January 02, 2013

Leisure Guide

Princeton & district

Winter/spring2013

Parks, recreation and culture department250-295-6067 www.princeton.ca

Princeton Leisure - Winter/Spring 20132

ACTIVE TRACK INDEX

FACILITIESLibrary ..................................Page 08Arena ..................................Page 12 Museum ..................................Page 24

PROGRAMSEarly Years ..................................Page 04Children & Pre-teens ..................................Page 06Youth ..................................Page 10Adult 19 - 99+ ..................................Page 14Princeton Arts Council ..................................Page 15Outdoor Recreation ..................................Page 17New Beginnings & Special Olympics .......Page 18Senior Centre .....................Page 18Social Clubs & Activities .....................Page 19Wellness .....................Page 20

REGISTRATION & COMMUNITY INFORMATION Contact information .......................Page 2Registration ..................Page 3 & 21Emergency Services Volunteers ........Page 22Community Directory .....................Page 23

Info & Registration 250-295-6067Nadine McEwen [email protected]

Town Hall & Registration 250-295-3135169 Bridge Street [email protected]

Leisure Service Manager 250-295-7222Lyle Thomas [email protected]

Recreation & Culture Coordinator 250-295-6067Nadine McEwen [email protected]

Princeton & District Multi-purpose Arena Lyle Thomas 250-295-7222 [email protected]

Riverside Centre 250-295-6067Nadine McEwen [email protected] Pool May - SeptemberCarol Mack 250-295-6535Park Bookings

Veterans Square [email protected]

Memorial Park [email protected]

General Parks [email protected] 250-295-6495 www.orl.bc.caMuseum 250-295-7588 [email protected]

YOUR RECREATION CONTACTS

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The Leisure Guide is published by the Similkameen Spotlight in Princeton, BC and printed in Canada.

PRINCETON POSSE GAMES SCHEDULE

www.princetonposse.org

Tue, Jan. 1 2:00P Penticton Princeton Princeton & District ArenaFri, Jan. 4 7:00P Kelowna Princeton Princeton & District ArenaSat, Jan. 5 7:00P Creston Princeton Princeton & District ArenaFri, Jan. 11 7:00P Summerland Princeton Princeton & District ArenaSat, Jan. 12 7:00P Chase Princeton Princeton & District ArenaFri, Jan. 18 7:00P Princeton Kelowna Kelowna - Rutland ArenaSat, Jan. 19 7:35P Princeton Osoyoos Oliver Arena Tue, Jan. 22 7:00P Summerland Princeton Princeton & District ArenaFri, Jan. 25 7:00P Princeton Chase Chase - Art Holding ArenaSat, Jan. 26 7:00P Penticton Princeton Princeton & District ArenaSun, Jan. 27 2:00P Kelowna Princeton Princeton & District ArenaWed, Jan. 30 7:35P Princeton Osoyoos Osoyoos Sun BowlFri, Feb. 1 7:00P Penticton Princeton Princeton & District ArenaSat, Feb. 2 7:00P Princeton Kamloops Kamloops - McArthur ParkTue, Feb. 5 7:00P Summerland Princeton Princeton & District ArenaSun, Feb. 10 2:00P Princeton Summerland Summerland Arena Tue, Feb. 12 7:00P Princeton Penticton Penticton - SOE CentreFri, Feb. 15 7:00P Osoyoos Princeton Princeton & District ArenaSat, Feb. 16 7:00P Princeton Kelowna Kelowna - Rutland Arena

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The EARLY YEARS 0-6ARTS

FAMILY PAPER MACHE WORKSHOPCome and get messy with glue as you create an incredible dinosaur during Arts and Culture Week at Riverside Community Centre. Families are encouraged to come together but children aged 9 and up are welcome on their own. Please pre-register so we know how many people to expect. Max : 12 childrenRIVERSIDE CENTRE 2 Classes/FREE Ages: 7-12 years T/Th 3:30-4:45pm April 23 & 25

DANCE

DANCE FOR KIDSEnjoy a fun class that incorportates hip hop and jazz as you learn a simple routine. Please bring a water bottle, mat or towel and wear loose comfortable clothing. Instructor: Kat HewittRIVERSIDE CENTRE6 Classes/$24.00 Ages: 5-6 yearsTh 4:00-5:00pm Jan. 31 to March 7

PRINCETON HIGHLAND DANCERSJoin the Princeton Highland Dancers to learn this traditional form of dance. We welcome newcomers and seasoned dancers! For registration please call Amy 250-295-1388 or Janet 250-295-7301Arena Mezzanine Cost/Varies 3-18 yrsM - Th Ongoing Time: Varies

LITERACY STORYTIME HOUR FOR PRESCHOOLERSDrop in for an hour of stories, fingerplays, songs, board stories and crafts. Call the Princeton Library at 250-295-6495 today or drop in!LIBRARY Classes/Free 2-5 yrs & adultW 10:30-11:30am

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

INFANT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMEnjoy your time supporting your infant’s development from birth to age 3 as they discover what they can do. Parents learn ways to encourgae their child, share with others and talk about parenting. This Free program is sponsored by Princeton Family Services.Contact IDP Consultant at 250-295-3126 to learn more.

LITTLE FOLKS NURSERY SCHOOLLFNS gives your child the opportunity to experience a wide variety of activities that encourage social interaction, creative development and school readiness. Each day they will experience circle time, games, songs and interactive play. Register for one day, two days a week or the whole week. Contact Sandy at 250-295-3083 to register or learn more.

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

MOTHER GOOSEThis program operates twice a year through Princeton Family Services. Learn songs and rhyms to sing to your child for a fabulous bonding experience. Contact 250-295-3126 to learn more.

PARENT TALKS Gather once a month for this great parenting workshop to connect with other parents, add some parenting strategies to your parenting tool box. Call for more information.Contact Princeton Family Services for more information 250-295-3126 or just drop in.

