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Oliver
RECREATION GUIDE
Fall/Winter 2019-2020
6359 Park Drive • Box 627
Oliver, B.C. • V0H 1T0
250.498.4985
www.oliverrecreation.ca
Table of Contents
Family & Little Tykes 4-5
Childrens Programs 6-7
Day Camps 8
Low Cost/No Cost 11
Ice Skating 12-14
Youth Programs 15
Special Events 16-17
Adult Programs 18-23
Weight Room 24-25
Facilities & Parks 26
Society & Staff 28
Volunteers 30
Program Age Policy Financial Assistance is Available
Tykes: Your child must be the listed age at the start of Financial Assistance is available through
the program. subsidy programs called
Anyone Can Join, JumpStart and the
Children: Your child must be the listed age by Dec 31 Spirit of the Game Society.
of that year.
Day Camps: Children registering must have completed Further details can be found on Page 11.
2Kindergarten.
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Getting in Touch Weight Room Hours
Phone: (250) 498-4985 Members 5:00am - 9:30pm
Fax: (250) 498-0097 Drop-in Mon-Fri 8:30am - 9:30pm
Email: info@oliverrecreation.ca STAT Holidays 12:00 - 4:00pm
Office Hours Stay Connected
Mon - Fri 8:30am - 4:30pm
/OliverParksandRecreation
/oliver.recreation
www.oliverrecreation.com
How to Register
IN PERSON
At the Community Centre Office
Payment methods include cash, cheque, debit, VISA or MasterCard.
BY PHONE
250-498-4985
During office hours: Monday to Friday 8:30am-4:30pm
Phone-in registration is not available on statutory holidays.
ONLINE
www.oliverrecreation.com - Click on ‘Online Registration’
You will need an ActiveNet customer profile.
If you have registered yourself or a family member for a program in the past,
please call the Oliver Parks and Recreation office for your Login and Password.
If you have not registered for any programs or memberships in the past, please
follow directions on the ActiveNet registration website.
REGISTRATION GUIDELINES
Fees must be paid in full at the time of registration
Course Full? Add your name to a waitlist so we can contact you if space
becomes available or classes are added.
Cancellations: Classes may be cancelled due to low registration numbers.
Register early to avoid disappointment.
Classes Missed due to illness, weather, power failures or other events beyond
our control will not be refunded or credited.
Change of Plans? Unless advised otherwise:
1. If you withdraw or transfer before, on or after the course start date, a full refund
or credit will be issued.
2. If you withdraw or transfer on or after course start date, or to the end of the 3rd
class, or a pro-rated refund or credit for the remainder of classes will be issued.
3. Pro-rated refunds or credits after the 3rd class will only be considered for
special circumstances only.
Programs, times and dates may be subject to changes.
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Family & Little Tykes
Arty Smarty Parent & Tot Gymtime
With imagination and colour, young artists will Time for Tots and Tykes and their caregivers to
explore their world around them. Why Art? Art come play with our toys, bikes, games and sports
boosts creativity, increases concentration, busts equipment. There is lots of room to run and
boredom, builds self-esteem and confidence and jump. This drop-in program is a great way for
teaches how to express feelings without words, new parents to connect with other parents and
and it’s just plain fun! All art supplies are included children.
in fee. OCC 2/3 Hall
Meeting Room 2 6 and under with adult
5-12 years old $3.00/parent and tot/visit, $1.00 additional child
$70.00 Wed. Oct 2 – Dec 11, 2019
Session 1: Sat. Oct 26 - Nov 30, 2019 New !
Wed. Jan 8- Mar 11, 2020
Session 2: Sat. Jan 4 - Feb 8, 2020 NTEimW
e
12:00-3:00pm
Session 3: Sat. Feb 22 - Mar 28, 2020
9:00-10:00am
Tykes Learn to Skate
Learn-to-skate lessons for preschool-aged
Family Recreational Hockey children are in a fun, recreational environment.
This family hockey program is perfect for players Skills covered will include learning about skating,
who like to play in a fun, non-competitive safety and equipment, how to stand up on
environment. No experience is required – players skates, skating forward/backwards and stopping.
can learn on the ice! Parents are encouraged Helmets are mandatory; safety padding and
to play with their children, and must register as warm clothing, including mittens, are high
well. Required equipment: CSA approved hockey recommended.
helmet, gloves and additional protective gear is Oliver Arena
recommended. 3-5 years of age
Oliver Arena $40.00/session
5 and up accompanied by an adult Tues. Oct 29 – Dec 3, 2019
$30.00/player or $5.00 Drop In Tues. Jan 14 - Feb 18, 2020
Session 1: Sun, Sept 29 – Dec 15, 2019 9:45-10:15am
Session 2: Sun, Jan 5 – Mar 8, 2020
3:45-5:15pm
(Cancellations may apply due to tournament
bookings or playoffs; a list of ice times will be
provided on the first session).
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Parent & Child Skating Story Walks
What a great opportunity for tykes to give ice A Story Walk is an innovative and delightful way
skating a try without the crowds! Play with our for children and adults to enjoy reading and
toys; visit with other children and their caregivers the outdoors at the same time. Pages from a
and practice skating during this family only time. children’s book will be installed on the path in our
Strollers are welcome. Community Park. As you stroll down the trail, you
Oliver Arena will come across each page of the story. Take a
12 and under with an adult walk with a story guide, or stroll past the pages at
Tues, Oct 22, 2019 – Dec 3, 2019 your leisure.
Tues, Jan 7, 2020- Feb 18, 2020 Oliver Community Park
9:30-11:00am 5 and up accompanied by an adult
Free
Wed, Sept 18, 2019 ”Over in the Forest, Come
“Recreation together builds strong families,
and Take a Peek” by Marianne Berkes
the foundation of a stronger society.” Tues, Mar 17, 2020 – Story to TBA March 1, 2020
12:00-2:00pm
SOUTH OKANAGAN
EARLY LEARNING CENTRES
We have a class for that! OES Childcare
We offer Entry to Advance classes for all ages! Preschool and afterschool care
Jazz, Tap, Ballet, Hip Hop, Contemporary/Lyrical,
Modern, Musical Theatre, Belly Dance, Acro, Little Wonders Childcare
Adult Classes, Tiny Toes, Yoga, Performing
Troups and More. 30 months to school age
Hang Out Afterschool Program
Street Address 6239 Main Street, Oliver, BC
Phone 778-439-3332 or 250-408-8135
thedancestudio@hotmail.ca
For more info 250-485-8041 | Oliver, BC
www.thedancestudioinoliver.com www.SouthOkanaganQualityChildcare.com
Online Registration - www.oliverrecreation.ca Fall/Winter 2019-20 5
Childrens Programs
Arty Smarty student’s life. School grades often improve as you
With imagination and colour, young artists will learn to focus on objectives and to work toward
explore their world around them. Why Art? achievement. The self-discipline and self-respect
Art boosts creativity, increases concentration, which TKD develops can provide you with skills and
improves eye-hand coordination, busts boredom, the courage to speak up against bullies.
