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Welcome
Program
Guide
Spring & Summer
2
2015
250.489.0220
Welcome
Spring has sprung here in beautiful Cranbrook! We offer
many incentive to spring into action to enjoy warmer days
ahead.
Are you thinking about improving your game in Golf or are
you a novice? The variety of programs we offer are sure to
suit your needs. Ladies it’s time to make a commitment to
yourselves and get that mountain bike tuned up and ready
for some adventure. Don’t want so much adventure? Learn
to play guitar was a huge hit last session. Check out page 5
for the details. Our summer playground program at Rotary
park offers parents a great value for keeping their kids busy
this Summer while ensuring they are safe and well cared for.
Looking for something new? Check out these great new
programs : Summer Skateboard Camp, Dog Bite Prevention
and Mom and Baby Stroller Fit.
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Programs • Dog Bite Prevention
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Programs
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Community • Move for Health Day
Community
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Events at WFP.................................................
Canada Day....................................................
Aquatics
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Special Events................................................
Aquatic Leadership.........................................
Summer Pool Schedules................................
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2014 Summer Kids Camp at Rotary Park.
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Please visit our website www.cranbrook.ca regularly
for more classes, clinics, and course which are being
added as they become available. Do you have a great idea
for a program or activity? Do you have a specific skill, ability
or training in which you could share your expertise? Drop by
the Community Programming office at WFP and see Jari Weaver
or call any time at 250-489-0270.
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m Adventures
m Special Guests
m Engaging Leaders
m Field Trips
m Games & Crafts
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Are you looking for activities for your children this summer?
We realize it is a competitive market for summer camps.
We endeavour to enhance your childs summer by offering
quality, supervised activities with our leaders.
Why are we different? We can offer you the experience
of a summer camp feel without sending your kids away.
Our mandate - to provide safe, enjoyable, and engaging
recreation for our youth.
Why choose our program? Affordability, accessibility
and most importantly the influence of our leaders on
your children. We have 5 leaders with a maximum
of 50 kids.
You can expect... a variety of activities to engage your
children in the park each day. Interactive play, lots of games,
exposure to sports, art and crafts, field trips, recreation as
well as the spray park and swimming at the Aquatic Center.
Even trips to local lakes!
Summer
Kids Camp
Leader
Emily Popoff
Each week has a theme with activities built around the
theme. Our leaders are local students who have First Aid
qualifications and have diverse backgrounds in both the
arts and in sports. They are young adults who love
children and come back consecutive years because
they too have built connections with the kids they lead.
How it works... You can register by the day or for the whole
week. (This day camp is at Rotary Park with the Memorial
Arena available in case of bad weather.)
Pre and post care is available to weekly campers and
please note late fees apply. Ages 5-12 years. Children will
need a healthy lunch, snacks and a water bottle.
Monday - Friday • 9:00-4:00 pm • *June 29 - July 3
• July 6 - July 10
• July 13 - July 17
• July 20 - July 24
• July 27 - July 31
• *August 4 - August 7
• August 10 - August 14• August 17 - August 21
Weekly Cost
1st child
2nd child
3rd child
$121.00
$66.00
$44.00
Daily Cost
$32.00 My name is Emily Popoff and I am the Sorry no half days.
returning Supervisor for the Playground
*Shorter camp, reduced fees.
Program. I started in the program 3 years
Pre/Post Care
ago and had two wonderful summers as a Playground Leader
Weekly: $60.00 Daily: $15.00
and then one summer as the Supervisor for the program. I am entering my final year in the UVic Teacher Education
Program in September and hope to complete my Masters
Degree following that in child counselling or in an education
related degree.
I believe in making the Playground Program a fun and
engaging summer camp where children are kept busy all
day long. I hope to do many exciting field trips again this year
including swimming, beach days, bowling, a theatre trip and
more! It’s going to be a blast and I hope to see your kids there!
www.cranbrook.ca
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Kids
Child Safety
Theatre
in partnership with Kidproof Canada
Kidproof’s reputation is built on our
commitment to providing current, effective,
empowering, and entertaining safety education that kids
love. Thousands of parents, educators, and kids have
trusted Kidproof to bring them the most up-to-date child
safety programs that raise confidence without fear.
At Home Alone
with Lisa Aasebo
Tickle Trunk (Unparented)
Join us as we spend each week pulling out creative ideas from the Tickle Trunk! We’ll play different
theatrical games, dress-up, dance and make a craft
based on the day’s theme; Under the Sea, Jungle,
Pirates! and a whole lot more. Location: Memorial Arena Viewing Room. Ages 3-5 years.
Mondays • 10:30 am-12:00 pm
At Home Alone is a popular and entertaining workshop
April 27 - June 22
Course #22083
designed to prepare children for the responsibility of being at
Cost: $85.00
home alone. Important skills are learned through interactive
lessons and role play that help make both you and your child
more confident when they are at home alone. Location:
WFP Meeting Room. Ages 10 years +.
Tuesday • 4:00 - 6:00 pm
May 12 Course #22070
Cost: $29.00
Babysitters Training
Babysitter Training is designed to
increase confidence and provide the
hands-on experience and skills needed
to be a great babysitter. This course
teaches everything from responsible
caregiving to job interview etiquette.
Location: WFP Meeting Room. Ages 11 years +.
Friday • 9:00-5:00 pm
May 15
Course #22076
Saturday • 9:00-5:00 pm
June 13
Course #22078
Cost: $85.00
NeW!
summer
skateboard camps
Through this awesome camp we ensure that
campers master the basics of skateboarding: basic
riding, board control, stopping and pushing, basic
ramps, park etiquette and entry level tricks. Our
instructors are seasoned skateboarders who will
take the campers through each step of their
skateboarding development. On Friday, campers will
take part in a friendly competition with prizes (from The
Choice!), and end their camp week with a swim at the
Cranbrook Aquatic Centre.Location: Viking Skatepark.
Ages 9-14 years.
soccer
McDonald`s Soccer
This noncompetitive league is sponsored by McDonalds
Restaurant and provides the younger soccer player
with the basic skills and rules of the game. Each child
receives their own team t-shirt and ball. HU
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Location: Kinsmen Park.
fill
Monday and Wednesday • 9:00 am- 12:00 pm
Friday • 10:00-2:00 pm
July 13, 15 and 17
August 10, 12 and 14
Cost: $85.00
ing up f
Tiny Tot • 6:00-6:45 pm
Boys and girls ages 3-4 years.
Super Soccer • 7:00-7:45 pm
Boys and girls ages 5-7 years.
Tuesdays • May 12 - June 16
Thursdays • May 14 - June 18
Cost: $55.00
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Learning
art classes
Be A Tree • Dog Bite Prevention
ages 10 year
s to adult!
A fun, interactive guide for children. Visuals,
role playing, modelling, conditioning and
games to teach your child responsible
interaction with dogs. This time is designed to
empower, not to scare. Instructor: Cheryl King.
Location: WFP Meeting Room. Ages 3-10 years.
Ages 3-6 • 9:30-:10:30 am
Children aged 3-6 must have a adult attend.
Friday • May 1
Course #22554
Friday • June 5
Course #22555
Ages 7-10 • 10:45-11:45 am
Friday • May 1
Friday • June 5
Cost: $12.00
NeW!
Course #22556
Course #22557
dog Bite
prevention
Instructor
Cheryl King
Cheryl is a Cranbrook resident and
business owner since 1982. She
is now a practicing practitioner
for dog rehabilitation through the Tellington Touch
Method. In 2013 she also completed the Training
Cesar’s Way fundamentals program in California.