PRENATAL GATHERING Stop in at Princeton Family Place for a morning of conversation, exchanging ideas, and experiences related to pregnancy and parenthood. This is a wonderful place for first time moms to gain valuable knowledge from other moms and Beatrice Bibby, Public Health Nurse. This free program is sponsored by Princeton Family Services and Interior Health. Located at 120 Kenley Ave (across from Veterans Square) 11:00am on Thursday

PRINCETON FAMILY PLACEPFP is a place to enjoy with your child and others in a relaxing atmosphere where parents and children can get together to play, create healthy lunches, and share in great conversations.This FREE progam is sponsored by Princeton Family Services, Community for Kids, Success by Six and the Town of Princeton. Located at 120 Kenley Avenue (across from Veterans Square).Open: Tues to Thurs Time: 11:00am to 2:00pm Drop in to say Hello

READY SET LEARNPreschooler, infants and adults are invited to join in this popular literacy and play program at John Allison School. Join in shared gym time, healthy snacks, free play and classroom or library visits for the literacy portion of the morning including songs, finger play, nursery rhymes and story time. Call JAE at 250-295-6727 to learn more.John Allison Elem. Free/Drop in Birth to age 5W Last wed of the month 9:15-11:30am

Box 852 Princeton, BC V0X 1W0 Old Hedley Road 250-295-3083

Give your child the opportunity to participate in activities that encourage social interaction, creative

development and school readiness.Contact Sandy (teacher/manager) to learn more.


The EARLY YEARS 0-6

PRINCETON FAMILY SERVICES SOCIETY Box 1331, 56 Kenley Avenue Princeton,

V0X 1W0 Serving Princeton for over 30 years

Safe Homes Program 250-295-8211

Stopping The Violence Women’s Counselling

Building Healthy Relationships Counselling For: Children ~ Youth ~ Families

250-273-7867 [email protected]

Family Place: drop-in

Mother Goose

Infant Development Program

Parenting Support and Programs

For more information call:

250-295-3126 E-mail: [email protected]

Fax: 250-295-3101

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENTSTRONG STARTThis school based early learning program is for preschoolers, their parents, grandparents or caregivers. We encourage preschoolers to explore and play in a safe, nuturing and supportive environment. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Sponsored by School District #58.John Allison Elem. Free/Drop in Birth to age M-F 9:00am-noon

SPORTS

ACTIVE KIDS! SPORTS & GAMESHave fun playing sports and games while getting some great exercise afterschool. Bring a water bottle and indoor running shoes for this fun program. Max: 12 childrenJAE GYM 6 classes/$24.00 Jan. 30 to March 6W 3:00-4:00pm Ages: 6-9 W 4:15-5:15pm Ages: 4-5 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.ARENA $3.00 drop in/Preschooler Free Seniors & Adult/Tot T 10:00-11:00am Th 1:15-2:30pm

SPORTSSPRING COMMUNITY SPORT CLUB REGISTRATIONWatch the local paper for registration dates for Community Soccer and Minor Fastball.

BIRTHDAY PARTY PACKAGES There are some great places around town to host unique birthday parties for your kids or teens. Contact the following groups to learn more:Princeton Arena 250-295-7222Princeton Museum 250-295-7588Riverside Centre 250-295-6067Copperhill Lanes 250-295-6500


CHILDREN 7-12 years


CHILDREN 7-12 yearsARTS

FAMILY PAPER MACHE WORKSHOPCome and get messy with glue as you create an incredible dinosaur during Arts and Culture Week at Riverside Community Centre. Families are encouraged to come together but children aged 9 and up are welcome on their own. Please pre-register so we know how many people to expect. Max : 12 childrenRIVERSIDE CENTRE 2 Classes/FREE Ages: 7-12 years T/Th 3:30-4:45pm April 23 & 25

CRAFTS

CRAFT FUNEnjoy this craft sampler class full of simple fun each week. Use string, beads, glue, paper, paint and more to make some great crafts for you and your friends.Leader: Dana Davies Max: 10 children Riverside Centre 6 classes: $24.00 Jan. 31 to March 7Th 3:15-4:15pm Ages: 6-10yrsTh 4:15-5:15pm Ages: 11-14 yrs

DANCE

DANCE CLASSJoin this infusion dance class. Learn both Hip Hop and Jazz as you develop a simple routine. Kat is a fun and professional instructor who enjoys working with young people.RIVERSIDE CENTRE 6 Classes/$48.00 AGES: 11 to 15 yearsT 4:15-5:30pm Jan. 29 to March 5 RIVERSIDE CENTRE 6 Classes/$24.00 AGES: 5-6 yearsTh 4:00-5:00pm Jan. 31 to March 7 PRINCETON HIGHLAND DANCERSJoin the Princeton Highland Dancers to learn this traditional form of dance. We welcome newcomers and seasoned dancers! For registration please call Amy 250-295-1388 or Janet 250-295-7301Arena Mezzanine Cost/Varies 3-18 yrsM - Th Ongoing Time: Varies

GENERAL INTEREST

RED CROSS BABYSITTING COURSELearn what every babysitter should know! Topics covered include safety, emergencies, activities, snack preparation and more. First aid and CPR certification requirements are covered in this course as well. Call the Recreation/Culture Office at 250-295-6067 or e-mail [email protected] to put your name on an interest list.Vermilion Forks School 4 classes/$60.00 11yrs & upM-Th TBA 3:15-6:00pm

GENERAL INTEREST

HOMESCHOOLERSThe Recreation and Cultural Office is happy to work with families of homeschoolers to organize day time activities. Please call the office at 250-295-6067 to learn more.

CLAY FOR KIDSYoung Potters will have an opportunity to handbuild pieces and use the wheel. Price includes instruction, clay, glazes, and firing.RIVERSIDE CENTRE 4 classes/$60.00 8-12 yrsM 1:00-2:30pm Jan. 14 to Feb 4

DANCE FOR HOMESCHOOLERSEnjoy a fun class that incorportates hip hop and jazz as you learn a simple routine. Please bring a water bottle, mat or towel and wear loose comfortable clothing. Instructor: Kat HewittRIVERSIDE CENTRE 6 Classes/$24.00 Ages: 7-12 yearsTh 2:00-3:00PM Jan. 31 to March 7

SKATING Stop in at the arena for some great exercise on the ice. Skate rentals are free, skate bars available for use, music and the ice is always great.ARENA $3.00 drop in/Preschooler Free Parent/Child & SeniorsT 10:00-11:00am Th 1:15-2:30pm

LEADERSHIP

GIRL GUIDES OF CANADA www.girlguides.caGuiding offers diverse and exciting activities for girls that challeng new interests teach valuable leadership skills and make lasting friendships. Call Eliane Miller at 250-295-6155 to register in September. Sparks (K to Gr. 1), Brownies (Gr. 2-3), Guides (Gr.4-6), Pathfinders (Gr.7-9), Senior/Rangers (Gr.10-12)

GIRL GUIDE LEADERS WELCOMED (Aged 18 to 99 years)Princeton is looking for women who would like to be positive mentors to young girls and women from our community. Girl Guides provides training, support and mentorship to new leaders. Check out our website at www.girlguides.ca or call Eliane Miller at 250-295-6155 to learn more.


