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Slocan Valley Recreation

Registration for programs starts Monday December 2nd

All the Fun that Fits

Winter 2020

2 Register online at www.rdck.ca/recreation

RegistrationPrices do not include taxes; 5% GST will be added to most programs (children’s programs exempt). Please register at least 1 week in advance of program start date to avoid disappointment due to a program being full or cancelled due to lack of enrollment.We accept cash, cheque, debit, Visa and Mastercard. Cheques or money orders can be made payable to Slocan Valley Recreation. NSF cheques will have a $20 admin fee.

Register Early!To avoid program cancellation or disappointment due to a program being full.

How to Request a Refund, Credit or Transfer:Full refunds are considered for most courses without penalty, up to 1 week prior to program start dates. Please see our full cancellation policy at www.rdck.bc.ca.

New Office Hours: Tuesday to Thursday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Friday 12:30 pm – 4:30 pm Office Closure: Dec 21, 2019 - Jan 1, 2020 Please note: Hours can vary according to program commitments.

Contact Mailing Address: Slocan Valley Recreation3036 Hwy. 6 | Box 8, Slocan Park, BC, V0G 2E0Phone: 250-226-0008Fax: 250-352-9300Email: [email protected]

Visit us on Facebook to learn more about upcoming programs & eventswww.facebook.com/slocanvalleyrec

InformationFor more information about our programs and services, please email us at [email protected]

Online Registrationwww.rdck.ca/recreation

In PersonStop in at our office in Slocan Park

HIGHLIGHTS ContentsPRESCHOOL/CHILDREN 4

YOUTH ...................................7

ADULT ....................................8

TRAINING ........................... 12

COMMUNITY .....................14

Community Events

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Family Fun Day on the Slocan Valley Rail TrailWinlaw Station Trail Head

This annual event, hosted by the Slocan Valley Heritage Trail Society, is geared at Family Fun on the Slocan Valley Rail Trail. Workshops, ski waxing demos, games and refreshments are all on the agenda. SVREC staff will be there helping out with equipment loans. This is a great opportunity to give skiing a try, explore some of the Slocan Valley Rail Trail and catch up with your neighbours around the a bonfire. Bring your friends and family!!

January 19 Sunday 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

Seedy Sunday – Slocan Valley Seed ExchangeCrescent Valley Hall

Celebrate local food production, the preservation of seed and the abundance of gardening resources we enjoy in the Slocan Valley at this annual event. Local and nearby vendors will be there with seeds and information to share. Are you a seed saver yourself? Why not book a table and sell or trade what you have to offer? This event is organized in partnership with the Slocan Valley River Farmer’s Group. All proceeds are donated to them to support local farmers.

March 1 Sunday 11:00 am – 2:00 pm $2 per person

Vendor Registration $10 00021906

Please register as a vendor before February 20th.

Pickle Paloozacommunity barter fairsee details page 10

• New! Childminding Service on Friday mornings - pg 4

• Children’s Pro D and Spring Break Activities - pg 5

• Cross Country Ski Date and Equipment Loans - pg 7

• New Thursday Night Workshop topics and presenters - pg 10, 11

CHILDREN

Register online at www.rdck.ca/recreation

PRESCHOOL

CANADIAN TIRE JUMPSTART

Jumpstart is a program that provides financial support to enable children to take part in sports and recreational activities. Funding is available to subsidize children and youth in programs, activities, leagues, sports, etc. with a physical activity component. For more information, contact Kari Saari at Canadian Tire in Castlegar at 250-365-7737. Forms are also available at the Rec. Office.

CO-OP FOR KIDS

Our local “Slocan Valley Co-op” has offered their generous support to help fund “Children’s Recreational Programming” in the Valley. This opportunity is made possible through their bulletin board fundraising initiative and the “Co-op for Kids” program.

Financial Assistance

PRESCHOOL

Childminding18 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 required to stay at the Slocan Park Hall while children are in childminding. Limited space is available and on a first come first served basis.

January 10 – March 13 Friday 9:00 am – 10:30 am $3 Drop In

Preschool Play and Story TimeDrop in every Friday of every month with your preschoolers (ages 0-6) to enjoy a bit of socializing over coffee while the kids play with our toy library. Mark your calendar for the 2nd Friday of the month when the Nelson Public Library’s Children’s Librarian will be here for a story time (books, rhymes, songs, movement), and with books for you to borrow.

