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Registration
for programs starts
Monday
March 9th
Slocan Valley Recreation
Spring 2020
All the Fun that Fits
Community Events
Easter Egg Hunt Yard and Yardage
Passmore Hall Threads Guild
Families, bring your little ones to enjoy hot chocolate, hot There will be ample fabric and fibre arts supplies to buy,
dogs, easter crafts and the egg hunt. Everyone is welcome as well as a tea room with lunch and treats and outside a
and bunny costumes are encouraged. Hosted by the perennial plant sale. This is one of the Threads Guild’s major
Kootenay Slocan Lions Club in partnership with Slocan fundraising events of the year, helping them to maintain the
Valley Recreation. Please call to let us know you are coming. building and run Guild events.
April 5 April 26
11:00 am – 1:00 pm 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Get Your Just Desserts Slocan Park Community Hall
Vallican Whole Mother’s Day Pancake Breakfast
This event is put on by the Slocan Valley Community Legacy Slocan Park Hall
Society to celebrate and acknowledge volunteerism in the Join the Slocan Park Hall Community Society who facilitate
Valley. Please Pre-register at svcls.event@gmail.com this breakfast to celebrate all the mother’s out there. Please
April 18 contact slocanparkhall@gmail.com with any questions.
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm May 10
9:30 am – 12:00 pm
Slocan Valley Arts and Culture Event
Vallican Whole
This day is dedicated to celebrating arts and culture in the valley. Come out to see what your community has to offer. Stay
tuned for more details and contact 250 226-7399 for more information
June 21
2 Register online at www.rdck.ca/recreation
Online Registration Contents
www.rdck.ca/recreation
PRESCHOOL/CHILDREN.4
YOUTH....................................8
In Person ADULT.....................................9
Stop in at our office in Slocan Park
TRAINING............................ 13
Information COMMUNITY......................14
For more information about our
programs and services, please email us
at slocanvalleyrec@rdck.bc.ca
Slocan Valley Recreation
3036 Hwy. 6 | Box 8
Visit us on Facebook to learn more about
upcoming programs & events Slocan Park, BC,
www.facebook.com/slocanvalleyrec V0G 2E0
Phone: 250-226-0008
Fax: 250-352-9300
Email: slocanvalleyrec@rdck.bc.ca
Registration Register Early!
Prices do not include taxes; 5% GST To avoid program cancellation or
will be added to most programs disappointment due to a program
(children’s programs exempt). being full.
Please register at least 1 week in
How to Request a New Office Hours:
advance of program start date to avoid
disappointment due to a program Refund, Credit or Tuesday to Thursday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
being full or cancelled due to lack of
enrollment.
Transfer: Friday 12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
Full refunds are considered for most
We accept cash, cheque, debit, Visa Please note: Hours can vary according to
courses without penalty, up to 1 week
and Mastercard. Cheques or money program commitments.
prior to program start dates. Please
orders can be made payable to Slocan
see our full cancellation policy at
Valley Recreation. NSF cheques will
www.rdck.bc.ca.
have a $20 admin fee.
Register online at www.rdck.ca/recreation 3
CHILDREN
PRESCHOOL
Financial PRESCHOOL
Assistance
Childminding
18 mth – 6 yrs
Slocan Park Hall
Caring Staff certified in Principles of
Healthy Child Development, Standard
First Aid & CPR-C. This childminding
service is being made available for
parents to be able to attend the Total
Body Blast fitness class. Parents are
CANADIAN TIRE
required to stay at the Slocan Park Hall
JUMPSTART
while children are in childminding.
Limited space is available and on a first
Jumpstart is a program that come first served basis.
provides financial support to
enable children to take part in Please bring a snack.
sports and recreational activities.
Funding is available to subsidize
April 3 – June 19 West Kootenay
children and youth in programs,
Friday
9:00 am – 10:30 am Football Club
activities, leagues, sports, etc. with
a physical activity component. For
$ 3 Drop In Mini Soccer
more information, contact Kari (turning 3 yrs – K)
No program April 10
Saari at Canadian Tire in Castlegar
at 250-365-7737. Forms are also An Introduction to Soccer for
available at the Rec. Office. Preschoolers with Coach Matthew.
