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Activity Guide
Fall 2014/ Winter 2015
Aquatics Programs
Sports & Recreation
Community Happenings
Education
Arts
Community Services Department
www.CornerBrook.com
Message from the Mayor
Jessica Parsons Photo
Contacts
Mayor Charles Pender
[email protected]
Tel:........................................... 637-1537 (City Hall)
Tel:......................................................634-0063 (H)
Fax:........................................................... 637-1543
Deputy Mayor Bernd Staeben
[email protected]
Tel:............................................................ 634-3468
Fax:........................................................... 637-1543
Councillor Tony Buckle
[email protected]
Tel:............................................................ 639-8661
Fax:........................................................... 637-1543
Councillor Josh Carey
[email protected]
Tel:............................................................ 634-7291
Fax:........................................................... 637-1543
Councillor Linda Chaisson
[email protected]
Tel:............................................................ 634-6635
Fax:........................................................... 637-1543
On behalf of my City Council
colleagues, it is my pleasure to
introduce the Fall-Winter 2014/2015
Activity Guide. As summer draws to
a close, focus shifts to programs and
activities for our upcoming fall/winter
seasons. We have a lot to offer! From
sporting events to leisure, culture and
art activities there is an abundance of
things to do for people of all ages. So
mark your calendar and plan early!
This Guide is a blueprint of the many activities planned in Corner
Brook for the upcoming fall/winter season. I encourage you to
review the Guide and plan early to take advantage of the many
opportunities to stay active. No matter what your interest, there
is plenty of options available to you. Corner Brook and the
Humber Valley Region has one of the most spectacular autumn
seasons with the brilliance of red and golden blazing throughout
the landscape. For winter enthusiasts, we don’t disappoint. Our
heavy annual snowfall guarantees lots of skiing, snowshoeing,
snowmobiles, winter festivals and lots of fun in the snow.
Whether you are a volunteer or a participant, becoming involved
in cultural, social and recreational programs is the perfect
ingredient to maintaining a healthy and balanced lifestyle.
From snowshoeing, skiing, skating to drama, arts, dance there
are many wonderful activities to look forward to during the
upcoming seasons.
Enjoy everything Corner Brook has to offer. Without a doubt
we are a four-season destination offering seasonally changing
activities and programs that are fun for everyone.
Charles Pender
Mayor
Councillor Keith Cormier
[email protected]
Tel:............................................................ 632-2950
Fax:........................................................... 637-1543
Councillor Mary Ann Murphy
[email protected]
Tel:............................................................ 639-9517
Fax:........................................................... 637-1543
Paul Barnable
Director of Community Services
[email protected]
Tel:............................................................ 637-1548
Jessica Parsons
Supervisor of Recreation Services
[email protected]
Tel:............................................................ 637-1232
Councillor Linda Chaisson (left) Mayor Charles Pender
(centre) and Councillor Mary Ann Murphy (right).
Standing: Councillor Josh Carey, Councillor Keith Cormier,
Deputy Mayor Bernd Staeben and Councillor Tony Buckle.
Call the City’s Customer Service / Inquiry Line for service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week: 709-637-1666
Fall 2014/Winter 2015
Table of Contents
Humber Valley Hiking Photo
Get Involved!
Get Active!
On the Cover
Glynmill Pond (cover top).Photo courtesy of City of Corner Brook
Curling. Photo courtesy of Corner Brook Curling Club
Marathon. Photo courtesy of Corner Brook Running Club.
Figure Skating. Photo courtesy of Silver Blades Skating Club
Skiing group. Photo courtesy of Canadian Ski Patrol
Hockey. Photo courtesy of Corner Brook Minor Hockey Association
Gymnast. Photo courtesy of Saltos Gymnastic/Cheer Club
Back Cover
Corner Brook Stream Trail and Bicycle Trail
Aquatics Programs
Corner Brook Rapids Swim Club............................2
Grenfell Campus MUN Aquatic Leadership...........2
Grenfell Campus General Information....................2
Grenfell Campus MUN Pool Schedule...................3
Arts and Culture Centre Pool Schedule..................4
Sports and Recreation Activities
Corner Brook Running Club Schedule....................5
Outdoor Adventure...............................................5
Baseball...................................................................5
Special Olympics...................................................7
Billards....................................................................7
Bowling...................................................................7
Curling.....................................................................7
Basketball................................................................7
Football...................................................................8
Cross Country Skiing...............................................8
Downhill Skiing.......................................................9
Canadian Ski Patrol..................................................9
Martial Arts and Yoga............................................10
Soccer..................................................................11
Fitness and Wellness.............................................11
Hockey..................................................................12
Skating...................................................................12
Humber Valley YMCA...........................................14
Broomball.............................................................14
Community Happenings
Craft/Expo Fairs.....................................................15
Museum................................................................15
Events...................................................................16
In Case of Emergency...........................................16
Markets..................................................................19
Fundraisers............................................................17
Community Centres.........................................18-19
Youth/Adult Organizations..............................20-21
Winter Carnival......................................................21
Support Groups...................................................22
Playgrounds..........................................................23
Trails......................................................................23
Parks......................................................................23
Education
Post Secondary Education...................................24
Grade Schools......................................................24
High Schools........................................................24
Employment Preparation.................................24-25
Public Library........................................................25
Canadian Parents for French..................................25
Arts
Art Lessons...........................................................26
Theatre.............................................................27-28
Dance....................................................................28
Community Bus Transit
Corner Brook Port Cruise Schedule...........................15
City Transit System.....................................................18
Multi-Media Marketing Consultant: ...Daphne Penton (709) 637-4661
[email protected]
Graphic Designer:.................................Jamie Whalen (709) 637-4687
Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, The City of Corner Brook cannot be held responsible for any errors or omissions that may occur. ©2014
www.CornerBrook.com
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Aquatics Programs www.CornerBrook.com
Bronze Cross
The Bronze Cross award is designed for lifesavers who
want the challenge of more advanced training, including
an introduction to safe supervision in aquatic facilities.
Bronze Cross is a prerequisite for all advanced training
programs, including National Lifeguard Services (NLS) and
Instructor certification.
Bronze Cross Certification:
DATE:
TIME:
Friday, September 12
5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Saturday, September 13
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday, September 14
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Pre-requisite: Bronze Medallion. Fee: $190.
Corner Brook Rapids Swim Club
The Corner Brook Rapids Swim Club is Corner Brook’s
only competitive swim team. The Rapids offer precompetitive, and masters level swimming by certified
and experienced coaches. For safety reasons, the Rapids
only register swimmers who can securely swim at least
one length of the pool front crawl and back crawl - no
matter their age. At the competitive level the age of Rapids
swimmers ranges from 8 to 45 years old, all of whom travel
provincially or nationally to compete against swimmers
their own age.
If any swimmers are interested in giving competitive
swimming a try, they are welcome to attend a free week of
swimming through the months of September - May at the
Arts and Culture Centre Pool. For information on the free
try-out week, or for any inquiries, please see the Rapids
webpage at www.cbrapids.ca or contact cbrapids@
gmail.com
Advanced Aquatic Leadership
Bronze Medallion
This course teaches lifesavers how to respond to complex
rescue situations, helps to develop physical fitness,
decision-making and judgement skills. Bronze Medallion is
a pre-requisite for all advanced lifesaving awards.
Bronze Medallion Certification:
DATE:
TIME:
Friday, September 5
5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Saturday, September 6
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday, September 7
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Pre-requisite: Candidates must be 13 years old
(proof of age is required) and must have completed
Swim Kids Level 10 (AquaQuest 12) or have equivalent
swimming ability. Fee: $190.
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ASSISTANT WATER SAFETY and WATER SAFETY
INSTRUCTOR COURSE
The Assistant Water Safety Instructor Course teaches candidates
the foundation of instructional skills such as teaching
methods, learning styles, physical principles, progressions,
communication, safety supervision and feedback.
Assistant Water Safety Certification:
DATE:
TIME:
Friday, September 5 & 12
5:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Saturday, September 6 & 20
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday, September 7 & 14
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Pre-requisite: Candidates must be 15 years old
by the last day of the course
This course focuses on planning and teaching the Red Cross
Swim continuum, instructional emergency response skills and
instructional techniques specific to our program.
Water Safety Instruction Certification:
DATE:
TIME:
Friday, September 5 & 12
5:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Saturday, September 6 & 20
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday, September 7 & 14
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Pre-requisite: Candidates must be 15 years old or older and
certified as Red Cross Assistant Water Safety Instructors.
This course focuses on planning and teaching the Red Cross
Swim continuum, instructional emergency response skills and
instructional techniques specific to our program.
Both courses must be completed to become a certified
instructor. Practice teaching hours are required.
Fee:$450 (tax deductible)
Babysitters Course
Learn the responsibilities of being a babysitter. This
course will teach you basic child care skills and safety
tips, what to do in case of an emergency, games
and other ideas for having fun with children while
babysitting. Fee: $60
Saturday, October 25; 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
PRE-REQUISITE: Candidates must be 11 years of age.
Aquatics Programs
Grenfell Campus MUN Aquatic Programs Fall 2014
www.CornerBrook.com
Pre-Registration: For those registered in the Red Cross summer 2014 swimming lessons: Thursday, September 4th - 8:30 a.m.
Open-Registration: For those not currently registered in swimming lessons: Friday, September 5th - 8:30 a.m.
Registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Phone registration (with Visa or MasterCard payment) will be accepted after the in-person line up has ended.
Lessons start Saturday, September 20, 2014
Class
Monday
Tuesday WednesdayThursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Fee
Limit
StarFish (4-18 mths) with parent
9 - 9:30 a.m. 9:30 - 10 a.m.
$50
Duck (18-30 mths) with parent
9:30 - 10 a.m. 10 - 10:30 a.m. $50
Sea Turtle (30-36 mths) with parent
10 - 10:30 a.m. 10:30 - 11 a.m. $50
Sea Otter (ages 3-5)
5 - 5:30 p.m.
10:30 - 11 a.m. 11 - 11:30 a.m. $50
Salamander (ages 3-5)
4 - 4:30 p.m.
11 - 11:30 a.m.. 11:30 - 12 p.m.$50
Sunfish (ages 3-5)
4:30 - 5 p.m.
11:30 - 12 p.m. 12 - 12:30 p.m. $50
Crocodile (ages 3-5)
4 - 4:30 p.m. 12 - 12:30 p.m. 12:30 - 1 p.m.
$50
Whale (ages 5-6)
4:30 - 5 p.m. 12:30 - 1 p.m. 1 - 1:30 p.m.
$50
12
12
12
4
4
4
4
4
Level 1 - Can jump into chest deep
water, do front and back floats and recover and swim on front for 5 metres
4 - 4:45 p.m.
12 - 12:45 p.m.12:30 -1:15 p.m.
$55
6
4 - 4:45 p.m.
1 - 1:45 p.m. 1:30 - 2:15 p.m.
$55
6
4 - 4:45 p.m.
1 - 1:45 p.m. 1:30-2:15 p.m.
$55
6
4 - 5:00 p.m.
9 -10:00 a.m. 9:30 - 10:30 a.m.
$59
8
4 - 5:00 p.m.
9 -10:00 a.m. 9:30 - 10:30 a.m.
$59
8
4 - 5:00 p.m.
10 -11:00 a.m. 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
$59
8
4 - 5:00 p.m.
10 -11:00 a.m. 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
$59
10
4 - 5:00 p.m.
11 -12:00 p.m.11:30 - 12:30 p.m. $59
10
4 - 5:00 p.m.
11 -12:00 p.m.11:30 - 12:30 p.m. $59
10
12 -1:00 p.m. 12:30 - 1:30 p.m.
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Level 2 - Can float/front & back, exhale
through mouth & nose; flutter kick while gliding on front & back; swim 10 metres continuously
Level 3 - Deep water activities; can breathe
rhythmically 15 times; glides front/back with kick for 10 m, & swim 15 metres continuously
Level 4 - Can swim front crawl at least 10m,
arms recovering above water, & swim
25 metres continuously
Level 5 - Can surface support 45 secs;
swim front crawl at least 15 m; swim on back
with kick 15 m; swim 50 m continuously
Level 6 - Can swim front & back crawl at
least 25 m; perform the whip kick on back at
least 15 m; performs kneeling dive & swim 75 m
continuously
Level 7 - Can swim front crawl & back crawl
at least 50 m; swim coordinated elementary
backstroke at least 25 m; & swim 150 m
continuously
Level 8 - Can swim front & back crawl at
least 75 m; swim elementary backstroke 25 m; whip kick on front 15 m; & swim 300 m continuously
Level 9 - Can swim front & back crawl at
least 100 m; swim elementary backstroke &
breaststroke at least 50 m; swim head first sculling
on back 10 m; perform a stride jump;
swim 400 m continuously
Level 10 - Can swim front & back crawl at
least 100 m; swim elementary backstroke &
breaststroke 50 m; swim 500 m
continuously
4 - 5:00 p.m.