builds self-esteem and confidence and teaches South Okanagan Secondary School Small Gym
how to express feelings without words, and it’s just $70/month $150.00 3 months/ 10% family discount
plain fun! All art supplies are included in fee. Tues, Wed, Sept 10 – Dec 11, 2019
Meeting Room 2 Tues, Wed, Jan 7 - Mar 11, 2020
5-12 years old 6:15-7:00pm (5-9 years)
$70.00 7:00-7:45pm (10 +)
Session 1: Sat. Oct 26 - Nov 30, 2019
Session 2: Sat. Jan 4 - Feb 8, 2020
New !
Family Recreational Hockey
Session 3: Sat. Feb 22 - Mar 28, 2020 NTEimW
e This family hockey program is perfect for players
9:00-10:00am who like to play in a fun, non-competitive
environment. No experience is required – players
Mini Chefs can learn on the ice! Parents are encouraged
to play with their children, and must register as
Children will learn the basics of food preparation,
cooking techniques, and food safety. This is well. Required equipment: CSA approved hockey
a hands-on class is where your mini chef will helmet, gloves and additional protective gear is
learn the basic staples of cooking and have the recommended.
opportunity to create dishes from scratch. It’s a fun Oliver Arena
environment for children to get a little messy and 5 and up accompanied by an adult
experience flavours of the world such as curries, $30.00/player or $5.00 Drop In
pastries and homemade pasta. Session 1: Sun, Sept 29 – Dec 15, 2019
Please inform us of any food allergies or Session 2: Sun, Jan 5 – Mar 8, 2020
sensitivities at time of registration. 3:45-5:15pm
Oliver Community Centre, Kitchen (Cancellations may apply due to tournament
6-12 years old bookings or playoffs; a list of ice times will be
$40.00 provided on the first session).
Wed, Sept 25 – Oct 30, 2019
3:30-4:45pm Indoor Field Hockey
Field Hockey is so much fun! Learn how to play this
Taekwondo awesome game from experienced local coaches
in a fun team environment. Sticks and shin pads
The self-discipline that develops as a result of
learning and practicing the techniques performed are provided, but players will need to have their
in Taekwondo carries over into other areas of the own mouth guards by the third session. A T-shirt is
included in the cost of the registration.
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Oliver Elementary School Gymnasium tournaments and in self-defence situations.
Grades 4-6 4:15-5:15pm Wrestling (rolling) and live drilling play a huge role in
Grades 6-7 5:15-6:15pm (grade 6’s with training and the practitioner’s development. Jiu Jitsu
experience) is considered a martial art, a sport, a method for
$45.00/player promoting physical fitness and building character,
Mon, Jan 13 – Mon, Mar 9, 2020 and a way of life.
Oliver Elementary School Gymnasium
5 - 15 years old
Kids Yoga $85/month | $225/3 months
This program provides a great way for your child Mon, Wed, Friday Sept 4 – Dec 20, 2019
to unwind after a long school day. With practice of Mon, Wed, Friday Jan 6 - Mar 20, 2020
asana (postures) sequences, play fun, self-calming 5:00-6:00pm
techniques and stress relief. This class provides
a beautiful way to cultivate self-esteem, body
awareness and the relevance of breathing for our Parkour
mental and physical health. Ethos Parkour takes a “structured playtime”
Tucelnuit Elementary School Gymnasium approach to parkour training for kids that
Ages 7-12 incorporates conditioning into games and
$28.00 creative physical activities. Coach Michael
Mon, Sept 23 - Mon, Nov 25, 2019 teaches the fundamentals of parkour moves
2:45-3:45pm and techniques, including jumping and landing,
rolling, vaulting, climbing and falling. Maximum
12 per session – please register early!
Brazilian Jui Jitsu 1/3 Hall
Jiu Jitsu is founded on the idea that a smaller, weaker $60.00/session
person can successfully defend themselves against Thurs, Sept 19-Thurs, Dec 12, 2019
a bigger, stronger, heavier opponent by using Thurs, Jan 9-Thurs, Mar 26, 2020
technique and leverage to defeat the opponent. 2:45-3:45pm 6-9 years
Jiu Jitsu training can be used for sport grappling 3:45-4:45pm 10+ years
FAMILY SHOWTIME series
VEnables Theatre PRESENTED BY
CHARLOTTE DIAMOND with Matt Diamond
SaturdayOctober
Saturday October 5, 2019
5, 2019 - 6:30
- 6:30 pm pm
A CHRISTMAS CAROL with DuffleBag Theatre
FridayDecember
Friday December13, 13,
20192019 - 6:30
- 6:30 pm pm
SAMAJAM - Rythmo 2
FridayJanuary
Friday January24,24,20202020 - 6:30
- 6:30 pm pm
WILL'S JAMS
FridayFebruary
Friday February21, 21,
20202020 - 6:30
- 6:30 pm pm
UZUME TAIKO
SaturdayApril
Saturday April
18, 18,
20202020 - 6:30
- 6:30 pm pm
all 5 shows for only $50!
more info at venablestheatre.ca
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Day Camps
Spring Break Day Camp Early Dismissal Days
This camp is two weeks of supervised activities! Oliver Parks and Recreation will be offering Early
The kids will play sports, make crafts, play games Dismissal programming at both OES and TEN.
and more! This camp is a great way to meet new We will offer a variety of sporting activities such
friends and try new activities. Pre-registration as group games, sports, crafts and outdoor
is required; children five years of age must be play time! Our medical form is mandatory for
enrolled in Kindergarten to attend. attendance and can be filled out with the school
Meeting Room 2 secretary; registration is at your child’s school
5-12 years old office. Limited space available.
$30/day or $125 week 6-12 years old
Mon. Mar 16 - Fri. Mar 20, 2020 FREE
Mon. Mar 23 - Fri. Mar 27, 2020 Sept 25, Oct 30, Nov 27, Jan 29, Feb 26, Apl 29
8:00-5:00pm May 27
12:15-2:30pm
Tykes Spring Break Camp
This camp is two weeks of supervised activities Drop and Shop Day Camp
such as sports, crafts, games, cooking and more! A one day camp to fully get kids into the holiday
This camp is a great way to meet new friends and spirit. Children will take part in many supervised
try new activities. Pre-registration is required. Christmas crafts, activities and entertainment.
