Robert A. Steen RASCALS Fall 2012 / Winter 2013

Fall 2012| Winter 2013Events & Program

Highlights:

Haunted House | Fall Craft SaleBreakfast with Santa | Winter Carnival

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RASCALS NEWSLETTERFall 2012/Winter 2013

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R.A. STEEN COMMUNITY CENTRECONTACT INFORMATION

Centre Phone: 783-5616Centre Fax: 775-4538Email: [email protected] Manager: Steven BemroseCentre Staff: Nicole, Paula, Birgit, Natasha, Leandra, Bill

Board of Directors 2012/2013President Hank VenemaVice President Friederike Schneider-Vieria2nd Vice President OpenSecretary OpenTreasurer Erin KeatingVolunteer Coordinator Carla BergstromEnvision Coordinator Pam McFarlaneMembers at Large Neal Dow Lyn WalkerSports ConvenorsSoccer Shawna Nagler-NeufeldMini Soccer Theresa ProctorHockey Marcia Bergen

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Robert A. Steen Community CentreDONATIONS NEEDED

Thanks to everyone for your generous donations. Without your help we would not have been able to make our centre as much fun for our children as it has been. Your donations made it possible for us to do all sorts of crafts, baking, play some fun outdoor games with the kids and have some beautiful artwork .

It’s that time again and we are calling out to you all for some greatly needed items. At the moment we are in need of:dish cloths and towels, oven mitts, new sidewalk chalk along with any other outdoor toys, Acrylic paints, Pipe cleaners, Coloured construction paper, Glue sticks, Clothes pins, Bubble blowing soap, non-permanent markers, Props and decorations for our Haunted House

Thank you for the many generous donations of paper tower and toilet paper rolls but now we are in need of wrapping paper tubes only please.

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SuMMER DROP IN PROGRAM 2012

What a great summer! We had lots of kids come out to enjoy our programming this year and with the exciting field trips and awesome activities at the Centre we had such a great two months together. We are so happy to be able to provide such a wonderful program for our community.

This year, we participated in the Harvest Food Challenge and teamed up with Laura Secord Community Child Care Centre. We went for a walk around the neighbourhood to drop off letters explaining what Winnipeg Harvest needed, and then returned a week later to pick up the food items. Thanks to all our neighbours who donated, it’s great to be able to help out those in need.

We went on a lot of great field trips including: The Science Gallery and Planetarium at the Manitoba Museum, Kid City, Crock-a-Doodle, The Assiniboine Park Zoo, Fort Whyte Alive, and the ever popular Fun Mountain. A big thank you to Sargent Sundae who provided some yummy ice creams for the kids after our zoo trip! A special field trip was provided by Slices Pizza on Valour Street at Portage Avenue wherein the children got to experience pizza making with the professionals and got to have a fun pizza snack. Slices Pizza was very kind to provide this field trip to us free of cost! Thanks Slices, it was a great time!

Great guests came to visit us at the centre and we want to give them a big thank you! Kim Brennan who did our lovely henna tattoos, Kristen Verin-Treusch from Muddy Water Tours who told us the ghostly tales of the Vaughn Street Jailhouse, Constable Glen Kostyk and his search and rescue dog (Asia) and the Winnipeg Police Department for bringing us a cool cruiser car to explore, Sally and Ruth from the Ruff House Rowdies who always provide such an amazing dog show who work for an amazing dog rescue centre: Hull’s Haven Border Collie Rescue, Fun Renters for our bouncy castle, and our friends who brought us the petting zoo. A giant thank you to our own Paula Roeder from Paula’s Face Painting, who provided our kids with amazing painted faces, we are so lucky that we have such a talented artist as part of our R. A. Steen family.

We had some awesome days here at the centre including Pirate Day, Tie Dye Day, Taste the World Lunch, Mystery Day, the Haunted Community Centre’s Nightmare on “Palmerston” Street, Gold Rush Day, and so many more! A big thanks to my fellow summer staff members, who did such a great job! We had some great crafting days, some fun board game days, some wacky water days, and some fun dress up days. We are so glad we had such a fun group to enjoy these activities with.

We hope everyone had a great summer and we’ll see you next year!