$59
Health & Wellness Programs - Register Now!
Class
Early Bird Swim
Rookie Patrol Preparation for future 4 - 5:00 p.m. 1 - 2:00 p.m. 1:30 - 2:30 p.m.
Ranger Patrol Advanced aquatics
4 - 5:00 p.m. 1 - 2:00 p.m. 1:30 - 2:30 p.m.
Star Patrol Programs
4 - 5:00 p.m. 1 - 2:00 p.m. 1:30 - 2:30 p.m.
AquaAdults 1 The beginner
7 - 8:00 p.m.
AquaAdults 2 Learn front & back crawl
7 - 8:00 p.m.
AquaAdults 3 Refinement of strokes
7 - 8:00 p.m.
Sept. 15 - Dec. 5
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
7:00 - 8:00 a.m.
Fee: $96; Seniors: $87
Aquacise (Mornings)
Sept. 15 - Dec. 5
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
9:30 - 10:30 a.m.
Fee: $142; Seniors: $128
AquaZumba
Sept. 16 - Dec. 4
Tuesday & Thursday
5:15 - 6:00 p.m.
Instructor: Nora Lundrigan
Evening Swim
Sept. 16 - Dec. 4
Tuesday and Thursday
7:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Fee: $65; Seniors: $59
Aquacise
Sept. 15 - Dec. 3
Monday and Wednesday
7:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Fee: $94; Seniors: $85
Swimmer’s Special
Sept. 15 - Dec. 5
Participate in 36 swims of your choice
of Early Bird or Evening Swim times.
Fee: $96; Seniors: $87
Aquacise Special
Sept. 15 - Dec. 5
Participate in 36 workouts of your
choice of our morning or evening
Aquacise. Fee: $142; Seniors: $128
Seniors in Action (55+) Seniors Swim (55+)
Sept. 15 - Dec. 4. Pool Only.
Monday & Thursday
2:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Fee: $45
Sept. 16 - Dec. 5
Tuesday & Friday
1:30 - 2:30 p.m.
Fee: $45
FridaySaturdaySunday Fee
Limit
$59
12
$59
12
$59
12
$63
12
$63
12
$63
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Private Swimming Lessons:
Private Lessons: Designed to provide individual instruction for children or adults who
need to work on a particular aspect of a swimming level. Cost: $90
Semi Private Lessons: Designed for maximum of 2 children, teens or adults entering the
same level. Cost: $120 ($60 per person)
Private/Semi-Private lessons run in two 5-week blocks (5 1/2 hour sessions):
Block 1: Beginning the week of Sept. 20 • Block 2: Beginning the week of Oct. 25
• Due to time constraints, participants are not permitted to reschedule lessons.
Community Education - University Drive, Corner Brook NL A2H 6p9
Ph. 637-6208 • Fax. 637-6201 • Email. [email protected] • Walk-in: AS271 (office hours: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.) 3
Corner Brook Rapids Photo
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Arts and Culture Centre Pool Schedule
The public swimming schedule is under construction:
For daily swims please call 637-2546 or
Pool office call 637-2584 Monday – Friday 8:45-4:45.
Cost: $2.00 Adult/Senior $1.00 Child (17 and under)
Registration for Swimming Lessons will be on: September 13, from 9:00 – 1:00,
for returning students from the summer block of lessons,
and 1:00 – 4:00 for new registrations.
Lessons: $35.00 Adult, $25.00 Child
Pen Swim - Open to everyone for recreation swimming. Children under the
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age of 8 must be accompanied into the water by an adult.
Family Swim - Children of all ages must be accompanied into the water
by an adult.
Masters Lap Swim - Open to everyone who wishes to do length swimming.
Evening Adult swim - Must be 18 and over. One lane available for length
swimming for 45 minutes.
Day time adult swim - Length swim for swimmers of various abilities.
AquaSize class - Drop in fitness class for adults and children in their late teens.
Anyone attending this swim MUST participate in the class.
All floats (not attached to child) must remain in the shallow end during public
swims. Bathing suits must be worn in swimming pool - NO t-shirts or cut offs
permitted. Children must be able to swim the length of the pool to be allowed
access to the deep end without floats. No viewing of any swims at this facility.
Children five and under have to STAY in the PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM (Sea Otter, Salamander, Sunfish, Crocodile and Whale) until they are six years of
age. Once they are six, they may proceed to the Swim Kids Program. These guidlines are set by the Canadian Red Cross Society.
Swimming
Corner Brook Reflections
Corner Brook Reflections is
Corner Brook’s synchronized
swim club. Synchronized
swimming is a combination
of swimming, dance, and a
bit of theater. Our club has a
recreational and competitive
program. Swimmers start in
Rec program with possibility
to move up to competitive.
No experience is necessary.
Competitive swim Sunday, Monday and Wednesday while
recreational swim Monday and Wednesday.
Registration for 2014-2015 is: Sept. 10, 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at
the Arts and Culture Centre Pool.
For more information, contact Frances at 634-4716 or 3d@
nf.sympatico.ca or see:
http://cornerbrookreflectionssynchro.webs.com/
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sports and recreation activities
Corner brook running club event schedule:
Event
DateDistance
Start
Finish
Fee
Start time
West Street
$15
10:00 a.m.
City Hall
Donation
10:00 a.m.
Star Fall 15K
Sunday,
September 7
15K
Terry Fox
Run*
Sunday,
September 14
Various
Sunday,
October 5
21.1K
Greenwood Inn
West Street
The Run to
Remember
Sunday,
November 11
11K
CBRC
City Hall
FREE
1:00 p.m.
Christmas Run
Sunday,
December 21
Various
Island Orthotics
West Street
FREE
2:00 p.m.
Various
YMCA
Millbrook Mall
FREE
1:00 p.m.
Coleman’s HalfMarathon
YMCA**
Resolution
Run*
Sunday,
January 1, 2015
Veitch
Physiotherapy
8:00 a.m.
For more information please see the CBRC website at cbrun.wordpress.com
**Organised by YMCA. Contact organiser for more information.
Running
Corner Brook Running
Club
It’s aim is to promote running for fun,
fitness and competition in the City of
Corner Brook and surrounding area.
Membership
We welcome and encourage
runners of all abilities to become
members of the CBRC. Download a
Membership Application from our
website at cbrun.wordpress.com
to start enjoying the benefits now.
cbrun.wordpress.com
Outdoor Adventure
Snow West 2015
A Western Newfoundland winter festival. Enjoy the
season’s best outdoor adventures, including backcountry
snowmobiling, skiing and snowboarding, zip lining, mug
ups and more. Add in some evening entertainment and
fantastic local dining, and you’ve got ten days worth
braving the elements for. Save some vacation time for
Snow West and celebrate the outstanding variety of winter
activities available to all ages and abilities in Western
Newfoundland.
IATNL - Humber Valley Hikers
Hiking season (single day hikes only) begins late April
and ends the end of October. Hikes range from easy,
moderately difficult, and very difficult. An easy hike/walk
would be The Gravels; and a very difficult hike would be
Little Port Head.
Winter Festival Registration: Cost varies
DATE:
Jan. 30 - Feb. 8
Location
Various communities across
Western NL.
For further information or to have your email address on the
hiking contact list for weekly notices, please email judiec@
hotmail.com or phone 709-634-4295.
Contact: gosnowwest.com or email [email protected]
for more information
Snow West photo
Shred Sistas – Women’s Group
For women who seek adventure, laughter and fun during
fall, winter, spring, and summer. Shred Sistas is an open
outdoor networking group that encourages females
of all ages to be active. If you are interested, join the
Newfoundland Shred Sistas facebook page where weekly
events and activities are posted. Activities such as hiking,
biking, snowboarding, skiing, camping, rock climbing,
swimming, community events, information sessions, etc.
The Shred Sistas then organize the activities for those
interested in taking part. The fresh air, snow, water and
soil are waiting ladies, let’s explore together. To join the
facebook page, search “Shred Sistas”.
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Marble Zip Tours photo
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Outdoor Adventure continued..
Marble Zip Tours
Zipline, Spider Challenge and snowmobile tours
Zipline
Marble Zip Tours offers an experience like no other in
the province. It’s a cross between parachuting and flying,
and it’s the ride of a lifetime.Nine zip lines and twelve
platforms provide ample view points to overlook scenic
Humber Valley. Marble Zip Tours (MZT) is incomparable
to any other adventure tour. It’s characteristics satisfy a
diverse range of interests. MZT is designed to provide
a one of a kind experience with thrill, excitement, and
adventure, in an environmentally friendly manner that can
be enjoyed by all ages, from eight to eighty!
Spider Challenge
What is a High Ropes Course / Adventure park? It is
a physical and mental challenge as a predominantly
recreational activity. Neither climbing techniques nor
special/specific physical fitness experience are necessary.
Typical slogans are: Have fun, Test your Courage and
Overcome your Own Fears. In an Adventure Park, the
participants independently run a variety of trails of
increasing difficulty levels. Each trail consists of several
poles or trees that are connected by different acrobatic
elements.
Here at Marble Mountain, We have 3 levels. Beginner,
intermediate, and advanced. The lowest level Being the
easiest and the highest level the most difficult.
Snowmobile
Marble Zip Tours (MZT) will be offering snowmobile
tours and rentals. Take a day to enjoy the pristine
Newfoundland backcountry during the winter season. Get
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some fantastic photo opportunities and enjoy the all-new
Ski-doo snowmobiles at the same time. Our snowmobile
rentals are located conveniently at Marble Mountain Ski
Resort next to some of the best freshly groomed trails
Newfoundland has to offer. You can choose to rent a
snowmobile and explore the terrain with some friends/
family or you can choose to go along with one of our
experienced and friendly guides*. Please book your tour
in advance, walk in customers are welcome however we
advise reserving your rental ahead of time.
Located off Exit 8, Trans Canada Highway, Marble
Mountain, Newfoundland.
Marble Zip Tours:
Event:
Zipline
Spider Challenge
Snowmobile
Cost:
Child $89; Adult $99
Child $39; Adult $49
Call for Information
Registration Information: We always recommend booking in
advance. Contact Information: 709-632-5463,
email: [email protected]
Rugged Edge
Snowmobile & ATV Rentals & Tours
Explore the great outdoors. See parts of our province
not accessible by road. Spend quality time with family &
friends. View wildlife & the breath-taking natural beauty
of our back country. The adventure is yours to decide
with an ATV or Snowmobile rental from Rugged Edge.
Guided tours available. Community group snowmobile
rides throughout the winter – all are welcome. Contact
us for information on rentals & tours. Like us on Facebook
to stay up to date on our events including dates for our
community snowmobile rides.
For more information visit 8 Lundrigan Drive, Corner Brook
709-634-6683 or Toll Free 1-877-781-3343; info@
ruggededge.ca; RuggedEdge.ca
Baseball
Corner Brook Baseball Association
The Corner Brook Baseball Association is currently
developing fall and
winter programming.
Check their website:
www.cbbaseball.ca
for more information
over the next few
months or contact
[email protected].
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sports and recreation activities
Curling
The Corner Brook Curling Club
The Corner Brook Curling Club offers citizens the opportunity
to participate in a wonderful winter sporting activity. Our
membership consists of both new and experienced curlers.
The Corner Brook Curling Club offers both recreational
and competitive curling for all age and skill levels through
our various programs. We extend an invitation to both
individuals and teams to give the great sport of curling a try
in 2014/2015. The club will be offering an opportunity for
new curlers to receive instruction prior to the beginning of
the season.
Billiards
Pool League (Billiards) - Canadian
Poolplayers Association (CPA)
Recreational Curling Fun and exercise for both the
new and experienced curler.
Fall session starts in early September. Winter session starts
in early January. Both 8-Ball and 9-Ball are played. All skill
level of players are welcome. Come enjoy a fun night out
by playing some pool in our fall and winter sessions. Must
be 19 years of age or older. Located at Union Bar and
Billiards (Union Street) and AJ’s Bar & Billiards (Broadway).