Preschool Play and This is all about helping small players
Story Time fall in love with the sport through fun
skill games and group activities. Each
Drop in every Friday with your Session is 30 minutes in length, with
preschoolers (ages 0-6) to enjoy a bit of no competitive games or scrimmages.
socializing over coffee while the kids play Parental participation required.
CO-OP FOR KIDS with our toy library. Mark your calendar
for April 3, May 8 and June 5 when Brent Kennedy Field
Our local “Slocan Valley Co- the Nelson Public Library’s Children’s
April 7 – June 16
op” has offered their generous Librarian will be here for a story time Tuesday
support to help fund “Children’s (books, rhymes, songs, movement), and 2:30 pm – 3:00 pm
Recreational Programming” in the with books for you to borrow. $75 00024513
Valley. This opportunity is made
possible through their bulletin April 3 – June 19 Winlaw Elementary Field
board fundraising initiative and Friday
the “Co-op for Kids” program. 10:30 am – 12:00 pm April 9 – June 18
$ Free Thursday
2:30 pm – 3:00 pm
No program April 10 $75 00024507
4 Register online at www.rdck.ca/recreation
CHILDREN
SCHOOL BREAK ACTiViTiES
Paper Crafts
6 – 12 yrs
Donna Thornton
Slocan Park Hall
Join Donna in recycling! Did you know you can use your used
paper items to make new cards, gift boxes, bookmarks and seed
paper ornaments? This craft session will help you to appreciate
the many uses of used paper. You will walk away with at least
four hand crafted items! Hopefully it will spur you on to
increase your recycling efforts.
April 20
Monday
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
$25 00024492
Art in the Afternoon
8 – 14 yrs
Sherry Heliger
Vallican Whole
A walk in the woods to inspire with many
mediums to share and express with.
Multimedia artist Sherry Heyliger offers
an opportunity to reflect and create with this
collage, painting and mache play date! Dress for
mess.
May 25
Monday
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
$40 00024491
Register online at www.rdck.ca/recreation 5
CHILDREN
OUTDOOR SPORTS
West Kootenay
Football Club
Spring Season 2020
10 weeks of Soccer for all kids of all ages
– including the kids at heart! Learn how
to play the game, sharpen your skills and
enjoy recreational games with teams
at Brent Kennedy/Mt. Sentinel, Winlaw,
Slocan, New Denver and Jamborees
with Kaslo. Weekly Skills Sessions
will be led by Head Coach Matthew
with Volunteer Coaches leading their
teams in weekly matches, for Grades
2 and up, culminating in the Unity Cup
Tournament at the end of the season.
Match Days are Friday.
Brent Kennedy Field Winlaw Elementary School Field
Grades K - 1 Grades K - 1
April 7 – June 16 April 9 – June 18
Tuesday Thursday
3:00 pm – 4:00 pm 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm
$75 00024510 $75 00024514
Mount Sentinel School Field Grades 2 - 3
Grades 2 - 3
April 9 – June 18
April 7 – June 16 Thursday
Tuesday 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
4:00 pm – 5:00 pm $125 24511
$125 00024512
Grades 4 - 6
Grades 4 - 6
April 9 – June 18
April 7 – June 16 Thursday
Tuesday 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm $125 24508
$125 00024523
Contact Matthew at westkootenayfootie@gmail.com for information and registration for Monday practices in Slocan
and Wednesday practices in New Denver or for more detailed programming questions
6 Register online at www.rdck.ca/recreation
CHILDREN
WHAT’S COMING
THIS SUMMER?
6 weeks of fun camps with great staff!
Swimming lessons at Slocan Lake!
Lifesaving courses for youth!
Register online at www.rdck.ca/recreation 7
YOUTH
TEEN
OUTDOOR SPORTS
West Kootenay Football Club -
Spring Season 2020 TRAINING
10 weeks of Soccer for all kids of all ages – including the kids
Red Cross Babysitting
at heart! Learn how to play the game, sharpen your skills and
enjoy recreational games with teams at Brent Kennedy/Mt.
