $320.00Bantam 1999 14 $320.00

*This registration fee will be applied to the first player registered perfamily, each additional player will pay $50.00 less per registration.

All divisions have 12 players on the field for every play, exceptTerminators who have 6 players and Atom who have 9 players.

EquipmentThe club will provide shoulder pads, pants and a helmet.

Games and PracticesGames are played on either Saturday or Sunday at variouslocations. Players are asked to practice 2 or 3 times (maximumof 2 hours) per week in addition to the weekend game. Gamesrun from the middle of August until the middle of October.

VolunteersThe success of the football program is directly related to theeffort of the parents, your volunteer time is very important!

Volunteer Bond - $200.00A volunteer bond in the form of a cheque dated for August 1,2013 will be required at registration. Only one Volunteer bondper family is required and families must register with theirteam’s manager for a volunteer opportunity. All families thatmeet the minimum requirement (approx. 4 hours) will havetheir cheques returned at the end of the season.

Football CommitteePresident Curtis Gottfredsen

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soccer

House League soccer is based on fun and full participation byall players. It is designed to introduce young children to thebasics of soccer, to the joys of team play and provides theopportunity to meet new people in the community. Everyeffort will be made to ensure all teams will have an evennumber of males/females and an equal number of players inthe 4 - 6 age group. Please note the 4-6 age group is co-edwhile the 7 & 8's are separated by gender. The parents are tobe actively involved with their children at every game/practicein the 4-6 year old category.

Teams play on a smaller field. Soccer cleats are optional butshin guards are mandatory. There is no snack timescheduled into soccer hour. The cost of t-shirts, soccerjamboree, pictures and awards is included in the registration.

Year Born Age Fees Game Days*

2009 4 $65.00 Mon/Wed

2008 5 $65.00 Tues/Thur

2007 6 $65.00 Mon/Wed

2006 7 $65.00 Tues/Thur

2005 8 $65.00 Mon/Wed

Fees: $65.00 plus participation fee

soccer - house league (age 4-8)Registration is open to all boys and girls age 9 - 18. Teamsusually play 3 times per week (2 games/1 practice or 1 game/2 practices). The respective league governing authority willdetermine the game schedule, and each individual team willdetermine the number of practices or tournaments withwhich they wish to participate. While most games arescheduled during the week, there are some weekend games.Regular season games are played in May and June, withplayoffs in September.

The fees listed below include the City of Winnipeg Field UserFee. Corydon participation fees will be applied whereapplicable.

Birth Year Age Fees Game Days**

2004 9 $165.00 Tues/Thur2003 10 $165.00 Mon/Wed2002 11 $180.00 Tues/Thur2001 12 $180.00 Mon/Wed2000 13 $185.00 Tues/Thur1999 14 $185.00 Mon/Wed1998 15 $185.00 Tues/Thur1997 16 $185.00 Mon/Wed1995/96 17/18 $200.00 Tues/Thur**Please note that game days for all programs are notabsolute and are subject to change depending on factorssuch as number of registrations and teams. Age groups maybe combined to form teams if necessary.

LTPD: Soccer Canada's Long Term Player Development is setfor full city-wide Implementation for all U9 and U10 playersthis year. This program will be unveiled in the spring and issure to produce very skilled soccer players in a fun 6 on 6 skillsand game setting. More details are expected soon.

Kits - Corydon CC is very pleased to introduce our newComets soccer uniform for girls and boys teams age 9 to 18.The inexpensive jersey/shorts/socks kit will be purchased atthe time of registration and it yours to keep for subsequentseasons. The kit will cost $35.00.

Coaches, Assistants, ManagersAnyone interested in volunteering in this capacity, pleasecontact the community centre and leave your name, numberand email address.

Websites: Winnipeg Youth Soccer Associationwww.winnipegyouthsoccer.com

South End United: www.wseu.ca

Soccer CommitteeDirector Grant Gilbert

[email protected]/5/6 House League Bruce Sychuk7/8 House League CONVENOR NEEDEDEquipment

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homerunsports.com

Join us for a morning filled with fun! We will be playing, doingcrafts including painting, large and small motor activities inthe gym, enjoying snack and circle time consisting of storiesand songs. Children must be two years of age by December 31, 2013.

Instructors: Mary Blankstein, Michelle Brownell

Session: September 9 - May 16 (31 weeks)Site: CrescentwoodAge: 2 yearsDay: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, FridayTime: 9:30 - 11:00 amFees: $250.00 plus participation fee

Join us for some fun with your three year old - crafts, painting,gym time etc. Children must be three years of age byDecember 31, 2013.