Social Curling A great evening to drop by for a little bit
of curling to go along with a bite to eat.
Contact Ervin Mitchelmore 638-5102 or ervin383@hotmail.
com.
Mixed Curling A fun night of social curling for both male
and female curlers. Popular with new curlers and couples.
Bowling
Programs Offered:
Super League Curling For the competitive curler.
Ladies Afternoon Curling
Mid afternoon curling for ladies only.
Junior Curling
An after school program for junior curlers age 10 and up.
Open Curling
No need to be a member of a team. We will combine
new curlers with experienced curlers for great recreational
curling.
Corporate Event Rentals
Try a fun evening of curling for your next corporate event.
Kitchen and Bar services are available.
Weekend Bonspiels and Funspiels
Keep an eye out for various weekend events throughout the
year. Sure to be a great time for all participants.
national event in 2015
The Corner Brook Curling Club is one of the host venues for the
2015 M&M Meat Shops Canadian Junior Curling Championships.
Starting January 24, 2015 we will be hosting 24 of the top male
and female junior curlers from across the country. If you are
interested in volunteering please give us a call.
For more information regarding the Corner Brook Curling Club
or any of the programs listed contact Gary Oke at 632-1296
or Derek Johnson at 634-2813.
Corner Brook Centre Bowl
League bowling beginning September 8th.
Bowling schedule is as follows:
Mixed Fun League - Age 19+
Monday nights. Registration required. $4 per game.
Men’s League - Age 15+
Tuesday nights. Registration required. $4 per game.
Commercial Mixed League - Ages 17+
Wednesday nights. Registration required. $4 per game.
Pioneer Ladies League - Ages 15+
Thursday nights. Registration required. $4 per game.
YBC Program - Ages 5-19
Saturday’s from 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. $8.25 per week.
Registration September 7th. Starting September 14th.
Family Bowling
Family bowling is on Sundays from 12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Two hours of bowling for $28.00. Each lane requires a
minimum of 1 adult and maximum of 6 people.
Moonlight Bowling
Friday night 10:00 p.m. to 12 a.m. Saturday nights 7:30
p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. Food
services available.
Call 634-4934 or visit www.cornerbrookcentrebowl.com
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Cross Country Skiing
Blow Me Down Trails
Phone: 639-2SKI (2754).
E-mail: [email protected]
Blow Me Down Trails is a not for profit organization
committed to promoting community participation and
a healthy lifestyle. We are focused on hosting programs
and events that encourage participation of locals, visitors,
athletes, recreational users and people of all ages. We offer
a number of different services including:
• Season Memberships • Day Passes • Youth Programs
• Equipment Rentals • Facility Rentals • Locker Rentals
Location: Blow Me Down Cross Country Ski Club
Programs/Lessons for Kids:
Bunny Rabbit: Membership Required. $50
Jack Rabbit Only: Includes 8 Day Passes. $108
Jack Rabbit: With Membership. $130
Track Attack/Jr. Development: With Membership. $130
Friday Night Snowshoe
Cycle Solutions’ Group Snowshoe treks Scheduled
Friday evenings throughout the season. Check with Cycle
Solutions for their Schedule.
Half-Price Friday Evenings: Half-Price passes and rentals
every Friday Evening 5 pm – 9 pm.
Snowshoeing
Blow Me Down is not just for skiers. Snowshoers are always
welcome on our trails, provided of course they don’t trek
on the groomed classic ski track. We are also in the process
getting signage for our several “snowshoe only” trails.
Did you know that our snowshoe only season pass is
available for just $75 + HST! That gives you access to any
of our 42km of trails as well as our lodge, and it also means
that you can take a moonlit walk on any of our night ski
evenings from Tuesday-Friday. Snowshoe day passes are
available for just $15 for adults and $7.50 for kids plus tax.
Every friday night Cycle Solutions will be hosting it’s
group snowshoe starting at about 7:00. This is open to
anyone who has a day pass or season pass and a pair of
snowshoes.
No snowshoes? No problem. contact Cycle Solutions for
snowshoe rentals available 7 days a week. For more info
visit: www.cyclesolutions.ca
Cross-country skiing is an example of an inexpensive
winter activity that is fun and an excellent form of exercise.
In partnership with Western School District and the
elementary schools in the Corner Brook area Blow Me
Down Ski Club will offer the Grade IV School Ski Program
and the Elementary School League Ski Program (After
School Ski Program) again in 2015. Blow Me Down will
also offer a Jackrabbit Ski Program again in 2015.
Grade 4 School Ski
Through this program cross-country skiing is taught during
regular school hours as part of the grade four school
curriculum. The program consists of one hour of lessons
and skiing activities per week for four weeks.
Elementary School Ski League
This is an after school program for grade 4, 5 and 6
students, consisting of one hour ski sessions on two
weekday afternoons; Monday and Wednesday for
some schools and Tuesday and Thursday for the others.
Traditionally this program starts around the same time
as the Grade IV Ski Program and runs for eight weeks
culminating with a tournament.
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Cycle Solutions photo
After School Ski Program
Cycle Solutions
Free Snowshoe adventure
Every Friday night at various locations around town, the
Cycle Solutions crew will embark upon a FREE Snowshoe
adventure. This is an event for all ages to come on out and
enjoy the natural beauty that our community has to offer
within its boundaries and without! We’ll update you on
location via our Facebook and Twitter feeds – just search
Cycle Solutions on FB, and follow @cyclesolutions!
Football
Touch Football League
Starting on Sunday morning and afternoons in September
and running until November. Located at the soccer facility
on Wellington Street. Designed to be non-contact so
everybody has fun. Contact: [email protected]
www.CornerBrook.com
sports and recreation activities
Denise Motty Photo
Full Day Service
Downhill Skiing
Discover Skiing
Never skied before? This program will help you discover
the sport of skiing! Rental equipment, lift pass and a 1 1/2
hour beginner group lesson are all included.
Location: Marble Mountain
Ski Lessons: No pre-registration required.
Monday to Friday:
Sessions begin at 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday:
Sessions begin at 9:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Please register at the ticket counter at least half hour before
lesson time.
Discover Snowboarding
Never been on a snowboard before? This two-hour
beginner group lesson will help you learn the basics
of snowboarding. For a great price, you get first class
instruction, a lift pass and rental equipment for the day.
Location: Marble Mountain
Snowboard Lessons:
Monday to Friday:
Sessions begin at 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday:
Sessions begin at 9:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Please register at the ticket counter at least half hour before
lesson time. No pre-registration required.
Snow School
Anyone can learn to ski and snowboard and the Marble
Mountain Snow School offers instruction for all ages and
skill levels.
All instructors are accredited by the Canadian Ski Instructors’
Association, the Canadian Association of Snowboard
Instructors or the Canadian Ski Coaches Federation and are
known for their teaching skills and patience.
Marble Kids’ Kamp
Ages 3-6. Every week, kids get 1 1/2 hours of fun and
excitement with our professional ski instructors.
Ten Week Camp: Fee includes lift pass for lesson, 1 1/2
hour session, 10 consecutive Saturdays or Sundays.
This service includes babysitting from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30
p.m., a one hour ski lesson, playtime and lunch. Fee
includes lift pass for lesson. Please call 637-7606 to prebook.
Kids Kamp walk-in services also available! Check
at the ticket counter for availability.
Marble Krunchers
Ages 7+. Qualified instructors and coaches will guide your
child through 3 or 6 hours of skiing each week. Get your
young skier ready for jumps and bumps, race courses, ski
teaching and great recreational skiing!
Saturday or Sunday: 3 hours/week
Saturday and Sunday: 6 hours/week
10 week program.
Intro to Ski Teaching
Ages 14+. Do you think you want to become an
instructor? This course is for aspiring ski professionals who
want to improve their skiing skills while preparing for the
CSIA Level 1 Certification Course. 6 week program, 2 hour
sessions.
Marble Riders
Ages 7+. Young snowboarders will sharpen their skills
while having fun with our professional instructors. 10
consecutive Saturdays or Sundays. 1 1/2 hour sessions.
Contact 637-7601 or the Snowline (daily ski
conditions) 637-SNOW (7669), for more details.
Canadian Ski Patrol
Marble Mountain Patrol:
Advanced First Aid Course & Volunteering First Tracks, Last
Run, First Aid and Fun……We are Recruiting!
Our Provincially Accredited Advanced First Aid Course
and CPR-C is offered this Fall.
If you are 18+, intermediate-strong skier/rider who want to
join a proud, professional and passionate group…contact
us for more information. Oh and did we mention First
Tracks and Last Run?!?!
Date, time & location: Beginning in October. Eveningsweekends (TBA)
Cost: $140.00 (We enjoy great pro-deals, season pass
and other benefits.
Contact Information: Tara Noseworthy, President
Call/Txt: (709) 660-4061 email: [email protected];
website: joinskipatrol.ca
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Martial Arts and Yoga
Blue Dragon Schedule:
Yoga with Tina Coleman, RHT
A great way for women and men of all ages to melt away
stress, improve flexibility, tone muscles and lose weight.
Yoga aids in the healing of physical injuries and ailments.
Call to discuss the best class for you:
Morning & evening classes available • Gentle or continuing
yoga • Hot yoga • Kids yoga • Seniors yoga • Yoga for
arthritis • Back maintenance • Yoga for athletes • Yoga for
your heart • Meditation
To register, call 634-6207, text or call 638-4105, or send
an email to [email protected], kastinec@gmail.
com or visit the website: tinacolemanyoga.com
Markus Karate Schools
355 O’Connell Drive
Get fit and have fun! Karate Classes available for all ages 5
and up. Regular Karate Classes are held on Monday and
Wednesday Nights.
Markus Karate School also offers:
• Day Classes for adults
• Little Ninja Classes for 3 & 4 yr olds
• Self Defence Classes for all ages
For more information Contact: Bob Bennett 8th degree
black belt at 640-0499 cell or [email protected]
Check out our facebook page:
www.facebook.com/markuskarateschools
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Private lessons available.
Call Scott or Jeanie 634-2229 or check us out on Facebook at
Blue Dragon Martial Arts.
After
School
Program
2:30-5:30
After
School
Program
2:30-5:30
After
School
Program
2:30-5:30
Bully
Proof
3:00-4:00
Kids Fit
3:00-4:00
Bully
Proof
3:00-4:00
MMA
4:00-5:00
MMA
4:00-5:00
MMA
4:00-5:00
Stranger
Danger
3:00-4:00
MMA
4:00-5:00
Little
Dragons
Ages 3-5
5:30-6:00
Female
Kickboxing
5:30-6:15
Little
Dragons
Ages 3-5
5:30-6:00
Female Kids Kempo
Kickboxing Ages 5-8
5:30-6:10
5:30-6:15
Judo
6:00-7:15
Kids
Kickboxing
6:15-7:15
Judo
6:00-7:15
Kids
Kickboxing
6:15-7:15
Youth
Kenpo
Ages 8-12
6:15-7:15
Youth
Kenpo
Ages 8-12
6:15-7:15
Boxing
7:15-8:30
Kenpo
Jiu Jitsu
Ages 8-12
7:15-8:30
Boxing
7:15-8:30
Kenpo
Jiu Jitsu Kickboxing
Ages 8-12 7:15-8:30
7:15-8:30
MMA
8:30-10:00
Grappling
Wrestling
8:30-10:00
Friday
Saturday
After
School
Program
2:30-5:30
*Saturday
Afternoon
Sunday
Kids Fit
3:00-4:00
MMA
4:00-5:00
Kids Kempo
Ages 5-8
5:30-6:10
Grappling
MMA
8:30-10:00 Wrestling
8:30-10:00
FEES:$60 per month for adult membership all inclusive (Includes all classes 7 days a week)
$45 per month for children if in one program; $60 for both programs.
DISCOUNTED RATES FOR PAYING 4 MONTHS IN ADVANCE:
Adults: $200 all inclusive. Children: $160 (one style) Or $180 all inclusive
Space is also available for Birthday Parties on Saturday and Sunday.
For more information, contact Scott Hann at (709) 634-2229 on facebook group
Blue Dragon Martial Arts. 25 Broadway, Corner Brook
Newfound Defensive Arts
A Canadian Martial Art and system of self-protection
known as Can-Ryu Jiu-Jitsu. We are proud members of the
Canadian Jiu-Jitsu Union.
