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Community Recreation Program Guide 39
PROGRAM MAP
Town of Innisfil
E Centennial Park
D Innisfil Beach Park
C Holy Cross Catholic School
B Alcona Glen Elementary School
A Stroud Arena/Curling Club
O Harbourview Golf Club
N Country Concession
M Yujo Martial Arts
L Nantyr Shores Secondary School
K Grange Hall
J Cookstown Public School
R Sunnybrae Public School
Q Cookstown Library
LEGEND
F Churchill Community Centre
P Lakeshore Library
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910 Leslie Street
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G Killarney Beach Public School
H Lefroy Arena (Hall & Ice Surface)
I Cookstown United Church Hall
Provincial Highway
County Road
Local Road
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218 Sunnybrae
Avenue
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7883 Yonge Street
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1310 Innisfil Beach Road
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676 Innisfil Beach R
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967 Innisfil Beach
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910 Leslie Street
1146 Anna Maria Avenue
Alcona Glen Elementary School
Holy Cross Catholic School
Innisfil Beach Park
Nantyr Shores Secondary School
Lakeshore Library
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LEGEND
Alcona
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GENERAL INTEREST PROGRAMS
PROGRAM MAP
ILLUSTRATION DRAWING
& PAINTING
Experienced Course for Adults
Bring on the Adventure!
This advanced program offers a review of drawing and
painting fundamentals ie. elements of design, perspective
and composition. More intense work is devoted to
techniques, effects and special requests of the participants.
A variety of mediums will be covered with indepth work on
watercolour, acrylics, marker and ink.
This program encourages the development of personal style,
an increase in artistic competence and confidence.
Supplies
Students will supply their own materials or choose to
purchase an “ArtPack” (See Introductory Course writeup for
materials included. Cost $50. incl. tax.)
BROADWAY MUSIC THEATRE
FOR ADULTS
Come out and learn all the disciplines of music theatre.
Acting (scene study, character development, stage
movement, improv) Singing (breath control, projection,
group singing, harmony) and Dancing (flexibility, fitness,
jazz, movement).
Alan Blenkinsopp has been involved in musical theatre for
over 12 years, and has performed such roles as Daddy
Warbucks in “Annie” and Henry Higgins in “My Fair
Lady”, a role for which he received a Thea Award
nomination for Best Actor in a Musical and most recently
“Sky Masterson” in “Guys & Dolls”. Alan has directed
“West Side Story”, Nunsense, Forever Plaid, Peter Pan,
Anne of Green Gables and “I Believe In Christmas” a
children’s Christmas Studio in Newmarket. You will see
Alan in numerous TV Commercials and Videos such as
Molson Canadian, Alta Mira, Movie Central, Freedom 55,
Dorito’s, The Tragically Hip video and many more airing on
Canadian and US channels.
Instructor: Alan Blenkinsopp
KILLARNEY BEACH P.S.
RESIDENT FEE: $ 89.10
NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 106.90
8 Weeks
January 5 - February 23
Mon. 6:15 p.m. - 8:15 p.m.
Course Code: 126
Scouts Canada is an allround fun and healthy
program for boys & girls.
We Carry: Wide range of Scouts clothing,
camping equipment, books and more.
Come in & check out our store!
The Adventure Store
Bryne Dr.
727-0951 4-556
www.swr.scouts.ca
GENERAL INTEREST
Instructor: David Aspenlieder
INNISFIL PUBLIC LIBRARY RESIDENT FEE: $ 105.00
LAKESHORE BRANCH NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 126.00
8 Weeks
Thurs. 7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Course Code: 155
• Dynamic Outdoor
Programs
• Respect,
Self-Confidence
• Team Work
• Leadership
• Hiking
• Camping
• Sports
• Water Activities
• Games
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FENG SHUI
Offers a full range of
Personal & Commercial
Financial Products
and services
www.innisfilcu.com
MAIN BRANCH
8034 Yonge St.
Innisfil,ON L9S 1L6
T: 705.436.1910
ALCONA BRANCH
1040 Innisfil Beach. Rd.
Innisfil,ON L9S 2MS
T: 705.436.6005
TOILETS/PORTABLES
K. Winter
Sanitation Inc.
Feng Shui (pron Fung Shway) is the art of arranging your
home or workplace to enhance your health, wealth and
happiness.
Learn how to use Feng Shui to design your home. Discover
how colour and texture relate to Yin/Yang balance the five
element theory and the Pakua Learn how to implement basic
cures and tips to obtain harmony and balance in your home
and your life.
Orlagh Manthorpe is a certified Feng Shui Practitioner and
Instructor with the Feng Shui Institute of Canada. In
addition to personal and business consultants Orlagh has
taught workshops for Human Resources Development
Canada, The Learning Annex, Kwartha District School
Board and the Ontario Herbalist Association. Orlagh
provides a service based on integrity and honesty, often
providing her clients with results in just one consultation.
Instructor: Orlagh Manthorpe
ALCONA GLEN E.S. - STAGE RESIDENT FEE: $ 56.20
NON RESIDENT FEE : $ 67.45
4 Weeks
January 6 - January 27
Tues. 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Course Code: 141
Toilet & Sink Rentals
Parties Construction Sites
We can deliver or you can pick up
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√ Airport Service
√ Package & Letter
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√ Reasonable Rates
√ Corporate
Accounts Welcome
CALL US FIRST
728-4444 or 728-5555
24 HOUR SERVICE • 9 CLAPPERTON
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COOKSTOWN PUBLIC
LIBRARY
NON RESIDENT FEE : $ 67.45
4 Weeks
February 5 - February 26
Thurs. 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Course Code: 240
LIVE TO LEARN & LEARN TO LIVE
An Introduction to Brain Gym
Everything in life is about Learning. Come out and discover
simple ways to make learning and life more enjoyable. For
more information go to www.braingym.org
Daphne Duckworth is an RPP, Specialized Kinesiology,
Certified Brain Gym instructor and is training in NLP. Her
classes are known to be fun, informative and self
empowering.
Instructor: Daphne Duckworth
ALCONA GLEN E.S. - STAGE RESIDENT FEE: $25.00
NON RESIDENT FEE: $30.00
1 Night
January 15
Thurs. 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Course Code: 241
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THE WINNING WORD!
Are you, or would you like to be working on a project for
publication? Over the course of this session your work will
be honed and edited. Critical evaluations include value,
originality, validity, potential and marketability.
Completion of this course does not guarantee publication as
we have no control over market fluctuations. Participants
will walk away with knowledge of how to improve their
chances of publication. Please bring notebook or exercise
book and writing utensils to class.
Served in the Unique Style of
the 50’s & 60’s “The Friendly People”
725-9535
279 Yonge Street
(705)
We accept Visa on orders over $10
ELECTRICAL SERVICES LTD.
50 INNISFIL ST.
BARRIE, ONTARIO
L4N 4K5
“Serving the Area
Since 1951”
WRITING FOR FUN & PROFIT
Be successful! Get what you want by communicating
effectively. From a successful resume to a letter of
complaint to an item for publication, this fun course equips
you with the mental framework and tools to achieve the
result you desire. Participants will have the opportunity to
prepare written material for submission to an individual or
agency of their choosing.
Instructor: Christy Burton
INNISFIL PUBLIC LIBRARY
8 Weeks
Wed. 10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Course Code: 242
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ALCONA GLEN E.S. - STAGE RESIDENT FEE: $ 63.60
8 Weeks
Wed. 7:45 p.m. - 8:45 p.m.
Course Code: 243
Bus: (705) 726-1859
HIGHLAND DANCING
THE SANDERSON
SCHOOL OF HIGHLAND
DANCING
Established over 30 years
Diane Sanderson, Life Member,
The British Association of
Teachers of Dancing
Michelle (Sanderson)
Leslie Member BATD
Monday, La Ronde Dance Academy
Wednesday, St. Georges Anglican Church
Thursday, St. Georges Anglican Church
Preparation for Exams, Competitions,
Performances and Recital
For information and registration please call
436-4422 or 1-800-603-2331
GENERAL INTEREST
Christy Burton has written since early childhood, and first
published at 12 years of age. She is a freelance
photojournalist and writer, and is currently News
Director/Anchor for LIFE 100.3 FM in Barrie. For two
years she served as Editor/Producer of the Innisfil Scope
Newspaper. She has a post graduate diploma in
Fundraising and Resource Development from Georgian
College, and has lectured on a variety of topics in Academic
and public settings.
Instructor: Christy Burton
LEFROY BANQUET HALL
8 Weeks
Thurs. 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Course Code: 207
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AUTO DIRECTORY
COMPUTERS DON’T BITE
Introduction to Computers & Internet
Get In. Be Moved.
