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Miramichi Community Wellness & Recreation MIRAMICHI COMMUNITY WELLNESS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT 2014-2015 PROGRAM GUIDE SEPTEMBER 19, 2014 TO JUNE 7, 2015 506-623-2300 www.miramichi.org WHAT’S INSIDE………………………… Message from the Director ………………………………………………………….. Page 3 Recreation Staff & Advisory Board Listing ………………………………. Page 4 Gymnasiums …………………………………………….…………………………………………. Pages 5-14 Aquatic Programs …………………………………………………………………………... Pages 15-30 Youth Programs …………………………………………………………………………….. Pages 30-36 Community Arenas…………………………………………………….……………………… Pages 37-40 Join us at our Special Events! …………………………………………………… Pages 41-52 What You Need to Know ………………………………………………………………. Pages 53-56 50 Ideas to Stay Fit this Winter ……………………………………………. Page 57 Mission Statement “The City of Miramichi Community Wellness & Recreation Department will strive to promote healthy active living for all residents thus improving the quality of life by providing access to efficient, enjoyable and safe recreational and leisure opportunities.” 2 Message from the Director: It is that time of year again with the weather cooling and time to get back into a regular routine leaving summer behind. We hope you find the information in this 2014/15 Community Wellness and Recreation Guide useful in providing you enough information to get your entire family involved in leisure activities and lead a healthy active lifestyle. Our cancellation line for storm closures will be used once again this season (623-2333). Please check the line if you are unsure if a program will be running during inclement weather. The staff will be making a decision based on the weather information provided by Environment Canada and putting the cancellation on the line as soon as possible. Also, for daily schedule information on what is happening in our facilities, you can call our information line at 623-2323. I would like to take this opportunity to send out a huge “Thank You” to the volunteer community non- profit groups for offering their valuable knowledge, skills and time to offer activities and sports to the community. Thank you as well for providing us the information on these activities so we can introduce you to them in this brochure and on our website. We are always looking to meet the needs of our patrons and welcome your comments and suggestions, as they are invaluable. You can contact our department in person at our office at 94 General Manson Way, by phone at 623-2300 or email us at [email protected]. Your comments and concerns are logged, investigated and used to help us improve our services. You will receive a response from a member of the staff so long as you leave your contact information. Thank you for taking time to explore your options for 60 minutes of physical activity per day that is required to earn the health benefits! Wellness Week NB will be held October 1-7, 2014. Be sure to visit www.wellnessnb.ca for more information and to register your commitment. For additional information visit our website at www. Miramichi.org and be sure to “like us” on facebook (Miramichi Community Wellness and Recreation) for up to date information on activities and events. Suzanne Suzanne Watters Director of Community Wellness and Recreation 3 MIRAMICHI COMMUNITY WELLNESS & RECREATION TEAM: POSITION NAME EMAIL Main Office General Inquiries 623-2300 [email protected] Recreation Brenda Lyons 623-2300 [email protected] Secretary Director Suzanne Watters 623-2312 [email protected] Facilities & Admin Anna Dean 623-2310 [email protected] Co-Ordinator Rec. Co-Ordinator Walter McCarthy 623-2302 [email protected] (Sports) Rec. Co-Ordinator Jason Walsh 623-2054 [email protected] (Youth & Seniors) Rec. Co-Ordinator Holly Allison 623-2314 [email protected] (Aquatics) RECREATION MAINTENANCE TEAM Weldon St. Coeur (Forman) Terry Jardine Michael Moran Gordon Baisley Jeff Lamkey Ron Mullin Brian Daley Gilbert LaRocque Fred O’Brien Gerry Doyle George McCombs David Watling George Dutcher COMMUNITY WELLNESS & RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD Email: [email protected] Councilor Billy Fleiger Councillor Brian King Tony Walsh Frank Arbo Bev Bawn Shannen Somers Norman Brown Doug Cooling Lori Sabo Bob Corlett Mary Jane Hickey Lucy McCray Jennifer Smith Bill Carroll Suzanne Watters 4 5 2014-15 PROGRAM LISTING ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION WHERE? WHEN? $3 per $3 per For Further Visit + Visit or Information Program $50 Contact: Fee Seasonal Pass Archery The range is operated by Golden Bill Haining the Miramichi Archery Hawk 622-3130 Club. Adult Drop in co-ed adult MVHS Gym Tuesday & $3 user fee Andy Prince Badminton recreational program Thursday per visit 622-4005 offered to all skill levels. 