Nicole Smirnos- NorthJacquelyn Klassen

Cassie Halpenny




WE NEED YOUR HELPING HAND! LOOKING FOR A NEW OPPORTUNITY? Robert A. Steen Community Centre is calling out for new volunteers! Like you! That’s right, you! Are you searching for a new opportunity, wanting to try something new, looking for some job experience, wanting to gain new skills or maybe you just want to have some fun? Then volunteering is perfect for you! Did you know that not only does volunteering have a meaningful, positive impact on your community but it can benefit you in many ways too? Here are a bunch of reasons to volunteer: Learn or develop new skills: Volunteering is the perfect vehicle to discover something you are really good at and develop new skills. Be part of your community: Volunteering is ultimately about helping others and having an impact on people’s wellbeing. Meet your neighbours and help create a welcoming community. Motivation ad sense of achievement: It may be true that no one person can solve all the world’s problems, but what you can do is make that little corner of the world where you live just that little bit better. Job experience: Volunteering allows you to learn and discover new avenues and provides you with great job experience and references to add to your resume. New interests, hobbies and experiences: Volunteering allows you to try different things you may never have considered trying before. It opens your world to new possibilities. Meet new people: There is no better way to meet new people then by volunteering. Volunteering allows you to make new relationships, build connections and meet your neighbours. Giving back to the community: What better way is there to connect with your community and give back a little. As a volunteer, you certainly return to your community some of the benefits your community gives you. Now that you have heard all of the great reasons you should volunteer, check out Robert A. Steen Community Centre’s awesome volunteer opportunities! Volunteers are always needed in the following areas: Board of Directors or Sub Committies: Robert A. Steen C. C. is actively seeking new community members for Board involvement. The participation of many community members helps ensure that the community’s needs are being met. By volunteering your time as a member of the Board of Directors you can share your ideas and help create new possibilities for the Community. Special Events: Robert A. Steen C. C. holds a variety of events throughout the year. These events include: Halloween Bash, Winter Carnival, Soccer Jamboree, Pancake Breakfast, Preteen dances etc. Coaching: Robert A. Steen C. C. is seeking individuals to coach a variety of sports and levels. Would you like to volunteer in another area, have a special talent or skill you’d like to share, have another volunteer idea or If you are interested in any of the above opportunities please contact us either by phone:783-5616 or by email: [email protected].

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The Robert A. Steen Community Centre would like to thank Jacquelyn Klassen, Cassie Halpenny and Charlie Brockman for their hard work, enthusiasm and dedication. Once again this summer we were very fortunate to hire three summer students through the urban Green Team Program.

Charlie did an amazing job keeping the grounds and flower garden looking clean and tidy. Charlie weeded, planted, picked up garbage and even maintained the Nelly McClung Park and Laura Secord School field. It was a hot and busy summer but he did get a couple days of play with the kids. Charlie helped out with the other Green team students on days when there was a lot going on in the Centre such as the Carnival day and the Haunted House.

We were very pleased to have Jacquelyn back with us and also, to have the help of Cassie. They were a lot of fun and the children really enjoyed all the activities they did together. Jacquelyn and Cassie played games with the children, nursed their bumps and bruises and wiped away tears. They were a pleasure to have at the Centre this summer.

Programs such as the urban Green Team enable R. A. Steen C. C. to provide awesome drop-in programs and keep our communities beautiful.

Thank you to Nicole, Jacquelyn, Cassie and Charlie.


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It’s the end of another great school year. We had a lot of belly laughs and busy days. We have some great artists here at the centre and our walls were constantly decorated with the beautiful artwork the children produced.

As usual, dodge ball was the favourite activity at the centre, but we enjoyed a lot of soccer baseball days, crafts and much more. We would all like to congratulate all of the grade six graduates. I can’t tell you how much we’ll miss seeing you everyday after school. We wish you all the best in your new Junior High Schools and we know how, amazingly bright you all are! Come visit anytime.

Our grade six children created a fabulous quilt that is now on display at the centre which represents their last year as attendees of the after-school program and as elementary school students. It’s a lovely creation, so come down to the centre and see it.

We are so excited for our 2012/2013 new school year. Thanks to all the children who brighten our day! We’ll see you in September!


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We would like to take this opportunity to thank our floor hockey supervisor Chris Bestvater, who made floor hockey a fun activity our kids look forward to coming to every week. Thank you to Wanda Johnson and Jacob Miller for keeping our basketball kids entertained and interested in this great sport, and to Jaquelyn Klassen and Camille Squair for keeping those indoor mini soccer feet on their toes. A special thanks to Lee McDonald, for picking up the Jackrabbit Hockey program and making it another rewarding and successful season for all our players.