CHILDREN 7-12 yearsLITERACY

PRINCETON LIBRARYStop in at the Okanagan Regional Library- Princeton to take out a book, use a computer or spend some quiet time near the fire with a great read! The Library can be fond across from Veterans Square at 107 Vermilion Ave – 250-295-6495. www.orl.bc.ca

MARTIAL ARTS

SIMILKAMEEN SHOTOKAN KARATE CLUBKarate Training is an excellent firn if physical & mental exercises for improving & maintaining health for all ages. It develops co-ordination, balance, strength, agility and mental discipline all the while cultivating humility & excellence. Call Paul Bedard 250-295-7374 to register or learn more. Ask about our weekly program for 6-10 year olds.United Church Hall $40.00/month 9 + yrsM/W On going 6:45-8:00pm

PRINCETON SHOREI-KAN DOJOShorei-Kan is a non-contact form of karate in that fighting is not part of the discipline. It combines blocking, punching and kicking techniques with footwork and practical self-defense. Ongoing registration is welcome.Children aged 5&6 years are welcomed to be assesed. Call Steve White at 250-295-7445.Arena Mezz 3 months/$50.00 7-15 yrsT/Th On going 7:00-8:30pmArena Mezz 3 months/$75.00 16+ yrs/AdultT/Th On going 7:00-8:30pm

SCHOOLS OUT

MANNING PARK SKI/SNOWBOARD TRIPJoin recreational staff for a day playing in the snow. There are a variety of packages to choose from. Informational packages are available at PSS, Town Hall and Riverside Community Centre. Paid registration is due two weeks prior to trip date. Call Nadine at 250-295-6067 or email [email protected]. Grade 7 to 12 students are welcome to sign up.RIVERSIDE CENTRE MEET Feb. 15 (Pro-D)Bus Ride $15 (If we fill the bus this rate drops) Lunch Voucher AvailableLift Pass Only Youth $20 Adult $25Lift/Rental $40Lift/Lesson/Rental $54

SPORTS

ACTIVE KIDS! SPORTS & GAMESHave fun playing sports and games while getting some great exercise afterschool. Bring a water bottle and indoor running shoes for this fun program. Max: 12 childrenJAE GYM 6 classes/$24.00 Jan. 30 to March 6W 3:00-4:00pm Ages: 6-9 W 4:15-5:15pm Ages: 4-5

KOKANEE SUMMER SWIM CLUBJoin us at the Merritt Pool for Kokanee Winter Maintenance Practices that will help maintain your swimming skills for the summer season. Check out www.princetonkokanees.ca for the most up to date information. Contact Lindsay van Genne at 250-295-0759 to learn more.7 Sessions Various Sunday Afternoons$30 current members $7.00 drop in for current members $50 for NEW Kokanees (includes $20 BCSSA insurance fee)

Mark your calendars for the REGISTRATION PARTY in April. This competitive swim team welcomes swimmers aged 5 to adult. Competition is optional. Registration includes a free team shirt, swimsuit and cap. For up to date information check us out on line at www.princetonkokanees.ca or call Lindsay 250-295-0759 or Sharon 250-295-4080REGISTRATION April 9 3:00-6:00pm RIVERSIDE CENTRE

SPRING COMMUNITY SPORT CLUB REGISTRATIONWatch the local paper for registration dates for Community Soccer and Minor Fastball. YBC-PRINCETON YOUTH BOWLINGBowling in the Youth Bowling Canada League means exciting fun for everyone. Bowling is a sport for all young people-no just for the athletically gifted. Instructors are on hand to help the beginner or those wishing to improve their score. Parties, tournament, trips and special events make this a great program. $40 Bowl BC/Canada registration is required. Call 250-295-6500 to learn more. COPPERHILL LANES $3 to $9 weekly linage fee depending on age. 5-18 yrsSeason runs until April 23/13


CHILDREN 7-12 yearsTHEATRE

YOUTH THEATREJoin the Princeton Youth Theatre Club for an afternoon of theatre sports! Gain confidence, use your imagination and build your drama skills. Many of the youth who participate in this fabulous program audition for local productions such as the Winter Play: A Christmas Story. Instructor: Josh HerzogRiverside Centre Cost: Free YouthW Ongoing 3:30-5:00pm

SwimmingRunning & Triathlon

Kayaking

RockClimbing

Nordic Skiing

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BIRTHDAY PARTY PACKAGESHave a party at a local recreation facility!

MOVIE FUN 250-295-6067 [email protected] your own party on a scheduled movie night at Riverside Centre. Rent a private room for food, presents and cake. Enjoy a pre-released movie before its home video release. Adult supervision is required for the room rental. Call for upcoming movie line ups.OR Book the Theatre and show your own movie! Cost: $20 per hour for a room rental Movie Admission: $5.00 each

PRINCETON MUSEUMAfter the great success of the Girl Guides Sleepovers and the wonderful daycamps offered this summer the Museum welcomes children and youth to spend time with them celebrating their birthday. Contact Robin at 250-295-7588 to learn more.

SKATE AND PLAY PARTY 250-295-7222 [email protected] your own party at the Arena with the use of the Mezzanine for 3 hours with 1 hour ice time included. If fun hockey is going to be played all participants on the ice are required to wear a full face helmet.Cost $50.00 birthday special


YOUTH 13-18 yearsDANCE

DANCE CLASSJoin this infusion dance class. Learn both Hip Hop and Jazz as you develop a simple routine. Kat is a fun and professional instructor who enjoys working with young people.RIVERSIDE CENTRE 6 Classes/$48.00 AGES: 11 to 15 yearsT 4:15-5:30pm Jan. 29 to March 5

PRINCETON HIGHLAND DANCERSJoin the Princeton Highland Dancers to learn this traditional form of dance. We welcome newcomers and seasoned dancers! For registration please call Amy 250-295-1388 or Janet 250-295-7301Arena Mezzanine Cost/Varies 3-18 yrsM - Th Ongoing Time: Varies

GENERAL INTEREST

RED CROSS BABYSITTING COURSELearn what every babysitter should know! Topics covered include safety, emergencies, activities, snack preparation and more. First aid and CPR certification requirements are covered in this course as well. Call the Recreation/Culture Office at 250-295-6067 or e-mail [email protected] to put your name on an interest list.Vermilion Forks School 4 classes/$60.00 11yrs & upM-Th TBA 3:15-6:00pm

FIRST AID CLASSESRed Cross First Aid Instructor, Carol Mack, is teaching a variety of first aid classes this fall. Basic First aid with CPR and AED training is available. Contact the Recreation and Culture Office at 250-295-6067 or e-mail [email protected] to learn more.