Hours of Operation: 5:30 - 6:30 p.m.
DATE/TIME:
Place:
St. Gerard’s Elementary
Tuesday & Thursdays
5:30 - 6:30 p.m.
School Gym
Contact Sensei Peter Kelly at 634-5929.
We offer fitness classes for all ages! Martial Art classes for
everyone. Each program is about 1 hour twice a week.
Weekend Self Defense, Bully Proof and Stranger Danger
Seminars. Wrestling, Cardio Kickboxing, Female Only Self
Defense, Kids MMA will also be offered in the fall if there is
enough interest.
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
After
School
Program
2:30-5:30
Kickboxing
7:15-8:30
Blue Dragon Martial Arts & Fitness Centre
Kenpo Jiu Jitsu Kids and Adult - Instructor Scott Hann
Judo - Instructor Ken Walsh
MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) - Instructor Jeff Brake
Kickboxing - Instructor Jeff Brake
Boxing - Instructor Craig Crossley
Submissions Grappling (Jiu Jitsu and Wrestling)
Instructor Jeff Brake
Monday
Bennett’s Tae Kwon Do Academy
Corner Brook Pepsi Centre. New students are always
welcome. We take students ages 4 to adult. All new
students will receive two free classes. Classes taught by
Master Raymond Bennett, 5th degree and Dora Bennett,
3rd degree.
Bennett’s Tae Kwon Do Schedule:
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday
Little Tigers
(Ages 4-8)
White Belt & Up
5:30 - 6:00 p.m.
Children
(Ages 9-15)
White & Yellow Belt
6:10 - 6:55 p.m.
Children
(Ages 9-15)
All High Belts
7:00 - 7:45 p.m.
Adult
(Ages 15 & up)
White Belt & Up
7:50 - 8:35 p.m.
For more information please call Dora Bennett: 638-3411 or
634-0529 or email. Website: www.bennettstkd.com.
Facebook: Bennett’s Tae Kwon Do Academy
Raymond Bennett: [email protected]
www.CornerBrook.com
sports and recreation activities
Fitness and Wellness
Health and Performance
Fitness-Inspired Therapy.
Healthfit is a series of customized rehabilitaion plans
to help you maximize well-being, recover from injury,
prevent injury, lose weight, optimize performance and
reduce health complications.
We have 4 uniqued programs to meet the needs of
a variety of people. Each progam is customized to
accommodate personal timelines and availability over a
12-week period.
Body Fit
This program is used to rehabilitate injuries, to assist
weight loss, to improve general well-being and to target
abnormal blood pressure and cholesterol or blood sugar
levels.
Cardio Fit
This program is intended for clients who have encountered
a heart or blood vessel event such as a heart or blood
vessel event such as a heart attack or angina and for whom
a cardiologist has recommended exercise as part of the
rehabilitation process.
Diabetes fit
This program is for individuals who have pre-diabetes or
who have a diagnosis of Type 1 or Type 2 Diabetes.
Sports fit
This intense athletic training program is for athletes of all
levels, from the amateur junior high basketball player to the
Professional or Varsity level athlete.
Our healthy eating and exercising practices will optimize
your chances for long-term success. Please visit
www.healthandperformance.ca for more information on
each program.
Each program is customized to accommodate personal
timeless and availability over a 12-week period. Our
Lifestyle Modification Programs use current evidencebased methods to challenge the body in the safest way.
3 Herald Avenue
Downtown Medical Center
Corner Brook, NL A2H 4B8
P. 709-632-2266
F. 709-632-2239
E. [email protected]
W. healthandperformance.ca
Forever Young Fitness Centre
This facility offers a wide variety of exercise equipment
to suit all your fitness needs, as well as four international
size squash courts, a large shower/change room area with
saunas, and spacious weight rooms.
Hours of Operation Forever Fitness:
DATE:
TIME:
Monday - Thursday
7:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Friday
7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Saturday - Sunday
9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Location: The Pepsi Centre, 1 Canada Games Place
For more information contact Craig Anderson 634-6665.
Counter Balance Fitness
Corner Brook’s own 24-hour Co-Ed fitness facility!
We feature a fully equipped gym with HOIST brand
equipment, professional personal training packages
and progams, public seminar learning and certification
opportunities, tanning, and much more! Check us out
online!
Counter Balance Conditioning Centre,
406A O’Connell Drive, Corner Brook
709-634-4275
www.cbalancetraing.com
Soccer
Corner Brook Minor Soccer Association
CBMSA is a volunteer-run, community-based, non-profit
sports organization that serves the youth of Corner Brook
and surrounding communities. The Association aims to
provide opportunities for all players, new or experienced.
CBMSA offers an indoor/outdoor Fall Program in addition to
an indoor Winter Program. Program dates and registration
times will be posted on the Association’s website when
they become available.
Active Start: For children 3-6 years of age.
Fundamentals: For children 6-8 years of age.
Learning to Train: For children 9-12 years of age.
Training to Train: For players 13-18 years of age.
The CBMSA is always in need of volunteers and, in
partnership with the Newfoundland and Labrador Soccer
Association, offers various training courses for coaches and
officials throughout the year.
For more information about registration, fees and programs,
please visit the Association’s website at www.cbmsa.ca,
follow us on Twitter @cbmsanews or send an email to
[email protected].
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Hockey
Corner Brook Minor Hockey
Association (CBMHA)
Corner Brook Minor Hockey Association (CBMHA)
The CBMHA offers a 22 week program providing boys and
girls ages 4-19 an environment to learn many different skills
such as hockey techniques, sportsmanship and teamwork.
The goal of CBMHA is to provide a program to give each
player the best possible chance to participate, have fun
and succeed.
We provide a fixed house league schedule for the season
starting October 2014 and ending just before Easter 2015.
Check out our website www.cbmha.ca or our twitter
account @cbmha for updates and details regarding
registration.
“Hockey is a unique sport in the sense you need each
and every guy helping each other and pulling in the same
direction to be successful” Wayne Gretzky.
Skating
STARSkate
This program offers opportunities for skaters of all ages
to further develop fundamental skills in the areas of ice
dance, figure skating, free skate and interpretive skating.
Unique in Canada, this program teaches figure skating skills
in a group and/or private lesson format in a progressive
and sequential manner and includes specifically
designed awards and incentives. Skaters have the
opportunity to take Skate Canada tests through a nationally
standardized testing system.
StarSkate Levels
JUNIOR - Skaters have completed Canskate Level 7 and are
working on the Pre-preliminary and Preliminary test.
INTERMEDIATE - Skaters working on Junior Bronze and
Senior Bronze Test.
SENIOR - Skaters who have passed the Senior Bronze Test.
COMPETITIVE - Skaters skating at the Pre-Juvenile and
higher categories.
SYNCHRONIZED SKATING - Synchronized teams may be
available at each level.
ADULT LEARN TO SKATE - A fun six-week program that
teaches adults fundamental skating skills.
Silver Blades Skating Club
The Silver Blades Skating Club offers programs to skaters of
all ages from September to May.
Registration for new skaters will take place the evening
of September 4th, 2014 in the Kinsmen lobby from 6:30
- 9:30. For more information you can contact our office
in August at 632-7588 or check our website at www.
silverbladesskatingclub.com.
Humber Valley Speed Skating Club
The Humber Valley Speed Skating Club skates out of
the Pepsi Centre from early October to late March.
Membership is open to novice skaters as well as
experienced skaters, and offers an opportunity to skate
competitively or for recreation.
Corner Brook Royals
Canskate
Season Pass (12 regular season home games) - $144
Season Pass with Holding Seat - $212
This program focuses on the fundamental movements
and basic skating skills in a fun, active group environment.
Children must be three years of age or will turn three
during session. After completing Level 4, skaters move to
an advanced Canskate group.
Advanced Canskate
This program is for skaters wanting to continue with figure
skating. It focuses on the fundamentals of skating (edges,
power, speed) as well the introduction of jumps, spins
and other figure skating elements.
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The Royals are coming back to Corner Brook and
YOU can be part of the action!
Don’t miss a moment of Senior Hockey action!
Order your season pass by calling 634-3338 or
email [email protected]
Order forms also available at:
Pepsi Centre
Corner Brook City Hall
Dennis GM (Confederation Drive)
Meineke Car Care Centre (Maple Valley Road)
Source for Sports (Valley Mall)
sports and recreation activities
Gymnastics
Saltos Gymnastics & Cheer Club
We have something for everyone. Our gymnastics classes
begin at 18 months with our Parent and Tot classes and
continue through to our programs for teens and young
adults. We also offer a class tailored to children with Autism.
Gymnastics is one of three foundation sports that Sport
Canada recommends for youth.
Saltos Gymnastics & Cheer Club:
Program:
Weekdays:
Parent & Tot Wed: 12:30 - 1:30 p.m.
18 months - 3 years
Weekend:
Saturday: 9:00 - 10:00 a.m.
Saturday: 10:15 - 11:15 a.m.
Kindergym Monday: 4:15 - 5:15 p.m. Saturday: 11:30 - 12:30 p.m.
3.5 - 5 years
Saturday: 1:30 - 2:30 p.m.
Cangym/Advanced
Cangym 5+ years
Teen Rec/
Senior Parkour 12+ years
Junior Parkour 7-12 years
Monday: 5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
Friday: 3:30 - 5:00 p.m.
Saturday: 2:30 - 4:00 p.m.
Friday: 5:15 - 6:45 p.m.
New to Saltos in 2009, Saltos
CHEER is designed to be fun,
spirited and competitive. It
concentrates on performing
organized routines, combining
dance, jumps, tumbling and
stunting components. Since
starting our cheer program in
2009 with our senior team, we
have since added a Junior team in September 2011. Young
athletes looking to develop their skills can join the precompetitive developmental program which is designed to
prepare athletes for the competitive CHEER stream.
SOCB (Special Olympics Corner Brook)
Monday: 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Tuesday: 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
(Autism Group)
All Ages
Jr. Cheer: Ages 7-13 • Sr. Cheer: Ages 14-18
Special Olympics
Thursday: 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Gym Champs Corner Brook Gems Cheerleading
Saltos Gymnastics & Cheer Club Photo
www.CornerBrook.com
Saturday: 12:30 - 1:30 p.m.
Junior Cheer: Ages 7-13; Senior Cheer: Ages 14-18; Competitive: By invitation only.
Offering online registration at www.saltosnl.com
Pepsi Centre. 709.639.7080. [email protected]
facebook/saltosgymnastics. twitter saltoselite. www.saltosnl.com
Saltos Gym Champs Program
Saltos Gymnastics is pleased to offer an exciting gymnastics
class designed specifically for children with Autism.
Developed in partnership with The Autism Society – Western
NL, this program provides opportunities to stimulate the
mind, foster social skills and strengthen gross and fine
motor skills, while providing children with Autism Spectrum
Disorder (ASD) an alternative method for learning and
developing new skills. All ages
Saltos Parkour Program
Jr Parkour: Ages 7-11 • Sr Parkour: Ages 12+
Call it Parkour, Urban Running or Free Running - it’s all the
same.......FUN FUN FUN with flips, spins and crazy manovers
that get you from one place to another without wasting time
or energy.!!!!!
Parkour at Saltso focuses on rational movement in both the
natural and urban environments. The focus is to move around
obstacles with speed and efficiency. The main purpose is to
teach participants how to move through their environment
by vaulting, rolling, running, climbing and jumping.
Special Olympics is a non-profit organization dedicated
to providing year-round sports training and athletic
competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for
children and adults with an intellectual disability. Almost
every age is eligible for Special Olympics programming.
The SOCB (Special Olympics Corner Brook) club, The
Vikings, currently offers bowling, weight training, power
lifting, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and athletics.
Group meets 3 nights a week:
Event:
DATE:
TIME:
Monday: Bowling at The Corner 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Brook Centre Bowl
Wednesday: Athletics at St.
Gerard’s Elementary
Thursday: Weight Training at the
Humber Community
YMCA
6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Friday: Cross-country skiing at 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
(In season) The Blomidon Cross-
Country Ski Park
Snowshoeing TBA
4:45 p.m. - 5:45 p.m.
To register: check out www.sonl.ca for up to date
contact information for our local club.
Beginning September 2014 SOCB, with the assistance
of SONL, will be introducing its Young Athletes Program
for children aged 2 - 14. For more information about
this particular program you may contact Kim McDonald,
Outreach Coordinator with SONL, at (709) 293-1444 or by
e-mail at:[email protected].
