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PRINCETON FALL 2018 WINTER 2019
GENERAL INFORMATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Early Years/Preschool --------------------------- 4 TEN ACTIVE EXPERIENCES
Children and Youth ------------------------------- 7
Arena & Learn to Skate ------------------- 10/11 1. Absorb our rich arts & cultural community at
Upcoming Events -------------------------------- 12 celebrated events & programs.
First Aid --------------------------------------------- 13 2. Throw a ‘rock’ by joining the fun at the
Fitness/Wellness --------------------------------- 14 Princeton Curling Club.
Community Activities/Adult ------------------ 16 3. Lace up the skates for a great time with
Library ----------------------------------------------- 21 family and friends at the Princeton Arena.
Walking Trails ------------------------------------- 22 4. Support a local club or organization by
Museum -------------------------------------------- 23 becoming a member.
Community Directory --------------------------- 24
5. Enjoy the bird song & wildlife hiking or
snowshoeing at Swan Lake Wildlife
REGISTRATION Sanctuary.
Registration and payment is due a minimum of 7 days
6. Go for a walk or bike along the 4.5 kms of the
prior to start date.
lit & paved Kettle Valley Rail Trail.
5 ways to register.
Visitor Centre 169 Bridge Street 7. Cheer on local sport clubs and enjoy time
Monday to Saturday 9:00am-5:00pm. with friends during home games at the
Princeton Town Hall 151 Vermilion Ave Arena, Curling Rink or Princeton Secondary
Monday to Friday 8:30am-4:30pm. School.
Phone the Recreation and Culture Office at 8. Hike, snowshoe or Nordic ski as you enjoy the
250-295-6067 to add your name to a program. Fall colours & winter snow at China Ridge
E-mail: nmcewen@princeton.ca to add your name Recreational Trails.
to a program. 9. Move, stretch, strengthen and simply let go
Contact the community organization listed with a during a gentle fitness class at Riverside
program to register for their activity, program or Community Centre.
event.
10. Play in one of our many parks or walk the
PROGRAM CANCELLATIONS many routes around town for a little exercise.
Programs may be cancelled due to insufficient enrollment
so please register early. Should we cancel a program, your
preference of a full refund or enrollment in another
available program will be made.
WITHDRAWLS AND REFUNDS
If you need to withdraw for any reason, we will gladly
give a full refund up to the second class date. After the 2nd
class date, refund amounts will be prorated from the date
of your refund request.
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FACILITIES
Town Hall Princeton Regional Airport
151 Vermilion Avenue 250-295-3135 151 Airport Rd 250-295-3105
8:30am-4:30pm admin@princeton.ca
Princeton Municipal Campground
Park & Event Bookings
365 Highway 3 East 250-295-7355
Princeton Visitor Centre May to September rvpark@princeton.ca
169 Bridge Street 250-295-0235
Curling Club
9:00am- 5:00pm visitorinfo@princeton.ca
570 Hwy 3 250-295-6400
Visitor Centre Coordinator Lori Thomas
www.princetoncurlingclub.com
Recreation Coordinator Nadine McEwen
250-295-6067 nmcewen@princeton.ca Golf Course
365 Darcy Mountain Road 250-295-6123
Arena www.princetongolfclub.com
167 Old Hedley Road 250-295-7222
Director of Recreation & Cultural Services Lyle Thomas Museum & Archives
lthomas@princeton.ca 167 Vermilion Avenue 250-295-7588
www.princetonmuseum.org
Riverside Community Centre
148 Old Hedley Road 250-295-6067 Okanagan Regional Library
nmcewen@princeton.ca 107 Vermilion Avenue 250-295-6495
www.orl.bc.ca
Centennial Outdoor Pool
221 Hwy 3 250-295-6535 Senior Citizens Branch 30
Aquatic Supervisor Carol Mack 162 Angela Avenue 250-295-7515
May - September
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 56
172 Bridge St 250-295-6060
BOOK TODAY
FOR YOUR NEXT
EVENT, TOURNAMENT, FAIR,
CELEBRATION, BIRTHDAY PARTY OR
MEETING AT A PRINCETON
FACILITY!
THE ARENA, RIVERSIDE COMMUNITY
CENTRE/THEATRE, PARKS AND
MEETING ROOMS
ARE AVAILABLE FOR RENT!
CALL THE PRINCETON RECREATION
DEPARTMENT AT
250-295-0235
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EARLY YEARS
NEW PARENTS
PRENATAL & POSTNATAL CLASSES
Family centered classes that focus on answering your questions
about pregnancy, assisting women and their helpers to feel
confident 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.
INFANT DEVELOPMENT
INFANT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
Enjoy your time supporting your infant’s development as they
apply their curious nature to see just what they can accomplish.
Free by appointment Birth to 3 yrs
Princeton Family Services 250-295-3126
56 Kenley Ave
DANCE
PRINCETON HIGHLAND DANCERS
New and Experience Dancers Welcomed Ages 3 & up
Dance is an affordable fun way for your child to get exercise,
burn energy, have fun, make new friends and build confidence.
Boys welcome! A boys class is being considered.
To learn more or to register please call Karyn Kunderman 250-
293-6500 or Janet Banks 250-295-7301
LITERACY
STORY IN THE PARK
Come join us for a story and craft in Veteran’s Square. If raining
we will hold story time in the library.
Free Ages 2-8 with adult
Saturdays Sept. 15 & 29, Oct. 13
Veterans Square 250-295-6495
STORY TIME
Come join the fun in the library for a story and craft.
Free Ages 2-8 with adult
Saturdays Jan 12 & 26 & Feb 9 & 23
ORL—Princeton Library 250-295-6495
56 Kenley Ave, Princeton, BC
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EARLY YEARS
LITTLE FOLKS NURSERY SCHOOL
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT This play-orientated, learning program promotes learning in a
friendly, positive and fun-filled atmosphere while preparing your
KID CAFE youngster for kindergarten. It provides a good balance of
For caretakers and kids, this is a fun time for everyone to spend structure and free play time as well as themed activities and
time together while making friends. We have free custom made, outings to various places in our community. Register for one
specialty coffee for the adults, playtime for tots and a day, two days or the whole week. Contact Sandy at 250-295-
supportive environment to share the challenges of raising young 3083 to register or learn more.
ones.
