riverview events & activities summer 2016

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REFUNDSRefunds will be issued under the following circumstances only. A letter of request must be submitted to the Director of the Department for all refunds.

1) If the P&R Department cancels a program for any reason, a full refund will be issued.

2) If a participant tries a fitness pro-gram for one week, and decide they do not like the program, they may get a refund, less the cost of the session(s) that have passed, and less the $ 10.00 administration fee. Refunds are cal-culated based upon the remaining number of classes in the program af-ter the date that the refund has been requested by the participant.

3) If a participant cancels due to a medical reason, a refund will be is-sued based upon the remaining num-ber of classes in the program from the date that the refund is requested.

4) For Summer Camps, Trips: Re-funds will be issued minus the $10 ad-ministration fee only if the spot can be replaced by a participant on the wait-ing list. Otherwise, a refund cannot be provided.

We are proud to announce the Town of Riverview

is a High Five registered organization.

Please see back cover for registration information

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Registration InformationRefund Policy 2Registration Back CoverCommunity Contacts 4-5P R O Kids Information 6P R O Kids Thank You 7

Get Active KidsPlaygrounds in motion 8Kid Quest Camp/Junior Kid Quest Camp 9Playschool + Tiny Adventurers 10Discovery Leaders 11Swim Kids & Fun Camp 12Outdoor Adventure Camp 13

Youth Programs Junior Leadership 14Teen Adventures 15 Riverview Skatepark and Youth Centre 16-17

Get ActiveTone, Trim & Grin 18Aquafitness 18Couch to 5K Clinic 18Co-ed Basketball 19Co-ed Pickleball 19Family Pickleball 19Pickleball Courts & Equipment Rentals 19Riverview Running Idiots 19

60+ ProgramsSculpture Saint John Day Tour 20Strength & Stretch 20Silver Café 20Mystery Adventure Day Tours 20Tech Tuesdays 21Intergenerational Pickleball 21Picnics and Patios 21

Community HighlightsSupport Resources 22Wheels on Wheels 22Community Garden 24Welcome Wagon 25Birthday Party Ideas 25Riverview Public Library 25Riverview Adult Green Gym 26David Williams Community Garden 27Isaac’s Run Dog Park 28Riverview Tennis Club 29Manchester Lawn Bowling 30Coverdale Centre Splash Pad 31Coverdale Centre 32

Community EventsGo Wild 34-35SUNFEST 2015 36Canada Day 37Sculpture Saint John 38-39Concerts in Caseley Park 40-41Movies in the Park 42Block Parties 43Moncton Highland Games & Scottish Festival 44

Administration . . . . . . . . 45

Aquatic Schedule . . . . . . . 46

Coming This Fall . . . . . . . 47

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PARENTS!Wouldn’t it be great if all children were able to participate in valuable recreation activities even if they are unable to pay the registration fees? That’s what P.R.O. Kids is all about! Children referred to P.R.O. Kids learn and play at no cost to the family.

This is a confidential service offered by the Town of Riverview.

ART CAMPBASEBALL DAYCAMPDRAMA CAMPFITNESS CLASSESGOLFJU-JUTSU KARATEMUSIC LESSONSSOCCERSWIMMING LESSONSTAE KWON DOTENNIS

Apply online at townofriverview.ca/prokids or in person at the Riverview Parks & Recreation office at 55 Biggs Drive.

Application Deadline for summer programs is May 31, 2016.

Contact Karen at 387- 2051 or [email protected]

The following is a list of activities that are available for P.R.O. Kids placements in the summer months:

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GROUPS

Albert County Hunters AssociationBeta Sigma Phi Alpha MasterCodiac Vikings Aquatic ClubDundee Sports Dome Girl Guides of CanadaGreater Moncton Progress Club Immaculate Heart of Mary Social Action Just for Kicks Martial Arts McKenzie CollegeMoncton Football Association Moncton WildcatsRiverview Karate & Ju-Jutsu Riverview KinsmenRiverview LionessRiverview Lion’s ClubRiverview Middle School Riverview Minor HockeyRiverview Minor Baseball Riverview Minor BasketballRiverview ScoutsRiverview Skating ClubRiverview Soccer Association Riverview Tennis ClubSt. Paul’s United Church

GIFTS WERE ALSO RECEIVED IN LOVING MEMORY OF: JACK ARNOLDUS, NEIL E. HENRY AND DARYN MACDONALD

Thank youA huge

goes out to the following for your support of the P.R.O. Kids program this past year:

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BUSINESSES

Advance Savings Credit Union Canadian Tire Jump StartGuardian Drugs Maggie’s FlowersMcInnes Cooper Medavie Blue CrossOcean Trail Plumb & More ServicesThe Scrap Shack

INDIVIDUALS

Terry BarkhouseBrooke & JayHarold BurkePhyllis CarsonPaul & Veronica Devereaux Bruce FitchFred P. JohnsonLorraine JoudreyCatherine KellyDiane LalondeDr. Vitaly LiashkoNeal MacLeanGary MacPhersonDoris MillieV. OsmondWinston & Marlene PearceHilda SearsLynn WardGlenda WrightSally Wright

PLAYGROUNDS in motion

6-12 years*

Monday to Thursday from 9:15-11:45 a.m. & 1:15-4 p.m. starting June 27Fridays are reserved for Special Events.

This

program is

FREE

WEST CENTRAL & EAST

A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M.

MONDAY Wentworth White Pine McAllister Edison

TUESDAY Claude D. Taylor Patricia Drive Gunningsville East Riverview

WEDNESDAY Goldsboro Rebecca Patricia Accessible Super All World Playground Play Park

THURSDAY Manchester Lions Hawthorne Splash Pad

FRIDAY Friday Special Event Friday Special Event

*Playgrounds in motion is designed for children ages 6-12 (must be turning 6 by December 31, 2016)Fridays are reserved for Special Events. Schedule and parks are subject to change.

