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REPORT / 11
Hockey PG 19
Ringette PG 26
Speed Skating PG 28
Learn to Skate PG 34
Lap Skating PG 48
Public Skating PG 55
AEROBICS / 31
CORYDON CC / 53
FALL 2016
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SPORTS 18-39
FEATURE STORY:
Basketball
Hockey
Corydon Heritage Ice Federation
Ringette
Speedskating
Indoor Soccer
Judo
Boxing Aerobics
Gymnastics
Learn to Skate
Tennis
PRE-SCHOOL 40-42
Creative Dance
Indoor Mini Soccer
Indoor Playground
Tiny Tots
YOUTH 43-47
Kidz Klub – After School Program
Hip Hop Dance
Zumba Kids
Arts & Crafts
Winter/Spring Break Camps
PreTeen Dances
ADULT/SENIOR 44-53
Art Classes
Pickleball
EL1TE Balance – Yoga, Zumba
Drop In Volleyball
Bridge
Adult Drop In
Lap Skating
Drop In Ringette
Quilting
Strength Training
Walking Club
Yoga
Tai Chi
FAMILY 54-55
Outdoor Rinks
Outdoor Slides
Public Skating
SPECIAL EVENTS 56-57
Indoor Soccer
The world’s favourite sport moves
indoors for the winter season - in
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Staff/Contact Info
Board Information
Room/Hall Rentals
Advertising Opportunities
Scholarship Fund
Donation Opportunities
Volunteer Opportunities
President’s Report
Registration Information
Craft Sale
Bingo
Winter Carnival
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Office Hours
Monday - Friday
8:30 am - 4:30 pm
A family owned and operated business that is proud to have served your community for
50 years!
HOME, CONDO, TENANT’S, COMMERCIAL AND MORE!
Visit us at our new website turnbullwhitaker.com
Email: [email protected]
Ph: 204-488-4547
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Members of the Corydon Community Centre are those residents
living within our official service area as defined below:
NORTH
The Assiniboine River from the point
where it would meet Edgeland Boulevard,
east to where it would connect with
Harrow Street, south to Academy Road
and east to Stafford Street.
EAST
Stafford Street south to Pembina
Highway and south again to the
CNR Line.
STAY IN TOUCH
204.488.7000
FOLLOW:
Program Manager
Kathy Turner
204.488.7000 ext. 202
[email protected]
Accountant
Robel Basa
204.488.7000 ext. 201
[email protected]
Program Coordinator
Tara Abbott
204.488.7000 ext. 212
[email protected]
SOUTH
Site Supervisor
Wayne Cyr
Crescentwood Site
204.488.7000
WEST
Site Supervisor
Scott Street
Sir John Franklin Site
204.488.7000
CNR line west to Waverley Street,
south to Wilkes and west to Kenaston
Boulevard.
North on Kenaston Boulevard to Grant
Avenue, west on Grant to Edgeland
Boulevard, north on Edgeland to
Assiniboine River.
Office Hours
Site Supervisor
Brent Wasio
River Heights Site
204.488.7000
Additional hours will be
posted on the website
corydoncc.com
Monday - Friday
8:30 am - 4:30 pm
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204.488.7000 ext. 208
[email protected]
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CORYDON COMMUNITY CENTRE SITES
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Crescentwood
1170 Corydon Ave
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River Heights
1370 Grosvenor Ave
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Sir John Franklin
1 Sir John Franklin Rd
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General Information
BOARD MEETINGS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2016-2017
All area residents are welcome to attend the Corydon
Community Centre Board meetings. If you are interested in
attending, please confirm day, time and location with the
office at 204.488.7000.
EXECUTIVE
President
Colleen Plumton
Past President
Patrick O’Connor
Vice-President
Naomi Patey
DATE
SITE
TIME
Secretary
Lynne McCarthy
September 28th
River Heights
7:00 pm
Treasurer
Dana Ray
October 26th
River Heights
7:00 pm
DIRECTORS AT LARGE
November 23rd
River Heights
7:00 pm
Garry Dunne
Lance Barber
December 14th
River Heights
7:00 pm
Janet McMahon
Frank Ferguson
January 25th
River Heights
7:00 pm
Paul Krestanowich
Dean Danforth
February 22nd
River Heights
7:00 pm
March 22nd
River Heights
7:00 pm
April 26th
River Heights
7:00 pm
Mike Hamm
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Corydon Community Centre is governed by a Volunteer
Board of Directors. Each year at the Annual General
Meeting, new Board Members are elected and returning
members re-appointed.
The Annual General Meeting is also when the Board reports
to the Community on all matters pertaining to Corydon
Community Centre. It is a time for questions and answers.
It is an opportunity for the community to give direction to
the Board and Centre Staff. The Annual General Meeting is
your chance to give advice and provide ideas. Refreshments
will be served.
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River Heights site
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ROOM RENTALS
Are you looking for a place to host a board meeting, work
conference, birthday party, reunion, family get together,
wedding social, or shower? Corydon Community Centre is
pleased to offer 3 locations to meet all of your needs. Please
review the following rental options at our 3 locations.
Prices listed are for daytime rentals/evening rentals with no
alcohol. For all alcohol or social hall bookings please call
Dean at 204.452.9203 or 204.488.7000 ext. 503.
Full rental cost is required at time of reservation.
SITE
ROOM
ROOM SIZE
PRICE
FUNCTION/USE
RIVER HEIGHTS
MULTI PURPOSE ROOM
1100 SQ FT
$35/HOUR
Board meetings, birthday parties, wedding/baby showers
and more! Wi-Fi and projector also available for use.
RIVER HEIGHTS
GYMNASIUM
2500 SQ FT
$40/HOUR
Sports team conditioning practice, team parties, birthday
parties, wedding/baby showers, dances and more
RIVER HEIGHTS
MACKENZIE LOUNGE
500 SQ FT
$25/HOUR
Smaller meetings, trainings and parties
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN
BOARD ROOM
300 SQ FT
$25/HOUR
Smaller meetings, trainings and parties
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN
GYMNASIUM
2500 SQ FT
$40/HOUR
For events of
100+ call for rate
Sport team conditioning practice, team parties, birthday
parties, wedding/baby showers, dances and more!
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN
DRYLAND TRAINING ROOM
125 SQ FT
$20/HOUR
Off-ice workouts for hockey teams.
*Must have coach present.
CRESCENTWOOD
MULTI PURPOSE ROOM
1500 SQ FT
$35/HOUR
Sports team conditioning practice, team party rentals,
birthday parties, wedding/baby showers and more!
CRESCENTWOOD
GYMNASIUM
4000 SQ FT
$45/HOUR
For events of
100+ call for rate
Sports team conditioning practice, team parties, birthday
parties, wedding/baby showers, dances and more!
CRESCENTWOOD
HUGO HALL
400 SQ FT
$25/HOUR
Smaller meetings, trainings and parties.
Book your
event today!
204.488.7000 EXT. 200
Socials, anniversaries,
birthday parties,
meetings, training,
wind-up parties. There
is no event too big or
too small to book a hall!
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ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES
If you have something to advertise, Corydon Community Centre has
opportunities for you. Our entire Corydon community plus surrounding
communities use all three of our facilities every day – adults, seniors,
children and families!
Zamboni
Imagine your advertising circling
the rink in front of your fans all
day every day. See options below.
Arena
On the boards or on the wall – your
advertising can be like a hall of
fame for all your customers to see!
ARENA AD RATES
RINK BOARDS
$500/YEAR
(3 YEAR MINIMUM)
ARENA WALL BOARDS*
$400/YEAR
(3 YEAR MINIMUM)
ARENA WALL BANNERS**
$200/YEAR
(3 YEAR MINIMUM)
* Positioned on the East and West sides of the rink directly across from spectator stands.
Advertising boards are 4’ x 6’
** Positioned on the North wall behind the home goal. Banners are 3’ x 5’
ZAMBONI AD RATES
INDOOR ZAMBONI
OUTDOOR ZAMBONI
Print/Digital
$2000/YEAR FOR FULL ZAMBONI
(3 YEAR MINIMUM)
$1000/YEAR FOR ONE SIDE
(3 YEAR MINIMUM)
$500/YEAR FOR FRONT SIDE
(3 YEAR MINIMUM)
$1000/YEAR FOR FULL ZAMBONI
(3 YEAR MINIMUM)
In addition to this program guide,
published twice a year, we also
publish a printed program for our
annual Glen McLeod tournament.
Football
PROGRAM GUIDE AD RATES
Take to the field with
football sponsorships.
INSIDE PAGE
INSIDE COVER
OUTSIDE COVER
FULL PAGE
$160
$165
$185
FOOTBALL SPONSORSHIP
HALF PAGE
$110
$140
$160
SCOREBOARD
$500/YEAR
QUARTER PAGE
$65
N/A
N/A
GAME DAY
$500/YEAR
BUS. CARD
$30
N/A
N/A
ADULT/SENIOR
SPECIAL SECTION
N/A
N/A
$30
Call office for Glen McLeod Tournament program ad rates (printed yearly in January).
Call our office at 204.488.7000 for more info on any of our
advertising programs. You can help support the community
and your business at the same time!