Her goal for the community is to show a mindful,
respectful way to communicate with our pets. Our
connection with the dog needs to be fulfilling and
safe for both dogs and handlers. Cheryl is set on
lessening the number of dogs returned to rescues
because of lack of knowledge from well meaning
owners.
Zentangle For Beginners
Zentangle is an easy to learn, relaxing and fun way to
create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns.
People of any age, background & skill levels will learn enjoy
and create beautiful Zentangle art whether or not they think
they have artistic abilities! Instructor: Cindy Hagen.
Location: WFP Meeting Room. Ages 10 years to adults.
Saturday • 10:00-12:00 pm
May 9
Cost: $35.00
Course #22160
Zentangle Advanced
Zentangle is an easy to learn, relaxing and fun way to
create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns.
Whether for fun, focus, meditation or therapy, this art form
has something for everyone! Instructor: Cindy Hagen.
Location: WFP Meeting Room. Ages 10 years to adults.
Wednesday • 7:00-9:00 pm
April 22
Cost: $35.00
Course #22155
Guitar Lessons!
‘Learn to Play the Guitar in 8 sessions’
Is it time to break out your acoustic guitar from the
closet and commit to finally learning how to play
it? This group setting is led by Bill Brewer, a music
lover who wants to share his passion for guitar.
By the end of this program participants should be
able to play the harmony part of a simple 3 chord
song. Participants will need to bring a 6 string
acoustic guitar - an electronic tuner and capo are
recommended. Location: Laurie School band
room. Ages 16 years +.
Tuesdays and Thursdays • 7:00-9:00 pm
May 12 - June 4
Course #22366
Cost: $65.00
Guitar
Instructor
Bill Brewer
Bill is passionate about
playing the acoustic guitar
and singing. He brings
decades of experience to teaching new players, and says he
especially loves the enthusiasm of beginners.
Before retiring in 2013 Bill had been hoping to have an
opportunity to teach new players – now it is your turn to join
him in the pleasures of learning to play and make music.
Bill recently moved to Cranbrook after retirement and is
enjoying getting to know the city better.
“I have always wanted to learn to play guitar
but just didn’t know where to start and
one on one lessons can get expensive and a bit intimidating. After only a few sessions, I felt comfortable
enough to practice different chords on my own and knew I could learn to play as long as I kept up with the
practicing. We learned so much for so little cost! I highly recommend Bill as he is a great teacher and knows
his stuff and how to relay it in a way any beginner can understand!!”
Melissa Willman
www.cranbrook.ca
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Golf
Enjoy the scenic practice
facility at Wildstone
while you are learning the bas
ics!
All Golf is at...
Junior SNAG Golf
SNAG stands for ‘Starting New at Golf’.
It is a FUN game that is EASY to learn and can be
played ANYWHERE. Visit www.snagcanada.com
SNAG contains all the elements of golf but in a
modified form. Falling somewhere between
miniature golf and regulation golf, SNAG allows
for full shots, pitching, chipping, and putting.
It is a proven learning & training tool for entry
level golfers. Ages 6-9 years.
Tuesdays • 4:30-5:30 pm
May 5 - June 2 Course #22384
Wednesdays • 4:30-5:30 pm
May 6 - June 3 Course #22385
Cost: $40.00
Short Game Magic 201
Golf FUNdamentals 101
Designed for beginning golfers and players who
seek a basic knowledge and understanding of
their game. Focus on setup fundamentals and swing
applied to putting, chipping, pitching and full swing.
Ages 16 years +.
Designed for any and all golfers. The closer you lie to the
hole, the more critical your skills become! Focus on how
Thursdays • 7:15-8:15 pm
to play the game on and around the greens. Short game
strategies, creativity and different shot scenarios for putting, April 30 - May 21
Wednesdays • 6:00-7:00 pm
chipping, pitching and bunker play. Ages 16 years +.
June 3 - June 24
Wednesdays • 7:15-8:15 pm
June 3 - June 24 Course # 22378
Wednesdays • 6:00-7:00 pm
July 8 - July 29
Mondays • 6:00-7:00 pm
August 10 - August 31
Course # 22379
Cost: $145.00
Cost: $145.00
Course #22373
Course #22374
Course #22375
Girls At Wildstone
FUNdamentals 101 for ladies. Designed for beginner
golfers and players who seek a basic knowledge and
understanding of their game. Focus on setup fundamentals
and swing applied to putting, chipping, pitching & full swing.
while learning the basics! . Women only, ages 16 years +.
CRANBROOK’S FITNESS EXPERTS
209-16th Ave North, Cranbrook • 250-426-7161
w w w. c o r e f i t n e s s i n c . c a
Something for everyone!
•Friendly, helpful staff
•Exceptional personal training
•Spacious facility and updated equipment
• Fantastic group fitness classes: Yoga,
Zumba, Spin and much more
•Specialty programs: Seniors,
Mom and baby fitness, Run groups,
Women’s boxing
Look for our high performance dryland
hockey training progam this summer!
Thursdays • 6:00-7:00 pm
April 30 - May 21
Course #22368
Wednesdays • 6:00-7:00 pm
May 6 - May 27
August 5 - August 26
Course #22367
Course #22370
Mondays • 6:00-7:00 pm
June 1 - June 22
June 29 - July 20
Course #22371
Course #22372
Cost: $145.00
Junior summer camp
Level 1 Junior Golf Camp
Designed for beginning golfers and juniors who seek a
basic knowledge and understanding of golf. Focus on
FUN and SAFETY first, setup fundamentals applied to
putting, chipping, pitching and full swing. Includes 10
hours of professional instruction, snack and Wildstone
hat. Ages 9-13 years.
Monday and Tuesday • 8:30 am-1:30 pm
July 13 - July 14 Course #22382
July 27 - July 28 Course #22383
Cost: $109.00
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Adult Fitness
Fitness - Walk Fit
Tired of walking alone? Need some motivation? Walking
is a great way to help you feel better, live better and be
healthier. This group is lead by a qualified fitness instructor
who will take you through a warm up, intervals of both fast
and slow walking paces and end each session with a cool
down and stretch. Enjoy Springtime outside in our beautiful
surroundings! Instructor: Nancy Roulston. Location: WFP
Parking Lot. All ages.
Wednesdays • 10:00-11:00 am
May 6 - June 24
Cost: $36.00
Course #22136
Walk Fit
Instructor
Mom and Baby Bootcamp - Stroller Fit
This mom and baby class will help you recover from
childbirth and then progress to increase your fitness level,
help you maintain a healthy weight, increase energy and
meet other new moms without having to leave your baby!
Enjoy the fresh outdoor air while you get to know other
moms in the area. Location: Meet at CORE Fitness.
Mondays and Thursdays • 10:00-11:00 pm
April 27 - June 1
Course #22388
Cost: $88.00
Mountain Bike Mamas
If you have biking experience but you want to gain
confidence mountain biking on varied terrain, join Corrine
DeZoete who will teach you braking, cornering, climbing
hills & navigating small obstacles. First class covers basic maintenance and trail-side repair. Last class willbe a quick
skills review followed by a long ride. Bring your bike in good
working condition, wear appropriate clothing and footwear,
helmet and hydration system. Instructor: Corrine DeZoete. Ages 18 years +.
Monday • 6:00-8:00 pm
May 4 (Maintenance and repair)
Wednesdays • 6:00-8:00 pm
May 6 - June 3 Monday • 6:00-8:00 pm
May 4 (Maintenance and repair)
Thursdays • 12:30-2:30 pm
May 7 - June 4 Cost: $75.00
Course #22364
Course #22365
Mountain
Bike Instructor
Corrine DeZoete
Corrine has been a mountain biking enthusiast for over ten years
and has her Community Coaching
Certification for Cycling.