LEADERSHIP

GIRL GUIDES OF CANADA www.girlguides.caGuiding offers diverse and exciting activities for girls that challeng new interests, teach valuable leadership skills and make lasting friendships. Call Eliane Miller at 250-295-6155 to register in September. Pathfinders (Gr.7-9), Senior/Rangers (Gr.10-12)

GIRL GUIDE LEADERS WELCOMED (Aged 18 to 99 years)Princeton is looking for women who would like to be positive mentors to young girls and women from our community. You do not need to have experience working with young people, nor do you need to be an expert in camping, cooking, selling cookies or arts & crafts. Girl Guides provides training, support and mentorship to new leaders. Check out our website at www.girlguides.ca or call Eliane Miller at 250-295-6155 to learn more.

LEADERSHIPPRINCETON AIR CADETSRoyal Canadian Air Cadets participate in a variety of fun and challenging activities. There is something for everyone – no matter what their personal interests may be. The cadet program focuses on social development, decision-making and leadership. As cadets acquire skills and knowledge, they pass it along to younger cadets. Every cadet will have the chance to participate in flight activities, and some top senior cadets may even earn a scholarship to obtain their private pilot’s licence. Whether earning a glider pilot licence or private pilot licence, these cadets wear their wings with a pride rarely found in today’s youth. Contact Dawn Gardner at 250-295-0869 for more information.

YOUNG LIFE CLUB NIGHT Welcome to ALL TEENS to an experience of controlled chaos! Young Life leaders create a high energy environment featuring songs, skits, and games, as well as a short talk on an aspect of the Christian message. Club is the place to be, to enjoy friends and be part of the action. For more info contact Liz Knibbecke @ 250-295-2120. PRINCETON BAPTIST CHURCH Drop in Grade 8-12M On-going 7:30pm

LITERACY

PRINCETON LIBRARYStop in at the Okanagan Regional Library- Princeton to take out a book, use a computer or spend some quiet time near the fire with a great read! The Library can be found across from Veterans Square at 107 Vermilion Ave – 250-295-6495. www.orl.bc.ca

YOUTH CHALLENGE

During the BC Family Day Winter Festival at China Ridge Trails on February 11, 2013 youth will be challenged to learn to cross country ski and snow shoe. Active youth members of the China Ridge Trails Society will lead cross country and snow shoe tours on the mountain with adult support. There will be a sleigh hill and luge ran as well where youth will be timed climbing the hill and sliding down again. Healthy lunch preparation will be made with our local school cafeteria program where youth will plan a menu, shop, prepare and serve a free warm lunch on the mountain during this event for youth and families.

Youth who are interested in being part of the planning process and fun on the mountain please contact Nadine at 250-295-6067 or [email protected].

Check out the SOGO Active Youth Challenge at https://secure.sogoactive.com/ssldocs/common/challengeDetail.jsf


YOUTH 13-18 yearsMARTIAL ARTS

SIMILKAMEEN SHOTOKAN KARATE CLUBKarate Training is an excellent firn if physical & mental exercises for improving & maintaining health for all ages. It develops co-ordination, balance, strength, agility and mental discipline all the while cultivating humility & excellence. Call Paul Bedard 250-295-7374 to register or learn more. Ask about our weekly program for 6-10 year olds.United Church Hall $40.00/month 9 + yrsM/W On going 6:45-8:00pm

PRINCETON SHOREI-KAN DOJOShorei-Kan is a non-contact form of karate in that fighting is not part of the discipline. It combines blocking, punching and kicking techniques with footwork and practical self-defense. Ongoing registration is welcome.Children aged 5&6 years are welcomed to be assesed. Call Steve White at 250-295-7445.Arena Mezz 3 months/$50.00 7-15 yrsT/Th On going 7:00-8:30pmArena Mezz 3 months/$75.00 16+ yrs/AdultT/Th On going 7:00-8:30pm

SCHOOLS OUT

MANNING PARK SKI/SNOWBOARD TRIPJoin recreational staff for a day playing in the snow. There are a variety of packages to choose from. Informational packages are available at PSS, Town Hall and Riverside Community Centre. Paid registration is due two weeks prior to trip date. Call Nadine at 250-295-6067 or email [email protected]. Grade 7 to 12 students are welcome to sign up.RIVERSIDE CENTRE MEET Feb. 15 (Pro-D)Bus Ride $15 (If we fill the bus this rate drops) Lunch Voucher AvailableLift Pass Only Youth $20 Adult $25Lift/Rental $40Lift/Lesson/Rental $54

SPORTS

DROP IN VOLLEYBALLAll Volleyball levels welcome for recreational volleyball Sunday afternoons at PSS. Please wear non marking shoes, bring a water bottle and friends.PSS GYM Ages: Youth and AdultSun 3:00pm

KOKANEE SUMMER SWIM CLUBMark your calendars for the registration party in April. This competitive swim team welcomes swimmers aged 5 to adult. Competition is optional. Registration includes a free team shirt, swimsuit and cap. For up to date information check us out on line at www.princetonkokanees.ca or call Lindsay 250-295-0759 or Sharon 250-295-4080REGISTRATION April 9 3:00-6:00pm RIVERSIDE CENTRE

SPORTS

SPRING COMMUNITY SPORT CLUB REGISTRATIONWatch the local paper for registration dates for Community Soccer and Minor Fastball.