Free Birth to 5 years STRONG START
Thursdays 10:00am-noon This school based early learning program is for preschoolers,
Princeton Baptist Church 160 Old Hedley Rd. their parents, grandparents or caregivers. We encourage
250-295-7752 preschoolers to explore and play in a safe, nurturing and
PARENT SUPPORT GROUP supportive environment. All children must be accompanied by
A friendly atmosphere for sharing the day to day life of being a an adult. This program is sponsored by School District #58.
parent. Free/Drop in Birth to 5 yrs
Free Parent(s) John Allison School 250-295-6727
Parents of children aged 0-6 Childminding available Mon to Fri 9:00 am-noon
1st & 3rd Tuesday 10:30am – 12:30pm
Begins Sept. 4 On going
Free Parent(s)
Parents of all ages No Childminding available
2nd & 4th Tuesday 4:00-6:00pm
Begins Sept. 11 On going
Princeton Family Services 250-295-3126
56 Kenley Ave
PRINCETON FAMILY PLACE
Enjoy a relaxing and supportive setting where children learn to
interact and share with their peers. Parents become part of a
parent group that help to prepare a healthy lunch and share in
great conversations.
Free Parent & Children 0-6 years
Mon, Tues & Wed 11:00am - 2:00pm
Princeton Family Services 250-295-3126
56 Kenley Ave
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EARLY YEARS
SPORTS
PARENT & CHILD 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.
$3.00 drop in Seniors & Adult/Tot
Free Preschooler
Mon 10:00-11:00 am
Wed 1:30-2:30 pm
Arena 250-295-7222
PRINCETON SKATING CLUB
This club offers the CanSkate Program, Figure Skating Club and
Power Skate for children aged 4 to 18 years old. Check out page
10 for the CanSkate Program outline. Please call the Princeton
Figure Skating Club at 250-295-7113 for skating rates or email:
princetonskates@gmail.com
PRINCETON MINOR POSSE CLUB
Lace up the skates, put on the gear and join the fun as you learn
the basics of the sport of hockey. Hockey starts at age 5 for
children interested in playing. Previous skating experience
makes this program more enjoyable for young children. Contact
Angela at 250-295-0095.
YBC-PRINCETON YOUTH BOWLING
Bowling in the Youth Bowling Canada League means exciting
active fun for everyone. Bowling is a sport for all young people,
not just for the athletically gifted. Instructors are on hand to
help the beginner or those wishing to improve their score.
Parties, tournaments, trips and special events make this a great
program. We use the Kidsport Program so no child will ever be
stuck outside looking in. Participate!
Ages 5-18
Copperhill Lanes 250-295-6500
Wednesdays 3:30 pm
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CHILDREN/YOUTH
ARTS & CRAFTS
STAY SAFE
CHILDREN’S ART CLASSES This Red Cross Course offers basic first aid and safety skills for
Bring out your creative side by joining an art class with Shirley. youth 9-13 years old. Participants learn about being safe when
Use your imagination in paint, ceramics, pottery and more. they are without direct supervision of a parent, guardian or
Price includes a one hour lesson and supplies. trusted adult, both at home and in their communities. Price
Call 250-295-4076 to learn more. $20.00 includes instruction, manual, and supplies.
Shirley’s Arts and Crafts Studio 162 Vermilion Avenue 4 classes/$28.00 Grade 4 to 7
Vermilion Forks Elementary 250-295-6067
CLAY FOR KIDS - FESTIVE HOUSE Mon to Thurs 3:15– 4:45PM
Hand build a decorative festive slab house of your imagination Session 1 October 22 to 25
with Sue Delatour, a professional ceramic artist from Princeton. Session 2 Feb 25 to 28
Price includes instruction, clay, glaze materials and firing
Minimum 6 participants LEADERSHIP
To register call Sue at 250-295-0527 or email
susan@susandelatour.com
$45.00 Ages: 9-12 years
Sat. Nov. 24 House building 10:00am-noon
Sat. Dec. 1 Glazing 11:00-noon
Pottery Studio Riverside Community Centre
DANCE
GIRL GUIDES OF CANADA www.girlguides.ca
PRINCETON HIGHLAND DANCERS Guiding offers diverse and exciting activities for girls that
New and Experience Dancers Welcomed Ages 3 & up challenge new interests, teach valuable leadership skills and
Dance is an affordable fun way for your child to get exercise, make lasting friendships. Sparks (K to Gr. 1), Brownies (Gr. 2-3),
burn energy, have fun, make new friends and build confidence. Guides (Gr.4-6), Pathfinders (Gr.7-9), Senior/Rangers (Gr.10-12)
Boys welcome! A boys class is being considered. Call Elaine Miller at 250-295-6155 to learn more or to register.
To learn more or to register please call Karyn Kunderman 250-
293-6500 or Janet Banks 250-295-7301 SCOUTS CANADA
Scouts Canada has a new program “The Canadian Path” which
GENERAL INTEREST was implemented last year and we are very excited to be
bringing it to the youth in Princeton. This is a program of
camping, hikes, fishing, crafts and adventures for both boys and
girls. Check it out at MY Scouts. For more information or to sign
up please contact Jamie Laidlaw 250-295-7622 or Audrey Taylor
250-295-6361.
Beavers Aged 5-7
Mondays 6:00-7:00pm Vermilion Fork
Cubs Aged 8-10
Mondays 5:45-7:15pm John Allison
Learn the skills that all baby sitters need to know! Course covers Scouts Aged 11-14
safety, emergencies, activities, snack preparation and more!! Mondays 6:00-7:30pm Library
School breaks are coming up—why not be certified for
babysitting in your neighborhood. Price includes instruction,
manual, and supplies.
4 classes/$55.00 Must be 11 years or older. The Princeton Recreation & Cultural Department is
Vermilion Forks Elementary 250-295-6067 looking for recreation leaders. Share your active lifestyle
Mon to Thurs 3:15– 6:15pm
with others - whether it is in athletics, wellness, arts &
Session 1 November 5 to 8
Session 2 March 11 to 14
crafts, or cultural - our department is interested to help
you make something great happen for others in our
community.
Stop in at the Visitor Centre located at 169 Bridge Street
or Contact the Recreation & Cultural Department at
250-295-6067 or email nmcewen@princeton.ca to learn
more.
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CHILDREN/YOUTH
LITERACY SOCIAL
STORY IN THE PARK
GIRLS CLUB
Come join us for a story and craft in Veteran’s Square. If raining
Be active, Be Creative, Be Healthy! Enjoy social time with the
we will hold story time in the library.
girls along with a supper you help prepare.