She is a NCCP Level 2 coach for cross-country
skiing, a CANSI Level 1 cross country ski instructor
and she holds a valid First Aid certificate.
Corrine has a passion for the outdoors, join her for
a ride – you are guaranteed to come away with confidence and knowledge on how to handle your bike.
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Nancy Roulston
Nancy is a certified BCRPA personal trainer, spin and Zumba®
Gold instructor. She enjoys working with older adults like herself
and people new to fitness who prefer the group environment to stay motivated. Nancy’s
style is lower intensity and geared to those who are
focused more on staying active.
When Nancy isn’t teaching she enjoys cross
country skiing, hiking, kayaking and travelling.
Mountain Biking
and other recreational Opportunities
in the....
Community Forest
The CRANBROOK COMMUNITY FOREST SOCIETY
(CCFS) is a registered, non-profit society established
in August 2000 by a group of volunteers who were
concerned about the future of the Cranbrook Community
Forest and wished to become actively involved in its
protection and enhancement.
The Society generates funds to support projects approved
by Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource
Operations and carries out the required work with their
supervision and support in accordance with the
management agreement between the Society and the
Province. In addition to fund raising and enhancement
activities, the Society works to raise public awareness
and support for maintaining the integrity of the CCF as
a valuable educational and recreational asset for the
community.
The CCF covers 2000 hectares of Crown land
immediately east of the city limits, the west end of
Isadore Canyon, and the Eager Hill area north of Hwy 3.
It is designated and protected as an Interpretive
Forest/Recreation Area for the community to enjoy.
You are encouraged to join the Society so that you can
give guidance to the directors as to projects to be
undertaken and to take part in implementation work bees.
For more information, please see our website at:
www.cranbrookcommunityforest.com
or email us at: [email protected]
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Springtime Spruce-Up
springtime spruce-up week
is April 20-26, 2015
Spring will soon be here and it’s time to clean up our school
fields, parks, community forest, church yards and alleys.
Register your school or organization to help Spruce-up
and beautify our community! We supply
the bags, you supply the volunteers to help
clean up.
The elementary school with the most
bags collected will win a free swim for
the entire school! Other prizes are also
up for grabs.
Call Leisure Services today to register
your school or group 250-489-0220.
Move For Health Day presents…
Traverse Our Tremendous Trails
Sunday May 10th 2014, 2-4pm. Come meet others in our
community with similar interests. This event is geared for
all ages with activities that celebrate our incredible
surroundings!
Activities include:
•2-4pm cycle the trail • ‘geared’ for every member of
the family. Approximately 20k ride (out 10k back 10k)
starting at the R2T(Rails to Trails) parking lot behind
Wildstone Golf Course.
Kyokushin Karate
Rocky Mountain Dojo -
Established 1991
classes run
September - June
Ongoing registration
Training: Mondays/Thursdays
Juniors (Grade 1-6)/Family • 6-7pm
Seniors (Grade 7-adult) • 7:15-8:45pm
Eagles Hall, 711 Kootenay St. N., Cranbrook
Chief Instructor Don Corrigal,
Shihan, 6th Dan
45 years experience training, teaching, coaching
& mentoring locally, regionally, provincially, nationally
& internationally.
Black Belt instructors registered with the
IKOK (Canada) & IKO Japan & NCCP certified.
For registration/information
Wendy 250-489-4392 • [email protected]
www.kyokushin.ca
Member of the International Karate Organization (Canada) Est. 1966
www.cranbrook.ca
Sunday,
May th
2:00-4:00 10
pm
•2:30pm Walk Fit • Strollers (for parents with young
children in strollers) and Seniors who want to stay active.
5k walk (out 2.5k & back 2.5k) at the R2T (Rails to Trails)
parking lot behind Wildstone Golf Course.
•2:15-3:15pm • Board or Blade (roller blade or long board).
All are welcome to come & enjoy the scenery while they practice their skills on the smooth surface of the trail. Out
and back (turn around will take place at 2:45pm) starting
at the R2T (Rails to Trails) parking.
Shot!
Give Tennis a
Cranbrook Community Tennis Association
invites people of all ages including seniors,
children and beginners to join them for a
Summer of Tennis!
Have you played before or want to Give It a Shot?
Now is your chance to come out to Mount Baker’s
new tennis courts, meet some new friends and
have some Fun!
We have some racquets and balls to get you started,
just bring your sneakers.
Scheduled
For more information please call:
Opening the
Neil 489 8107 or Cathy 464 1903
First Week
of May
Cranbrook
Community
Association
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Western Financial Place
Saturday, June 6th & Sunday, June 7th
Monster spectacular
Presented by: AREL Motorsports
Check Online:
westernfinancialplace.ca to find out how
you can purchase tickets to this great event!
Walking in WFP
Western Financial Place concourse
is open for walking during our
regular hours of operation
Research continues to support walking
as an excellent form of exercise with a
variety of personal benefits. These benefits
include lowering blood pressure, reducing the risk
of coronary heart disease and stroke and increasing bone
density. Health benefits can be realized with as little as 30
minutes a day of brisk walking.
When it is raining or snowing outside, it is dry and climate
controlled in WFP. So bring a friend and enjoy. Distance
charts are posted in the concourse.
Each lap = 820 feet = 252 metres
Four laps = 1 km and 6.5 laps = 1 mile
Concourse is available from 5:30 am–10:00 pm daily,
closed at 4:00 pm on Kootenay ICE game days and closed
all day during Special Events. Please note, to access the
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concourse, you will be required to purchase a one-time
security card for $5, available at the Leisure Services
front desk. The card system was implemented in 2009
to ensure better security for the facility and its patrons.
Running is not permitted around the concourse.
Stroller Walking inside WFP
On Mondays until June and then resuming in September,
meet for walking from 10:00-11:00 am at WFP and then
playing from 11:00 am-12:00 noon at Cranbrook Family
Connections, #209-16th Ave. N. For information contact Niki
at 250-421-8096 or e-mail [email protected].
hearts in motion walking club meets from
9:00-10:00 am on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Walks
and meeting places vary throughout the summer with
walking generally at WFP during bad weather. Call Hugo or
Marion at 250-426-4529 or Jeanette at 250-426-2393 for
more information and meeting locations.
Racquet Court
Grab a partner or create a wallyball team and
enjoy a great way to have fun and improve your
fitness.
Our convertible squash / wallyball / Court Admissions
racquetball court is a public facility Child (3-12 yrs)
$3.20
available for scheduled bookings
Youth (13-18 yrs) Senior (60+ yrs)
$5.40
and drop-in play.
Adult (19+ yrs)
$7.90
Court bookings include access
Ten
Ticket
Child
$28.50
to the Aquatic Centre facilities dur Ten Ticket Youth/Senior
$48.80
ing the Aquatic Centre
operational hours.
Ten Ticket Adult
$70.90
Yearly Child $177.20
Court bookings can be made over the phone by
contacting the Leisure Services office at 250-489-0220. Yearly Youth/Senior $295.30
Yearly Adult $408.55
Court fees are due at time of booking. Payment can be
made via credit card, pre-purchased passes or by payment Yearly Family* $711.70
at the Leisure Services office. Prices include GST.