Playgrounds in motion is cancelled on July 1, August 1 and September 2.

• Playgrounds in motion Leaders travel to parks in the West or East end as per the schedule.

• Playgrounds in motion is a free drop-in program designed to provide recreational opportunities for kids within walking distance of their homes. Children must have a place to go at all times during the day to access washrooms and

for emergencies. Registration is required before participating.

• Our staff members are certified in First Aid, CPR and High Five®.

• West-end and Central parks will have their rainy day activities at the Byron Dobson Arena. East-end parks will have their rainy day activities at Bridgedale Community Centre.G

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High Five® is a nationally-recognized program based on five principles of healthy child development that are essential for quality programs. A handbook for parents/

guardians and details on Friday Special Events will be available on May 27 at the Parks and Recreation office and online at townofriverview.ca

Monday to Thursday from 9:15-11:45 a.m. & 1:15-4 p.m. starting June 27Fridays are reserved for Special Events.

*Must be turning 6 years of age by December 31, 2016.**Must be turning 9 years of age by December 31, 2016.

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KIDQUESTCAMP

JUNIOR

6-9 yrs*

KIDQUESTCAMP

9-12 yrs**

CAMP SCHEDULE (7:45 a.m. - 5:15 p.m.) DATES WEEKLY THEME DAY TRIP FEE

06/27 - 06/30 Happy Birthday Canada! Parlee Beach Provinicial Park $90

07/04 - 07/08 Funk in the Forest Fundy National Park I- Caribou Plains $100

07/11 - 07/15 Giants, Wizards & Elves Magic Mountain $100

07/18 - 07/22 Survivors Ready! Bouctouche Dunes $100

07/25 - 07/29 Frozen Frenzy Fundy National Park II- Wolf Point $100

08/02 - 08/05 Welcome to Bikini Bottom Hopewell Rocks & Crooked Creek Lookout $90

08/08 - 08/12 Heroes vs. Villains Harper’s Raspberry U-Pick and Farmer Brown’s $100

08/15 - 08/19 Outrageous Olympics Centennial Park & Beach $100

08/22 - 08/26 Extreme Adventure Hayward Pinnacle & Geocaching $100

08/29 - 09/01 Time Warp Fundy National Park III- Laverty Falls $90

Week-long, full day camps operate from 7:45 a.m.-5:15 p.m at the Byron Dobson Arena (90 Biggs Dr). Kids will play games, explore their creativity and make new friends in a safe, fun environment. Themed full-day trips will expose children to various outdoor areas. Transportation will be provided by Stock (transportation provider for school districts).

All of our staff are certified in First Aid, CPR and High Five®. Please note: Camp fees cover all activities, transportation and day trip fee costs. Day trips are subject to change due to inclement weather. One in motion camp shirt per child provided free of charge. Themes and day trips are subject to change. Parent/Legal Guardian Handbook and Friday Special Events will be available on Friday, May 27 at the Parks and Recreation office and online at townofriverview.ca

High Five® is a nationally-recognized program based on five principles of healthy child development that are essential for quality programs. A handbook for parents/guardians and details on Friday Special Events will

be available on May 27 at the Parks and Recreation office and online at townofriverview.ca

Our Amazing Places are the best hiking destinations in the Fundy Biosphere Reserve – they have a rich natural history, breathtaking scenery, and many uncommon characteristics. Visit fbramazingplaces.ca for more info.

3-5 yrs*

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This program is designed to offer a variety of engaging opportunities to assist with the development of your child’s physical literacy, social, creative and cognitive skills. Structured activities will include games, music, crafts, story time and special outings. Meet in the Upper Mezzanine of the Byron Dobson Arena (90 Biggs Dr).

$75

Introducing small children to the beauty of the forest. Building confidence, creativity and resilience by walking trails, scrambling up rocks and balancing on logs, looking closely for evidence of forest creatures imaginary and real, and sharing stories, snacks, and wonder. We can’t wait to begin fostering a life-long connection to the natural world with your curious and capable children!

Tiny Adventurers 3-5 yrs*$75

Tuesdays & Thursdays 8:45 - 11:45 a.m.

Tuesdays & Thursdays 1:15 - 4:15 p.m.

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Mondays & Wednesdays 8:45 - 11:45 a.m.

Mondays & Wednesdays 1:15 - 4:15 p.m.

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These programs begin the week of June 27 and finish the week of August 29. Programming is cancelled on July 1 and August 1. All children must be 3 years of age and be able to use the washroom unassisted by the start date of the program. The staff to child ratio for these classes is 5 to 1, with a maximum of 15 children registered for each session. All of our staff are certified in First Aid, CPR and High Five®. High Five® is a nationally-recognized program based on five principles of healthy child development that are essential for quality programs. Parent/Legal Guardian Handbook will be available on Friday, May 27 at the Parks and Recreation office and online at townofriverview.ca

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6-12 yrs*

LEADERSDiscovery

Inclusion in recreation is essential for meeting the leisure needs of all individuals. We have carefully selected 4 Discovery Leaders to work closely with our participants & their families to integrate children

with exceptionalities into our camp and playground programming to provide an enriching recreation experience in the least restrictive environment possible.

• If your child requires personal support for daily living activities, we welcome personal support workers.

• Benefits of participation include: increased socialization and community awareness, development of physical literacy, increased emotional well-being and self-esteem.

• A completed information form and an introductory meeting with the staff are required prior to being assigned a Discovery Leader. Discovery Staff are available to meet with parents/guardians beginning on Tuesday, June 14. Children are encouraged to attend and get to know the staff. Please contact the Play Supervisor at 387-2070 to set up an appointment or for more information.

• This program is offered on a first come, first serve basis.• All of our staff are certified in First Aid, CPR and High Five®.