Meeting Room 1 Skating, sledding, and snowman building have
3-5 years of age all been enjoyed in the past. Pre-registration
$55.00/week is required, children five years of age must be
Mon. Mar 16, – Fri, Mar 20, 2020 enrolled in Kindergarten to attend.
Mon. Mar 23, - Fri, Mar 29, 2020 Meeting Room 1
9:00-12:00pm 5-12 years old
$30/day
Sat, Nov 30, 2019
Pro-D Day Camps 8:00-5:00pm
Spend the day making new friends, playing
games and sports, having fun during this special
day camp program. Pre-registration is required.
Limited space is available, so register early to
avoid disappointment.
Meeting Room 2
5-12 years old
$30/day
Fri. Oct 25, 2019
Fri. Feb 21, 2020
8:00-5:00pm
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South Okanagan Skating Club
2019-2020 Registration
KinderSkate (First time skaters)
1 day per week: $190 full season, $105 first half, $95 second half
+$45 Skate Canada Fee (Mandatory) Tuesday 3:15-3:45 or Thursday 5:45-6:15
Canskate (Learn to Skate) Program Stage 1 to 4
1 day per week: $210 full season, $120 first half, $105 second half
2 days per week: $370 full season, $200 first half, $185 second half
+$45 Skate Canada Fee (Mandatory) Tuesdays 3-3:45, Thursday 5:30-6:45
Junior Star Academy Stage 5 & 6
1 day per week: $205 full season, $120 first half, $105 second half
2 days per week: $370 full season, $200 first half, $185 second half
+$45 Skate Canada Fee (Mandatory), Tuesday 3:45-4:30, Thursday 3-3:45
Intermediate & Senior Star Skate Program
2 days per week: $330full season 4 days per week: $545 full season
3 days per week: $430 full season 5 days per week: $625 full season
+$45 Skate Canada Fee (Mandatory) *Days of the week can be chosen during registration,
Registra�on: September 11 - 6:30 to 8pm
*NCCP Certified Coaches *For Ages 3 & up at the Community Centre in Room 1
For Inquiries Please Contact South Okanagan Skating Club southokanaganfsc@gmail.com
*Registration available the first week of skating at the Arena September 16 th-20th
Oliver Curling You can curl too!
Club No experience needed—just bring clean shoes
and warm clothes, and we’ll take care of the rest.
Curling for all ages and abilities, free learn to curl
clinics, day and evening leagues, stick curling,
family days, social events and more!
Check our website for fall and winter activities:
eastlinkcurlingcentre.ca
Registration Night: Friday, Sept 13 (7 pm) &
Juniors (under 18) Tuesday, Sept 24 (6 pm)
Free practice sessions: Sept 30-Oct 4 & Jan 2-5
with club members on hand to get you curling!
Join in all the fun at the Eastlink Curling Centre,
735 McKinney Road, Oliver.
Need more info?
occ@eastlink.ca
250-498-2244
10 Fall/Winter 2019-20 250-498-4985Low Cost/No Cost Recreation
At Oliver Parks and Recreation we don’t want to see anyone left out. To assist with being able to
participate in programs there are a few financial assistance options available.
Anyone Can Join
Anyone Can Join is a sponsorship program supported by local organizations like the Oliver Osoyoos
Winery Association, the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #97 and the Oliver Elks to provide financial
assistance to Oliver/Area “C” children, youth and adults towards registration into recreation
programs of their choice, up to $150 per person per calendar year. Families or individuals in need
of assistance are asked to complete and submit an application form at the Oliver Community
Centre. Each form is reviewed in confidence by the Recreation Supervisor and applicants are
registered directly into the program using funds provided by sponsors.
JumpStart
Who we fund is simple: Kids. Kids who want to get active. Kids who want to learn a new
sport or activity. Kids who want to keep up with a sport or activity they already enjoy.
But these kids just need a little extra financial help to get their name on the roster. Kids
aged 4 to 18 from families in financial need can receive funding to help with registration
fees, equipment and/or transportation. www.jumpstart.canadiantire.ca
Spirit of the Game
The Spirit of the Game Society was established to help families in Oliver and Osoyoos. A
non-profit organization with a volunteer board, the Spirit of the Game Society is
structured to deliver 100% of all donations to providing league fees and covering
equipment costs. It does this by working with generous partners and organizing annual
funding events. www.sotgsociety.com
Anyone Can Join applications are available at the Oliver Parks and Recreation Office.
Spirit of the Game and Jumpstart applications are available on their respective websites.
Online Registration - www.oliverrecreation.ca Fall/Winter 2019-20 11Ice Skating
Public Skating Schedule (Public skating schedule subject to change)
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
7:30-9:00am
Starting Oct 22
•Adult Stick & Puck
Weekdays
9:30-11:30am 9:30-11:00am 9:30-11:30am
9:00-10:00am
•Drop In Hockey •Parent & Child Skate •Drop In Hockey
•Stick & Puck
•Tykes Learn to Skate
(Parent & Child)
12:00-1:00pm 12:00-1:00pm 11:45-12:30pm
•Public Skate •Public Skate •Public Skate
Saturday & Free Public Skating & Rentals
5:30 - 6:45pm *Sponsored by the Oliver Lion’s Club
Sunday October 19 - March 22
Weekday Skating Rates Public Skating
*Prices include taxes
This is a great time to bring your family down
Public Skating Single Season to the arena. We have music playing and a rink
attendant present to assist you. Enjoy an hour of
Preschool (0-5yrs) Free N/A skating during your lunch break.
Great exercise for all ages.