Free Ages 2-8 with adult
Free Grade 5, 6 & 7
Saturdays Sept. 15 & 29, Oct. 13
1st & 3rd Wed 3:30-5:30pm
Veterans Square 250-295-6495
Begins October 10 56 Kenley Ave
Princeton Family Services 250-295-3126
MARTIAL ARTS
JR YOUTH CLUB
SIMILKAMEEN SHOTOKAN KARATE CLUB
Come out for town-wide scavenger hunts, gator ball, capture
Traditional karate training is an excellent form of physical and
the flag and lots more!
mental exercise for improving co-ordination, balance, strength,
Free/Drop In Gr 4-7
agility and mental discipline adhering to ‘Dojo Kun’: Seek
Princeton Baptist Church 250-295-7752
Perfection of Character, Be Faithful, Endeavour, Respect Others,
Wed Begins Sept 19 6:30-8:00pm
Refrain from Violent Behavior. Follow us on Facebook.
United Church Hall 250-295-7374
KID ZONE
$35 per month Ages 7 –11 years
We're offering an hour and a half of stories, crafts and activities
Mon/Wed 6:00-7:00pm
where kids will learn about faith and have lots of fun too! Come
$45.00 per month Ages 12 & up
find out what all the hype is about!
Mon/Wed - Regular Training 7:00-8:00pm
Free/Drop In K – Gr 3
Additional time is allocated for Brown/Black Belt participants
Princeton Baptist Church 250-295-7752
Fri Begins Sept. 21 3:45-5:00pm
OUT OF SCHOOL CARE
SCHOOL BREAK PROGRAMS SPORTS
Join the fun with the staff at Little Seeds Learning Centre each
school break including Pro-D, Spring Break and early school PRINCETON MINOR POSSE CLUB
dismissal. Crafts, games, trips in the community and more. Call Lace up the skates, put on the gear and join the fun as you learn
Little Seeds at 250-273-5091 to learn more. the basics of the sport of hockey. Hockey starts at age 5 for
Pro-D Days October 19 & February 22 children interested in playing. Previous skating experience
Early Dismissal Days November 27-28 & March 5 –6 makes this program more enjoyable for young children. Contact
Angela at 250-295-0095.
SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN & YOUTH
PEACE PROGRAM CHILD/YOUTH COUNSELLING
For children and youth who have experienced serious family
COMPETIVE SALES & SERVICE conflict. Witnessing may significantly impact academic, social
and emotional development. Services are free and confidential.
Princeton Family Services 250-295-3126
Hot Water Tanks 56 Kenley Ave
Service Repair
Hot Water Heating
Drain & Sewer Cleaning
THEATRE
New Construction & Renovations
ZOMBIE WALK
New Fixtures Supplied & Installed
Come dressed as your scariest Zombie to celebrate Halloween
with the Crimson Tine Players. If you need to be zombified
Friendly & Professional come on up at noon and we can do your make up! Lots of fun
walking through downtown Princeton! Bring an item to donate
Serving Princeton & to the food bank, it is always appreciated.
Area since 1991 All ages welcome Riverside Community Centre
October 27 12:30pm
Fully Licensed & Insured 250-295-7085 Riverside Community Centre
Dave Mack
Email: cjmack@telus.net Owner
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CHILDREN/YOUTH
ACCESS TO RECREATION & SPORT
CHILDREN AND YOUTH
No child should be left out. There are a
variety of financial support opportunities in
BC for families that help give children and
youth the opportunity to participate in
recreation and sport activities. Ask the
Princeton Recreation & Culture Office at 250-
295-6067, discuss with local sport
organizations or check out these great
programs on line.
PRINCETON AND DISTRICT
MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
New and experienced players welcome
Registrar: 250-295-0095
PO BOX 325 PRINCETON BC V0X 1W0
www.princetonminorhockey.ca
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PRINCETON ARENA
Arena Partners
PRINCETON SKATING CLUB
250-295-7113
The Princeton Figure Skating Club offers the CanSkate program
and CanPower Skate for children aged 4 to 18 years old. Times Posse Jr B
listed below are subject to change. Please call the Princeton www.princetonposse.org
Skating Club for skating rates or email:
princetonskates@gmail.com.
New registrations always welcome.
Figure Skating
Skating begins in October. princetonskates@gmail.com
Session 1 October to December
Session 2 January to March
Minor Hockey
CANSKATE www.princetonminorhockey.ca
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 (Ages: 3 –5) Mon/Wed 4:00-4:30 pm
Highland Dancers
SENIOR (Ages: 5+) Mon/Wed 4:30-5:15 pm 250-293-6500
ACADEMY & STARSKATE FIGURE SKATING
Skaters in this program have completed the elements of the
Various rates apply. Please speak with partner group.
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.
Academy is the intro to figure skating and Starskate is the test
stream figure skating level.
Mon
ACADEMY
6:00-7:30 pm
STARSKATE
6:00-7:30 pm
HOMETOWN HOCKEY
Wed 5:15-6:15 pm 5:15-6:30 pm
Visit the Town of Princeton website
PRE-POWER Calendar of Events for upcoming
This learn to skate program assists our youngest hockey
players to become confident and stronger on their skates. Full
tournaments and arena events.
hockey gear is required. This program is suited for children
aged 4 to 6 years of age. www.princeton.ca
Mon On-going 5:15-6:00 pm
POWERSKATE
Skaters focus on balance, power, agility, speed and endurance
BRING THE NOISE
skills; all of which are especially important for hockey.
Wed On going 6:30-7:30 pm
SPECIAL PUBLIC SKATE TIMES
Schools out and the arena is open for additional skating times
that complement the regular schedule.
October 8 Monday Public Skating 1:00-2:00pm
October 19 Friday Public Skating 1:00-2:00pm
November 12 Friday Public Skating 1:00-2:00pm
February 22 Friday Public Skating 1:00-2:00pm
FAMILY DAY SKATING—FREE
Lace up the skates with your family and friends for an afternoon
of skating at the Princeton Arena.
Enjoy music, fun and the ice!