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FREE

High Five® is a nationally-recognized program based on five principles of healthy child development that are essential for quality programs. Parent/Legal Guardian Handbook will be available on Friday, May 27 at the Parks and Recreation office and online at townofriverview.ca


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Children ages 6-12 will enjoy an hour of swimming lessons each day from qualified Swim Instructors at the Pat Crossman Memorial Aquatic Centre. The emphasis of this two week camp program is to have fun, meet other children, complete a swim level and be in motion while learning a variety of new skills and games. The camp operates from 7:45 a.m. - 5:15 p.m. in the Frank L. Bowser Elementary School Gym (424 Cleveland Ave). Children will use active transportation (walking) to travel to and from the Pat Crossman Memorial Centre rain or shine.

CAMP SCHEDULE

July 4 to July 15 Swim Levels 1-5 $220July 18 to July 29 Swim Levels 1-5 $220 *Must be turning 6 by December 31, 2016

6-12 yrs*&Swim Kids Fun Camp

Please note: You must register your child into the appropriate Swim Kids Level. If you are unsure of which level your child has completed, please contact the Aquatic Centre at 387-2040 to have your child assessed at no charge during a public swim. Due to instructor to child ratios, the Town of Riverview reserves the right to remove your child from the program with no refund if your child is registered into the wrong Swim Kids level.

All of our camp staff are certified in First Aid, CPR and High Five®.

High Five® is a nationally-recognized program based on five principles of healthy child development that are essential for quality programs. Parent/Legal Guardian Handbook will be available on Friday, May 27

at the Parks and Recreation office and online at townofriverview.ca

Discover the great outdoors by experiencing a variety of recreational activities and learning real survival skills! Reconnecting with nature will be the focus over this two-week camp for children ages 6-12. To enhance the program with hands-on experience, special outings and a camping trip to Fundy National Park will be held on the last Thursday of camp (overnight for ages 9-12 only). Have fun, meet other children, enjoy nature and be in motion while learning a variety of survival skills & games. The camp operates from 7:45 a.m. - 5:15 p.m. (location to be announed). Transportation will be provided by Stock (transportation provider for school districts).

Fun Camp 6-9 yrs*

9-12 yrs**Outdoor Adventure Camp

CAMP SCHEDULEAugust 2 to August 12 $210 Ages 9-12(No camp August 1)August 15 - August 25 $210 Ages 6-9*

*Must be turning 6 by December 31, 2016**Must be turning 9 years of age by December 31, 2016.

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High Five® is a nationally-recognized program based on five principles of healthy child development that are essential for quality programs. Parent/Legal Guardian Handbook will be available on Friday, May 27

at the Parks and Recreation office and online at townofriverview.ca

Junior LeadershipProgram

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June to August

This program offers leadership experience to 20 Riverview youth, preparing them to apply for jobs within the community as adults. Filled with awesome activities and extra-special events designed to give young teens opportunities to try new things by volunteering their time as Junior Leaders.

Junior Leaders will assist the Parks and Recreation summer staff who administer all of our summer camps, playground programs and community events. Simultaneously, the older summer students act as mentors to the Junior Leaders showing organization, initiative, creativity and responsibility.

Junior Leaders are selected, following an application process and an interview. Applications will be available online, or in person, at 55 Biggs Drive. The deadline to submit your application is May 30, 2016.

This program is not related to employment opportunities within the Town of Riverview.

Summer 2016 Volunteer Program for Youth l Ages 13-15

Join us!JUNIOR LEADER

KICK-OFF PARTY

May 27 at 7 p.m.

Riverview Community Hall,

145A Lakeside Drive

Everyone is welcome!

Meet the Junior Leadership

staff and learn about

the Junior Leadership

program.

Meet new people, go on cool trips, gain valuable work experience and have an AMAZING summer with Riverview Parks and Recreation!

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Adventure Day Camp

TEEN

This new Teen Adventure day camp, is a first for Riverview’s Parks and Recreation. We are blowing out the wall and making a two-week outdoor adventure day camp for Teens between the ages of 12-16. Get ready to explore Riverview and the Fundy valley in a way you may not have experienced before. This camp will offer real-life hands-on experience through daily trips, activities and planning for a three-day two-night excursion in the wilderness. Includes wilderness safety and first aid training, meals, planning, shelter construction and more.

July 11 - 228 am - 5 pm Monday to Friday

Riverview Community Hall (145A Lakeside Drive)

Cost: $220

Teen Day TripsFor those teens between the ages of 12 to 16, who want to get outside, be active, and challenge themselves by trying new activities. Come and enjoy what the Maritimes have to offer on weekly day trips! Activities such as Paintballing, Tubing in the Miramichi, Magic Mountain, and more are Co-ed. All trips are supervised with transportation (from 145 Lakeside Drive) to the destination. Dates are as follows:Wednesday August 3Monday August 8Wednesday August 10Monday August 15Wednesday August 17

NEW!

Full list

of trips and

details

available

May 27

All of our staff are certified in First Aid, CPR and High Five®. High Five® is a nationally-recognized program based on five principles of healthy child development that are essential for quality programs.

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Waivers signed by a parent/guardian are required and are available online at townofrvierview.ca

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Daily Admission Fees (taxes included)Age 11 and under $3.50 Age 12 and up $5 Helmet rentals $3

Membership Fees Age 11 and under $60 Age 12 and up $100

Punch Pass (20 punches)Age 11 and under $50Age 12 and up $70

Summer Hours of OperationJune 25 to September 4, 2016 CLOSED MONDAY and TUESDAY

Age 11 and under ONLY Wednesday 1 – 5 p.m.Friday 1 – 5 p.m.Saturday 1 – 5 p.m.Sunday 1 – 5 p.m.

Age 12 and Up ONLY Wednesday 5 – 9 p.m.Thursday 2 – 9 p.m. Friday 5 – 9 p.m. Saturday 5 – 9 p.m. Sunday 5 – 9 p.m.