Discover the wonderful world of computers and build your
"Can Do" attitude in four fun, hands-on sessions. Learn what
makes computer so "smart" and how can you harness its
power. Find your way among files and folders. Create, edit
and bring personal touch to your documents. Get connected
with the rest of the world through the World Wide Web and
e-mail. Learn to search and find what you need. Protect
your children from the Internet darker side. Create your
own web page in three easy steps.
200 Essa Road (at Hwy. 400)
NOTE: Please note booklet used in class can be purchased
from the instructor for an additional cost of $10.00.
ZOOM
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Barrie
737-3440
TED
SHIER
AUTO & TRUCK SERVICE
22 BAY SHOP • CLASS A MECHANICS
• DOMESTICS & IMPORTS •COMPUTER
SPECIALISTS & TUNE-UPS • BRAKES
• MUFFLERS • ALL ENGINE REPAIRS
• FLEET WORK • ALIGNMENTS
• A/C REPAIRS
OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK
725-1714
150 BROCK STREET
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AUTO SERVICE
SERVICE SINCE 1979
•Air conditioning •Tune-ups •Brakes
•Safety Inspections •Wheel Balancing
•Mufflers •Propane Safety Inspections
192 Tiffin Street
Anne St
Hwy 400
Tiffin St.
OPEN:
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7:30am-5:30pm
728-6712
Elena Domerchie is an experienced, industry certified
instructor. Her workshops provide a practical, interactive
and rewarding experience, so the participants keep coming
back for more.
Instructor: Elena Domerchie
COOKSTOWN PUBLIC
LIBRARY
8 Weeks
Tues. 5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Course Code: 136
MICROSOFT OFFICE OVERVIEW
Learn vital computer skills and advance your career.
Convey confidence and professionalism with Microsoft
Word. Unveil the mystery of Mail Merge. Produce dazzling
documents with just a few clicks of the mouse. Tap into
capabilities of Microsoft Excel. With a little “know how”
Excel’s user friendly tools can transform your data into
smart looking tables, charts and graphs. Unleash the magic
of Microsoft PowerPoint. Persuade and inspire your
audiences with powerful presentations. Dress up your
message with animation, sound and stunning graphics.
Harness the power of Microsoft Access. Put information
about your customers, suppliers, orders and sales at your
fingertips. Eliminate confusion and duplication, save time
on searches. Instantly create reports that make your data
come to life.
NOTE: Please note booklet used in class can be purchased
from the instructor for an additional cost of $10.00.
Instructor: Elena Domerchie
8 Weeks
Thurs. 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Course Code: 165
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FOLK ART/DECORATIVE PAINTING
ADULT WORKSHOP
AUTO DIRECTORY
COLLISION SPECIALIST
Comma Strokes, Scrolling, Side Loading, Double Loading...
Come out to this four hour workshop and learn how to paint
using the above techniques, then apply them to a project that
you that you can take home and be proud of!
Anyone can paint! You just need to be shown how!
All supplies are included.
Instructor: Lisa Rankin
INSTRUCTOR’S STUDIO
St. John’s Side Road
1 Day
January 31
Sat. 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Course Code: 144
• A1-new updated
• BLACKHAWK equipment
• BLACKHAWK trained body
technicians
155 Brock St. 737-5560
FOLK ART/DECORATIVE PAINTING
BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE
A general supply list will be available at time of registration.
The cost of supplies are extra and are available for purchase
in class. A complete list of supplies will be issued at the
first class.
Instructor: Lisa Rankin
INSTRUCTOR’S STUDIO
St. John’s Side Road
6 Weeks
Tues. 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Course Code: 142
Tues. 7:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Course Code: 143
CARS & TRUCKS
ASK ABOUT
OUR WARRANTY (FOREIGN & DOMESTIC)
Ferndale Dr.
This six week course offers two projects that involve
blending and stroke techniques. Beginners will be pleased
to discover the results they can achieve, while intermediate
students will enjoy expanding on what they’ve already
learned. During this course you will receive step by step,
one on one instruction making it possible for anyone to learn
to paint!
W.
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Dunlop
E.
705-728-2472
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1 km west of 400 Hwy
SOUTHVIEW
AUTO CENTRE
CLASS A MECHANICS
DOMESTIC & IMPORTS
COMPUTERS DIAGNOSTICS
TUNE-UPS FRONT END
BRAKES TIRES & MORE
EXHAUST
737-2826
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188 BURTON AVE BARRIE
TM
GENERAL INTEREST
Exp.
Since
1956
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GUITAR
Making Farming
Better For The Past
63 Years
SIMCOE DISTRICT
CO-OPERATIVE SERVICES
This four week course designed for beginners and players
with limited skills is taught by Innisfil teacher/guitarist Ken
Losell, BA Music. Topics include re-stringing the guitar and
instrument care, a series of freeboard exercises, basic chord
sets, ear training, song structure and rhythm.
Instructor: Ken Losell
CHURCHILL COMMUNITY
CENTRE
4 Weeks
Mon. 6:15 p.m. - 7:15 p.m.
Course Code: 149
4 Weeks
February 9 - March 1
Mon. 6:15 p.m. - 7:15 p.m.
Course Code: 150
STAINED GLASS
BEGINNER / INTERMEDIATE
Learn this beautiful art and create projects you will treasure.
FOR ALL YOUR
WINTER NEEDS...
• Terralite and Kodiak Work Boots
• Hammill Work Clothing
• Winter Gloves & Accessories
• Automotive Supplies
• Snow & Safety Fencing
• Snowblowers & Accessories
• Farm Supplies
• Feed and Watering
• Pet Food & Pet Accessories
• Bird Seed and Feeders
• Bagged Livestock Feeds
SIMCOE DISTRICT
CO-OPERATIVE
BARRIE (705) 726-6531
STAYNER (705) 428-2840
ORILLIA (705) 326-6495
DUNDALK (519) 923-2015
ELMVALE (705) 322-3041
THORNBURY
(519) 599-2626
MEAFORD
SHELBURNE (519) 925-3830
259 INNISFIL STREET
BARRIE, ONTARIO L4N 3G2
PH: (705) 726-6531
BEGINNER
During this course, you will learn the basics of
Copper Foil and Hobby Came lead by completing a
project in each of these techniques.
Please note the cost of the first project is included in the cost
of the program. Participants are required to pay for the
second project, their own glass cutters and safety glasses.
INTERMEDIATE
For those who have learned the basics but require
further guidance this will be provided as you
work on projects of your choice. Intermediate
students will receive a credit of $20.00 to be used at
Huronia Art Glass towards the purchase of their
supplies.
Instructor: Carol Minshall
STROUD BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 125.00
NON RES FEE: $ 150.00
8 Weeks
January 14 - March 3
Wed. 7:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Course Code: 202
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the use of lead
products, we recommend that women who are
pregnant or thought to be pregnant, refrain from
participating in this course.
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CHOICES IN SMOKING
How to stay fit, healthy and sane while kicking the habit.
Learn quick, easy and useful techniques to benefit your
process of becoming smoke free. Please bring a water
bottle.
Daphne Duckworth is an RPP, Specialized Kinesiology,
Certified Brain Gym instructor and is training in NLP. Her
classes are known to be fun, informative and self
empowering.
Instructor: Daphne Duckworth
STROUD BANQUET HALL
NON RES FEE: $ 53.50
2 Weeks
January 22 & 29
Thurs. 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Course Code: 131
Thurs. 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Course Code: 244
If your child isn’t reading with
confidence, we have a program
to help bring the joy back into
learning.
Our proven phonics program
will help your child with
reading,writing and spelling.
Call us today and see the
difference tomorrow!
Call Today
www.oxfordlearning.com
Yonge & Mulock, Newmarket
(905)954-1100
331 Bayfield St., Barrie
(705)727-9090
READING • WRITING • SPELLING • FRENCH • MATH • STUDY SKILLS • HOMEWORK SUPPORT
Instructor will discuss and demonstrate machine operation
utilizing all parts, stitch lengths & widths, threading, bobbin
winding and foot attachments (Button Hole, Zippers, Rolled
Hem, Straight Stich). Pull out that old machine and figure
out what all those parts, dials and knobs actually do. Learn
how to maintain the machine by learning when and where to
oil.
Please bring sewing machine in good working order, thread
and attachments to first class.
Instructor: Christine Brunner
ALCONA GLEN E.S. STAGE
1 Night
January 8
Thurs. 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Course Code: 199
737-2040
GENERAL INTEREST
SEWING WORKSHOP
Learn Machine
Operation & Maintenance
“WHY CAN’T I READ?”
