September 05, 2012

LEISURE GUIDELEISURE GUIDEPRINCETON & DISTRICTPRINCETON & DISTRICT

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Parks, Recreation and Culture Department Parks, Recreation and Culture Department250-295-6067 www.princeton.ca250-295-6067 www.princeton.ca

Princeton Leisure - Fall 20122

ACTIVE TRACK INDEXACTIVE TRACK INDEX

FACILITIESFACILITIESLibrary ..................................Page 06

Arena ..................................Page 12

Museum ..................................Page 24

PROGRAMSPROGRAMSEarly Years ..................................Page 04

Children & Pre-teens ..................................Page 06

Youth ..................................Page 09

Adult 19 - 99+ ..................................Page 14

Princeton Arts Council ..................................Page 16

Outdoor Recreation ..................................Page 18

New Beginnings & Special Olympics .......Page 19

Senior Centre .....................Page 19

REGISTRATION & COMMUNITY REGISTRATION & COMMUNITY INFORMATIONINFORMATION Contact information .......................Page 2

Registration .....................Page 22

Community Directory .....................Page 23

Info & Registration 250-295-6067Nadine McEwen [email protected]

Town Hall & Registration 250-295-3135169 Bridge Street [email protected]

Leisure Service Director 250-295-7222Lyle Thomas [email protected]

Recreation & Culture Coordinator 250-295-6067Nadine McEwen [email protected]

Princeton & District Multi-purpose Arena Lyle Thomas 250-295-7222 [email protected]

Riverside Centre 250-295-6067Nadine McEwen [email protected] Pool May - SeptemberCarol Mack 250-295-6535Park Bookings

Veterans Square [email protected]

Memorial Park [email protected]

General Parks [email protected] 250-295-6495 www.orl.bc.caMuseum 250-295-7588 [email protected]

YOUR RECREATION CONTACTS

Meet your Friends at the Rink

Tuesday - Men sWednesday - LadiesThursday Daytime -

Mixed CurlingFriday -

Mixed Social Curling www.princetoncurlingclub.com

250 - 295 - 6400

www.princeton.caP.R.C. Department 250-295-6067 3

WHY EVERYONE NEEDS TO PLAYWHY EVERYONE NEEDS TO PLAY

The Local Experts

Heather Johnson 250-295-8591

Doug Haayer 250-295-1585

Alana Meston250-295-1580

Lee Mowry 250-295-1990

Marty Gray 250-295-5044

Tyler Willis250-295-2419

Candice Stadler250-295-2017

Dan Pippin 250-295-6977

Heather Johnson Dan Pippin Doug Haayer

Lee Mowry

Marty Gray

PRINCETON REALTY224 Bridge Street, Princeton, B.C. Tel: 250-295-6977 Fax: (250) 295-3411

www.princetonbc.com

Call one of our knowledgeable agents to view the variety of homes and properties available in the Princeton area: your one stop Call one of our knowledgeable agents to view the variety of homes and properties available in the Princeton area: your one stop

outdoor recreational paradise for Horseback Riding, Snowmobiling, Hiking, Cross Country Skiing, Fishing, Hunting and more!outdoor recreational paradise for Horseback Riding, Snowmobiling, Hiking, Cross Country Skiing, Fishing, Hunting and more!

Alana Meston Tyler Willis Candice Stadler

How to Play and Be Active in Princeton

• Tie up your skates for weekend fun at the Arena!• Play some hoops at Riverside Community Centre.

• Walk, bike or run the lit and paved KVR from Weyerhaeuser across the Bridge of Dreams to the

Tunnel.• Try out the playground work out equipment at

Vermilion Forks Elementary School.• Put on your helmet and try out the Princeton Bike

Park at the Arena.• Try your long board at the Skate Board Park.

• Sign up for one of the many active clubs available in Princeton to all ages.

• Take a hike or bike on China Ridge Trails before the snow fl ies then slap on your cross country skis or

snow shoes.• Play with children at the playground in Rotary Park.• Register for a Fall Recreation and Cultural Program

found in this Guide.

Why Everyone Needs to Play

Families that play together stay

together.

Being physically active helps

everyone have a full and

meaningful life.

Recreation and fi tness activities

build self esteem, positive self

image and develop personal

skills.

Recreational opportunities

reduce alienation, loneliness,

and anti-social behavior.

Everyone deserves the chance

to have fun!


DANCE

PRINCETON HIGHLAND DANCERS

Join the Princeton Highland Dancers to learn this traditional form of dance. We welcome newcomers and seasoned dancers! For registration please call Amy 250-295-1388 or Janet 250-295-7301Arena Mezzanine Cost/Varies 3-18 yrsM - Th Ongoing Time: Varies

DANCE FOR KIDS

An energetic dance class focusing on jazz and hip hop style. Basic skills will be taught and kids will learn about rhythm, music, movement and choreography. Leader: Kat Hewitt Max: 10 ChildrenRiverside Centre 10 Classes/$35.00 Sept. 20-Nov.15Th 4:00-5:00pm 5-6 yrs

LITERACY STORYTIME HOUR FOR PRESCHOOLERS

Drop in for an hour of stories, fi ngerplays, songs, board stories and crafts. Call the Princeton Library at 250-295-6495 today or drop in!LIBRARY Classes/Free 2-5 yrs & adultW 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. .

CHRISTMAS CRAFT & STORY DAY

Enjoy a Christmas story or two and make a special craft to celebrate Christmas. Pre-register for this special morning in the library for pre-schoolers at 250-295-6495.LIBRARY Class/Free 2-5 yrs & adultW 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

INFANT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

Enjoy your time supporting your infant’s development from birth to age 3 as they discover what they can do. Parents learn ways to encourage their child, share with others and talk about parenting. This Free program is sponsored by Princeton Family Services.Contact IDP Consultant Charlene O’Neil at 250-295-3126 to learn more.

LITTLE FOLKS NURSERY SCHOOL

LFNS gives your child the opportunity to experience a wide variety of activities that encourage social interaction, creative development and school readiness. Each day they will experience circle time, games, songs and interactive play. Register for one day, two days a week or the whole week. Contact Sandy at 250-295-3083 to register or learn more.

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

MOTHER GOOSE

This program operates twice a year through Princeton Family Services. Learn songs and rhymes to sing to your child for a fabulous bonding experience. Contact 250-295-3126 to learn more.

PARENT TALKS

Gather once a month for this great parenting workshop to connect with other parents, add some parenting strategies to your parenting tool box. Children and parents enjoy with others. Last Wednesday of each month at Riverside Centre from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Contact Princeton Family Services for more information 250-295-3126 or just drop in.

PRENATAL GATHERING

Stop in at Princeton Family Place for a morning of conversation, exchanging ideas, and experiences related to pregnancy and parenthood. This is a wonderful place for fi rst time moms to gain valuable knowledge from other moms and Beatrice Bibby, Public Health Nurse. This free program is sponsored by Princeton Family Services and Interior Health. Located at 120 Kenley Ave (across from Veterans Square)

PRINCETON FAMILY PLACE

PFP is a place to enjoy with your child and others in a relaxing atmosphere where parents and children can get together to play, create healthy lunches, and share in great conversations.This FREE program is sponsored by Princeton Family Services, Community for Kids, Success by Six and the ∫2Town of Princeton. Located at 120 Kenley Avenue (across from Veterans Square).Open: Tues to Thurs Time: 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Drop in to say hello.