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Playing to Learn
Humber Community YMCA
The YMCA has something for everyone! Offering a wide
variety of opportunities for you to get strong and feel
great. At the YMCA everyone is able to participate in
programs regardless of their ability to pay the full fees.
That’s because the YMCA is open to everyone - all ages,
backgrounds, abilities and financial circumstances.
Programs offered:
Zumba Fitness
The Zumba Fitness Program fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms
and easy-to-follow moves to create a one-of-a-kind fitness
program that will blow you away. Ditch the workout - join
the party!!
Zumba Gold
A modified slower paced Zumba class with a resistance
component at the end and is intended for the Active Older
Adult, New to Zumba individuals and pre & post natal
women. Perfect for all fitness levels and so much FUN!!
Group Fitness Classes
Bootcamp, Stability Ball, Yoga, Circuit, Core, Step and
Pump and many more! Classes are conducted in our new,
modern, air conditioned studio and are lead by certified
YMCA instructors. Classes are offered at varying times
throughout the day to accommodate diverse schedules.
Gentle Gym
Designed for active older adults and focuses on building
muscle strength and endurance and improving your overall
fitness!
Orientations
Need help getting started or looking to shake up your
routine…. We provide free orientations to our Health and
Wellness Center. Find the workout plan that works for you.
Age restrictions Youth 14 to 17 years of age are required
to complete a parental consent form prior to using the
Health and Wellness Center. All youth are encouraged to
participate in an orientation prior to using the Health &
Wellness Center.
Youths 13 and under must be accompanied by an adult
and complete an orientation.
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Our Playing to learn curriculum enables the YMCA to
continuously improve the quality of programs and services
provided to children. Please note: Children in the Playing
to Learn Program must be no younger than 36 months and
no older than 69 months.
Contact the YMCA for registration information.
Hours of Operation Come and Play:
DATE:
Wednesday & Friday
Tuesday & Thursday
TIME:
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Location: All Saint’s Church - Clarence Street
Kinsmen Center - St. Mark’s Avenue
After School Program
The YMCA After School Program is a licensed child care
program offered everyday throughout the school calender
year, excluding Statutory Holidays. YMCA strives to ensure
children have the positive experiences, support and
opportunities they need to thrive. Children in the After
School Program must be no younger than 57 months and
no older than 155 months.
For more information please contact 639-9676, visit
www.humbercommunityymca.ca, or check it out at
2 Herald Avenue, Lower Level, Millbrook Mall.
Come drop into our gym featuring cardio fitness
and weight training equipment
Hours of Operation:
DATE:
Monday - Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
TIME:
6:00 a.m. - 9:30 p.m.
6:00 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.
8:00 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Noon - 9:00 p.m.
Broomball
Senior men’s broomball - start up mid-October with two
weeks of open practices for new and returning players.
After that, a player draft is held to select teams and the
15-game regular season starts up around late October. The
regular season usually ends in late February and the playoffs
typically conclude in April.
The women’s and minor programs - start up in November
and season will wrap up after their respective provincial
tournaments in mid- to late February.
Anyone looking for more information can contact
Gary Kean at [email protected],
Andrea Colbourne at [email protected] or
by searching Corner Brook Broomball on Facebook.
www.CornerBrook.com
Community Happenings
Museums
Craft/Expo Fairs
15th Annual Fall Craft Fair
50 exhibitors, tasting, door prize. The Pepsi Centre Main
Box Office entrance.
15th Annual Fall Craft Fair
DATE:
TIME:
September 20, 2014
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Location: Pepsi Centre. Admision $2; Kids Free
50 Crafters. Tastings. Craft Corner for Kids.
The Ultimate Girls Day Out Fall Expo
Sunday, September 28th from 12 noon - 5:00 p.m. at The
Glynmill Inn. Admission $3. Fashion Show, Samples and
Demos
The Corner Brook
Museum & Archives
Journey through time in one of Corner
Brook’s oldest buildings. Built In 1925
to house the Courtroom, Post Office,
Customs and Telegraph Office, this
heritage building is now home to
collections of natural, cultural and
social history of Corner Brook and
Western Newfoundland.
The Corner Brook Museum & Archives Photo
Guided Tours Available:
DATE:
October – April
Time:
The Museum is closed, but
prearranged group tours as
well as archival services are
available during this period.
Please contact us to find out
more or to book a time.
May – June and
Sept. – Oct.
Monday-Friday:
10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
The Perfect Gift Christmas Craft Fair
Saturday, December 6th from 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. at
The Pepsi Centre. Come out and get your picture taken
with Santa.
For more information on any of these events email
[email protected] or call 709-639-5333.
July – August
Bride & Ladies Expo
Monday-Sunday:
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Long Range Quilters’ Quilt Show
Admission: Adults - $5.00; Youth - $3.00
The Corner Brook Museum and Archives will be
conducting programming in the Fall and Winter including
continuing our ongoing lecture series. Please watch local
media and our twitter page for updates.
“Once Upon a Quilt”
Friday, October 17 from 4 - 9 p.m.
Sunday, October 19 from 12 - 4:30 p.m.
at the Pepsi Centre, Corner Brook.
Location: 2 West Street, Corner Brook.
Please contact us:
E-mail: [email protected].
Phone: (709) 634-2518
The ultimate girls day out. Tasting, samples, fashion
show and exhibitors. Brides can register by emailing
[email protected] or call 709-639-5333.
Cruise Ship Schedule
Corner Brook Port Corporation - Cruise schedule 2013
Cruise Line
Phoenix Reisen
ShipDate
Amadea
Celebrity
Celebrity Summit
Silver Sea
Silver Whisper
Wednesday, September 3
Time
# Passengerscrew
1000-1800
600
250
Wednesday, September 17 0900-1800
2158
936
0800-1800
382
302
Wednesday, September 24 0800-2000
684
400
Monday, September 22
Oceania
Regatta
Celebrity
Celebrity Summit
Wednesday, October 1
0900-1800
2158
936
Oceania
Regatta
Thursday, October 2
0800-1700
684
400
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Community Happenings www.CornerBrook.com
Atlanti-con 3
Science Fiction Festival
Events
Western Environment
Center (WEC)
The Western Environment Center (WEC) in partnership with
Food Security Network NL, and the Qalipu Mi’kmaq First
Nation Band will be holding a series of 8 Sustainable Food
Skills Workshops over the summer and into early fall in the
Corner Brook area (locations, dates and times TBA):
1. Container gardening
2. Composting (backyard and vermi)
3. Edible Wild Plants (involving a hike on a local trail)
4. Using Culinary Herbs
5. Preparing Local Vegetables (creating delicious recipes
from your harvest)
6. Seed Saving (how to grow and save our own seed)
7. Canning/Bottling
8. Root Cellars
All community members are welcome to sign-up for
one or all of the workshops in order to learn and share
knowledge on how to grow, harvest, cook, and preserve
your own food.
Workshops will be from $5 to $10: free for WEC members
and will include presentations, discussions, and hands-on
activities as well as refreshments and prize draws.
For more information or to register, please call 660-0845,
or e-mail [email protected]
SPCA
NL West SPCA
Our shelter is opened to the
public, our facebook page NL
WEST SPCA has information
regarding hours of operation,
animals available for adoption,
opportunities to donate to the
shelter or volunteer.
An annual celebration of science fiction, fantasy, comics,
games, anime and more! Fans of science fiction and
fantasy unite for the third annual Atlanti-Con festival being
held at Grenfell Campus September 26th-28th, 2014!
Come and see our expanded exhibitors hall with more
vendors and artists! Drop down and see our special
guests; Robert Axelrod (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers),
Cara Nicole (AZ Powergirl, Cosplayer), Alfred Trujillo
(Comic Book Artist), Darren Hann (Star Trek Reliant) and
returning as the Master of Ceremonies, Fat Apollo! Tickets
are available online now! Stay up to date by following us
on Twitter @atlanti_con.
Atlanti-con 3 Grenfell Campus
DATE:
Friday, September 26th
Saturday, September 27th
Sunday, Setember 28th
TIME:
8:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m.
8:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Cost & registration information: Visit www.atlanti-con.
com/registration.aspx for ticket prices and to purchase
advanced tickets.
Contact: [email protected] phone: 709-639-5050
iN CASE OF EMERGENCY
Royal
Newfoundland
Constabulary
9 University Drive:
709-637-4100
Western Memorial
Regional Hospital
1 Brookfield Avenue
709-637-5000
Police-FireAmbulancE
911
Royal Canadian
Mounted Police
78 Mount Bernard Avenue
709-637-4433
1-800-709-7267
(province wide
emergencies)
Pepsi Centre Schedule of Events:
Craft Fair........................ September 20, 2014
CIBC Run For The Cure........... October 5, 2014
MNL Convention............. October 8-11, 2014
Long Range Quilters Guild.October 19, 2014
Forget Me Not Campaign... October 25, 2014
VON Craftscape................. October 25, 2014
Seasme Street................... October 29, 2014
Greater Board of Trade Humber Expo
......................................... November 2, 2014
Hospital Gala.................. November 15, 2014
Ducks Unlimited Dinner & Auction
....................................... November 21, 2014
This list is subject to change
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Craft Fair........................... December 6, 2014
Canadian Jr. National Curling
........................ January 19 to February 2, 2015
Captain Cook Hockey Tournament
..............................................March 21, 2015
Wedding Show.......................March 21, 2015
Western Regional Hospital Foundation Photo
www.CornerBrook.com
Fundraisers
The WRH Foundation is a nonprofit charitable organization
that raises funds to improve healthcare for everyone in our
region through donations and fundraising events.
Western Regional Hospital Foundation List of Events
Golf Tournament
2nd Annual John Piercey Memorial
Foundation.
Location: Humber Valley Resort
Cost: Golf & Dinner $125 (includes
green fees & golf cart)
Dinner: Prime Rib Dinner at 3:00 p.m.
WRH Foundation
Radiothon
Annual WRHF CFCB Radiothon
Location: CFCB Studio, O’Connell Dr.
Broadcast live on CFCB Radio 570 AM
& Online at cfcbradio.com
Call 634-3111 to make your pledge.
Biggest fundraiser of the year.
Friday, Oct. 3rd
Time: 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
WRH Foundation
Gala
A champagne reception,
gourmet meal, silent auction
& dancing to a live band.
Saturday, Nov. 15th
Time: 6:30 p.m.
VON Corner Brook
Fundraiser walk
September 18th at Margaret Bowater Park
11:30 am -3:30 pm
Come down to Margaret Bowater Park and support the
local VON program. BBQ and beverages will be provided
for participants.
For more information call Debbie at 634-2042
Western Regional Hospital Foundation
In aid of WRH Foundation
Thursday, Sept. 18th
Time: 8:15 a.m.
Community Happenings
23rd Annual WRH Foundation Gala
Location: Pepsi Centre Studio Annex
To book tickets or a table of 8 call
the Foundation Office at 637-5353
or email foundation@westernhealth.
nl.ca
Theme: TBA
For more information call 637-5353 or
email: [email protected]
Janeway Children’s Hospital
Jamarama
Jamarama is one of the Janeway’s most important (and
entertaining) fundraising events. The premise is simple…
people all across Newfoundland and Labrador raise money
and collect pledges to wear their pajamas to work, school
or out-and-about on October 17th, 2014 in support of
the Janeway and all our kids. Wearing pajamas is a sign of
solidarity and support for sick kids – it lets them know that
we understand what they are going through, and that we
are fighting for them. Raise Money. Wear PJs. Help Kids.
For more information please contact the Janeway – at
709-777-4640 or via e-mail at phyllis.kinsmann@
easternhealth.ca. Registration information:
www.JanewayFoundation.nf.ca
Corner Brook Status of Women Council
Take Back the Night Rally & March
Join the Corner Brook Status of Women Council & the
Western Regional Coalition to End Violence at the Take
Back the Night Rally & March on September 19, 2014 at 7
pm. Women, men, and children are invited to join us at
the Backlot, Grenfell Campus, to support our right to walk
safely at night, Women and children will then march down
University Ave. to the courthouse and then to Margaret
Bowater Park to promote awareness of sexual violence
in our community. Call 639-8522 or 634-6606 for more
information.