Sentinel, Winlaw, Slocan, New Denver and Jamborees with 11-18 yrs
Kaslo. Weekly Skills Sessions will be led by Head Coach Matthew Slocan Park Hall
with Volunteer Coaches leading their teams in weekly matches,
culminating in the Unity Cup Tournament at the end of the New babysitters get valuable training in safety, coping with
season. Match Days are Friday. emergency situations, basic first aid and much more. For those
planning to start babysitting or helping out more with siblings.
Mount Sentinel School Field A fun one-day program that includes a certificate, issued upon
Grade 7 - 12 completion.
April 7 – June 16 Please bring a lunch, water, pen, indoor shoes and a doll or stuffed
Tuesday animal.
6:00 pm – 7:15 pm
$125+tax 00024509 May 30
Saturday
Winlaw Elementary School Field 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Grades 7 - 12 $65 00024497
April 9 – June 18
Thursday
6:00 pm – 7:15 pm
$125+tax 00024519
Contact Matthew at westkootenayfootie@gmail.com for
information and registration for Monday practices in Slocan
and Wednesday practices in New Denver or for more detailed
programming questions
8 Register online at www.rdck.ca/recreation
ADULT
DROP-IN SPORTS & FITNESS
Pick Up Basketball Badminton
Adult 14+ yrs
Winlaw Elementary Norm Koerber
Rob Hay Mt Sentinel School Gym
Keep your feet moving and your Looking for an opportunity to get a
heart pumping with some fast paced, sweat on in a fun, friendly, recreational
community co-ed, drop-in basketball! environment? Badminton is a great sport
No outdoor or marking footwear please. to work on your hand eye coordination,
timing and reflexes. No outdoor or
March 31 – June 23 marking footwear please.
Tuesday
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm April 1 – June 24
$5 Drop In Wednesday
6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Mount Sentinel School $5 Drop In
Bradley Higham
April 2 – June 25
Thursday Workout in the Park Total Body Blast
7:30 pm - 9:30 pm 13+ yrs
$5 Drop In 13+ yrs
Jodi Vousden Jodi Vousden
Slocan Park Playground and Field Slocan Park Hall
Intermediate The snow has melted from the park This bootcamp inspired class targets
all major muscle groups to maximize
Volleyball and the outdoors is calling loudly as the
temps start to warm up. Bring your kids your caloric burn. Join us to experience
to blow off steam in the park while you ever changing cardio and strength drills
14+ yrs
do the same with an outdoor workout designed to give you a challenging and
Barry Doherty
led by a knowledgeable and motivating effective total body workout.
Mt Sentinel School Gym
instructor. Cardio drills, body weight and Childminding available.
Enjoy a great workout and appreciate the utilizing the park equipment will provide See page 4 for details.
action at this popular evening gathering a well rounded workout.
of like-minded players. If you are an April 3 – June 19
experienced player that enjoys a higher April 8 – June 25 Friday
level of completion, come and check it Wednesday 9:15 am – 10:15 am
out. No outdoor or marking footwear 9:15 am – 10:15 am $8 Drop In
please. $8 Drop In No class April 10
March 31 – June 23
Tuesday 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
$5 Drop In
Register online at www.rdck.ca/recreation 9
ADULT
PRE REGISTERED FITNESS GENERAL INTEREST
Spring into Bootcamp Staying safe in an online world:
13+ yrs A workshop for Seniors
Jodi Vousden Slocan Park Hall | Sayre Knight
Slocan Park Hall
On April 28th, join us for this TELUS Wise workshop presented
This outdoor bootcamp style class will use a variety of by the Columbia Basin Alliance for Literacy. This unique
equipment and interval training to up your training game. Let workshop was created for seniors who are already using the
the challenge and the fun help inspire you to reach your spring internet and want to learn more about safely navigating todays
time fitness goals. digital world. TELUS Wise for Seniors goes over general safety
tips including internet and smartphone use, social networking,
May 19 - June 18
privacy settings, identity theft and fraud. Take home materials
Tuesday, Thursday
4:30pm - 5:30pm 00025039 provided.