Instructors: Mary Blankstein, Michelle Brownell

Session: September 13 - May 16 (31 weeks)Site: CrescentwoodAge: 3 yearsDay: FridayTime: 9:30 - 11:00 amFees: $250.00 plus participation fee

Fun is had by 'one' and all through a variety of songs, fingerplays, crafts, toys and gym activities. While enhancing thespecial bond between parent and child, this program offersthe opportunity to develop new friendships between youngand old. Children must be one year of age by December 31, 2013.

Instructors: Mary Blankstein, Michelle Brownell, Jackie Koop

Session: September 9 - May 16 (31 weeks)Site: CrescentwoodAge: 1 yearDay: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, ThursdayTime: 9:30 - 10:45 amFees: $220.00 plus participation fee


pre-school programs

Put some excitement, fun and adventure into everysummer day!!!!Tot camp offers a chance to make new friends, enjoy the out-doors and have fun being a kid. Each week is packed with funactivities, field trips and special events to make unforgettablememories. All camp staff are certified in First Aid and CPR,screened through the Child Abuse Registry and CriminalRecords searches and participate in training to ensure a safeand suitable environment for your child. Each week has aunique theme and activities will centre around this theme,while including circle time, reading, singing, sharing, crafts,free play, outdoor play and much more! Register early toensure a spot.

July 2- 5 Around the World in 4 DaysJuly 8 -12 Space WeekJuly 15-19 Water WeekJuly 22-26 All about MeJuly 29-Aug 2 Feel this!August 6-9 Hidden TreasuresAugust 12-16 Imagination ExplorationAugust 19-23 Animal FunAugust 26-30 Mini Olympics

Dates: July 2 - August 30Times: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm FULL DAY

8:00 am - 12:00 pm or 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm HALF DAYDrop Off: (8:00 - 9:00 am) Pick up: (4:00 - 5:00 pm)

Site: River HeightsAge: 3 - 5 yearsCost: $90.00 per week FULL DAY

$50.00 per week HALF DAYIncludes all field trips and transportation fees. Sessions are non refundable and non-transferable

summer tot camp

mom’s & ones

mom’s & threes

mom’s & twos

Indoor Playground is an opportunity for your child to exercisetheir bodies and their mind in a safe, welcoming environment.We offer a wide variety of activities including a bouncer,riding toys, hopscotch, house centre, reading centre, puzzles,fine motor skill toys and more!

Session: Ongoing til May 13Site: CrescentwoodAge: Age 5 and underDay: WednesdayTime: 9:30 - 11:30 amFees: FREE

indoor playground

winnipegmuscletherapy.com

Call: Richard J. WolfsonFinancial Planner, CLU, CH.F.C.Phone: (204) 946-8143Fax: (204) 946-8865E-mail: [email protected]


pre-school programs

Give your child new experiences and help them learn new skills by registering them in our Tiny Tots program. They willparticipate in a variety of themed activities including group time, story time, snack time, gym time and free play. Set the futurefor your child’s learning, behavior and health. This program follows the school year schedule and fees can be paid in one of thefollowing ways:

(a) in total(b) in ½ September/January(c) post dated monthly cheques or credit card payments

You have a choice of:2 sessions per week (mornings or afternoons) 74 classes $ 732.60

(mornings and afternoons) 148 classes $1,465.203 sessions per week (mornings or afternoons) 111 classes $1,098.90

(mornings and afternoons) 222 classes $2,197.804 sessions per week (mornings or afternoons) 148 classes $1,465.20

(mornings and afternoons) 296 classes $2,930.40

Instructor: Angela Stevens

Session: September 9 - June 13 (37 weeks)Site: Sir John FranklinAge: 2 - 5 yearsDay: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, ThursdayTime: 9:20 - 11:20 am or 1:00 - 3:00 pmFees: See above.

The Tiny Tots registration form can be downloaded off the website.

tiny tots


JKAOFMANITOBA.COM

Contact Rhonda at (204) 794-8959;or email James at [email protected]

Sir John Franklin Site1 Sir John Franklin Road1 of 3 Dojos proudly serving Winnipeg!

We will be offering full day programs for children ages 6-11during the Spring Break. Various activities such as sports, artsand crafts, outings etc) will provide the kids with a fun-filledexperience.