February 18 Monday Public Skating 12:00-1:00pm
Page 10PUBLIC SKATING SCHEDULE
*Days & Times subject to change
REGULAR SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER TO MARCH
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
10:00- Admission 4:30-5:30pm 2:30-3:30pm
11:00am Adult $3.00 Senior $2.00 Public Skate Public Skate
Adult, Tot & Student $2.00 Under 5 Free
Senior
1:00-2:00pm 1:00-2:00pm 1:00-2:00pm 2:00-3:00pm 5:30-6:00pm 3:30-4:30pm
Stick & Puck Stick & Puck Stick & Puck Stick & Puck Stick & Puck Stick & Puck
Helmets and gloves are 1:30-2:30pm School & 6:15-7:15pm Weekend skates may be
mandatory for stick & puck Adult, Tot & Private Ice Public Skate cancelled due to games or
Senior Rentals
times for all ages. Available tournaments.
7 DAYS A
WEEK
CHRISTMAS BREAK SCHEDULE DECEMBER 24 TO JANUARY 4
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
10:00- Admission NOTE: The Arena is CLOSED on
11:00am Adult $3.00 Senior $2.00 CHRISTMAS DAY -
Adult, Tot & Student $2.00 Under 5 Free December 25.
Senior
12:00-1:00pm 12:00-1:00pm 12:00-1:00pm 12:00-1:00pm 12:00-1:00pm 2:30-3:30pm 2:30-3:30pm
Public Skate Public Skate Public Skate Public Skate Public Skate Public Skate Public Skate
1:00-2:00pm 1:00-2:00pm 1:00-2:00pm 1:00-2:00pm 2:00-3:00pm 3:30-4:30pm 3:30-4:30pm
Stick & Puck Stick & Puck Stick & Puck Stick & Puck Stick & Puck Stick & Puck Stick & Puck
Helmets and gloves are 6:15-7:15pm Weekend Skates may be
mandatory for stick & puck Public Skate cancelled due to games or
times for all ages. tournaments.
SPRING BREAK SCHEDULE March 18 to 22 Host your own
party at the
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Arena with the
use of the
10:00- Admission
mezzanine
11:00am Adult $3.00 Senior $2.00 for
Adult, Tot & Student $2.00 Under 5 Free 3 hours including
Senior Book 1 hour of ice
time!
12:00- 12:00- 12:00- 12:00- Your
1:00pm 1:00pm 1:00pm 1:00pm Own
Public Skate Public Skate Public Skate Public Skate SK8 & $55.00
1:00-2:00pm 1:00-2:00pm 1:00-2:00pm 1:00-2:00pm 2:00-3:00pm Play Birthday
Special
Stick & Puck Stick & Puck Stick & Puck Stick & Puck Stick & Puck Party
Helmets and gloves are 2:00-3:00pm 6:15-7:15pm Today
mandatory for stick & puck Adult, Tot & Public Skate
times for all ages. Senior Arena
250-295-7222 Or E-mail: lthomas@princeton.ca
PRINCETON & DISTRICT MULTI-PURPOSE ARENA WWW.PRINCETON.CA
167 OLD HEDLEY ROAD—BOX 670 PHONE: 250-295-7222
PRINCETON, BC V0X 1W0 E-MAIL: lthomas@princeton.ca
Page 11UPCOMING EVENTS
Veterans
Square
Princeton,
BC
9:00am
Sign Up
Volunteers are
always
welcomed!
HALLOWEEN FAMILY FUN NIGHT
SATURDAY,
Contact OCTOBER 28
250-295-1910
Princeton Exhibition Grounds
Volunteers are welcomed!
Please contact Jennifer at 250-295-7438
Crimson Tine Players Presents
PRINCETON REMEMBERS
Remembrance Day
NOVEMBER 11
11:00 am
VETERANS SQUARE
November 23, 24 & 30
Doors Open at 6:30pm
Dec 1 Matinee
Doors Open at 1:30pm
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION - PRINCETON
Riverside Theatre
crimsontineplayers@hotmail.com
Do you have an event or activity you wish
the community to learn about? CHRISTMAS LIGHT UP
& SANTA’S VISIT
The Princeton Parks, Recreation and Culture
Department would love to learn more and NOVEMBER 24
share your event with everyone. 3:00 pm Start
Help keep the Princeton Website Calendar of Events VETERANS SQUARE
up to date by calling the Recreation Office at
250-295-6067 or email: nmcewen@princeton.ca *Visit with Santa *Entertainment
*Tree Light Up
Check the new *Hot Chocolate & Popcorn
Princeton Website at *Winter Fun & Crafts
www.princeton.ca
Join in the fun!
Call the Visitor Centre at 250-295-0235 to get involved!
Page 12FIRST AID
RED CROSS FIRST AID COURSES EMERGENCY FIRST AID & CPR A
All courses include manuals, training Course covers simple First Aid & CPR techniques for individuals
materials and certificate. A minimum of 6 who want an overview of First Aid and CPR for the home or
participants required to run courses. workplace covering skills needed to recognize, and respond to
If you have a group who is in need of cardiovascular, choking, airway and breathing emergencies.
training or recertification, please call the recreation office at 1 Day/$80.00 Riverside Community Centre
250-295-6067 to book a course. November 10 9:00am to 6:00pm
March 9 9:00am to 6:00pm
CPR/AED TRAINING
Courses on cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) provide the EMERGENCY CHILD CARE & CPR B
skills needed to recognize and respond to cardiovascular An overview of First Aid and CPR techniques taught in an
emergencies and choking for adults, children, and babies interactive environment for those individuals who care for
depending on the level of CPR chosen. All include training in the infants and children in the work place or at home. Course covers
use of an automated external defibrillator (AED). Courses offer skills needed to recognize, prevent and respond to
training suitable for workplace or general interest. cardiovascular, choking, airway and breathing emergencies in
Certification with manual and card/$50.00 adult, children and infants. *Course meets legislation
Learn CPR without certification/$25.00 requirements for provincial/territorial early childhood education
Call for inquiries 10:00am to 2:00pm and day care worker safety .
1 Day/$80.00 Riverside Community Centre
STANDARD FIRST AID WITH CPR/AED LEVEL C November 17 9:00am to 6:00pm
First Aid and CPR techniques for those who need training for April 6 9:00am to 6:00pm
work requirements, or who want more knowledge to respond
to emergencies in the workplace, at home or at play. This
course covers a variety of basic topics from cardiovascular and
breathing emergencies to in–depth topics such as sudden
medical conditions and injuries to the head and spine.
2 days/$125.00 Riverside Community Centre
October 27 & 28 9:00am to 6:00pm
January 19 & 20 9:00am to 6:00pm
The Royal Canadian Legion
Join us and be part of one of the biggest
Volunteer Organizations in Princeton
and in Canada.