$69+tax/ 9
April 28
No class June 9
Tuesday
10:30 am - 12:00 pm
$Free – Please pre -register so we know you are coming
PRE – REGISTERED RURAL SKILLS
Spring Mushroom Talk and Walk Vegetable Garden Planning
16 yrs+ | Instructor: Rob Macrae Annie Rochette | Threads Guild
Threads Guild/Various locations Take some of the mystery out of
This popular program fills up vegetable garden planning in this
quickly, so please register early. informative workshop. Annie
Learn to identify and gather a will discuss how to plan based on
variety of local spring mushrooms your needs versus the size of your
and develop an appreciation for garden, soil preparation, adding
their many fascinating qualities and compost and manure, choosing the
characteristics. Biologist Robert right location for your plants based
Macrae will share his extensive on soil and light, plant spacing,
knowledge in an interesting simple permaculture tips you’ll find
presentation and guided expedition. helpful and much more. Bring a
pad and pen and your questions.
Please bring a basket, gardening
gloves, water, your lunch, a notebook, pen, appropriate clothing for March 29
the outdoors and footwear for rough terrain. No dogs please. Sunday 10:30 am – 12:00 pm
$25 + tax 00024450
May 24
Sunday 10:30 am – 3:00 pm
$30 + tax/person or $50 + tax/Two 00024504
10 Register online at www.rdck.ca/recreationADULT
PRE-REGISTERED MOBILITY AND MINDFULNESS
Pilates Tai Chi/Qi Gong Tai Chi/Qi Gong/
Daphne Fields Daphne Fields Pilates
Brent Kennedy Elementary Brent Kennedy Elementary Daphne Fields
This course is based on Joseph Pilates Increase your suppleness and improve Slocan Park Hall
content and includes Mat Work and posture, general health and mind/ Friday’s class will combine parts of all
The (16) Fundamentals - important to body consciousness through this three of the above: Tai Chi Qi Gong and
all sports and living in general. Starts time honoured system of warm ups, Pilates. Please be in touch prior to start
with a short warm up and pertinent stretching, kicks and slow deeply date so the instructor can best prepare
leg stretches. Flexion, extension and meaningful movements. Meant to for your needs.
rotation movements tend to flatten belly encourage a daily routine that will
as you increase abdominal strength so relax, recharge and build will power. April 3 – June 12
that you stay safer when lifting, turning Pair and group work and a variety of qi Friday
and reaching. Another benefit is that gong including back strengthening and 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm
you gain better control over bladder major organ toning. May include sword $129 + tax / 10 00024536
muscles and reduce back pain. A short and staff depending on group level
maintenance routine will be taught to and interest. Daphne is a seventeenth
take away with you. generation Guang Ping Yang instructor,
practicing since 1975.
Please bring a thick mat
April 1 – Jun 10 April 1 – Jun 10
Wednesday Wednesday
5:30 pm - 6:30 pm 6:45 pm - 8:15 pm
$109 + tax / 10 00024535 $129 + tax / 10 00024505
PRE-REGISTERED LEARNING
Introduction to Reiki
14+ yrs | Slocan Park Hall
Boost your health and vitality, manage stress more effectively, and develop your
spirituality so you can experience a greater sense of meaning in your life - this is but a
glimpse of what Reiki can do for you. Join Reiki Master, Melissa Donovan, as she guides
you through an evening of healing and teaches you how this Universal Life Energy can
be used to create harmony and balance in your mind, body and spirit.
April 2 Thursday
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
$10 + tax 00024451
Register online at www.rdck.ca/recreation 11ADULT
PRE-REGISTERED ARTS AND CULTURE
Flowers
from an old T-Shirt
Slocan Park Hall | Dayna Fidler
Create a piece of garden or in home wall
hanging of beautiful flowers using an
old t-shirt! Flowers will be placed on a
wooden board, if you have an old piece of
barn board or a live edge that you might
like to use, bring it and create a beautiful
Acrylic Pouring 101 Acrylic Pouring 2.0 piece of art! The sculpture and wall
hanging size may depend on the board
Come and Pour Next Steps, More you bring, if you can’t bring one, we will
Your Heart Out! Mess and Balloons supply and will be roughly 1’ x 3’.