We had a new Mini Soccer convenor this summer. Theresa Proctor had her hands full with a record number of registrations for this past mini soccer season, thank you Theresa for taking on the challenge. She handled it like a pro with the guidance of our outgoing convenor, Shawna Nagler-Neufeld. Shawna was an excellent convenor for our little tykes and has now taken on the role of Youth Soccer convenor to our older children who are advancing in the sport. We appreciate Shawna’s support and help by continuing to be an inspiration to new convenors and coaches.

Volunteers are the back-bone of our community. They are unsung heroes who are willing to share their time, talents and energy to make our programs run better and smoother, and help lighten our load. It’s important to let each of them know just how much they are appreciated.

Thanks to the great support of all the coaches and convenors, we had an awesome sports season this past year. We’ve received an amazing amount of help from the community with registrations and people stepping forward to make the programs a success. We are looking forward to this new season and all the fun it will bring to the Centre and the Community.

We have been very fortunate here at the Robert A. Steen Community Centre to have had Kevin Bumstead as our hockey convenor for the past 4 – 5 years. Kevin took on the task of starting up our Jackrabbit and Learn to Skate programs, which have grown in popularity. Kevin has been a valuable asset to our community centre working tirelessly to make learning how to skate and introducing new skaters to the sport of hockey fun for everyone.

We all recognize that hockey at the Robert A. Steen Community Centre has been the success it is because of the work that Kevin has put in over the years. Now that it’s time for Kevin move on, we would like to thank him for his help, leadership, dedication and hard work that he has freely given. Kevin has been an excellent example of what a community volunteer is all about. Thank you Kevin!


ENVISION 2012 THANKS YOUA big thank you to all the artists, performers, artisans, filmmakers, poets, volunteers, patrons , RA Steen Board & staff, our schools and all of our audience for helping to make Envision 2012 Wolseley’s Festival of the Arts, such a success! Our mission is to celebrate the huge variety of artistic talent that lives in our community and we believe that this was accomplished thanks to everyone. Give yourself a hug and pat on the back!

ENVISION 2013 – 10 & 11 MAY 2013We continue our quest to showcase the artistic talent that lives in our community on May 10 & 11 at RA Steen CC. Plan to participate and get to know your community. Check out www.robertasteencc.ca for details as they are finalized.

ENVISION 2013 IS LOOKING FOR:

Artists of all disciplines, emerging or professional, young or old. Volunteers with ideas and energy to help plan the festival during the upcoming winter months. There are many jobs, big and small, that need to be done. We have something for everyone. We initiated several new ideas last year and we would love to have you idea for something new next year.

Contact us through our web site www.envisionartsfestival.ca

FALL WORKSHOPSWe are planning several workshops this fall. Keep checking www.robertasteencc.ca for details as workshops are developed.


REGISTRATION FOR ALL PROGRAMS WILL BE ON SEPTEMBER 15 FROM NOON TO 3:00PM. PAYMENT OPTIONS: Cash or cheque only please.

WEST END COMMUNITY BASKETBALLAGES: 5 to 8 year olds, 9 to 12 year oldsBack by popular demand! WECB is a program designed to develop fundamental skills, sportsmanship and a love of the game for basketball. This is a supervised and fun introduction to basketball fundamentals and stage competition with age appropriate instruction and development.Players are required to wear indoor, non-marking shoes and gym clothes.Day: ThursdaysOctober 4 – December 6 (10weeks)January 17 – March 21 (10 weeks)April 11th – June 13 (10 weeks)Time: 6:00pm – 7:00pm (5 – 8 year olds) *7:00pm – 8:00pm (9 – 12 year olds) *If you are able to, or know someone who can coach our 9-12 year old basketball players, please contact the centre at 783-5616. Without a coach, there will be no basketball for these kids.Cost: $40.00

INDOOR MINI SOCCERPlayers will improve their basic skills and learn proper techniques through drills and scrimmage. Participants learn teamwork and sportsmanship. Players will receive a t-shirt.Session Dates:Fall - Mondays, Oct. 1 – Dec. 10 (10 weeks) *no soccer on October 8 (Thanksgiving Day)Winter - Mondays, Jan. 7 – Mar. 18 (10 weeks) *no soccer on February 18 (Louis Riel Day)Spring: No session - Outdoor Mini Soccer begins.Time: 5:30pm – 6:30pm (4 & 5 year olds) 6:30pm – 7:30pm (6-8 year olds)Cost: $40.00