We welcome all good Canadians and guests!
Open Everyday at noon
Except Tuesday and Sundays - Open 2:00-6:00pm
Karaoke on Fridays until 11pm
Meat Draw on Saturdays
Closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and
New Years Day!
We have many year round activities including
Crib, poker, darts, free bingo and pool weekly,
Community dinners, dances and entertainment.
Fishing, golf and crib tournaments.
Check out our Newspaper ads & articles or
Facebook - PRINCETON LEGION
Call 250-295-6060 or drop into the Branch for more information.
Page 13FITNESS
COMMUNITY & WELLNESS
ESSENTIAL OILS & CRYSTALS BUILD-A-BRACELET
Make your own roller ball blend with Young Living Essential Oils, Make your own diffuser bracelets from a selection of gemstone
learn about the healing power of crystals and be introduced to beads, lava beads & various other accents. Be introduced to
Young Living Essential Oils. To register please email Young Living Essential Oils. To register please email
stosczak@gmail.com stosczak@gmail.com
$25 includes instruction & materials $20 includes instruction & materials Additional bracelet $15
Wednesday Sept. 19 Wednesday Sept. 26
6:30-8:00pm Riverside Community Centre 6:30-8:00pm Riverside Community Centre
Page 14PRINCETON ARTS COUNCIL
Page 15COMMUNITY & THE ARTS
ARTS & CRAFTS THEATRE
ART CLASSES CRIMSON TINE PLAYERS
Find your creative side with Shirley. Explore watercolours, oils, This dedicated and active group
acrylics, ceramics, pottery, fired glass and crafts in the studio. of theatre performers, directors,
Cost includes use of basic studio supplies. Additional cost for and artists bring small town
supplies: canvas, ceramic, glass and wood is required. New this theatre to Princeton and the
fall is pottery on the wheel. Call 250-295-4076 to learn more. Similkameen Valley.
$20.00 per class Shirley’s Arts and Crafts Studio
162 Vermilion Avenue New members are always
welcome to join in the fun.
BUNCHGRASS QUILTERS crimsontineplayers@hotmail.com
This dedicated group of quilters meets to work on their own
quilts in the company of others, learn new techniques or just WINTER PLAY DATES
get inspired. Once a year we do a charity sew-in for children in November 23, 24 & 30
crisis. For more information contact Rosemary at 250-295-6511. Doors Open at 6:30pm
Adult/Free
1st & 3rd Thursday 10:00am-2:00pm Dec 1 Matinee
Riverside Community Centre Doors Open at 1:30pm
Riverside Theatre
HANDBUILDING POTTERY WORKSHOP
WEE HOUSE LANTERNS—Gifts for the Season ZOMBIE WALK
Sue Delatour, professional ceramic artist will teach participants Come dressed as your scariest Zombie to celebrate Halloween
hand building and pottery techniques to make a slab built with the Crimson Tine Players. If you need to be zombified
decorated house suitable to be used as a lantern for votive come on up at noon and we can do your make up! Lots of fun
candle. Students can choose from a variety of textures walking through downtown Princeton! Bring an item to donate
available in the class or brought from home. Class fee includes to the food bank, it is always appreciated.
professional instruction, clay, glaze material and firing. Please All ages welcome 12:30pm
contact Sue at 250-295-0527 or October 28 Riverside Community Centre
email: susan@susandelatour.com to register
Adult & Youth aged 14 & up $95 + $10 for materials
Sat/Sun October 21 & 22 10:00am-3:00pm
Sat (Glazing session) October 28 10:00am-3:00pm
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
Sunflower Gallery. www.princetonarts.ca
CARDS
DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB
Join our friendly group of 30 dedicated card players each week
to play duplicate bridge; ACBL sanctioned. Enjoy a short break
for lunch and socializing. Contact: Arlene Turner 250-295-6157
$3.00 per day Monday and Wednesday
10:00am-3:00 pm Riverside Community Centre
DANCE
COUNTRY LINE DANCING
Join this fun class and kick up your
heels as a way to stay active and
healthy! This program is great for the
beginner to seasoned pro! Call Anne
Heuser at 250-295-7647 to learn more.
Page 16COMMUNITY & THE OUTDOORS
CHINA RIDGE TRAILS ASSOCIATION GARDEN CLUB
Come on up and experience the charm of the China Ridge Trail This group of dedicated gardeners meets to share their love for
system located in Princeton’s own backyard, only 8 kilometres gardening, take field trips and more. No meetings during the
from downtown. This all-season recreation area (hike, summer months. Contact Doreen Poulsen at 250-295-1577 for
mountain bike, horseback, snowshoe and cross country ski) set more information.
in the great outdoors provides kilometres of self-guided trails 3rd Tuesday of every month 1:00pm
for all ages and abilities. There are warming huts and shelters Riverside Community Centre Arts Council Room
throughout the vast network of trails. CRTA is an active club and
offer a variety of programs throughout the year. Membership FISH & GAME ASSOCIATIONS
fees are very affordable thanks to all the wonderful support we Fish & Game Associations in Princeton and Tulameen have
receive from local government and businesses. dedicated volunteers who coordinate a variety of activities and
NEW MEMBERS ARE WELCOME. conservation programs such as clean up at local lakes, habitat
To learn more about this great club check them out at restoration, and children and youth outdoor activities. Please
www.chinaridgetrails.com or contact for membership: contact the individual associations to learn more.
Karen Brewer 250-295-6156 64Kbrewer@gmail.com Princeton Fish and Game Association 250-295-0250
Tulameen Fish and Game Club 250-295-3592
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 James at 403-816-2392 for more information
Meet the 3rd Tuesday of the month
7:00 pm Riverside Community Centre Arts Council Room
VERMILION FORKS FIELD NATURALISTS
The VFFN is a not-for-profit charitable society registered under
the BC Societies Act. Membership in the Society is open to all.
The Society is a Federated Club of BC Nature. There objective is
to promote the enjoyment of nature, foster public interest and
education in the appreciation and study of nature, and to
encourage conservation of ecosystems and our natural
environment. Guest Speakers and general meeting take place
the 2nd Tuesday of the month (No meetings in July and August).