January 10 – March 13 Friday 10:30 am – 12:00 pm Free

Indoor Mini Soccer3 yrs by Dec 31 2019 – 5 yrsAn introduction to Soccer for children turning three to kindergarten. This is all about helping small players fall in love with the sport through fun skills games and group activities. 9 x 30 minute sessions with Head Coach Matthew of West Kootenay Football. Parental participation required.

Brent Kennedy Gym January 7 – March 10 Tuesday 2:40 pm – 3:10 pm $65 00020692

Winlaw Elementary Gym January 9 – March 12 Thursday 2:05 pm – 2:35 pm $65 00020682

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CHILDREN

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SCHOOL BREAK ACTIVITES

Art in the Afternoon8 – 14 yrsSherry HeyligerVallican Whole

Kids get messy and explore a variety of mediums and artistic expression with multimedia artist Sherry Heyliger. It’s a collage, painting and mache play date! Dress for mess.

February 14 Friday 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm $40 00021728

March 18 Wednesday 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm $40 00021731

Under the Sea Animation Adventure8 – 11 yrsNicole WeimerSlocan Park Hall

Join Puppets on the Move for this 3 day Spring Break Camp to have fun and explore your creativity through interactive theatre games, animation skills, puppet creation and finishing off with creating an ensemble underwater performance for your friends and family.

March 24 - 26 Tuesday - Thursday 9:00 am – 12: 00 pm $99 00021734

INDOOR SPORTS

Indoor Elementary SoccerBuild up individual and team play skills, all put into practice in 5-a-side scrimmages and Match Day events, over an 9 week program, led by Head Coach Matthew of West Kootenay Football, tailored to each group’s experience level. All levels of experience welcome. Ask us about our Coaching benefits and Sponsorship program

Game days: 3 Saturday’s: Times, locations TBD

Brent Kennedy Gym Grades 1 - 3 January 7 – March 10 Tuesday 3:15 pm – 4:15 pm $115 00020681

Grades 4 - 6 January 7 – March 10 Tuesday 4:20 pm – 5:20 pm $115 00020696

Winlaw Elementary Gym Grades 1 - 3 January 9 – March 12 Thursday 2:40 pm – 3:40 pm $115 00020695

Grades 4 - 6 January 9 – March 12 Thursday 3:45 pm – 4:45 pm $115 00020694

YOUTH


YOUTH

Indoor High School SoccerTake your skills to the next level, sharpen up your existing knowledge or get started for the first time. Head Coach Matthew of West Kootenay Football will guide you through an 9 week training program of skills, team gameplay and tactical training all applied in the game environment. Ask us about our coaching benefits and sponsorship program!

Game days: 3 Saturday’s: Times, locations TBDBrent Kennedy GymGrades 7-12

January 10 – March 13 Friday 3:30 pm – 4:45 pm $115 + tax 00020690

TRAINING

Red Cross Babysitting 11-18 yrsPassmore Hall

New babysitters get valuable training in safety, coping with emergency situations, basic first aid and much more. For those planning to start babysitting or helping out more with siblings. A fun one-day program that includes a certificate, issued upon completion.

Please bring a lunch, water and a doll/stuffed animal.

January 26 Sunday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm $65 00020691

March 28 Saturday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm $65 00020684

The Youth Van is travelling from Slocan to Castlegar Every 2nd Tuesday to the pool or movie theatre! Ages 14 – 18

Pre-register to secure your spot.

Check the Slocan Valley Youth Centre Facebook page or website at www.wegcss.org for further information.

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Check out the NDCC Leisure

Guide for more offerings

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Cross Country Ski and Snowshoe LoansSlocan Valley Rec has a variety of cross country skis and snowshoes which we loan by donation. We also have a good selection of children’s sizes. This is a great way to give a new activity a try, or get your visitor’s out for a local experience. Just pick your skis up and head over to the groomed Rail Trail. Pick up and Drop off during Office Hours: See page 2 for detailsBy Donation

Winter Ski DateAdultJodi Vousden | Slocan Park HallCross country skiing is one of the best full body workouts out there and we have access to it at our fingertips all winter long! Look forward to benefits in cardio, strength, balance, and coordination when you commit to this ski date. Slocan Valley Rec has equipment on loan and staff ready to head out on the trail with you. Come for a ski and stay for a coffee.January 7 – March 10Tuesday 9:30 am – 10:30 amBy Donation

THERE ARE MANY WAYS TO SKI WITH US THIS WINTER!!