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MIXED-LEVEL CAMPSInstructors will group skaters based upon relative skill level in order to provide an optimal learning experience. Must bring your own skateboard.

MIXED-LEVEL CAMP DATESMONDAY TO FRIDAY DAILY

July 4 - 8 9 a.m. - 12 noon

July 11 - 15 9 a.m. - 12 noon

July 25 - 29 9 a.m. - 12 noon

August 8 -12 9 a.m. - 12 noon

August 15 - 19 9 a.m. - 12 noon

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TONE, TRIM & GRINMondays & Wednesdays6 - 7 p.m. at P&R Fitness Studio55 Biggs Dr.$75June 27 – August 31Please note: No class August 1

Join certified fitness instructor Susan Lorette and use weights & resistance to look better, feel great, burn calories, tighten muscles and boost your energy level. We take whatever fitness level you are at and challenge you to get stronger and fitter. Why the Grin? Fun jokes each class and of course how great you’ll look!

AQUAFITNESSTuesdays & Thursdays6:30 - 7:20 p.m. at Pat Crossman Memorial Aquatic Centre$60July 5 – August 25 Join certified aquafitness instructor, Cynthia Schumph offering a low- to high-intensity cardiovascular and muscle-toning program. Options of a shallow or deep water workout and added hydro circuit training. A great opportunity for people who are pregnant, arthritic or overweight and looking for an enjoyable workout through low impact activity.

COUCH TO 5 K ClinicTuesdays6 - 6:45 p.m. at the Gazebo $50August 16 - October 18

Certified coach, Kendra Wentzell, welcomes anyone with an interest in improving their fitness and learning more about the sport of running in a fun and social atmosphere. This program offers a safe and gradual introduction to running. Workouts are modified to meet everyone’s ability. Relieve stress or lose weight, and enjoy the outdoors in a social setting. A safe, informative, fun, motivating and rewarding group!

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All ages and skill levels are welcome. A fantastic intergenerational sport played with grandpa, grandma and the kids! Beginner racquets are available for new players. Children and teens under 14 must be accompanied by an adult. Information: Ashley at 387-2028 or [email protected]

Pickleball Courts & Equipment RentalsThe Town of Riverview maintains several outdoor multipurpose courts for the recreation and enjoyment of residents. Try our two new Pickleball Courts at the Wentworth Park multipurpose court and Patricia Park multipurpose court, available on a first-come, first-served basis. Equipment can also be booked online or in person: Riverview Parks & Recreation Administrative Office (55 Biggs Dr.)

Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Rental package also available: 4 paddles, 2 balls and 1 portable net$15/day Weekday Equipment Rental$20/day Weekend Equipment RentalInformation: 387-2024 or [email protected]

Riverview Running IdiotsInterested in running with a fun group and staying motivated? Check out the Riverview Running Idiots. The group meets on Tuesday evenings at the Gazebo on the Riverfront Trail for a 5- to 7-km run at different paces. Information: Kendra Wentzellat [email protected]

Adult Co-ed BasketballTuesdays7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Riverview Middle School (45 Devere Road) Drop-in Fee: $3July 5 - August 30

Adults (18 years and older) are welcome to drop in and play a few pick-up games of ball, have fun and keep in shape. All skill levels are welcome. Focus is on good sportsmanship and FUN!Information: Mark McAleese via email at [email protected].

Adult Co-ed PickleballMondays and Wednesdays10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. (Subject to change)Coverdale Centre (50 Runneymeade)Drop-in Fee: $2June 13 - August 31

Adults (18 years and older) are welcome to drop in and play pick-up games of pickleball in a fun and competitive atmosphere. Beginners are encouraged to come and learn how to play! Focus is on good sportsmanship and FUN! Information: Ashley at 387-2028 or [email protected].

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SCULPTURE SAINT JOHN DAY TOURSculpture Saint John 2016 will feature eight artists from around the world, whose large-scale granite works will become public art installations in various municipalities, including Riverview. Join us on a day-adventure to Saint John and view 10-tonne granite pieces as they are transformed into art along the waterfront. Artists will be working from August 4 to September 17.Thursday, August 188 a.m. - 5 p.m.$35 per person + meals

STRENGTH & STRETCHFocused on toning muscles, building bones, and increasing flexibility for better range of motion and practical function. Work at your own pace. Join in this very social class, and get fit with certified fitness instructors, Susan Lorette and Jenny Hendy.June 27 - August 31Mondays and Wednesdays9:30 - 10:30 a.m.P&R Fitness Studio, 55 Biggs Drive$50Please note: No class August 1

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MYSTERY ADVENTURE DAY TOURSMark your calendars for the following mystery day adventure trips! We can’t tell you where we’re going, but we’ve made trips to the Bottle Houses in Prince Edward Island, Tall Ships Festival in Halifax, Broadleaf Guest Ranch in Hopewell, Aquarium in St. Andrew’s and other great destinations in the past! $35 per person + meals

Thursday, July 7 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Thursday, July 21 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Thursday, August 4 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

SILVER CAFÉ Come out on Thursdays and enjoy a hot cup of coffee, time spent with friends as well as meeting new people. This is not your typical 60+ group; we are always on the move trying different activities and learning something new! Activities in the past have included line dancing, river tubing, zip lining, travel presentations, tie dying, a bonfire on the Dobson Trail, berry picking and more! Program begins on June 9.

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Parkland Riverview 822 Coverdale Rd, RiverviewPhone 387-7770 to arrange a personalized tour.

ParklandRetirementLiving.com

THE #1 CHOICE FOR RETIREMENT LIVING IN ATLANTIC CANADA.

Our modern campuses o�er 24 hour professional support and organized daily activities. You can live an

active, independent lifestyle. �e way life should be.

