2016 Spring/Summer Recreation Guide

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Recreation
SPRING/SUMMER 2016
GUIDE
CENTRE DUFFERIN RECREATION COMPLEX SERVING TOWN OF SHELBURNE
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CENTRE DUFFERIN RECREATION COMPLEX
200 Fiddle Park Lane Shelburne, ON L9V 3C9
Phone: (519) 925-2400 | Fax: (519) 925-2402 | Pool/Camp: (519) 925-2402
http://www.shelburne.ca
Facility Administration
Manager:
Kim Fraser (519) 925-2400
kfraser@shelburne.ca
Facility Maintenance
Manager:
Marty Lamers
(519) 925-2400
mlamers@shelburne.ca
/centre dufferin recreation complex
Head Lifeguard:
Emily Francis
(519) 925-2402
cdrcpool@shelburne.ca
Head Camp:
Hannah Francis
(519) 925-2402
cdrccamp@shelburne.ca
CENTRAL REGISTRATION & INFORMATION DATES
Information will be available for local clubs, teams, social groups, and organizations offering adult
and youth activities and services in the Shelburne area. Sign up for lessons. Join a local club or group.
If you are an association or club that would like to participate please contact the CDRC.
FALL/WINTER PROGRAMS
Thursday, September 8th 6:00-8:30pm
AQUATIC PROGRAM & SUMMER DAY CAMP REGISTRATION
Open Registration Begins: Monday, May 16 10:00am-4:00pm or during regular Pool operating hours
Pre-Season Evening Registration: Wednesday, May 25 4:00-8:00pm
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page 4
Page 5 Page 6
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Page 16
Page 18
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Page 19
Page 19
Page 20
Page 21
Page 22
Page 24
Page 25
Calender of Events
Recreation and Rental Facilities
Pool Programs & Information
Policy Information
Summer Day Camps
Sports & Fitness
Town of Mono
Local Parks
Rzone
Shelburne Police
Town of Shelburne Events
Shelburne Public Library
Township of Melancthon
Township of Amaranth
LOCAL CLUB CONTACTS
Shelburne Soccer Club
www.shelburnesoccer.com
Mansfield Minor Baseball (Hardball)
(519) 925-6678
Shelburne Minor Baseball
f/ShelburneOntarioBaseball
Shelburne Minor Fastball Association
www.jrschooners.com
Shelburne Vets Minor Lacrosse
www.shelburnevets.com
Shelburne Shooters Ball Hockey
www.shelburneballhockey.com
Shelburne Curling Club
www.shelburnecurling.ca
Shelburne Muskie
www.shelburnemuskies.com
Shelburne Minor Hockey Assoc.
www.shelburneminorhockey.com
Skate Canada Shelburne
www.skatecanadashelburne.com
Did you miss this issue of the CDRC Recreation Guide?
To participate in the Fall/Winter 2016-2017 edition, please contact:
kfraser@shelburne.ca
Published By:
CDRC Recreation Guide | 3
CDRC CALENDAR OF EVENTS
ALL PROGRAMS LISTED IN THIS SECTION ARE LOCATED AT THE CDRC, 200 FIDDLE PARK LANE, SHELBURNE
(PROGRAMS AND TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. CHECK THE WEBSITE FOR THE CURRENT INFO)
WWW.SHELBURNE.CA
ZUMBA CLASSES:
Licensed Zumba Instructor. Drop in anytime $5.00. Monthly
passes available. First class free. No experience or
co-ordination required. E: renarodriguez01@yahoo.com
cell: (416) 768-2007 April - June
Mornings: Monday & Wednesday 9:30-10:30am
Evenings: Tuesday & Thursday 7:30-8:30pm
SHELBURNE TAEKWONDO (WTF STYLE):
Kids Tournament style Taekwondo
Classes Monday and Wednesday 6:30pm
Adult Recreational Taekwondo
Classes Monday and Wednesday 7:30pm
For information contact Bernie or Linda (519) 925-9254 or
email shelburnetaekwondo@outlook.com
Member of Ontario Taekwondo Association
All uniforms, belts and training equipment are W.T.F. approved
NORTH DUFFERIN LADIES BALL HOCKEY:
All levels welcome! Starts end of April and goes until the end
of July. Monday and Thursday evenings at the CDRC.
To register and more information please email
ndlballhockey@gmail.com
Shelburne
Town Pharmacy
committed to care
• Open 7 days
• Free Prescription Delivery
• Home Health Care
• Compression Stockings
• Methadone for MMT
OPEN 7 DAYS
Owner/Pharmacist - Sanjay Lekhi
Owner/Wife of Sanjay - Shalini Lekhi
Mon-Thurs 9am-7pm • Fri 9am-6pm
Sat 9am-5pm • Sun 10am-4pm
519.306.5500
www.shelburnetownpharmacy.ca
Unit 4, 226 First Avenue, Shelburne, L9V 2X4
Located in Giant Tiger/Foodland Plaza in Shelburne
Email: shelburnetownpharmacy@gmail.com
Text: 647.393.9302
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OLD TIME DANCE AND JAMBOREES:
Presented by Pickin In The Park
1:00-5:00pm Sunday, April 10, Sunday, May 8
Info contact Greg or Heather Holmes (519) 925-3037
gregholmes2696@gmail.com
CHRISTIAN WOMENS CLUB:
Second Tuesday of month. The Club is part of Stonecroft
Ministries with Canadian headquarters in Edmonton and
international headquarters in Kansas City. The organization
is non-denominational. The monthly meetings are unique in
that there is no formal membership or dues. Special features
are a delightful part of each program along with the best in
musical talent. Well versed inspirational speakers challenge
one to seek the better things in life.
Morning Coffee: Tue, May 10, 9:30 - 11:30am
Pot Luck Luncheon: Tues, June 14, 11:30am - 1:30pm
Morning Coffee: Tues, Sept. 13, 9:30 - 11:30am
PARTY ROCKERS DANCES:
Chaperoned by Skate Canada Shelburne volunteers as a
club fundraiser. Ages 7-13 - $10.00/person • 7:00pm - 10:00pm
Fri, April 1 • Fri, May 6 • Fri, June 3 • Fri, Sept 9
BLOOD DONOR CLINIC:
1-888-2 Donate • www.blood.ca
Fridays 3:30 - 6:30pm: April 29 • June 24 • September 2
RECREATION AND RENTAL FACILITIES
FACILITY AND ROOM RENTALS: The Centre Dufferin Recreation
Complex now provides a number of indoor facilities to
accommodate meetings, celebrations or family occasions,
large or small. Please call for more information (519) 925-2400
or email: kfraser@shelburne.ca
THE TOWN & COUNTRY ROOM is an 80’x40’ multipurpose room
suitable for large gatherings. The room is also a banquet style
room equipped with a full kitchen with a dishwasher, bar area,
coolers and freezer. This room also suits the requirements for
fitness classes and licensed events and overlooks the arena
floor surface. The Town & Country Room is equipped with
tables and chairs, sound system and air conditioning.