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ALL THEY WANT TO DO IS
Corydon Community Centre hopes to be recognized as a community leader
in sports and recreation. Our mission is to provide accessible recreational
opportunities to promote well-being and a sense of community in the
neighborhood. There are many children in our area who are restricted from
participating in sport because of cost. So, we have started a fund to provide
financial assistance for sports and programs that are not covered under our
normal program subsidy, such as summer camps and ice draft.
Please contact 204.488.7000 to donate or if you would like to learn more
about this important initiative.
WWW.CORYDONCC.COM
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DONATIONS
The Corydon Community Centre has been part of the
community for over 60 years. The Centre is partially funded
by the City of Winnipeg. However, each year the Centre
must rely on fundraising and donations in order to continue
to meet the needs of our community.
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If you are interested in making a donation to Corydon
Community Centre please contact Abbie Bajon, General
Manager, 204.488.7000 or [email protected]. The
Community Centre will also accept gifts on behalf of a loved
one and of course as part of your own personal estate plan.
PRETEEN DANCES
Our Friday night dances for grades 5 and 6, are held once a
month at the Sir John Franklin site. Volunteers will assist
with setup and sign-in, supervise throughout the centre &
post dance clean up.
Estate gifts, which can be of any amount, are received after
a donor’s lifetime.
WINTER CARNIVAL
Our Annual Winter Carnival is being held January 23rd –
29th. Carnival volunteers can get in at the planning stage as
well as during the carnival. Duties will include helping with
kids carnival games, pancake breakfasts, hockey tournament, silent auction & children’s arts & crafts. Volunteers
can start immediately.
Support can take several forms, such as the following:
BEQUESTS, where Corydon Community Centre is the
beneficiary in your Will;
LIFE INSURANCE, where Corydon Community Centre is the
beneficiary of a current policy or new policy purchased with
Corydon Community Centre named as owner and beneficiary.
PUBLICLY TRADED SECURITIES, with a donation of stocks,
bonds, mutual funds, and segregated funds (as part of an
estate or gifted during a person’s lifetime).
If you would like more information about planned giving
opportunities, please call 204.488.7000.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Corydon Community Centre welcomes & encourages all
volunteer participation within our community centre and
has current short-term & long-term opportunities for
volunteers.
CHILDRENS PROGRAMS
The Corydon Community Centre offers many children’s
programs year round including our Kidz Klub after school
program as well as in-service days and Winter and Spring
Break Camps. All programs include a variety of crafts,
games, sports, outdoor activities and some field trips.
Volunteers are needed to help supervise and participate in
the organized activities of the day.
COACHING
We are always looking for parent and community
involvement to help our sports teams.
Where and when you volunteer depends on program
requirements, your availability and your personal preferences.
Program sites are located within three facilities in the River
Heights/Sir John Franklin/Crescentwood community. If
possible, volunteers are asked to commit to a daily, weekly
or monthly schedule during the length of a program.
WHO CAN VOLUNTEER?
To apply to volunteer with Corydon Community Centre,
you must:
• Be a minimum of 16 years of age
• Agree to a Criminal Record and Child Abuse Registry
Check and be approved
• Submit a volunteer application form
If you are interested in any of these volunteer opportunities,
please contact the office by phone at (204) 488-7000 or
through email to [email protected]
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2015-16
PRESIDENT’S REPORT
TO THE COMMUNITY
MAKING COMMUNITY LIFE BETTER.
It has been my pleasure serving our Community Centre in the role as President this
past year and I am excited to be continuing my role for the 2016-2017 term along with
the following individuals who make up CCC’s Board of Directors.
STRATEGIC PRIORITIES: 2013-2018
• Governance
• Human Resources
• Facilities
• Finance
• Programming
• Volunteers
This past year has seen us increase our efficiency and effectiveness as the largest CC
in the city with regards to our finances and human resources. Our 2016-2017 priority
areas are programming and volunteer development (recruitment, training, retention
and appreciation).
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INTERESTING
FACTS
compiled by Brenda Sturko
REVENUE FACTS
$2.2M
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REVENUE GENERATED BY
CORYDON COMMUNITY
CENTRE PER YEAR
$240K
WE ARE COMMITTED TO LOW COST OR NO
COST PROGRAMMING FOR THE COMMUNITY.
WE ACHIEVE THIS THROUGH FUNDRAISING.
AMOUNT RECEIVED
FROM CITY OF WINNIPEG
OPERATING GRANT
ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL WAYS WE
RAISE FUNDS IS THROUGH HALL RENTALS
FOR EVENTS.
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PER CENT OF REVENUE
RECEIVED FROM THE CITY
OF WINNIPEG
THE WINTER CARNIVAL IS OUR MAIN FUNDRAISER AND
IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT TO OUR OPERATIONS AND
CREATING A SENSE OF COMMUNITY.
EXPENSE FACTS
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NUMBER OF
OUTDOOR RINKS
AT SJF SITE
COST OF YEARLY
ELECTRIC BILL AT
RH SITE
$6.5K
$2.5K
OUR FULL-TIME STAFF HAS BEEN
WITH US A COMBINED TOTAL OF
APPROXIMATELY 80 YEARS!
WATER BILL AT SJF SITE ALONE.
THE CITY OPERATING GRANT
DOESN’T COVER THIS.
COST OF YEARLY
GARBAGE PICK UP
AT CW SITE
WE CONTINUE TO ACHIEVE OUR YEARLY
PLANNING GOALS BECAUSE OF OUR
WONDERFUL STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS!
$500
COST TO CHANGE ONE LIGHT
BULB OVER PARKING LOT
AND TENNIS COURTS
WE ARE NOT “RUN” BY THE CITY OF WINNIPEG –
THEY OWN THE LAND AND WE MANAGE THE FACILITIES,
PROGRAMS, STAFF, VOLUNTEERS AND FINANCES
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CCC Strategic Framework
MISSION
GOALS
Corydon Community Centre provides
facilities for accessible recreational
opportunities to enhance quality of life
and promote well being and a sense of
community in our neighbourhood.
Corydon Community Centre provides
premier recreation programming for our
community – driven by volunteers - within a framework of collaboration and
operational excellence.
• To increase efficiency and effectiveness of the current CCC governance
model and financial systems to ensure
organizational effectiveness, stability,
viability and sustainability
VALUES
To be recognized as community leaders
in sport and recreation we:
• To increase volunteer engagement
We Value Community, Volunteers,
Partnerships, Participation and Fiscal
Responsibility
VISION
Corydon Community Centre achieves
integration and excellence in management, programs and facilities to become
the leader in providing recreation
services and opportunities to our
community while enhancing neighbourhood quality of life.
• Strive for continuous improvement of
facilities, program delivery and
financial stability;
• Engage community through coaching,
mentoring, leading and fundraising;
and
• Measure success through participation and performance outcomes.
Thanks to Our 2015-2016 Convenors
BASEBALL
John Young
Mike Hamm
BASKETBALL
Janet McMahon
FOOTBALL
Curtis Gottfredson
HOCKEY-Travelling
Jeff Van Norman
HOCKEY-Female
Mike Wisener
HOCKEY - House League
Jaret Klymchuk
Marni Waggoner
RINGETTE
Angela Clark
• To enhance recreation programs and
services to better meet the needs and
demands of our community
• To design a facility development
process to assist with our aging
infrastructure and future development
• To create and enhance our communication and marketing strategies and
tools to support our priorities and
initiatives
Exciting initiatives in the very near
future include a review of our programs,
volunteer management system discussions with the city of Winnipeg and
GCWCC, creation of a fundraising
campaign strategy and involvement with
the Grant Park Campus Feasibility Study.
Thanks to our wonderful staff, board and
volunteers who make all of this possible!
We look forward to another year of
making our community better together.
Sincerely,
Colleen Plumton
CCC President
Carla Davis
SOCCER
Doug Sharpe
SOFTBALL
Leslie Delnea
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REGISTRATION DATES FALL 2016
SEPTEMBER 6-10 | *IN PERSON*
*RH SITE ONLY*
Tuesday, Sept 6th
8:30 am - 8:30 pm
Wednesday, Sept 7th
8:30 am - 8:30 pm
Thursday, Sept 8th
8:30 am - 8:30 pm
Friday, Sept 9th
8:30 am - 8:30 pm
Saturday, Sept 10th
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
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REGISTRATION OPTIONS
REFUNDS
Registration fees can be paid by cash, debit, Visa or
MasterCard. Registration can be done in person or by
phone. Phone registrations are by Visa or MasterCard only
and an email will be sent confirming your registration.
Full refunds will be issued when a program is cancelled.
Please leave a detailed message on 204.488-7000 ext. 210
and we will get back to you that same day. Please note: in
person registrations will be dealt with first. Your patience
is appreciated.
For sessions of eight weeks or more, no refund will be
given after the third week of classes.
Registration is not complete until fees are paid and necessary forms are completed and submitted. Every child that
wants to be in sport deserves to be in a sport. Subsidies are
available. Anyone who requires financial support, please
call office for assistance.
Refunds will be prorated from the date the office receives
and confirms notice of withdrawal.
FEES
ACTIVITY FEES
Each program or sport has a fee based on the actual costs
of providing the program (ie: league registration fees,
equipment, uniforms, instruction, etc.) and has its own
budget which is predicated on a break-even formula.
Fee details are listed in each programs description.
PARTICIPATION FEES
This fee is levied for each activity per participant to
contribute towards facility enhancements.