The Corner Brook Status of Women Council and the
Western Regional Coalition to End Violence will be hosting
the Montreal Massacre Memorial on December 5th at
11 am at the College of the North Atlantic, Corner Brook
Campus. For more information, please call 639-8522 or
634-6606.
aids walk
AIDS Committee Walk September 21st at Margaret Bowater
Park - Come out and support this national event of
awareness and fundraising to support programming and
services for those living with HIV/AIDS.
red shoe crew walk
Red Shoe Crew Walk September 20th at Margaret Bowater
Park 11:00 am- 2:00pm – Come out and enjoy a day
supporting the Red Shoe Crew and raise money for Ronald
McDonald House, a home away from home for sick
children and their families attending the Janeway. There
will be a BBQ and games for all!
suicide prevention walk
The Suicide Prevention Walk will take place in front of City
Hall on September 10th at 7:00pm. For more information
please contact [email protected].
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Community Centres
We also have smaller rooms downstairs that can be
booked for other community organizations or functions.
Elks of Canada
Corner Brook Elks Lodge #505 is a member of Elks of
Canada, the largest all-Canadian fraternal organization with
approximately 12,000 members in 250 locations throughout
the country. Our motto is “Promoting and Serving
Community Needs”, which we proudly perform through
volunteer efforts in the community as well as through our
national charity, the Elks and Royal Purple Fund for Children,
which provides personal assistance to individual children
(to the age of 19) with special needs and develops and
supports ongoing clinical programs across Canada in the
area of speech, hearing and communication disorders.
We’re located at 9 Carmen Avenue and we can be
reached for bookings or more information at: 634-4043
Email: [email protected] or visit or facebook
page: www.facebook.com/CornerBrookElks.
Twitter: @CornerBrookElks
Both men and women are encouraged to join!
Elks of Canada Men & Women Ages 19+:
DATE:
TIME:
7:30 p.m.
3rd Monday of Each Month
Cost: $50 membership fee per year
We have a weekly bingo every Wednesday starting at
8:00pm and host two darts leagues. Our air conditioned
upstairs club can comfortably accommodate 100 people
and can be booked for weddings, anniversaries, birthdays,
meetings or any other occasion. Bar service and catering
can be provided as well.
Royal Purple Lodge
A growing women’s organization. Always ready to
welcome new members. Meetings take place one
Monday per month. For more information, please contact
Winnie at 634-5606 or Jean at 623-5404.
Corner Brook Transit
www.cornerbrook.com
Route 5 - Monday to Friday
Corner Brook Transit Schedule:
Route 1 - Monday to friday
Times
Main Transfer Terminal
7:00 AM
A) Birchy Cove Drive
B) Petries Street/O'Connell
C) Georgetown Road
D) Curling St/Birchy Cove Dr.
7:08 AM
Main Transfer Terminal
E) Grenfell Campus
F) Interfaith Cottages
G) WMR Hospital
H) Corner Brook Plaza
I) Murphy Square
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Route 2 - Monday to Friday
Corner Brook Transit Schedule: Route 2 - Monday to friday
Times
Main Transfer Terminal
A) WMR Hospital
B) Corner Brook Plaza
C) Murphy Square
D) Hiscock Manor
E) Brake's Cove
Main Transfer Terminal
F) Vi's Confectionary
G) Interfaith Cottages
H) Pratt Street
I) Grenfell Campus
Route 2
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Access route information, transit stops, schedule and fare information to make trip planning quick and easy.
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www.CornerBrook.com
Royal Canadian Legion
Royal Canadian Legion Br # 13 Corner Brook
The Royal Canadian Legion is the largest Veterans
Organization in the world and one of its aims and
objectives is to serve veterans and their families.
The Legion membership is open to everyone over the age
of 19. We have three dart leagues, a mixed league, a ladies
league and a men league. Our building is available to rent
for weddings, banquets, retirement parties, birthdays and
business functions. The upstairs ballroom can seat 214
persons and the downstairs can seat 108 persons. Catering
and bar services can be provided. During the week the
legion opens at 12 noon on Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sat. We
also have a private boardroom that seats 15 comfortably.
Feel free to drop by with friends for a game of darts.
List of Events for September 2014 - March 2015
General
Meetings
There are four General Meetings a
year. Held on the 3rd Wednesdsay of
the month at 7:30 p.m.
Meeting Dates
Published in the Western Star and on
the bulletin board at the Legion.
Mixed Darts
Sunday’s 7:00 p.m. - 10:30 p.m.
Ladies Darts
Tuesday’s 6:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.
Men’s Darts
Thursday’s 7:00 p.m. - 10:30 p.m.
Card Games
Monday’s 7:00 p.m. - 10:30 p.m.
Bingo
Thursday’s 8:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.
Hours of Operation: Wednesday: 12:00 - 6:00 p.m.;
Thursday: 12:00 - 8:00 p.m.; Friday: 12:00 - 8:00 p.m.;
Saturday: 12:00 - 6:00 p.m.
CLOSED: Sunday & Monday from 12:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Contact Branch 13, Royal Canadian Legion, 7 West Street
behind BMO.For more information please contact the
manager at 634-2040 or 634-5655
Membership is $40 per year. Both men and women are
encouraged to join, must be 19 years and older.
Lions Club
The Lions Club averages 75 activities per year and
contributes between $18,000. and $19,000. annually to
Community Groups and worthy causes through fundraisers,
sponsorships and donations.
We are in need of new members. If interested, contact any
member of the Club
Club address is: Lions club of Corner Brook, P.O. Box 337,
Corner Brook, NL A2H 6C3
Community Happenings
Community Centres
Rotary Club of Humber
Rotary Club of Humber is a member of Rotary International
whose motto is “Service Above Self.” Humber Club
Members meet for supper each Tuesday at 6:00 p.m.
- 7:00 p.m. at the Greenwood Inn and Suites on West
Street. The main focus is community as well as international
service projects such as “Operation Eyesight,” “Coats for
Kids,” “Atlantic Burn Camp,” and “Adventure in Citizenship”
to mention a few.
For more information please contact Dwight Hatcher at
639-1307.
Rotary Club of Corner Brook
The Rotary Club of Corner Brook meets every Thursday
from 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. at the Glynmill Inn. For more
information please contact Gerry Murphy at 634-2762.
Members of Rotary clubs, known as Rotarians, provide
humanitatian service, encourage high ethical standards in
all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the
world.
VON
The VON located at 31 Wellington Street is Canada’s largest
National not for profit charitable home and community
based care organization.
VON in Corner Brook is pleased to offer the following
programs: Adult Day Program • Foot Care Services
• Blood Work • Meals on Wheels • Pre Travel Clinic
If you would like more information on up coming events
or VON services please contact the VON office by calling
634-2042.
Wonderful Fine Market
Looking for quality locally made art or craft? Looking for
locally grown produce, baked goods and yummy treats?
Join us at Wonderful Fine Market every Saturday at the
Royal Canadian Legion Corner Brook, starting September
6th straight through until December 20th. This 100% local
market will entertain you with Live Music as well.
Doors open at 9:30-2:30. Free Parking, no admission, a
donation to your Local Food Bank Network is gratefully
accepted but not required.
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Community Happenings www.CornerBrook.com
Youth/Adult Organizations
Community Youth Network
Corner Brook and Bay of Islands,
YMCA Site Inc.
The CYN Youth Center in Corner Brook is a place for
youth between the ages of 12-18. There are fun events
happening throughout the year, which include movie
nights, dance parties, pool tournaments, trivia night, and
several outdoor activities. This is also a great place to come
and hang with friends afterschool or on the weekend. Each
month there are educational nights and presentations. At
these events, those who attend have a chance to win CYN
bucks to use towards prizes!
Keep checking our website for our monthly calendar of
events at www.cyncb.com.
Community Youth Network, Corner Brook
2 Herald Avenue, lower level of the Millbrook Mall
Drop in Hours:
DATE:
TIME:
Tuesday - Thursday
4:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Friday - Saturday
4:00 a.m. - 10:30 p.m.
Contact: CYN Youth Centre Coordinator at 639-1710
CYN is funded by the Office of Public Engagement.
North Shore and South Shore:
CYN offers outreach on the North Shore and South Shore
of the Bay of Islands. We offer programming in several
communities. There is a CYN Youth Centre in Cox’s Cove
where youth can hang out and become involved in
educational, recreational and social events.
For more information, please contact your CYN fieldworker
or visit our website at www.cyncb.ca to check out the
schedule updated monthly.
You can also contact the CYN Fieldworkers of the Bay of
Islands: North Shore Contact Information
email: [email protected]
South Shore Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
For more information on any of the CYN programs
listed above or for information on Alternative
Suspension or Emergency Housing, please contact
the CYN Executive Director at 639-1720 or
[email protected].
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Corner Brook Sea Cadets
The Corner Brook Sea Cadets
is an exciting program that
provides countless opportunities
and challenges relevant for
today’s youth. The program
fosters the development
of leadership skills, good
citizenship and physical fitness.
Sea Cadets specialize in sailing,
seamanship, shipboard life,
naval communications, power
boat handling, boat repair,
marksmanship, music, marine engineering and so much
more. Selected cadets have the opportunity to attend
international exchanges, to sail aboard a Tall Ship or
participate in ship deployments aboard Canadian Navy
and Coast Guard ships. Additionally, the Corner Brook Sea
Cadets like to get involved in the community and have
lots of fun. We partake in sports, dances, parades, movies,
bowling, swimming and so much more!
Registration Monday, September 8th
DATE:
Time:
Monday evenings
6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
commencing September 8th
Registration & Uniform: FREE
Ages: 12 - 18 years
Location: Gallipoli Armoury, 13 O’Connell Drive
Registration Information: Official registration will
commence Monday, September 8 at 6pm at the Gallipoli
Armoury, however registration is not limited to this night
only. Drop in any Monday night to sign up. Registration
and uniform are both free.
Website: http://www.curlingseacadets.com
Facebook Group: 184 Curling Sea Cadets
Twitter: 184CurlingSeaCd
Instagram: CurlingSeaCadets
Contact Information: Jennifer Hartley, Lieutenant (Navy)
Commanding Officer, 184 Curling Sea Cadets
[email protected]
709-632-5272 (cell phone)
709-634-7309 (Monday evenings)
Wintertide Music Festival
January 7th-11th
This year’s Festival features classical chamber music by
the Fitzwilliam String Quartet and guests in various venues
throughout the city. Visit the website for details: www.
wintertidefestival.com
www.CornerBrook.com
Blomidon District Girl Guides
Guiding provides a safe, all-girl environment that invites
girls of all ages to challenge themselves, to find their
voice, meet new friends, have fun and make a difference
in the world. Girl Guides of Canada strives to ensure that
girls and women from all walks of life, identities and
lived experiences feel a sense of belonging and can fully
participate. Girl Guides is an organization with over 100
years of history and a strong and growing future.
Blomidon District of Girl Guides of Canada covers all
Corner Brook as well as the entire Bay of Islands area. To
register please visit https://register.girlguides.ca/OnlineReg
Here are the times and places of all of our meetings:
Sparks (Girls in Kindergarten & Grade 1)
• 1st Curling Sparks meets at St. Mary’s Anglican Church
(Curling Street) Wednesdays at 6:15 PM
• 5th Corner Brook Sparks meets at St. Michael’s Anglican
Church (Park Drive) Thursdays at 6:00 PM
• 6th Corner Brook Sparks meets at the Salvation Army
Temple (O’Connell Drive) Tuesdays at 6:30 PM
• 8th Corner Brook Sparks meets at the Kinsmen Centre (St.
Marks Avenue) Thursdays at 6:30 PM
• 1st Lark Harbour Sparks meets St. James All Grade
School on Mondays at 6:30 PM
Brownies (Girls in Grades 2 & 3)
• 1st Curling Brownies meets at St. Mary’s Anglican Church
(Curling Street) on Wednesdays at 6:15 PM
• 10th Corner Brook Brownies meets at Oakland United
Church (Oakes Road) on Mondays at 6:30 PM
• 21st Corner Brook Brownies meets at the Salvation Army
Temple (O’Connell Drive) Tuesdays at 6:30 PM
• 1st Lark Harbour Brownies meets St. James All Grade
School on Mondays at 6:00 PM
Guides (Girls in Grade 4, 5, & 6)
• 3rd Curling Girl Guides meet St. Mary’s Anglican Church
(Curling Street) on Tuesdays at 6:15 PM
• 1st Corner Brook Girl Guides meet at the Salvation Army
Temple (O’Connell Drive) Tuesdays at 6:20 PM
• 16th Corner Brook Girl Guides meet at St. Michael’s
Anglican Church (Park Drive) Thursdays at 6:30 PM
• 1st Lark Harbour Girl Guides meets St. James All Grade
School on Mondays at 6:30 PM
Community Happenings
Pathfinders (Girls in Grade 7, 8 & 9)
1st Corner Brook Pathfinders meet at the Salvation Army
Temple (O’Connell Drive) Tuesdays at 6:30 PM
Rangers (Girls in Grade 10, 11, 12)
1st Corner Brook Rangers meet at the Salvation Army
Temple (O’Connell Drive) Tuesdays at 6:30 PM
If you have any questions please contact Helen Bennett,
the Blomidon District Commissioner, at helenbennett2002@
yahoo.com.