14+ yrs
Too! Bring an old white cotton t-shirt(the less
print the better), scissors and a lunch
Vallican Whole | Sherry Heyliger 14+ yrs
Vallican Whole April 25
Acrylic Pouring is a simple and fun way
Sherry Heyliger Saturday
to create beautiful abstract art. This 9:30 am - 3:00 pm
super fluid medium offers something Tap into your inner artist with a playful $95 + tax 00024863
for everyone, regardless of skill or paint date and more Acrylic Pouring
experience level. Surrendering to the techniques. Using different paint
movement of paint and expressing
Diva Sculpture
consistencies and fresh approaches,
through colour, composition and the you’ll learn how to do a “tree ring pour”,
moment at hand is guaranteed. Join “balloon smash” and the absolutely from an old T-Shirt
local fluid artist, Sherry Heyliger to learn gorgeous “Dutch pour” and “Bloom”
the basic chemistry, techniques and Slocan Park Hall | Dayna Fidler
technique. You will also have an
complete three painted pieces. Dress for opportunity to incorporate negative Create a sculpture using an old t-shirt!
mess and get set to let your inner child space in your finished pieces, a Sitting or standing you choose. The
out to play! consideration that will be shared and sculpture will be 30 cm/1ft tall. If you
explored. Dress for mess and get set to have a piece of driftwood or a nice rock
All materials provided. Wear long hair up.
let your inner child out to play! your diva might like to lay or sit on, bring
Bring 3 deep trays/pizza boxes to transport
it!
your work as IT WILL NOT BE DRY All materials provided. Wear long hair up.
Bring 3 deep trays/pizza boxes to transport Bring an old white cotton t-shirt(the less
May 23
your work as IT WILL NOT BE DRY print the better), a roll of aluminum foil,
Saturday
10:00 am – 1:00 pm scissors and a lunch
May 23
$60 + tax 00024494 Saturday May 31
2:00 pm – 5:00 pm Sunday
$60 + tax 00024532 9:30 am - 3:00 pm
$115 + tax 00024864
12 Register online at www.rdck.ca/recreationTRAINING
Red Cross Emergency Wilderness First Aid PAL (Possession &
1st Aid with CPR-C 14+ yrs | Darcey Lutz Acquisition License)
14+ yrs. | Darcey Lutz Crescent Valley Hall - Canadian Firearms
Crescent Valley Hall Achieve a 3-year, nationally recognized Safety
A course for individuals who want an certification upon completion of this
Dave Anderson
overview of First Aid & CPR for the home excellent 20-hour course. Wilderness
and Remote First Aid is perfect for Slocan Park Hall
or workplace. The CPR-C component
offers updated information on choking, anyone who works, plays, or travels off This certificate is required to possess,
heart attack and stroke while teaching of the highway. This program will give purchase, transfer ownership, sell, or
techniques that can offer life-saving you the skills and knowledge to respond trade a firearm, as well as to purchase
intervention to anyone in respiratory to medical emergencies in an outdoor ammunition. Manuals are available on
or cardiac arrest, or who has suffered setting, where help can take some time loan, to be reviewed beforehand with
a major trauma. Instructions & to arrive. the option to purchase from instructor if
certification on use of an Automated desired.
Competency in the outdoors is expected.
External Defibrillator is included. There 100% participation is required. Manual, Please bring your lunch and water.
is also information on managing sudden supplies, and 3-year certification are
medical emergencies and small wounds. included.