Child/Teen (6-18yrs) $2.50 $47.80
Adult (19-64yrs) $3.25 $58.97 Skate Rentals
*Prices include taxes
Seniors (65+) $2.70 $47.80
Family (max of 6) $10.70 $129.00 All Ages $4.00
AM Drop In Hockey Adult
Oliver Lions & Monday & Wednesday $5.00
Lioness Club
PO Box 931
Oliver, B.C. V0H 1T0
We offer a tasty variety
Meetings:
of food at the Oliver
1st Tuesday 6:30 pm
Arena during games
September - June and tournaments on
6431 Okanagan
1006 McKinney Rd.Street the weekends
Oliver, BC
(NK’MIP “old” band office)
For information contact Linda Schaffrick 250-498-3710
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12 and under with an adult
This family hockey program is perfect for players
who like to play in a fun, non-competitive Tues, Oct 22 – Dec 3, 2019
environment. No experience is required – players Tues, Jan 7 - Feb 18, 2020
can learn on the ice! Parents are encouraged 9:30-11:00am
to play with their children, and must register as
well. Required equipment: CSA approved hockey Adult Stick & Puck
helmet, gloves and additional protective gear is Stick & Puck sessions are for participants
recommended. looking to practice their passing, shooting, puck
Oliver Arena control and skating in a casual environment. NO
5 and up accompanied by an adult scrimmages, formal instruction, goalies, pylons or
$30.00/player or $5.00 Drop In related objects permitted on any Parent & Child
Session 1: Sun, Sept 29 – Dec 15, 2019 Stick & Puck session. Helmets and gloves are
Session 2: Sun, Jan 5 – Mar 8, 2020 mandatory, bring your own stick. Maximum 24
3:45-5:15pm skaters per session.
(Cancellations may apply due to tournament Oliver Arena
bookings or playoffs; a list of ice times will be 16 and up
provided on the first session). $10/person
Thurs, Oct 24 – Thurs, Dec 12, 2019
Tykes Learn to Skate Thurs, Jan 2 – Thurs, March 12. 2020
7:30-9:00am
Learn-to-skate lessons for preschool-aged children
are in a fun, recreational environment. Skills
covered will include learning about skating, safety Parent and Child Stick & Puck
and equipment, how to stand up on skates, skating Stick & Puck sessions are for participants looking to
forward/backwards and stopping. Helmets are practice their passing, shooting, puck control and
mandatory; safety padding and warm clothing, skating in a casual environment. NO scrimmages,
including mittens, are high recommended. formal instruction, goalies, pylons or related objects
Oliver Arena permitted on any Parent & Child Stick & Puck
3-5 years of age session. Helmets and gloves are mandatory, bring
$40.00/session your own stick. Maximum 24 skaters per session.
Tues. Oct 29 – Dec 3, 2019 Oliver Arena
Tues. Jan 15 - Feb 18, 2020 1 Adult + 1 Child, 12 and under
9:45-10:15am $10/Parent & Child Fee
Thurs, Oct 24 – Thurs, Dec 12, 2019
Parent & Child Skate Thurs, Jan 2 – Thurs, March 12, 2020
9:00-10:00am
What a great opportunity for tykes to give ice skating
a try without the crowds! Play with our toys; visit
with other children and their caregivers and practice Refer to Public Skating Policies and Safety Guidelines
skating during this family only time. Strollers are www.oliverrecreation.ca
welcome.
Online Registration - www.oliverrecreation.ca Fall/Winter 2019-20 13Arena Improvement Project
Built in 1968, the Oliver & District Arena, one of the first recreation facilities in the south
3000 ft2
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Okanagan, is 50 years old. It has served the community well over the past 5 decades, ADMIN
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bringing people together through sport, recreation, and DR #1community pride.
Although the building structure itself has at least 25 years of life remaining, the brine
lines and concrete slab that make up the secondary cooling system and ice surface have
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reached end-of-life and are prematurely failing. The arena washrooms, dressing rooms,
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spectating areas and other public spaces do not meet current expectations or standards for
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accessibility. Concept design and cost estimate to address these concerns as well as other
potential enhancements to the facility has been developed and will be on display throughout
replacement ice slab DR #2
andwith rivsed
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the year for stakeholders the community at large to review and provide input on. The
corners scheduled
work is tentatively and new dasher
forboards
2021, dependent on project funding.
How you can support the Arena Capital Improvement Project?
1. Participate in the process: Attend an open house, talk to facility operators and get
informed about the project. Share your thoughts about the arena, its importance to the
community and what you would like to see happen in the future with Oliver Parks and
Recreation staff, your municipal and regional elected officials and
your provincial and federal members of
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parliament. Make your voice heard in the
case of a referendum.
2. WDonate. Every dollar counts when
DR # 5 it comes to community recreation
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infrastructure. Ask us how you can help
leave a legacy for the Oliver and Area "C"
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community that will last for decades to
come.
PLANT SKATE
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more information about the eventCLUB or
the Oliver & District Arena facility please
contact Carol Sheridan, Manager of Parks
and Recreation, at 250-498-4985 or by
email at carol@oliverrecreation.ca.
DR # 4 DR # 3
14 Fall/Winter 2019-20 250-498-4985Youth Programs
Emergency First Aid CPR-C Taekwondo
This 8-hour First Aid course will cover the skills The self-discipline that develops as a result of
needed to recognize and respond to potential learning and practicing the techniques performed
and immediate dangers and safely approach in Taekwondo carries over into other areas of the
any emergency. Learn how to respond to student’s life. School grades often improve as you
cardiovascular emergencies for children & learn to focus on objectives and to work toward
adults (CPR Level C) with Automated External achievement. The self-discipline and self-respect
Defibrillation (AED) training. Other topics that will which TKD develops can provide you with skills
be covered include: choking, breathing & bleeding and the courage to speak up against bullies.
emergencies and how to treat for shock. SOSS Small Gym
1/3 Hall $70/month $150.00 3 months/ 10% family
14 years old and up discount
$105/course Tues, Wed, Sept 10 – Dec 11, 2019
Sat. Nov 30, 2019 Tues, Wed, Jan 7 - March 11, 2020
Sat. Mar 7, 2020 6:15-7:00pm (5-9 years)
9:00 – 5:00pm 7:00-7:45pm (10 +)
Babysitter Training Chill Out Youth Only Skates
Learn the skills necessary to care for infants, Skating for 11-17 years only. Games, music and
toddlers, and pre-schoolers. This course focuses prizes to give away!
on safety, dealing with emergencies and first aid Oliver Arena
basics. All materials provided. Please bring paper Dates will be listed Sept 15 online.
and pen, water bottle and a healthy lunch. Visit www.oliverrecreation.ca
1/3 Hall
11-17 years old
$70/course
Fri. Oct 25, 2019 (Pro D-Day),
Sat. Jan 25, 2020
9:00 – 4:00pm
• For Boys and Girls ages 12-18 Oliver, Osoyoos, OK Falls
• Glider and Power Aircraft Pilot license training available for Cadets >14 yrs
• $125 registration fees covers uniforms, equipment, field trips, training/courses
• We meet every Wednesday 6:30-9pm Sept-June
Registration starts September 4, 2019 at 6:30 pm
Birth Certificate, BC Care Card and Parent’s signature required Squadron Hangar at 5856 Cessna St, Oliver BC
Contact
Online Us- www.oliverrecreation.ca
Registration at info.232bighornsquadron@gmail.com 250-498-0418
Fall/Winter 2019-20 15Special Events
Up in the Air Family Picnic
Friday, September 6
Weather permitting, this could be the perfect evening to
gather up those forgotten kites and head down to the
Oliver Community Park! Fly your own, or learn how to
build one using our materials. Bring a picnic dinner, set
up lawn chairs, and watch the colourful patterns soar.