Hospital Committee
Appreciation Event
On September 6th 2014 there will be an appreciation
event in Margaret Bowater Park to celebrate those who have
lobbied for a new fully functional hospital. There will be a
free BBQ, live entertainment and games. This event is open
to the public and taking place from 11:00am – 2:00pm.
Autism Society
October is Autism Awareness Month and the local autism
society is holding its 4th annual walk on Sunday Oct.19th at
1:00pm.
For more information please contact [email protected]
Winter Carnival
Corner Brook Winter Carnival
Get ready to celebrate the
Corner Brook Winter Carnival’s
44th Anniversary!
February 20th - March 1st, 2015.
Come out and enjoy the 44th Corner Brook Winter Carnival
from Friday, February 20th – Sunday, March 1st, 2015.
Don’t miss “Leif the Lucky” as he emerges from his wintery
hut once again to officially open Winter Carnival 2015!!!
Don’t miss out on the greatest 10 days of fun filled
events! From our Opening Ceremonies at City Hall
and Margaret Bowater Park, sponsored by the City of
Corner Brook, and the many community sponsored
events to the Leifling contest for our younger kids
and the Ambassador contest for our youth.
This winter celebration has something for
everyone!
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Community Happenings www.CornerBrook.com
Other Services:
• An extension of our programs and services are now
being offered at 31 Hendon Drive and 15 Carter Avenue.
• Poverty Reduction Facilitator
• Special Events – such as Block the Bus, Breakfast with
Santa, RNC Camp, etc.
• Outdoor Basketball Court
WestRock Community Centre
The mandate of the WestRock Community Centre is to
promote the health and social well-being of families
and the community in which they live, and to help
develop a better social environment through educational,
recreational, employment, health and social programming.
Services Offered:
Educational Services:
• Adult Basic Education Level I: The mission of the adult
basic education program is to provide instruction in the
basic skills of reading, writing, and mathematics to adult
learners in order to prepare them for transitioning into
the labor market or higher education.
• Laugh & Learn Literacy is a program offered to children
and youth, ages 5-11, that implements education and
socialization. Children and Youth of the program are
provided opportunities of fun filled activities and field
trips to ensure a healthy lifestyle. The program runs
Monday - Friday, 3pm - 5pm.
• Teen Haven is a program offered to youth, ages 12 17, which focuses on completing projects and other
assigned work. Youth enrolled in this program are
provided with fun activities, field trips, and educational
workshops that ensure a healthy lifestyle. The program
runs Monday - Thursday, 5pm - 7pm.
Social & Recreational Services:
• Seniors Program • Parent Breakfast • Youth Centre
Health Services:
Western Health operates the Community Health Nursing
Clinic in the expanded community centre. Some services
offered will include immunizations, pre-natal and postnatal health, and other health promotion services such as
healthy eating, dental health, smoking and diabetes education.
Employment Services:
• Skills Link • Linkages • Green Teams
• Summer Employment • Student Work Experience
• Training Opportunities
• Resumes, interview skills, job search, training etc.
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Contact Us:
WestRock Community Centre
P.O. Box 544
9 Vine Place, Corner Brook, NL A2H 6E6
(709) 634-4077 • (709) 634-5377 Fax
www.westrockcc.com
Canadian Cancer Society
Corner Brook Cancer Suport Group
For over 17 years, this general support group has been
available to anyone living with cancer in the Corner Brook
area. The group meets September-June, the third Sunday of
every month, 2-4pm at the Echo Club on West Street. New
members are always welcome.
We’ll be a warm smile to great you, a shoulder to cry on, an
ear to listen, a helping hand when you need it the most.
For more information phone: 1-709-634-6542
Toll-free: 1-866-545-9533
Visit the website
www.cancer.ca/newfoundland-labrador.aspx
or email [email protected]
The holiday season is just around the corner and
we are pleased to launch the 2014 Christmas Card
Campaign. During the season’s festivities you can show
your support for the Canadian Cancer Society by
ordering holiday cards from the Newfoundland and
Labrador Division.
• Two artists from around the province have
generously donated their artwork.
• There are two holiday prints and a variety pack to
choose from.
• $12.00 per package (tax included) - contains 12
cards with envelopes
We can also customize your holiday cards with our
corporate imprinting option to make your holiday
greeting more personal. To place your order please
visit our website www.cancer.ca and use our safe, fast
and secure ecommerce store.
To obtain an order form please contact the office 709634-6542 and we will mail, email or fax one to you.
Wishing you a joyous Holiday season!!
www.CornerBrook.com
Parks
Margaret Bowater Park
Margaret Bowater Park offers a supervised natural swimming
area with change area and canteen services during July and
August. There are two playgrounds, and a performance
stage and open spaces.
The space, facilities and central location makes it “the” host
venue for special events including the Sounds of Summer
Concert Series, Canada Day Celebration, Corner Brook Day
Celebration, and the Corner Brook Winter Carnival.
Located on O’Connell Drive (between University Drive &
West Valley Road)
Majestic Lawn
The Majestic Lawn is back in 2014 with a fresh rejuvenated
look. Bookings for events on majestic lawn can be made by
calling 637-1232.
Community Happenings
Trails
Corner Brook Stream Trail
The trail winds through the city, following the meandering
Corner Brook Stream. The trail is groomed and has rest
areas throughout the three diverse sections of the trail.
The downtown trail features the Glynmill Inn Pond where
a family of swans is the star attraction. You can access this
part of the trail via:
• Glynmill Inn - 1B Cobb Lane
• Margaret Bowater Park - O’Connell Drive
• City Hall - 2 Mount Bernard Avenue
• Sir Richards Squires Building - O’Connell Drive at Mount
Bernard Avenue
• Park Street - next to Sorrento’s
• Corner Brook Port
The upstream section takes walkers through an exciting
natural gorge area offering spectacular views. The sunset
from this area is amazing! Access this part of the trail via:
• Crocker’s Road - near Exit 5, Trans Canada Highway
Three Bear Mountain offers walkers a panoramic view of
the City of Corner Brook. A short walk will bring you to
information panels on the various scenes that you are able
to view from this spot. Access point is:
• From the parking lot of O’Connell Centre located at 1
Hospital Hill
Online maps and trail descriptions are available at
www.cbstream.com.
International Appalachian Trail
Playgrounds
Route 440, Corner Brook. The Newfoundland Labrador
portion is 1200 km long and stretches from Port aux
Basques to L’Anse aux Meadows. A trail within the city
starts at Route 440, immediately after crossing the bridge
over the Humber River, from Riverside Drive. The hike takes
about 4 hours and brings you to the top of the “Old Man
in the Mountain”. www.iatnl.ca
• Margaret Bowater Municipal Park
O’Connell Drive
Hughes Brook Trail
The City of Corner Brook has a number of unsupervised
playgrounds designed for children from 2 to 12 years of
age. The playgrounds are regularly maintained and adhere
to Canadian Standards for Children’s Play Spaces.
• J.J. Curling Elementary Municipal Playground
Woodbine Avenue
• St. Mark’s Avenue Municipal Playground
St. Mark’s Avenue
• East Valley Road Municipal Playground
East Valley Road
• Carberry Road Municipal Playground
Carberry Road
In addition to these parks there are some ancillary parks in
the other areas of Corner Brook.
The trail travels from the Hughes Brook Bridge along the
river, all the way to the estuary leading into the harbour.
Located at Hughes Brook on the North Shore of the Bay of
Islands, Rt. 440.
Blow Me Down Provincial Park Trail
This half-kilometre trail leads to a lookout platform offering
panoramic views of the rugged coastline of York Harbour,
Lark Harbour and the Bay of Islands. The trail continues on
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unserviced sites, dumping station, washrooms/showers,
laundry facilities - located on the south shore of the Bay of
Islands in Lark Harbour, Rt. 450. Approximately 47 km from
Corner Brook.
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Education www.CornerBrook.com
Post Secondary Education
Western Newfoundland and Labrador School District
operates five elementary schools, two junior high schools,
and one high school in Corner Brook. The schools are
located throughout the city and school busses are
available to children who live too far to walk to the school.
In addition, the Catholic School Foundation of Corner
Brook operates a private school.
Grenfell Campus Memorial University
A campus of Memorial University of Newfoundland, is the
largest post-secondary institution in the city.
Grenfell has 1,400 students and offers 16 undergraduate
degree programs in sciences, arts, fine arts, business, and
nursing.
Address: University Drive. Phone 709-637-6200.
College of the North Atlantic
Has more than 800 students and offers diplomas in
engineering technology, business, information technology,
health, applied arts, industrial education, and a unique
concentration of tourism-natural resources programs.
Address: O’Connell Drive. Phone: 709-637-8530.
Sacred Heart Elementary
Located in the Curling area. Address: Curling Street. Phone:
709-785-5119.
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Catholic private school offering grades junior kindergarten
to grade 9.
Address: 112 Humber Road. Phone: 709-634-1700.
St. Gerard’s Elementary
Located in the centre of the city near the hospital.
Address: Montgomerie Street
Phone: 709-639-8945. Junior High Schools.
G.C. Rowe Junior High
Located in Corner Brook East, beside Humber Elementary.
Address: St. John’s Avenue. Phone: 709- 639-9541.
NOTE: There will be a new combined Junior High and
it will be called “Corner Brook Intermediate School” and
transition is expected to take place sometime within the
2014/2015 school year
High School
Academy Canada
Corner Brook Regional High School
Grade Schools
The school your child will attend depends on where you
live in the city. The school board assigns areas of the
city for each school to coordinate the bus routes to each
school.
The exception is the students in French Immersion
programs at C.C. Loughlin Elementary and Presentation
Junior High. Students may attend these schools, regardless
of where they live.
Is the largest independent career college in Eastern
Canada. The Corner Brook campus has 400 students in
their trades and technology programs, which include
carpentry, electrical, plumbing, welding, cooking,
esthetics, business, and office administration.
Address: University Drive. Phone: 709-637-2100.
Primary-Elementary Schools
C.C. Loughlin Elementary
Located near the centre of the city and offers French
Immersion, an opportunity for your child to be educated
in French; however, there is an English program at the
school as well.
Address: Citadel Drive. Phone: 709-639-8988.
Humber Elementary
Located in the eastern part of Corner Brook in the Humber
Heights neighbourhood.
Address: St. John’s Avenue. Phone: 709-634-6333.
J.J. Curling Elementary
Located in the Curling area which is in the western part of
the city. Address: Woodbine Ave. Phone: 709-785-2814.
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Located in the central area of the city.
Address: 12 University Drive. Phone: 709-634-5258
School Zones and Bus Transportation.
Employment Preparation
The Employment Preparation Centre
Employment Assistance Services
The Centre offers employment assistance programs and
services to clients at no charge. These are available on
a one-on-one basis or in group settings. Programs and
services highlights include:
• Employment/Career Counselling
• Assistance with cover letters, resumes and interview
preparation
• Job search assistance • Internet/computer access
www.CornerBrook.com
Education
Bookworms Book Club
1 hour discussion of the club’s chosen book. A once a
month program for ages 9 - 12.
• Weekly career development workshops
• Youth employment Initiative (Linkages)
• Adult Basic Education Level 1
• NL benefits and measures (application process)
• Other employment assistance services as required
Kid’s Corner
1 hour of themed activity once a month for ages 6 - 12.
Located at 10 Main Street, Suites 101/205, Corner Brook.
Phone: 639-1966/639-3115. Fax: 639-1164/639-3121. Or
visit the website: www.employmentpreparationcentre.com.