March 25 Floor Hockey, Flowers and FilmsMarch 26 Mystery DayMarch 27 Pajama DayMarch 28 Under the Sea

SessIon: March 25 - March 28Site: River HeightsAge: 6 - 11 yearsDays: Monday to FridayTime: 8:00 - 6:00 pmFee: $20.00 per day


youth programs

Looking for a fun and active place for your children to go afterschool? For only $5.50 per day, Kidz Klub is your answer!With Kidz Klub there is no annual commitment - just call us 24hours in advance and we will pick up your children at theirschool**, feed them snacks and they will enjoy a bunch of funrecreational activities with our staff. From traditional sports togoofy games, your child will have a great time.

Session: September - JuneSite: River HeightsAge: 5 - 12 yearsDays: Monday - FridayTime: 3:30 - 6:00 pmFees: $5.50 per day

Children from all schools are welcome to attend. **After school walking service is available from Robert HSmith, Queenston and Montrose schools.

Kidz Klub is open all day on school in-service days!• March 15, 2013 • April 19, 2013• May 13, 2013• June 28, 2013 (1/2 day)

Times: 8:00 am - 6:00 pmCost: $20/child/dayMinimum number of children needed to run - register early toensure the day goes! Pre-registration is required beforeattending.

kidz klub

If you are in Grades 5-6, then our pre-teen dances on Fridaynights are the place to be! Hang out with friends and dancethe night away each month at our River Heights and SirJohn Franklin Sites.

Dances are supervised by Corydon Community Centre staffmembers and volunteers. There are no in and out privileges atthe dance...once you're in, you're in! There is no photo takingpermitted at our Pre-Teen dances. Anyone caught takingphotos will be asked to leave. Please leave your cell phones/cameras at home! There is a phone at the Centre available tochildren attending the dances.

Session: March - May March - MaySite: River Heights Sir John FranklinAge: 10-12 years 10 -12 yearsDays: Friday FridayDates: April 12, May 10 March 8, April 26Time: 7:30 - 9:30 pm 7:30 - 9:30 pmFee: $5.00 $5.00

pre-teen dances

spring break camp

1037 Erin St. 775-0494 www.japanaudio.ca


youth programs

Put some excitement, fun and adventureinto every summer day!!!!

Corydon offers three distinct camp options - Specialty Camps,Sports Camps and Day Camp

DAY CAMP: Our extraordinary camp runs for 9 week longsessions over the summer, beginning on July 2nd and runninguntil August 30th. While your child is enrolled at our camp, heor she will enjoy a variety of games, crafts, sports, swimming,as well as field trips. All of these activities will fit into one ofour 9 weekly themes. Space is limited so please register earlyto ensure your child's spot.

July 2-5 Spirit WeekJuly 8-12 Animal WeekJuly 15-19 Get Messy July 22-26 Around the World in 5 DaysJuly 29-Aug 2 Game Show WeekAug 6-9 Water Fun WeekAug 12-16 Mini OlympicsAug 19-23 Explore your SensesAug 26-30 Pop Stars

Site: CrescentwoodDates: July 2 - August 30 Times: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Drop off 8:00 - 9:00 am Pick up 4:00 - 5:00 pmAge: 6 - 12 yearsCost: $85.00 per week ($25.00 per day -only 5 spots

per day available)Prices include all field trip and transportation fees.Sessions are non-transferable and non-refundable.

SPECIALTY CAMP: This camp offers week-long workshops,projects and lots of exciting field trips and activities. Specialtycamps offer the opportunity to learn new skills and developnew interests all within the fun of a summer camp.

July 2-5 Lights, Camera, Action!July 8-12 Fun with ScienceJuly 15-19 Field Trip CampJuly 22-26 Cheerleading/Dance CampJuly 29-Aug 2 No Bake Kids in the KitchenAug 6-9 Clowning AroundAug 12-16 Artful AnticsAug 19-23 Zumbatronic CampAug 26-30 Lets Make some Noise Music Camp

Site: River HeightsDates: July 2 - August 30 Times: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Drop off 8:00 - 9:00 am Pick up 4:00 - 5:00 pmAge: 6 - 12 yearsCost: $130.00 per week

Prices include all field trip and transportation fees.Sessions are non-transferable and non-refundable.

SPORTS CAMP: Keep yourself active this summer whilelearning a variety of sports and recreational activities. Eachweek has a different theme and will include a variety of skills,drills, scrimmages and a field trip each week.