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TECH TUESDAYSComputers, Facebook, iTunes, Powerpoint, Skype, GPS, Windows, WiFi, Digital Photography, OH MY! Every Tuesday morning, adults 60+ can bridge the digital divide by receiving one-on-one help from our volunteer technology geniuses. To set up an appointment with a genius, you must book one day in advance by calling 387-2242 or drop by the Parks and Recreation office (55 Biggs Drive). Appointments begin June 6. Please note: Space is limited.

June 7 - August 23Tuesdays, 10 a.m.

PICNICS AND PATIOSThere is nothing like sitting outside on a beautiful day, enjoying the sun, chatting with friends, playing lawn games and indulging in an ice cold beverage. Join us on Wednesdays at noon in various parks and restaurants in the Tri-Community area! Program begins on June 8.

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INTERGENERATIONAL PICKLEBALL FOR BEGINNERSCome try the fastest growing sport in North America in a fun and relaxed atmosphere! These time slots are reserved for beginners ages 60+ and Playgrounds in motion participants! Focus is on good sportsmanship, intergenerational play, developing basic skills and FUN!

Program begins on June 6

Mondays 9 - 11 a.m. at Wentworth Multipurpose Court

Wednesdays 9 - 11 a.m. at Patricia Multipurpose Court

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Wheels on WheelsThe Town of Riverview is committed to providing all residents with access to affordable public transportation. Wheels on Wheels is a shared ride, door-to-door public transportation service subsidized by the Town of Riverview and available to residents who meet specific criteria. This service covers the same area and hours of operation as Codiac Transpo. To determine your eligibility, please arrange to pick up an application form by calling 387-2210 or visit our website at townofriverview.ca.

Support Resources

If you, or someone you know, needs help participating in a recreation program, please contact any one of the services listed below for advice or assistance.

Services Region Contact Website

Bayshore Moncton 857-9992 www.bayshore.ca

Comcare Moncton 853-9112 www.comcarehealthnetwork.ca

Co-Aide Moncton 389-2433 N/A

Best Buddies Moncton 857-8899 www.bestbuddies.org

NBACL Fredericton 453-4400 www.nbacl.nb.ca

Special Olympics Glen Agnew 855-6720 www.specialolympics.ca

Wheelchair Sports Patrick Parker 389-9381 www.cwsa.ca

Disabled Ski Association Philip Brun 388-4660 www.disabledskiing.ca

Blind Sports Association Philip Brun 388-4660 www.canadianblindsports.ca

Able Sail George Richard 533-9750 www.ablesail.ca

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Coverdale Centre – Main Gym50 Runneymeade Rd, RiverviewGroove to the sound of old time, favorite music while walking on an even surface. Great for rainy or cold days! Available for walking year round.Drop-in anytime from 9-10 am Monday, Wednesday & Friday.

Riverfront Trail – Meet outside PJC438 Coverdale Rd, RiverviewStroll outside and enjoy some fresh air with a friend – Walk at your own pace. Seasonal – weather permitting. (Mid-April to end-October) Meet at 8:50 am Monday, Wednesday & Friday.

RIVER STRIDERS’ Walking Club

Call Sarah Lord, your Health & Wellness

Coordinator, at 853-0825 (6) for more information.

438 Coverdale Road, Riverview NB – David Ford, R. Pharm.

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We are very excited to begin our third season at the garden, and we would like to “grow” our committee. If you are interested in volunteering on our committee, or if you are interested in renting an in-ground plot for $20, please contact us:

Parks and Recreation Office,55 Biggs Drive387-2024townofriverview.ca

We will be holding gardening workshops again this season at the Coverdale Centre Boardroom. Please save the following dates and our summer student coordinator will get in touch with you with details:

Wednesday, May 18 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 15 6:30 p.m.Tuesday, July 19 6:30 p.m.Tuesday, August 16 6:30 p.m.Tuesday, September 13 6:30 p.m.

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‘A Great Place to Grow’

Behind the Coverdale Centre, 50 Runneymeade Road

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Summer Reading Club at the Riverview Public LibraryThe Riverview Public Library will be hosting the Summer Reading Club program beginning in June.

Theme: Time TravelSlogan: Explore

The official launch of the SRC will be announced at a later date. Programs will begin the first week in July and will include:

Children, ages 2 to grade 8 may register for the reading program beginning in early May. For more information, please call 387-2108 or visit us at 34 Honour House Court.

Hours of operation (until June 13)Monday closedTuesday 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.Wednesday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.Thursday 1 p.m. - 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sunday closed

Look for us on the NB Public Library Services website: gnb.ca/publiclibraries

Sign up for your free library card today. Discover the Power of the Card!

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New to the Community?Are you new to the neighbourhood and looking for assistance in finding your way around town? Welcome Wagon is there to help with all the civic information you may need to familiarize yourself and your family with the local community, including:

l Local mapl Recycling informationl Libraryl Local recreation centre

Welcome Wagon Representatives also personally recommend local community-based businesses who offer FREE gifts and services to the relocated consumer. If have moved to Riverview within the last 6 months please contact one of your representatives today! To refer somebody you know has moved, or to request your FREE visit go to www.welcomewagon.ca or call Sheila at 387-8520.

For all your birthday party ideasl Pat Crossman Memorial

Aquatic Centrel Lion’s Park & Pooll Skatepark/Youth Centrel Riverview Community Halll Coverdale Centre

Call 387-2060 for details

Riverview Adult Green GymWhat a great alternative to an indoor fitness facility! With exercise equipment designed for adults and seniors, this is serious workout gear tough enough to be left outside, all year-round. The machines are made specifically for ages 12 and up (adult supervision required under 16 years of age).

The equipment can be accessed from the trail system or by parking in the Superstore parking lot and then walking on the trail.

Please note: This is NOT a Children’s Playground and should not be used by anyone under the age of 12. Please do not park on the trail or along the access ramp to the causeway.