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SEWING WORKSHOP
Learn to Read, Layout and
Cut Commercial Patterns
favourite
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4 BARRIE
STORES:
11 Bryne Dr., 733-1119
201 Cundles E., 739-5002
620 Yonge St., 735-2390
472 Bayfield St., 735-6689
Instructor will discuss and demonstrate how to read and
follow commercial patterns instructions, as well as proper
cutting techniques. Learn to read patterns and create
properly sized garments, along with appropriate layout and
pinning for minimal fabric waste. Also find out proper
layout techniques that will help in avoiding common
mistakes when cutting fabric, thus ensuring pieces match.
Students are to bring a desire to learn.
2 Nights
January 22 & 29
Thurs. 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Course Code: 200
SEWING FOR
BEGINNERS / INTERMEDIATE
Would you like to learn to sew and create your own clothing
or home decorating project? Learn basic machine operation
and the ability to identify and utilize all parts. Become
skilled at reading and cutting commercial patterns. Students
will have the opportunity to complete a project.
For those interested in Intermediate lessons students must
have beginner skill level. Intermediates will learn more
advanced techniques such as hemming, sleeve attachment,
zippers and buttonholes. Those students will also have the
opportunity to complete a project.
Please bring sewing machine in good working order, thread
and machine needle to first class.
8 Weeks
Mon. 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Course Code: 197
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PLEASURE CRAFT OPERATOR
CARD COURSE
The Competency of Operators of Pleasure Craft Regulations
require operators of pleasure craft fitted with a motor and
used for recreational purposes to have proof of competency
on board at all times.
1. Any operator born after April 1, 1983
Must be able to show proof of competency
as of September 15, 1999.
2. All operators of craft under 4 meters in length,
including personal watercraft.
3. All operators.
If you are a boater who falls under item one or two of the
above mentioned conditions then it is advisable to obtain
your P.C.O.C. Card as soon as possible.
Instructor: Ernest J. Marshall
CHURCHILL COMMUNITY
CENTRE
4 Weeks
Mon. 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Course Code: 179
REFINING THE RIDE
WITHOUT
TAMING THE SPIRIT.
XL 1200R SPORTSTER®
1200 ROADSTER.
SHOWN IN IMPACT BLUE
The high-compression, high-flow
heads and performance cams
make every trip through the gears
pure excitement. And the agile,
new frame makes every road an
asphalt playground. It’s the
Sportster® 1200 Roadster.
Barrie
Harley-Davidson
®
110 Bradford Street
728-5322
Monday-Saturday 10am-6pm
Friday 10am-7pm
GENERAL INTEREST
Ernest Marshall Boating Education
- Basic Boating Course, Canadian Power and Sail
Squadron, 1991
- Seamanship, Canadian Power and Sail
Squadron, 1993
- Advanced Pilot, Canadian Power and Sail
Squadron, 1994
- Certified ‘Pleasure Craft Operator Card’
Instructor, Water Training Centre 2000.
THE NEW 2004 SPORTSTER.®
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BARRIE WELDING & MACHINE
(1974) LTD.
39 Anne St., Barrie, ON L4N 2C7
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE
STANDARD FIRST AID COURSE
OFFERING FULL C.N.C. CAPABILITY
WELDING - TSSA CERTIFIED
PRESSURE & PORTABLE
FULL SERVICE WAREHOUSE:
STEEL ALUMINUM,
STAINLESS ETC.
AUTOMATION - DESIGN &
BUILD MACHINES
FULL SERVICE MACHINE SHOP
MILLING, BORING, GRINDING
LASER-PROFILE CUTTING
(705) 726-1444
Fax: (705) 726-1830
I.S.O. 9002 Registered
CWB CERTIFIED
Ages 16 - Adult
This 16 hour certified course covers life threatening
conditions as well as more common First Aid situations. It
meets with WSIB regulations and your certificate is valid for
three years. Some of the topics covered are; Emergency
Scene Management, Artificial Respiration, CPR, Choking,
Medical Conditions and Bone and Joint Injuries. FACT:
95% of the time you are doing first aid on someone you
know and love.
** St. John Ambulance cancellation policy is that requests
for refunds/transfers must be made at least 3 working days
prior to course start date. No refund will be given if this 3
day limit expires. No refund will be given if your last minute
cancellation brings the registration numbers below minimum
Presenter: St. John Ambulance
LEFROY BANQUET HALL
2 Days
January 7 & 8
Wed. & Thurs. 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Course Code: 203
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CHURCHILL COMMUNITY
CENTRE
2 Days
February 22 & 29
Sun. 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Course Code: 245
Stroud
Lynn Street
Innisfil Beach Road
Hwy 11
Hwy 11
➥
CAKE DECORATING
VILLAGE MARKET
PLAZA STROUD
“DRIVE THRU - DINE IN”
431-8560
VILLAGE MARKET PLAZA
STROUD
Come out and have fun learning special techniques to set
apart your cake from a bakeshop cake. We will use various
sizes of cakes and cupcakes to learn leveling, crumb coating,
decorating with leaves, flowers and borders. Supply list
available upon registration.
Instructor: Gladys Fieldhouse
COOKSTOWN UNITED
CHURCH HALL
4 Weeks
Tues. 1:15 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.
Course Code: 127
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COOKSTOWN P.S.
ROOM 103
RESIDENT FEE $ 45.00
4 Weeks
Tues. 7:15 p.m. - 9:15 p.m.
Course Code: 128
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QUILTING
FROM THE FABRIC UP!
Join us to learn everything you need to begin quilting. This
eight week course will teach you how to choose fabric, use a
rotary cutter and sew a 1/4” seam. Create a sampler style
wall hanging for your favorite room and learn all the current
quilting techniques along the way. The last two weeks will
be spent practising machine quilting so that you can finish
your masterpiece!
A sewing machine in good working order is needed or you
can request to use one of our 6 classroom machines.
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GENERAL INTEREST
Instructor: Vivienne Judge
COUNTRY CONCESSIONS
1 Dufferin St., Cookstown NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 104.90
8 Weeks
Wed. 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Course Code: 193
Wed. 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Course Code: 194
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Set Your Recyclables Out This Way...
Or use 2 blue boxes
(1 for Containers 1 for Paper Fibres)
DO NOT MIX containers
and paper fibres in one
blue box
- set out separately
CONTAINERS
FOOD AND BEVERAGE CANS
Rinse out soup of juice or other cans and place lids loose in the
bottom of the cans. Place cans loose in the Blue Box.
GLASS BOTTLES & JARS
Remove caps and lids for recycling and rinse containers.
PLEASE remove and discard straws. Place loose in your
blue box.
ALUMINUM TRAYS & FOIL
Place clean foil-ware in your Blue Box..
PLASTIC BOTTLES, JUGS AND TUBS
All plastic bottles, jugs, tubs, lids and
pails (up to 1 gallon) marked.
PETE
HOPE LOPE
PP
OTHER
NO motor oil bottles. Remove lids, rinse, flatten and
place loose in the Blue Box. NO PLASTIC BAGS.
PAPER FIBRES
NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, CATALOGUES, PHONE BOOKS
Place in a bag next to your blue box. Also include
glossy magazines, flyers and paper back books.
HOUSEHOLD FINE PAPER
Writing and mailed paper. Bag with your newspapers and
place beside or on top of your Blue Box. No brown
envelopes or tissues.
BOXBOARD
Remove inserts and liners from cereal, detergent, and
shoe type boxes. Include toilet and paper towel rolls.
Flatten and stuff into a boxboard box, and place
beside your Blue Box.
CORRUGATED CARDBOARD
Layered cardboard with a ripple between the layers.
NO waxed cardboard. Flatten, tie, and place beside your Blue
Box. Maximum size 30” x 30” x 8”. Maximum 3 bundles.
ART & PLAY FOR ADULTS
AN EXPLORATION
Ages 18 & up
Do you need some fun and relaxation after a long day?
Have you always loved art but never found the time? Come
and express your creativity through art. Explore different
mediums, clay, painting, water colour, drawing and print
making. If you’re a beginner this is an excellent place to
start. For those with some experience come and explore
working in a different way.
Artist, Sarah Beveridge has received her Bachelor of Fine
Arts from Windsor University and has a Master of Fine Arts
from the University of Western Ontario. She is a practicing
artist that has exhibited in Toronto, London, Windsor,
Stratford and has an up-coming exhibition at the Robert
McLaughlin Gallery in Oshawa. She has taught a first year
art program at the University of Western Ontario and is also
the former Co-Director of I-Land Gallery, Toronto.
Instructor: Sarah Beveridge
LEFROY BANQUET HALL
8 Weeks
Wed. 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Course Code: 121
“NEW”
CREATIVE MEMORIES WORKSHOP
Note sure what to do with all of your photos laying around?