Yearly Adult Court & Aquatic $600.50
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Yearly Family* Court & Aquatic $1080.85
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Racquet Equipment Rental
$2.45
How about
Wallyball is a fast
$32.45
paced sport that combines Court bookings(wallyball)
*Family is classified as immediate only, max 4 people.
handball (racquetball with no racquet), tennis, and volleyball. It is played in a racquetball court with the
net hung above the center line, dividing the court in half. The ball is the same size as a regular volleyball and can be
played with anywhere from two to six players per side.
Much of the strategy used in wallyball is similar to that used in volleyball, with different rules. Many team’s create their
own rules with an emphasis to enhance physical fitness and to have fun!
For information about booking the racquet court for a game of wallyball contact Leisure Services at 250-489-0220.
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Community
Senior’s Park
What the Senior’s Park
Exercises Can Do for You
The equipment in the fitness park is designed
to provide effective enjoyable workouts
focusing on cardio, strength, balance,
flexibility and coordination
• It can..:
• Improve cardiovascular and muscle endurance,
strength, range of motion, balance, coordination
and agility.
• Provide a balanced exercise program.
• Give variety to your exercise regime - there are
numerous variations for all abilities.
• Decrease your risk of falls.
• Increase strength to muscles that support your joints.
• Increase your bone mineral density.
• Decrease pain.
• Provide you with the fitness so that you can better enjoy
your recreational activities with decreased risk of injury.
• Reverse many of the age related changes to your body
and mind.
The City of Cranbrook, in partnership with the Provincial
Government has provided seniors with this great outdoor
Fitness Park which offers free recreation for seniors and
anyone over the age of 11.
Rockies Rowing Club @ Jimsmith Lake
Contact Roberta Rodgers • 250-489-0174
[email protected]
Cranbrook Community Theatre’s
Studio/Stage Door
• Live Performance Venue
• Dance Studio
Rentals
11 - 11th Ave. S.
Classes • Performances
Parties • Meetings
Film Screening
Contact Tanis 250-426-2490
Check out the Friend’s bookshelves
by the Library circulation desk.
There’s a wide variety
$
of reading material for... only
200
Books Wanted!
Donation of good quality books
for all ages are accepted year-round.
www.cplfriends.org • follow us on facebook
www.westernfinancialplace.ca
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Community
Canada Day
fifty years of our beloved flag
deserves a party!
Expect bigger blasts, more music
and a kickin kids party as we
celebrate Canada and the maple
leaf!
Join us at Moir Park this July 1st
for an amazing line-up of events,
entertainment and a fireworks
show that is going to be even
bigger and better than last year’s!
There will be face painting, clowns,
games, tattoos, bouncy castles, food,
amazing music, and tons of FUN! It
all starts at 5:00pm and ends after the
fireworks just after dusk.
It will be an evening that will make for
awesome family memories!
Cranbrook Farmer`s Market
Growing again in 2015!
As the Cranbrook Farmer’s Market enters its seventh year
of operation, the market season is growing! Due to the
tremendous support from both vendors and market patrons
alike, we have added another whole season of ‘locally
made, baked and grown’ for 2015.
In addition to our outdoor markets that are held every
Saturday from the end of June until Thanksgiving, we have
added a season of Indoor/Spring Markets on the 2nd and 4th
Saturdays of the months from January to June. The idea
for these indoor markets has been germinating for quite a
while as a way to continue the markets that our patrons love
on a more regular basis, while giving local area producers
another opportunity to connect with their customers.
The first of these markets have gone very well, and the
Ktunaxa Gym is proving to be a great central location.
Market shoppers can find everything from freshly harvested
microgreens to frozen berries and beef, eggs, sourdough
breads and baked goods, to body care products, wood carvings, jewelry and hand knit/ sewn clothing items. As these
indoor markets become more established, local area growers can plan to have more available in future years, as they
come up with creative ideas to either extend their growing
seasons, find ways to cold store their produce, or turn them
into ‘value added’ products ready for sale in the ‘off season’.
Thank you to all of the market patrons who help the Cranbrook Farmer’s Market continue to grow. And for those of
you who haven’t come down to see what the market is all
about, make a plan one Saturday soon!
Mark it on your calendar!
...building healthy
futures through sport
Join us for our
FUN FILLED
2015 Summer
Gymnastics Programs!
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Commerce ‘Most
Improved Business
Image’ Award
Recipient
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EQUIPPED, AIR CONDITIONED
TRAINING FACILITY

FULL AND HALF DAY CAMP
OPTIONS

THEME BASED CAMPS

RECREATIONAL
GYMNASTICS, TRAMPOLINE
AND PARKOUR FOR ALL
AGES

PRE COMPETITIVE AND
JUNIOR OLYMPIC
COMPETITIVE SUMMER
CAMPS

SPECIAL NEEDS CLASS
OPTIONS
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COACHES
250-426-2090
[email protected]
[email protected]
Indoor/Spring Markets: 10 am- 1 pm , 220 Cranbrook Street N.
www.keycitygym.ca
415 Industrial Road A
Mosaic Center
Outdoor Markets - Summer Hours: - 9 am - 1 pm , 10th Avenue S.
Outdoor Markets - Fall Hours: 10 am - 1 pm, 10th Avenue S.
Winter Market: November 27, 5 - 9 pm, 28 & 29, 10 am - 3 pm
Key City Gymnastics Club
is a not-for-profit society.
We gratefully acknowledge the financial
support of the Province of British Columbia
through the Ministry of Community, Sport
and Cultural Development.
www.CRANBROOKFARMERSMARKET.com
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250.489.0220
CRANBROOK
KIMBERLEY
(formally Cranbrook Physiotherapy Clinic)
(formally Kimberley Rehab Centre)
28 - 11th Avenue South
260 - 4th Avenue
Cranbrook, BC
Kimberley, BC
250.426.7097
250.427.7087
Conveniently located in
downtown Cranbrook
Former Kimberley Base Hospital
Sports Physiotherapy
Custom Knee Braces
Dizziness/Vertigo treatment
Hydrotherapy
Acupuncture
BETTER HEALTH BEGINS HERE
www.cbi.ca
www.cranbrook.ca
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Community
spring
Summer
&
at Rotary Park
s
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Eve
canadian cancer society
relay for Life
Saturday, June 6 • 4:30-10:30 pm
[email protected]
Sam Steele Days
Saturday, June 20 • 11 am-4 pm
Sunday, June 21 • 9:30 am-3:30 pm
• Taste of Cranbrook • StrongMan Competition
• Kids Inflatable Funland and Carnival Games
• Sam Steele Market • And much more!
samsteeledays.org
Multi-cultural festival
Saturday, August 22 • 11 am-4 pm
• Cultural exhibts • Ethnic foods
• Live performances • Kids cultural craft booth
Summer Sounds
Wednesdays • 6 - 8:30 pm
Saturdays • 11 am - 2 pm
June 24-August 5 (with the exception of Aug 22)
• Sheva • Ed King Family • In Persuit • And many more!
Facebook: Fisher Peak Performing Artists
Farmers market
Saturdays • 9 am-1 pm
June 27-August 29 (10am-1pm • Sept 5-Oct 10)
• Fresh produce • Baked goods • Jewelry • And much more!
www.cranbrookfarmersmarket.com
dancing in the park
Every Saturday in August • 7-10 pm
(with the exception of Aug 22)
• Dance to live music every Saturday night in August!
Facebook: Cranbrook Dance Connection
www.cbkmulticulture.org
Art in the park
Saturday, August 29 • 12-3 pm
www.cranbrookanddistrictartscouncil.com
2nd Annual Cranbrook
Multi-cultural Festival
free family Fun
AUGUST 22th, 11am - 4pm at ROTARY PARK
The Cranbrook Multi-cultural Society proudly presents
2nd Annual Multi-cultural Festival. Come out and enjoy
the fun for everyone!