Red Cross Emergency First Aid with Please come prepared with food, a 24-hour Non-Restricted
CPR-C is recognized by WorkSafe BC as day-pack, and dress for the weather – we 12+ yrs
equivalent to OFA Level 1 and is current will be outside. Must provide a current
for 3-years. e-mail address to receive certificate. June 6, June 7
Saturday and Sunday
Must provide a current e-mail address to June 13 - 15 9:00 am – 5:00 pm, 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
receive certificate. Please bring a notebook, Friday, Saturday, Sunday $139 + tax 00024501
pen, lunch and water. 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm, 8:30am - 4:30pm,
8:30 am – 4:30 pm
May 2
Restricted (must have
$225 + tax 00024495
Saturday
8:30am - 4:30pm
$120 + tax 00024496
or be registered non-
Restricted)
Mental Health First Aid
18+ yrs
June 7
15+ yrs | Slocan Park Hall | Matty Hillman Sunday
Mental Health First Aid is the help provided to a person developing a mental health 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
problem, experiencing the worsening of an existing mental health problem or in a $69 + tax 00024500
mental health crisis. Just like physical first aid is provided until medical treatment
can be obtained, MHFA is given until appropriate support is found or until the crisis is
resolved. More specific info about the exact course can be found here:
https://www.mhfa.ca/en/course-type/basic
May 23, 24
Saturday, Sunday 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
$179 + tax 00024862
Register online at www.rdck.ca/recreation 13Passmore Lodge Spring 2020
Outreach Programs for Seniors 50+
Open Gym/Fitness – Tues 1o-11:00 AM
SVECCAC supports families & young children Thurs 9:45-10:45 AM
with information, resources, programs, and
events. To receive our E-Bulletins, call Jen at Yoga – Wednesdays, 10 am to Noon
250-355-0048, or e-mail: Feldenkrais – Thursdays, 11:00 am – 12:30 pm
valleyconnection@gmail.com Art Therapy – Monday 1-3 PM
For more information about these programs
please call Passmore Lodge 250-226-7136.
Programs made possible through the CBT CIP-
AAP grants in RDCK Area H.
14 Register online at www.rdck.ca/recreationPASSMORE SENIORS
ASSOCIATION
Join the fun at Passmore Hall
FRIDAY NIGHT CARD GAMES
For Adults of All Ages
7:00pm (Plus Refreshments)
WHIST & CRIBBAGE
$2 Drop-in Winner Share the Pot or Be the lucky loonie loser!
Don't sit at Home Alone-
Join our Fun Group of Seniors (55+) at our
MONTHLY SENIORS MEETING & NOON POTLUCK
3RD SUNDAY OF THE MONTH
FOR MORE INFO CONTACT Jim or Barb 250-226-6956
Spring/ Summer 2020
SVSHS Village of Slocan
Outreach Feldenkrais Program
for Slocan residents 18+
Feldenkrais – Fridays, 9:30 am – 11:00 am at
the Slocan Legion
For more information about this program
please call Passmore Lodge 250-226-7136.
Program made possible through the Village of
Slocan CBT CIP-AAP grants.
Register online at www.rdck.ca/recreation 15Emergency Community Organizations at a Glance
Phone Numbers COMMUNITY SERVICE CHILDREN & FAMILY
& EDUCATION Appledale Children’s Centre......................226-7844
Police/Fire/Ambulance.................................911
A.A. Passmore............................................ 359-7817 Brent Kennedy Children’s Centre............... 359-5011
Forest Fire Reporting..............1-800-663.5555
A.A. Slocan................................................. 355-2454 Busy Beavers Daycare................................359-7984
Poison Control Centre............. 1-800-567-8911
Bearsmart Hotline....................................... 359-6611 Earth House Winlaw................................... 226-7077
Kootenay Lake Regional Hospital.250-352-3111
CBAL (Community Literacy)....................... 226-6949 Krestova Playgroup................................... 359-6678
Castlegar & District Hospital.......250-365-7711
Dumont Creek Cemetery............................226-7349 P.A.C. Mt. Sentinel School.......................... 359-7219
New Denver Medical Clinic......... 250-358-7211
Elder Abuse Prevention............................. 352-6008 P.A.C. W.E.Graham School.......................... 355-2212
Slocan & Community Hospital.... 250-358-7911
Fire Dept Crescent Valley Non-Emerg........359-7353 P.A.C.Winlaw School................................... 226-7217
Children’s
Fire Dept Passmore ...............Non-Emerg 226-7545 P.A.C Brent Kennedy School.......................359-7292
Helpline....... 310-1234 (No Area Code Needed)