THE POOL VIEW ROOM 38’x21’ is suitable for smaller gatherings
such as meetings, workshops, showers or parties. This room is
equipped with tables and chairs, a kitchenette with a fridge,
sink and microwave.
THERE ARE TWO MEETING ROOMS 11’x21’ suitable for board
meetings. If a larger space is needed, the folding wall opens
up for one larger room. Both rooms are equipped with tables
and chairs.
The CDRC PARTY PACKAGE includes a one hour ice or pool
rental and a two hour Pool View Room rental for $190 plus HST.
Healthy Foods &
Supplements for the
Family
Registered Massage
Therapy & Services
Yoga & Meditation
Classes
116 Main St. E.,
SHELBURNE
519.925.2822
www.breathenaturalhealth.com
CDRC POOL
PROGRAMS AND TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
CHECK THE WEBSITE OR FACEBOOK FOR THE CURRENT INFO. FOR MORE INFORMATION 519-925-2402 OR CDRCPOOL@SHELBURNE.CA
CDRC Pool is a seasonal outdoor pool open from mid-June through August. The heated pool is scheduled to open June 13th and
the June schedule is dependent on weather conditions. The CDRC Pool offers various levels and types of instruction to its patrons.
We offer programs that target toddlers, improve swimming skills in mature students, help adults advance in their skills and prepare
those interested in potentially becoming a lifeguard. Swimming lessons are provided in sessions of 10 lessons over a consecutive
two week period (Monday through Friday). Preparations are made in May for the upcoming swimming season.
JUNE POOL SCHEDULE (JUNE 13-30)
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Parent & Tot’s and Lane Swim 10:15-11:15am
Pool Rentals 11am-1pm
Adult/Senior Swim 3-4pm
Family Swim 1-2pm
Bronze 4-6pm
Public Swim 2-4pm
Public Swim 6-8pm
Lane/Fitness Swim 8-9pm (Mon - Thurs)
JULY & AUGUST POOL SCHEDULE (BEGINS JULY 2)
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Lane/Adult Swim 7:30-8:30am (Monday-Friday) Until Aug 26th
Pool Rentals 11am-1pm
Swim Lessons 8:30am - 12pm
Family Swim 1-2pm
Adult/Senior/Lane Swim 1-2pm (Mon, Wed, Fri) Until Aug 31st
Public Swim 2-4pm
Parent & Tot’s Swim 1-2pm (Tues & Thurs) Until Aug 30th
Public Swim 2-4pm Until Aug 31st
Swim Lessons 4-6pm
Public Swim 6-8pm Until Aug 26th
Lane/Adult Swim 8-9pm (Mon-Thurs) Until Aug 11th
710-A Industrial Road Shelburne
(519) 925-0044
www.autocentredufferin.com
Today’s Technicians
Using Tomorrow’s Technology
SWIMMING LESSON
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
OPEN REGISTRATION BEGINS: Monday, May 16
9am-4:30pm or during regular Pool operating hours.
PRE-SEASON EVENING REGISTRATION:
Wednesday, May 25th 4:00-8:00pm
Session 1: July 4 - July 15
Session 2: July 18 – July 29
Session 3: August 1 – August 12
Session 4: August 15 – August 26
FEES (PER PERSON)
Public Swim (2 hours):
Child (0-12) - $2.75
Adult (13+) - $3.50
Senior - $2.75
Public Swim (1 hour):
Lane/Adult Swim - $3.00
Adult/Senior Swim - $2.00
Parent & Tot’s Swim - $2.00
POOL RENTALS: 1 hour supervised pool rental
$112.00 plus HST
PARTY PACKAGE: 1 hour supervised pool rental plus
2 hour Pool View Room Rental $190 plus HST
iPro Realty Ltd. Brokerage
722 Main St. E.
Shelburne, ON L9V 2Z5
519-925-0099
Your Friendly
Neighbourhood
Realtor!
Dave
Launchbury
Sales Representative
Call Direct
519-943-7046
dave@iprorealty.com
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IMPORTANT: Children under nine years of age must be
directly supervised in the water and within arm’s reach
of a guardian sixteen years of age or older. Maximum
three children under nine years of age per guardian.
For additional rules go to Policy Information on page 15.
Swimming lessons must be paid at the time of registration. Registrations are not accepted or confirmed
without payment.
Swimming lessons are not cancelled due to inclement
weather. An indoor lesson will be provided.
Cancellations and schedule changes will be posted
on facebook.
RBC is
sponsoring a
FREE
FAMILY
SWIM
on Canada Day
1:00 – 4:00pm
RED CROSS SWIM PRE-SCHOOL
This is a program that will prepare
pre-school kids with the skills to enter the
Red Cross Swim Kids Program.
STARFISH (4M-18M) PARENT ASSISTED
Fee: $74.00 Classes: 30min, 10 lessons
Session
Dates
Time
1
July 4 – July 15
10:00 AM
2
July 18 – July 29
10:00 AM
3
Aug 1 – Aug 12
10:00 AM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
10:00 AM
DUCK (18M-30M) PARENT ASSISTED
Session
Dates
Time
1
July 4 – July 15
10:00 AM
2
July 18 – July 29
10:00 AM
3
Aug 1 – Aug 12
10:00 AM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
10:00 AM
SEA TURTLE (30M-36M)
Session
TO W N E
FITNESS
Why drive miles, stay in Towne!
Offers a friendly, bright
and accessible fitness
facility designed for all
levels of fitness.
• 24 Hour Member Access
• Staffed 6 Days a Week
• Towel Service
• Showers/Lockers
• Nutritional Support
• Personal Training
• Cardio/Free Weights
• Circuit & FUNctional Training
• 12 Week Results Challenge
Drop by and check us out.
Let us help you reach your goals for 2016!