YBC-PRINCETON YOUTH BOWLINGBowling in the Youth Bowling Canada League means exciting fun for everyone. Bowling is a sport for all young people-no just for the athletically gifted. Instructors are on hand to help the beginner or those wishing to improve their score. Parties, tournament, trips and special events make this a great program. $40 Bowl BC/Canada registration is required. Call 250-295-6500 to learn more. COPPERHILL LANES $3 to $9 weekly linage fee depending on age. 5-18 yrs Season runs unitl to April 23/13

THEATRE

YOUTH THEATREJoin the Princeton Youth Theatre Club for an afternoon of theatre sports! Gain confidence, use your imagination and build your drama skills. Many of the youth who participate in this fabulous program audition for local productions such as the Winter Play: A Christmas Story. Instructor: Josh HerzogRiverside Centre Cost: Free YouthW Ongoing 3:30-5:00pm

Arts & Crafts

Teaching Studio and Gift ShopArts & Craft Supplies162 Vermilion Avenue

(Across the street from the Museum)Phone Shirley at 250-295-4076

ADULT CLASS PROJECTSOIL PAINTING only requires two - 2

hour sessions to complete. WATER COLORS and some of the other crafts can be completed in a morning or afternoon. Class fees

are structured to enable you to try something new without investing a lot

of money on supplies. CLASS FEES are $10.00 per hour and include the use of all my paints and brushes, and firing where required. THE ONLY EXTRA

YOU HAVE TO BUY is the surface you work on, such as canvas, ceramic piece

or piece of glass or wood, etc.YOU MAY START ANYTIME

STORE HOURS•Tuesday •Wednesday •Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

By appointment: Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday

If there is a white van in the parking lot at the end of the building I am here somewhere - just knock on the door.

CHILDREN’S CLASSESare $20.00 per class for a

1 hour session.They include everything!

Regular after school classes or Birthday Party - even

Grandchildren during the holidays!Phone for more details, or drop in.

250-295-4076

Oil Painting Watercolor

AcrylicsCeramics

Come and try something new! Anyone can learn to paint or do any

of the other crafts offered.

NO SPECIAL SKILLS REQUIRED - trust me!

Fired Glass and more!


ARENA Schedule

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ARENA 250-295-7222PRINCETON MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULEJoin the excitement, watch some great puck play and enjoy a good game of hockey when you come out to cheer on our local teams this winter.Bantam January 18 to 20PeeWee February 8 to 10Tykes February 16Novice February 22-24

PRINCETON FIGURE SKATING CLUB 250-295-3018Please call the PFSC for skating rates.FIGURE SKATING SHOW March 10

CanSkateThis 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 CANSKATE 3 & UpM/W On going 3:30-4:00pmSENIOR CANSKATE M/W On going 4:00-4:45pmPRE POWERW On going 4:00-4:45pmACADEMY M On going 4:45-5:45pmW On going 4:45-5:45pmF On going 3:30-4:30pm

STARSKATE FIGURE SKATINGSkaters in this program have completed the elements of the 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.M On going 5:30-6:30pmW On going 5:30-7:30pmF On going 4:00-6:00pm

STOP IN AT THE ARENA FOR WEEKEND GAMES & TOURNAMENTS

REGISTRATIONS ARE ALWAYS OPEN!

• Open to boys and girls aged 5 - 18

• New & Experienced players are welcome

• Volunteer positions available in all areas

FOR mORE INFORmATION, PLEASE cONTAcT:Angela clarke 250-295-0095

PRINCETON AND DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION

PO BOx 325 PRINCETON, BC V0x 1W0

ARENA CONTACT INFORMATIONPrinceton & District Multi-purpose Arena 167 Old Hedley Rd.Leisure Services Manager 250-295-7222 line 2Lyle Thomas [email protected] Staff 250-295-7222 line 1Princeton Minor Hockey Association 250-295-0095Angela Clarke (Registration) www.pdmha.caPrinceton Figure Skating Club 250-295-3018Barb Gould (Registrar)Adult Rec Hockey Kirk McConnell 250-295-3240 Ladies Hockey Tesa Holland 250-295-6426 Old Timers Hockey John Schneider 250-295-3788 Princeton Posse Junior B Hockey 250-295-6544Dale ‘Dunner’ Hladun www.kijhl.comPumpkins Hockey Ben Martindale 250-295-4069 Princeton Highland Dancers Janet Banks 250-295-7301 Princeton Shorei-Kan Dojo Steve White 250-295-7445


ADULTS 19 to 99+

SUNFL WER

ConCert SerieSenjoy this wonderful concert series of dance and music at

riverside Community Centre theatre this winter in the new cushioned theatre chairs!

tickets are available at the door. 3 Concert Series ticket Package Adults $50.00 Seniors/Youth $40.00 individual tickets Adults $20.00 Senior/Youth $15.00Saturday, March 2 the De Danaan School of irish Dancers 7:00 p.m.Saturday, April 20 Alpha Yaya Diallo 7:00 p.m.May tBA Contretante Chamber Players 7:00 p.m.

105 Vermilion Avenue Closed January and FebruaryVolunteers Welcome - Please contact Marjorie at 250-295-6718

Sunflower Gallery

the CriMSon tine PlAYerSApril tBA

7:00 p.m. Curtain Calltickets available at the door or at the

Sunflower Gallery

(Not suitable for children)

Check out the variety of shows and programs available during Arts and Culture Week at riverside Community Centre.

April 21 - 27, 2013


ADULTS 19 to 99+ARTS

ARTISTIC TRADING CARDSSpend an hour making trading cards (miniature orginal art) and finish the session with a one-for-one trading time. You’ll find your creative chops in this no-pressure activity and maybe even wind up with a 21/2 by 31/2 inch masterpiece! Materials are supplied but you are encouraged to bring scissors and some interesting bits and pieces of paper, cloth and other oddments of your own. Pre-registration is welcomed so we know the numbers.RIVERSIDE CENTRE 1 class/FREE W 3:30-4:35pm April 24

PRINCETON SKETCHERSThis is an informal get together for sketchers of all ages. We visit various places of interest, sketching and journalling what we see, recording scenes that please our eye. PRINCETON LIBRARY FREE 10am 2nd Saturday of every month

DROP IN PAINTING CLUBJoin fellow painters for an evening of painting. Share skills, knowledge and the joy of painting with friends. Beginners to established painters welcome. Arts Council Membership required for drop in at $10 for the year. Contact Guadolupe at 250-295-7406 for more information.6:30pm Weds. Riverside Community Centre

ARTS COUNCIL

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

CRAFTS

BUNCHGRASS QUILTERS This dedicated group of quilters meets to work on their own quilts in the company of others, learn new techniques or just get inspired. Once a year we do a charity sew-in for children in crisis. Contact Sharron at 250-295-4194 or Myrna 250-295-7272 for more information or just drop in.Riverside Centre Adult/FreeMondays 10:00am-3:00pm1st & 3rd Thursday 10:00am-3:00pm