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*Limited duration replacement with comparable new Firestone tire at prorated cost if warranted kilometers not attained; actual tread life may vary. Certain limitations and restrictions apply. See authorized retailer for full warranty details before you purchase. **Original proof of purchase required to take advantage of the Buy and Try, 30-Day Guarantee. Applies only to set of 4 or more tires. Tires must be returned to original dealer within 30 days of purchase. Does not apply to tires supplied as original equipment on new vehicles. Does not cover damage due to road hazard, collision or other speci�ed types of damage. Certain restrictions and limitations apply.

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All comparisons vs. Firestone Affinity and Precision Touring tires.

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Stop by anytime and relax on a

bench, watch for an eagle or spend some

time gardening.

The David Williams Community GardenALONG THE RIVERFRONT TRAIL, BELOW SUPERSTORE

This garden was created by David Williams with the hopes of it becoming a community flower garden. If you wish to donate a plant to help this garden grow, please call Paulette Tingley at 387-2032 or email [email protected]

Located behind the Parks & Recreation office at the end of Biggs Drive, Isaac’s Run Dog Park offers a fully-fenced park space

for dogs to run and play. Small and large dogs are separated by a chain link fence with access to water troughs

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Please follow the dog park rules posted at the entrance. All owners are asked to help keep the area clean by picking up after their dogs.

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• New ball machine available• Certified coaches & instructors• Sanctioned Tennis NB tournaments• 6 green clay courts (better for the body)• Fun group lessons and special events for juniors• Adult lessons and clinics at very reasonable prices• Fresh, new programming for all members and guest

WATCH FOR ONLINE MEMBERSHIP GIVEAWAYS!

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MANCHESTER LAWN BOWLING

21 Crystal Drive RiverviewCall today to arrange for a complimentary

lunch and tour

Located on the banks of Lake Petitcodiac, Lakeview Tower is a retirement community

that is perfect for those longing for a fun-filled, community-oriented lifestyle

with access to services such as meals, housekeeping, laundry, monthly wellness

clinics, foot care and recreational activities.

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Retire in Riverview

Join us in the friendly sport of lawn bowling, a sport suitable for people of all ages. Drop in for a free trial. Instruction and equipment will be provided. We are located at the bottom of Biggs Drive, behind the Parks & Recreation building. For further information please call David Tripp 386-3552, or Diane Trites 386-3275.

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Splash PadA great place to cool down and have fun this summer!l To start, locate activator and touch the capl No Lifeguard on duty, adult supervision

recommendedl Do not climb or hang on spray featuresl No runningl Avoid drinking the waterl No glass containers, bicycles, skateboards

or in-line skates allowed on the Splashpadl No food or drink on the Splashpadl No pets allowedl Hours of operation: 12 noon to 8 p.m.l In the case of electrical storms, patrons must

vacate the splashpad. Play Safe and Enjoy!

Coverdale Centre

50 Runneymeade RoadOpening June 27, 2016!

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The Coverdale Centre, a heritage building on the site of the former HMCS Coverdale Naval Station, dates back to 1942 and is a great place to host a wedding reception, corporate function, tradeshow or banquet. The Centre houses an extra-large hall with a stunning 40-foot arched ceiling and modern commercial kitchen facilities. With a warm and attractive interior, the Coverdale Centre is a beautiful venue with architectural character located just minutes from downtown Riverview and Moncton.

Your stay with us includes a fully-staffed bar, room set-up and break down as well as general cleanup. Clients are responsible for their own decorations.

Contact Information50 Runneymeade Road, Riverview, NB

Tel: (506) 387-2037townofriverview.ca

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This is a licensed event sponsored by:

Go wildAn evening for women who are curious about hiking

THURSDAY, JUNE 2NB Parks & Trails Day7 p.m. lDoors open at 6:30 p.m.Cocoa Room, 391 Coverdale Road, Riverview Conveniently located at the 18 km mark on the Riverfront Trail

Can I hike? What should I bring with me? Should I bring the kids? What about the dog? What are the best trails in the Greater Moncton Area and New Brunswick? All of these questions and more will be answered in a fun gathering of women hikers (or soon-to-be hikers!). There will be a short presentation on the basics, followed by an open panel discussion with local lady hikers ranging in outdoor hiking experience.

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Charline Poirier: A long-time Riverview resident, Charline is currently a member of Hub City Adventurers as well as Bear Tracks (both outdoor adventure groups) and is also a volunteer with the Fundy Hiking Trail Association (Dobson Trail). Seven years ago, she met her boyfriend and inspired her to become an outdoors woman. She has since attended the “Becoming an Outdoors Woman” camp and has also returned as an instructor. She is an avid day-hiker who likes to explore our beautiful trails. Her greatest hiking achievement was climbing Mount Katahdin (Cathedral Trail) in Maine (over 5200ft). With a camera in hand, she is always up for an outdoor adventure! Her motto: It is never too late to try new things!

SARAH LORD

Sarah is the Health & Wellness Coordinator for David Ford at Jean Coutu Pharmacy in Riverview; offering PJCs Well-Being Services to the community at large. Sarah lives in Riverview with her boyfriend and dog. She is a member of the Moncton Outdoor Enthusiasts and the Moncton YMCA. She is also a volunteer for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Canadian Diabetes Association, Canadian Cancer Society, Hospice and the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Sarah recently completed a Charity Challenge Trek to Machu Picchu in Peru for the Arthritis Society. Her key to happiness: Focusing on what she can do to take care of herself, give back and have fun doing it!

JESSIE ARROWSMITH

Jessie is a four-season outdoor adventurer with hiking and backpacking experience on many of New Brunswick’s toughest trail systems, including the Dobson Trail and Fundy Footpath. In 2013, she and her partner completed a 3 week self-guided Euro backpacking trip with stops in France, Italy, Denmark and Iceland. Her most recent accomplishment was bagging two 4000+ foot peaks in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Jessie’s next challenge is backpacking the 51 km Cape Chignecto Coastal Trail this summer. She hopes to encourage other women to begin exploring and discover their own love for the great outdoors!