READY SET LEARN

Preschooler, infants and adults are invited to join in this popular literacy and play program at John Allison School. Join in shared gym time, healthy snacks, free play and classroom or library visits for the literacy portion of the morning including songs, fi nger play, nursery rhymes and story time. Call JAE at 250-295-6727 to learn more.John Allison Elem. Free/Drop in Birth to age 5Last wed of the month 9:15 - 11:30 a.m.

STRONG START

This school based early learning program is for preschoolers, their parents, grandparents or caregivers. We encourage preschoolers to explore and play in a safe, nurturing and supportive environment. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Sponsored by School District #58.John Allison Elem. Free/Drop in Birth to age 5M-F 9:00 a.m. - Noon

EARLY YEARS...0-6 yearsEARLY YEARS...0-6 years


EARLY YEARS...0-6 yearsEARLY YEARS...0-6 yearsSPORTS

ACTIVE KIDS! SPORTS & GAMES

Have fun playing sports and games while getting some great exercise afterschool. Bring a water bottle and indoor running shoes for this fun program. Max: 12 childrenLeader: Char O’Neil No class on Halloween. JAE GYM 10 classes/$40.00 Sept. 19-Nov. 28 W 3:00-4:00pm Ages: 6-9 yrsW 4:15-5:15pm Ages: 4-5 yrs

PARENT & TOT SKATING Stop in at the arena for skating with a youngster. Skate rentals are free, skate bars available for use, music and the ice is always great.ARENA $3.00 drop in/Preschooler Free M 11:00 am to noon Wed 1:00-2:00pm

BIRTHDAY PARTY PACKAGES There are some great places around town to host unique birthdayparties for your kids or teens. Contact these groups to learn more:

PRINCETON FAMILY SERVICES SOCIETY Box 1331, 56 Kenley Avenue Princeton,

V0X 1W0 Serving Princeton for over 30 years

Safe Homes Program 250-295-8211

Stopping The Violence Women’s Counselling

Building Healthy Relationships Counselling For: Children ~ Youth ~ Families

250-273-7867 [email protected]

Family Place: drop-in

Mother Goose

Infant Development Program

Parenting Support and Programs

For more information call:

250-295-3126 E-mail: [email protected]

Fax: 250-295-3101

Box 852 Princeton, BC V0X 1W0 Old Hedley Road 250-295-3083

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Princeton Museum 250-295-7588

Riverside Centre 250-295-6067

Copperhill Lanes 250-295-6500


CHILDRENCHILDREN...7-12 years...7-12 yearsCRAFTS

CRAFT FUN

Enjoy this craft sampler class full of simple fun each week. Use string, beads, glue, paper, paint and more to make some great crafts for you and your friends.Leader: Dana Davies Max: 10 childrenRiverside Centre 10 classes: $35.00 Sept. 20-Nov. 15Th 3:30-4:30pm 7-9 yrsTh 4:30-5:30pm 10-12 yrs

DANCE



GENERAL INTEREST

RED CROSS BABYSITTING COURSE

Learn what every babysitter should know! Topics covered include safety, emergencies, activities, snack preparation and more. First aid and CPR certifi cation requirements are covered in this course as well. Call the Recreation/Culture Office at 250-295-6067 or e-mail [email protected] to put your name on an interest list.Vermilion Forks School 4 classes/$50.00 11yrs & upM-Th TBA 3:15-6:00pm

LEADERSHIP

GIRL GUIDES OF CANADA www.girlguides.ca

Guiding offers diverse and exciting activities for girls that challenge new interests, teach valuable leadership skills and make lasting friendships. Call Eaine Miller at 250-295-6155 to register in September. Sparks (K to Gr. 1), Brownies (Gr. 2-3), Guides (Gr.4-6), Pathfi nders (Gr.7-9), Senior/Rangers (Gr.10-12)

GIRL GUIDE LEADERS WELCOMED (Aged 18 to 99 years)Princeton is looking for women who would like to be positive mentors to young girls and women from our community. You do not need to have experience working with young people, nor do you need to be an expert in camping, cooking, selling cookies or arts & crafts. Girl Guides provides training, support and mentorship to new leaders. Check out our website at www.girlguides.ca or call Elaine Miller at 250-295-6155 to learn more.

LITERACY

PRINCETON LIBRARY

Stop in at the Okanagan Regional Library- Princeton to take out a book, use a computer or spend some quiet time near the fi re with a great read! The Library can be fond across from Veterans Square at 107 Vermilion Ave – 250-295-6495. www.orl.bc.ca

MARTIAL ARTS

SIMILKAMEEN SHOTOKAN KARATE CLUB

Karate Training is an excellent form of physical & mental exercises for improving & maintaining health for all ages. It develops coordination, balance, strength, agility and mental discipline all the while cultivating humility & excellence. Call Paul Bedard 250-295-7374 to register or learn more. Ask about our weekly program for 6-10 year olds.United Church Hall $40.00/month 9 + yrsM/W On going 6:45-8:00pm

PRINCETON SHOREI-KAN DOJO

Shorei-Kan is a non-contact form of karate in that fi ghting is not part of the discipline. It combines blocking, punching and kicking techniques with footwork and practical self-defense. Ongoing registration is welcome. Children aged 5&6 years are welcomed to be assessed. Call Steve White at 250-295-7445.Arena Mezz 3 months/$50.00 7-15 yrs T/Th On going 7:00-8:30pmArena Mezz 3 months/$75.00 16+ yrs/AdultT/Th On going 7:00-8:30pm

Enjoy the big screen and big sound as you watch

new movie releases with your family and friends.

Check out the upcoming

Movie Listings at www.princeton.ca

Or call the movie hotline at 250-296-6067 line 2

Riverside Movies


CHILDRENCHILDREN...7-12 years...7-12 yearsSCHOOLS OUT

SCHOOLS OUT SPLASH

Let’s travel to Penticton for lunch and swim at the Penticton Indoor Pool on our day off of school. Cost includes Princeton Posse Bus ride, great leaders and a swim at the new pool. Children must have completed Swim Kids 3 or the ability to swim (without touching) the length of a pool to attend without a parent or someone aged 16+. Pack a healthy snack/lunch and water bottles. Leaders: Charlene O’Neil & Nadine McEwen Families WelcomeRiverside Community Centre Cost: TBA /8 to 18 yrs &/or FamilyF Oct. 19 9:00am-4:00pm

H2O KELOWNA TRIP

Enjoy traveling in the Princeton Posse Bus to Kelowna for a day at the H2O pool. Pack a healthy lunch with snack, water bottles, swim suit and towel. Families with children under 8 years old are more than welcome to catch a ride with us to swim with their kids.Leaders: Charlene O’Neil and Nadine McEwen Riverside Community Centre 8 to 18 &/or Family Cost: TBAM Nov. 12 9:00am-4:00pm

SPORTS

ACTIVE KIDS! SPORTS & GAMES

Have fun playing sports and games while getting some great exercise afterschool. Bring a water bottle and indoor running shoes for this fun program.Leader: Char O’Neil No class on Halloween. Max: 12 childrenJAE GYM 10 classes/$40.00 Sept. 19-Nov. 28W 3:00-4:00pm Ages: 6-9 W 4:15-5:15pm Ages: 4-5

SPORTS

GIRLS IN MOTION

Have fun with the girls’ afterschool playing games and sports. Learn to become more confi dent, build on your skills and get some great exercise while you are at it.Leader: Char O’Neil Max: 12 childrenVFE GYM 12 classes/$50.00 Sept. 18- Dec. 4T 3:15-4:15pm 10-12 yrsT 4:30-5:30pm 13-15 yrs