• Learning about different aspects of a culture such as
art, traditions, architect current event, political figures,
traditional clothing, music, food and more.
• A craft booth for children of all ages to make cultural
significant crafts, such as origami, Chinese calligraphy,
paper windmill and straw flowers…
• Tasting the home-made authentic ethnic food
presented by cultural groups for $5 or less.
• Enjoying the live performance of musicians, artists
and performers with their cultural significant talents.
We are currently looking for individuals and groups to
participate in the festival. If you are interested in hosting
a heritage booth, vending or performing at the festival,
please contact Coco Seitz at [email protected].
Follow us on facebook, Cranbrook Multi-cultural Society.
Or check out our website www.cbkmulticulture.org
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free family sWIM
national health
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Community Sponsored
The 3rd Saturday of the month, 12-1 pm
free public sWIM
Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian
over the age of 16 years.
April 18 • sponsor: CUPE 2090
May 16 • sponsor: Cranbrook Dodge
July 18 • sponsor: Tin Craft Heating and Saturday, June 6 • 1:00-4:00 pm
Get active and take your family swimming during this
free public swim!
Air Conditioning
August 15 • sponsor: TBA
National
Drowning
Prevention week
Cranbrook
KidSport
July 19-25
TM
This event will increase awareness in
our community of the need for drowning
prevention. During public swim each night
(7:00-9:00 pm) the guards will do games and activities
Grants are awarded to individual athletes and are
to promote awareness and teach water safety.
designed to support children whose sport opportunities
are financially limited.
Funding
The pool is closed for
annual maintenance
June 14-July 1 e-opens
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July
Birthday
Parties
at the Pool
Book your birthday or group party & receive:
• CJ Express Kids’ Pack: Fries, drink & your choice of
either a hamburger, hot dog or chicken strips.
• Pool Swimming Admission: During public swimming
hours with access to the wave pool & waterslide.
ALL FOR ONLY: $9.50/child 12 yrs and under
For information call Leisure Services 250.489.0220
www.cranbrook.ca
•Grants have a cap of $100.00 per year, per child.
The KidSportTM calendar year runs September 1st
through to August 31st.
•Children 6-18 years are eligible to apply for a grant.
•Grants are for registration fees only to a recognized
sport, led by a qualified coach.
•Travel, equipment and camps are not eligible for expenses.
•The sport must be affiliated with a member
organization of Sport BC and must be a member of the
Cranbrook KidSportTM Fund.
HOW THE PROCESS WORKS
•An adult initiates the application on behalf of a child.
•The adult forwards the application to the adjudicator who is familiar with the applicant’s financial situation.
The Adjudicator must be a professional in the community,
i.e. Principal, Counselor, Social Worker etc.
• Coaches, directors of clubs, co-workers, or family
members are not accepted as Adjudicators.
•The Adjudicator must agree to participate
in this process and a brief telephone
follow-up is required.
“So ALL Cranbrook Kids
Can Play!”
The Cranbrook KidSportTM Fund is
sustained through contributions from
individual and Corporate Sponsors in
Cranbrook, where funds are raised
locally, distributed locally, and stay
in Cranbrook.
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Lessons
summer
Dates and times
Monday to Friday
Set 1 • July 6 - July 17
Set 2 • July 20 - July 31
*Set 3 • August 4 - August 14
Set 4 • August 17 - August 28
Starfish
10:00-10:30 am
Duck • Sea Turtle
9:30-10:00 am
Sea Otter
Preschool
Swimming
Lessons
8-level program for children 4 months to 6 years
of age. Songs, games and introductory swimming
skills will make your child comfortable and happy in the water.
Each level is built around an aquatic animal mascot, which makes lessons
engaging and fun. The Instructor uses progressive teaching techniques adapted
to each child and provides constant feedback and encouragement. Parents will
participate in the classes with their child for the first three levels.
9:00-9:30 am • 10:00-10:30 am
4:30-5:00 pm
Salamander
9:00-9:30 am • 10:30-11:00 am
5:30-6:00 pm
Sunfish
9:30-10:00 am • 10:30-11:00 am
5:00-5:30 pm
Crocodile • Whale
9:00-9:30 am • 10:00-10:30 am
4:00 pm-4:30 pm
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Starfish 4-12 months
(Parent & Tot) Orientation to
water for babies that can hold
their head up. Babies experience
buoyancy, movement, entries, songs
and play in the water. Parents learn
age specific water safety.
Duck 12-24 months
(Parent & Tot) Toddlers build
confidence while enjoying the water
through games, songs, and active
water play. Parents learn age specific
water safety.
Salamander 3-5 years
Preschoolers further develop
basic floats and increase distance
on front and back glides. They also
learn rollover glides, how to use a PFD
and how to jump into chest deep water.
Sunfish 3-5 years
Preschoolers work on strokes and
skill progressions. The learning focus is
on good judgement around the water,
entries and floats in deep water.
Crocodile 3-6 years
Preschoolers work on glides with
kicking in deep water and learn
(Parent & Tot) Swimmers learn the dolphin kick. Endurance is built
through fun, games, songs, how to
through front and back swims.
kick with buoyant objects and how to
Whale 3-6 years
perform basic glides and kicks.
Preschoolers will increase their
Sea Turtle 24-36 months
Sea Otter 3-5 years
(Transitional level) Some skills
are assisted by the instructor.
Preschoolers learn to open their eyes
under water and learn assisted floats
and glides through games and songs. They also learn age appropriate water
safety skills.
Full Class?
We will create wait lists for full classes and there is
always a chance a spot will open up or a new class made.
distance and improve skills in
front and back swims. Sitting dives
are taught and swimmers learn about
throwing assists to help others in the
water.
fees
Starfish • Duck • Sea Turtle
Sea Otter • Salamander
Sunfish • Crocodile • Whale
Cost: $46.75
*Short lesson set, reduced fees.
Private Swimming Lessons
Each 30 minute private lesson is structured to meet
your needs for time and skill requirements.
Private lessons are for persons who:
• learn better one-on-one
• need to master a few skills to advance to the next level
• need to prepare for a Leadership or Lifeguard Course
To book a lesson or information call 250-489-0224.
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Cost per 1/2hr: Child $21.15
Adult (14 yrs.+) $22.60
250.489.0220
Lessons
summer
Dates and times
Monday to Friday
Set 1 • July 6 - July 17
Set 2 • July 20 - July 31
*Set 3 • August 4 - August 14
Set 4 • August 17 - August 28
Swim Kids 1 and 2
9:30-10:00 am • 10:30-11:00 am
5:30-6:00 pm
Swim Kids 3
9:00-9:30 am • 10:00-10:30 am
4:30-5:00 pm
final
spring lesson set
May 11 - June 11
Call Leisure Services for times
and availability. 250-489-0220
Ages 6+
Swimming
Lessons
Swim Kids 1
Swim Kids 7
Swim Kids 2
Swim Kids 8
This level provides an orientation to the Skills and endurance for front crawl,
water and the pool area. It introduces
back crawl and elementary back stroke
floats and glides with kicking.
are improved. 150m endurance swim.
This level helps build skills in front
and back swims. Endurance is built on
unassisted glides with flutter kick.
Swim Kids 3
Swim Kids 4
9:00-9:30 am • 10:30-11:00 am
5:00-5:30 pm
Swim Kids 5
9:30-10:00 am • 4:00 pm-4:30 pm
Swim Kids 6 and 7
This level develops front crawl skills.