DANCE

LINE DANCING AT THE LEGIONKick up your heels each Thursday night for an evening of dance, laughter and fun. This program is great for the beginner to seasoned pro. Come check us out.Cost: Free 7pm BeginnersWhere: Legion Hall 8pm Intermediate/Advanced

FESTIVALS

PRINCETON TRADITIONAL MUSIC SOCIETYEach August the PTMS host a fantastic weekend of music in the down town of Princeton. Musicians from all over BC and beyond entertain everyone with toe tapping music, poetry, dancing and laughter. Volunteers are welcome throughout the year to assit with planning this wonderful festival. Contact Jon or Rika at 250-295-6010 or www.princetontraditional.org

PRINCETON COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL CONTACTS Princeton Community Arts Council President Marjorie Holland 250-295-6718Bridge Club Anthea Pugliese 250-295-6821Bunchgrass Quilters Rosemary Woodruff 250-295-6511Central Station Retreat Society Leonard Roberts 250-295-3728Crimson Tine Players Esther Donovan 250-295-7861Garden Club Doreen Poulsen 250-295-1577Princeton Community Band Joan Kelly 250-295-7743Princeton Country & Blues Mel Berg 250-295-4059Princeton Museum & Archives Robin Irwin 250-295-7588Princeton Rock & Fossil Club Franz 250-295-3896 Princeton Traditional Music Society Jon Bartlett 250-295-6010Sunflower Gallery Marjorie Holland 250-295-6718Vermilion Forks Field Naturalists Cathie Yingling 250-295-4802

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ADULTS 19 to 99+FIRST AID

FIRST AID CLASSESRed Cross First Aid Instructor, Carol Mack, is teaching a variety of first aid classes this fall. Basic First aid with CPR and AED training is available. Contact the Recreation and Culture Office at 250-295-6067 or e-mail [email protected] to learn more.

FITNESS

STRETCH/STRENGTH & BODY MOVEMENT CLASSOur dynamic instructor Dorothy will guide you through a body movement class that incorporates low impact aerobics, strength and stretch components. This class will help in the prevention of injuries by promoting a strong body. Participants are encouraged to work at their own pace, bring a towel or workout mat, water bottles and wear loose comfortable clothing including non-marking gym shoes. Instructor: Dorthy LauderArena Mezzanine Adults/Seniors16 classes/$104.00 5 Visit Pass Available for $40.00 $8.00 Drop in per classTRY IT FREE Class - Drop in for the first time and try the class out. T/Th 10:00-11:00am January 15 to March 7

MARTIAL ARTS

SIMILKAMEEN SHOTOKAN KARATE CLUBKarate Training is an excellent firn if physical & mental exercises for improving & maintaining health for all ages. It develops co-ordination, balance, strength, agility and mental discipline all the while cultivating humility & excellence. Call Paul Bedard 250-295-7374 to register or learn more. Ask about our weekly program for 6-10 year olds.United Church Hall $40.00/month M/W On going 6:45-8:00pm

MARTIAL ARTS

PRINCETON SHOREI-KAN DOJOShorei-Kan is a non-contact form of karate in that fighting is not part of the discipline. It combines blocking, punching and kicking techniques with footwork and practical self-defense. Ongoing registration is welcome.Children aged 5&6 years are welcomed to be assesed. Call Steve White at 250-295-7445.Arena Mezz 3 months/$75.00 16+ yrs/AdultT/Th On going 7:00-8:30pm

MUSIC PRINCETON COMMUNITY BANDThe Princeton Community Band performs at a variety of community events and is enjoyed by many. New members are always welcome and should call Joan Kelly at 250-295-7743 to learn more.

Free help in: • reading • Writing • Speaking • Computer • educational upgrades

princeton leaders for literacy offers a lending hand to those who want more…literacy is for life.

* Volunteers are always welcome to our programs.

RED CROSSHealth Equipment Loan Program

OPEN TUESDAYS 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.IF YOU NEED EQUIPMENT at other times, please call 250-293-6467

(9am - 3pm, Tuesday - Friday)TO RETURN EQUIPMENT:Please leave it at the office door with a note of your name so that I can clear your file from our records. (DO NOT leave equipment outside the Riverside Centre)VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:to care for the equipment, please call 250-293-6467. ~Marjorie Holland - Volunteer


OUTDOOR RECREATIONCHINA RIDGE TRAILS SOCIETYBreathtaking beauty for outdoor enthusiasts: hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, skijoring, dogsledding, snowshoeing, and tobogganing. Check out their website at www.chinaridgetrails.com for contact information, location, maps, and so much more.

GARDEN CLUBThis group of dedicated gardeners meets the 3rd Tuesday of every month at the Seniors Centre at 1:00pm. Contact Doreen Poulsen at 250-295-1577 for more information.

OTTER VALLEY FISH & GAME CLUB www.tulameenbc.comThe Otter Valley Fish & Game Club is a group of dedicate, hard working individuals who coordinate a variety of activities and conservation programs such as clean up at local lakes and habitat restoration. Membership into our club provides you with insurance coverage, use of the firing range in Tulameen, access to the Club House and program participation. New club members and volunteers are always welcomed. Contact Anne Jones at 250-295-3642 for membership information.

PRINCETON FISH & GAME ASSOCIATIONThe Princeton Fish & Game Association meets the second Monday of the month. Children and Youth outdoor activites are our priority. Call Joy or George Klassen at 250-295-3134 to learn more.

PRINCETON ROCK AND FOSSIL CLUBThe Princeton District is blessed with an incredible diversity of minerlaization. Members share an interest in exploring and studying rocks and fossils, pooling their knowledge and having fun. Contact Franz at 250-295-3896Riverside Centre Membership Adults/FamiliesMeetings 3rd Tuesday of each month 7:00pm

VERMILION FORKS FIELD NATURALISTSVFFN welcomes new and present members! Field trips (hiking, birding and more) are held approximately twice a month, with members who share an interest in the natural world. For more information please call Janis Wright at 250-295-7560.Tuesday Night Speaker Series 7:00-9:00pm Riverside Community CentreJan. 8 Rob Marshall-Weyerhaeuser: ‘Pine Bettles & their effect on Princeton today!’Feb. 12 Kelly Pearce-Hope Mtn Centre: ‘Outdoor Learning’Mar. 12 Vic Sagorski: ‘Storm Water Treatments’Field Trips Contact the names listed to sign up and learn more. Jan 19 Museum visit Janis Wright 250-295-7560Feb. 9 Snowshoe Trek @ Link Lake Carol Terry 250-295-7676