ADULT

DROP-IN SPORTS & FITNESS

Pick Up Basketball AdultKeep your feet moving and your heart pumping with some fast paced, community co-ed, drop-in basketball! No outdoor or marking footwear please.

Winlaw Elementary Rob Hay January 7 – March 10 Tuesday 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm $5 Drop In

Mount Sentinel School Bradley Higham January 9 – March 12 Thursday 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm $5 Drop In

Intermediate Volleyball 14+ yrsBarry DohertyMt Sentinel School Gym

Enjoy a great workout and appreciate the action at this popular evening gathering of like-minded players. If you are an experienced player that enjoys a higher level of completion, come and check it out. No outdoor or marking footwear please.

January 7 – March 10 Tuesday 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm $5 Drop In

Badminton 14+ yrs Norm KoerberMt Sentinel School Gym

Looking for an opportunity to get a sweat on in a fun, friendly, recreational environment? Badminton is a great sport to work on your hand eye coordination, timing and reflexes. No outdoor or marking footwear please.

January 8 – March 11 Wednesday 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm $5 Drop In

20/20/20 13+ yrsJodi VousdenSlocan Park Hall

Balance is one of the keys to well-rounded fitness. 20 minutes of Weights, 20 minutes of Cardio and 20 minutes of Mobility and Flexibility work will leave you feeling like you worked hard and took care of yourself all at the same time. Class formats will change to keep things fresh and constantly challenge you in different ways

January 9 – March 12 Wednesday 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm $8 Drop In

Total Body Blast13+ yrsJodi VousdenSlocan Park Hall

This bootcamp-inspired class targets all major muscle groups to maximize your calorie burn! This is a one class does it all type of approach. Join us to experience ever changing cardio and strength drills designed to give you a challenging and effective total body workout.

January 10 – March 13 Friday 9:15 am – 10:15 am $8 Drop In

9Register online at www.rdck.ca/recreation

ADULT

DROP IN GENERAL INTEREST

Coffee Time Adult Drop-in Slocan Park Hall

Drop In on Tuesday mornings and enjoy a good cup of coffee (or tea), snacks and socializing with your neighbours. Book exchange available.

TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

9:15 – 10:15 am Total Body Blast

9:30 – 10:30 am Winter Ski Date

10:30 am – 12:00 pm Adult Coffee Time Preschool Play and Story Time

4:30 – 5:30 pm 20/20/20

6:30 – 8:30 pm Badminton

7:00 – 9:00 pmPick Up Basketball

Pick Up Basketball 7:30 - 9:30 pm

Intermediate Volleyball

Mount Sentinel Winlaw Elementary Slocan Park Hall

Adult Drop In Schedule

January 7 – March 31 Tuesday 10:30 am - 12:00 pm $ 2 Drop In

ARTS AND CULTURE

Come and Pour Your Heart Out! – New Time14+ yrsSherry Heyliger | Vallican Whole

Acrylic Pouring is a simple and fun way to create beautiful abstract art. This super fluid medium offers something for everyone, regardless of skill or experience level. Surrendering to the movement of paint and expressing through colour, composition and the moment at hand is guaranteed.

Join local fluid artist, Sherry Heyliger to learn the basic chemistry, techniques and complete three painted pieces. Dress for mess and get set to let your inner child out to play!

All materials provided. Wear long hair up. Bring 3 deep trays/pizza boxes to transport your work as IT WILL NOT BE DRY

February 1 | Saturday | 10:00 am – 1:00 pm $60 + tax 00021739

NEW! Childminding

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CHILDREN

THURSDAY WORKSHOP SERIES Save Thursday nights for Rec this Winter.

Cassandra Smith

A NEW YEAR, A NEW YOUCassandra Smith is a Registered Holistic Nutritionist based in the Slocan Valley. Her

specialty is to empower people with chronic health conditions to make informed nutrition and lifestyle choices to improve quality of life. Join Cassandra for a

discussion about ways to support your nutrition goals.

Slocan Park Hall

JANUARY 16 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm

$39+tax 00021918

Tamara Morgan

SMALL SCULPTURE - INTRODUCTIONThis fun and whimsical class with Tamara will take you from concept and ideas on paper through to working on your small polymer clay sculpture, and learning some

hand skills in sculpting.