Endurance is improved by building
strength in kicking and a 15m
endurance swim.
Swim Kids 4
Swim Kids 8, 9 and 10
10:30-11:15 am
Swim Kids 5
Back crawl, sculling skills and whip kick
on the back are introduced. Endurance
is increased to a 50m swim.
Lesson A
Swim Kids 9
Front crawl, back crawl, elementary
backstroke and breaststroke continue to
be refined. 400m endurance swim.
Swim Kids 10
Front crawl, back glide and body roll are Further refinement of strokes,
with an introduction to side stroke.
further developed. 25m endurance
500m endurance swim.
swim.
9:45-10:30 am
free
Level 8 provides an introduction to the
breaststroke, foot first surface dives,
and rescue entries. Endurance is built
using dolphin kick and 300m swim.
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Phone ahead to
confirm an instructor is available,
and then come on down and we
can assess your child to see
what level of lessons they would
be ready for.
Front and back crawl continue to be
refined and elementary backstroke is
introduced. 75m endurance swim.
fees
Swim Kids 1 to 5
Cost: $46.75
Swim Kids 6 to 10
Cost: $53.70
*Short lesson set, reduced fees.
Jr. Lifeguard Club
Lifeguard preparation
can begin at age 9
Canadian Swim Patrol training provides a head start for the Bronze awards
needed to become a certified National Lifeguard.
Progressive
The program consists of three levels or award crests: Rookie, Ranger
and Star. Within each award crest there are three success seals
focusing on Water Proficiency, First Aid, Recognition and Rescue.
challenging
Jr. Lifeguard Club
Ages 9-12 years.
Tuesday and Thursday
11:00-11:45 am
Course #22541
July 7 - July 16
July 21 - July 30 Course #22542
August 4 - August 13Course #22543
August 18 - 27
Course #22544
Cost: $12.60/set or $3.15/day
Young swimmers will be challenged physically and mentally as they
work through each seal to achieve distance and time bench marks
that will prepare them for Bronze Star.
self-paced
Program is structured so that skills are successfully developed.
Swimmers have the opportunity to spend as little or as much
time as needed to accomplish
their bench mark by
working on different
seals in all three levels
at the same time.
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Lessons
Adult and Teen Swimming Lessons
Adult/Teen Lessons • Swim Basics
Would you like to be more comfortable in the water?
This course is for beginner adults and teens who would
like to increase their confidence in the water and improve
basic swimming skills. Ages 13 years +.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday • 11:00-11:45 am
July 6 - July 17
Course #22348
July 20 - July 31
Course #22349
*August 5 - August 14
Course #22350
August 17 - August 28
Course #22351
Cost: $30.70
*Short lesson set, reduced fees.
Adult/Teen Lessons • Swim Strokes
Whether you’re a moderate swimmer or a master, we can
improve your strokes and swimming efficiency! This course
is designed for adults and teens that can already swim and
would like to improve their swimming technique
or learn another swim stroke. Ages 13 years +.
Tuesdays and Thursdays • 11:00-11:45 am
July 7 - July 16
Course #22352
July 21 - July 30
Course #22353
August 4 - August 13
Course #22354
August 18 - August 27
Course #22355
Cost: $22.05
Action Packed Aquatics
Swim Sports
Ideal program for kids who want to be active in the water.
In this program kids experience a variety of aquatic sports
& activities including water polo, under water hockey,
diving, synchronized swimming & more. The goal is to
keep kids active & to expose them to a variety of water
related sports. Ages 8-12 years.
Tuesdays and Thursdays • 11:00-11:45 am
July 7 - July 16
Course #22537
July 21 - July 30
Course #22538
August 4 - August 13
Course #22539
August 18 - August 27
Course #22540
Cost: $22.05
final
spring lesson set
May 11 - June 11
Call Leisure Services for times
and availability. 250-489-0220
Meet
Lane Parnell
Hi, I’m Lane!
Ever since I was a child my
mother had me in swimming
lessons. Loving swimming so
much I decided to continue my
education in water safety and
become a lifeguard. Being a lifeguard as well as a
Water Safety Instructor has pushed me to stay on top,
not only physically but mentally as well, putting the
safety of the public first.
For anyone looking to further their emergency
response skills or looking to further their opportunity
for employment, aquatic leadership training is a great
place to start.
Aquatic Leadership Progression Flow Chart
Lifesaving Society
Bronze Star
Red Cross
Water Safety Instructor courses can be
taken before AEC and NL.
(optional)
Aquatic Emergency Care
or Standard First Aid
Assistant Water Safety
Instructor
Bronze
Medallion
National Lifeguard
Pool
Water Safety
Instructor
min. 12 years old
min. 13 yrs old or Star
Bronze
Cross
need Medallion
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min. 15 years old
min. 16 years old
min. 15 years old
min. 15 years old
Optional courses for advancement in Lifeguarding and Instructing.
National Lifeguard
Waterpark
min. 16 years old
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Leadership
spring
Courses
& recerts
Recert Weekend • May 8-10
CPR-C Recert
Friday, May 8 • 5:00 pm-9:00 pm
Course #22028
Cost: $30.20
LSI (Lifesaving Instructor) Recert
Saturday, May 9 • 5:00 pm-9:00 pm Course #22031
Cost: $91.40
NL Pool Recert (National Lifeguard Option)
Saturday, May 9 • 9:00 am-1:00 pm
Sunday, May 10 • 3:30 pm-7:30 pm Course #22030
Cost: $82.30
WSI Recert (Water Safety Instructor)
Sunday, May 10 • 9:00 am-1:00 pm
Course #22029
Cost: $82.40
Summer
Courses
& recerts
Tri-Cert (Bronze Medallion, Cross and CPR-C)
This course will certify the candidate in Bronze Medallion,
Bronze Cross and CPR C. Teaches self rescue, first aid,
the principles of emergency procedures and teamwork.
Lifesavers learn to rescue spinal injured victims, multiple
rescuer and victim rescue techniques. Ages 13 years +
or have Bronze Star.
Monday to Friday • 9:00 am-5:00 pm
July 6 - July 10
Course #22545
Cost: $337.10
Cost includes course manual and candidate fees.
AWSI (Assistant Water Safety Instructor)
AWSI covers the foundation of instructional skills, including teaching methods, learning styles, physical principles,
progressions, communication, safety supervision and
feedback. Upon successful completion, candidates are
able to co-teach the Red Cross Swim programs under the supervision of a fully certified Water Safety Instructor.
The AWSI certification is current for two years and is a
prerequisite to the Red Cross Water Safety Instructor
course. Ages 15 years +.
Mondays and Tuesdays • 9:00 am-5:00 pm
July 13 - July 21
Course #22546
Cost: $313.20
Cost includes course manual and candidate fees.
SFA with CPR ‘C’ (Standard First Aid)
This course can be used as the prerequisite for NLS.
Ages 15 years +.
Saturday and Sunday • 9:00 am-6:00 pm
July 18 - July 19
Course #22547
Cost: $162.00
Cost includes course manual and candidate fees.
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WSI (Water Safety Instructor)
WSI further develops instructional ability by focusing on
how to effectively plan and teach the Red Cross Swim
program continuum. Teaching skills and knowledge are
applied during 9-11 hrs. of practical teaching experience.
Upon successful completion of the course, candidates
are certified and can teach the Red Cross Swim program
anywhere in Canada. Ages 15 years +.
Friday and Monday • 5:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Saturday and Sunday • 9:00 am-4:30 pm
April 24 - April 27
Course #22026
Cost: $259.60 Cost includes course manual.