Social Clubs & ActivitiesSOCIAL

BRIDGE CLUBJoin the fun each week playing with other card enthusiasts. Contact Anthea Pugliesi at 250-295-6821 for more information.Riverside Centre Adult/Drop in Mondays 7:00-9:00pm

PRINCETON DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUBIf you love cards and want to play bridge, or bring your bridge game to a different level, we would love to have you! We play with bidding boxes, boards and score each session.Contact Arlene Turner 250-295-6157 or Shirley Campbell 250-295-3370RIVERSIDE CENTRE $3.00 per visit Adults of all ages W Ongoing 11:45am to 4:00pm

NEW BEGINNINGSThe New Beginnings Day Program and Residential Living Program assists developmentally disabled adults to achieve their greatest independence under the least restrictive conditions, with the same rights respects and freedoms enjoyed by other citizens.47 Harold Avenue Open 9am-3pm Monday to ThursdayDAILY ACTIVITIESM Life Skills & CraftsT Recreation & MusicW Out & About DayTh Recreation & GamesF Closed* Special trips are planned throughout the year for evenings and weekends.

SPECIAL OLYMPICS PRINCETON ACTIVITIESThe Special Olympics Athletes from Princeton welcome new Athletes and volunteers to join our fantastic team. Call our program coordinator, Gloria, at 250-295-7218.

ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:Snow Shoeing Sundays Bocci Mondays 5:15pmCurling Mondays 3:30 pm Bowling Tuesdays 6:30 pmWeight Training All year 6:30 amSwimming Saturdays Penticton

SENIOR CITZEN CENTRE – Branch 30This inviting place welcomes drop ins to meet with friends or join in the daily activities including fitness, cards, pool tables, seasonal events, and daily lunch. Call 250-295-7515 to learn more or just stop in. Located behind Cooper Foods off of Bridge Street.$15.00 yearly membership fee Mature Adults to 99+ years

Princeton & Area Transit System 250-295-6666 / 1-800-291-0911Pick up Monday, Wednesday and Friday:

Princeton Door to Door Service 7:30 amHedley Door to Door Service 8:30 amKeremeos Mountain View Manor 8:45 am Old Age Pension Building 8:50 am Hill Top Esso 9:00 am Cawston - Amber Light 9:05 am Olalla (if stop in Cawston 9:10 am) 9:05 am

Return from Penticton Monday/Wednesday/Friday

Parking lot behind Elite Café 1:10 pmCherry Lane Mall - (Save On Foods back entrance) 1:20 pmWalmart - Main entrance 1:30 pm

FaresPassengers (one way fares):

Princeton local $1.50Princeton/Penticton $4.00Hedley/Penticton $3.50Keremeos/Penticton $3.00

*No regular service on weekends or statutory holidays. Times subject to change due to road construction.


Social Clubs & Activities

Programs & EventsKAYAKING LESSONSJan 5-26th, 2013 10-11:30am& Feb 16-March 9th, 2013 10-11:30am

RED CROSS SWIM LESSONSMonday/ Wednesdays Mornings and after school Sessions start Jan 7-30th, 2013 Tuesday/Thursdays Mornings and after school Sessions start Jan 8-31st, 2013 Saturday 10am -1:30pm Jan 12-March 9th, 2013Private and Adult lessons also available

CRAFT AND SPLASHDrop your child off for a morning of creative crafts, story time and swimming with our fun and energetic aquatic leaders. Every Friday Morning 9:30-11am Register early to save disappointment $7 ages 3-7yrs

AQUA FITNESS PROGRAMSMon/Wed & Frid. – for beginners 10-11amWed., done at a slow pace in our Leisure Pool 11-12pmTuesday/Thursday – High Power 6:30-7:30pm

STANDARD FIRST AIDMarch 13th 14th & 15th , 2013 4:30-9:30

ASSISTANT WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTORJan 18th 25th & Feb 1st , 2013 4:30-9:30 &Jan 19th 26th & Feb 2nd , 2013 8:30-5pm

WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTORFeb 22 , Mar 1 & 8, 2013 4:30-9:30 & Feb 23, Mar 2 & 9th, 213 8:30-5pm

AED January 5th, 2013 NLS (national Lifesaving award) March 18-22nd, 2013

For more information on these or any other program we have to offer please contact us at 250-378-6662 or e-mail [email protected]

Nicola Valley Aquatic Centre2040 Mamette, Merritt 250-378-6662

SPORTSBADMINTON Going to the birds? Join the fun and recreational badminton play at PSS with some great adults who enjoy the sport. Enjoy time with others who enjoy a great game. All levels welcome. Season Membership availablePSS Gym Youth/Free Adults: $3.00 Drop in 13-18 yrs & AdultM On-going 7:30-9:30pm

BOWLING LEAGUESThe Copperhill Lanes welcomes returning bowlers and new bowlers this season. Sign up today for these great leagues. Call 250-295-6500 to learn more or to register.Tuesday Morning Coffee League $9.00 10:00am to noonTuesday Night Doubles $10.00 registration & $13.50 per session 7:00pmWednesday Night Competitive Fun Night $10.00 registration & $13.50 per session 7:00pmThursday Special O – Sunshine Club Oct. 9 9:30amThursday Night Competitive League $13.50 plus prize pot 7:00pmFriday Night Singles Competitive $13.50 per session/$11.00 for prize pot 8:00pm

PRINCETON CURLING CLUBPCC is proud of its 80 years of small town hospitality it hosts each season to curling enthusiasts locally and from beyond. New curlers will enjoy the welcoming atmosphere and fun this club has to offer. Check them out on line at www.princetoncurlingclub.com. 250-295-6400 or e-mail [email protected] Play –Ladies –Wed night; Men’s Tuesday night; Mixed Drop in Friday nightSeniors of all ages Thursday daytime…Very affordable!Youth League!

SPRING COMMUNITY SPORT CLUB REGISTRATIONWatch the local paper for registration dates for Community Sport Clubs such as slow pitch.