Slocan Park Hall

JANUARY 236:00 pm – 9:00 pm

$59 + tax 00021174

Dayna Fidler

PICKLE PALOOZA!Did you spend time this year preserving your harvest to fill your pantry? Do you have excess pickled asparagus, and jam galore, but wish you had a few more cans of salsa or pickled beans? $10 will get you a space at this community barter fair where you can bring a jar and

take a jar to try to balance out your pantry.

Slocan Park Hall

JANUARY 306:00 pm – 9:00 pm

$10 + tax 00021177

Val Mayes

GRANT WRITING 101Are you a member of a non-profit group struggling to get a handle on applying

for grants? This interactive workshop will include the basics of how the granting process works, real-life examples, tips and tricks for good applications, and a

chance for feedback on “proposals in process”.

Slocan Park Hall

FEBRUARY 66:00 pm – 9:00 pm

$49 + tax 00021172

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Tamara Morgan

SMALL SCULPTURE AND MIXED MEDIA PLAYThis class with Tamara can be a stand alone or added as a continuation of the previous Intro class. We will take small objects and mixed media and look at

painting, layout, assembly and actualizing your plan for a relief work, sculpture, or diorama. Please bring what materials inspire you or a piece you have in mind.

Slocan Park Hall


$59 + tax 00021175

Cassandra Smith

A CONVERSATION ABOUT HEALTH Cassandra Smith is a Registered Holistic Nutritionist based in the Slocan Valley. Her

specialty is to empower people with chronic health conditions to make informed nutrition and lifestyle choices to improve quality of life. Do you have questions

about a specific health problem? Or a specific challenge related to nutrition? Bring your questions to see where this discussion with Cassandra could take you.

Slocan Park Hall


$39 + tax 00021919

Cathy Potkins

BACK TO BASICSWith the prevalence of lower back pain on the rise, obesity and sedentary lifestyles

are being recognized as major contributing factors to back pain. As we turn to fitness to help us manage our pain, what should we be doing? How do we ensure safety? This talk reviews the basic anatomy of the back, and focuses on hands on practical exercises and stretches to help with core stability, strength and tightness.

Slocan Park Hall


$39 + tax 00021173

Tamara Morgan

SMALL SCULPTURE FINISHINGThis class will cover the finishing of your piece, learning how to assemble or mount

your piece in a frame or object to carry the pieces to completion. This class can again be a stand alone to work a small sculpture from start to finish or to complete

a bigger piece that needed to be done in stages.

Slocan Park Hall

MARCH 56:00 pm – 9:00 pm

$59 + tax 00021176


TRAINING

Red Cross Emergency 1st Aid with CPR-C 14+ yrsDarcey LutzCrescent Valley Hall

A course for individuals who want an overview of First Aid & CPR for the home or workplace. The CPR-C component offers updated information on choking, heart attack and stroke while teaching techniques that can offer life-saving intervention to anyone in respiratory or cardiac arrest, or who has suffered a major trauma. Instructions & certification on use of an Automated External Defibrillator is included. There is also information on managing sudden medical emergencies and small wounds.

Red Cross Emergency First Aid with CPR-C is recognized by WorkSafe BC as equivalent to OFA Level 1. Certification is nationally recognized and current for 3-years.

Must provide a current e-mail address to receive certificate. Please bring a notebook, pen, lunch and water.

January 25 Saturday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm $120 + tax 00020697

Childcare Emergency First Aid 14+ yrsDarcey LutzCrescent Valley Hall

This 8-hour course is designed for early childhood professionals as well as for parents and caregivers. The course also includes an overview of first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) with a focus on childhood illness and injuries, such as head and spine, wound care, and poisons. The latest first aid and CPR guidelines including injury prevention content, CPR B and AED is also covered. This course meets the BC government requirements for childcare workers and certification is current for 3-years. 100% participation required.

Must provide a current e-mail address to receive certificate. Please bring a notebook, pen, lunch and water.