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SUNFESTRIVERVIEW

A little something for everyone!

3 on 3 BasketballScrapbookingFamily Movie

The Princess PartyTeddy Bear PicnicCaseley Cup Golf

Soap SlideWasher Toss Tournament

Car Rallyand more!

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June 25 to July 1, 2016

For more information, watch your mailbox for

your Riverview SUNFEST pamphlet or visit

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Fireworks alongthe Riverfront!

FIREWORKS SPONSORED BY:

A great day to celebrate Canada’s birthday with your family, friends and neighbors! Join our Mayor, Councillors and our dignitaries as well as town staff in celebrating Canada’s birthday.

Show your Canadian spirit and dress in red and white for a chance to win a prize. (Come next to the stage at 3:45 p.m.)

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CelebrationsCANADA DAY

l Riverview Lion’s Club BBQ

l Demolay Canteen

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SCULPTURE SAINT JOHN is a biennial sculpting event hosted by the New Brunswick International Sculpture Symposium (NBISS) in Market Square, Saint John from August 4 to September 17, 2016.

During the six-week live sculpting, New Brunswick artist Julie Glaspy will create a granite art installation for the Riverfront Trail through a community partnership between the Town of Riverview and Sculpture Saint John.

The finished piece of public art will form part of an international sculpture trail spanning across Maine and New Brunswick. You can view Julie’s past work and keep up to date on the sculpture’s progress at www.townofriverivew.ca/publicart. Don’t forget to download the virtual tour app!

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JULIE GLASPY began carving ten years ago with Native Elders on the coast of B.C. and has been creating art in many different mediums since 2011. She was an intern in Sculpture Saint John 2014 then went on to do a large commission for the International Children’s Memorial Place in PEI. In 2015 she was the site manager for Sculpture Nova Scotia’s first symposium and worked with Jim Boyd on a commission for the Botanic Gardens in Fredericton. She continues to work in her studio every day she can to get gain experience. We are thrilled to have Julie return to us as an artist. In her statement she wrote:

“ Convincing a stone to become

something else is no small task – it’s

heavy, it’s dusty, it’s dirty, and it’s

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Concertsin Caseley Park

July 6The Lion, The Bear, The FoxThe Lion, The Bear, The Fox took over 30 years to find each other, but it only took 30 days for Christopher Arruda (lion), Cory Woodward (bear) and Ryan McMahon (fox) to realize they were meant to join their voices as one. The Lion, The Bear, The Fox demonstrate an uncompromising devotion to their chosen craft. A collection of intimate moments lived through audiences every night. Stompy blues, rock grooves and howling, unbridled passion can suddenly give way to hushed folk passages woven together by three whispers speaking as one. www.thelionthebearthefox.com

Join us in Caseley Park, Wednesdays

from 7-8:30 p.m., and enjoy a great

summer line-up of entertainment. Our

bandstand will showcase artists who

are sure to please any audience.

(off Buckingham Ave., on Fatima Dr., across from Riverview Town Hall)

For performance updates please check

townofriverview.ca or call 387-2024.

Rain location: Riverview Community Hall,

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July 13Union DukeLike a musical locomotive hurtling ’round the bend, Union Duke is a Toronto folk quintet that’s taking the world by storm. Bridging soulful indie rock with bluegrass and country, these city-slickin’ whipper-snappers unleash vocal harmonies over heel-stomping beats, in a growing collection of songs which set hearts and dancefloors ablaze. www.Unionduke.com

July 20Christina MartinNova Scotia Singer-Songwriter Christina Martin’s musical journey has led to extended stays in Austin, Texas, as well as Germany. Christina will perform songs from her album It’ll Be Alright, accompanied by her guitar player, acclaimed Nova Scotia producer and musician Dale Murray (DaleMurray.ca). It’ll Be Alright is Christina’s most accomplished and accessible album to date. Although she will never shed her

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more alt-country and Americana influences, It’ll Be Alright utilizes far more pop and rock sonic textures, allowing Martin to explore the many sides of her musical personality. christinamartin.net

July 27Chris Colepaugh and the Cosmic CrewBlending equal parts southern-inspired rock with a heavy dose of the blues, Chris Colepaugh and the Cosmic Crew have rightfully earned a reputation for crowd-pleasing, hard-driving rock. The multiple award-winning group, fronted by guitar virtuoso Chris Colepaugh, has spent more than two decades actively touring Canada and the United States, supporting acts including Gov’t Mule, The North Mississippi All Stars and Big Sugar. The group’s latest effort, RnR, pays homage to the stripped-down rock and roll of years past, but with modern touches. www.Colepaugh.com

August 3Shelley Bean & The Duckety MudsShelley Bean & The Duckety Muds have performed all across Canada as far away as Australia. A combination of stories, songs and imaginative tomfoolery. If your children like to sing, jump up on stage and celebrate our musical East Coast heritage, then this is the show for them. Shelley is a Canadian Folk Music Award nominee and East Coast Music Award winner. It’s a little zany, a little celtic and a whole lotta laughs on an amazing New Brunswick evening! www.garrisonhillentertainment.com

August 10Siobhan MillerSiobhan Miller is regarded as one the finest singers to emerge from Scotland’s music scene over the last decade. Her stirring renewal of traditional song has seen her win the Scots Singer of the Year award twice at the Scots Trad Music Awards. She is also a recipient of a BBC Young Folk Award. She performed on Broadway, New York where she was resident singer in the Mabou Mines production of ‘Peter and Wendy’ and TV appearances include a performance on American hit TV series Outlander in 2014. www.siobhanmiller.com

August 17Hat Fitz and CaraThis dynamic two piece are a unique combination that have skillfully combined their hill-style Gospel blues with old-timey flavourings. Stripped down to just voices, guitar and vintage drums, Hat Fitz & Cara embellish impeccable rootsy originals with soulful vocals reminiscent of a time once forgotten. Their music comes straight from the heart with a sound that is full of inherent realism, making their live shows visually electric. www.hatfitzandcara.com

August 24SummitSummit is an alternative rock band consisting of four high school students. Zachary Barter (16) is lead vocals and guitar, Jayden Bourgeois (16) drums, Ryan Gillies (17) lead guitar and Kyle Fernandez (15) lead bass. If you would like to follow Summit, please like their page: www.facebook.com/Summit-431473090396881/?fref=ts.