POSSE TRAINING PROGRAM

Join Princeton Posse JR B members for some dry land training and fl oor hockey fun. Build your endurance, strength, and skill level in a fun atmosphere. Great exercise for both non-hockey player and hockey players. Pack a healthy snack for afterschool and bring a water bottle.Leaders: Princeton Posse Jr B Members Max: 20 childrenVFE Gym 10 classes/$60 Sept. 17-Nov 26M 3:15-4:45pm 10-12 yrs

YBC-PRINCETON YOUTH BOWLING

Bowling in the Youth Bowling Canada League means exciting fun for everyone. Bowling is a sport for all young people-no just for the athletically gifted. Instructors are on hand to help the beginner or those wishing to improve their score. Parties, tournament, trips and special events make this a great program. $40 Bowl BC/Canada registration is required. Call 250-295-6500 to learn more.COPPERHILL LANES $3 to $9 weekly linage fee depending on age. 5-18 yrsSeason runs Sept. 4/12 to April 23/13

FALLFALL POSSE HOME GAMES SCHEDULE POSSE HOME GAMES SCHEDULEFriday September 14 7:00 p.m. vs. FernieFriday September 21 7:00 p.m. vs. KelownaFriday October 5 7:00 p.m. vs. Col ValleyFriday October 12 7:00 p.m. vs. GoldenSaturday October 13 7:00 p.m. vs. KelownaWednesday October 24 7:00 p.m. vs. OsoyoosFriday October 26 7:00 p.m. vs. KimberlySaturday November 3 7:00 p.m. vs. N. OkanaganFriday November 9 7:00 p.m. vs. RevelstokeSaturday November 10 7:00 p.m. vs. SummerlandFriday November 16 7:00 p.m. vs. PentictonFriday November 30 7:00 p.m. vs. Osoyoos www.princetonposse.orgwww.princetonposse.org


CHILDRENCHILDREN...7-12 years...7-12 years

BIRTHDAY PARTY PACKAGES

Have a party at a local recreation facility!

MOVIE FUN 250-295-6067

[email protected]

Host your own party on a scheduled movie night at Riverside Centre. Rent a private room for food, presents and cake. Enjoy a pre-released movie before its home video release. Adult supervision is required for the room rental. Call for upcoming movie line ups.Cost: $22 per hour for a room rental Movie Admission: $5.00 each

MOVIE MADNESS PARTY 250-295-6067

[email protected]

Celebrate with a three hour party with friends. Start the party with a hot dog or mini pizza meal with healthy snacks and drinks. Open presents and eat some cake. Pick a favorite movie (home rental), have some popcorn and enjoy the show. This party includes a recreation leader, room to celebrate, napkins, food,drinks, popcorn, movie rental and the mess. Parents are responsible for cakes, plate, forks, decorations and goodie bags. Fee is based on a maximum of 10 children and 2 adults. Cost $185.00 $6.00 each additional party goer Available afterschool & weekends

PRINCETON MUSEUM

After the great success of the Girl Guides Sleepover in the Spring and the wonderful daycamps offered this summer the Museum welcomes children and youth to spend time with them celebrating their birthday. Contact Robin at 250-295-7588 to learn more.

SKATE AND PLAY PARTY 250-295-7222

[email protected]

Host your own party at the Arena with the use of the Mezzanine for 3 hours with 1 hour ice time included. If fun hockey is going to be played all participants on the ice are required to wear a full face helmet.Cost $50.00 birthday special

THEATRE

YOUTH THEATRE

Join the Princeton Youth Theatre Club for an afternoon of theatre sports! Gain confi dence, use your imagination and build your drama skills. Instructor: Josh HerzogRiverside Centre Cost: Free 7 - 18 yrsW Ongoing 3:30-5:00pm

2000 Reasons to Advertise in the Princeton & District

Leisure Guide

Three times a year the seasonal

Princeton & District Leisure Guide is

mailed to 1500 homes and 500 can be

found throughout the community.

The Leisure Guide is also posted on

the Town of Princeton website for

everyone to see!

Learn how you can support the

Leisure Guide through advertising

with your great coloured ad today!

Call the Princeton Recreation &

Culture office at 250-295-6067 or

Email:

[email protected]


YOUTH...13-18 yearsYOUTH...13-18 yearsCHILDSPLAY

Childsplay is an explosive young band that has hit the music scene hard! Together for 4 years already, they have just fi nished recording their second EP ‘Righteous Rampage’ and won fi rst place in the Supernova Battle of the Bands in Vancouver. Local youth bands are welcome to contact Nadine at 250-295-6067 or e-mail [email protected] to learn how to participate in this great night!Saturday, October 6 Doors open at 6:30pm Riverside Centre Theatre Tickets: $10.00 at the door

ARTS

AMAZING ART CLASS 2

Join professional artists Merrilyn Hyucke and Sue Delatour for six art sessions of multi disciplines. Challenge your creativity with this ‘taster’ course that includes pottery techniques, one great collaborative piece and interesting items to take home. Our fi rst class was more fun than a bucket of puppies so join us again to become inspired and creative. Price includes all materials. Max: 10 studentsRiverside Centre 6 Sessions/$100.00 15 years to 99+Th 6:30-8:30pm Oct. 25

DANCE



HIP HOP

An easy going, fun fi lled dance class concentrating on hip hop style. Classes will mostly consist of learning skills and choreography. All levels welcome! Leader: Kat Hewitt Max: 12 youthRiverside Centre 10 Classes/$35.00 Sept. 18 - Nov.13T 5:30-6:30pm 13-16 yrs

GENERAL INTEREST

RED CROSS BABYSITTING COURSE

Learn what every babysitter should know! Topics covered include safety, emergencies, activities, snack preparation and more. First aid and CPR certifi cation requirements are covered in this course as well. Call the Recreation/Culture Office at 250-295-6067 or e-mail [email protected] to put your name on an interest list.Vermilion Forks School 4 classes/$50.00 11yrs & upM-Th TBA 3:15-6:00pm

GENERAL INTEREST

FIRST AID CLASSES

Red Cross First Aid Instructor, Carol Mack, is teaching a variety of fi rst aid classes this fall. Basic First aid with CPR and AED training is available. Contact the Recreation and Culture Office at 250-295-6067 or e-mail [email protected] to learn more.

LEADERSHIP

GIRL GUIDES OF CANADA www.girlguides.ca

Guiding offers diverse and exciting activities for girls that challenge new interests, teach valuable leadership skills and make lasting friendships. Call Elaine Miller at 250-295-6155 to register in September. Pathfi nders (Gr.7-9), Senior/Rangers (Gr.10-12)

GIRL GUIDE LEADERS WELCOMED

(Aged 18 to 99 years)Princeton is looking for women who would like to be positive mentors to young girls and women from our community. You do not need to have experience working with young people, nor do you need to be an expert in camping, cooking, selling cookies or arts & crafts. Girl Guides provides training, support and mentorship to new leaders. Check out our website at www.girlguides.ca or call Elaine Miller at 250-295-6155 to learn more.


YOUTH...13-18 yearsYOUTH...13-18 yearsLEADERSHIP

PRINCETON AIR CADETS

Royal Canadian Air Cadets participate in a variety of fun and challenging activities. There is something for everyone – no matter what their personal interests may be. The cadet program focuses on social development, decision-making and leadership. As cadets acquire skills and knowledge, they pass it along to younger cadets. Every cadet will have the chance to participate in fl ight activities, and some top senior cadets may even earn a scholarship to obtain their private pilot’s licence. Whether earning a glider pilot licence or private pilot licence, these cadets wear their wings with a pride rarely found in today’s youth. Contact Dawn Gardner at 250-295-0869 for more information.