A $20.00 administration fee applies to all refund requests
other than program cancellation.
To qualify for a refund, the office must be notified of the
withdrawal prior to the end of the third week.
LATE REGISTRATIONS
A late fee of $30.00 per family will be charged effective
September 11th. This is necessary due to the additional
administration which occurs when registration is late. In
some instances, teams have been formed, league fees paid
and uniforms ordered.
Our philosophy is such that anyone who wants to participate
should be accommodated, but it must be recognized that
there are extra costs incurred with late registrations and
is not always possible.
PLEASE REGISTER BEFORE THE DEADLINE
TO AVOID LATE FEES!!!!
PER REGISTRATION
YEARLY
Corydon Residents
$20.00
$75.00*
Non-Residents (outside C4 boundary)
$25.00
$85.00*
* Yearly fee must be paid in full at the Fall Registration and is valid from September 1st to
August 31st of the following year, as it includes public skating (Friday and Sunday) for the
season at the River Heights Site.
Anyone living outside the official Corydon service area must
register at their own community centre when sport league
rules so dictate. When the sport or sport age group is not
available at the home centre, written permission to transfer
is required. This includes house league sports.
ALL PROGRAM FEES AND OFFERINGS AT CORYDON CC
ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
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Sports
PROGRAMS
SPORT TEAM FORMATIONS
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
All teams are formed based on the number of registered
players-if numbers warrant, 2 or 3 teams may be formed in
one age group in certain sports. If teams are playing in the
same division they will be as equally balanced as possible.
If numbers are such that there are too many to be placed
on one team but not enough for an additional team to be
formed, then players will have to be transferred to the next
community centre needing players. The method used to
decide which players are to be transferred is:
We are always looking for parent and community involvement.
Please note that there are many ways to get involved in our
sports and we welcome all those interested in any of the
below to contact us.
1. Late registrations
2. Volunteers to transfer
3. Players from outside Corydon catchment
4. Lottery
* Any player registering late has no guarantee of a position on
a Corydon CC Team.
UNIFORM DEPOSITS
Basketball
Hockey
Ringette
• Coaches
• Assistant Coaches
• Team Managers
• Team Safety/First Aid Person
• Parent Communication Liaison
• Sport Committee Representatives
(Basketball, Hockey, Soccer, Ringette)
• Winter Carnival Hockey and Ringette
Tournament Volunteers
• Jersey Parent
Thanks again for your continued involvement and commitment
to sport and activity for youth. Here’s to a safe, successful
2016-2017 season!
$100
$200
$200
* All participants will be required to leave a post-dated
cheque dated for March 31st, 2017 with their team manager.
If uniforms are not returned, this cheque will be cashed.
FOLLOW:
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Accepting new patients
Call 204.505.2090
• family doctors
• walk-in clinic
• immunization
• pre-natal follow up
• minor procedures
City wide delivery. Seniors discount.
Call 204.488.1948
• compliance packaging
• educational clinics
• drug compounding
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Coaches are always
needed in every sport.
Fall/Winter Basketball
The Winnipeg Minor Basketball Association (WMBA) is a not-for-profit community
club based basketball league. Winter Fall League is open to boys & girls ages 8-18
and runs from mid-October through to mid-March.
JR NBA PROGRAM - MORE INFORMATION AT WWW.WMBA.CA
DETAILS
Ages: 5-7 yr boys and girls
Games: No
Practice: Once a week
Equipment: Provided
Coaches: Volunteer
Registration: Centralized – at league website
FEES
$160/player
TIMELINE
2 sessions
October - December
January - March
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
GIRLS CAN PLAY - MORE INFORMATION AT WWW.WMBA.CA
DETAILS
Ages: 8-12 yr girls
Games: No
Equipment: Provided
Coaches: Volunteer
FEES
$100/player
TIMELINE
2 sessions
October - December
January - March
STEVE NASH LEAGUE - MORE INFORMATION AT WWW.WMBA.CA
DETAILS
Games: Yes (8yr old boy &8/9 girls cross court 3on3)
Equipment: Provided
Coaches: Volunteer
FEES
$250/player
TIMELINE
October - March
Games: Sat: 11 & 12 yr olds/Sun: 13-18 yr olds
Equipment: Provided
Coaches: Volunteer
Registration: At Corydon CC (RH Site)
• The fall/winter league will run from
mid October – mid March (no club
games Louis Riel long weekend
Feb 18-19th)
• Club teams participate in 8 regular
season games prior to Holiday break
and 8 games following the break plus
a 2-game playoff.
• Teams will also practice once per
week on a weeknight at an area
school (exact day and time of the
practice is set by the coach and gym
availability). Practice times range
Monday to Friday 6-10 pm.
• Games run one hour in length at
various locations throughout the city
• Players are required to supply
non-marking indoor shoes and black
shorts with no pockets.
COMMUNITY CLUB LEAGUE - MORE INFORMATION AT WWW.WMBA.CA
DETAILS
Click on the
basketball to
register now!
FEES
$230/player
TIMELINE
October - March
• Coaches and volunteers are always
needed to help with the program
– email your Basketball ConvenorJanet McMahon at janet.mcmahon@
sportmanitoba.ca
After teams are made don’t
forget to register in person
at your host team’s site for
volunteer duties.
Hockey
ONLINE HOCKEY REGISTRATION
(Please note one parent per family must complete the Respect in
Sport Parent Program).
NEW ONLINE REGISTRATION LINK:
https://registration.hockeycanada.ca/Registration/?ID=944
There will still be some grandfathering allowed for 17-yearold players from Crescentwood who wish to continue playing
with their friends in Fort Garry, they must however register at
Corydon CC and be transferred or register directly with the
Fort Garry Twins AA organization.
As a reminder, for traveling hockey, it is our goal at Corydon
CC and within the APHA to have uniformity with respect to
tryouts, team practices and ice schedules. The APHA has
adopted the Hockey Handbook as a guide for ALL teams within
the APHA to follow for players, coaches, managers and
parents. The hockey handbook can be viewed on the APHA
website www.aphamb.ca. Remember this is a reference
guide not gospel.
For team formations, every effort is made to ensure Corydon
CC and all clubs in the APHA follow a fair and equitable
process. Remember you must register to tryout. If you choose
to play in another program after the number of teams in each
category has been formed, we will only refund half your
money. This reason is simple; once the number of teams has
been formed we are committed to those numbers so any drop
in players is catastrophic.
The traveling program is “grass roots” hockey, where
participation, fair play and competitiveness are always the
goal. Corydon CC shares the belief of equal playing time,
Register for our
hockey camps by
calling the office or
visiting the RH Site.
204.488.7000
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Click on the
puck to register
for APHA hockey!
playing in a respectful manner and having fun. Parents should
also be respectful of the enormous amount of time and energy
our coaches/managers dedicate both on & off the ice to run a
successful team. If you haven’t volunteered in the past few
years with a team please help out this year! Finally I would ask
that everyone be mindful that the referees are young and
developing and learning the game too. Without our current
crop of returning referees we would not be able to play
any games. I trust that you will give them the respect and
consideration they deserve as if they were your own child!
Let’s play some hockey!
CORYDON HOUSE LEAGUE (AGE 5-6)
Corydon CC runs an in-house league exclusively at
River Heights Arena. The number of players is restricted to
manageable numbers (max of 12-13 players per team).
Starting in late September, an initiation program of 6 sessions
will be held to assist the players with some basic skills. The
season consists of 18 indoor games. Teams will practice once
and sometimes twice a week, typically outdoors. We do
encourage our teams to participate outside the club in
tournaments and exhibition games to prepare the players for
traveling hockey and have the added experience of playing
new teams. When we assign teams, our top priority is equal
skill level. We TRY to keep friends together, but there is NO
guarantee this can be done. We only adjust for balance, not
because a player wants to be with their friends. It is also
HIGHLY recommended that young skaters enroll in a Learn to
Skate program. This league is based on a non-competitive
environment and good sportsmanship.
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APHA HOUSE LEAGUE (AGE 7-8)
GOALIES
Corydon CC participates in our area association house league
with five other APHA (Assiniboine Park Hockey Association)
community centres. Each of the community centres form
teams based on their registration numbers. The season
consists of 18-20 indoor games starting in November and
winding up in February. Teams will play 1-2 games per week
and will practice once or sometimes twice per week. The
season finishes off with double knock out playoffs. The league
is designed to focus on skill development and participation.
Boys and girls are welcome. The registration fees include a
6 session Initiation Program for all participants (female novice
is also included in the initiation program). This program will be
run over 3 weekends starting in late September prior to the
start of the season. The program is geared towards kids of
all skill levels.
If your child is a goalie, please include this information on
your registration.
HOUSE LEAGUE REGISTRATION
AGE (AT DEC 31/16)
BIRTH YEAR
FEES*
VOLUNTEER BOND
5/6
2010-11
$305
$100
7/8
2008-09
$425
$100
*plus participation fee
Players trying for AAA, AA or High School must also register
online for Corydon CC hockey to prevent problems related to
having a place to play if the player does not make the AAA,
AA or High School team. Your online registration or cheque
fee payment will be returned or destroyed, as per your
instructions, in the event of the player making the team.
All travelling team players must register at their home
community centre. Hockey Winnipeg rules regarding
transfers will be strictly enforced. In the event of an APHA
team formation involving two or more community centres,
no transfers are required.