NL Pool (National Lifeguard Option)
Candidates will develop their skills in team work,
judgement, water rescue techniques and dealing with
aquatic emergencies. Bronze Cross and a Standard
First Aid or AEC ticket are required. Ages 16 years +.
Fridays • 5:00-9:00 pm
Saturdays and Sundays • 9:00 am-4:00 pm
May 29 - June 13
Course #22027
Cost: $401.40
Cost includes course manual and candidate fees.
WSI (Water Safety Instructor)
WSI further develops instructional ability by focusing on
how to effectively plan and teach the Red Cross Swim
program continuum. Other topics include instructional
emergency response skills, stroke development, drills,
and corrective strategies. Teaching skills and knowledge
are applied during 9-11 hrs. of practical teaching
experience. Upon successful completion of the course,
candidates are certified and can teach the Red Cross
Swim program anywhere in Canada. Ages 15 years +.
Monday to Friday • 9:00 am-2:30 pm
August 17 - August 21
Course #22548
Cost: $259.60
Cost includes course manual.
NL Pool (National Lifeguard Option)
Candidates will develop their skills in team work,
judgement, water rescue techniques and dealing with
aquatic emergencies. Bronze Cross and a Standard
First Aid or AEC ticket are required. Ages 16 years +.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays • 9:00 am-5:00 pm
August 24 - September 4
Course #22549
Cost: $401.40
Cost includes course manual and candidate fees.
NL (National Lifeguard) Waterpark
For Lifeguards who would like to gain knowledge and
skills in Water park equipment and rescue.
NL Pool is the pre-requisite. Ages 16 years +.
Saturdays and Sundays • 10:00 am-5:00 pm
September 12 - September 20 Course #22550
Cost: $222.30
Cost includes course manual and candidate fees.
NL Waterpark Recert
Sunday, August 9 • 12:00 pm-4:00 pm Course #22552
Cost: $63.30
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Details
Exercise is linked to peop
le’
health and over all well- s attitude,
being.
Pool Schedule Descriptions
Adult Laps and Limited Use
Full use of the hot tub, steam room and sauna. At least one
lane of the main pool available to the public for laps. Some
facilities will be open but both pools will be shared with organized instructional programs. Priority will be given to our
instructional programs therefore most of the facility will not
be accessible for public use. The waves and waterslide are
not available due to aquatic programs.
Public Swim
All facilities will be open including the diving board, sauna,
steam room, hot tub, wave pool, bubble pit, raindrop, rope
swing and slide. There will usually be a minimum of two
lanes open for lane swimming.
Family Swim
A time set aside for families with young children to enjoy
the warm and shallow water of the wave pool without the waves and large crowds. Children must be accompanied by
a parent or guardian over the age of 16 years.
saturday swimming
Family swim is 12:00-1:00 pm, and this time is also
reserved for clubs and organizations to rent space for
activities. Public swim runs from 1:00-8:00 pm. *The
Community Sponsored free family swims happen the third
Saturday of most months from 12:00-1:00 pm. *The free
family swim runs only if sponsored.
Fitness Class Descriptions
Deep H2O Aquafit
Deep-water training provides a unique and open
environment free from gravity and impact. Classes will
incorporate cardiovascular and muscle conditioning
exercises. This is a challenging workout for both skilled
and unskilled aquatic fitness participants.
Joint Mobility
Shallow/Transitional Aquafit
Shallow water aquafit has the benefit of providing excellent
cardio, strength and flexibility training. The option to work at
a transitional depth (neck deep with or without a buoyancy
belt), provides participants who experience lower body joint
issues to participate and improve in all weight bearing
activities. Suitable for everyone.
Helps to relieve pain, maintain or increase range of motion,
deep water running
strengthen weak muscles and improve circulation. This
This training uses the protection and multi-dimensional
class is for those seeking injury rehabilitation, arthritis joint
resistance of water fitness. Intervals of cardiovascular
therapy or those wishing to improve their strength and range
conditioning through water running will be integrated into
of motion.
flexibility and muscular strengthening sets. We need to
stretch the tight muscles and strengthen the weak muscles
Senior “Fun”ctional Fitness
which water exercise naturally does. Water running allows
Using a variety of equipment, participate in exercises
a high intensity work out without impact.
designed to aid the aging population in improving function
and completing their daily living activities. You may choose
to swim laps, participate in the class, relax in the hot tub,
sauna or steam room, or choose your own activities in the
deep end or wave pool.
Aquatic Centre Etiquette & Policies
Pool For everyone’s safety and health, please use
dedicated deck shoes or bare feet while walking from
the change rooms to poolside. To maintain clear water
conditions and to keep the water filter system working
optimally, please have a cleansing shower before
entering the pools.
Children in diapers must wear an approved swim diaper
with a tight fitting swim suit or plastic diaper cover. For your
convenience, we sell disposable and Gabby’s reusable
swim diapers at the front desk.
Children under seven years of age must be within arms
reach of a parent or guardian sixteen years of age or older
at all times. There is a maximum ratio of one parent or
guardian to three children under the age of
seven. Although our public swim often runs for
a continuous block of time, it is advised that
children take a break after a maximum of two
hours in the pool to rest and rehydrate.
• A child must be 42” tall to ride the waterslide.
• No double sliding will be permitted at all - including
parents and small children.
Viewing Deck The viewing deck is an area
for individuals who want to watch the pool activities. It is a
great place to read or visit with a friend while your kids are
swimming. This is the only location on the poolside where
health standards allow street clothing and shoes. Please be
advised that No food is allowed in this area but there are
seats and tables in the lobby. Please do not use the viewing
deck as an entrance or exit to the pool, or as an area to
change your children. For the safety of all our visitors,
camera and video use is restricted and requires supervision
by staff. Please ask one of our staff before using a camera.
Change Room Parents changing children over
five years of age of the opposite gender must use the family
change room. Please do not leave your belongings in the
family change rooms while you are swimming. It is strongly
advised to lock up all belongings. There are lockers
Waterslide The BCSA and the
available for 25 cents. It is prohibited to eat or drink in any
Safety Code for Amusement Rides and Devices
of the change rooms.
Act have implemented regulations for the use
of our waterslide.
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Schedules
spring
The pool is closed for annual maintenance June 14-July 1
Re-opens
July 2
Pool April 13 - June 13
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Sunday
Saturday
Early Bird Laps • 6:30-9 am (3-4 lanes available) No waves or slide
Public Swim
9-11 am
Every Sunday
families swim
for $11.10
Adult Laps & Limited Use • 9 am-12 pm (1 lane available)
Lunchtime Laps • 12-1 pm (3-4 lanes available) No waves or slide
Family Swim
12-1 pm
Family Swim or
Group Rentals
12-1 pm
Family Swim
12-1 pm
Public Swim
1-9 pm
Public Swim
1-8 pm
Public Swim
1-8 pm
Public Swim • 1-3 pm (2 lanes available)
Adult Laps & Lessons • 3-6 pm (1 lane available) NO PUBLIC SWIM
(2 lanes
available)
Family Swim • 6-7 pm (2 lanes available)
(2 lanes
available)
(2 lanes
available)
Public Swim • 7-9 pm (2 lanes available)
*Children under the age of 7 must be accompanied by a responsible person 16 years or older and must be within arms reach
at all times, even if a child is wearing a lifejacket!