July 2-5 Sports BonanzaJuly 8-12 Floor HockeyJuly 15-19 DodgeballJuly 22-26 BaseballJuly 29-Aug 2 TennisAug 6-9 Track and FieldAug 12-16 Outdoor AdventureAug 19-23 Racquet SportsAug 26-30 Flag Football

Site: Sir John FranklinDates: July 2 - August 30 Times: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Drop off 8:00 - 9:00 am Pick up 4:00 - 5:00 pmAge: 6 - 12 yearsCost: $130.00 per week

Prices include all field trip and transportation fees.Sessions are non-transferable and non-refundable.

All camps offer a chance to make new friends, enjoy the out-doors and have fun being a kid. Each week is packed with funactivities, field trips and special events to make unforgettablememories. All camp staff have certified CPR and First Aidtraining, are screened through the Child Abuse Registryand Criminal Records search and participate in a trainingperiod to ensure a safe, suitable environment for your child.

summer camps

FREE Wednesday's at the Centre!

1st & 3rd Wednesdays of the monthApple Training (iPad, iPhone, iPod, MacBook, iMac, Internet)Join us for a one hour tutorial with a half our before and after for technical questionand answer session. Beginner to Advanced, all skill levels welcome! Bring your ownApple device or use an iPad from the Centre (limited quantities available). Our onsiteApple Expert will teach us how to make the best use of our technology!

2nd Wednesday of the monthLunch & LearnA variety of topics will be covered in these informational sessions. A light lunch willbe served at 1:00 pm followed by a 1 hour presentation on topics including healthcare, senior services, travel logs, depression, chronic disease, gardening and manyothers. Details of weekly information presentations will be available in the office.

March 13th Pharmacist ConnectionsApril 10th Transportation Options for Seniors

4th (& 5th) of the monthDrop InCome and participate in a wide variety of social activities including tea/coffee,games, computer use, movies and much more. Details of weekly activities will beavailable in the office.

Dates: ongoing until MayDay: WednesdayTime: 1:00-3:00Site: River Heights

Age: 55+: Fees: No cost


adult/senior programs

Water and AcrylicsCome and join our local artist Daria Mudryj for some inspiration through color andart. Daria works with a variety of materials - acrylic, watercolor, crayons and pencilinks, conte, tempera, oil pastels, pencils on paper and on canvas. Daria has recentlyhad 3 exhibitions at the Fleet Gallery, The Conservatory and the Pavilion Gallery.Don't miss this opportunity to find your inner artistic talents!

Instructor: Daria Mudryj

Session: March 5 - May 7 March 6 - May 8Site: Crescentwood River HeightsAge: Adult (55+) Adult (55+)Day: Tuesday WednesdayTime: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm 10:00 am - 12:00 pmFee: $55.00 $55.00

Session: March 7 - May 9Site: CrescentwoodAge: Adult (55+)Day: ThursdayTime: 1:00 - 3:00 pmFee: $55.00

art classes

Why not drop in for a game or two ofsocial bridge? Refreshments are served.Handicapped accessible.

Session: Ongoing til June 24 Site: River HeightsAge: Adult (55+)Day: MondayTime: 1:00 - 3:00 pmFees: $3.00

bridge

Do you enjoy playing crib? Come outand play some one on one - no teams.Coffee is provided.

Session: March 20 - June 26Site: CrescentwoodAge: AdultDay: TuesdayTime: 1:00 - 3:00 pmFees: $3.00

cribbage

Do you enjoy quilting? If so, come joinus and work on your quilting project.

Session: Year RoundSite: CrescentwoodAge: AllDay: WednesdayTime: 5:30 - 8:00 pmFees: $3.00 Drop In

quilting

Come join us for a friendly game ofbadminton. This drop in program isopen to players of all levels.

Session: ongoing until AprilSite: CrescentwoodAge: Adult Day: ThursdayTime: 1:00 - 3:00 pmFee: $3.00 per day

badminton

adult drop in



Drums Alive is a 'whole brain, whole body' workout thatincorporates aerobic dance with rhythmic drumming. Theconnection between drumming and movement hasnumerous physiological and psychological benefits such asbuilding sensorimotor reflexes and kinesthetic awareness.

Instructors: Brenda Moberg

Session: April 3 - May 1Site: River HeightsAge: AdultDay: WednesdaysTime: 10:30 - 11:30 am Fees: $32.50

drums alive

Fun, functional strength, cardio, core, balance and mediationall wrapped up into one class, while utilizing stability balls,Dynabands and mats. Everyone will be challenged with amulti-level teaching approach so you can customize your ownworkout in a group setting and feel comfortable at the sametime. Bring a water bottle, runners and a towel. Space islimited, so register early.