For AAA visit www.winnipegaaa.com
For AA visit www.apharangershockey.ca
TRY-OUTS
If your child does not want to try out for A1 or A2 travelling
hockey, declare the next highest level your child would like to
participate at. Details regarding the try-out process will be
available at the club
APHA Female
Hockey Program
WELCOME TO BEAR COUNTRY!
Our Inaugural Polar Bears hockey season was a success!
It was a great season for the all-Female Polar Bear hockey
program. In total, we had 185 girls register from the Novice
level through to Midget playing “A” hockey. The Polar Bears
boasted three City championship teams and one City Finalist.
The Atom A1 Polar Bears, coached by Mike Wisener, won their
best of 3 final series 2 games to none sweeping the St.
Boniface Stars. The Peewee A1 Polar Bears, coached by Paul
Samyn, defeated Stonewall in their best of 5 series 3 games to
2 and the Peewee A2 Polar Bears “White”, coached by Scott
Clarke, defeated our own Polar Bears “Blue”, coached by
Kevin Moroz, 3 games to 1 in an all APHA final. We would also
like to acknowledge the APHA Peewee Female Rangers who
draw directly from the Polar Bears program on their City
Championship as well. All of our players improved and have
come out of the season far stronger than when they went into
tryouts in September. It is clear to see that Female Hockey is
thriving within the APHA with even more development and
success still to come.
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To support the growth of our female hockey program, the
Assiniboine Park Hockey Association (APHA) has implemented
major changes to promote and enhance the development of
female hockey players in the APHA area. Some of the changes
we made to the female hockey program included the following:
• We have re-branded our female hockey program. Last
season season, not including the AA program, all APHA
female hockey teams fell under the “Polar Bears” female
hockey program. This was consistent through all female
hockey programming in the APHA regardless of the
community club that hosts a particular age group. New
jerseys were introduced in the 2015/2016 season – and
they look amazing!
• We made improvements to the tryout evaluation process
for all female players. The evaluations are similar to the
male hockey program and ensure consistency and
standards for both APHA hockey programs. Please see
the APHA website for the tryout schedule details.
• As an ongoing process, we are working towards a greater
emphasis on coaching and player development that will
follow Hockey Canada’s guidelines for female hockey
players that register to play hockey within the APHA.
A coach mentor will be assigned to the female program
to support and ensure that coaches are following
these guidelines.
• In the future, we will be working on having more development camps throughout the year to be offered to APHA
girls looking to improve their hockey skills. The APHA
website will provide these updates when available.
LOOKING FOR A TEAM?
Are you considering playing female hockey this year? If so,
we offer a number of competitive and fun divisions for girls
as young as five years old to play on an all-female team.
The APHA provides girls of all ages with a place to experience
and develop their hockey skills in a fun and competitive
environment. We have a tiered program for all ages from
Novice (8 and under) through Midget, including AA (Rangers)
teams. The APHA female teams are created on an area wide
basis, that includes; Phoenix, Westdale, Roblin Park, Varsity
View, and Corydon. Home games are played out of one of the
APHA rinks that will be determined after tryouts held near the
end of September.
Female hockey is growing and all levels of skill are welcome
– new female players of all ages take up this fun sport every
year! New players are encouraged to also enrol in a Learn to
Skate program, if skating skills need a little work. Novice girls
(8 & under) also attend the IP program (8 weeks of skills) at
River Heights Arena starting in October.
Please note for the 2016/17 season, if your daughter does not
wish to play A1 hockey, you have the option to declare A2 at
the time of registration and we will automatically place her on
the A2 team for her age category.
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HOCKEY REGISTRATION AND FEES
DIVISION
AGE (AT DEC 31/16)
BIRTH YEAR
FEES*
VOLUNTEER BOND
Female Novice
8 & under
2008 & higher
$475
$100
Female Atom
9/10
2006-2007
$495
$100
Female Peewee
11/12
2004-2005
$495
$100
Female Bantam
13/14
2002-2003
$495
$100
Female Midget
15-17
1999-2001
$595
$100
Novice
8
2008
$495
$100
Minor Atom
9
2007
$495
$100
Atom
10
2006
$495
$100
Minor Peewee
11
2005
$495
$100
Peewee
12
2004
$495
$100
Minor Bantam
13
2003
$495
$100
Bantam
14
2002
$495
$100
Minor Midget
15
2001
$595
$100
16/17
1999-2000
$595
$100
Midget
All first time registrants must provide a copy of their birth
certificate or Manitoba Health Card when registering.
THERE ARE TWO FEE COMPONENTS IN HOCKEY:
1) the registration fee, payable to the community centre
2) the ice draft fee, payable to the team manager.
Registration fees are based on the cost of providing the
program – ice costs, referees, timekeepers, player insurance,
league fees and equipment/jersey replacement.
The ice draft fee includes the cost of regularly scheduled
practice ice. While the amount is the same per team, you can
typically expect to pay $200-$300 per player (depending upon
how many players per team) for the year. Team managers
collect half this fee in October and the remainder in January.
2016-17 HOCKEY COMMITTEE:
Director
Pete Tessier
5/6 Convenor
Jaret Klymchuk
7/8 Convenor
Marni Waggoner
8-10 Convenor
Charles Steele
11-13 Convenor
Jeff Van Norman
14-17 Convenor
Doug Page
Equipment
Ken Chabluk
Winnipeg West Director
Don Rempel
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JERSEYS
BREAKFAST CLUB
Corydon Community Centre jerseys are for game use only.
Coaches will not allow game jerseys to be worn at practice. It
is the only way to extend the life of the jerseys and curb costs.
If you are looking for some extra ice time to skate with your
friends and work on your skills, why not join us for Breakfast
Club. Enjoy an hour on the ice, have a light breakfast and then
head off to school. Minimum of 10 skaters.
UNIFORM DEPOSITS
Site:
River Heights
Dates:
November 18, 25
December 2, 9, 16
January 13, 20, 27
February 3, 10, 17, 24
Age:
8 - 12 years
All hockey registrants must post a $100 volunteer bond (one
per family.) Upon completion of 3 hours of volunteer time, this
cheque will be destroyed. If volunteer commitment is not met,
the cheque will be cashed.
Day:
Fridays
Time:
7:00 - 8:00 AM
Fees:
$5.00 per day
REFEREES
POND HOCKEY
Referees are essential to the game of hockey. If you are
interested, please contact Spencer Brason at [email protected]
or www.hockeymanitoba.mb.ca for further information.
Fees start at $16.00 per game.
Come out and enjoy a brisk game of outdoor hockey –
just like the old days.
All registrants must place a $200.00 deposit (Post-dated
cheque made payable to Corydon CC) to be given to the team
manager before uniforms are distributed. If uniforms are not
returned after the season, the cheque will be cashed.
VOLUNTEER BOND
Session:
January 9 - March 13
(dates depend on weather)
Site:
Crescentwood
Ages:
5 - 12
Day:
Mondays
Time:
6:30 - 7:30
Fees:
$40.00 plus participation fee
Be a step ahead and ensure you are ready for tryouts this year!
Join Dean Court and his crew for 4 days of on-ice conditioning.
CONDITIONING CAMP
AGE
SEPT 10
SEPT 11
SEPT 14
SEPT 15
SITE
FEES
8-10 (Group A)
11:15am-12:15pm
11:15am-12:15pm
5:15pm-6:15pm
5:15pm-6:15pm
River Heights
$80
8-10 (Group B)
12:30pm-1:30pm
12:30pm-1:30pm
6:30pm-7:30pm
6:30pm-7:30pm
River Heights
$80
11-13
1:45pm-2:45pm
1:45pm-2:45pm
7:45pm-8:45pm
7:45pm-8:45pm
River Heights
$80
14-15
3:00pm-4:00pm
3:00pm-4:00pm
9:00pm-10:00pm
9:00pm-10:00pm
River Heights
$80
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Corydon Heritage Ice Federation
WHAT IS CHIF?
Corydon Heritage Ice Federation is an ‘in house’
non-contact hockey program emphasizing fun and
skill development and is not affiliated with any hockey
association.
CHIF REGISTRATION AND FEES
YEAR OF BIRTH
FEES*
9
2007
$290
This program consists of a 20 week indoor ice schedule
and is set up in age groups (groupings may need to be
adjusted due to registration numbers, but generally are
9 - 11, 12 - 14 and 15 - 17)
10
2006
$290
11
2005
$290
12
2004
$310
All age groups will have a 2 week evaluation/team
formation camp followed by an 18 game schedule.
Teams are picked based on an informal skill evaluation
with the objective of having balanced teams.
13
2003
$310
14
2002
$310
15
2001
$330
16
2000
$330
17
1999
$330
Games are supervised by qualified referees, there is no
intentional body contact and certain rules apply to further
ensure that teams are evenly matched. Games are played
at the River Heights Site on Saturdays beginning in October.
Our teams will be called the Cardinals, Explorers, Grizzlies
and Sabres in recognition of our rich history.
Session:
October 22 - March 18 (20 weeks)
Site:
RH Site
Ages:
9 - 17
Day:
Saturdays
Time:
3:00 - 10:00 pm
Cost:
Fees cover ice costs, jerseys , referees
and timekeepers.
AGE (ON DEC 31/16)
Visit the club office for more information!