These classes will teach you about preserving your precious
memories in a 7x7 album that your family and friends will
envy. Speed tools and supplies make this activity fast, fun
and rewarding! Cost includes 7x7 album with page
protectors, enhancers and the use of instructors tools.
Optional: Additional page enhancements available from the
instructor at an additional cost.
Instructor: Laurie McGeachy
CHURCHILL COMMUNITY
CENTRE
2 Weeks
January 6 & 13
Tues. 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Course Code: 246
For more information call:
County of Simcoe
Environmental Services
(705) 726-9300 Ext. 289
1-800-263-3199
As of Jan. 05, 2004
(705) 735-6901
1-800-263-3199
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COOKSTOWN PUBLIC
LIBRARY
2 Weeks
February 4 & 11
Wed. 7:15 p.m. - 9:15 p.m.
Course Code: 247
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FITNESS PROGRAMS
ADULT MARTIAL ARTS CLASSES
The instructors at Yujo Martial Arts are looking forward to
meeting you. If you ever wanted to give Martial Arts a try
now is your chance, or if you have already tried it and want
to get back into it now is the time. You will be learning
Martial Arts in a safe, friendly and non-intimidating
environment. Learn lots of basics, have lots of fun trying
out some of those fancy kicking techniques seen. Learn
some practical self-defense, get into shape and have a blast
doing it. Each student will have the opportunity to develop
skills they never knew they had and enhance skills they
already may possess. Come out and join the fun and catch
the energy. Although this class is offered to teens, a mature
and responsible attitude is required to participate in this
program.
For ages 6-18
The Best Instruction in the County
Lessons •Tournaments •Informal play
Register by telephone ONLY
(705) 325- 9376 / 323-3430
For more info e-mail:
simcoecountychessclub@primus.ca
www.geocities.com/simcoecountychessclub
ADULT MARTIAL ARTS
LUNCH TIME CLASS
A fun course in Martial Arts for Adults. Get in better shape
and learn how to defend yourself at the same time. Relaxed
atmosphere. No experience necessary. If you have ever
wanted to try Martial Arts now is your chance. Each person
is expected to work at their own pace.
8 Weeks
Wed. 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Course Code: 120
ADVANCED ADULT SKIING 8 WEEKS
8 weeks of high end, technical skiing challenging you to
improve your skiing in all snow, on all terrain. Taught by top
Level 3 & 4 ski pro’s.
Thursdays 7:30 - 9:30 PM. Starts January 8/04
Lessons only $179. Lessons & tickets $229
NIGHT RIDERS
8 Wednesday nights of snowboard lessons for all levels,
ages 16 to adult.
Wednesdays 7:30 - 9:00 PM. Starts January 7/04
Lessons only $129. Lessons & tickets $179
Lessons, tickets & Snowboard rental $249
ADULT SKIING 4 WEEKS
4 weeks of lessons and fun for ages 16 to adult, for all ability levels.
Tuesdays 7:30 - 9:00 PM. Starts January 6 or February 3
Lessons only $69. Lessons & tickets $99.
Lessons tickets & ski rental $129.
WORLD OF SKIING
online
Snow Valley Road, Barrie
721-SNOW (7669)
www.skisnowvalley.com
FITNESS
Instructor: Jody Moon
YUJO MARTIAL ARTS STUDIO RESIDENT FEE: $ 50.30
GILFORD
8 Weeks
Tues. 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Course Code: 119
GENERAL INTEREST
Instructor: Jody Moon
GILFORD
8 Weeks
Mon. 8:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Course Code: 118
SIMCOE
SIMCOE COUNTY
COUNTY
CHESS
CHESS CLUB
CLUB
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FIRST WEEK FREE
“My Dad says it’s about
PROTECTION.
My Mom says
it’s about
FOCUS
and I say it’s
FUN! ”
Our classes will make children safer, but
we focus on much, much more than just
self-defense.
We teach ANGER MANAGEMENT and
NON-VIOLENT CONFLICT RESOLUTION.
We develop vital skills of CONCENTRATION
and FOCUS, and we build CONFIDENCE
and SELF-ESTEEM.
We also offer a way to try our school
out before enrolling to make sure you
like what you see. For more information
on our TRIAL PROGRAM call us at:
School Name, Phone
& Address Here
1393 Thomas Rd., Innisfil, ON
705-456-KICK e-mail: yujo @on.aibn.com
MEMBER: National Association of Professional Martial Artists
FITNESS PROGRAMS
INTRODUCTION TO LINE DANCING
If you have never line danced before this is the course for
you! Come and learn the basic steps to line dancing in a
relaxed, easy going, fun atmosphere. Line dancing is an
excellent way to have fun while burning those unwanted
calories. Before long you will be dancing more intricate
steps and will be able to move into the next level.
Please note: shoes with leather soles preferred or shoes with
non marking soles.
Instructor: Dianne Bishop
GRANGE HALL
8 Weeks
Thurs. 7:45 p.m. - 9:15 p.m.
Course Code: 158
LINE DANCING
BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE
“Vine to the right, vine to the left . . .” Words you will soon
become familiar with. Come and learn the basics to line
dancing and progress to more intricate steps. Get your heart
rate up and burn calories while you relax and have fun. This
program is a benefit both physically and socially.
Participants must have some previous experience in line
dancing.
Instructor: Dianne Bishop
GRANGE HALL
8 Weeks
Thurs. 9:15 p.m. - 10:15 p.m.
Course Code: 160
ADULT JAZZ HIP HOP
• Trampoline Lessons for
ages 5 & up
• Exercise Classes
• Birthday Parties
• Group Discounts
• Public Bouncing
Call for Holiday Information
(705) 721-4256
If you enjoy watching music videos and would like to know
how to dance like that then ‘Jazz Hip Hop’ is for you. Each
class will feature music from a hot new singer or group. A
great warm up and a high energy combination which
combines all the new steps you have learned. At the end of
the session you will have a chance to be in the lime light as
the class performs in it’s very own music video. Family and
friends are invited to come and video or photograph the
production. Please wear comfortable clothing and clean
indoor running shoes.
Instructor: Renee Busher
STROUD BANQUET HALL
8 Weeks
Tues. 7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Course Code: 248
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ADULT LOW-IMPACT AEROBICS
Feeling Fat or Out of Shape? Are you looking to increase
your energy level? This class will help you feel good about
yourself guaranteed! The music is great and the moves are
easy to follow so that you have fun and look forward to the
next class. One hour long class working from your head to
your toes starting with a warm up (lots of stretching to
prevent injuries), cardio (working and strengthening the
heart burning calories while doing so), muscle endurance
(working the upper major muscles - hand weights or full
soup cans optional), floor work (working the lower major
muscles) and a relaxing cool down. Please dress
comfortably and not too warmly, proper indoor running
shoes are a must.
Darlene is a certified instructor which includes CPR & First
Aid. Also, specially trained in neck, back and knee
problems. Every exercise that is taught is safe for any of the
above issues. Darlene educates you as to which muscles you
are working and will modify exercises according to your
needs.
Instructor: Darlene Simmons
STROUD BANQUET HALL
8 Weeks
January 5 - March 8
(No Class January 26 & February 23)
Mon. 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Course Code: 116
*******************
FAMILY LEARN TO SKATE
Join in the fun and casual, yet structured way to learn to
skate. Individualized instruction is the focus of this course.
The whole family can learn together - everyone at their own
pace. It's a little like a public skating session, but with your
own instructor there with you - the best of both worlds.
Parents are encouraged to strap on the blades as well...it's a
family affair. The first person from each (immediate) family
registers at the rate below. Each additional member of that
family pays only $10.00. Please Note that the seniors
discount does not apply to this program.
Instructor: Cathy Mills
LEFROY ARENA
8 Weeks
Wed. 4:00 p.m. - 4:50 p.m.
Course Code: 140
You deserve the best!
• Laser hair removal
• Spider veins, varicose veins latest technology
• Botox Cosmetic
• Facial pigmentation, sun spots
• Microdermabrasion skin care
• Spa pedicures, manicures, facials
• Dermalogica® skin care line
Great gift ideas!
CALL FOR A FREE SKIN CARE
CONSULTATION
Dr. Deborah Martin, our medical professionals
and medical estheticians are here to help you
look and feel great!