Even if the wind isn’t cooperating, you can still enjoy a
fun family play night in the Oliver Community Park. If
you wish to build a kite on site, please pre-register at the
Oliver Parks and Recreation Office.
Oliver Community Park
$5.00/ kite building
4:30 – 6:30PM Oliver Community Light Up
Friday, November 22
The community will be glowing with festive cheer from
Scareview Monster Bash Main Street to Oliver Community Park. Enjoy pictures
Saturday, October 26 with Santa, Food Vendors, Face Painting, Christmas
Our Spooktacular event is getting a ghoulish make-over Displays, Crafts and Caroling. After the light up at Town
this year. We are spooking things up this October with a Hall, come down to the Oliver Community Park for a
thriller family dance party. Bust a move to some spine- fireworks display.
chilling tunes while enjoying Halloween themed games, Oliver Community Park
crafts, and costume contests. Take a walk through our Check out www.winecapitalofcanada.com and
Monster Maze, and take part in the family fun. Must www.oliverrecreation.com for more information.
be in costume to attend! All children will receive a
Halloween loot bag. Children under the age of 9 must be
accompanied by an adult. Limited tickets are available; Breakfast with Santa
please purchase in advance to avoid disappointment. Saturday, December 7
Oliver Community Hall Children aged 12 and under, along with their
Ages 12 and Under accompanying family members are invited to enjoy a
$5.00 per child (ages 2 and under are free) hot pancake breakfast, holiday music, Christmas craft
6:00 – 8:30PM stations, and a chance to get a photo with the man from
the North Pole! Santa is arriving at 9:45AM and will be
with us until 11:00AM. Please purchase your tickets for
the breakfast in advance to avoid disappointment.
Oliver Community Hall
$7/Child, Adults by Donation
9:00 – 11:30AM
16 Fall/Winter 2019-20 250-498-4985Winter Wonderland week prior to the start of the event. We will try our best
to accommodate requests of up to 2 teammates based
Saturday, December 14
on necessity (ridesharing). Please have requests in by
Celebrate the start of the Christmas season with Oliver
Friday February 8th. Refunds after February 8th will be
Parks and Recreation. See the Oliver Arena transformed
assessed on an individual basis.
into a Winter Wonderland on Ice. This year we are
Oliver Arena
having a Snowman themed skate. Come dressed up as a
Players fee $90 ($100 after January 2nd) includes
snowman to be entered to win some neat prizes! Enjoy
Thursday Social and Friday Banquet
a skate around our decorated arena, or take a break
Extra Thursday Social Ticket $15
and watch from the sidelines with a hot chocolate. Free
Extra Friday Banquet Tickets $20
Skate Rentals (while supplies last). Helmets are required
Games are played between 8:30AM and 3:30PM
for kids 12 and under.
Oliver Arena
Admission by Donation
6:00 – 8:00PM
Family Black Light Volley Ball
Tournament
Monday, February 17 Oliver 3K/10K
Invite your family and friends to a friendly game of 4 on Sunday, April 5
4, glow in the dark volleyball. Teams must consist of at A part of the Canadian Tire Interior Running Association
least 4 members. Wear your brightest and your whitest series, this flat, scenic 10K along the Okanagan River
to stand out as a team, and compete to win fun prizes. Channel and around Oliver Community Park is a great
Must pre-register before February 10th. event for runners of all abilities and experience. Back
Oliver Community Hall this year is the popular 3K loop for runners looking for
Ages 6 and up a shorter distance. There are aid stations on the course
$5.00 per person and medical support on site. Refreshments, awards
1:00 – 3:00PM (wine for the top three finishers in each age category)
and draw prizes following the race.
Sponsored proudly by Jackson Triggs, Peach City
Wine Capital Hockey Runners, and Oliver Parks and Recreation. Registration
Tournament will be available through www.zone4.ca and through our
Thurs. March 6 – Sat. March 8 office in early 2019.
This is a fun mixer tournament! Male players must be Oliver Community Park
55+, female players 45+. Players register as individuals Under 19 - $20/10K | $15/3K
and are assigned to a team based on age, ability, and 19 years and up $27/10K | $21/3K
position. Please provide us with an email address so Day of Race add $11/10K | $6/3K
we can send you tournament information and updates. 3K Race Start 9:15, awards at 10:30am
Programs with game schedules will be emailed out 1 10K Race Start 10:00, awards at 11:30am
ANN HAYES BETH GARRISH HEATHER ANDREWS JAIME PACHECO MARK PANKRATZ
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#125 - 5717 Main Street, Oliver
250.498.6222 www.royallepage.ca/oliver
Online Registration - www.oliverrecreation.ca Fall/Winter 2019-20 17Adult Programs 16 yrs+
Function Fit disease and arthritis. The beginners class covers
Qigong exercises, techniques for relaxation and
This functional class can be modified for all levels
of fitness; from beginner to intermediate. All meditation, and the Tai Chi Introductory set.
exercises are designed to increase strength, range Instruction is also available for continuing students
of movement and flexibility required for activities of in the Short Set and the Long Form. Registration
daily living. closes two weeks after the first lesson or when
2/3 Hall fifteen beginners have registered, whichever occurs
18 and up first. Experienced Taichi students welcome any
$7.00/drop in, $65.00/ 10 pass time.
Tues, Sept 3 – Thurs, Dec 17, 2019 2/3 Hall
Tues, Jan 7 – Thurs, Mar 26, 2020 16 and up
9:00-10:00am $60.00 or note/referral from doctor
Mon, Sept 16 – Wed, Dec 18, 2019
Mon, Jan 6 – Wed, Mar 25, 2020
Step into Strength & Stability No Class Oct 14, Nov 11 & Feb 17
Please come join us for a fun and productive class 9:30-11:30am
using intervals of muscle building weight training,
combined with cardio step routines. Using proper
form and technique, taught by Lori Ashe, BCRPA Lunchtime HIIT Class
certified PT to some great tunes and finishing off Personal Fitness trainer and coach James Chicalo
with a full body stretch. Modified for all levels, bring will have you burning calories and toning your body
water and a hand towel. in this High Intensity Interval Training fitness class.