HOME RUN SPORTS
RINGETTE
REGISTRATION
ONLINE ONLY
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Ringette
The Ringette Program offers an opportunity for participants to
have fun whilst growing both socially and physically by playing
a team sport.
The Ringette youth program accommodates ages 3 to 18.
Go to www.swra.ca for details.
Online registration will begin in
early August. Please register
early as we start the team
planning process in the
first week of September.
All Corydon registrants become members of the Southwest
Winnipeg Ringette Association www.swra.ca (formerly APFG
Ringette Association). This association is run by volunteers
and is responsible for organizing amongst other things,
registration, assessments, team formation, practice ice, coach
support, on ice officials, time keepers, shot clock operators.
Please visit the new website for more information.
www.swra.ca
RINGETTE FAQ’S
WHAT IS RINGETTE?
Ringette is a really fast (some say faster than hockey!!) girls
team sport played on ice with a ring, stick and full protective
equipment. Each game consists of two 20-minute periods and
takes an hour to complete.
ARE THERE ANY OPPORTUNITIES TO TRY IT
BEFORE COMMITTING?
Yes, visit www.cometryringette.com for more information and
upcoming dates.
WHAT IS R4U?
This is a 3-stage program for our younger players (ages 3-7).
Professional instructors teach Ringette fundamentals and
skating skills. All players at this level attend an assessment
skate and then are placed at an appropriate level. For more
information see www.ringette4U.ca
MY DAUGHTER SKATED IN THE R4U PROGRAM LAST YEAR
AND WE THINK SHE IS READY TO MOVE UP, HOW DOES
THIS WORK?
Any players born in 2009 that are looking to graduate from the
R4U program should register at www.ringette4U.ca for the
Early Assessment Sessions hosted by the Manitoba Ringette
Association. Registration closes August 23rd 2016.
MY DAUGHTER ISN’T A VERY STRONG SKATER,
CAN SHE PLAY?
Beginners, with the exception of the R4U age group (3-7),
should ideally possess basic skating skills before registering
for the sport. This means they can concentrate on improving
their skating and learning the game not just trying to stay
upright!
HOW ARE TEAMS FORMED AT THE U10 AND U12 LEVELS?
In these age groups, assessments are mandatory and will
consist of 3 skates in mid to late September (TBA). Whilst
SWRA hosts these sessions, the evaluations are all performed
by an independent outside party. The assessment information
is then used to assist in team formation.
WHAT ABOUT FOR THE OLDER AGE GROUPS
(U14/U16/U18)?
NEW THIS YEAR: Assessment in these age groups is now
mandatory. A-team aspirants will have 3 skates, those not
trying out for the A-team will have 1 assessment session.
Assessments and team formation are otherwise the same as
for the U10 / U12 age groups.
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST? THE ACTIVITY FEE FOR
RINGETTE HAS TWO COMPONENTS:
1) Registration fee, paid on line at www.swra.ca
Estimated fees for the 2016 / 2017 season on the chart
on the next page.
2) Ice fees, payable to the team manager. This is approximately $200 per season, more if your daughter plays on
an A team.
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RINGETTE REGISTRATION AND FEES
DIVISION
AGE (AT DEC 31/16)
YEAR OF BIRTH
R4U
3-8
2009 and under
U10
8, 9
2007-2008
$495
U12
10, 11
2005-2006
$495
U14
12, 13
2003-2004
$465
U16
14, 15
2001-2002
$465
U19
16 - 18
1998-2000
$465
* Includes Corydon Community Centre participation fee of $20. If
you normally pay the annual fee of $75 it is applied to this.
IS THERE A VOLUNTEER BOND?
No. But this doesn’t mean that we don’t need your help!!
We ask that you get involved with the team in whatever way
possible, whether it’s as head coach, by hosting a team /
parent party or bringing a snack to practice. The more effort
you put in the better your daughters experience will be!
FEE *
$455 (includes ice fees)
IS THERE ANYTHING I CAN DO TO HELP GET MY DAUGHTER
READY FOR ASSESSMENTS / THE NEW SEASON?
In preparation for the 2016-17 season, many players take
advantage of the SWS Ringette Skills, Conditioning and Power
Skating Camp that commences August 31st and comes to a
close on September 15th. See www.southwinnipegsports.ca
for details.
We also strongly recommend powerskating lessons to support
your daughter’s growth.
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Speed Skating
The RHSSC program is run under the direction of coaches
who have successfully completed National Coaching
Certification covering both short track and long track
disciplines. The primary goal is to teach skaters to be
competent on speed skates.
Speed Skating Season begins on Tuesday, October 4,
2016 and ends March 16, 2017.
There will be an open house on Monday, September 19th
from 6 pm to 7 pm. Skates will be provided. Bring helmet
and leather gloves or mitts.
FEATURES OF THE SPEED SKATING PROGRAM
Olympic Style Race Series, coaching, training camps,
developmental fun meets, and a variety of competition
opportunities at local, provincial and national levels.
BENEFITS OF SPEED SKATING
Often used as a cross trainer for other sports: the elements
of balance, coordination, endurance, agility, strength and of
course speed which can all be improved upon within a
speed skating program. Speed skating is a great additional
tool for hockey and ringette players.
Excellent record for undertaking practices and competitions
in a safe and closely monitored environment.
SPEED SKATING REGISTRATION AND FEES
FEES
$425
SPEED SKATE CAN
$25
SPEED SKATE MB
ASSOC MEMBER
TOTAL
$50
$20
$520
Speed skating registration fees include both short track &
long track programs. All participants are also required to
pay non-refundable membership fees for Speed Skate
Canada and MB Speed Skating Association as well as an
Associate Membership fee (typically a parent/guardian)
for insurance purposes.
Open House
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Monday, September 19, 6:00 - 7:00 pm /
RH Site, Skates provided. Bring helmet
and leather gloves or mitts.
OUTDOOR: MONDAYS
Used Equipment Sale
September 19, 6:00 - 8:00 pm / RH Site
Email Dena at
[email protected]
for more information.
December - February
Club Long Track – Monday
6:00 - 8:00 pm
Weekends
During the day
* Note: Training time includes ½ hour of dryland prior to the
start of on ice training
All Individuals or families entering the RH Speed Skating
Club Program for the first time are required to attend an
orientation night (date TBA).
Speed skates can be rented from the club for $100.00
for the season. You will be advised by phone as to your
skate-fitting appointment. Skates must be returned
by March 19, 2017.
FUNDRAISING
SPEED SKATING FACILITIES
SHORT TRACK - INDOORS
Corydon Community Centre - RH Site
LONG TRACK - OUTDOORS:
Susan Auch Speed Skating Oval, Cindy Klassen
Recreation Complex - 999 Sargent Ave
ICE PRACTICE TIMES
INDOOR: TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS
October 4 - December 8
New/Beginner to Intermediate*
5:10 - 6:10 pm
Intermediate/Advanced*
6:10 - 7:10 pm
Like other sports, the RHSSC is placing increasing emphasis of fundraising to bolster is capacity to deliver programs
of excellence, and to keep registration costs down. Among
these are Grey Cup and Super Bowl Tickets and Bingos.
BINGO
In common with other sports, the RHSSC derives revenue
from working Bingos. A refundable Assessment Fee in the
form of a post dated cheque (May 31, 2017) in accordance
with the RHSSC Bingo Policy of working a minimum of one
Bingo, must be submitted at the time of registration subject
to the following schedule: $200 per family
December 13 - February 9
New/Beginner to Interim*
4:30 - 5:15 pm
Intermediate-Advanced*
5:15 - 6:00 pm
February 14- March 16
New/Beginner to Intermediate*
5:10 - 6:10 pm
Intermediate/Advanced*
6:10 - 7:10 pm
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Indoor Soccer
Registration is open to all boys and girls age 9 - 18.
Players who are 8 (2008) may register, but will be placed on
a team only if space is available. All teams generally play
one game and one practice per week (days may vary).
League play commences in late October and winds up in
March. Practice times are at the discretion of the coach.
Volunteer just
for kicks!
Help is always
needed.
[email protected]
Click on the
soccer ball to
volunteer now!
INDOOR SOCCER REGISTRATION AND FEES
AGE (AT DEC 31/16)
BIRTH YEAR
FEES
9
2007
$380
10
2006
$380
11
2005
$380
12
2004
$380
13
2003
$380
14
2002
$380
15
2001
$380
16
2000
$380
17
1999
$380
18
1998
$380
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Judo
JUDO REGISTRATION AND FEES
The Sakura Dojo focuses on training individuals in the
technical aspects of competitive judo, recreational judo and
traditional Kodokan judo. Although we are a small club,
individuals benefit from highly individualized and personalized
instruction.
The Sakura Dojo emphasizes a non-competitive environment
for individuals to learn a fun and effective martial art.
The Sakura Dojo is a proud member of Judo Manitoba.
Must have a minimum of 10 registrants to run the program!
Sensei Brian Jones (6th Dan) Rokudan is the head instructor.
He has 45+ years of involvement with judo and Level 3
NCCP coaching certification as well as national ‘C’
referee certification.