570 Bryne Drive, Barrie - 735-0639
115 Hurontario Street, Collingwood - 445-7758
www.martinveinclinic.on.ca
FITNESS
HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC
SCHOOL
8 Weeks
Wed. 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Course Code: 117
SIMCOE COUNTY’S PREMIERE
VEIN AND LASER CLINIC
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FITNESS PROGRAMS
PHYSIO - FIT
WINTER PROGRAMS 2004
“REGISTRATION DATES”
December 2-3-4, 2003 & December 6,2003
10:00am - 2:00pm
11:00 - 1:00pm
6:00pm - 8pm
Held at 145 Welham Road, Unit 6, Barrie, Ontario (705) 726-0370
10 Week Session: Jan. 5, 2004 - Mar. 14, 2004
• PARENTS ‘N TOTS: girls & boys, 18 months-3 years,
45 min class (parent participates with the child) .................... $71.00
• JUMPING JUNIORS: girls & boys, 21⁄2-4 years, 1 hour
class,(parent participates for the first four weeks of the program) ......$85.00
• PRIMARY: girls & boys, 3-5 years old, 1 hour class
(child participates independently) .............................................$85.00
• TUMBLE TOTS: girls & boys, 4-6 years old, 11⁄2 hr
class (must have one year of prior gymnastics experience) ............$112.00
• GIRLS/BOYS/MIXED RECREATIONAL:
6-13 years old, 11⁄2 hour class.......................................$112.00
• GIRLS/BOYS/PURPLE LEVEL-UP: 6-13 years old,
2 hour class (must be currently working on their purple level-up
badge in the CanGym system) ................................................. $134.00
• TEEN/ADULT: men/women, 14 years old and up,
1 1/2 hour class ............................................................ $112.00
• CO-ED TRAMPOLINE: girls & boys, 6-13 years old,
1 hour class,...................................................................$75.00
• BEGINNER TUMBLING: girls & boys, 6 years old
& up, 11⁄2 hour class .....................................................$112.00
• Schedule of Programs will be made available at time of
Registration - All classes run once per week.
• Registration is on a first come, first serve basis.
• A charge of $15.50 G.O. Membership/BKGC administration fee is
due annually
• A 10% sibling discount on 2 or more children based on the lowest
program fee will apply
• The BKGC is a non-profit organization. Each member is required
to participate in 1 mandatory fundraiser per year or pay a $25.00
buyout fee . Fundraiser MUST be paid at the time of registration.
* CHRISTMAS CAMPS BY THE DAY *
Offered on: December 22, 23, 29, 30, 31
*FULL DAY CAMPS * *HALF DAY CAMPS *
Boys & Girls ages 6-13
9:00am-4:00pm
$30.00/day
Boys & Girls ages 3-5
9:00am-12:00 noon
$20.00/day
All new members attending camps are required to purchase a Gymnastics
Ontario Card for $15.50 at time of registration A non-profit organization
serving the City of Barrie and it’s surrounding area for over 35 years!
145 Welham Road, Unit #6, Barrie,
Ontario
(705) 726-0370
Learn to experience your own anatomy, regain agility and
grace in your movements and last but not least invigorate
your well being! This movement class run by one
physiotherapist who is interested in a holistic approach to
exercise.
Instructor: S.Christine Runge, Reg. P.T.
& Therapeutic Eurythmist
STROUD BANQUET HALL
4 Weeks
(No Class January 27)
Tues. 9:45 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.
Course Code: 170
EURYTHMY
“A Modern Art of Movement”
Rediscover the joy to move: Let your arms ‘sing’ and your
feet ‘speak’ a sound -a word -a sentence -a poem and -a
rhythm. Experience your ability to actively harmonize your
body, mind and spirit. This movement course is for all ages
and genders. Wear comfortable clothing and soft soled gym
slippers.
Instructor: S.Christine Runge, Reg. P.T.
& Therapeutic Eurythmist
STROUD BANQUET HALL
4 Weeks
Tues. 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Course Code: 139
PILATES OVER 50
Develop muscular strength, flexility and endurance through
this “mat work” program designed exclusively for
participants over 50. This class slows down the regular pace
of the mat work and provides more modifications for bodies
that aren’t as flexible as they used to be! It is in your best
interest to attend the first class.
Note: Mats are available, please feel free to bring your
own.
Instructor: Kimberly Craig
CHURCHILL COMMUNITY
CENTRE
8 Weeks
Wed. 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Course Code: 177
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PILATES FOR BEGINNERS
Develop muscular strength, flexibility and endurance
through this ‘mat work’ program. Pilates is a mindful yet
dynamic workout that can be customized easily to suit the
needs and objectives of each participant. Its repertoire of
challenging moves are based on the principle that by
systematically and methodically developing a strong and
flexible torso, the whole body can be balanced, aligned and
conditioned for optimal performance. It is in your best
interest to attend the first class. Note: Mats are available,
please feel free to bring your own, Cookstown P.S. has
school mats.
CHURCHILL COMMUNITY
CENTRE
8 Weeks
Mon. 1:45 p.m. - 2:45 p.m.
Course Code: 171
8 Weeks
Fri. 10:45 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.
Course Code: 172
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8 Weeks
Wed. 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Course Code: 173
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.• Ballet • Creative Dance • Jazz
• Modern Dance
• Tap • Dance Aerobics
• Ballroom • Piloga
• Boys & Girls 3 yrs +
• Parents & Tots 2 yrs
• Beginners Through Advanced Levels
• Fully Qualified, Friendly Staff
• Men & Women
• CDTA Jazz & Tap • Cecchetti, Ballet
www.huroniadance.ca
CAROL GILLSTROM
BFA Hons Dance, A.I.S.T.D Dip. (Cecchetti Ballet)
(705) 726-5126
COOKSTOWN P.S. - GYM
Serving Your Community!
PILATES WITH THE BAND/BALL
PREREQUISITE: BEGINNER CLASS
CHURCHILL COMMUNITY
CENTRE
8 Weeks
Fri. 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Course Code: 178
8 Weeks
Mon. 3:00 pm. - 4:00 pm.
Course Code: 249
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Ask about our competitive
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888 Innisfil Beach Rd, Innisfil
705-436-2121 • 1-888-712-9994
FITNESS
Using thera bands & stability balls, learn exercises designed
to add variety, intensity and fun to Pilates mat classes by
simulating the resistance and exercises performed on the
reformer. You must have completed at least one 8 week
Beginner mat work session to take this class. Note: Mats
and bands are available. You are required to supply your
own stability ball (55cm or 65cm).
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FITNESS PROGRAMS
PILATES FOR INTERMEDIATES
PREREQUISITE: BEGINNER CLASS
MARCH 5, 6, & 7 2004
The Event Centre
(Barrie Fairgrounds)
165 Essa Road, Barrie, ON
Develop muscular strength, flexibility and endurance
through this ‘mat work’ program. Pilates is a mindful yet
dynamic workout that can be customized easily to suit the
needs and objectives of each participant. Its repertoire of
challenging moves are based on the principal that by
systematically and methodically developing a strong and
flexible torso, the whole body can be balanced, aligned and
conditioned for optimal performance. Note: Mats are
available, please feel free to bring your own, Cookstown P.S.
has school mats.
CHURCHILL COMMUNITY
CENTRE
8 Weeks
Mon. 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Course Code: 174
8 Weeks
Fri. 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
Course Code: 175
*******************
8 Weeks
Wed. 8:15 p.m. - 9:15 p.m.
Course Code: 176
Brought to you by
MBM Metroland Consumer
Shows
YOGA FOR BEGINNING
& CONTINUING STUDENTS
located at
This course is designed to lead the participants gradually
through a progression of gentle exercises benefiting the
individual. Of great importance are correct breathing
methods, especially for those with a respiratory problem.
The art of complete relaxation will prove invaluable in
combating stress and insomnia. Side benefits include weight
adjusting and muscle toning, more healthful sleep, better
digestion and therefore, increased awareness, greater energy
and a more vital outlook and appearance. An enjoyable way
of adapting ancient wisdom. Please bring a soft belt or an
old tie.
Instructor: Marie Welsman
CHURCHILL COMMUNITY
CENTRE
NON RES. FEE: $ 67.45
7 Weeks
(No Class Jan. 29, Feb. 19 & Mar. 4)
Thurs. 7:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Course Code: 215
Kozlov Centre Mall
400 Bayfield St., Suite 243
Barrie, ON. • L4M 5A1
• Fax: (705) 734-9600
• E-mail: nbv@simcoe.com
(705) 734-1728
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YOGA FOR BEGINNERS
A wonderful opportunity to relieve stress and ease your
body/mind into the experience of yoga. You will learn basic
yoga postures (asanas), breathing and relaxation techniques.
Wear comfortable loose-fitting clothes, bring along a
housecoat belt and a blanket. Floor mats will be provided.
If you are pregnant please check with your physician
before registering and be sure to let the instructor know.
Instructor: Gail Esau
CHURCHILL COMMUNITY
CENTRE
8 Weeks
January 7 - March 3
Wed. 6:30 p.m. - 7:45 p.m.
Course Code: 213
DAYTIME YOGA
A wonderful opportunity to relieve stress and ease your
body/mind into the experience of yoga. You will learn basic
yoga postures (asanas), breathing and relaxation techniques.