Upcoming Guest Speakers
Tuesdays 7:00 pm Start Riverside Community Centre
Sept. 11 Guyana - Dr. Mele Kindred
Oct. 9 Bobcats & Lynx - Arthur Scully
Nov. 13 Invasive Weed, Stink Bugs & more - Lisa Scott
VFFN FIELD TRIPS
VFFN welcomes visitors and new members! Please join us for
OVAL CROSS COUNTRY SKI AND SNOWSHOE TRACK field trips in our natural world if you enjoy hiking, birding,
China Ridge Trails Society in partnership with the Town of walking, kayaking, snowshoeing and more. Please wear
Princeton welcomes you to enjoy groomed and tracked trail appropriate gear for trip and carry your lunch and water. Don’t
around the Princeton Airport. Membership is required and forget your binoculars and camera!
supports the financial costs of operating the equipment to keep
this wonderful track open. PARKING for the Oval Track is For your most up to date information on spring and summer
located at the Weather Station off of Airport Road. hikes please check out the website at www.vffn.ca.
For membership information please check out
www.chinaridgetrails.com.
Page 17COMMUNITY & SOCIAL
SOCIAL
SENIOR CENTRE- BRANCH 30 250-295-7515
The Senior Centre welcomes adults of all ages to come out and
enjoy all the activities happening at their wonderful facility. It is
easily accessible in downtown Princeton; located behind Save-
On-Foods off Bridge Street at 162 Angela Avenue. Families are
welcome to attend special events throughout the year. Yearly
membership fee of $15.00 is welcomed.
Active fun at the Centre includes:
Open Monday to Friday 9:00am to 1:30pm
Pool and Cards
Healthy Lunch 11:30 am to 1:00 pm
Weekly activities include:
Bingo Monday Sales start at 4:00 pm
Exercise Class Monday & Wednesday 10:00 am
Crafts Wednesday 10:00am
Monthly activities include:
Last Tuesday of the month 10:00 am Pool Tournament
2nd Wednesday of the month 1:30 pm General Meeting
Last Friday of the month 5:30pm Potluck Dinner
Special events every month.
Princeton Golf Club
3 minutes east of and RV Resort
Princeton on
Hwy #3
Come and enjoy the best kept
18 Hole Par secret in the Similkameen Valley
72, 6500 Yard
Championship
Golf Course
Serviced 35
site RV Park
pgcrv@eastlink.ca
10% off Green
Fees for local
COMMUNITY ACCESSIBLE RECREATION residents (with
valid ID)
NEW BEGINNINGS Non-member
The New Beginnings Day Program and Residential Living Annual Range Sign up today
Program assists developmentally disabled adults to achieve Passes:
Featuring - $80 or
for your
their greatest independence under the least restrictive $130/family
Two for One Mondays &
Twilight Tuesdays
conditions, with the same rights, respects and freedoms Full Service Restaurant 2019 membership
enjoyed by other citizens. This program is located next to
Rotary Park at 47 Harold Avenue. Exceptional & Golf the remainder
Golf
Open 9am-3pm 250-295-7516 of 2018 season
DAILY ACTIVITIES Exceptional
Mon Life Skills, School & Recreation Value
Tues Indoor/Outdoor Activities
Wed Music/Out & About Day
Thurs Recreation/Impulse Activity 365 Darcy Mountain Rd pgcproshop@eastlink.ca
Fri Closed Princeton BC V0X 1W0 1-888-295-5123
* Special trips are planned throughout the year for evenings
and weekends.
Page 18COMMUNITY & SPORTS
MARTIAL ARTS
SIMILKAMEEN SHOTOKAN KARATE CLUB
Traditional karate training is an excellent form of physical and
mental exercise for improving co-ordination, balance, strength,
agility and mental discipline adhering to ‘Dojo Kun’; Seek
Perfection of Character - Be Faithful, Endeavour, Respect
Others, Refrain from Violent Behavior. Follow us on Facebook.
United Church Hall 250-295-7374
$35 per month Ages 7 –11 years
Mon/Wed 6:00-7:00pm
$45.00 per month Ages 12 & up
Mon/Wed - Regular Training 7:00-8:00pm
20 additional time for Brown/Black Belt
Curling Clinic and Open House:
SPORTS
Sat. Oct 20th
BADMINTON Learn to curl, refresh skills, or just drop in to check us out!
Going to the birds? Join the fun and recreational badminton
play at Princeton Secondary School with some great adults and Meet your Friends at the Rink for
youth who enjoy the sport. All levels welcome. A seasonal regular League Curling
membership is available.
Adults: $3.00 Drop in, Youth/Free 13-18 yrs & Adult
Princeton Secondary School -Gymnasium Mon 8:00pm Leagues start: week of Oct 22nd
Monday evening – Mixed (6 ends)
BOWLING 250-295-6500 Tuesday evening - Men’s
Bowling is a well-known fun activity that everyone can enjoy. It
is a great way to stay active, have some fun with friends and be Wednesday evening – Mixed Doubles
healthy. Thursday Daytime - Mixed Curling
Mixed adult league 19 years & up 7:00pm Wed Ladies – day/time yet to be determined
Coffee Club Open after Thanksgiving 10:00am Tues
Junior Curling also offered –
PRINCETON CURLING CLUB please call the Club for details.
Join a league, curl in special events or just watch and socialize.
New curlers and old pros are welcome to enjoy throwing a few
stones and the fun atmosphere this club has to offer. Rent part,
or all of the facility, for your own event – ice, lounge and
kitchen. Check us out on-line at www.princetoncurlingclub.com;
call the club at 250-295-6400; or e-mail
prcurlingclub@gmail.com. Located at 570 Highway 3 – by the
Husky & Sandman Inn.
Join us at our Bonspiels in 2019
Mixed: Jan 18-20
Men’s: Feb 1-3
DROP IN FUN LEAGUES Ladies: Feb 22-24
Volunteers are needed to operate fun leagues in the
community for Volleyball, Indoor Soccer, Pickle Ball and more. If 250-295-6400
you have an interest and would like to volunteer with the e-mail: prcurlingclub@gmail.com
Princeton Recreation Department to make things happen in www.princetoncurlingclub.com
town; please call the Office at 250-295-6067. Located at 570 Highway #3W – by Husky & Sandman
Page 19COMMUNITY & WELLNESS
WELLNESS
LOTUS MEDICAL ACUPUNCTURE HOME SUPPORT
& ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE Clients with chronic health conditions, disabilities, or terminal
illness receive care that is supplemental in nature and provided
when other resources may not be available. We endeavor to
Riverside Community Centre keep our clients well, active and at home. To inquire about the
Diagnosis/Treatment with Chinese Methods intake process please contact Interior Home Health at Interior
Health. 1-800-707-8550.