DROP-IN FLOOR HOCKEY FOR KIDSAGES: 7 to 12 years oldOur ever popular program is DROP-IN and it’s supervised. Floor hockey sticks are provided. No wooden or black blades are permitted, floor hockey sticks ONLY. Kids MuST wear non-marking shoes and protective gear is recommended.Day: Tuesdays Sept. 11 to Dec. 18 | Jan. 8 to Mar. 19 | Apr. 2 to Jun. 11 Time: 7:30pm to 8:30pm | Cost: FREE

JACKRABBIT HOCKEYAGES: 5 to 7 years old and 8-12 years oldLearn about hockey in a fun and encouraging environment. Willingness to have fun and basic skating skills are required. Equipment required: CSA approved helmet, skates, hockey stick and heavy gloves (full equipment is preferred but not essential).Days: Saturdays Time: 11:00am – 12:30pm Tuesdays Time: 6:00pm – 7:00pmCost: $75.00JACKRABBIT HOCKEY REGISTRATIONS IS ON SATURDAY OCTOBER 20 FROM NOON TO 3:00PM

FIRST HIT BADMINTON **NEW**AGES: 7 -9 years old and 10-11 years oldManitoba Badminton Association (MBA) is excited to introduce kids to the sport of badminton with its new program “First Hit” . This 9 week program features experienced & certified coaches from MBA teaching badminton basics and running a program that will both challenge and intrigue players whether they are beginners or experienced. First 8 weeks consists of lessons and games, followed by a wind-up in the 9th week where two community centres will combine classes to play athletes from different centres. No experience is necessary, but children should come ready to learn all about the great sport of Badminton!We are in need of a couple of assistant coaches. If you are able to lend a hand, please let us know before or upon registering. Day: Wednesdays/Oct. 17– Dec.12 (no class Oct. 31)Wind-up: Dec. 19 (more info after registration) Time: 6:00pm – 7:00pm (7-9 year olds) 7:00pm – 8:30pm (10-11 year olds)Cost: $80.00

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FALL 2012 | WINTER 2013 PROGRAM GUIDE

CHILDREN/YOUTH PROGRAMS

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Wen-Do – Women’s Self-Defence Course For Teenage Girls ***NEW****AGES: 12 – 16 year old girlsWen-Do, Women’s Self-Defence is a registered charity and the oldest women’s self defence organization in Canada. Our twelve-hour basic course covers a wide variety of physical and verbal self-defence techniques, awareness and avoidance of threatening situations, and discussions of psychological, social, and legal issues involved in self-defence. All our classes are taught by women, for women and girls.In a Wen-Do course, you will: • Learn simple, effective physical self-defence techniques • Explore verbal self defence - reasoning, confronting, using surprise, and more.• Discuss issues of violence against women and girls in a supportive setting • and share inspiring real-life stories of resistance!Classes are small, safe, non-competitive, and fun!Visit the www.wen-dowinnipeg.org for more infoDay: Sundays/Beginning Oct. 14 (no class Nov. 11) (6 weeks)Time: 2:30 – 4:30pm | Cost: $75.00

AFTERSCHOOL DROP-INDrop in for organized and non-organized activities such as cooking and crafts. Children can come hang out with their friends, play in the gym, video games and bumper pool. This program is appropriate for children in Grade 3 to 7. To ensure a safe and pleasant environment, it is essential that children must know their boundaries and know the difference between right and wrong. The Drop-in is open at 2:45pm on the first Tuesday of the month for early dismissal days.Day: Monday to Friday |3:30pm – 5:30pmCost: FREEDrop-in will resume on the first day of school in September.NEW - REGISTRATION REQUIRED- Parents must register their child in advance if they are planning to use the program anytime during the 2012/13 school year.

WINTER DROP-IN PROGRAMThis program is appropriate for children in Grade 3 to 7. Children should come with a bag lunch or money to buy lunch from the canteen. Watch for more information in a flyer coming home from school.Day and Time: Monday to Friday |10:00am to 4:00pm

PRE-TEEN DANCESThere is no photo taking permitted at our Pre-Teen dances. Anyone caught taking photos will be asked to leave. Please leave your cell phones/cameras at home! There is a phone at the Centre available for public use.

*********PARENT CHAPERONES NEEDED*******Parent chaperones are greatly needed but hard to find…call the centre (783-5616) if you are available to volunteer for any of the below mentioned dates. If we do not get 6-8 volunteers per dance, we will no longer be able to host them.