Fitness April 13 - June 12
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Deep Aquafit
7:15-8:00 am
Shallow Aquafit
7:15-8:00 am
Deep Water Running
7:15-8:00 am
Shallow Aquafit
7:15-8:00 am
Deep Aquafit
7:15-8:00 am
Shoes must be worn
Shallow
Transitional Aquafit
8:15-9:00 am
Shoes must be worn
Deep Aquafit
8:15-9:00 am
Shallow
Transitional Aquafit
8:15-9:00 am
Shoes recommended
Shoes recommended
Senior Swim &
Functional Fitness
11:15-12:00 noon
Joint Mobility
11:15-12:00 noon
Deep Water Running
6:15-7:00 pm
Deep Aquafit
6:15-7:00 pm
Senior Swim &
Functional Fitness
11:15-12:00 noon
Joint Mobility
11:15-12:00 noon
Deep Water Running
6:15-7:00 pm
Deep Aquafit
6:15-7:00 pm
Shoes must be worn for all of the 11:15 classes
Senior Swim &
Functional Fitness
11:15-12:00 noon
*Fitness classes are subject to change based on pool rentals and
instructor availability.
The pool is closed for
annual maintenance Re-opens
July 2
June 14-July 1
spring
Holiday Hours
The aquatic center will be closed
closed
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May
Monday May 18
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Schedules
Summer
pool July 2 - September 6
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Early Bird Laps • 6:30-9:00am (3-4 lanes available) No waves or slide
Every Sunday
families swim
for $11.10
Adult Laps & Lessons • 9 am-12 pm (1 lane available) NO PUBLIC SWIM
Lunchtime Laps • 12-1 pm (3-4 lanes available) No waves or slide
Family Swim or
Group Rentals
12-1 pm
Family Swim
12-1 pm
Public Swim
1-8 pm
Public Swim
1-8 pm
Public Swim • 1:00pm-4:00pm (2 lanes available)
Adult Laps & Lessons • 4-6 pm (1 lane available) NO PUBLIC SWIM
(2 lanes
available)
Family Swim • 6-7 pm (2 lanes available)
(2 lanes
available)
Public Swim • 7-9 pm (2 lanes available)
*Children under the age of 7 must be accompanied by a responsible person 16 years or older and must be within arms reach
at all times, even if a child is wearing a lifejacket!
Fitness July 2 - September 4
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Deep Aquafit
7:15-8:00am
Shallow Aquafit
8:00-8:45am
Deep Water Running
7:15-8:00am
Shallow Aquafit
8:00-8:45am
Deep Aquafit
7:15-8:00am
Joint Mobility
11:15-12:00 noon
Senior Swim &
Functional Fitness
11:15-12:00 noon
Joint Mobility
11:15-12:00 noon
Senior Swim &
Functional Fitness
11:15-12:00 noon
Senior Swim &
Functional Fitness
11:15-12:00 noon
new
Shoes must be worn
Shoes must be worn
Shoes must be worn for all of the 11:15 classes
summer
Deep Water Running
5:30-6:15pm
evening class
Deep Aquafit
5:30-6:15pm
times
Deep Water Running
5:30-6:15pm
Deep Aquafit
5:30-6:15pm
*Fitness classes are subject to change based on pool rentals and instructor availability.
Holiday Hours
The aquatic center will be closed
closed
July
August
Wednesday July 1
Monday August 3
september
Monday September 7
Pool Admissions
Single
10 Visit
1 Month
6 Month
12 Month
Infants (0-2 yrs)
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Child (3-12 yrs)
$3.35
$30.50
$37.25
$158.60
$260.85
Youth (13-18 yrs)
$4.45
$39.90
$48.80
$195.10
$328.70
Senior (60+ yrs)
$4.45
$39.90
$48.80
$207.65
$352.70
Adult (19+ yrs)
$5.75
$51.75
$63.10
$268.15
$443.45
Family(Immediate Only)
$14.05
$126.70
$155.20
$636.55
$782.60
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250.489.0220
Register
NOW!
In Person
Cash . Cheque . Credit Card . Debit
Cheques payable to the City of Cranbrook
Telephone
Credit Card only
HOW TO REACH US
Our office is located at the Leisure Services
desk in Western Financial Place, 1777 2nd St. N.
Pool Hours and Rates 250.426.5050
Registration Inquiries 250.489.0220
Arena Inquiries and Bookings
Denise 250.489.0257
Aquatic Program Coordinator
Joan 250.489.0225
Recreation Program Coordinator
Jari 250.489.0270
Fax Number 250.489.6154
REGULAR OFFICE HOURS
Monday - Friday 8:00 am-8:00 pm
Saturdays and Sundays 12:00 pm-7:00 pm
REGISTRATION POLICIES
•Registration is on a first come, first serve basis.
•All fees are payable in full at the time of registration
unless otherwise advertised.
•DON’T WAIT TO REGISTER! Some courses fill up
quickly, while others are cancelled if there is insufficient
registration prior to the class start date.
•If a course is full, request to be placed on a waitlist. New
courses are sometimes added if there is enough interest.
•Class dates and times are subject to change.
*All prices include GST.
REFUNDS/CREDITS
•A $10 administration charge applies to all refunds.
•Requests for refunds/credits will be considered as of the date
they are received.
•A Doctor’s note must accompany all requests for refunds/credits
due to medical reasons.
• Sorry, no refunds or credits for classes which have passed.
• Classes with insufficient registration will be cancelled and a full
refund or credit will be issued.
Satisfaction
guaranteed!
Whether you are a repeat participant or
you are trying one of our programs for
the first time, we want you to be completely satisfied with our programs.
If you find that the program does not meet
your expectations after the first session,
we’ll give you a full refund or apply a credit
to your account for another program.
Refunds do not apply to one day
classes and special events.
Children’s Art Tax Credit
Similar to the fitness credit, a non-refundable
tax credit is available for children in a
prescribed program of artistic, cultural,
recreational or developmental activity.
The maximum tax credit is $500, which, if
fully utilized, could add up to an additional
$75 savings on your taxes.
Full eligibility criteria can be found
online at www.cra-arc.gc.ca/artscredit
Children’s Fitness Tax Credit
The Children’s Fitness Tax credit is designed
to promote physical fitness among children.
The fitness tax credit will allow parents to
claim a maximum of $500 per year for
eligible fees paid for each child who is
under 16 at any time during the year.
Eligibility is based on a number of
definitions and criteria.
In order to qualify, a program must be:
•Either a min. of eight weeks duration with
a min. of one session per week or, five
consecutive days in the case of children’s camps.
•Supervised and suitable for children.
•All of the activities must include a significant
amount of physical activity that contributes
to cardio-respiratory endurance plus one or
more of: muscular strength, muscular
endurance, flexibility, or balance.
For further information on eligibility and
calculation of tax credits, please refer to
the Canada Revenue Agency website at
www.cra.gc.ca/fitness.
24 Hour information line
250.426.5050
Aquatic Schedule . Swim Admissions . Special Events
www.cranbrook.ca
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At a glance
Babysitting
Train to be an awesome babysitter and earn
extra money this summer!
Kid Proof - At Home Alone and Babysitter Training • Page 4
Mountain Biking
Mamas!
Riding in the Community Forest.
Ladies Mountain Biking • Page 8
Mom and Baby Fitness
Mom and babies enjoy the fresh outdoors.
Mom and Baby Bootcamp - Stroller Fit • Page 8
Golf
Golf for all ages!
Wildstone Golf
Programs • Page 6
Lifeguarding
This summer train to become a lifeguard.
Aquatic Leadership • Page 19
Cranbrook Leisure Services Department, Unit #3 1777 2nd St. N., Cranbrook, BC V1C 7G9