YOUNG LIFE CLUB NIGHT Welcome to ALL TEENS to an experience in controlled chaos! Young Life leaders create a high energy environment featuring songs, skits, and games, as well as a short talk on an aspect of the Christian message. Club is the place to be, to enjoy friends and be part of the action. For more info contact Liz Knibbecke @ 250-295-2120. Baptist Church Drop in Grade 8-12M Starts Oct. 1 On-going 7:00pm

LITERACY

PRINCETON LIBRARY

Stop in at the Okanagan Regional Library - Princeton to take out a book, use a computer or spend some quiet time near the fi re with a great read! The Library can be found across from Veterans Square at 107 Vermilion Avenue250-295-6495. www.orl.bc.ca

MARTIAL ARTS


Karate Training is an excellent form of physical & mental exercises for improving & maintaining health for all ages. It develops coordination, balance, strength, agility and mental discipline all the while cultivating humility & excellence. Call Paul Bedard 250-295-7374 to register or learn more. Ask about our weekly program for 6-10 year olds.United Church Hall $40.00/month 9 + yrsM/W On going 6:45-8:00pm

MARTIAL ARTS


Shorei-Kan is a non-contact form of karate in that fi ghting is not part of the discipline. It combines blocking, punching and kicking techniques with footwork and practical self-defense. Ongoing registration is welcome. Children aged 5&6 years are welcomed to be assessed. Call Steve White at 250-295-7445.Arena Mezz 3 months/$50.00 7-15 yrsT/Th On going 7:00-8:30pmArena Mezz 3 months/$75.00 16+ yrs/AdultT/Th On going 7:00-8:30pm

SCHOOLS OUT

SCHOOLS OUT SPLASH

Let’s travel to Penticton for lunch and swim at the Penticton Indoor Pool on our day

off of school. Cost includes Princeton Posse Bus ride, great leaders and a swim at the new pool. Children must have completed Swim Kids 3 or the ability to swim (without touching) the length of a pool to attend without a parent or someone aged 16+. Pack a healthy snack/lunch and water bottles. Leaders: Charlene O’Neil & Nadine McEwen

Riverside Community Centre 8 to 18 yrs &/or Family

Cost: TBAF Oct. 19 9:00am-4:00pm

H2O KELOWNA TRIP

Enjoy traveling in the Princeton Posse Bus to Kelowna for a day to the H2O pool. Pack a healthy lunch with snack, water bottles, swim suit and towel. Children must have completed Swim Kids 3 or the ability to swim (without touching) the length of a pool to attend without a parent or someone aged 16+.Leaders: Charlene O’Neil and Nadine McEwen Riverside Community Centre 8 to 18 &/or Family Cost: TBAM Nov. 12 9:00am-4:00pm

Lets Go Swimming!


YOUTH...13-18 yearsYOUTH...13-18 yearsSPORTS

GIRLS IN MOTION

Have fun with the girls’ afterschool playing games and sports. Learn to become more confi dent, build on your skills and get some great exercise while you are at it.Leader: Char O’Neil Max: 12 youthVFE GYM 12 classes/$50.00 Sept. 18- Dec. 4T 4:30-5:30pm 13-15 yrs

POSSE TRAINING PROGRAM

Join Princeton Posse JR B members for some dry land training and fl oor hockey fun. Build your endurance, strength, and skill level in a fun atmosphere. Great exercise for both non-hockey player and hockey players. Pack a healthy snack for afterschool and bring a water bottle.Leaders: Princeton Posse Jr B Members Max: 20 youthVFE Gym 10 classes/$60 Sept. 17-Nov 26M 6:30-8:00pm 13-18 yrs

SPORTS

YBC-PRINCETON YOUTH BOWLING

Bowling in the Youth Bowling Canada League means exciting fun for everyone. Bowling is a sport for all young people-no just for the athletically gifted. Instructors are on hand to help the beginner or those wishing to improve their score. Parties, tournament, trips and special events make this a great program. $40 Bowl BC/Canada registration is required. Call 250-295-6500 to learn more.COPPERHILL LANES $3 to $9 weekly linage fee depending on age. 5-18 yrsSeason runs Sept. 4/12 to April 23/13

THEATRE

YOUTH THEATRE

Join the Princeton Youth Theatre Club for an afternoon of theatre sports! Gain confi dence, use your imagination and build your drama skills. Instructor: Josh HerzogRiverside Centre Cost: Free YouthW Ongoing 3:30-5:00pm

STOP IN AT THE ARENA FOR WEEKEND STOP IN AT THE ARENA FOR WEEKEND GAMES & TOURNAMENTSGAMES & TOURNAMENTS

REGISTRATIONS ARE STILL WELCOMED!REGISTRATIONS ARE STILL WELCOMED!

• Open to boys and girls aged 5 - 18• Open to boys and girls aged 5 - 18

• New & Experienced players are welcome• New & Experienced players are welcome

• Volunteer positions available in all areas• Volunteer positions available in all areas

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:Angela Clarke 250-295-0095Angela Clarke 250-295-0095

PRINCETON AND DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION

PO BOX 325 PRINCETON, BC V0X 1W0


ARENA 250-295-7222ARENA 250-295-7222

PRINCETON MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

Join the excitement, watch some great puck play and enjoy a good game of hockey when you come out to cheer on our local teams this winter.Tykes Fun Day Feb. 16 Bantam Tournament Jan. 18 - 20Pee Wee Tournament Feb. 8 - 10 Atom Tournament Nov. 23 - 25Novice Tournament Feb. 22 - 24 Midget Tournament Dec. 14 -16

PRINCETON FIGURE SKATING CLUB 250-295-7113Please call the PFSC for skating rates.

CanSkate

This learn-to-skate program teaches basic skating skills, with emphasis on fun and participation. Skaters develop a sense of accomplishment as they improve and master their skills.

JUNIOR CANSKATE 3 & UpM/W On going 3:30-4:00pm

PRINCETON FIGURE SKATING CLUB

SENIOR CANSKATE M/W On going 4:00-4:45pm

ACADEMY M On going 4:45-5:45pmW On going 4:45-5:45pmF On going 3:30-4:30pm

STARSKATE FIGURE SKATING

Skaters in this program have completed the elements of the CanSkate program and are now practicing and learning elements under which they are tested at the Skate Canada Level. These elements include skills, dance and free skate.M On going 5:30-6:30pmW On going 5:30-6:30pmTh 3:30-4:30pm Off-ice training 4:45-5:15F On going 4:00-5:30pm

ARENA RENTALSBirthday Party Special

$50.00Ice Rentals available

250-295-7222 or [email protected]

Princeton & District Multi-purpose Arena 167 Old Hedley RoadLeisure Services Manager 250-295-7222 line 2Lyle Thomas [email protected]

Arena Staff 250-295-7222 line 1Herb Castle, Spencer Coyne and Alexandia Smith

Princeton Minor Hockey Association 250-295-0095Angela Clarke (Registion) www.pdmha.ca

Princeton Figure Skating Club 250-295-7113Lynette Boyd

Adult Rec Hockey 250-295-3240Kirk McConnell

Ladies Hockey 250-295-6426Tesa Holland

Old Timers Hockey 250-295-3788John Schneider

Princeton Posse Junior B Hockey 250-295-6544Dale ‘Dunner’ Hladun www.kijhl.com

Pumpkins Hockey 250-295-4069Ben Martindale

Princeton Highland Dancers 250-295-7301Janet Banks

Princeton Shorei-Kan Dojo 250-295-7445Steve White


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ADULTS 19 TO 99+ADULTS 19 TO 99+

Arts & Crafts

Teaching Studio and Gift ShopArts & Craft Supplies162 Vermilion Avenue

(Across the street from the Museum)Phone Shirley at 250-295-4076

ADULT CLASS PROJECTSOIL PAINTING only requires two - 2 hour sessions to complete.