Open to Grades 5 to 7 only!Time: 6:30pm to 9:00pmCost: $3.00September 28 Back to school, Retro themeDecember 14 Christmas themeFebruary 15 Valentine themeMarch 15 St. Patrick’s themeMay 31 Hawaiian, Beach themeDon’t forget to bring a donation for Winnipeg Harvest to EVERY Dance and get entered to win a special prize!

City of Winnipeg Community Services Program Offered at .A. Steen CC. Hop To It: 5:30 – 6:15pm (Ages 4-6) Kinder Ballet: 6:15 – 7:00pm (Ages 3 - 5)Session Dates: WednesdaysSee Leisure Guide for more information.

PARENT AND TOT DROP-INAGES: BABIES TO 5 YEARS OLDThis program is for parents and their little ones to come out and socialize with other “parent and totters”. Come play, sing and dance. There are lots of toys to play with and you might even go home with some new friends.Day: Wednesdays September 12 – December 12 January 9 – March 20 April 3 – June 19Day: Fridays September 14 – December 14 January 11 – March 22 April 5 – June 21 Time: 9:15 am to 11:15 amCost: FREE

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Kindermusik: “Village”Age: Newborn to 18 monthsIn a Kindermusik Village class, we take those special bonding moments between you and your baby and add in a unique blend of musical learning activities that stimulate and engage all of the senses. Your educator will teach you how to encourage your baby’s learning through vocal play, object exploration, instruments and creative movement. You’ll experience a variety of music, instrumental play, dance and together time.Enrollment includes a set of At Home Materials that includes a CD of music from class, literature board book, age-appropriate instrument and art banner.Instructor: Anita DurksenDay: Mondays/Sep. 17 – Nov. 12 (no class Oct. 8) (8weeks)Time: 11:00am – 11:45amCost: $140.00/child (Sibling cost: $125.00)

Kindermusik: “Our Time”Age: 18 months – 3 yearsKindermusik Our Time encourages developing toddlers to be creative, initiate their own ideas and to respond in their own ways, while your active participation gives them the security they need. As you play instruments, sing, move and explore, you’ll uncover an engaging musical world while building your child’s confidence, self-control and communication skills. You’ll experience instrumental exploration and ensemble skill development, vocal play, exploration time, story time and early literacy and movement activities.Enrollment includes a set of At Home Materials that includes a Family Activity Guide, two literature books, instrument and two CDs of music from class.Instructor: Anita DurksenDay: Mondays/Sep. 17 – Dec. 17 (no class Oct. 8) (14 weeks)Time: 10:00 – 10:45amCost: $235.00/child (Sibling cost: $210.00)

Kindermusik: “Family Time”Age: Newborn and upWhen you bring children of all ages together you get a dynamic and integrated learning experience for everyone. So we took favourite Kindermusik songs and activities and rolled them into a fun, energetic family class where every child is welcome and a family’s “together time” is celebrated and cherished. You’ll experience singing, assorted movement, story time, family jam and musical concepts.Day: Wednesdays/Sept. 12 – Nov. 21 (no class Oct.31) (10 weeks)Time: 6:30 – 7:15pmCost: $190.00/child (Sibling cost: $130.00)Enrollment includes a set of At Home Materials that includes a Family Activity Guide, two CD’ of music from class, two instruments or props and two literature books.Instructor; Anita Durksen

Register in person at The Robert A. Steen Community Centre. Payments are accepted in the form of cash or cheque only.

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Drop-in programs are “pay-as-you-go” activities for all ages and abilities. No long-term registration required. Drop-in Rules:•Show up 15 minutes before the start of the drop-in, no sooner. No one will be allowed to enter before this time.•Food and drinks are not permitted in the gym.•Please wear non-marking shoes

DROP-IN BADMINTON *NEW*Community drop-in badminton will start again. Equipment is available but you are welcome to bring your own racquet. Come together to play. ALL abilities welcome!Day: WednesdaysSept. 19 – Dec. 12 | Jan. 9 – Mar. 20 | Apr. 3 – May 15 Time: 8:30 – 10:00pm | Cost: $3.00/drop-in

DROP-IN VOLLEYBALLJump, set and spike! Are you a volleyball fan searching for fun-spirited competition while meeting new people? Then this is the program for you! This co-ed drop-in is open to all skill levels.Day: MondaysSept.10 – Dec. 17 | Jan. 7 – Mar. 18 | Apr. 1 – Jun. 10 NEW TIME: 7:45pm – 9:45pm | Cost: $3.00/drop-in