Session One:
September 13 - December 20 (14 weeks)
Session Two:
January 5 - May 30 (21 weeks)
Site:
River Heights
Age:
12 - Adult
Days:
Tuesday/Thursday
Times:
6:30 - 8:15 pm
SESSION
AGE
FEES*
Session One
16 & under
$105.00
Session One
17 & over
$113.75
Session Two
16 & under
$157.50
Session Two
17 & over
$170.60
*Corydon Community Centre participation fee is not included
in these prices
For more information please call Brian at 204-237-4037
or email at [email protected] or visit
www.crescentwoodsakuradojo.com/
Boxing Aerobics
Join Marc Durette for a 90 minute workout incorporating
the basics of boxing with lots of cardio. No sparring.
Session:
September 6 - December 22
January 9 - March 23
April 3 - June 29
Site:
Crescentwood
Age:
15+
Days:
Monday - Thursday
Time:
5-6:30 pm
Fees:
$45.00 per month + participation fee
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Gymnastics
We offer Kindergym, Recreational, Regional, and Provincial
Stream artistic gymnastics programs and ensure each
athlete is developing physically as well as gaining
self-confidence, discipline, and social skills.
TIMES
Our certified and knowledgeable coaching staff believe in
teaching excellent technique at all levels, this ensures
safety as well as allowing athletes to easily find success.
10:00-11:00 am
For more information such as a detailed description of each
program offered and information on our certified coaching
staff please visit our website at corydoncc.com
If you have any further questions please contact
[email protected]
Session:
September 13 - May 13*
Site:
Crescentwood
Age:
3 and up
* Note: no classes October 25 & 27, November 10, 2016
or
April 13, 2017
DAYS
Saturdays - Kindergym and Recreational
Saturdays, Tuesdays and Thursdays - Competitive
Tuesdays and Thursdays - Beginner
SATURDAYS
9:00-10:00 am
Kindergym One
boys and girls ages 3-4 (2012-2013)
Kindergym Two
boys and girls ages 5-6 (2010-2011)
11:00 am -12:00 pm Recreational One /Two
girls ages 7 and up (2009 and older)
12:00 -1:00 pm
Recreational One /Two
girls ages 7 and up (2009 and older)
COMPETITIVE CLASS TIME SUMMARY
BEGINNER
Tuesdays 4:30 - 6:00 pm & Thursdays 4:30 - 5:30 pm
INTERMEDIATE
Saturdays 12:30 - 3:00 pm, Tuesdays 5:30 - 8:30 pm
ADVANCED
Saturdays 1:00 - 4:30 pm, Thursdays 5:00 - 8:30
PRE-PROVINCIAL, PROVINCIAL
Saturdays 1:00 - 4:30 pm, Tuesdays 6:00 - 8:30,
Thursdays 5:30 - 8:30 pm
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VOLUNTEER BOND
GYMNASTICS REGISTRATION AND FEES
LEVEL
FEES*
MGA/
EQUIP FEE
VOLUNTEER
BOND
Kindergym
$350
$30
–
Recreational
$375
$30
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Beginner
$425
$50
$100
Intermediate
$650
$50
$100
Advanced
$750
$50
$100
Pre-Provincial
$895
$50
$100
Provincial
$895
$70
$100
All competitive gymnastics registrants must post a $100
volunteer bond (one per family) post dated for February 1st,
2017. Upon completion of 4 hours of volunteer time, this
cheque will be destroyed. If volunteer commitment is not
met, the cheque will be cashed. (This includes athletes in
Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Pre-Provincial and
Provincial Stream)
FUNDRAISING
Like other sports, Crescentwood Gymnastics is placing
increased emphasis of fundraising to bolster our capacity
to deliver a successful program and to keep our registration
costs down.
*Corydon Community Centre participation fee is not
included in these prices
COMMUNITY
ENERGY
EXPERIENCE
THE VOICE OF RIVER HEIGHTS
JON GERRARD
MLA FOR RIVER HEIGHTS
LEGISLATIVE BUILDING
167 - 450 BROADWAY
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA
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Skating
LEARN TO SKATE
Teaching children to skate inspires self confidence and gives
them a healthy activity they will enjoy throughout their lives.
The Preschool and Parent and Tot programs are limited to 6
students per instructor and have a strong ‘play’ element built
in to encourage and capture the attention of young skaters.
The Beginner lessons are limited to 10 students per instructor
and incorporate skill related games.
Transfers between classes may be necessary to ensure
students are registered in the correct level.
RECREATIONAL FIGURE SKATING
Skaters must have completed Beginner 2 before enrolling in
the Recreational Figure class.
POWER SKATING
Skaters must have completed the Beginner 2 level before
enrolling in the power skating program. Children will be
evaluated during the first few weeks and class transfers may
be necessary. Full hockey equipment is optional.
CSA approved helmets are required for all skating classes.
Helmets with face masks are recommended for new and
preschool skaters.
SESSION DATES:
Friday classes:
January 6 - February 24
Sunday classes:
FOLLOW:
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January 8 - February 26
LEVELS
There are three levels in the Learn to Skate program.
Parent and Tot
3-5 year-olds with a parent/guardian on the
ice – parents must be on skates
Preschool 1 & 2
3-5 year old without parent participation
Beginner 1 & 2
6+ without parent participation
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SKATING REGISTRATION AND FEES
PROGRAM
AGE
DAY
TIMES
FEES*
Parent & Tot
3-5 with parent
Sundays
11:30 am - 12:00 pm
$125
Parent & Tot
3-5 with parent
Sundays
12:00 pm - 12:30 pm
$125
Parent & Tot
3-5 with parent
Sundays
12:30 pm - 1:00 pm
$125
Parent & Tot
3-5 with parent
Sundays
1:00 pm - 1:30 pm
$125
Parent & Tot
3-5 with parent
Sundays
1:30 pm - 2:00 pm
$125
Parent & Tot
3-5 with parent
Sundays
2:00 pm - 2:30 pm
$125
Preschool 1/Preschool 2
3-5 without parent
Sundays
11:30 am - 12:00 pm
$125
Preschool 1
3-5 without parent
Sundays
12:00 pm - 12:30 pm
$125
3-5 without parent
Sundays
12:30 pm - 1:00 pm
$125
Preschool 1
3-5 without parent
Sundays
1:00 pm - 1:30 pm
$125
Preschool 2
3-5 without parent
Sundays
1:30 pm - 2:00 pm
$125
3-5 without parent
Sundays
2:00 pm - 2:30 pm
$125
Beginner 1
6+ without parent
Sundays
11:30 am - 12:00 pm
$125
Beginner 2
6+ without parent
Sundays
12:00 pm - 12:30 pm
$125
Beginner 1
6+ without parent
Sundays
12:30 pm - 1:00 pm
$125
Beginner 1/Beginner 2
6+ without parent
Sundays
1:00 pm - 1:30 pm
$125
6+ without parent
Sundays
1:30 pm - 2:00 pm
$125
6+ without parent
Sundays
2:30 pm - 3:00 pm
$125
6+ without parent
Fridays
5:00 pm - 5:30 pm
$125
Recreational Figure Skating
–
Sundays
2:30 pm - 3:30 pm
$125
Power Skating (Intro & Elementary)
–
Fridays
5:30 pm - 6:00 pm
$125
Power Skating (Pre-Junior/Junior/Int.)
–
Fridays
6:00 pm - 6:45 pm
$150
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Tennis
Tennis Manitoba has partnered with the Corydon Community
Centre to provide a variety of tennis programs for various ages
and skill levels. Whether you have never played before, are
looking to improve your game, or just want some fun exercise,
we have a program for you!
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION:
6-11 YEAR-OLD TENNIS PROGRAM
For individuals new to the sport, a fun interactive way to learn
the FUNdamentals of the game.
12 AND UP TENNIS PROGRAM
For individuals who have grasped the FUNdamentals and are
wanting to continue developing there tennis skills.
Sessions:
October 5 - December 14 (10 wks)
January 11 - March 15 (10 wks)
Site:
Crescentwood
Age:
6 years old and up
Day:
Wednesday
Time:
6-11 6:00 - 7:00 pm
12 + 7:00 - 8:00 pm
Fees:
$100.00/session plus participation fee
* Note: no class October 26, 2016
Sifu (Teacher) Joel Ledlow
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Pre-school
PROGRAMS
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Creative Dance
Indoor Mini Soccer
Experience dance and music through imagination and
creativity! Children will further develop their motor skills,
coordination and imaginations in a fun learning environment.
Dance, songs and games take centre stage in this class, with
your child as the star. A performance highlighting the
students achievement will be held during the last class.
Recreational mini-soccer program includes skill development
drills, games and fun!
Site:
River Heights
DRESS CODE
Age:
4 -5 years
Day:
Sunday
Time:
10:30 -11:15 am
• stretch pants, sweats, or shorts, t-shirts,
no jeans or sweaters
• bare feet, ballet or gymnastic slippers required,
no socks allowed
• hair pulled back
• please bring water – no glass containers.
Instructor:
Stephanie Okabe
Session:
October 4 - December 6 (10 weeks)
January 10 - March 14 (10 weeks)
Session:
October 23 – December 11 (8 weeks)
January 8 - March 5* (8 weeks)
11:30 - 12:15 pm
Fees:
$50 plus one time participation fee
*no class January 29
Indoor Playground
Site:
River Heights
Age:
4 - 5 years
Come out and have fun with your child in our playroom
and the gym. Crafts, games, puzzles, toys, sandbox, riding
toys and more!