Learning for Life
Community Education programs include:
• Computer Training (Microsoft Office, Simply Accounting,
Social Media)
• Language Training (Mandarin, French, English as a Second
Language, Arabic and Spanish)
• Visual Arts (Painting, Drawing, Photography)
• Professional Development Seminars
Library
Public Library
Programs Offered: Tot Time, Preschool Storytime,
Bookworms Book Club, Kid’s Corner,
Adult Book Club and Public Information Sessions
Hours of Operation: September - May
DATE:
Monday
Tuesday to Thursday
Friday
Saturday
TIME:
CLOSED
10:00 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
*All programs run from September - May.
Location: 4 West Street, Corner Brook, NL A2H 0C1
For more information call 634-0013.
Please Note: Programs are subject to change
Library Programs
Tot time
30 minutes of basic story and activities. For ages 18 months
- 2 years.
Preschool Story Time
30 minutes of story and activities, every Saturday from
10:30 to 11:00 for ages 3 - 5 years. Registration day to be
determined.
Public Library Photos
Community Education and College Relations provides a
variety of programs as well as customized on-site training
and skill-building workshops. Give us a call at 637-6208
to discuss our offerings or creating a program that fits your
personal and professional development needs.
Adult Book Club
1 hour discussion of the club’s chosen book on the 4th
Wednesday of the month 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm.
Public Information Sessions
A member of a local organization, business or group
delivers information and answers questions or concerns.
* Please note that all programs run from September to May.
Registration is required. Please call the library at 634-0013
for dates and times of the programs.
Canadian Parents for French
Corner Brook Chapter
Monthly events to promote & support French secondlanguage learning in our community.
For more information or to join, go to
www.facebook.com/canadianparentsforfrenchcornerbrook
or Email: [email protected]
Canadian Parents for French
Canadian Parents
for French All
Location:
Cost:
ages:Events: C.C. Loughlin
Most
$25 Annual Fee Per Family
Contact Bernice Hillier at 639-3454
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Arts www.CornerBrook.com
JL Gallery Photo
Art Lessons
JL Gallery Modern Art & Design
kids evening art lessons ages 5-12
4(1.5hrs) Lesson at $80.00 - All materials are included
Kids will learn a variety of skills such drawing, water color
and acrylic painting, mixed media work and more.
Dates Starting in the Fall. Call for dates or visit our website
adult evening art lessons
4 (1.5 hr) Lessons at $100 - All Materials are included
You will learn a variety of advanced skills in Acrylic Painting,
including brush strock tequnique, mixing colors and
skills to furthur your painting abiliteys wether new or well
practiced painter. A great activity for any age including
seniors.
Kids Birthday Parties
Picasso Party
The kids will come to the gallery and get a little show and
tell of the different types of artwork on display on the
gallery walls. Then we will move to the ‘art room’ where
we will do some acrylic painting on canvas. For the first
painting i will show the kids how to mix paints and use
them in the right way, we will paint from an image of a
sunflower, train or something along those lines. Then with
their second painting they will get to paint whatever they
want on it! The kids get a great experience form this and
get to take 2 wonderful masterpieces home with them!
Best for kids over 5 years old. Prices range from $160(6-10
kids) and $180 (10-14 kids) All materials and includes in
the cost.
B-dazzled Party
The kids will come to the gallery and get a little tour of the
local artwork and jewelry on display at the gallery, then
we will move to the ‘art room’ where we will sit and make
earrings, necklace or bracelet using different beads and
materials. The kids really enjoy this and they get to take
there jewelry home! Then if desired you can have your
pizza/ pop/ and cake here and the gift opening. Best for
kids over 6 years old. Prices range from $140 (6-10 kids)
and $160(10-14 kids) All materials are included in the cost.
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Face Painting Party
We come to you for your child party and create fun works
of art on their face. We can customize the images we do
to match the party theme! Prices (Corner Brook Area) $60 1.5hrs Extra charge for outside city limits for gas and travel
time.
The gallery offers a display area for artists to have
exhibitions throughout the fall and winter. Also there is
a workshop space so the gallery will be having a variety
of different workshops this fall and winter. Check out our
website for all this exciting info http://www.jlgallery.org/
[email protected]. 709-632-7099
Sandra Hewitt-Parsons,
Safe Harbour Expressive Therapies
Fall/Winter Workshops
CLAYMATION
Kids will learn how to create their own stop motion short
through this 4 week workshop, using materials that you
probably have around the house! Cost: $100 / 4 week
workshop*
CREATIVE CIRCLE / FAMILY ART NIGHT
Join our creative circle as you and your family members
collaborate and create amazing art projects together!
Cost per session: $20 - 1st person, $10 - each additional
family member.
PHOTO ART THERAPY WORKSHOP
Get a better understanding of yourself and others as we
explore everyday experience through creating photo
collage! Cost: $150 / 6 week workshop*
ART & SOUL CREATIVE WORKSHOPS
Get creative and have fun as you learn basic techniques in
drawing and painting, the difference between how we see
and how an artist sees, and what ignites that creative spark!
Cost: $150 / 6 week workshop.
OOEY GOOEY SENSORY FUN
Explore and engage in tactile, messy fun with your little
one while learning why sensory play is so important for
your child’s development. Two programs – parents &
preschoolers and kids from 6 – 10 years. Cost: $150 / 6
week workshop
All materials included except where marked with a * camera required.
Please call 632-9464 for times and locations. If you want to
be notified of any upcoming workshops, please email me
at [email protected]!
www.CornerBrook.com
Theatre
A CHRISTMAS CAROL
Let Theatre Newfoundland Labrador kick-start your
Christmas spirit with their community production of
Dickens’ A CHRISTMAS CAROL. This adaptation of the
classic story is by TNL’s Artistic Director Jeff Pitcher and
directed by Sarahh McDonald. Sure to showcase some
of your favourite and most talented community members,
A CHRISTMAS CAROL plays at the Corner Brook Arts and
Culture Centre Nov 27th, 28th and 29th @ 8pm and Nov
30th @ 2pm. Tickets available thru www.artsandculture
centre.com or by calling 637 2580.
TNL Photo
Theatre Newfoundland & Labrador
Arts
TNL Youth Theatre Program
Theatre Newfoundland Labrador operates a hugely
popular and successful youth theatre program dedicated
to the promotion of the arts in young people. Classes
are designed to encourage risk-taking and promote the
discovery of individual strengths as well as team-work
and work ethic. TNL presently offers classes for children
aged 6 - 18 years under the care and guidance of the
Artistic Associate, Sarah McDonald. Classes are structured
according to age and grade and run for ten (10) sessions
Note: Class times given above are tentative and may
change. Classes are limited to 20 students each. Once this
number has registered, other applications for entrance into
that grade group will be wait-listed.
TNL Premises @ 12 Maple Valley Rd, CB
COST: $150 ($100 for siblings)
The dates for registration are: Tuesday September 9th
6 -8pm and Wednesday September 10th 6 – 8pm
Class registration will be held @ TNL and pre - announced
on our website at www.theatrenewfoundland.com Please
watch for it. Meanwhile interested persons can call 639
7238 for information on classes.
CONTACT: Sarah McDonald at 639-7238
TNL Photo
DATES & TIME: Our fall program’s classes are expected to
begin the last week of September. An example schedule
of classes:
Tuesday 4 - 5pm
Grs 1 & 2 (6 & 7 yrs)
Wednesday 4 - 5:30pm Grs 5 & 6
Wednesday 7 - 8:30pm
Grs 7 & 8
Thursday 4 - 5:30pm
Grs 3 & 4
Thursday 7- 8:30pm
Grs 9 – 12
Saturday noon – 1:30pm
Grs 8 – 12
AUDITIONS!!!!
Would you like to be involved with a professionally
directed and produced show? Theatre Newfoundland
Labrador will be casting from the community for the adult
roles in the Christmas play – A CHRISTMAS CAROL. We
are looking for male and female actors as well as singers for
the traditional ‘Dicken’s’ carollers. If you have a desire to
be in the TNL spotlight and part of this classic play come
to one of the following audition times: Friday, Sept 19th 7
– 8:30pm and Sunday, Sept 21st 7 – 8:30pm.
No prep needed for auditions. Auditioners will be given
pieces of script to read.
We are also in need of stage crew. If you would like to
assist with set build or decoration, costuming, properties
or stage hand, please call Sarah McDonald at 639-7238.
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Corner Brook Arts and Culture Centre
Theatre
Theatre Newfoundland & Labrador
RULES OF THE ZOMBIE WALK:
1. All participants must be in zombie attire.
2. Respect other people’s property. Leave no mark
behind.
3. Stay off the road. Refine your shuffles and lurches to the
sidewalk.
4. Respect other people’s personal space – undead and
living alike
5. You are responsible for your own corpse.
6. Have fun!
Want to help the Zombie cause? Attend the after-walk
zombie flick at the Millbrook Mall Cinema. The title and
ticket price will be announced at a later date.
Zombie Makeup Workshop: Want some help with
revealing your inner Zombie? This year we offer a
workshop on makeup. Contact TNL 639 7238 for more
information, cost, and registration
CONTACT: Sarah McDonald at 639-7238.
Saturday, October 25th, 9:00 p.m.
Zombie Assembly & walk:
Start Point:
City Hall,
West Street
End Point:
Millbrook Mall
Parking Lot
Cost:
FREE to walk. $6 to attend
movie. (participants are asked
to bring along a non-perishable
food item for the Food Bank)
The Scottish Heritage Society Photo
TNL Photo
P.O. Box 100, University Drive, Corner Brook
Please visit www.artsandculturecentre.com for more
information and current programming.
Or call 637-2580 (Box Office)
Zombie Walk 2014
Theatre Newfoundland Labrador brings the fun, gore, and
fright to Corner Brook with its 5th Annual Zombie Walk.
The date for this year’s walk is Saturday, October 25th.
All mindless unfeeling monsters with a hunger for human
flesh are asked to meet at the City Hall at 9pm. The walk
will begin with a lurch down West Street, a shuffle along
Herald Avenue, and a crawl round Broadway before
coming to its final resting place in the parking lot of the
Millbrook Mall. Millbrook Cineplex sponsors the walk each
year by hosting a special screening of a favourite Zombie
movie for the walk’s participants. This year’s movie is TBA
at the time of publication. Movie Ticket price is $6.
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Performing Arts/Gallery
Committed to excellence and presenting the best to
patrons, the Arts and Culture Centre offer a wide variety of
programming from the best that Newfoundland has to offer
to diverse artists from across Canada and abroad.
Dance
Scottish Country Dancing
The Scottish Heritage Society
Every Thursday the Scottish Dancers meet at 7:30 p.m. at
the Lower Level, Church of St. John the Evangelist. People
of all ages gather in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere
to learn Scottish Dances. Come and join us for an evening
of fun, exercise and camaraderie.
The fee is $25 for the year, $15 for half year. Start up date is
Thursday, September 13th. For more information you can
call 634-5090.
Bay of Islands Musical Arts
The Magic Flute
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s The Magic Flute is a fairy-tale
opera/singspiel in two acts. It is a celebration of true love
conquering all, transporting the audience into an enchanted
world with dragons and magic flutes and bells, an evil
sorceress, children in flying machines and a bird-man, a
courageous prince and an enlightened ruler.
Location Corner Brook Arts and Culture Centre
Date(s) and Time(s) January 16 and 18, 2015
Cost tba
Registration Information n/a
Contact Information Dr. Jennifer Matthews, jmatthews000@
hotmail.com, 632-4995
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Western Star
Stephen Brooks, right, senior vice-president
(business operations) with the Blue
Jays, is shown here with the big cheque
with Corner Brook Baseball Association
president Kevin McCarthy.
Marina Redmond Photo
“On July 24, 2014 representatives from the City of Corner Brook, Corner Brook Baseball
Association and the Toronto Blue Jays Jays Care Foundation, announced funding of
$71,000.00 for the refurbishments of Little Jubilee Field! This funding comes from the
Jays Care Foundation “Field of Dreams” Program. Roberto Alomar, Sandy Alomar Sr.,
Lloyd Moseby and Duane Ward were also on hand for the announcement as part of the
Blue Jays Honda Super Camp Baseball Academy where over 90 children participated.
The Field of Dreams funding will be used for important upgrades to Little Jubilee Field
including new dugouts with UV Protection, new spectator bleachers, improvement in
Deputy Mayor Bernd Staeben
lighting and a scoreboard upgrade.
with Baseball Hall of Famer
Roberto Alomar.
Thank you Jays Care Foundation for making this possible!”
For more information on the Jays Care Foundation please visit: http://toronto.bluejays.mlb.com/tor/community/index.jsp
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