Instructor: Michelle Edmonds

Session: April 2 - June 13 (11 weeks)Site: River HeightsAge: AdultDay: Tuesdays and ThursdaysTime: 12:45 - 1:45 pmFees: $132.00 plus one time participation fee

sculpt & cardio fitnessBalance your mind, body and spirit. Improve your posture,coordination, strength and core stability while combiningsimple movements linked with breath awareness andrelaxation techniques. The way we breathe has a profoundeffect on the quality of our lives, which in turn keeps our mindstrong and clear. It is never too late to be your best! Space islimited, so register early.

Instructor: Michelle Edmonds

Session: April 2 - June 13 (11 weeks)Site: River HeightsAge: AdultDay: Tuesday and ThursdayTime: 2:00 - 3:00 pmFees: $176.00 plus one time participation fee

mind over matter yoga

Dig out your skates and join the fun. Skating is great exercise!

Session: Ongoing until April 29thSite: River HeightsAge: Adults OnlyDay: Mondays/WednesdaysTime: 10:45 - 11:45 am (Monday)

1:30 - 2:30 pm (Wednesday)Fees: $3.00

lap skating

If you like to walk for fun and fitness, join our walking club.Come join us for an enjoyable hour or so and get some somefresh air, exercise and conversation. We walk on Mondays andThursdays at various locations around the city. Please visit thewebsite at www.corydoncc.com for the newest schedule orcall the office at (204) 488-7000.

Session: year roundSite: variousAge: AdultDay: Mondays and ThursdaysTime: 9:30 - 10:30 amFees: Free

walking club



If you want to work out, have fun and be energized, Zumba is the workout you have been looking for! Please join us for anenergetic and enthusiastic Zumba party like no other. Zumba is a Latin inspired fitness workout that is a cardio base fusion ofLatin and international music. Zumba is an easy to follow, high energy workout where you have fun smiling, laughing andmoving your hips. The fact that you burn so many calories is an added bonus!! You have FUN while getting fit! Zumba is exercisein disguise. Please bring a water bottle and comfortable footwear to dance in (runners with no grip).

Session: April 4 - June 13 (11 weeks) April 8 - June 10 (10 weeks)Site: River Heights CrescentwoodAge: Adult AdultDay: Thursday MondayTime: 6:00 - 7:00 pm 6:30 - 7:30 pmFees: $110.00 plus participation fee $100.00 plus participation fee

zumba

Bring your friends and enjoy military influenced training in afun, high energy setting. Using the principle of set timetraining, this class will tone, strengthen and condition everymuscle in your body. Included in this class will be individual,partner and group stations utilizing exercise balls, weights,step benches and more!

A true and exciting full body workout! All fitness levels arewelcome and modifications will be given for every workout.Please bring a water bottle.

Session: April 2 - June 18Site: River HeightsAge: AdultDay: TuesdayTime: 6:30 - 7:30 pmFees: $120.00 plus one time participation fee

circuit training boot campIn the 1990's research on strength training for older adults wasexplored. Experts now recommend that older adults dostrength training to maintain their strength, muscle massand balance. Inactive adults have increased risk of disability,falls and diseases such as diabetes. Find out the benefits byjoining this program that will help make you stronger usingour exercise equipment and free weights. There are a fewreasons that prevent older adults from taking part in strengthtraining so all participants are requested to meet with theirfamily physician to evaluate their readiness for this activity.

Instructor: Pat Middleton

Session: February 26 - May 3May 7 - June 28

Site: CrescentwoodAge: Adult (55+)Day: Tuesday and Friday Time: 9:30 - 10:30 amFees: $45.00 (one day per session)

plus one time participation fee$90.00 (two days per session)

plus one time participation fee

strength training

BeginnerThis is a class designed for newbie yogi/yoginis and thosewith some experience. Learn the traditional Sun Salutationsand many other yoga asanas (positions). Develop strength,increase flexibility, decrease stress and improve posture andover all well being. Wear comfy clothes, bring your own matand an open mind!

Instructor: Andrea Robin

Session: Ongoing until May 27Site: CrescentwoodAge: AdultDay: MondayTime: 8:00 - 9:00 pmFees: $8.00 drop in

yoga

This class combines breath work, postures and meditation torejuvenate and bring body/mind into a state of well-being.This program is ideal for the beginner.