Day:
Tuesday
Session:
Time:
October 19 - May 17
5:30 - 6:15 pm
Site:
Fees:
River Heights
$80/session plus one time participation fee
Age:
6 and under
Day:
Wednesday
Time:
9:30 - 11:30 am
Fees:
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Tiny Tots
Give your child new experiences and help them learn new
skills by registering them in our Tiny Tots program. They will
participate in a variety of themed activities including group
time, story time, snack time, gym time and free play. Set the
future for your childs’ learning, behavior and health. This
program follows the school year schedule and fees can be
paid in one of the following ways:
(a) in total
(b) in ½ September/January
(c) post-dated monthly cheques or credit card payments
YOU HAVE A CHOICE OF:
SESSIONS/WEEK
WHEN
2
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$712.80
mornings
144
$1425.60
mornings
108
$1069.20
mornings
216
$2138.40
mornings
144
$1425.60
mornings
288
$2851.20
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CLASSES
FEES
Session:
September 12 - June 8 (36 weeks)*
Site:
Sir John Franklin Site
Age:
2 - 5 years
Day:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Time:
9:10 - 11:10 am
Fees:
per above, plus the annual
$20 participation fee/child registered
*No Sessions December 23 - January 6 or March 27-31
For more information or to register please call (204) 488-7000.
Registration forms available on our website.
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Youth
PROGRAMS
Kidz Klub – After School Program
Looking for a fun and active place for your children to go
after school? For only $7.00 per day, Kidz Klub is your
answer!
With Kidz Klub there is no annual commitment – just call us
24 hours* in advance and we will pick up your children at
their school**, provide a snack and they will enjoy a bunch
of fun recreational activities with our staff. From traditional
sports to goofy games, your child will have a great time.
Children from all schools are welcome to attend.
Session:
September - June
Site:
River Heights
Age:
5 - 12
Days:
Monday - Friday
Time:
3:30 - 6:00 pm
Fees:
$7.00 per day
*No refunds will be permitted for any cancellation with less
than 24 hours notice.
**After school walking service is available from Robert H
Smith, Queenston and Montrose schools.
IN-SERVICE DAYS
Kidz Klub is open all day on school in-service days!
REGISTRATION IS AVAILABLE THE FOLLOWING DAYS:
September 19, 2016
October 21, 2016
November 18, 2016
February 3, 2017
March 17, 2017
April 21, 2017
May 8, 2017
June 30, 2017 (1/2 day in-service)
Times:
8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Cost:
$25/child/day
Minimum number of children needed to run – register early
to ensure the day goes!***
***Must pre-register and pay to hold a spot. No refunds
are permitted for in-service days.
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Hip Hop Dance
Zumba Kids!
This high energy class is a mix of the hottest new hip hop
moves, gliding and body isolations. The overall focus is on
having a good time with age appropriate moves and music,
while challenging the student during this well-structured
class. A performance highlighting the students achievement
will be held during the last class.
Instructor:
Michelle Senkiw
Session:
September 13 - November 8
Site:
Sir John Franklin
Age:
6 - 10
Day:
Tuesday
Time:
6:30 - 7:15 pm
Fee:
$70.00
DRESS CODE: • stretch pants, shorts or sweats, non-marking runners
• please bring water – no glass containers
Instructor:
Stephanie Okabe
Duration:
10 weeks/session
Site:
River Heights
Fee:
$80.00/session plus one time participation fee
Little feet, big moves! Join us for the ultimate fitness dance
party just for kids!
Arts & Crafts
Share and inspire kids to create art through a variety of fun
projects. Each week, kids will learn many art tips to spark
their creativity, and spark joy! Along the way they will gain
the self confidence to create in and outside of the classroom setting.
SESSION
DATES
TIMES
AGES
Tuesday
Oct 4 - Dec 6
6:20-7:10 pm
6-9
Tuesday
Oct 4 - Dec 6
7:15-8:05 pm
10-13
Tuesday
Jan 10 - Mar 14
6:20-7:10 pm
6-9
Aviva Tabac has been teaching crafts to children of all ages
for 10 years, and loves showing kids how to find their inner
artist! All supplies included.
Tuesday
Jan 10 - Mar 14
7:15-8:00 pm
10-13
Instructor:
Aviva Tabac
Session:
October 22 –December 10
Site:
River Heights
Age:
6+
Day:
Saturdays
Time:
10:00 - 11:00 am
Fee:
$80.00
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Winter Break Camp Pre-Teen Dances
We will be offering full day programs for children ages 6-12
over the Winter Break. Various activities such as sports,
arts and crafts, outings, etc. will provide the kids with a
fun-filled experience. Will run with sufficient registration.
If you are in grade 5 or 6, then our pre-teen dances on
Friday nights are the place to be! Hang out with friends
and dance the night away each month at our Sir John
Franklin Site.
Site:
River Heights
Age:
6-12
Days:
December 27, 28, 29, 30, 2016
Dances are supervised by Corydon Community Centre staff
members and there are no in and out privileges at the
dance... once you’re in, you cannot leave without a parent
and you will not be granted permission to re-enter.
January 3, 4, 5, 6, 2017
Time:
8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Fee:
$25.00 per day
Spring Break Camp
We will be offering full day programs for children ages 6-12
during the Spring Break. Various activities such as sports,
arts and crafts, outings etc, will provide the kids with a
fun-filled experience. Will run with sufficient registration.
SessIon:
March 27 - March 31, 2017
Site:
River Heights
Age:
6 - 12
Days:
Monday to Friday
Time:
8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Fee:
$25.00 per day
There is no photo taking permitted at our pre-teen dances.
Anyone caught taking photos will be asked to leave.
Please leave your cell phones/cameras at home! There
is a phone at the Centre available to children attending
the dances.
Session:
September - May
Site:
Sir John Franklin
Age:
Grade 5 and 6
Days:
Friday
Dates:
Sept 23, Oct 28, Nov 18, Dec 16, Jan 13,
Feb 10, Mar 10, Apr 21, May 12
Time:
7:30 - 9:30 pm
Fee:
$5.00
River Heights
Community Club
Olympic
Taekwondo
classes
Mondays &
Wednesdays
5:00 pm to 5:45 pm
ages 6 to 11
6:00 pm to 7:00 pm
ages 12 and up
September
to June
(free uniform)
$700
Complete protective
equipment package
$260
5-month
term
$380
registration fee
$60
uniform
$120
Email us at [email protected] to register.
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Art Classes
WATER AND ACRYLICS
Join a painting class and explore your individual
creative expression through use of different materials
and techniques such as pencil sketching, pen techniques,
pastels, mixed media, watercolour and acrylic painting.
You can choose what you would like to explore (students
supply their own supplies). Oils can be used at the
River Heights site.
SESSIONS
Local artist, Daria Mudryj, is the instructor whose work is
represented at the Fleet Gallery. She has also recently
exhibited at The Pavilion Gallery and at The Conservatory in
Assiniboine Park. Daria gives one on one instruction and
encourages individual development. All levels are welcome!
And we have FUN!
Instructor:
Daria Mudryj
Age:
55+
SITE
DURATION
DAY
TIME
FEES
Sept 13 – Dec 6*
Crescentwood
12 weeks
Tuesday
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
$72.00
Sept 14 – Nov 30
River Heights
12 weeks
Wednesday
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
$72.00
Sept 15 – Dec 1
Crescentwood
12 weeks
Thursday
1:00 – 3:00 pm
$72.00
Jan 10 - Mar 14
Crescentwood
10 weeks
Tuesday
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
$60.00
Jan 11 - Mar 15
River Heights
10 weeks
Wednesday
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
$60.00
Jan 12 - Mar 16
Crescentwood
10 weeks
Thursday
1:00 – 3:00 pm
$60.00
*no class Tuesday, November 11
NOTE: Fees do not include one-time participation fee
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Pickleball
Come join us for a friendly game of pickle ball. This drop in
program is open to players of all levels!
El1te Balance
ZUMBA
Session:
September 13 - June 22
Site:
Crescentwood
Age:
Adult
Day:
Tuesdays and Thursdays
Time:
11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Zumba is the ultimate dance fitness party. The easy to
follow moves, high energy Latin and international music
and welcoming environment will ensure that everyone finds
success and has fun. Before you know it you’ll be increasing
your level of fitness, feeling more confident and your energy
levels will be soaring! Zumba is easy to do, effective and
totally exhilarating. Beginners are always welcome!
Fee:
$3.00 drop-in
Instructor:
Michelle Senkiw
Session:
Site:
Sir John Franklin
Age:
Adult
Day:
Wednesday
Time:
6:30 - 7:30 pm
*No pickleball on October 25 & 27.
Drop In Volleyball
Bump, Set, Spike your way into some fun nights with a
pick-up volleyball game.
Session:
September 25 - late June
Site:
Crescentwood
Age:
Adult
Day:
Sundays
Time:
7:30 - 9:30 pm
Fee:
$3.00 drop-in
Fee: $150 for full session or $15/class drop in.
YOGA
Join us for your yoga journey and find the balance in your
life. Yoga integrates body and mind for total performance
and is therefore an effective means of achieving body/mind
health. Yoga features cardiovascular conditioning, functional
strength, flexibility, muscle balancing, relaxation and
breath-work that will leave you feeling calm and rejuvenated.
This class is a vinyasa flow and is safe, effective and
appropriate for all ages and fitness levels. Beginners
welcome.