March 28 Saturday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm $115 + tax 00020685

Standard First Aid 14+ yrsDarcey LutzCrescent Valley Hall

This is a 16-hour course, delivered over two days is a fast and comprehensive course required by RCMP officers, Alberta WCB, Life-guards, and many national organizations. It is now recognized by WorkSafeBC as equivalent to OFA1, but also offers CPR-C and AED certification. We will cover Lifesaving interventions like choking, respiratory and cardiac arrest and resuscitation. Trauma, poisons, environmental injuries, small wounds, and sudden medical emergencies are also covered.

Certification is nationally recognized and current for 3-years. A one-day re-certification is available prior to expiry.

Must provide a current e-mail address and proof of current SFA certification to receive certificate. Please bring a notebook, pen, lunch and water.

February 22, 23 Saturday, Sunday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm $180 + tax 00020699


TRAINING

Strengthening Children’s Mental Health14+ yrsSlocan Park Hall

This 7.5 hour course is being subsidized by BCRPA and BC Provincial Government, and is intended for staff and supervisors offering children’s programs to be better informed about providing early intervention for children’s mental health. Participants will learn key concepts and factors that affect children’s mental health including the impact of stress and environment on a child’s ability to cope. Participants will improve their understanding and interactions with children who face challenges in their programs. Certification provided upon successful completion.

March 7 Saturday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm $15 + tax 00020700

PAL (Possession & Acquisition License) - Canadian Firearms Safety 10+ yrs (10-12 yr olds require adult supervision)Dave AndersonSlocan Park Hall

This certificate is required to possess, purchase, transfer ownership, sell, or trade a firearm, as well as to purchase ammunition. Manuals are available on loan, to be reviewed beforehand with the option to purchase from instructor if desired.

Please bring your lunch and water.

Non-RestrictedFebruary 29, March 1 Saturday and Sunday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm $139 + tax 00020686

Restricted (must have or be registered non-Restricted)March 1 Sunday 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm $69 + tax 00020689

CORE (Conservation & Outdoor Recreation Education) Certificate10+ yrs (10-12 yr olds require adult supervision)Dave AndersonSlocan Park Hall

This program is mandatory for those wishing to obtain their first BC Hunting License. The purpose of the program is to ensure that hunters meet acceptable standards of knowledge and skill for a safe and responsible season. Manuals are available on loan, to be reviewed beforehand, with the option to purchase afterwards if desired.

Please bring your lunch and water.

March 14, 15 Saturday and Sunday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm $169 + tax 00020698


Grant Funding | Special Events | Workshops

slocanvalleyarts.ca [email protected]

SVECCAC supports families & young children with information, resources, programs, and events. To receive our E-Bulletins, call Jen at 250-355-0048, or e-mail: [email protected]

SOCCER IN THE VALLEY AGES 14+ , YEAR ROUND SUNDAY REGULAR SOCCER SCRIMMAGE

TUESDAY NON-CONTACT SOCCER SCRIMMAGE FOR INFORMATION ON LOCATIONS/TIMES CONTACT:

JEROME: 250- 226-6927 or [email protected] PASSMORE SENIORS

ASSOCIATIONJoin the fun at Passmore Hall

FRIDAY NIGHT CARD GAMESFor Adults of All Ages

7:00pm (Plus Refreshments)WHIST & CRIBBAGE

$2 Drop-in Winner Share the Pot or Be the lucky 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 MONTHFOR MORE INFO CONTACT Jim or Barb 250-226-6956

Winter 2020 SVSHS Village of Slocan

Outreach Feldenkrais Program for Slocan residents 18+

Classes start Friday, January 17th, 2020 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.

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COMMUNITY SERVICE & EDUCATIONA.A. Passmore ........................................... 359-7817A.A. Slocan ................................................ 355-2454Bearsmart Hotline ...................................... 359-6611CBAL (Community Literacy) ...................... 226-6949Dumont Creek Cemetery ...........................226-7349Elder Abuse Prevention ............................ 352-6008Fire Dept Crescent Valley Non-Emerg .......359-7353Fire Dept Passmore ..............Non-Emerg 226-7545Fire Dept Slocan ....................Non-Emerg 355-2672Fire Dept Winlaw ...................Non-Emerg 226-7353Library, Village Of Slocan ......................... 355-2355Kootenay/Slocan Lions Club ......................226-6774Nelson & District Hospice ..........................352-2337Passmore Seniors Association ..................226-7758Rural Alt. Research & Training Soc ............226-7957S.V. Arts Council ....................................... 226-7399S.V. Grassroots Grammas .......................... 226-7312S.V. River Farmers .....................................226-6886S.V. Threads Guild Society .........................226-7703Slocan Integral Forest Cooperative .......... 226-7012Slocan Valley Historical Society ............... 355-2230Slocan Valley Legion Branch ............. 276 355-2672Slocan Park Improvement District ............ 226-6876Slocan River Streamkeepers ....................226-7339Slocan Valley TV Society ........................... 226-7182S. Slocan Hospital Auxiliary .......................226-0021U.S.C.C Branch 17 .......................................226-7578W.E. Graham Community Services ........... 355-2484W. Kootenay Kennel Club .......................... 226-7154Worldsign Comm. Society ........................ 355-2408