219 First Avenue East, Shelburne, ON L9V 3J9
519.925.0004 | www.townefitness.ca
Dates
Time
1
July 4 – July 15
9:00 AM
1
July 4 – July 15
9:30 AM
1
July 4 – July 15
11:00 AM
1
July 4 – July 15
5:30 PM
2
July 18 – July 29
9:00 AM
2
July 18 – July 29
9:30 AM
2
July 18 – July 29
11:00 AM
2
July 18 – July 29
5:30 PM
3
Aug 1 – Aug 12
9:00 AM
3
Aug 1 – Aug 12
9:30 AM
3
Aug 1 – Aug 12
11:00 AM
3
Aug 1 – Aug 12
5:30 PM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
9:00 AM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
9:30 AM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
5:30 PM
SEA OTTER (3Y-6Y)
Session
Dates
Time
1
July 4 – July 15
8:30 AM
1
July 4 – July 15
10:30 AM
1
July 4 – July 15
5:30 PM
2
2
2
3
3
3
4
4
SEA OTTER (CONTINUED)
July 18 – July 29
July 18 – July 29
July 18 – July 29
Aug 1 – Aug 12
Aug 1 – Aug 12
Aug 1 – Aug 12
Aug 15 – Aug 26
Aug 15 – Aug 26
8:30 AM
10:30 AM
5:30 PM
8:30 PM
10:30 AM
5:30 PM
8:30 AM
5:30 PM
SALAMANDER (3Y-6Y)
Session
Dates
Time
1
July 4 - July 15
8:30 AM
1
July 4 - July 15
10:00 AM
1
July 4 - July 15
11:30 AM
1
July 4 - July 15
4:30 PM
2
July 18- July 29
8:30 AM
2
July 18- July 29
10:00 AM
2
July 18- July 29
11:30 AM
2
July 18- July 29
4:30 PM
3
Aug 1 - Aug 12
8:30 AM
3
Aug 1 - Aug 12
10:00 AM
3
Aug 1 - Aug 12
11:30 AM
3
Aug 1 - Aug 12
4:30 PM
4
Aug 15 - Aug 26
8:30 AM
4
Aug 15 - Aug 26
10:00 AM
4
Aug 15 - Aug 26
11:30 AM
4
Aug 15 - Aug 26
4:30 PM
SUNFISH (3Y-6Y)
Session
Dates
Time
1
July 4 – July 15
9:00 AM
1
July 4 – July 15
4:30 PM
2
July 18 – July 29
9:00 AM
2
July 18 – July 29
10:30 AM
2
July 18 – July 29
4:30 PM
3
Aug 1- Aug 12
9:00 AM
3
Aug 1- Aug 12
10:30 AM
3
Aug 1- Aug 12
4:30 PM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
9:00 AM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
10:30 AM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
4:30 PM
***SWIM BADGES ARE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
FOR SWIM KIDS LEVELS 1 THROUGH 10 FOR $1.50
AT THE POOL SERVICE DESK
Did you know that exercise makes you happy? A simple 30
minute workout can change a bad day into a good day.
Usually, a far more productive day. So why aren’t more
people doing it?
First, what is it about exercise that makes us feel better?
When you exercise, your body releases chemicals called
endorphins. These endorphins interact with the receptors in
your brain that reduce your perception of pain.
Endorphins also trigger a positive feeling in the body, similar
to that of morphine. For example, the feeling that follows
a run or workout is often described as “euphoric.” That
feeling, known as a “runner’s high,” can be accompanied
by a positive and energizing outlook on life.
So imagine starting your day that way. After setting your
alarm clock one hour earlier, and with gym bag ready
to go, you’re out the door and on your way to your early
morning kettlebell class. After a somewhat challenging but
successful class and feeling completely exhilirated, you
grab a shower and you’re on your way to start your busy
day. This simple 30 minute morning workout can help keep
your mind sharp and your mood merry as you navigate
through your day.
Or, upon hearing your alarm clock do you grimace, think
about all the reasons you cannot possibly squeeze that
workout into your schedule today and hit the snooze
button? Usually, if this is the case, the decision not to workout
will haunt you for the rest of the day. So here are some tips
to help you get out of bed and make exercise a vital part
of your life.
When we try to start exercising, we think of all the excuses
for not doing it and all the things that have gotten in the
way before. Getting fit starts to seem overwhelming. And
that makes it feel stressful. Before long, we don’t want to
do it anymore. What we need to do is find our personal
motivation to get moving. Is it weight loss? Health?
Depression? Setting an example for our children?
Set realistice goals when it comes to exercise. 30 minutes a
day, 3 - 4 days a week at first can seem overwhelming so
start on a smaller scale and work up to it. Once you start to
achieve your small goals you will more than likely want to
increase your time or intensity as you begin to build some
confidence and gain strength.
Don’t always think of it as exercise.You are surrounded by
opportunity to be more active so choose activities that you
enjoy. Whether it is running, weight lifting, exercise classes,
yoga or walking your dog. You are more likely to do it if you
enjoy it.
Take the time to plan your exersice into your weekly schedule.
Seems like the number one excuse for not exercising these
days is that everyone is so ‘crazy busy’! If I had a quarter for
everytime I heard that one! Sit down at the start of the week
and set aside some time for yourself. I guarantee you will be
a lot happier and more energetic if you do. You are more
likely not to get those workouts in if they are not scheduled.
Sometimes, with the best planning we find that our workout
time has been pushed aside for something more pressing.
We naturally think of this as failure and start to associate
exercise with failure. This is when we need to do an attitude
adjustment and remind ourselves that sometimes the best
laid plans don’t always workout and tomorrow is a new day.
Not sure where to begin? Drop by Towne Fitness. We are
24 hour access facility right here in town. We are staffed 6
days a week and offer a wide variety of exercise classes
including; bootcamp, TRX, kettlebell and LeBarre. All levels
of fitness are welcome. What are you waiting for? It may be
one of the best decisions you make today.
CROCODILE (3Y-6Y)
Session
Dates
Time
1
July 4 – July 15
9:00 AM
1
July 4 – July 15
10:30 AM
1
July 4 – July 15
5:30 PM
2
July 18 – July 29
9:00 AM
2
July 18 – July 29
10:30 AM
2
July 18 – July 29
5:30 PM
3
Aug 1- Aug 12
9:00 AM
3
Aug 1- Aug 12
10:30 AM
3
Aug 1- Aug 12
5:30 PM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
9:00 AM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
5:30 PM
WHALE (3Y-6Y)
Session
Dates
Time
1
July 4 – July 15
9:00 AM
1
July 4 – July 15
10:30 AM
1
July 4 – July 15
5:30 PM
2
July 18 – July 29
9:00 AM
2
July 18 – July 29
10:30 AM
2
July 18 – July 29
5:30 PM
3
Aug 1- Aug 12
9:00 AM
3
Aug 1- Aug 12
10:30 AM
3
Aug 1- Aug 12
5:30 PM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
9:00 AM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
5:30 PM
RED CROSS SWIM KIDS
This program is for kids 5 years and older. It consists of 10 levels,
with manageable skill progressions from one level to the next.
This program is aimed to develop survival skills, water safety
and physical fitness all while enjoying being active.
LEVEL 1 (5Y AND UP)
Session
Dates
Time
1
July 4 – July 15
11:00 AM
1
July 4 – July 15
4:00 PM
2
July 18- July 29
11:00 AM
2
July 18- July 29
4:00 PM
3
Aug 1 – Aug 12
11:00 AM
3
Aug 1 – Aug 12
4:00 PM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
11:00 AM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
4:00 PM
Get your kids
involved in
GOLF,
the greatest
game of all.
The game you
can play the rest
of your life.
Sign them up now for the week long, half day
Camps starting at $100.00 plus hst.
Call 519-925-5581 to book your week.
SHELBURNE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
516423 County Road 124, Melancthon, Ontario L9V 1V2
Phone: 519-925-5581 • Email: info@shelburnegolf.com
www.shelburnegolf.com
BOOTCAMP
Stroller Fit
Classes
1 on 1
Personal Training
Private
Group Training
B AL ANCED P HYS I Q U E
LEANNE WILLIAMS (905) 630-7667
SHELBURNE, ONTARIO
www.balancedphysique.ca
Jewellery
in Silver and
Semi Precious Stones,
Crystals, Gifts,
Old and New Books and DVDs
112 Main Street East, Shelburne, Ontario
519-925-0009
www.secondfiddle.co
Find us on Facebook secondfiddleshelburne
WE DO BIRTHDAY PARTIES!