Wear comfortable loose fitting clothes, bring along a
housecoat belt and a blanket. Floor mats will be provided.
If you are pregnant please check with your physician before
registering and be sure to let the instructor know.
To keep you and your family safe you should...
Plug In Safely:
• Inspect all extension cords for cracks in the
protective sheathing.
• Use cords appropriately - different cords are
available for indoor and exterior use.
• Plug outside lighting and decorations into
GFCI receptacles.
• Never remove or expose the third prong.
• Don’t run electrical cords across driveways
and walkways.
• Keep all plugs and connectors off the ground
(exterior).
• Don’t run extension cords under carpeting
(interior).
• Don’t overload extension cords and/or circuits.
Instructor: Gail Esau
CHURCHILL COMMUNITY
CENTRE
8 Weeks
Wed. 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Course Code: 251
This class will offer some combinations of strength,
movement, balance, posture training, co-ordination and
dynamic stretching poses. A total body approach that
challenges all levels of flexibility. This class includes a
deep relaxation component. Note: School mats are
available, please feel free to bring your own.
Instructor: Helga Sieber
COOKSTOWN P.S.
LIBRARY
4 Weeks
Mon. 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Course Code: 212
4 Weeks
February 9 - March 1
Mon. 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Course Code: 250
FITNESS
YOGA FOR ALL
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GRAPPLING JU-JITSU
Ages 12 & up
Nail Down Your
Summer Season!
Ju-Jitsu translated means ‘The Gentle Art’. Come out and
get into shape and learn self defence skills in a fun, safe and
non-intimidating environment. A sport for everyone (male
& female) that will challenge your mental and physical
abilities. Participants are asked to wear t-shirt and shorts or
track pants. Although this class is offered to teens, a mature
and responsible attitude is required to participate. Males
require jock support.
Instructors: Jody Moon or
Heather Moon
GILFORD
8 Weeks
Thurs. 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Course Code: 148
MARCH 13 & 14, 2004
RECREATION BADMINTON
Barrie Molson Centre
brought to you by MBM Metroland & Consumer Shows
and Greater Barrie Home Builders Association
New & Improved 2004
• Earlier show dates
• Expanded marketing
• Longer hours
• Seminars
• Support Services
19 years & older
Get involved in this fun sport in a relaxed atmosphere. This
evening out combines exercise and fun. Basic rules of play
are followed in informal games. No previous experience
necessary, learn while you play or brush up on your skills.
Please wear clean indoor shoes and bring your racquet if
available. Racquets can be provided.
Coordinators: Lynn and David Dare
NANTYR SHORES S.S. - GYM RESIDENT FEE: $ 52.00
8 Weeks
Wed. 7:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Course Code: 195
The Spring Home Show is timed to catch the perfect time for interest
in spring and summer home improvement.
ADULT CO-ED VOLLEYBALL
It's a great place to market your product or service! You talk directly
to people interested in what you have to sell. You demonstrate complex
products or services one-on-one. You create instant awareness of new
products or services. You let prospects touch, feel, and see what you have
to sell. You differentiate yourself from your competitors.
21 years & up
You can build your own prospect database and continue selling year
round. Consumer shows are a tried way for creating maximum exposure
for small to medium size business. We have been producing the largest
and most successful consumer shows in central Ontario since 1994. Tens
of thousands of central Ontario residents attend MBM-Metroland
consumer shows every year. We're backed by Metroland Printing,
Canada's largest group of community newspapers.
(705) 734-1728
This fun course will start with a brief warm up. Informal
pick-up games will be the central activity in this course.
Participants should be somewhat familiar with the game, but
the main objective is to enjoy a fun night out. Bring along
your sweats, your energy and your sense of humor.
Coordinator: Sue Whiston
KILLARNEY BEACH P.S.-GYM RESIDENT FEE: $48.15
8 Weeks
Wed. 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Course Code: 112
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ADULT LADIES VOLLEYBALL
21 years & up
This non-competitive program is a wonderful opportunity to
exercise and enjoy meeting other women in your
community. It is helpful if participants are somewhat
familiar with the game but not necessary because the main
objective is having fun. You can be guaranteed a good
laugh! Note:Clean white-soled indoor shoes are mandatory.
Coordinator: Nancy MacMinn
8 Weeks
Mon. 8:15 p.m. - 9:45 p.m.
Course Code: 114
GOALS
0
ASSISTS
0
NEW FRIENDS
5
*******************
Coordinator: Anne Beausoleil
SUNNYBRAE P.S. - GYM
8 Weeks
Mon. 7:45 p.m. - 9:15 p.m.
Course Code: 115
SEMI-COMPETITIVE VOLLEYBALL
21 years & up
COMPETITIVE VOLLEYBALL
21 years & up
Get ready to play hard. If you want to win, then we want
you to play. Be prepared to dig, set and spike-rules strongly
adhered to. Not sure, sign up for semi-competitive.
Coordinators: Tami Sanginesi & Tim Sturgeon
ALCONA GLEN E.S. - GYM
8 Weeks
Thurs. 8:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Course Code: 135
The first goal is having fun.
Timbits Hockey isn’t about winning
or keeping score. It’s about learning
the basic skills of the game, making
new friends, and most importantly,
having fun. Every year over 50,000
entry-level players across the country get the chance to discover just
how great the game can be. That’s
why your local Tim Hortons is
proud to sponsor Timbits Hockey in
Innisfil.
FITNESS
Participants must be well versed with the rules and be
experienced playing the game. Proper rules will be adhered
to and hence your skills must be up to that level. The
evening will include some assistance with skills, but mostly
pick up games. Please note - please wear clean indoor court
shoes only!
Coordinator: Glenn Sturdy
ALCONA GLEN E.S. - GYM
8 Weeks
Thurs. 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Course Code: 196
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INFORMATION INNISFIL
TOWN OF INNISFIL
COUNCIL MEMBERS
MAYOR BRIAN JACKSON
8319 Yonge Street
Innisfil, Ontario L9S 3C3
Residence No.: (705) 722-3825
Email: bjackson@barint.on.ca
DEPUTY MAYOR BARB BAGULEY
3654 - 6th Line
Innisfil, Ontario L9S 3M1
Residence No.: (705) 458-9358
Email: abaguley@bconnex.net
COUNCILLOR PAUL WARDLAW
WARD 1
6217 Hwy. 27, R.R. #1
Cookstown, Ontario L0L 1L0
Residence No.: (705) 458-0055 Email:wardlawfarms@drlogick.com
COUNCILLOR KEN SIMPSON
1914 Simcoe Blvd.
Innisfil, Ontario L9S 4N4
Residence No.: (705) 456-6224
Email: kenorandrea@hotmail.com
WARD 3
COUNCILLOR BILL PRING
1733 Cedargrove Ave.,
Innisfil, Ontario L9S 4K9
Residence No.: (705) 456-0704
Email: bbpring@sympatico.ca
COUNCILLOR JOE BELESKEY
2112 Victoria Street, East
Residence No.: (705) 431-2989
WARD 5
Email: nola.wale@sympatico.ca
2137 Innisfil Beach Rd
Innisfil, Ontario L9S 1A2
WARD 6
Innisfil Fire & Rescue
Email: wauchope@sympatico.ca
Innisfil, Ontario L9S 2C3
COUNCILLOR LYNN DOLLIN
21 Queen Street, P.O. Box 409
Cookstown, Ontario L0L 1L0
Residence No.: (705) 458-9023
Municipal Office (2147 Innisfil Beach Road)
Clerks Services
Mayor and Council Office
Municipal Law
Human Resources
Financial Services
Technical Services
Customer Service
Inspection Service
Parks/Operational Services
Utilities Services
Programs and Development (6322 Yonge Street)
Community Centres
Stroud
Lefroy
Churchill
Innisfil Parks & Recreation
On Call Number
Pager Number
Animal Control
Water Treatment
Police (Chief Bruce Davis)
Fire (Chief Scott Griffith)
Dog Licensing
Library Stroud
Churchill
Cookstown
Lakeshore
South Simcoe Police
COUNCILLOR GORD WAUCHOPE
1326 Innisfil Beach Rd.,
Innisfil, Ontario L9S 4B7
Residence No.: (705) 436-5388
WARD 4
Email: jbeleskey@sympatico.ca
COUNCILLOR NOLA WALE
18 Cherrywood Lane
Innisfil, Ontario L9S 1M6
Residence No.: (705) 431-5255
WARD 2
MUNICIPAL SERVICE
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
WARD 7
Email: jbecause@sympatico.ca
ALL COUNCIL MEMBERS CAN ALSO BE REACHED
THROUGH THE TOWN OF INNISFIL AT:
TEL: (705) 436-3710 FAX: (705) 436-7120
2147 Innisfil Beach Road,
** Please note this Program Guide was published prior to the
November 2003 elections. For updated council members
please call theTown Office at the above number.