AWARENESS & ADVOCACYSlocan Valley Watershed Alliance .............226-7324Perry Ridge Waterusers .............................226-7324Winlaw Watershed Committee .................. 226-7479E.A.C.T Waterusers Committee ................226-0054Brandon Improvement District ..................355-2478

CHILDREN & FAMILYAppledale Children’s Centre .....................226-7844Brent Kennedy Children’s Centre .............. 359-5011Busy Beavers Daycare ...............................359-7984Earth House Winlaw...................................226-7077Krestova Playgroup .................................. 359-6678P.A.C. Mt. Sentinel School ......................... 359-7219P.A.C. W.E.Graham School .........................355-2212P.A.C.Winlaw School .................................. 226-7217P.A.C Brent Kennedy School ......................359-7292S.V. Early Childhood Adv. Council ............355-0048Slocan Youth Centre ................................. 355-2484Valhalla Children’s Centre ........................ 355-2222Winlaw Strongstart Centre ........................ 226-7217Whole School .............................................226-7737Wee Ones Daycare & Nursery School .......359-7404

FACILITIES CHURCHES & HALLSAppledale Hall Mabel 226-7577 or Willie 355-2320Crescent Valley Hall ...................................359-7408Passmore Hall ...........................................226-6956Junction Church ........................................359-5065Presbyterian Church ..................................355-2697S.V. Legion Hall ..........................................355-2672Slocan Park Hall ......................................... 226-7301Threads Guild Hall .....................................226-7703Vallican Heritage Hall ................................226-7448Vallican Whole Community Centre ............226-7957WEGCSS Learning Centre/Computer Lab..355-2840Winlaw Hall ...............................................505-4923

LEISURE & RECREATIONBorderline Kayaking Club ..........................359-2910Fitness Centre, Village Of Slocan ............. 355-2355Kootenay Martial Arts ................................359-7598S.V. Backcountry Access Society ..............226-6960S.V. Community Complex Society ............ 355-2562S.V. Heritage Trail Society ..............1-888-683-7878S.V. Snowmobile Association .................... 359-8118S.V. Archers Club ....................................... 226-7999Slocan Badminton Club ............................ 355-2698Slocan Curling Club .................................. 355-2562S.V. Community Band ............................... 355-2459Slocan Community Library ....................... 353-2355S.V. Outriders .............................................355-2397S. Slocan Sports Assc ................................359-7408Valley View Golf Club ................226-7241 / 226-7112West Kootenay 8 Ball League ....................304-5414Winlaw Reg. & Nature Park Board .............226-7792

Community Organizations at a GlanceEmergency Phone NumbersPolice/Fire/Ambulance.................................911Forest Fire Reporting .............1-800-663.5555Poison Control Centre ............ 1-800-567-8911Kootenay Lake Regional Hospital 250-352-3111Castlegar & District Hospital ......250-365-7711New Denver Medical Clinic ........ 250-358-7211Slocan & Community Hospital ... 250-358-7911Children’s Helpline ...... 310-1234 (No Area Code Needed)HealthLink BC (Non-Emergency Info & Advice)...................811

TransitBus Service1-877-843-2877

Buddy-Up With Slocan Valley RecHave you always wanted to support the community but don’t know how? At Slocan Valley Rec our aim is to keep our programs affordable and accessible to all. You can help by becoming a Valley Rec Buddy! Here’s how! Do you love photography or painting and want to help an aspiring artist fulfill a dream? Perhaps you’d like to support a future Olympic athlete or aspiring dancer? Or maybe you just love a specific sport but don’t play yourself anymore. By making a small donation you’ll provide someone an opportunity to take a program or allow a program to run at anaffordable price.

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