DROP-IN FLOOR HOCKEYFloor hockey sticks are provided. No wooden blades are permitted.Day: Tuesdays Sept. 11 – Dec. 18 | Jan. 8 – Mar. 19 | Apr. 2 – Jun. 11Time: 8:30pm – 9:45pm | Cost: $3.00/drop-in

BRIDGEJoin in on the informal program at R. A. Steen. Drop-in for coffee, conversation and lots of bridge playing. This program is for experienced players as no instruction is provided. Coffee is provided.Day: TuesdaysSep. 11 – Dec. 18 | Jan. 8 – Mar. 19 | Apr. 2 – Jun. 11Time: 1:00pm – 3:30pm | Cost: $2.00/drop-in

‘Come Join Us’ DancePresents the Al Miller Band - 2012/2013 SeasonSept. 29 | Oct. 27 | Nov. 24 (No Dance in December)Jan. 26 | Feb. 23 | Mar. 23 | Apr. 27 | May 25 Time: 7:30pm – 10:30pm Cost: $10.00 per person*Includes lunch. Tickets available at the door

LINE DANCINGCome on out and try some new twists on a classic favourite. Out lively instructor will teach you many new moves and dances.Day: WednesdaysSept. 19 – Dec. 12 (13 weeks) | Cost: $39 or $3.50/drop-inJan. 9 – Mar. 13 (10 weeks) | Cost: $30 or $350/drop-inApr. 10 – Jun 12 (10 weeks) | Cost: $30or $3.50/drop-inTime: 10:30am – 11:30am REGISTRATION IS ON SEPT. 15, FROM NOON TO 3:00PM OR ON THE FIRST DAY OF LINE DANCING.

Tai Chi/QigongTai Chi will improve your balance, coordination, memory, concentration, flexibility, circulation, endurance and with time and effort, relieve stress from body and mind. Every class will consist of warm-ups, qigong and tai chi.Day: TuesdaysSept. 18 – Nov. 27 (11 weeks) | Jan. 8 – Mar. 19 (11 weeks)Apr. 2 – Jun. 11 (11 weeks)Time: 7:00pm – 8:00pm | Cost: $110 or $12 per drop-in

Continuing Yoga with Jane CarrollThis is a continuing level program for students with yoga experience. Breath awareness, asana practice and relaxation to reduce stress, improve health and calm the mind.Day: TuesdaysSept. 18 – Dec. 4 (12 weeks) | Cost: $120 or $14/drop-inJan. 8 – Mar. 12 (10 weeks) | Cost: $100 or $14/drop-inTime: 6:30pm – 8:30pm

Bella Ghita Fitness Inc. - “Zumba” *NEW*Zumba is dance fitness, meaning, dance music, dance moves, to a fitness format. It is easy for everyone to participate and most importantly to enjoy. The moves are choreographed to make your body work hard!! While your mind takes a little vacation! Arrrriba! DON’T WORRY ABOuT THE WORKOuT WE’VE GOT THAT ONE COVERED; Instructors spend 2-4 hours/week team training and co-teaching with their colleagues in order to bring the “flavour” to the movements and to be sure that everything is done safely and correctly. It is extremely important that we connect with every participant and that you connect with us. Bella Ghita Fitness is dedicated to bringing health and wellness to all ages, and levels, offering client’s quality classes and health services. Bella Ghita Fitness makes fitness fun!Day: Mondays, Starts Sept. 17 | Time: Noon – 1:00pmDay: Thursdays, Starts Sept. 20 | Time: 6:30pm – 7:30pmFor more info, visit - bellaghita.com

ADULT PROGRAMS ADULT PROGRAMS


Saturday, December 15th, 201210:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

We will be serving delicious pancakes, thirst quenching juice and coffee of course. Santa will have a special treat for all of the kids. Don’t forget to bring your camera for a picture with Santa.

Please bring a non-perishable food item for Winnipeg Harvest.

Come join us for some winter fun!

Hockey Tournament, Dancing, Entertainment, Pancake Breakfast, Hay Rides, Bouncy Castle and more!!

More information will be available online at robertasteencc.ca, schools and around the neighbourhood in January.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDEDThe Winter Carnival is our biggest event of the year, and this is when we need you most. If you are able to help out during the carnival, please contact the centre at 783-5616.


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- Excellent Return Tri-plex

- Updated 2+1/2 story Character Space, close to Wolseley School

Documents

Robert A. Steen RASCALS Fall 2012 / Winter 2013