Innisfil Hydro
436-3710
456-4711
436-3321
456-2581
456-4711
790-3887
720-6756
431-2882
431-8448
436-4263
436-2763
436-3710
436-1681
456-2671
458-1273
431-7410
436-2141
436-2763
431-4321
2073 Commerce Park Dr
OTHER FREQUENTLY CALLED NUMBERS
Innisfil Chamber of Commerce
Human Resources Centre (Barrie)
Member of Parliament (Aileen Carroll)
Member of Provincial Parliament (Joe Tascona)
Royal Victoria Hospital
Simcoe County Health Unit
Cookstown
Barrie
Simcoe County Board of Education
Separate School Board
431-6063
728-2468
726-5959
737-4242
728-9802
458-1103
721-7330
728-7570
722-3555
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CURLING CLUBS
Stroud Optimist Club
Doug Souilliere, Tres.
456-7436
458-4273
Welcome Wagon
Lorie
Shirley
436-3329
436-2365
436-1473
SCHOOLS
Churchill Curling Club
456-2100
Cookstown Curling Club
Doug Brown,
Stroud Curling Club
LIONS CLUBS
Cookstown & District Lions Club
Eric Webber, Pres.
458-9659
Gilford & District Lions Club
John Hamilton
456-3008
Innisfil Killarney Beach Lions Club
Kathleen Carignan
Innisfil Lions Club
Pres. Bill Fralick
733-0001
458-4350
CLUBS
Alcona Beach Club
Ron Hudson
Bon Secour Snowmobile Club
Andrew Jamison
Cookstown Agricultural Society
Barb & Dave Marling
431-8139
456-7651
458-4590
Cookstown Chamber of Commerce 458-7007 or
Pres. Pat Aldernethy
905-729-2773
Cookstown Maple Leaf Seniors Club
Doug Jacobs, Pres
458-9258
Olive Butt, Treas.
458-4307
Gilford & District Horticultural Society
Mona Rea
456-0132
431-5918
Bouncing Ball Co-op
Nursery School
436-1569
Cookstown Central Public School
458-4461
458-4414
Barrie South Simcoe Minor Lacrosse
Cathy Kloepfer
456-6942
Innisfil Mens Broomball League
Don Elliott
728-0781
Innisfil Oldtimers Hockey
Blair McClure
431-1514
Lefroy Blazers In Line Hockey
Susan Wood
456-5356
Sandy Cove Senior Men’s Baseball
Kenneth Clark
436-2510
436-4564
458-2588
Goodfellow Public School
436-3600
Holy Cross Catholic School
431-2935
Innisfil Central Public School
456-2534
Killarney Beach Public School
456-2630
Nantyr Shores Secondary School
431-5950
Sunday Nite Ball
Chris Reynolds, Pres.
St. Francis of Assisi
431-5711
HALLS
Sunnybrae Public School
436-1100
Churchill Community Centre
456-4711
MINOR ORGANIZATIONS
Gilford Community Hall
456-6015
Cookstown Minor Soccer Assoc.
Gord Fisher,
Carl Andersen,
Innisfil Fire & Rescue
436-2763
Innisfil Municipal Office
436-3710
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 547
456-2531
Royal Victoria Hospital
728-9802
458-0821
458-4038
Girl Guides of Canada - Ages 5 and up
Lynda Guitard-Haskin
431-8189
Innisfil Figure Skating Club
Laurie Szekeres
Innisfil Minor Baseball Assoc.
Deanna Hunter, Pres.
(905) 778-9812
South Innisfil Community Centre (Lefroy Arena)
Dave Garreau, Supervisor
456-2581
431-2791
South Simcoe Police Service
436-2141
458-4845
South Simcoe Theatre
737-3229
Innisfil Minor Hockey
Mike Jacobs
436-6436
Stroud Innisfil Recreation Centre (Stroud Arena)
Rick Garner, Supervisor
436-3321
Innisfil Minor Softball League
John Hamilton, Pres.
Jeff Crichton
436-3633
431-1431
Innisfil Soccer Club
431-4516
456-5315
Innisfil Minor Broomball League
Harry Squibb
Innisfil Historical Society
Audrey Miller, Pres.
436-7939
Nantyr Beach Association
Richard Sobun
431-9596
Painswick & District Horticultural Society
Ethel Cope
733-1887
Donna Wice
436-2578
Lefroy Blazers In Line Hockey
Susan Wood
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 547
Bob Wilkins
Lefroy Minor Hockey Assoc.
Bart Sedore
456-2531
436-5197
728-9975
ADULT ORGANIZATIONS
Cookstown Co-op Playgroup
Jackie Edwards, Pres.
Innisfil Chamber of Commerce
Debbie Mayerhofer
Ontario Early Year Centre - Innisfil Satellite
Judy Hubert
431-7666
Scouts Canada - Ages 5 and up
Judi Chartrand
West of Hwy 400
Dave Johnston
456-3145
456-5356
456-0138
LIBRARIES
Churchill Public Library
456-2671
Cookstown Public Library
458-1273
Innisfil Public Library
Lakeshore Branch
431-7410
Stroud Public Library
436-1681
Thornton Lions Club
Gord Davis
456-3189
Alcona Glen Elem. School
Lefroy Skating Club
Bonnie Enwright
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2003-2004 ICE SCHEDULE & FEES
STROUD ARENA
LEFROY ARENA
(Starting September 2nd)
(Starting October 1st)
Public Skating
(Adult: $3.00/Child: $1.50)
Sunday 2:00 - 3:20 p.m.
Saturday
Parent and Tot Skating
(No Charge)
Tuesday 1:30 - 2:50 p.m.
Wednesday 9:30 - 10:50 a.m.
Seniors (Cost: $1.00)
Thursday 11:00 - 11:50 a.m.
1:00 - 2:20 p.m.
Any cancellations or additional skating times will be posted in each arena and at the Parks & Recreation office in Churchill.
IMPORTANT
NO Skating the week of March 15th - March 19th, 2004.
ADDITIONAL PUBLIC SKATING
DURING SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
STROUD ARENA
FEES
PUBLIC SKATING: Adults $3.00
Children $1.50
ICE CHARGES: Stroud and Lefroy Arena
(20% non-resident fee applies for ice rentals)
Fri. Nov. 28
1:00 - 2:20 p.m.
Fri. Feb. 20
11:30 - 12:50 p.m.
Fri. Mar. 12
1:00 - 2:20 p.m.
LEFROY ARENA
Fri. Nov. 28
3:00 - 4:20 p.m.
Fri. Feb. 20
1:00 - 2:20 p.m.
Fri. Mar. 12
10:00 - 11:20 p.m.
Early Morning
Non Prime Time:
(Mon. to Fri. 6 a.m. - 8 a.m.)
Morning
Non Prime Time:
(Mon to Fri 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.)
Minor Sports . . . . . . $ 90.00
Casual Ice . . . . . . . . $ 90.00
Minor Sports .. . . . . $ 95.00
Casual Ice. . . . . . . . $ 95.00
Prime Time: (Mon. - Fri. after 5 p.m.)
(All day Saturday & Sunday)
Casual Ice. . . . . . . $ 124.00
ADULT SHINNY HOCKEY
Shinny Hockey is recreational hockey only. It should be understood by
all players that there will be no contact and no slap shots or raises.
SENIORS players are 55 years of age and over.
ICE AVAILABLE
Dec. 26th (Boxing Day)
Jan. 1st (New Years Day)
Must Book in Advance
at the Parks & Recreation
office 456-4711.
DRESSED GOALIES ARE FREE.
ADULT - Stroud Arena - $ 5.00/player
Tues. 12:00 - 1:20 p.m. and Thurs. 12:00 - 1:20 p.m.
ADULT - Lefroy Arena
Wed. 11:30 - 12:50 p.m.
SENIORS - Stroud Arena - $5.00/player
Tues. 10:30 - 11:50 a.m. and Thurs. 9:30 - 10:50 a.m.
Please pay the Arena Supervisor before you get dressed.
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Hall and Location
Rates
Capacity
Special
Notes
Licensed
Unlicensed
Stroud Innisfil C.C.