This class is geared for people who want to elevate
2/3 Hall
their current fitness level. All ages and fitness levels
18 and up
welcome. If you’re a beginner or a fitness expert
$6.50 drop in, $60.00/ 10 pass
James will bring the best out in you.
Mon, Sept 9 – Wed, Dec 18, 2019
Mon, Jan 6 – Wed, Mar 28, 2020 2/3 Hall
No Class Oct 14, Nov 11 & Feb 17 16 and up
6:00-7:00pm $75/10 pass | $10 drop in
Tues, Thurs Sept 3 –Dec 19, 2019
12:15-1:00pm
Taichi & Qigong Class
This course is a gentle, zero-impact exercise,
suitable for persons of all ages and fitness levels.
Emphasis is on the whole body, including muscle
control, core strength, joint motion, and flexibility.
It is useful therapy for persons having difficulty
with balance, flexibility and mobility, such as those
suffering from joint replacements, Parkinson’s
18 Fall/Winter 2019-20 250-498-4985Drop-in Basketball Drop-in Pickleball
Oliver Elementary School Gymnasium All levels are welcome. Underage juniors must be
19+ accompanied by a playing adult. Racquets and
$5.00 Drop-in instruction supplied if needed.
Wed. Sept 18 - Dec 11, 2019 2/3 Community Hall
Wed, Jan 8 - Wed, Mar 11, 2020 14 and up
7:15-8:30pm $4.00 drop in/ $38.00 10 pass
Tues/Thurs, Sept 17 – Thurs, Dec 17, 2019
Tues/Thurs, Jan 7 – Thurs, Mar 24, 2019
Drop-in Volleyball 10:15-11:45pm
Oliver Elementary School Gymnasium Small Gym SOSS
19+ 14 and up
$5.00 Drop-in, $40.00/10 pass $4.00 drop in/ $38.00 10 pass
Thurs. Oct 10 - Dec 12, 2019 Mon, Sept 16 – Mon, Dec 16, 2019
Thurs. Jan 9 - Mar 12, 2020 Mon, Jan 6 – Mon, Mar 9, 2020
7:00 - 9:00pm
Drop-in Badminton Pickleball Clinics
All levels or experience or play are welcome.
Underage juniors must be accompanied by a Skill Development
playing adult. Racquets and instruction supplied if Come learn the fun sport of Pickleball! Roberta
needed. Meakin, 5.0 Tournament player with 7+ years
Tucelnuit Elementary Gym teaching experience, will show you the basic skills
14 and up through proper stroke technique and practice drills
$4.00 drop in/ $38.00 10 pass and teach you the rules of the game & scoring.
Tues, Sept 10 – Thurs, Dec 11, 2019 Beginners just learning are also welcome to take
Tues, Jan 7 – Thurs, Mar 12, 2020 the Novice level at the same time for an even
7:00-9:00pm bigger impact on your game. More learning equals
more fun! All equipment is provided, small class
size so pre-register early.
2/3 Community Hall
A S TS I D E 16 and up
EFLEXOLOGY $48.00/ 3 sessions
Thurs, Sept 26-Oct 10, 2019
LINIC Offering Foot and Thurs, Oct 17 –Nov 7, 2019 (No session Oct 31)
Hand Reflexology Thurs, Nov 14- Nov 28, 2019
Learn to Play/Skill Development 1:15- 2:30pm
Connie Mythen, RCRT Novice 2.0-3.0/Intermediate Skill Development
www.eastsidereflexology.ca
P. 250.408.4134
E. erclinic@telus.net
2:30 - 3:45pm
Online Registration - www.oliverrecreation.ca Fall/Winter 2019-20 19Adult Programs 16 yrs+
Easy Yoga Noon Hour Hatha Yoga
For those of you wanting a daytime workout or All levels welcome. Make the most of your midday
beginning a yoga fitness program, this class is for break with this 60 minute class. Integrate breath
you! Work at your own pace to improve muscle with movement, energize and refresh your body
strength and stamina. Also, benefit with increased and mind, and learn how to do poses safely while
flexibility and stronger cardiovascular health. Learn improving your balance, posture and flexibility.
to use yoga to decrease stress and promote peace Meeting Room 2
of mind. 19 and up
Meeting Room 2 Mon, Oct 7 – Mon, Sept 30, 2019 (Multi-Cultural
19 and up Clubhouse)
Wed, Sept 4 – Wed, Sept 25, 2019 (Multi-Cultural Mon, Sept 9 - Mon, Dec 16, 2019
Clubhouse) Mon, Jan 6- Mon, March 16, 2020
Wed, Oct 2 – Wed, Dec 18, 2019 No Class Oct 14, Nov 11 & Feb 17
Wed, Jan 8 - Wed, March 25, 2020 $8.00 drop in, $75.00/pass
$8.00 drop in, $75.00/pass 12:00-1:00pm
9:30-10:45am
Brazilian Jui Jitsu
Yoga Mixed Levels Jiu Jitsu is founded on the idea that a smaller,
Explore the 3 part harmony of body, breath and weaker person can successfully defend themselves
mind. With attention to alignment, we use physical against a bigger, stronger, heavier opponent
poses, breath work and mindfulness to enhance by using technique and leverage to defeat the
strength, flexibility and balance, and to experience opponent. Jiu Jitsu training can be used for sport
a sense of calm. Modifications are offered to grappling tournaments and in self-defence
encourage a Yoga practice appropriate for your situations. Wrestling (rolling) and live drilling play
comfort level. a huge role in training and the practitioner’s
Meeting Room 2 development. Jiu Jitsu is considered a martial art, a
19 and up sport, a method for promoting physical fitness and
Tues, Sept 3 – Tues, Sept 24, 2019 (Multi-Cultural building character, and a way of life.
Clubhouse) OES Gymnasium
Tue, Oct 1 –Tues, Dec 18, 2019 $105/month | $285/ 3 months | 10% family
Tues, Jan 7 - Tues, March 24, 2020 discount
$8.00 drop in, $75.00/pass Mon, Wed, Fri. Sept 4 – Dec 20, 2019
6:30-7:45pm Mon, Wed, Fri. Jan 6 - March 20, 2020
No Class Oct 14, Nov 11 & Feb 17
“Parks and open spaces bring beauty to an 6:00-7:00pm (16 +)
area while giving people satisfaction and
improving their quality of life.”