Controls Pain, Regulates Circulation
Improves Sleep, Increases energy LOTUS WELLNESS NIGHTS
Qi Beauty Anti-age Facials Join Guadalupe, Alternative Medical Consultant, for an evening
Aid to quit smoking. of relaxation through mediation and healthy living talks that will
improve and maintain a healthy lifestyle. For more information
Safe, natural, drug free and effective call Guadalupe at 250-295-7406.
Drop in/$5.00 Adult/Senior
Tues Ongoing
Riverside Centre 7:00-8:30 pm
M Guadalupe Gutierrez, DDS R.AC
Biomedicine Practitioner
MEALS ON WHEELS
Call 250-295-7406 Freshly prepared meals available to Princeton residents 7 days a
to book an appointment week. Meals hand delivered to your door daily between
11:30am to 12:45pm. Meals accommodate varying diets such as
diabetic, gluten free, low sodium, vegetarian and more. Contact
www.medical-acupuncture.net the Princeton & District Community Society at 250-295-6696 to
Acudetox helps with behavioral health, including addictions, mental health, and learn more.
disaster and emotional trauma.
MSP, Mental Health, At Home Program, GIS-Long Term Facilities and First PRENATAL & POSTNATAL CLASSES
Nations benefits may be eligible. Family centered classes that focus on answering your questions
about pregnancy, assisting women and their helpers to feel
confident about labour and birth, breastfeeding and more. For
more information or to sign up for a class please contact the
Health Centre at 250-295-4442.
TOPS GROUP
The group ‘Taking Off Pounds Sensibly’ meets weekly to
THE HUT support and discuss ways to ensure your weight loss is a
success. Lots of laughter and support is given weekly at these
BOTTLE DEPOT meetings. Anyone interested in joining or learning more can call
Crystal Ward at 250-295-2032.
367 Highway 3 Princeton Riverside Community Centre
11 am to 4 pm daily Thurs 8:20-10:00 am
10 am to 4 pm Saturday
STV WOMEN’S SUPPORT
extended hours available by pre-arrangement The Stopping the Violence Counselling Program provides
CLOSED TUESDAY AND STAT HOLIDAYS private one on one support for women who have experienced
relationship violence, sexual assault, traumatic events and/or
child abuse.
Call Princeton Family Service at 250-295-3126
Free & Confidential Women
STV WOMEN’S SUPPORT GROUP
The Stopping the Violence Group Program provides support for
women who have experienced relationship violence, sexual
the.hut@telus.net 250-295-3835 assault, traumatic events and/or child abuse.
Light supper provided
We also accept electronics, small appliances, power tools, Every 2nd & 4th Wed 4:00-6:00pm
alarms, light bulbs & household light fixtures. Princeton Family Place 56 Kenley
Pickup of large quantities can be arranged
Page 20LIBRARY
ADULT BOOK GROUP
Come take part in an adult book group reviewing popular titles. PRINCETON BRANCH
7 spots available for each book title reviewed. Spots fill up fast Location: 107 Vermilion Avenue
so please call the library to book your space. Begins October 15 Phone: 250-295-6495 Website: www.orl.bc.ca
BUILDERS CLUB
Come join us for some building fun! Keva planks, Lego, Dupo
LIBRARY HOURS
are available as well as other engineering based activities. Tuesday 12:00-5:00pm
Children aged 5 to 7 must be accompanied by an adult.
Ages: 5-10 3:00-4:00pm
Thursday 12:00-8:00pm
Fridays Sept. 28, Oct 5, 12, 19 Friday 12:00-4:00pm
FRENCH CONVERSATIONAL CLASS Saturday 10:00am-1:00pm
Come in and learn some French!
Adults - Beginners welcome. 6:45-7:45pm
Thursdays Nov. 15, 22, 29 & Dec 6, 13
Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31
SHARING STITCHES
This knitting and crocheting group is open to all ages. Beginners
are encouraged to attend.
Thursdays Free
Drop in 2:00-3:00pm
SPANISH CONVERSATIONAL CLASS
Come in and learn some Spanish!
Adults-Beginners welcome 4:00-5:00pm
Tuesdays Oct. 16, 23, 30 & Nov 6, 13, 20, 27
STORY IN THE PARK
Come join us for a story and craft in Veteran’s Square. If raining
we will hold story time in the library.
Free Ages 2-8 with adult
Saturdays Sept. 15 & 29, Oct. 13
STORY TIME
Come join the fun in the library for a story and craft.
Free Ages 2-8 with adult
Saturdays Jan 12 & 26 & Feb 9 & 23
TECH NIGHTS
Bring your technology woes and our trained staff might be able
to help!
Every Thursday Night 6:30-7:30pm
PLEASE DO YOUR PART IN KEEPING OUR
COMMUNITY SAFE BY MANAGING THE
WILDLIFE ATTRACTANTS AROUND YOUR HOME.
To learn how please contact the
Princeton & Area WildSafe BC Coordinator at
250-295-3135 or email: princeton@wildsafebc.com
www.wildsafebc.com
Page 21Be Active and Walk On
Trail Name Location Features Parking
Kettle Valley Rail Trail Adjacent to Highway 3 Walk, Run or Bike on Next to Subway at the
‘Trans Canada Trail - The 4 .5 kms of paved & lit trail Caboose - enter from Burton
Great Trail’ from Old Hedley Road to the Avenue
Tunnel Or Princeton Visitor Centre.
Miner’s Climb Located behind Shoppers Miner’s Climb stairs provides Parking is available at the
Drug Mart on Billiter a walking loop from Princeton Visitor Centre or
Avenue downtown Princeton, along along Bridge Street.
Billiter Avenue to the next set
of stairs, and onto Lions Park
looping back around for a
great walk on your lunch
hour or anytime of day.
China Ridge Trails Located 8.5 kms northeast 55 kms of marked trails with Next to the day use lodge in
from Princeton towards mapped kiosks, out houses the designated parking area.
Tulameen. Turn off of and warming huts.
Tulameen Avenue onto West 4 season destination for
China Creek Road and carry hiking, biking, snowshoeing,
onto the parking lot for China sleigh riding, Nordic skiing &
Ridge Trails. horse back depending on the
season.