WATER COLORS and some of the other crafts can be completed in a morning or afternoon. Class fees are structured to enable you to try something

new without investing a lot of money on supplies. CLASS FEES are $10.00 per hour and include the use of all my paints and brushes, and ring where

required. THE ONLY EXTRA YOU HAVE TO BUY is the surface you work on, such as canvas, ceramic piece or piece of glass or wood, etc.

YOU MAY START ANYTIME

CHILDREN’S CLASSESare $20.00 per class for a

1 hour session.They include everything!

Regular after school classes or Birthday Party - even

Grandchildren during the holidays!

Phone for more details, or drop in. 250-295-4076

Come and try something new!

Classes in Oil Painting, Watercolor, Acrylics, Ceramics,

Fired Glass and more.Anyone can learn to paint or do any of the other crafts offered.

NO SPECIAL SKILLS REQUIRED - trust me!

STORE HOURS•Tuesday •Wednesday •Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

By appointment: Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday

If there is a white van in the parking lot at the end of the building I am here somewhere - just knock on the door.

New Fixtures Supplied & InstalledDrain & Sewer Cleaning * Service Repair

Hot Water Tanks * Hot Water Heating

Fully LicensedEmergency Service

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ADULTS 19 TO 99+ADULTS 19 TO 99+

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Princeton Community Arts Council

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGWednesday, September 19

CONCERT SERIESEd Peekekoot 7:00 p.m. September 29, 2012De Danaan Irish Dancers 7:00 p.m. March 2, 2013Alpha Ya Ya Diallo 7:00 p.m. April 20, 2013Concertante Chamber Players 7:00 p.m. May 2013 TBA

Series ticket $60 Individual Concerts $20Tickets available at the Sunfl ower Art Gallery

105 Vermilion AvenueWednesdays - Saturdays 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Sunfl ower Gallery

THE CRIMSON TINE PLAYERSPresent

“A Christmas Story”November 30 at 7:00 p.m.December 1 & 2 Matinee at 2:00 p.m. Evening Show at 7:00 p.m.December 7 at 7:00 p.m.December 8 Matinee at 2:00 p.m. Evening Show at 7:00 p.m.

Tickets in advance or at the door.


ADULTS 19 to 99+ADULTS 19 to 99+ARTS

AMAZING ART CLASS 2

Join professional artists Merrilyn Hyucke and Sue Delatour for six art sessions of multi disciplines. Challenge your creativity with this ‘taster’ course that includes pottery techniques, one great collaborative piece and interesting items to take home. Our fi rst class was more fun than a bucket of puppies so join us again to become inspired and creative. Price includes all materials. Max: 10 studentsRiverside Centre 6 Sessions/$100.00 15 years to 99+Th 6:30-8:30pm Oct. 25

DROP IN PAINTING CLUB

Join fellow painters for an evening of painting. Share skills, knowledge and the joy of painting with friends. Beginners to established painters welcome. Arts Council Membership required for drop in at $10 for the year. Contact Guadolupe at 250-295-7406 for more information.6:30pm Wed. Riverside Community Centre

ARTS COUNCIL

PRINCETON & COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL The Princeton Community Arts Council supports and encourages the full range of artistic creation and production, both professional and non-professional, through programming and promotional support, including the operation of the Sunfl ower Gallery. www.princetonarts.ca

CRAFTS

BUNCHGRASS QUILTERS This dedicated group of quilters meets to work on their own quilts in the company of others, learn new techniques or just get inspired. Once a year we do a charity sew-in for children in crisis. Contact Sharron at 250-295-4194 or Myrna 250-295-7272 for more information or just drop in.Riverside Centre Adult/FreeMondays 10:00am-3:00pm1st & 3rd Thursday 10:00am-3:00pm

DANCE

LINE DANCING AT THE LEGIONKick up your heels each Thursday night for an evening of dance, laughter and fun. This program is great for the beginner to seasoned pro. Come check us out.Cost: Free Where: Legion Hall 7pm Beginners 8pm Intermediate/Advanced

FESTIVALS

PRINCETON TRADITIONAL MUSIC SOCIETY

Each August the PTMS host a fantastic weekend of music in the down town of Princeton. Musicians from all over BC and beyond entertain everyone with toe tapping music, poetry, dancing and laughter. Volunteers are welcome throughout the year to assist with planning this wonderful festival. Contact Jon or Rika at 250-295-6010 or www.princetontraditional.org

FIRST AID

FIRST AID CLASSES

Red Cross First Aid Instructor, Carol Mack, is teaching a variety of fi rst aid classes this fall. Basic First aid with CPR and AED training is available. Contact the Recreation and Culture Office at 250-295-6067 or e-mail [email protected] to learn more.

COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL CONTACTS

Princeton Community Arts Council President Del Hall 250-295-3266Bridge Club Anthea Pugliese 250-295-6821Bunchgrass Quilters

Rosemary Woodruff 250-295-6511Central Station Retreat Society

Leonard Roberts 250-295-3728Crimson Tine Players Esther Donovan 250-295-7861Garden Club Doreen Poulsen 250-295-1577Princeton Community Band Joan Kelly 250-295-7743Princeton Country & Blues Mel Berg 250-295-4059Princeton Museum & Archives Robin Irwin 250-295-7588Princeton Rock & Fossil Club Franz Hofer 250-295-3086 Princeton Traditional Music Society Jon Bartlett 250-295-6010Sunfl ower Gallery Marjorie Holland 250-295-6718Vermilion Forks Field Naturalists

Cathie Yingling 250-295-4802


ADULTS 19 to 99+ADULTS 19 to 99+FITNESS

FIT LUNCH BREAK

Join us at Riverside Centre Theatre for a 40 minute fi tness blast! We’ll concentrate on a different body part each Thursday. Each session will include a warm up, cardio blast, strength, and stretch and cool down. Class will begin at 12:10pm sharp and end at 12:50pm allowing time to come and go from work during your lunch break.Riverside Centre Theatre 6 sessions/$40.00 AdultTh Noon-1:00pm Sept. 27 to Nov. 1Th Noon-1:00pm Nov. 22 to Jan 10

STRETCH/STRENGTH & BODY MOVEMENT CLASS

Join our dynamic instructor Dorothy will guide you through a body movement class that incorporates low impact aerobics, strength and stretch components. This class will help in the prevention of injuries by promoting a strong body. Participants are encouraged to work at their own pace, bring a towel or workout mat, water bottles and wear loose comfortable clothing including non-marking gym shoes. Instructor: Dorthy LauderRiverside Centre Theatre 12 classes/$80.00 Adults/SeniorsT/Th 10:00-11:00am Sept. 25 to Nov. 1T/Th 10:00-11:00am Nov. 20-Jan 105 Visit Pass Available for $40.00 $8.00 Drop in per class

MARTIAL ARTS


Karate Training is an excellent form of physical & mental exercises for improving & maintaining health for all ages. It develops coordination, balance, strength, agility and mental discipline all the while cultivating humility & excellence. Call Paul Bedard 250-295-7374 to register or learn more. Ask about our weekly program for 6-10 year olds.United Church Hall $40.00/month M/W On going 6:45-8:00pm


Shorei-Kan is a non-contact form of karate in that fi ghting is not part of the discipline. It combines blocking, punching and kicking techniques with footwork and practical self-defense. Ongoing registration is welcome. Children aged 5&6 years are welcomed to be assessed. Call Steve White at 250-295-7445.Arena Mezz 3 months/$75.00 16+ yrs/AdultT/Th On going 7:00-8:30pm

MUSIC PRINCETON COMMUNITY BAND

The Princeton Community Band performs at a variety of community events and is enjoyed by many. New members are always welcome and should call Joan Kelly at 250-295-7743 to learn more.