THEATRECRIMSON TINE PLAYERSThis dedicated group of theatre performers, directors, and artists work hard to develop unique theatre experience for Princeton and Area residents. New members are always welcome to join in the fun. Actors, make up artists, set design, back stage, and sound booth are just a few of the many positions needed with each production.SPRING PLAY: “Black Comedy” by Peter Shaffer April TBAA lovesick and desperate sculptor has embellished his apartment with furniture and objects d’arte “borrowed” from the absent antique collector next door hoping to impress his fiancee’s pompous father and a wealthy art dealer. Please note this play is not appropriate for children. Check us out on facebook at http://www.facebook.com/groups/400402050002037/ for more information.


Health & WellnessWELLNESS

LOTUS WELLNESS NIGHTSJoin Guadalupe, Alternative Medical Consultant, for an evening of relaxation through mediation and healthy living talks that will improve and maintain a healthy lifestyle. For more information call 250-295-7406.Riverside Centre Drop in/$5.00 Adult/Senior T On going 7:00-8:30pm

PRENATAL CLASSESFamily centered classes that focus on answering your questions about pregnancy, assisting woment 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.

T.O.P.S GROUPThe group ‘Taking Off Pounds Sensibly’ meets weekly to support and discuss ways to ensure that your weight loss is a success. Lots of laughter and support is given weekly at these meetings. Anyone interested in joining or learning more can call Lynda Borg at 250-295-3658 or Myrna Leard at 250-295-7272RIVERSIDE CENTRE Membership Fee Adult Th Ongoing 8:30-10:00am

Lotus Medical Acupuncture & Alternative Medicine

Riverside Centre

M. Guadalupe Gutierrez, D.D.S R.AcAlternative Medical Consultant

*Diagnosis/treatment with Chinese methods that can:

*control pain *regulate circulation *improve sleep * ease menopause *increase energy

*aid to quit smoking.

Safe, natural, drug free and effective.Gift certificates and weekend retreats are available.

Call 295-295-7406 to book an appointment.www.medical-acupuncture.net

HEALING INSOMNIA - Acupuncture promotes real sleep naturally. No side effects, improves quality and quantity of sleep

healing the root cause.

ICBC claims and some extended health plans accepted.

New Fixtures Supplied & InstalledDrain & Sewer Cleaning * Service Repair

Hot Water Tanks * Hot Water Heating

Fully LicensedEmergency Service

250-295-7085Dave Mack

2000 Reasons to Advertise in the Princeton & District

Leisure Guide

Three times a year the seasonal Princeton & District Leisure Guide is

mailed to 1500 homes and 500 can be found throughout the community.

The Leisure Guide is also posted on the Town of Princeton website for

everyone to see!

Learn how you can support the Leisure Guide through advertising with your great coloured ad today!

Call the Princeton Recreation & Culture office at 250-295-6067 or

Email:[email protected]


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4 Ways to RegisteR • BY MAIL Fill out the Registration Form found in this guide and mail it in with your cheque. • IN PERSON At Town Hall (169 Bridge Street) during regular office hours. Cash, cheque or debit are accepted. • E-MAIL Fill out the registration form on line at www.princeton.ca/residents/recreational-services and e-mail to [email protected]

CASH CHEQUE

• COMMUNITY PROGRAM Call the community organization listed with the program description.

• • Registration requires a minimum of one week prior

to program start date.• Class sizes are limited and are filled on a first

come, first served basis.• All classes are subject to cancellation due to

insufficient registration, weather or non-availability of facilities. In these cases, a full refund or prorated refund will be issued.

• Nothing kills a good program faster than last min-ute registration. If minimum registration is not met ONE WEEK PRIOR to the start date listed with the program we will have to cancel.

• Refunds requested by participants will be given for medical reasons only and will be prorated if program has started.

• Programs are not offered on statutory holidays. • SMILE for Recreation and Culture photography

staff. These photos will be utilized for advertis-ing programs in upcoming Leisure Guides, local newspaper and website. If you object to having your photo (or your children) please advise staff.

• CHILDREN’S ART & FITNESS TAX CREDIT The Child Fitness Tax Credit is a measure to help parents offset some of the costs of healthy, active living programs for parents of children under the age of 16.

• Up to $500 can be claimed when children are registered in a supervised program that is:

• Ongoing for a minimum of 8 weeks at one or more sessions per week;

• Children’s camps at 5 consecutive days;• Must include a significant amount of physical

activity.

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EMERGENCY SERVICES VOLUNTEERSVolunteers are always welcome to join these fantastic community members that ensure Princeton and surrounding areas are safe. Training, gear and teambuilding are provided by individual organizations.

Volunteering for most groups begins at age 16. Please contact any or all the groups if you are interested in learning more.

PRINCETON VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE If you enjoy a challenge and want to join a great group of men and women stop in at the Princeton Fire Department to pick up an application. Community support of a Volunteer Fire Department is essential to the level of service it can provide. The more members the departmet has the greatest the level of service. Applications are available at the Fire Hall on Wednesdays from 6:30-7:30pm or at Town Office during regular office hours. Fire Hall 250-295-3325

PRINCETON GROUND SEARCH AND RESCUE SOCIETYPrinceton Ground Search and Rescue Society (PGSAR) is a registered non-profit volunteer organization operating out of the town of Princeton. Its primary function is that of a community resource to assist the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), BC Ambulance Service (BCAS), and EMBC (PEP) in a variety of search and rescue functions. It is also a resource for the Town of Princeton’s and Regional District of Okanagan Similkameen (RDOS) Emergency plans. The team provides free training and meets most Thursday nights. Contact Randy 250-295-5364 or Arnie 250-295-8482 E-Mail [email protected] www.facebook.com/princeton.gsar

CITIZENS ON PATROLCitizens on Patrol are a group of dedicated individuals who work as a team to be the extra eyes and ears of the RCMP. We volunteer with the RCMP and a variety of other organizations in providing assistance when requested. Please contact Jim Turner at 250-295-3178 or 250-295-8642

HIGHWAY EXTRACTIONOur mission is to be on call to help you-the residents and visitors of Princeton and Area. We partner with BC Ambulance and the RCMP to make your roads safer. We work as a team, provide leadership and are dedicated to service. New members are always welcome. Please call Doug Pateman at 250-295-4347 to learn more.


COMMUNITY DIRECTORYBUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS

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The Princeton Museum 167 Vermilion Avenue, Princeton BC, (250) 295-7588 email: [email protected]

THE PRINCETON MUSEUM

Winter at the Museum“If you don't know history, then

you don't know anything. You are a leaf that doesn't know it is part

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The Princeton Museum is looking for qualified volunteers to help in a number

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Please contact Robin at the Museum for

an application form and more

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250-295-7588

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