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Michelle Senkiw
Session:
Site:
Sir John Franklin
Age:
Adult
Day:
Tuesday
Time:
7:30 - 8:30 pm
Fee: $150 for full session or $15/class drop in.
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Why not drop in for a game or two of social bridge?
Refreshments are served. Handicapped accessible.
3RD WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH
LUNCH & LEARN
A variety of topics will be covered in these informational
sessions. A light lunch will be served at 1:00 pm followed by
a 1 hour presentation on topics including health care,
senior services, travel logs, depression, chronic disease,
gardening and many others. Details of weekly information
presentations will be available in the office or on our
website – www.corydoncc.com
Session:
September 12 - June 26
Site:
River Heights
Age:
Adult (55+)
Day:
Monday
Time:
1:00 - 3:00 pm
4TH WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH
Fees:
$3.00 drop-in
1ST WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH
APPLE TRAINING
(IPAD, IPHONE, IPOD, MACBOOK, IMAC, INTERNET)
Join us for a one hour tutorial with a half our before and
after for technical question and answer session. Beginner
to advanced, all skill levels welcome! Bring your own Apple
device or use an iPad from the Centre (limited quantities
available). Our on-site Apple expert will teach us how to
make the best use of our technology!
COMMUNITY HEALTH & WELL-BEING @ TEMPLE SHALOM
1:30-3:30 pm at 1077 Grant Avenue
Day:
Wednesday
Time:
1:00 - 3:00 pm
Site:
River Heights
Age:
55+:
Fees:
FREE
Starting:
September
Adult Drop In
FREE Wednesday’s at the Centre!
2ND WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH
DROP IN
Come and participate in a wide variety of social activities
including tea/coffee, games, computer use, movies and
much more. Details of weekly activities will be available in
the office or on our website – www.corydoncc.com
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Lap Skating
Drop in Ringette
Session:
October 3 - April 26
(no lap skating October 10/December 26)
Dig out your skates, drop the kids off at school and join us
for an hour of ringette. Great exercise and lots of fun!
(open to beginner/novice players only)
Site:
River Heights
Session:
Age:
Adults Only
Site:
River Heights
Day:
Mondays/Wednesdays
Age:
Adult
Time:
10:45 - 11:45 am (Monday)
Day:
Tuesdays
1:30 - 2:30 pm (Wednesday)
Time:
1:15 - 2:15 pm
$3.00 or purchase the yearly senior
skating pass $50.00
Cost:
$10.00 Drop in
Dig out your skates and join the fun. Skating is
great exercise!
Fees:
Looking for something new?
Quilting
Do you enjoy quilting? If so, come join us and work on your
quilting project.
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Age:
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Day:
Wednesday
Time:
5:30 - 8:00 pm
Fees:
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Strength Training (55+)
Experts recommend that older adults do strength training
to maintain their strength, muscle mass and balance.
Inactive adults have increased risk of disability, falls and
diseases such as diabetes. Find out the benefits by joining
this program that will help make you stronger using our
exercise equipment and free weights.
SESSION
There are a few reasons that prevent older adults from
taking part in strength training so all participants are
requested to meet with their family physician to evaluate
their readiness for this activity.
Instructor: Pat Middleton
DAY
TIME
SITE
AGE
**FEES – ONE DAY PER SESSION
TWO DAYS PER SESSION
Sept 8 - Nov 10
Tuesdays
9:30 - 10:30 am
Crescentwood
Adult 55+
$45.00
$90.00
Sept 11 – Nov 13
Fridays
9:30 - 10:30 am
Crescentwood
Adult 55+
$45.00
$90.00
Nov 17 – Feb 9*
Tuesdays
9:30 - 10:30 am
Crescentwood
Adult 55+
$45.00
$90.00
Nov 20 – Feb 12*
Fridays
9:30 - 10:30 am
Crescentwood
Adult 55+
$45.00
$90.00
Feb 16 – April 19
Tuesdays
9:30 - 10:30 am
Crescentwood
Adult 55+
$45.00
$90.00
Feb 19 – April 15*
Fridays
9:30 - 10:30 am
Crescentwood
Adult 55+
$45.00
$90.00
April 26 – May 24
Tuesdays
9:30 - 10:30 am
Crescentwood
Adult 55+
$22.50
$45.00
April 22 – May 20
Fridays
9:30 - 10:30 am
Crescentwood
Adult 55+
$22.50
$45.00
*no class December 23, 30
*no class December 27 or January 3
**plus one time participation fee
Try Something New!
Even if you’ve never tried something before you can
feel confident that our instructors can teach you the
proper, safe techniques for maximum fun!
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Walking Club
If you like to walk for fun and fitness, join our walking club.
Come join us for an enjoyable hour or so and get some
fresh air, exercise and conversation. We walk on Mondays
and Thursdays at various locations around the city. Please
visit the website at www.corydoncc.com for the newest
schedule or call the office at 204.488.7000.
Monthly schedules are available at the centre.
Session:
Year round
Site:
Various
Age:
Adult
Day:
Mondays and Thursdays
Time:
9:30 - 10:30 am
Fees:
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Yoga
Tai Chi
BEGINNER YOGA
This is a class designed for newbie yogi/yoginis and
those with some experience. Learn the traditional Sun
Salutations and many other yoga asanas (positions).
Develop strength, increase flexibility, decrease stress
and improve posture and over all well being.
Wear comfy clothes, bring your own mat and an open mind!
Instructor:
Andrea Robin
Day:
Mondays
Site:
Crescentwood
Time:
7:15 - 8:15 pm
Dates:
starting September 12
Fee:
$10.00 drop-in
Instructor:
Andrea Robin
Day:
Monday
Site:
Crescentwood
Age:
16+
Time:
6:30 - 7:15 pm
Dates:
September 12 - November 7*
Fee:
$80.00
*no class October 31
*no class October 31
YOGA (55+)
This class combines breath work, postures and meditation
to rejuvenate and bring body/mind into a state of well-being.
This program is ideal for the beginner.
Instructor:
Jane Carroll
Session:
September 29 - December 1 (10 weeks)
January 12 - March 16 (10 weeks)
Site:
River Heights
Age:
Adult (55+)
Day:
Thursday
Time:
9:30 - 11:00 am
Fees:
$55.00 plus one time participation fee
Drop-in:
$8.00
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Family
PROGRAMS
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Outdoor Rinks
Public Skating
Outdoor Slides
Session:
October 21 - February 24
Site:
River Heights
Age:
All
Day/Time:
Fridays 7:00 - 8:15 pm
Once the cold weather arrives, River Heights, Sir John
Franklin and Crescentwood all have outdoor rinks available
for public skating. One ice surface is designated for pleasure
skating and has a no stick, no puck policy. Dig out the
skates and enjoy the winter in Winnipeg.
Toboggan slides are available at Crescentwood and
Sir John Franklin. Get the family together and enjoy
the fun.
Supervised lap skating is scheduled for all ages. CSA
approved helmets are strongly recommended for all ages.
All on-ice participants must be on skates (no baby strollers
or carriers). Please comply with the skate patrol requests
and help us provide a fun and safe skating environment.
Additional skate times will be available over the holiday
breaks and will be posted on the website.
Sundays 3:15 - 4:45 pm
Fees:
Free
5 and under
$2.00
6-17
$3.00
Adults
$2.00
Seniors
$5.00
Families
THE BEST BOOTS
AND THE TIGHTEST LACES
MEAN NOTHING WITHOUT
Sharp Blades
Keep ‘em sharp at the Skate Shack, conveniently located
in the Corydon Community Centre River Heights site.
SKATE SHARPENING & REPAIRS | EQUIPMENT CLEANING | STICKS | TAPE | LACES & STUFF
FALL/WINTER HOURS
Mon-Thurs 2-8pm | Friday noon-8pm | Sat-Sun 9am-6pm
CALL 204.488.7000 ext. 204
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Special
EVENTS
Corydon Community Centre
Annual Craft Sale
Crescentwood Site
1170 Corydon Avenue
Sunday, December 4
10 am to 4:00 pm
Admission is free
If interested in renting a table, contact
Michelle @ 204.997.8742 or
[email protected]
Bingo
BIG
NIGHT
OUT
THREE
BIGGEST Night Out
Join us for an enjoyable evening of bingo and maybe even
go home with a little money in your pocket!
Session:
Year Round
Site:
Crescentwood
Age:
Adult
Day:
Monday
Time:
7:00 - 10:00 pm
Winter Carnival
Please join us for our annual winter carnival January 23 - 29.
Hockey and ringette tournament, pancake breakfast, social,
carnival games etc. Check the website and our
January newsletter for more details.
Annual Carnival Social
JAN 28 8PM
CRESCENTWOOD SITE
TICKETS:
Available in advance from any
Corydon Community Centre site
$10
FEATURING
LIVE
ROCK BAND
LATE NIGHT PIZZA PARTY | GREAT PRIZES
Get your
tickets
EARLY!!
They go fast!
Tickets go on sale in December
WWW.CORYDONCC.COM
SEPTEMBER 6-10, 2016
IS FALL REGISTRATION TIME
AT THE RIVER HEIGHTS SITE.
DON’T HIT THE SNOOZE BUTTON.
BE EARLY!

Hockey PG 19 Ringette PG 26 Speed Skating PG 28 Learn to Skate

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