LEVEL 2 (5Y AND UP)
Session
Dates
Time
1
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
4
4
4
July 4 – July 15
9:30 AM
July 4 – July 15
11:30 AM
July 4 – July 15
4:00 PM
July 18 – July 29
9:30 AM
July 18 – July 29
11:30 AM
July 18 – July 29
4:00 PM
Aug 1 – Aug 12
9:30 AM
Aug 1 – Aug 12
11:30 AM
Aug 1 – Aug 12
4:00 PM
Aug 15 – Aug 26
9:30 AM
Aug 15 – Aug 26
11:30 AM
Aug 15 – Aug 26
4:00 PM
LEVEL 3 (5Y AND UP)
Session
Dates
Time
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
1
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
4
4
4
July 4 – July 15
8:30 AM
July 4 – July 15
10:30 AM
July 4 – July 15
11:30 AM
July 4 – July 15
4:30 PM
July 18 – July 29
8:30 AM
July 18 – July 29
10:30 AM
July 18 – July 29
11:30 AM
July 18 – July 29
4:30 PM
Aug 1 – Aug 12
8:30 AM
Aug 1 – Aug 12
10:30 AM
Aug 1 – Aug 12
11:30 AM
Aug 1 – Aug 12
4:30 PM
Aug 15 – Aug 26
8:30 AM
Aug 15 – Aug 26
10:30 AM
Aug 15 – Aug 26
11:30 AM
Aug 15 – Aug 26
4:30 PM
LEVEL 4 (5Y AND UP)
Session
Dates
Time
July 4 – July 15
July 4 – July 15
July 4 – July 15
July 18 – July 29
July 18 – July 29
July 18 – July 29
Aug 1 – Aug 12
Aug 1 – Aug 12
Aug 1 – Aug 12
Aug 15 – Aug 26
Aug 15 – Aug 26
Aug 15 – Aug 26
8:30 AM
10:00 AM
4:30 PM
8:30 AM
10:00 AM
4:30 PM
8:30 AM
10:00 AM
4:30 PM
8:30 AM
10:00 AM
4:30 PM
LEVEL 5 (5Y AND UP)
Session
Dates
Time
1
July 4 – July 15
9:00 AM
1
July 4 – July 15
9:30 AM
1
July 4 – July 15
11:00 AM
1
July 4 – July 15
4:30 PM
2
July 18 –July 29
9:00 AM
2
July 18 –July 29
9:30 AM
2
July 18 –July 29
11:00 AM
2
July 18 –July 29
4:30 PM
3
Aug 1 – Aug 12
9:00 AM
3
Aug 1 – Aug 12
9:30 AM
3
Aug 1 – Aug 12
11:00 AM
3
Aug 1 – Aug 12
4:30 PM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
9:00 AM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
9:30 AM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
11:00 AM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
4:30 PM
LEVEL 6 (5Y AND UP)
Session
Dates
Time
1
July 4- July 15
9:30 AM
1
July 4- July 15
11:00 AM
1
July 4- July 15
5:00 PM
2
July 18 – July 29
9:30 AM
2
July 18 – July 29
11:00 AM
2
July 18 – July 29
5:00 PM
3
Aug 1- Aug 12
9:30 AM
3
Aug 1- Aug 12
11:00 AM
3
Aug 1- Aug 12
5:00 PM
4
Aug 15 – 26
9:30 AM
4
Aug 15 – 26
11:00 AM
4
Aug 15 – 26
5:00 PM
LEVEL 7 (5Y AND UP)
Session
Dates
Time
1
July 4 – July 15
11:00 AM
1
July 4 – July 15
5:00 PM
2
July 18 – July 29
11:00 AM
2
July 18 – July 29
5:00 PM
3
Aug 1 – Aug 12
11:00 AM
3
Aug 1 – Aug 12
5:00 PM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
11:00 AM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
5:00 PM
LEVEL 8 (5Y AND UP)
Session
Dates
Time
Fee: Private $190.00 Classes: 30min, 9 lessons
Fee: Semi-Private $255.00 Classes: 30min, 9 lessons
1
July 4 – July 15
10:15 AM
1
July 4 – July 15
5:00 PM
2
July 18 – July 29
10:15 AM
2
July 18 – July 29
5:00 PM
3
Aug 1 – Aug 12
10:15 AM
3
Aug 1 – Aug 12
5:00 PM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
10:15 AM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
5:00 PM
LEVEL 9/10 (5Y AND UP)
Fee: $94.00 Classes: 1 hour, 10 lessons
Session
Dates
PRIVATE/SEMI PRIVATE LESSONS
Time
Private or Semi-Private lessons are available for Red
Cross Swim Pre-School levels and Swim Kids levels. This
is an alternative to group lessons providing maximum
individual instruction. Contact Pool Administration to
book private or semi-private lessons.
BRONZE STAR
Bronze Star is an excellent preparation for success
in Bronze Medallion. Participants develop problemsolving and decision-making skills individually and
in partners. Candidates learn CPR and develop the
lifesaving skills needed to be their own lifeguard.
Includes a timed 400m swim.
1
July 4 – July 15
8:30 AM
2
July 18 – July 29
8:30 AM
2
July 18 – July 29
5:00 PM
3
Aug 1 – Aug 12
8:30 AM
3
Aug 1 – Aug 12
5:00 PM
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
8:30 AM
Session
4
Aug 15 – Aug 26
5:00 PM
–June 20 -June 30 4:00 PM (9 classes)
PREREQUISITE: 12 YRS OF AGE OR OLDER AND
CONFIDENCE IN DEEP END.
Fee: $155.00 Classes: 2 hours, 9 classes
Dates
Time
David Tilson
Member of Parliament
Dufferin-Caledon
Orangeville Constituency Office
229 Broadway, Unit 2
Orangeville, ON
L9W 1K4
Website: www.davidtilson.ca
david.tilson.c1@parl.gc.ca
519-941-1832
Toll Free: 1-866-941-1832
Fax: 519-941-8660
BRONZE MEDALLION & EMERGENCY FIRST AID
Candidates learn tows and carries, and defense methods and
releases in preparation for challenging rescues of increased risk
involving conscious and unconscious victims of various types.
Lifesavers develop stroke efficiency and endurance in a 500m timed
swim. Cost includes exam fee.
PREREQUISITE: 13 YRS OF AGE OR BRONZE STAR
Fee: $190.00 (June Session) Classes: 2 hour
Fee: $190.00 (August Session) Classes: 2-1/2 hour
Session
Dates
Time
–June 13 - June 30 4:00 PM (14 classes)
4 Aug 15 -Aug 26 10:00 AM (10 classes)
BRONZE CROSS & STANDARD FIRST AID
This course is designed for lifesavers who want the challenge
of more advanced training including an introduction to safe
supervision in aquatic facilities. Bronze Cross is a prerequisite for all
advanced training programs including National Lifeguarding and
Instructor certification. Includes a 600m swim. Red Cross Standard
First Aid Award with CRP ‘C’ is included and will be instructed and
tested in a one day Saturday session from 8:30am-4:30pm.