Fire Dept Slocan .....................Non-Emerg 355-2672 S.V. Early Childhood Adv. Council.............355-0048
HealthLink BC
Fire Dept Winlaw ....................Non-Emerg 226-7353 Slocan Youth Centre.................................. 355-2484
(Non-Emergency Info & Advice)...................811
Library, Village Of Slocan.......................... 355-2355 Valhalla Children’s Centre......................... 355-2222
Kootenay/Slocan Lions Club.......................226-6774 Winlaw Strongstart Centre......................... 226-7217
Nelson & District Hospice...........................352-2337 Whole School..............................................226-7737
Passmore Seniors Association...................226-7758 Wee Ones Daycare & Nursery School........359-7404
Rural Alt. Research & Training Soc.............226-7957
FACILITIES
S.V. Arts Council ........................................ 226-7399
CHURCHES & HALLS
S.V. Grassroots Grammas........................... 226-7312
S.V. River Farmers......................................226-6886 Appledale Hall. Mabel 226-7577 or Willie 355-2320
S.V. Threads Guild Society..........................226-7703 Crescent Valley Hall....................................359-7408
Slocan Integral Forest Cooperative........... 226-7012 Passmore Hall............................................226-6956
Slocan Valley Historical Society................ 355-2230 Junction Church......................................... 359-5065
Slocan Valley Legion Branch.............. 276 355-2672 Presbyterian Church...................................355-2697
Slocan Park Improvement District............. 226-6876 S.V. Legion Hall...........................................355-2672
Slocan River Streamkeepers .....................226-7339 Slocan Park Hall.......................................... 226-7301
Slocan Valley TV Society............................ 226-7182 Threads Guild Hall......................................226-7703
S. Slocan Hospital Auxiliary........................226-0021 Vallican Heritage Hall.................................226-7448
U.S.C.C Branch 17........................................226-7578 Vallican Whole Community Centre.............226-7957
W.E. Graham Community Services............ 355-2484 WEGCSS Learning Centre/Computer Lab..355-2840
W. Kootenay Kennel Club ........................... 226-7154 Winlaw Hall................................................ 505-4923
Buddy-Up With Worldsign Comm. Society......................... 355-2408 LEISURE & RECREATION
Slocan Valley Rec AWARENESS & ADVOCACY Borderline Kayaking Club...........................359-2910
Slocan Valley Watershed Alliance..............226-7324 Fitness Centre, Village Of Slocan.............. 355-2355
Have you always wanted to support the
Perry Ridge Waterusers..............................226-7324 Kootenay Martial Arts.................................359-7598
community but don’t know how? At Slocan
Winlaw Watershed Committee................... 226-7479 S.V. Backcountry Access Society...............226-6960
Valley Rec our aim is to keep our programs
E.A.C.T Waterusers Committee.................226-0054 S.V. Community Complex Society............. 355-2562
affordable and accessible to all. You can help
Brandon Improvement District...................355-2478 S.V. Heritage Trail Society...............1-888-683-7878
by becoming a Valley Rec Buddy! Here’s how!
S.V. Snowmobile Association..................... 359-8118
Do you love photography or painting and
S.V. Archers Club........................................ 226-7999
want to help an aspiring artist fulfill a dream?
Slocan Badminton Club............................. 355-2698
Perhaps you’d like to support a future Olympic
Slocan Curling Club................................... 355-2562
athlete or aspiring dancer? Or maybe you just
S.V. Community Band................................ 355-2459
love a specific sport but don’t play yourself Transit Slocan Community Library........................ 353-2355
anymore. By making a small donation you’ll
Bus Service S.V. Outriders..............................................355-2397
provide someone an opportunity to take a
program or allow a program to run at an 1-877-843-2877 S. Slocan Sports Assc.................................359-7408
Valley View Golf Club.................226-7241 / 226-7112
affordable price.
West Kootenay 8 Ball League.....................304-5414
Winlaw Reg. & Nature Park Board..............226-7792
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