20 Fall/Winter 2019-20 250-498-4985Emergency First Aid – CPR C Gentle Stretch
This 8-hour Emergency First Aid course will cover The popular often amusing stretch and relaxation
the skills needed to recognize and respond to class has non-strenuous stretching movements
2018
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potential and immediate dangers and safely Oliveranatomically guided to gently lengthen and release
Visito
approach any emergency. Learn how to respond to skeletal muscles and deeply relax the nervous
cardiovascular emergencies for children & adults system. This class will change your posture!
(CPR Level C) with Automated External Defibrillation Established
Register to secure your spot, drop-in allowed but
Guide
August 25th, 1937
(AED) training. Other topics that will be covered no guarantee of space.
include choking, breathing and bleeding PLASS Studio
Designer:
emergencies and how to treat for shock. Ronda 18+
AD PRO
1/3 Hall $10 drop in | $95 session
14 and up Mon, Sept 16 – Mon, Dec 16, 2019
$105/course (no class Oct 14, Nov 11)
Sat, Nov 30, 2019 Mon, Jan 6 – Mon, March 23, 2019
Sat, Mar 7, 2020 (No class Feb 17)
9:00-5:00pm 9:00-10:00am
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Half Rack BBQ. Ribs Greek Salad
Happy Hour
Helene Urcullu 3pm - 6pm Daily
Half Rack BBQ. Ribs
2 for 1 Appetizers Greek Sal
250-498-5417 8pm - Close Daily
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Renew as is www.pappasfirehallbistro.comAdult Programs 16 yrs+
Choose to Move ActivAge
Are you 65 and older and looking for motivation Are you 65 or older? Wanting to get more physically
to become physically active? Join Choose to Move active? Then ActiAge is for you. This is a fun and
to help introduce the habit of physical activity into social exercise program that runs for 12 weeks that
your daily life in ways that make sense for you. will get you moving in a relaxed and inviting class
Choose to Move is free and flexible, and provides environment with likeminded people. You have two
you with motivation and support to become different program options to choose from:
more active. In Choose to Move, you receive both Option 1) focuses on improving activities’ of daily
individual and group support. You will work with living, strengthening muscles used to day -to-day
trained activity coach to develop and stick to a Option 2) focuses on exercises that will enable
physical activity plan made just for you. You choose you to become more involved with other activity
activities that you know you will enjoy and are programs or sports
able to do! You will also join a group of Choose to Please wear comfortable clothing and running
Movers to share successes and challenges. With shoes.
the help of your activity coach and support group, Option 1- Meeting Room 2
you will find the motivation and accountability you 65 + years
need to achieve your goals. A full program handout Tues, Jan 7 – Tues, March 24, 2020
will be given. Info session, Tuesday Jan 7, 2-3:30pm. 6:00am-7:00am | FREE
Meeting Room 2 Option 2 - Meeting Room 2
65 + years 65+ years
Tues, Jan 21, 2020 – Tues, Jan 23, 2020 Fri, Jan 10 – Fri, Mar 27, 2020
2:00-3:00pm | FREE 6:00-7:00am | FREE
Adult Snowshoe Tour
Meet at the community centre parking lot at 9am.
Experience the beauty of the Okanagan outdoors
in the wintertime while burning calories and having Personalized For Individual Investors
fun! Participants will learn the basic techniques of Investment Advice
snowshoeing and enjoy a guided trek around the •Mortgages •Retirement •Stocks
McKinney Nordic Trail area. Bring your own water •Insurance Planning •RRSPs/RRIFs
•Mutual Funds •GICs •RESPs
and light lunch/snack. Pre-registration is required. •Estate Planning •Bonds
Participants will be called with detailed information
about where to meet and what to bring. Brian E. Pawluk,CFP ®
16 and up Financial Advisor
Bus: 250-485-0005 • Toll Free: 888-314-1131
$20/person – must have own snowshoes www.edwardjones.ca
9:00-3:00pm 6235 Main St, Oliver, BC
Sat. Jan 18, 2020 MEMBER - CANADIAN INVESTOR PROTECTION FUND
22 Fall/Winter 2019-20 250-498-4985Medical Cannabis Workshops Art One Oh One
Part 1 Introduction to Medical Cannabis: This Explore various painting techniques to find which
class would consist on a presentation related to the ones you resonate with. Each week we will paint
endocannabinoid system (ECS), and how it works on various surfaces such as paper, yupo paper,
within the human body. There will be discussion canvas, wood cradle, rocks and mixed media using
related to the difference between medical and colored pencil, crayons, inks, watercolors or acrylic
recreational use, as well as how to use medical paints. Please wear comfortable painting clothing
cannabis for a variety of symptoms. A handout will as you might get paint on them. All supplies
include the presentation and links to resources provided.
where participants can continue studies at their Meeting Room 2
own pace. 19 and up
Part 2 Introduction to Medical Infusions: $20.00/drop in/$90.00/6 week session
Attendees will learn how to make their own Session 1: Sat, Oct 26-Nov 30, 2019
infused butter and oil, as well as dosing strategies. Session 2: Sat, Jan 4- Feb 8, 2020
Participants will receive a handout including Session 3: Sat, Feb 22-March 28, 2020
instructions showing how to infuse at home, and 11:00am-1:00pm
they will also take home a 30ml bottle of infused
MCT oil. The workshop will be performed using
oregano, lavender or other locally-procured plant
matter. A handout will be provided to show how to
make these items at home.
Meeting Room 1
19+ years | $40.00/2 sessions
Part 1 Dates (choose one session)
Tues, Oct 15, 2019, 10:00 – 11:30am OR
Thurs, Oct 17, 2019, 6:00 - 7:30pm
Part 2 Dates (choose one session)
Thurs, Nov 7 , 2019, 10:00-11:30am OR
Tues, Nov 5, 2019, 6:00-7:30pm
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Online Registration - www.oliverrecreation.ca Fall/Winter 2019-20 23Weight Room 14 yrs+
Fitness Room Orientations Community Weight Room
New to the fitness room or trying to get in to a
more active lifestyle? Attend a one-time intro
CODE OF CONDUCT
session to our fitness room to get familiar with As a member/user of this facility I agree to
the different cardio and weight equipment comply with the following guidelines or risk the
options and how to use them safely and suspension or termination of my membership
effectively. Please sign up for the session of privileges:
your choice in advance. Participants must be 14 1. I will carry my membership card when I use
years or older and hold a current membership the facility
or pay a drop-in fee to attend. To schedule your 2. I will ensure that my membership is always in
session, please contact the Community Centre good standing
office. $20.00 3. I will not use my key to allow entry to non-
members or open the door to allow entry for
Group/Corporate Membership Rates non-members.