Cost includes exam fee.
PREREQUISITES: BRONZE MEDALLION AND
EMERGENCY FIRST AID
Fee: $217.00 (June Session) Classes: 2 hour
Fee: $217.00 (August Session) Classes: 2-1/2 hour
LADIES’ NIGHT
Friday April 22, 6.30 pm to 9-ish.
Round up your girlfriends for a night
out and come check out all the fabulous
spring fashions!
LEARN
TO
Like us on
Facebook to
get sneak peeks
of incoming
fashions and
fabulous fabrics!
Class begins Wed. May 18,
6.30 pm to 9 pm
Six weeks and you’ll have
a small project done!
WANT TO TRY SOMETHING
COMPLETELY DIFFERENT?!
How about our
“Glamour Lady”
workshop?
No
experience
required, just
bring an extra
large tee shirt
and a roll of
tinfoil.
Sat. May 14,
10.30 am
to 4 pm.
147 Main St., Shelburne
519.306.3000
cobwebsandcaviar.com
Session
Dates
Time
–June 13-June 30 4:00 PM (14 classes)
Standard First Aid
TBA 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
4
Aug 15-Aug 26 10:00 AM (10 classes)
Standard First Aid
TBA 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
JUNIOR LIFEGUARD CLUB
Fee: $90.00 Classes: 1 hour, 10 classes
This is an opportunity for children ages 8-15 to learn about first aid
and lifeguarding skills while having fun with friends competing in
challenges, team building and activities around the pool. Interested
children must be able to swim confidently in the deep end and
meet the age requirement. It is an excellent opportunity to meet
friends, keep up with swimming skills as well as learn new skills
Session
Dates
Time
1
July 4-July15
12:00 PM
Additional session may be added by popular demand
RED CROSS BABYSITTING COURSE
This course teaches important skills for staying home
alone or looking after other children. This course is
offered on Elementary PD Day-Friday, June 3rd.
Fee: $42.00
Session
–
Dates
Time
June 3
8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
OPEN
SATURDAYS
9AM TO 1PM
Serving
Serving Shelburne
Shelburne &
& Area
Area
for
over
25
years.
for over 25 years.
POLICY INFORMATION FOR CDRC PROGRAMS
Non-Funding Resident Policy – All programs are rated for residents of funding
municipalities-Town of Shelburne, Town of Mono, Township of Amaranth and
Township of Melancthon. A non-resident is defined as anyone who does not
pay property taxes directly to anyone of the previously mentioned funding municipalities. The programs offered by the Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex
are subsidized by municipal taxes. In order to keep the cost as low as possible
for residents, who already contribute to the municipal tax base, a user fee, of
$12.00 per participant, will be added to the registration costs for non-residents.
The CDRC reserves the right to request proof of residency.
Pro-rating of Program Fees – CDRC does NOT pro-rate fees for late registration
of programs.
HST – HST is included in all pricing shown unless specified and is only charged on
programs for youth 14 years of age and older and adults.
NSF Cheques – The CDRC charges an administration fee of $15.00 for each NSF
cheque received.
Waiting Lists – Once a class is filled, registrants will be placed on a waiting list
in the order that the registration is received. It is always recommended to go
on a waiting list as we may expand the class size or create a new time slot to
accommodate wait lists.
Receipts –A receipt will be issued at registration for any CDRC program. If your
receipt is misplaced there will be a cost of $5 for any reprint of tax receipts, per
session/per activity.
Photographs/Video – All program participants MUST have a signed waiver for
photography. Photographic/video equipment (including Personal Digital Assistants and Cellular Phones) are not allowed in changerooms, washrooms or in
program spaces. Taking photos or videos of participants during programs is
not permitted. Participants will be asked for written permission to have photographs taken by the media or Town staff for promotional purposes
Class/Program Postponement/Cancellations – The CDRC may cancel any class/
program that fails to meet minimum registration numbers one week prior to the
start date of the program. Some class/program times may change due to registration numbers. Participants will be offered a full refund or transfer to another
class/program if available. The CDRC reserves the right to withdraw, postpone,
cancel or combine classes/programs or to limit/increase registration. Cancellations will be posted on Facebook.
Transfers – Transfers from one class/program to another are based on availability within the same session. Transfers will not be permitted after the second
lesson of the program.
Refunds – All refunds are subject to an administration fee. Requests for refunds
must be received by the CDRC administration department prior to the end of the
second class. Requests for refunds after the second class will only be granted with
a doctor’s note. Refunds will be calculated on a pro-rated basis from the time the
CDRC administration department is notified regardless of the date the registrant
stopped attending classes. No refunds due to weather conditions or pool fouling.
Admission Standards for Public Swims – Children under 9 years of age must
be directly supervised in the water and within arm’s reach of a guardian 16
years of age or older. Maximum three children under 9 years of age per
guardian. Participants aged 9 and up may be required to participate in
a facility swim test to determine their swimming level. Those who pass the
facility swim test may swim in the deep end. Those who do not pass the
facility swim test must remain in the shallow end.
Facility Swim Test – To successfully pass the facility swim test, participants
must: swim 25 metres with the ability to put their face in the water; take at
least one (1) breath without putting their feet on the bottom of the pool;
and, tread water for one (1) minute. The swim admission standard applies
to all swims. Aquatics staff may ask for a demonstration of swimming ability
if they feel there is a question of a participant’s safety.
What Should my Baby Wear in the Pool? – Babies should wear baby swim
diapers or plastic pants under a bathing suit. Swim diapers are available to
purchase for $2 at the Customer Service Desk.
Changerooms – Children under 7 years of age may use any changeroom
accompanied by an adult 16 years of age or older. Children 7 years of
age and over must use the appropriate gender changeroom. The Centre
Dufferin Recration Complex has a family changeroom, which may be used
by either gender. For safety reasons, no strollers are allowed in the shower
area or or on the pool deck.
Personal Property – Participants are responsible for their personal belongings while participating in programs. Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex
assumes no responsibility for lost or stolen items. Lockers are available in the
pool changerooms. You must provide your own lock and remove it when
you leave.
Day Care and Senior/Adult Swim – Swims targeted to parents with young
children, seniors and special needs patrons.
Public Swim – Pool toys and personal flotation aids are allowed in the shallow end. Please check with our lifeguards for approval.
Age of Participants – Most children’s programs/activities are age-specific.
We ask that you respect these guidelines which were developed to serve
the best interests of all participants, and to ensure an enjoyable experience
in our programs.
Important Note – Recreational swimming hours may change due to special
events or program needs. Changes will be posted one week prior to event.
Parents should ensure that children have not eaten at least one hour prior
to swimming to reduce the risk of vomiting while swimming. If your child
is not feeling well, consider the health of others and do not participate in
the program. Pool facilities may close without notice due to maintenance
issues or pol fouling.