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For movie titles and dates:townofriverview.ca/movies

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FamilyMovie“Zootopia”June 25 at 6:30 p.m.Upper Byron Dobson ArenaBring a lawn chair.

Caseley Park BandstandFatima Drive off of Buckingham Avenue

Starting July 8Every second Friday evening beginning at Dusk

In the case of inclement weather movies will be moved indoors to Riverview Community Hall, 145A Lakeside Drive and begin at 6:30 p.m.

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Block Party dates:

Tuesday, July 12 – Ward 1 Coverdale Centre Tuesday, July 26 – Ward 2 Patricia Park Tuesday, August 9 – Ward 3 Lions Park Tuesday, August 23 – Ward 4 Goldsboro Park

Our summer neighbourhood gatherings are back! Bring your family to mix, mingle and celebrate with friends. Free BBQ followed by games, crafts, and a chance to win prizes. Learn more about what is going on around town and share your feedback and ideas with us.

Please note: Block Parties will be

held on Tuesdays. Rain dates are held on Thursday of the

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professional installation& repairs

Since 1898

free estimates

857-8141 Toll Free: 1-800-561-7986Fax: 859-7295

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our products

Chain Link - 4 ColoursSwimming Pool FenceBaseball Backstops

Tennis CourtsCustom Wood Products

Guard RailColoured Privacy Slats

Factory PartitionsBollards

Automatic Gate OpenersRental Fence

Gabion Rock Baskets

Admin. CoordinatorAnne Othen [email protected]

Clerk ReceptionistGail Frazee [email protected]

DirectorGerry Cole [email protected]

Recreation & Community CoordinatorKaren Thompson 387-2051 [email protected]

Youth & Community Coordinator Paulette Tingley 387-2032 [email protected]

Coverdale Centre Coordinator Brian Frontain 387-2037 [email protected]

Parks & Recreation Facilities SupervisorDanny Gladstone 387-2045 [email protected]

Community Recreation Worker - Aquatics Samantha Kuhn 387-2263 [email protected]

Community Recreation Worker - Youth Jill Greene 387-2133 [email protected]

Community Recreation Worker - Special PopulationsAshley Arrowsmith 387-2028 [email protected]

DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, RECREATION AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS ADMINISTRATIONLocated at 55 Biggs Drive, across from the Byron Dobson AreaStaff handles day-to-day administration, with regards to office practices such as registration, bookings, information sharing & inquiries.

Pat Crossman Memorial Aquatic Centre Schedule (PCMAC)JULY 3 - AUGUST 27 l387-2040

Public Swim Monday to Friday 2:30-4:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 1-5 p.m.

Family Swim Monday and Friday 6:30-7:50 p.m.

Public Lap Monday 5-6:20 p.m. 8-9 p.m. Tuesday 5-6:20 p.m. 7:30-9 p.m. Wednesday 5-6:20 p.m. No second session Thursday 5-6:20 p.m. 7:30-9 p.m. Friday 5-6:20 p.m. 8-9 p.m.

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FeesChild $3Adult $4Family $10Senior $2

Punch Passes (10)Student $25 Adult $30 Family $80

Lion’s Pool Summer Pass (ONLY good for this pool)Child $70Adult $90Family $130

Swimming LessonsAvailable Monday to Friday in two-week sessions

Sessions

I July 4 - July 15 II July 18 – July 29III Aug 1 – Aug 12 IV Aug 15 – Aug 26

Online registration begins: June 13 at 7 p.m.In-person registration:June 13, 7-9 p.m.Riverview Parks & Recreation office, 55 Biggs Drive

Lion Ken Gabbey Pool ScheduleJULY 3 - AUGUST 27 l387-2054

Public Lap Monday to Friday 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.

Public Swim All week 1-5 p.m.

Family Swim Monday 5-7 p.m. Tuesday 5-7 p.m. Thursday 5-7 p.m. Friday 5-7 p.m.

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Labor Day Eventnow changed to End of Summer Bash!

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 l Begins at 5 p.m. Free Corn, a BBQ, live entertainment and more!

Harvest FestivalSave the date for the Chili Cook-off!

in support of Riverview P.R.O. Kids

OCTOBER 16 Family Fun Day

Watch for details on these — and other fall events — in your Fall Events & Activities Guide, coming

to a mailbox near you in August!

Newdate and

time!

Create a an account online

Visit townofriverview.ca/onlineregistrationAccounts are created immediately.

Test your account at least one business day before registration

Log in and browse the programs. Make any inquiries or edits to your account immediately.

Register online at townofriverview.ca/onlineregistration

387-2024 l townofriverview.ca

Registering online is better than ever!

SUMMER PROGRAMS

Online In Person

Adult, Children May 30, 2016 May 30, 2016 (55 Biggs Drive)and Youth Programs Starts at 7 p.m. 7-9 p.m.

60+ Programs June 2, 2016 June 2, 2016 (55 Biggs Drive)(see pages 36-37) Starts at 10 a.m. 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Swimming lessons June 13, 2016 June 13, 2016 (400 Whitepine Road) Starts at 7 p.m. 7-9 p.m.

a) Enter username and password associated with your account

b) Select programs and add to cart.c) Have your credit card ready: Visa or Mastercard (Full payment is due at time of registration)- Process payment; registration is complete!

New to Riverview’s online registration system?

riverview events & activities summer 2016

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