Swan Lake Sanctuary Located 4kms from Enjoy bird watching and Parking is available across
downtown Princeton along wildlife viewing as you trek from Rainbow Lake Road
the Princeton-Summerland along trails to 2 bird blinds. near the Princeton Castle
Road after the PXA. Resort.
Airport Loop Walk the 5km loop around Walk or run on a dirt trail and Park across from Princeton
the Princeton Airport on the some road walking. Secondary School on Old
outside of the fence. Enjoy bird and wildlife Merritt Highway and walk
viewing. towards the water tower
following the dirt trail around
the airport.
Historic Walk Pick up a map from the View historical murals and Park at the Visitor Centre
Princeton Visitor Centre to point of interest signs next to the Post Office at 169
enjoy a historic walk thru learning local historical facts Bridge Street.
downtown Princeton. about Princeton.
Page 22MUSEUM
PRINCETON & DISTRICT MUSEUM & ARCHIVES
167 VERMILION AVENUE
princetonmuseum@gmail.com
250-295-7588
www.princetonmuseum.org
T ake a walk through the evolution of Princeton
and the Similkameen District at the Museum. With
rotating displays, District related films showing every day
in the new theatre, there is much to impress everyone.
Schools and private tours are booked during the off
season. Call today to book a trip through Princeton’s
History.
HOURS OF OPERATION
September 4th – October 31st
Friday & Saturday noon till 4 p.m.
Subject to change
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
The Museum has many activities for you to participate in.
Archive development and hosting for even a few hours a
month are always welcomed. Contact the Museum
Manager for further details at 250-295-7588.
THE PRINCETON MUSEUM PRESENTS
Dr. DANIEL MARSHALL’S
Canyon War
Friday, September 21st, 7 p.m.
Riverside Community Centre Theatre
148 Old Hedley Road, Princeton B.C.
ADMISSION $10.00 AT THE DOOR
Canyon War which delves into a little-known but bloody war waged between miner militiamen and
Indigenous groups along the Fraser River in 1858 and how peace was achieved through the efforts
of N’lakapamux Chief Spintlum and Henry Snyder, a U.S. miner and militia captain.
Followed by a Q/A with Dr. Marshall and a book signing for his new release
“Claiming the Land: British Columbia and the Making of a New Dorado”
Page 23COMMUNITY DIRECTORY
HEALTH CARE PUMPKINS HOCKEY
BUSINESS 250-295-4069
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
250-295-7272 RECREATION & CULTURE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 250-295-6067
CASCADE MEDICAL CENTRE
250-295-3103 SENIOR CITIZENS BRANCH #30
250-295-4482
RED CROSS EQUIPMENT LOAN 250-295-7515
DRUG & ALCOHOL SUPPORT
250-293-6467 SHOREI-KAN DOJO
Counselor 250-295-4449
TOWN OF PRINCETON 250-295-7445
INFANT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
250-295-3135 SHOTOKAN KARATE CLUB
250-295-3126
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES 250-295-7374
COMMUNITY SERVICES 250-499-3029 YOUTH AMBASSADORS
PGH (SUPPORT GROUPS) 250-295-0235
COMMUNITY SERVICES SOCIETY 250-295-3233
250-295-6666 PRINCETON HEALTH CENTRE SERVICE CLUBS
CRISIS ASSISTANCE SOCIETY 250-295-4442
250-293-1120 AGRICULTURAL FALL FAIR
FAMILY SERVICES SOCIETY 250-295-6063
250-295-3126
RECREATION
OSPREY LAKE SNOWHEELERS
GROUND SEARCH & RESCUE 250-295-7880
CENTENNIAL OUTDOOR POOL
250-295-6759 OTTER VALLEY FISH & GAME
250- 295-6535
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY THRIFT STORE 250-295-3642
CHINA RIDGE TRAILS ASSOC.
250-295-7214 PRINCETON EXHIBITION
250-293-6500
MINISTRY OF CHILDREN & FAMILY 250-295-7374
COPPERHILL BOWLING LANES
250-295-7585 PRINCETON FISH AND GAME
250-295-6500
FIGURE SKATING CLUB 250-295-0250
CULTURAL CLUBS princetonskates@gmail.com PRINCETON COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL
GIRL GUIDES OF CANADA 250-295-6718
BUNCHGRASS QUILTERS 250-295-6155 PRINCETON LIBRARY
250-295-6511 JR YOUTH CLUB 250-295-6495
PRINCETON COMMUNITY BAND 250-295-7752 PRINCETON JR B HOCKEY
250-295-6629 KID ZONE PROGRAM 250-295-6543
CRIMSON TINE PLAYERS 250-295-7752 PRINCETON RODEO CLUB
crimsontineplayers@hotmail.com KOKANEE SWIM CLUB 250-295-6000
250-295-0759 RIFLE & REVOLVER CLUB INC.
DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB LITTLE FORKS NURSERY 250-295-6150
250-295-6157 250-295-3083 ROTARY CLUB
GARDEN CLUB NEW BEGINNINGS DAY 250-295-0217
250-295-1577 PROGRAM 250-295-7516 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
MUSEUM & ARCHIVES 250-295-6060
250-295-7588 PRINCETON ARENA SCOUTS CANADA
PRINCETON ARTS COUNCIL 250-295-7222 250-295-6361
250-295-6718 PRINCETON CURLING CLUB TIMBERLINE CRUISERS
PRINCETON TRADITIONAL 250-295-6400 250-295-4311
MUSIC SOCIETY 250-295-6010 PRINCETON ADULT HOCKEY TAKING OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY
RIVERSIDE COMMUNITY 250-295-3240 250-295-2032
CENTRE/THEATRE 250-295-6067 PRINCETON GOLF CLUB VERMILION TRAIL SOCIETY
ROCK & FOSSIL CLUB 250-295-6123 250--295-1265
403-816-2392 PRINCETON HIGHLAND
SUNFLOWER GALLERY DANCERS 250-295-7301
250-295-6718 PRINCETON MINOR BASEBALL HELP KEEP THE
VFFN - NATURALIST CLUB 250-295-3499
250-295-7154 PRINCETON MINOR HOCKEY COMMUNITY DIRECTORY
250-295-0095 UP TO DATE!
PRINCETON MIXED SLOW PITCH
250-293-6374 Call 250-295-6067or email
PRINCETON SCOUTS 250-295-7622 nmcewen@princeton.ca
PRINCETON SPECIAL OLYMPICS
250-295-0442
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