Lesson Notes – Please prepare your child for a male or female instructor.
Staff cannot accommodate preference of instructor.
Payments – Payment must be received before lessons begin. Missed classes will
not be rescheduled or refunded. Please ensure that you check the dates and
times that you have booked for your lessons. The CDRC accepts cash, cheque
and debit payments.
CDRC POOL INFORMATION
Swimming Pool – The Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex provides an outdoor 13m x 25m, six-lane lap pool. Note: If you would like to rent one of the
pools, or for more information contact the CDRC Pool.
Accessibility – The Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex pool has a chairlift
available for getting in and out of the water. When you arrive at the facility,
contact a staff member for assistance with the proper entrance and equipment. Gradual steps into the water are also available.
Medical Conditions – Please inform the Lifeguards if you have a medical condition. In the interest of public health and safety the Lifesaving
Society requires that “individuals with a serious medical condition be
directly supervised by an adult who is familiar with the condition and
treatment”.
CDRC SUMMER DAY CAMPS
For more information: 519-925-2402 • cdrccamp@shelburne.ca • Like our Facebook page
PAYMENT PER CAMPER – $31 per day • $150 per week • $270 for two weeks • $70 after care (5pm-6pm)
Plus HST • Cash, Cheque or Debit
Join the CDRC camps this summer for lots of fun, games, swimming and activities!
Children ages 4-12 can enjoy a variety of weekly themes. Camp runs from 8am-5pm!
JULY 4-JULY 8: OCEAN COMMOTION
AUGUST 1-5: LET’S GO GREEN
CDRC Campers will delve into the deep blue sea to learn about the
creatures that call it home. They will take part in a multitude of crafts
and activities that kick start their exploration including a pirate’s
treasure hunt and sea animal inspired water games.
Ignite the spark in your child, to keep our earth green through
various activities including a guest speaker and a nature walk in a
nearby park. These activities will make your child’s love for being
outdoors blossom
JULY 11-15: CDRC SUMMER OLYMPICS
AUGUST 8-12: BLAST THROUGH TIME
If you are energetic and love to be active, you will have a blast
participating in the CDRC Summer Olympics! Join us for a variety
of games and races where you can put your skills to the test. Your
chance to stand on the Olympic podium may be closer than you
ever imagined.
Buckle up; this is going to be a blast from the past. The CDRC Day
Camp is climbing into an imaginary time machine to take campers
through the era of dinosaurs and pioneers. Activities will allow
campers to experience events that occurred long before their time.
JULY 18-22: IT’S AN EMERGENCY!
AUGUST 15-19: INTO THE JUNGLE
Campers will have the opportunity to visit the Police Station, Fire
Station and receive a special visit from the Shelburne Paramedics.
This is a great opportunity for campers to learn about our local
emergency services and of course have fun while doing it.
Grab your binoculars; you are going on a safari adventure! CDRC
campers will become fearless explorers and may even encounter
unfamiliar creatures along the way.
JULY 25-29: ARTISTIC EXPRESS
Hop on the artistic express at CDRC Summer Camp for a chance for
your child to explore their creative sides, through both directional
and individual crafting. This is a great opportunity for your kids to
showcase their talents.
Active Nordic Walk
FOR BEGINNERS OUTDOORS at the CDRC
Walking with poles is a low stress, total body workout that’s
fantastic for weight loss, lowering blood pressure, relieving back,
shoulder and neck pain, recovery from knee and hip replacement
surgeries. Improves your posture, balance and core muscles.
It is also great for your body and mind.
All Ages • Poles provided • Wednesdays at 10:00 am
Walk for Fitness
Walk for Health
Walk for Life
Barry Bartlett - Instructor 416-540-1269
barry@activenordicwalk.com
www.activenordicwalk.com - www.urbanpoling.com
AUGUST 22-26: MAD SCIENTISTS
Put on you lab coat and safety goggles, because the CDRC
campers are about to become scientists in training. This week
campers will take part in a variety of ingenious experiments and
activities guaranteed to foster scientific curiousity.
CDRC SUMMER DAY CAMPS
For more information: 519-925-2402 • cdrcpool@shelburne.ca • Like our Facebook page
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
8:00 am – 9:00 am
Sign in and Free Time
9:00 am – 10:00 am
Camp Circle
10:00 am - 10:45 am
Main Activities
ABOUT US
The CDRC Day Camp is held at the Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex on 200 Fiddle
Park Lane. Each day campers will engage in a variety of activities from singing songs and
swimming to big group games and crafts. We take pride in ensuring that all children have
both a fun and memorable experience. Our camp headquarters is on the second floor
of the arena but we also have access to the Arena floor, outdoor fields and of course the
pool during a scheduled time.
Our Camps are a peanut free zone in order to protect
those children and staff with severe allergies. Thank
you for your consideration and cooperation.
10:45 am – 11:15 am
Nutrional Break
11:15 am - 12:00 pm
Change
Camp registrations will be accepted up to closing on
the Thursday prior to the start of the next camp week.
Payment in full must be included with the registration
in order to confirm your child’s place in camp.
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Private CDRC
Day Camp Swim
Swimming lessons can be worked into the child’s
camp day BEFORE or AFTER camp only. Inform the
lifeguard that your child will be attending camp and
we’ll do our best to facilitate you.
1:30 pm - 2:00 pm
Nutritional Break
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Main Activities
What to bring to camp: Lunch, sunscreen, hats, water bottle, towel, swim suit,
appropriate foot wear for running games
(no flip-flops or high heels)
If your child is going to be late for camp please call the CDRC.
Also keep in mind that the daily schedule is subject to change.
4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Pick up and Free Time
Oasis Tanning
& Esthetics
We offer...
• Massage Therapy
(with RMT receipt)
• Full Body Waxing
• Facials
• Manicures
• Pedicures
• Gift Certificates
Tanning...
Like us at
• Super Beds
• Executive Stand Up
• Executive Lay Down
www.facebook.com/oasistanningesthetics
To make an Appointment Call
519.925.9900
Walk-ins are Welcome!
HOURS OF OPERATION Monday-Friday 11-8pm
Saturday 11am-5pm • Sunday 11-3pm
526 Main Street, Shelburne, ON L9V 2Z2
CENTRE DUFFERIN RECREATION COMPLEX
Kids Classes - Monday & Wednesday 6:30 p.m.
Adult Classes - Monday & Wednesday 7:30 p.m.
PROGRAMS RUN YEAR ROUND
SIGN UP ANYTIME!