Oliver Parks and Recreation believes that 4. I will respect the equipment in the weight
healthier workplaces are the most productive. It room by using equipment properly, putting
is also true that people who commit to exercise things back in their place, wiping down
together and keep each other accountable are equipment after use and informing staff or
more motivated and successful in their fitness volunteers when something is not working
goals. When 6 or more adults from the same properly.
place of business or organization purchase 5. I will sign the daily waiver upon entry each
three or six month memberships to the Oliver time I use the facility.
Community Weight Room, they will receive a 6. I will remove outside footwear and put on a
25% discount as well as free group weight room
pair of clean shoes.
orientation sessions with a certified fitness
7. I will be respectful of staff, volunteers and
instructor. 18 years and up
other weight room users.
8. I will respect the 20-minute time limit on
cardio machines during peak/busy times.
9. I will strive to always use the weight room
space and equipment in a safe, appropriate way
that will further my physical fitness.
10. I will strive to uphold the core values of
Oliver Parks & Recreation: Safety, Health,
Commitment, Accountability, Fun, Respect, and
Service Excellence.
24 Fall/Winter 2019-20 250-498-4985Student (14-17 yrs)
Rates Adult (18-59 yrs)
& Senior (60+ yrs)
All prices include GST
2019 2020 2019 2020
Single Use $5.10 $5.20 $4.25 $4.30
10 Pass $40.49 $41.10 $34.38 $35.06
Monthly $41.93 $42.77 $35.40 $36.10
3 Months $99.86 $101.85 $83.24 $84.27
6 Months $188.26 $192.02 $161.92 $165.14
Annual $353.43 $360.50 $300.65 $306.66
Fob Replacement $5.00 $5.00 $5.00 $5.00
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Online Registration - www.oliverrecreation.ca Fall/Winter 2019-20 25Facilities & Parks
Oliver Rotary
Kinsmen
Parks Community Lion’s Park Beach Park
Spray Park
Park (Tuc-el-Nuit Lake)
6359 Park 6607 Station 6759 Lakeside
Location 255 Park Drive
Drive Street Drive
Swimming No No Yes No
Picnic Site Yes Yes Yes Yes
Washrooms
Yes Yes Yes Yes
April-Oct
Playground Yes Yes Yes Yes
Dogs Yes (on leash) Yes (Dog Park) Yes (after Sept 30) No
Sports Field Yes No No No
Wheelchair
Yes Yes No Yes
Accessible
Bicycles
Yes Yes No No
Allowed
Extra • 850 m pathway • Covered picnic • Spray park open
Features • Sand volleyball area May - September
court • Skatepark
• Tennis courts • Basketball hoops
• Pickleball courts • Access to hike &
• Five ball diamonds bike trail
• Bandshell • Outdoor fitness
• Basketball hoop equipment
• Food Truck
(April-Oct)
26 Fall/Winter 2019-20 250-498-4985Oliver Parks & Recreation has several Oliver Parks and Recreation
facility rental options for your special Strategic Goals:
event or meeting needs:
• Foster active living through physical recreation.
• Oliver Arena (Ice & Dry Floor)
• Community Hall (Full, 2/3 and 1/3) with • Increase inclusion and access to recreation for
full kitchen, stage and PA system populations that face constraints to participation.
• Meeting Rooms
• Community Stage • Help people connect to nature through recreation.
• Fields and ball diamonds
• Multiple parks • Ensure the provision of supportive physical
• Outdoor pool and social environments that encourage
• Tables and Chairs for your event needs participation in recreation and build a strong,
caring community.
Looking for a place to hold your child’s
Birthday?
Oliver Parks and Recreation has meeting
rooms and the Community Hall available.
Bookings must be made at least 1 week in
advance and are subject to availablity.
For rates and booking information please call
Oliver Parks & Recreation at (250) 498-4985
or visit www.oliverrecreation.ca.
Enjoy anytime, before or after the big game.
Oliver Place Mall, Main St. Oliver BC.
Online Registration - www.oliverrecreation.ca Fall/Winter 2019-20 27Society & Staff
Oliver Parks & Recreation Team
Carol Sheridan • Parks & Recreation Manager • carol@oliverrecreation.ca
Katie Hadwin • Recreation Supervisor • katie@oliverrecreation.ca
Kyle Fossett • Reception/Cashier • kyle@oliverrecreation.ca
Jenny Anderson • Recreation Facilities Clerk • jen@oliverrecreation.ca
Shauna Isted • Recreation Assistant • shauna@oliverrecreation.ca
Chelsea Lamb • Cashier/Receptionist (Relief) • cashier@oliverrecreation.ca
Larry Day • RFA1
Norm Card • RFA2
Chad Wheeler • RFA2
Mark Silbernagel • RFA2
Joey St. Pierre • Facility Maintenance
Adam Swan • Facility Maintenance
Oliver Parks & Recreation Society Board of Directors
Helene Urcullu • Rachel Allenbrand • Rick Knodel • Dennis Magoffin • Shiela Lange
Tamela Edwards • Larry Schwartzenberger • Marvin Louie
The Oliver Parks and Recreation Society meets on the 3rd Monday of each month.
For meeting schedule, agendas and other Society information please visit
www.oliverrecreation.ca/the-society/
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Online Registration - www.oliverrecreation.ca Fall/Winter 2019-20 29Volunteers Volunteers make all the difference! Do you have skills, energy and a little bit of time to offer your community? There are many rewarding and fun ways to volunteer with Oliver Parks and Recreation, including Special Events, Program Assistant, Weight Room Attendant, or Promotion/Marketing. Please call to find out more, or visit our website’s ‘Forms’ section to get started. Volunteer Benefits Program When you volunteer with us for programs and events you accumulate credits that can be used towards your own (or your family’s) health and fitness opportunities, including memberships to the weight room and pool or fitness programs such as Yoga and Zumba. Anytime you wish to trade in your credits please come to the Recreation Office and speak to staff who will be happy to assist you. OUR KIDS CANoe! Children growing up in Oliver, BC are blessed to have access to some of Canada’s most beautiful beaches and lakes right close to home. When the summer sun shines, local kids seem to spend as much time in the water as out. Big thanks to BOATING BC for helping our kids to experience the joy of boating and to learn boat safety skills. In April 2018, BOATING BC awarded the Oliver Parks and Recreation Society $2500 to purchase four canoes. Our canoeing program and Sun Fun program participants had a great time using the canoes, and we plan to offer lots more opportunities for paddlers of all ages over the next year. Check out our fall paddling courses in this recreation guide. Thank you, Boating BC! 30 Fall/Winter 2019-20 250-498-4985
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