OUTDOOR RECREATION

Princeton Leaders for Literacy

Dedicated to building a committed community network that will inspire residents to work together and mobilize for change.

Would you like to improve your Reading Writing Speaking Computer Skills or Upgrade your education?

Would you like to help someone improve their Reading Writing Speaking Computer Skills

or Upgrade their education?

We are looking for learners and tutors for our new Tutoring Program! Interested in finding out more? Please contact Elaine Rutherford, Literacy Outreach Coordinator,

at 250-295-6905 or email: [email protected]

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGIONBranch #56 Princeton

172 Bridge Street

Of ce: 250-295-6060 Lounge: 250-295-7776

Lounge Hours of Operation:Sunday - Monday: 12 (noon) - 7:00 p.m.

Tuesday: 12 (noon) - 6:00 p.m.

Wednesday - Saturday: 12 (noon) - 11:00 p.m.

HALL RENTAL - CATERING AVAILABLE

Of ce Hours: Monday - Friday 12 p.m. - 4 p.m.


OUTDOOR RECREATIONOUTDOOR RECREATIONOUTDOOR RECREATION

CHINA RIDGE TRAILS SOCIETY

Breathtaking beauty for outdoor enthusiasts: hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, skijoring, dogsledding, snowshoeing, and tobogganing. Check out their website at www.chinaridgetrails.com for contact information, location, maps, and so much more.

GARDEN CLUB

This group of dedicated gardeners meets the 3rd Tuesday of every month at the Seniors Centre at 1:00pm. Contact Doreen Poulsen at 250-295-1577 for more information.

OTTER VALLEY FISH & GAME CLUB www.tulameenbc.comThe Otter Valley Fish & Game Club is a group of dedicate, hard working individuals who coordinate a variety of activities and conservation programs such as clean up at local lakes and habitat restoration. Membership into our club provides you with insurance coverage, use of the fi ring range in Tulameen, access to the Club House and program participation. New club members and volunteers are always welcomed. Contact Anne Jones at 250-295-3642 for membership information.

PRINCETON FISH & GAME ASSOCIATION

The Princeton Fish & Game Association meets the second Monday of the month. Children and Youth outdoor activities are our priority. Call Joy or George Klassen at 250-295-3134 to learn more.

OUTDOOR RECREATION

VERMILION FORKS FIELD NATURALISTS VFFN welcomes all to their monthly speaker series on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. Field trips (hiking, birding and more) are held approximately twice a month, with members who share an interest in the natural world. For more information please call Janis Wright at 250-295-7560.Tuesday Night Speaker Series

7:00-9:00pm Riverside Community CentreSept. 11 The Miracle of Migration by Jason Jones Ph D., BiologyOct. 9 Canadian Raptors by John Neville-President of BC Nature Salt Spring Is.Nov. 13 Stormwater Treatment by Vic Sagorski

Field Trips Meet at Billy’s Restaurant at 9am for car pooling.Sept. 8 Kelly Peakes Rika Ruebsaat 250-295-4006Sept. 22 Grasslands Museum Ken Heuser 250-295-7647Oct. 6 Hike behind Golf Course *10am meet time Tip Anderson 250-295-3369

PRINCETON ROCK AND FOSSIL CLUB

The Princeton District is blessed with an incredible diversity of mineralization. Members share an interest in exploring and studying rocks and fossils, pooling their knowledge and having fun. Contact Franz Hofer to learn more at 250-295-3086Riverside Centre Membership Adults/FamiliesMeetings 3rd Tuesday of each month 7:00pm

VERMILION TRAIL SOCIETY

The Vermilion Trail Society is made up of dedicated vol-unteers who work to maintain the Trans Canada Trail from Trout Creek Main to Brookmere for Princeton & District residents and tourists to enjoy. Currently we are working on the Two Rivers Park with support from Rotary and the Town. Volunteers are always welcomed to help with upgrade, cleaning and enhancing our trail. If you would like to become involved with our society please stop in at the Chamber of Commerce basement the second Tuesday of every month. Youth clubs are welcomed and encouraged to join. VTS is currently building a new website. Updates are available on our facebook page at:www.facebook.com/pages/Vermilion-Trails-Society/President: Ken Davidson [email protected] President: April Riley 250-295-0109 [email protected]

MARG & ED REICHERT Tulameen, BC V0X 2L0

Phone: 250-295-6489 Fax: 250-295-7768

REICHERT SALES & SERVICESummer Hours: May - September

Monday: CLOSEDTuesday - Friday: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Saturday: 9:00 am - NoonSunday: CLOSED

OPEN HOUSE November 10, doors open 9:00 a.m.www.reichertsalesandservice.com


SOCIAL CLUBS & ACTIVITIESSOCIAL CLUBS & ACTIVITIESSOCIAL ACTIVITIES

BRIDGE CLUB

Join the fun each week playing with other card enthusiasts. Contact Anthea Pugliesi at 250-295-6821 for more information.Riverside Centre Adult/Drop inEvery Monday 7:00-9:00 pm

SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

SENIOR CITIZEN'S CENTRE – Branch 30

Mature Adults to 99+ yearsThis inviting place welcomes drop ins to meet with friends or join in the daily activities including fi tness, cards, pool tables, seasonal events, and daily lunch. Call 250-295-7515 to learn more or just stop in. Located behind Coopers Foods off of Bridge Street. $15.00 yearly membership fee

SPORTS

BADMINTON Going to the birds? Join the fun and recreational badminton play at PSS with some great adults who enjoy the sport. Enjoy time with others who enjoy a great game. All levels welcome. Season Membership availablePSS Gym Youth/Free Adults: $3.00 Drop in 13-18 yrs & Adult M On-going 7:30-9:30pm

BOWLING LEAGUES

The Copperhill Lanes welcomes returning bowlers and new bowlers this season. Sign up today for these great leagues. Call 250-295-6500 to learn more or to register.Tuesday Morning Coffee League $9.00 Begins Oct. 9 10:00am to noonTuesday Night Doubles $10.00 registration & $13.50 per session Begins Sept. 11 7:00pm Wednesday Night Competitive Fun Night

$10.00 registration & $13.50 per session Begins Sept. 12 7:00pmThursday Special O – Sunshine Club Begins Oct. 9 9:30amThursday Night Competitive League $13.50 per session Plus Prize Pot Begins Sept. 13 7:00pmFriday Night Singles Competitive $13.50 per session/$11.00 for prize pot Begins Sept. 14 8:00pm

Princeton & Area Transit System 250-295-6666 / 1-800-291-0911

Pick up Monday, Wednesday and Friday:

Princeton Door to Door Service 7:30 amHedley Door to Door Service 8:30 amKeremeos Mountain View Manor 8:45 am Old Age Pension Building 8:50 am Hill Top Esso 9:00 am Cawston - Amber Light 9:05 am Olalla (if stop in Cawston 9:10 am) 9:05 am

Return from Penticton Monday/Wednesday/Friday

Parking lot behind Elite Café 1:10 pmCherry Lane Mall - (Save On Foods back entrance) 1:20 pmWalmart - Main entrance 1:30 pm

FARESPassengers (one way fares):

Princeton local $1.50Princeton/Penticton $4.00Hedley/Penticton $3.50Keremeos/Penticton $3.00

*No regular service on weekends or statutory holidays. Times subject to change due to road construction.