PROGRAMS
INCLUDE:
• FITNESS TRAINING
• SPARRING
• PATTERNS
• BELT TESTING
•TOURNAMENTS
CONTACT BERNIE OR LINDA
519.925.9254
SHELBURNETAEKWONDO@OUTLOOK.COM
SHELBURNE JR “C” VETS
LACROSSE CLUB
www.townofmono.com
New for 2016 is a Mono
Youth Soccer League
2016 OLA JR
“C” SCHEDULE
REGULAR HOME
SEASON SCHEDULE
Friday, May 6th
8pm
vs Halton Hills Bulldogs
Friday, May 13th
8pm
vs Six Nations Warriors
Friday, May 20th
8pm
vs Oakville Buzz
Friday, June 3rd
8pm
vs Brantford Warriors
Friday, June 17th 8pm
vs Caledon Bandits
Friday, June 24th 8pm
vs Fergus Thistles
Thursday, June 30th8pm
vs Mimico Mountaineers
“Together As One”
www.shelburnevets.com
Custom & Unique
Advertising
179 Main St. West
Shelburne, ON L9V 3K3
Town of Mono
The season will run from
June through August with
games being played
weeknights (except Fridays)
at the Mono College Park.
All leagues are co-ed and
grouped by age:
• Little Kickers Boys & Girls Mixed (born 2012) Monday Nights
• Under 6 Boys & Girls Mixed Tuesday Nights
• Under 8 Boys & Girls Mixed Wednesday Nights
• Under 10 Boys & Girls Mixed Thursday Nights
• Under 12 Boys & Girls Mixed Tuesday Nights
COST:
$70 per player (registered prior to April 1st, 2016)
$80 per player (April 1st, 2016 onwards)
Registration includes team uniforms, team photos, individual
trophies and a year end BBQ.
We need volunteer coaches!
We are also looking for sponsors » $200 per team, discount
for multiple teams. If you are interested please email
orangevilleathletic@hotmail.com
X
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X
X
X
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X
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WASHROOM/
CHANGEROOMS
TOILET-PORTABLE
TRAILS
TENNIS COURTS
SOCCER PITCH
LIT
SOCCER PITCH
UNLIT
SKATEBOARD PARK
PLAYGROUND
EQUIPMENT
PICNIC SHELTER
PARKING LOT
OUTDOOR RINK
GAZEBO
X
FIDDLE PARK
GREENWOOD PARK
CONCESSION
BRIDGE/
BOARDWALK
BASKETBALL/
MULTI-COURT
BALL DIAMOND
LIT
BALL DIAMOND
UNLIT
ACCESSIBLE PLAYGROUND
LOCAL PARKS
X
X
X
X
GREENWOOD
CRESCENT PARK
HYLAND PARK
X
KTH PARK
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
SHELBURNE
X
MORDEN PARK
SIMON STREET
X
WALTERS
CREEK PARK
AMARANTH
MUNICIPAL PARK
X
WALDEMAR
PARK
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
HORNING’S
MILLS PARK
X
MONO COMMUNITY
CENTRE PARK
X
LLOYD
ARMSTRONG PARK
X
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AMARANTH
MELANCTHON
X
MONO
X
Rzone
What is the Rzone?
How you can help
The Rzone is an operating procedure that identifies a code
of conduct shich applies to all Town of Shelburne recreation
and cultural centres, facilites, parks and programs. The Rzone
procedure enforces a set of expectations around violence,
vandalism and inapproprriate behaviour for participants and
the general public.
• Clean up after your group activities such as picnics
and sports tournaments in Town parks
What does the Rzone mean?
The “R” in the Rzone logo stands for Respect and Responsibility. Respect for Yourself; Respect for Others; and Responsibility
for your Actions. The logo will serve as a reminder to staff
and the public that the operating procedure is in effect and
applies to everyone: coaches, parents, players, performers,
audiences and visitors.
Goal
The goal of the Rzone operating procedure is to improve the
safety and leisure environment in all Town of Shelburne recreation and cultural centres, facilities, parks and programs.
Community organizations, residents, visitors and Town staff will
work together to promote respect and responsibility, improving
the safety, appearance and environment of our community.
• Remember to respect property, materials and
equipment when using services or participating in
programs at our community centres, arena and parks
• Report such items as graffiti, broken glass or burnt
out lights in any Town facility or park
• Report vandalism such as a park bench in need
of repair or playground equipment that has been
tampered with
• Report suspicious behaviour
such as a person peeking
into parked cars
• Report activities such as
verbal assults, threats/
aggression, physical
harm, alcohol
consumption,
theft and harassment
SHELBURNE POLICE
A TRADITION OF SERVICE
SCAMS - DON’T BECOME A VICTIM
The main means of communication that
fraudsters use to target the public are: websites, emails, telemarketing and regular mail.
Fraudsters take advantage of modern
communication tools to avoid any “face to
face” contact with victims. Fraudsters use
fictitious names, addresses and identities to
avoid apprehension by law enforcement.
Often fraudsters register phone numbers,
websites and email accounts with fictitious
information. Victims are asked to send
money using money transfer services to
another jurisdiction or country.
The more common schemes include:
• Canada Revenue Agency Scam
• Grand Parent or Emergency Scam,
• Advanced Fee Loan,
• Secret Shoppers,
• Bank Investigator Scam
• Attorney Collection Scam,
• Lottery/Sweepstakes,
• Fraudulent Work at Home Offers,
• Internet Auction Overpayment/
Reimbursement,
• Internet Auction Advanced Fees,
• Internet Auction Ghost sales,
• Fraud loss Recovery Scam.
TIPS
Consumers are reminded to be diligent
and cautious when engaging in financial
transactions not in person. Some of the
below tips may be helpful in preventing this
type of fraud:
• Never use verification information provided
by the other party engaged in the financial
transaction. The address provided by the
other party may be false and the phone
number may be registered to a fictitious
name. Many scammers use toll free phone
numbers to add to the appearance of
legitimacy. They use mail box addresses that
appear to be suites in well known financial
districts.
• Consider your recourse. What would you
do if the transaction goes bad? How would
you recover your money? If you have sent
money outside your jurisdiction you may not
have any practical recourse to recover your
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money. If you have sent money outside your
country there may not be any legal recourse
to recover your money. Remember, once
the money leaves Canada it is now outside
the laws of Canada.
• Conduct independent research prior
to engaging in the transaction. Have you
searched the names and addresses on
the internet for reports or complaints many
against the company or person.
• If you are using a bank, money transfer
service or e-commerce service for payment
contact them directly. Never use email links
provided by the other party engaged in the
transaction.
REPORTING SCAMS:
If you become a victim of a scam,
contact Shelburne police at 519-925-3312
immediately.
If you have been contacted by a scam
artist, but did not become a victim by losing
any money, you can report the scam directly
to the Canadian Anti Fraud Centre online at
www.antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca,
or by calling 1-888-495-8501.