8-10:00 pm only Email:prince.andrew.p@gm Everyone welcome. ail.com Ball Clinics Clinics will be offered Golden Mosquito Walter McCarthy beginning Jan. 20 to Hawk Gym Tuesdays 623-2302 April 14. Ages 9-14 5-6:20 pm Email:walter.mccarthy@mir years. For further details Pee Wee amichi.org see the ad in the 6:30-7:50 pm Gynmasium section of this brochure. Badminton Drop in for an afternoon Golden Tuesday Donna Kervin for Seniors of badminton. Open to Hawk Gym 1:00-3:00 Email: all seniors Friday [email protected] 1:30-3:30 Bingo - Open to ages 16+. Lindon Sunday Kinsmen Club Kinsmen Proceeds to the Kinsmen Recreation 7:00 pm 622-4046 Club of the Miramichi. Center Bingo – Open to ages 16+. Lindon Saturday Noreen McAllister Recreation Proceeds to Newcastle Recreation 7:00 pm 622-8605 & Leisure Recreation & Leisure Inc. Center Bingo – Open to ages 16+. Lindon Friday Timberwolves Office Timber Proceeds to the Recreation 7:00 pm 622-5075 wolves Miramichi Timberwolves Center Junior A Hockey Club. Bowling The 6 pin bowling lanes Golden Pat Hayes Lanes are operated by the Hawk 773-7392 Senior Club. Carpet Open to seniors, an Lindon Tuesdays Miramichi Recreation Bowling afternoon of friendly Recreation 1:00-3:00 Department competition and Center 623-2300 socialization. Co-Ed This program is over 20 MVHS Gym Monday & Ted Votour Volleyball years in operation and is Wednesday 773-4864 adult recreational co-ed, 8-10:00 pm [email protected] everyone welcome Dog Operated by the Leader Lindon Tuesday Cara Scott Training of the Pack Dog Training Recreation 6:00-8:15 622-8111 School… “Sit Happens” Center pm Watch for details on Cara’s new class starting in September 6 ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION WHERE? WHEN? $3 per Visit $3 per For Further + Program Visit or Information Fee $50 Contact: Seasonal Pass Farmers Open weekly, offers Lindon Friday Pat or Shemara O’Brien Market - homebaking, crafts, Recreation 10-2:00 pm 622-4221 Newcastle fresh vegetables and Center hot lunches all in a friendly atmosphere. Everyone welcome! Girls on the A fun 10 week non- Golden Thursday $3 user fee per Recreation Department Move competitive fitness Hawk Gym 6:00-7:30 visit only Jason Walsh program for girls grades Session #1 623-2054 3-8. For further details, Oct. 2-Dec. 4 Email:jason.walsh@mira please see the Youth Session #2 michi.org section of our brochure. Jan. 22-Apr. 2 *Gymnastics Offers recreational & Golden Day of the Program Fee Michelle O’Neill competitive for girls & Hawk Gym week and only miramichigymnastics@ boys ages 18 mos+. time is gmail.com GymBabies 18 mos-3 determined yrs; GymKids 31/2-5 yrs; CanGym for school by the class aged; Competitive. registered Gymnastics This class is offered by Golden Tuesday Program Fee Michelle O’Neill - Preschool the Miramichi Hawk 10-1:00 only miramichigymnastics@ Gymnastics Club and is Gymnastics gmail.com opened to preschool Room aged children. Mens Floor This is a floor hockey Lindon Monday & $3 user fee per Kortney McAllister Hockey Fun league for adult men. Recreation Wednesday visit only 627-6333 League Everyone welcome. Center 7:30-10:00 Miramichi Not for profit MVHS Gym Saturday Paul Barry Hoops organization that 1:00-5:00 622-1114 Basketball promotes and runs Sunday basketball programs for 1:00-7:00 boys & girls. Miramichi Hoops offers programs for Small Ball (K-2), Junior Mini (grades #-4), Mini (grades 5-6), Bantam (grades 7-8) and Under 13 Open Offered by the Golden Saturday $3 drop in fee Recreation Department Activities Recreation Department, Hawk Gym 5:00-8:00 per visit only 623-2300 this provides an Sunday Email:miramichirecreation opportunity to drop by 1:00-8:00 @miramichi.org and participate in your until Jan. 11 favorite activity at your leisure. *NOTE: Non-Residents must purchase user fee cards from the Recreation Office in order to participate in Gymnastics prior to registration. Fee is $50/child; $25 for 2nd child; max. of $135/family. 7 ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION WHERE WHEN $3 per $3 per For Further ? ? Visit + Visit or Information Program $50 Contact: Fee Seasonal Pass Senior Offered by the Recreation Golden Monday to Recreation Activities & Department and is open to all Hawk Thursday Department Walking seniors on a drop in basis, Gym/Teen & 9:00-12:00 623-2300 come out and exercise in a Senior noon Email: Central fun, safe and relaxed miramichirecreation environment. Room @miramichi.org Soccer Miramichi United Soccer Club Golden Wednesday Brad Mullin Indoor Soccer Winter Training Hawk Gym 6:00-8:00 pm 625-8513 brad.mullin@wyn. com Tai Chi & Practicing Tai Chi helps bring Golden Monday , David Bucklow Quigong about a state of mental calm & Hawk Gym Tuesday & 622-7124 clarity as well as provides Wednesday Email: general health benefits & 9:30-11:00 am [email protected] stress management. Class is open to seniors. Tae Kwon This Club has been serving Golden Monday , Do the Miramichi for over 20 years Hawk WednesdayTh Ray Doucette (The Golden and offers classes in Brazilian Activity ursday, Friday 210-3464 Jiu-Jitsu, MMA and kickboxing Room 4:30-9:30 Hawk classes with a Muay Thai Martial Arts theme.
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