NEW BEGINNINGS47 Harold Avenue

Open 9am-3pm Monday to Thursday

The New Beginnings Day Program and Residential Living Program assists developmentally disabled adults to achieve their greatest independence under the least restrictive conditions, with the same rights respects and freedoms enjoyed by other citizens.

DAILY ACTIVITIES

M Life Skills & CraftsT Recreation & MusicW Out & About DayTh Recreation & GamesF Closed* Special trips are planned throughout the year for evenings and weekends.

SPECIAL OLYMPICS PRINCETON

The Special Olympics Athletes from Princeton welcome new Athletes and volunteers to join our fantastic team. Call our local coordinator, Gloria, at 250-295-7218.ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:Alpine Skiing Sundays Bocci Mondays 5:15pmCurling Mondays 3:30 pmBowling Tuesdays 6:30 pmWeight Training All year 6:30 am


SOCIAL CLUBS & ACTIVITIESSOCIAL CLUBS & ACTIVITIESSOCIAL ACTIVITIES

PRINCETON CURLING CLUB

PCC is proud of its 80 years of small town hospitality it hosts each season to curling enthusiasts locally and from beyond. New curlers will enjoy the welcoming atmosphere and fun this club has to offer. Check them out on line at www.princetoncurlingclub.com. 250-295-6400 or e-mail [email protected].

League Play – Ladies – Wed night; Men’s Tuesday night; Mixed Drop in Friday nightSeniors of all ages Thursday daytime…Very affordable!Youth League!

Upcoming events:

AGM Oct. 17 6:00pmStick Curling Clinic Oct. 17 7:00pmClinic Night Oct. 19 7:00pmTune Up Clinic Oct. 20 All dayChili Night-Bring a friend Oct. 26 7:00pm

THEATRE

CRIMSON TINE PLAYERS This dedicated group of theatre performers, directors, and artists work hard to develop unique theatre experience for Princeton and Area residents. New members are always welcome by contacting Derek Hodgson at 250-295-3037.

THEATRE

WINTER PLAY- ‘A CHRISTMAS STORY’

Did mother use up all the glue on purpose? What was the secret message from Little Orphan Annie? Will Ralphie get a "Red Ryder BB Gun with a compass in the stock and this thing that tells time" or will he shoot his eye out? The answers to these questions, the leg lamp, and the Hillbilly Bumpass Hounds and more are presented for your enjoyment as "The Crimson Tine Players" present the hillarious Christmas Classic - "A Christmas Story" based on the wonderful 80's movie by Jean Shepard. November 30 at 7pm, December 1 at 2pm and 7pm, December 7 at 7pm and December 8 at 2pm and 7pm. Tickets in advance and at the door. Email [email protected] for more information.

Meet your Friends at the RinkAGM • Stick Curling Clinic • Registration

Wednesday, October 17, 2012 at 7:00 p.m.

www.princetoncurlingclub.com

250 295 6400


HEALTH & HEALTH & WELLNESSWELLNESSWELLNESS

LOTUS WELLNESS NIGHTS

Join Guadalupe, Alternative Medical Consultant, for an evening of relaxation through mediation and healthy living talks that will improve and maintain a healthy lifestyle. For more information call 250-295-7406.Riverside Centre Drop in/$5.00 Adult/SeniorT Sept. 11 start 7:00-8:30pm

PRENATAL CLASSES

Family centered classes that focus on answering your questions about pregnancy, assisting woment and their helpers to feel confi dent about labor and birth, breastfeeding and more. For more information or to sign up for a class please contact the Health Centre at 250-295-4442.

WELLNESS

T.O.P.S GROUP

The group ‘Taking Off Pounds Sensibly’ meets weekly to support and discuss ways to ensure that your weight loss is a success. Lots of laughter and support is given weekly at these meetings. Anyone interested in joining or learning more can call Lynda Borg at 250-295-3658 or Myrna Leard at 250-295-7272RIVERSIDE CENTRE Membership Fee AdultTh Ongoing 8:30-10:00am

THE HUT BOTTLE DEPOT

Keep our community clean and cash in with yourrecyclable containers!

HOURS: 11 am to 5 pm Daily / 11 am to 5 pm SaturdayCLOSED TUESDAYS & STAT HOLIDAYS

[email protected] 367 Hwy 3 Princeton 250-295-3835

Lotus Medical Acupuncture & Alternative Medicine

Riverside Centre

M. Guadalupe Gutierrez, D.D.S R.AcAlternative Medical Consultant

*Diagnosis/treatment with Chinese methods that can:

*control pain *regulate circulation *improve sleep * ease menopause *increase energy

*aid to quit smoking.

Safe, natural, drug free and effective.

Gift certifi cates and weekend retreats are available.Call 295-295-7406 to book an appointment.

www.medical-acupuncture.netHEALING INSOMNIA - Acupuncture promotes real sleep

naturally. No side effects, improves quality and quantity of sleep healing the root cause.

ICBC claims and some extended health plans accepted.

RED CROSSHealth Equipment Loan Program

OPEN TUESDAYS 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.IF YOU NEED EQUIPMENT at other times, please call 250-293-6467

(9am - 3pm, Tuesday - Friday)TO RETURN EQUIPMENT:Please leave it at the office door with a note of your name so that I can clear your fi le from our records. (DO NOT leave equipment outside the Riverside Centre)VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:to care for the equipment, please call 250-293-6467. ~Marjorie Holland - Volunteer


Community EventsCommunity EventsCommunity Events Listing

Check out the Town of Princeton website at www.princeton.ca for upcoming monthly events!

If you have an event that the residents and visitors of Princeton and District need to learn about please contact the Recreation and Culture office at 250-295-6067 or e-mail [email protected].

4 WAYS TO REGISTERBY PHONE Call the Princeton • Community Recreation & Culture Office at 250-295-6067 and leave a message on line 3 to reserve your spot. Payment is due one week prior at Town Hall.IN PERSON At Town Hall (169 Bridge Street) • during regular office hours. Cash, cheque or debit are accepted.E-MAIL • [email protected]

CASH CHEQUE

COMMUNITY PROGRAM Call the com-• munity organization listed with the program description.

Registration requires a minimum of one week • prior to program start date.Class sizes are limited and are fi lled on a fi rst • come, fi rst served basis.All classes are subject to cancellation due to • insufficient registration, weather or non-avail-ability of facilities. In these cases, a full refund or prorated refund will be issued.Nothing kills a good program faster than last • minute registration. If minimum registration is not met ONE WEEK PRIOR to the start date listed with the program we will have to cancel.Refunds requested by participants will be • given for medical reasons only and will be prorated if program has started.Programs are not offered on statutory holi-• days. SMILE • for Recreation and Culture photog-raphy staff. These photos will be utilized for advertising programs in upcoming Leisure Guides, local newspaper and website. If you object to having your photo (or your children) please advise staff.CHILDREN’S FITNESS TAX CREDIT• The Child Fitness Tax Credit is a measure to help parents offset some of the costs of healthy, active living programs for parents of children under the age of 16.Up to $500 can be claimed when children are • registered in a supervised program that is:Ongoing for a minimum of 8 weeks at one or • more sessions per week;Children’s camps at 5 consecutive days;• Must include a signifi cant amount of physical • activity.