Town of Shelburne – Upcoming Events
www.shelburne.ca
APRIL 28 - SHELBURNE & DISTRICT EDC BREAKFAST
6:30-8:30am Shelburne Legion, Rear Entrance 203 William Street
JULY 1 - CANADA DAY FESTIVITIES & FIREWORKS
at its new location “Fiddle Park”
MAY 26 - EDC GOLF TOURNAMENT
at the Shelburne Golf Club 3:00pm
JULY 21-24 PICKIN IN THE PARK AT FIDDLE PARK
Camping, Entertainment, Open mic jam sessions all weekend
www.pickinthepark.webs.com MAY 26-SEPT 22 SHELBURNE BIA FARMERS MARKET
Every Thursday 3:00-7:00pm. Located at 1st Avenue & Owen
Sound Street (beside the Trinity United Church)
www.shelburnefarmersmarket.ca
JUNE 1 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TORCH RUN
through Shelburne
JUNE 18 - STREET FESTIVAL & CLASSIC CAR SHOW
Downtown Shelburne 10am - 4pm AUG 3-7 HERITAGE FESTIVAL AS PART OF FIDDLE WEEK
various locations –also camping at Fiddle Park
www.heritagemusicfestival.com
SEPT 16-18 - 149TH SHELBURNE FALL FAIR
Theme “Country Roots & Rubber Boots” Shelburne Fairgrounds,
Shelburne & District Agricultural Society www.shelburnefair.com
www.shelburnefair.com
For hall rentals and inquiries, please call 519-925-2600 or by email at assistant@shelburne.ca
Linda Amour Grant
Lyngrant Financial Services Inc.
Certified Financial Planner &
Chartered Financial Divorce Specialist
Linda is the principal owner of Lyngrant Financial Services
Inc., which has been operational since 2009. With 25+
years of banking and insurance experience, Linda is well
positioned to assist you with your financial needs. As a
Certified Financial Planner (CFP), she takes pride in helping
her clients plan for their financial future by developing and
implementing a strategy that is well suited to their needs.
Linda is also a Chartered Financial Divorce Specialist
(CFDS). She helps individuals and couples going
thru a separation/divorce reduce legal cost by first
understanding their financial options.
Need a passionate, qualified Financial Advisor
who puts your needs first?
Contact Linda Amour Grant.
Lyngrant
We hope you enjoy reading
our Recreation Guide.
To reserve your spot in
the Fall 2016 edition
please call
Debbie Freeman
at the
Shelburne Free Press Office
Financial Services Inc.
2 118 Main St. E., Shelburne
877-393-4701
lyngrant@lgfs.ca
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SHELBURNE PUBLIC LIBRARY
201 Owen Sound Street, Shelburne, ON L9V 3L2 • www.shelburnelibrary.ca
SHELBURNE PUBLIC LIBRARY
201 Owen Sound Street, Shelburne, ON L9V 3L2 • www.shelburnelibrary.ca
Melancthon Township
www.melancthontownship.ca
The Horning’s Mills Hall Board is busy
planning more events at the Hall.
We hope to soon be announcing a
new yoga series as well as another
session of Nia dancing.
Join us at the Hall on April 30 at
6 p.m. for “Birthday...Surprise”,
a murder mystery performed by
the Dundalk Little Theatre, while
enjoying another fabulous dinner
prepared by local chef Jason
Reiner. Cash bar. All proceeds
towards Hall improvements.
Tickets on sale now for $35 at the
Masonville Store, or call Jim at 705481-7548 to reserve your table for
6. Check our website, or “Horning’s
Mills Community Hall” on Facebook
for more info.
Don’t forget the Hall is available
for rent at very competitive rates
for your personal or business
function. Last fall, we undertook
repairs to the building with the
generous support of Peter White
at Multiurethanes, who provided
and installed the materials for
some waterproofing, and Jeff
Demmans Construction and Miles
Coe, who also donated supplies
and equipment. Thanks to an
incredible number of donations to
the Hall in memory of Jim Fraser,
the floor on the lower level has
also been repaired and refinished.
For bookings, please contact the
Hall Manager, James Webster,
at 705-481-7548 or by email at
jamescarletonwebster@gmail.com.
Keep up-to-date about the
Hall’s activities: like Horning’s Mills
Community Hall on Facebook, visit
our website at
www.horningsmills.ca, or add
your name to our email list by
contacting info@horningsmills.ca
NEW HORIZON’S
SENIORS CLUB
CENTRE DUFFERIN NEW HORIZON’S CLUB
IS LOCATED IN THE MEL LLOYD CENTRE (DOOR F)
Interested in fun activities, day trips, fellowship?
Why not join a Senior’s (55 plus) group. Bridge,
Euchre, Bid Euchre, Cribbage, Art Club,
Shuffleboard, Day Trips, Special Features and
Seminars related to Seniors.
MONDAY: Bridge 1:00 - 3:30pm
TUESDAY: Shuffleboard 1:00 - 3:00pm
Bid Euchre 7:00 - 9:30pm
WEDNESDAY: Exercise 9:00 - 11:00am
6 Handed Bid Euchre 1:00-3:30pm
THURSDAY:Cribbage 9:00 - 11:00am
Bridge 1:00 - 3:30pm
FRIDAY: Art Workshop 9:00 -11:30am
Shuffleboard 1:00 - 3:00pm
Club President Pat Batchelor (519) 925-3764
Membership Co-ordinator Alice Jones
(519) 925-3169 $10 Annual Membership Fee
includes monthly newsletter
Dufferin County Community
Support Services
Offers a variety of support programs to seniors
For more information please contact
(519) 925-2140 ext. 5235
374028 6th Line Amaranth (Corner of County Road 10 & 6th Line)
Amaranth, Ontario L9W 0M6
Phone: 519-941-1007 • Fax: 519-941-1802
email: township@amaranth-eastgary.ca
website: www.amaranth.ca
Amaranth Township is pleased to offer a
variety of recreational/community services to the public.
RECREATION HALL - with seating for 175 people, includes tables
& chairs for your meeting, wedding or family functions.
CERTIFIED KITCHEN - complete with dishes, glasses,
cutlery & cookware.
PAVILION - complete with picnic tables and hydro.
PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT
SOCCER FIELDS - for a fun game with family & friends or for rental
by organized teams.
AMARANTH SOCCER PROGRAM - runs every summer from June
to August, ending with a BBQ, trophies and team photos for all
participants.
CANADA DAY CELEBRATIONS - the Township of Amaranth hosts
an annual Canada Day celebration. Check out our website
for more information.
COMMUNITY CENTRES - the Township of Amaranth proudly supports
the Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex and the Grand Valley &
District Community Centre. For more information, please refer to the
following websites:
Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex www.shelburne.ca
Grand Valley & District Community Centre www.grandvalleycommunitycentre.ca
LIBRARIES - the Township of Amaranth is a member of the
Shelburne District Library Board and the Grand Valley Library
Board. For more information, please refer to the following
websites: Shelburne Public Library - www.shelburnelibrary.ca
Grand Valley Public Library - www.grandvalley.org
OpEN
24
HOUrS
• Bakery
• Hot Deli Counter
• BBQ Chicken
• Carry Out Service
• Custom Cut Meats
• Delivery Services - Phone In
• Food Bank Drop Off
• Gift Cards
• Lotto Centre
• Party Platters
• Propane Exchange Program
• Rug Cleaning Rentals
• Speciality Cakes
• Water Refills
Unit 1-226 First Ave. East, Shelburne ON
Phone: (519) 925-6032 • www.foodland.ca

2016 Spring/Summer Recreation Guide

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