Instructor: Jane Carroll

Session: April 4 - June 13Site: CrescentwoodAge: Adult (55+)Day: ThursdayTime: 9:30 - 11:00 amFees: $55.00 plus one time participation fee

yoga (55+)

Come TryRingette

Sunday April 21st10:00 - 4:00 pm

@ River Heights Site

For more information or to register go to: www.cometryringette.com

or email [email protected]

House League Soccer Jamboree

Come join us June 7, 8 and 9 for a weekend of midway rides,games, pancake breakfast, BBQ, fireworks and MORE!!!! Cheeron your Timbits team in a house league soccer jamboree.

Select Shows, Central Canada's largest traveling carnival willbe at the River Heights site Friday night, Saturday and Sunday.Watch the newsletter for more details.


family programs

special events

Family night is an opportunity for areafamilies to spend an evening togetherenjoying varied recreational and leisureactivities with other area families withsimilar interests. Under the direction ofour staff, a varied program has beendeveloped giving families activitiesfrom arts and crafts to monthly familymovies, sports and games.

March 6 Capture the FlagMarch 13 Egg DropMarch 20 DodgeballMarch 27 Floor HockeyApril 3 BasketballApril 10 Fort BuildingApril 17 Free Gym

Session: February 6 - April 17Site: CrescentwoodAge: AllDay: WednesdayTime: 6:30 - 8:00 pmFee: Free

family nights

family fun carnival

Popularity over the previous year has ensured the return ofthe Farmers Market for the summer of 2013 at the RiverHeights Site.

The market, run jointly by St Andrews United Church and theCorydon Community Centre offers and restricts itself to locallygrown fresh vegetables and fruits, locally made specialtyfoods and crafts produced by local artisans. We will bereturning on July 5th - Hope to see you there!

farmers market

House League Soccer Windup

All area residents are invited to join us on Wednesday, June19th from 5:00 - 8:00 at the Crescentwood Site. Come out for abite to eat, meet your Board of Directors and Staff and sharean evening with other families in our community. We wouldlike to take this opportunity to acknowledge our communityand say thank you for your continued support.

neighbourhood family bbq

Join us for a night of fun and maybe even some profit!

Session: Year Round Year RoundSite: Crescentwood Sir John FranklinAge: Adult AdultDay: Monday ThursdayTime: 7:00 - 9:00 pm 7:00 - 9:00 pm

bingo


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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

4:00-7:30pm

OPEN GYM

& Boxing

COACHES:

Roland Vandal

Chris Podolsky

Gareth Sutherland

4:00-6:30pm

OPEN GYM

& Boxing

COACHES:

Roland Vandal

Chris Podolsky

Gareth Sutherland

4:00-7:30pm

OPEN GYM

& Boxing

COACHES:

Roland Vandal

Chris Podolsky

Gareth Sutherland

4:00-6:30pm

OPEN GYM

& Boxing

COACHES:

Roland Vandal

Chris Podolsky

Gareth Sutherland

4:00-7:30pm

OPEN GYM

& Boxing

COACHES:

Roland Vandal

Chris Podolsky

Gareth Sutherland

12:00-1:00pm

Cardio Boxing

Chris Podolsky

6:30-7:30

Cardio Boxing

Chris Podolsky

6:30-7:30

Cardio Boxing

Chris Podolsky

7:45-8:45pm

Winnipeg

Kettlebells

7:45-8:45pm

Winnipeg

Kettlebells

Corydon Boxing www.corydoncc.com

Open Gym and Boxing: $45.00 per month Cardio Boxing: $80.00/10 classes

Are you looking for something extrafor your child this summer?Besides our fantastic summer camps,

we are the proud hosts of the following:

Challenger Sports - British Soccer Camp August 12-16Back for its third summer, this popular camp provides young soccer players of all abilities with the rare opportunity to receive high level coaching from a team of international experts.For more information go to: www.challengersports.com

GDI Goalie Camp August 19-23Is your child a budding goalie? Looking for a camp with a 1:2 ratio of coach to athlete.Then the Goaltender Development Institute is the camp for you. For further information go to www.gdiprairies.com or call (204) 489-7465 for more details.

11th Annual Curt Ketchen Hockey School August 26-30Ketchen Hockey School is back for another week of outstanding hockey skills development. Join Curt, Cliff and their great staff for a fun filled week of on-ice technical skating & skills instruction, off-ice athletic training and sporting games. The camp runs all day with lunch and snacks provideddaily. For more information contact: Curt Ketchen (204) 782-8607, [email protected] or Cliff Ketchen (204) 890-5247, [email protected]

www.rinella.ca

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