REGISTRATION MADE EASY

BE INFORMED - GENERAL INFO


Community Groups & OrganizationsCommunity Groups & OrganizationsBUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS

CHAMBER OF COMMERCELori Thomas 250-295-3103TEACHERS UNIONRobert Tarswell 250-295-6684

COMMUNITY SERVICESCITIZEN’S ON PATROLJim Turner 250-295-3178 CRISIS ASSISTANCE SOCIETYStore 250-295-6881 COMMUNITY SERVICES SOCIETYLynn Pelly 250-295-6666GROUND SEARCH AND RESCUEArnie Powell 250-295-6759HAYES CREEK FIREFIGHTERS’Bob McMurtrie 250-295-0310HOSPITAL AUXILIARYThrift Store 250-295-7214HOSPICE SOCIETYBetty Reheis 250-295-7748MINISTRY OF CHILDREN AND FAMILYSocial Workers 250-295-7585PRINCETON FAMILY SERVICES Heather Eriksen 250-295-3126PRINCETON FIRE DEPARTMENTEric Gregson 250-295-3325PRINCETON COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCILDel Hall 250-295-3266 PROVINCIAL EMERGENCY PRGJim Turner 250-295-3178

CULTURAL CLUBSBUNCHGRASS QUILTERSRosemary Woodruff 250-295-6511CRIMSON TINE PLAYERSEsther Donovan 250-295-7861GARDEN CLUB Doreen Poulsen 250-295-1577MUSEUM & ARCHIVESRobin Irwin 250-295-7588PRINCETON ARTS COUNCIL Del Hall 250-295-3266PRINCETON COMMUNITY BANDJoan Kelly 250-295-7743PRINCETON FLY TYING GUILDJohn Sandness 250-295-7827PRINCETON SENIORS PAINTERSBeryl Olson 250-295-7515PRINCETON TRADITIONAL MUSIC SOCIETY 250-295-6010PRINCETON COUNTRY & BLUESMel Berg 250-295-4059PRINCETON ROCK & FOSSIL CLUBFranz Hofer 250-295-3086SUNFLOWERY GALLERYMarjorie Holland 250-295-6718

HEALTH CARE

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUSEd 250-295-7229COMPASSIONATE FRIENDSShirley Haker 250-295-3607DRUG & ALCOHOL COUNSELINGDanny Highley 250-295-4449INFANT DEVELOPMENT PRGPCCS 250-295-3126

MENTAL HEALTH SERVICESBruce Lange 250-499-3029PGH (SUPPORT GROUPS)PGH Office 250-295-3233 499-3029

PUBLIC HEALTHOffice 250-295-4442 THE ANCHORAGE - Mental Health Drop-In Centre 250-295-6936 250-295-6936

RECREATION – ADULTRECREATION/CULTURE Nadine McEwen 250-295-6067MODEL FLYING CLUBGeorge White 250-295-4057OLD TIMERS HOCKEY CLUBJohn Schneider 250-295-7413LADIES HOCKEYTesa Holland PRINCETON ARENALyle Thomas 250-295-7222PRINCETON ADULT HOCKEYKirk McConnell 250-295-3240PRINCETON MIXED SLOW PITCHSteve 250-295-7989PUMPKINS HOCKEYBen Martindale 250-295-4069SHOTOKAN KARATE CLUBPaul 250-295-7374SPECIAL OLYMPICSGloria 250-295-7218

RECREATION – CHILDREN/YOUTHCENTENNIAL OUTDOOR POOLCarol Mack 250- 295-6535 CHINA RIDGE TRAILS ASSOC.Kelley Cook 250-295-7295RECREATION/CULTURE Nadine McEwen 250-295-6067FIGURE SKATING CLUBLynette Boyd 250-295-7113GIRL GUIDES OF CANADA Elaine Miller 250-295-6155 PRINCETON ARENALyle Thomas 250-295-7222PRINCETON MINOR HOCKEYAngela Clarke 250-295-0095PRINCETON YOUTH SOCCERAlicia Hargrave 250-295-4353

SENIORS ORGANIZATIONSSENIOR CITIZENS BRANCH #30SR. HALL 250-295-7515

SERVICE CLUBSBPO ELKS LODGE 250-295-3518CHINA RIDGE TRAILSBob Coyne 250-295-3569ELKS LADIES AUXILLARYDoris Driver 250-295-3518AGRICULTURAL FAIR ASSOCIATIONDan Kastor 250-295-6993LADIES AUXILLARY-LEGIONCharlene Longdo 250-295-6060LIONS CLUBDave Shalanski 250-295-7358MASONIC ORDERRuss Herrick 250-295-7137 OSPREY LAKE SNOWHEELERSRon Reid 250-295-7880OTTER VALLEY FISH AND GAMEAnne Jones 250-295-3642PRINCETON CURLING CLUBShirley Campbell 250-295-3379PRINCETON EXHIBITIONPaul 250-295-7374PRINCETON FISH AND GAMERay Pusell 250-295-7508 Willi Mix 250-295-7466PRINCETON GOLF CLUBPro Shop 250-295-6123PRINCETON PAINTBALLwww.bctactical.comPRINCETON RACING DAYSKarrie Crucil 250-295-7314PRINCETON RODEO CLUBKen Crompton 250-295-6000RIFLE & REVOLVER CLUB INC.Teresa Bowman 250-295-6150COPPERHILL LANES (Bowling Centre)Dan 250-295-6500ROTARY CLUBJudy Short 250-295-0217ROYAL CANADIAN LEGIONKathy 250-295-6060S.O.F.S.N.A-SuperannuatesRay Somner 250-493-6799 TIMBERLAND CRUISERSVickie Marr 250-295-7674TRADITIONAL MUSIC SOCIETY John Bartlett 250-295-6010TULAMEEN COMMUNITY CLUBMardi Hassell 250-295-7323VERMILION TRAIL SOCIETYKen Davidson [email protected] VFFN- NATURALISTSKathy 250-295-4802

Please keep the Princeton Community Recreation & Culture Office updated

on your contacts. Call 250-295-6067 or email [email protected]

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Creative by: Lisa Carleton-Associate Publisher

The Leisure Guide is published by the Similkameen Spotlight in Princeton, BC and printed in Canada.

www.princeton.ca

The Princeton & District Museum & Archives 167 Vermilion Avenue Princeton, BC V0X1W0 email: [email protected]

September 2012

Please feel free to contact the museum

with questions dealing with rentals,

events, tours, programs or any other inquiries!

Now that our busy season is coming to an end...

HERE ARE SOME FANTASTIC SERVICES WE OFFER IN THE

OFF-SEASON:

FACILITY RENTALS!• We can accommodate various events for

business meetings, conferences, corporate events, reception gatherings and many more!

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS!• Field trips to the museum can compliment any

curriculum by providing an exciting visual journey at the museum. Teachers, enquire now!

BIRTHDAY PARTIES & KID GROUPS!• After the success of our kids day camps, we are

keeping the momentum going by offering museum birthday party packages.

• Ask us about kid group packages as well. The Girl Guides’ Overnight Adventure was a complete success and we are always open to hosting new groups!

ADMISSION BY APPOINTMENT!• Please contact us to schedule a self-guided

museum tour, as we are shifting from our full-time summer hours to limited winter hours.

T E L E P H O N E(250) 295 7588E M A I L :

[email protected]

Glowing minerals exhibit part of our world class rock and fossil display

Archaeology day camp field trip

www.princetonmuseum.org

"If you don't know where you've come from,

you don't know where you are."

-James Burke

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