7883 Yonge Street
Hwy. 11
$251.00
GST Included
$129.00
GST Included
300 persons
- Handicap
Accessible
- Air Conditioned
- Non Smoking
South Innisfil C.C. ( Lefroy )
1354 Killarney Bch. Rd.
Lefroy, Ontario L0L 1W0
$200.00
GST Included
$107.00
GST Included
180 persons
Churchill Community Centre
6322 Yonge Street
Hwy. 11
Churchill, Ontario L0L 1K0
$200.00
GST Included
$107.00
GST Included
100 persons
- Handicap
Accessible
- Air Conditioned
- Non Smoking
- Handicap
Accessible
- Air Conditioned
- Non Smoking
Alcona Glen Elementary School
Innisfil, Ontario L9S 4B7
Hourly Rates Available. Call
Parks and Recreation 456-4711
for booking information.
500 persons
- Non Smoking
- Limited Parking
• All of the above prices are for residents of the Town of Innisfil. There is a 20% non resident rate.
• A meeting rate is available upon request.
• For further information on the above facilities call Town of Innisfil - Parks and Recreation at (705) 456-4711.
L.L.B.O LICENSES
Liquor licenses issued by the L.L.B.O are mandatory for all
functions serving alcoholic beverages (including wine).
Applications for special occasion permits may be obtained
at any L.L.B.O store but must be returned to the
Mary Street L.L.B.O store.
TOWN OF INNISFIL PARKS INFORMATION
SOCAN FEE
The Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers
of Canada (SOCAN) under Federal license are authorized
to charge a fee under Tariff - 8 Receptions , Conventions,
Assemblies for using pre-recorded music.
FEE: $61.58 - 7% GST included.
These Fees are in addition to hall rates.
PARK
Innisfil Beach Park
676 Innisfil Beach Rd.
Innisfil, Ontario
* PAVILION nearest the
soccer pitch/baseball
diamond.
TIMES
Full Day
9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
PAVILION RATES
RES.
NON RES.
$70.00
$84.00
SPECIAL NOTES
- Admission Fee for
Non Res. $20.00
- Admission Fee for bus
$2.00 per person
- Picnic Tables
- Hydro
Boat Launch
Innisfil Beach Park
Mon. - Fri.
Sat., Sun. &
Holidays
No Charge
$10.00
$12.00
$12.00
- Boat Launch Fee
in addition to
Admission Fee
Centennial Park
2870 7th Line
Innisfil, Ontario
L9S 4H6
8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
3 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Full Day
9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
$35.00
$35.00
$70.00
$42.00
$42.00
$84.00
- Picnic Tables
- Hydro
- Beach Volleyball
Diamond Rental
(Nets provided)
$5.00/hour
$6.00/hour
- Light fees $20
TOWN OF INNISFIL HALL RENTALS
TOWN OF INNISFIL HALL & PARK INFORMATION
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The Innisfil Public Library offers something for everybody, from infants to senior citizens.
Please take a look at our upcoming programmes. Call your local branch for information.
Churchill: 456-2671
Cookstown: 458-1273
Lakeshore: 431-7410
Stroud: 436-1681
Programmes for Adults
Lakeshore Branch Con’t
Cookstown Branch
Cookstown Book Circle
Focus
Meets the 3rd Wednesday night every month.
Everyone welcome, inquire at 458-1273
A Free Job Connect Program for young adults 16 to 24
Meet with an Employment Consultant for help with resumes
and cover letters. Lakeshore: Every Tuesday 10am to 6pm.
Stroud Branch
Senior Cinema
Stroud Book Circle
One Thursday morning per month at 10:15 am. Tickets
(including beverage) $2.00. Dates & movies to be announced.
Meets the last Wednesday night every month.
Everyone welcome, inquire at 436-1681
Lakeshore Book Circle
Lakeshore Branch
Meets the last Thursday night every month.
Everyone welcome, inquire at 431-7410 ext. 228
“Smart Start" Seminars
Computer Training
Introductory computer training courses are offered on an
ongoing basis.
Call for information on upcoming courses: 431-7410
Advance registration required / $10.00 per course.
A series of free seminars to provide assistance to entrepreneurs
and small business. Presented by professional business
consultants and sponsored by Human Resources Development
Canada. Call (705) 792-0989 for information or to register.
Regular Children’s Programmes
Registration: WINTER Session - Tues. Jan 6/04
Churchill Branch - 456-2671
SPRING Session - Tues. Mar 2/04
Cookstown Branch - 458-1273
Wee Love Books
A Mother Goose time for accompanied children under 2.
Winter: Wed., January 14 to February 25 11:30 till Noon
Spring: Wed., March 10 to April 28 11:30 till Noon
Wee Love Books
Winter: Wed., January 14 to February 25 11:30 till Noon
Spring: Wed., March 10 to April 28 11:30 till Noon
Preschool Storytime
A storytime with activities and crafts for
independent 3 to 5 year old children.
Winter: Wed., January 14 to February 25 10:30 - 11:15am
Spring: Wed., March 10 to April 28 10:30 - 11:15am
Toddler Tales
A storytime session for accompanied children 2 to 3 years old
Winter: Wed., January 14 to February 25 10:30 - 11:15am
Winter: Thurs., January 15 to February 26 2:00 - 2:45 pm
Spring: Thurs., March 10 to April 28 2:00 - 2:45 pm
Book Nook
An after-school club for children aged 6 to 12.
Winter: Thurs., January 15 to February 26 5:00 -6:00 pm
Spring: Thurs., January 15 to February 26 5:00 - 6:00pm
Preschool Storytime
A storytime session with activities and crafts for independent
3 to 5 year old children.
Cookstown Computer Games Club (No registration required)
An after-school drop-in programme for children 6 to 12 years
old. Tuesdays 4:00 - 5:00 pm.
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Stroud Branch - 436-1681
Lakeshore Branch - 431-7410
Wee Love Books
Winter: Tues., January 13 to February 24 11:00 - 11:30am
Spring: Tues., March 9 to April 27 11:00 - 11:30am
Toddler Tales
A storytime session for accompanied children 2 to 3 years old.
Winter: Fri., January 16 to February 27 10:15 - 10:45 am
Spring: Fri., March 12 to April 30 10:15 - 10:45 am
Toddler Tales
A storytime session for accompanied children 2 to 3 years old
Winter: Tues., January 13 to February 24 10:15 - 10:45am
Spring: Tues., March 9 to April 27 10:15 - 10:45am
Preschool Storytime
A storytime session with activities and crafts for
Winter: Tues., January 13 to February 24 10:30 - 11:15 am
Spring: Tues., March 9 to April 27 10:30 - 11:15 am
Preschool Storytime
A storytime session with activities and crafts for
Winter: Wed., January 14 to February 25 10:30 -11:15am
Winter: Wed., January 14 to February 25 2:00 - 2:45 pm
Spring: Wed., March 10 to April 28 2:00 - 2:45 pm
Winter: Thurs., January 15 to February 26 2:00 - 2:45pm
Book Nook
Drop-In Storytimes
Drop in for songs, stories and activities.
Children under 3 to be accompanied by an adult.
Fridays and Saturdays 10:30 - 11:00 am.
Super Saturdays
A once a month programme for the "older kids" (Ages 10-16)
Programmes to be announced at the Stroud branch on a
monthly basis.
Book Magic
Winter: Wed., January 14 to February 25 5:00 - 6:00pm
Spring: Wed., March 10 to April 28 5:00 - 6:00 pm
Movie Madness Marathon
Enjoy a family film once a month. Dates and titles to be
announced. Admission $2.00 per person.
Book Nook
Winter: Thurs., January 15 to February 26 5:00 - 6:00pm
Chess Club
Saturdays, from 10:00 am till noon
Internet Games Club
A games club for children 10 to 14
Saturdays from 1:00 - 4:00 pm.
Special Children’s Programmes
A special programme will be offered once a month.
Programmes to be announced.
Movie Madness Marathon
Enjoy a family film one Saturday per month. Dates and titles
to be announced monthly. Admission $2.00 per person.
Churchill: 456-2671
Lakeshore: 431-7410
Cookstown: 458-1273
Stroud: 436-1681
Wee Love Books
Winter: Fri., January 16 to February 27 11:00 - 11:30 am
Spring: Fri., March 12 to April 30 11:00 - 11:30 am
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THORNTON - COOKSTOWN TRANS CANADA TRAIL
The Thornton Cookstown Trail is part of the Trans
Canada Trail which is a shared-use, all season trail
network that is being developed to extend across Canada.
The trail runs on abandoned rail lines where the rails and
ties have been removed, leaving a raised bed of gravel and
sand. In some areas the trail has been upgraded with crushed
stone and other amenities.
THORNTON
The scenery along the trail varies between open farmland, naturalized
meadows, and wetlands with beaver ponds, cedar thickets, creek valley,
and hardwood bush. Six scenic trestle bridges cross the creek within 2 km
north or south of Cookstown. In both Cookstown and Thornton visitors to the
trail can take a break at the pavilions, enjoy the tree spirit carvings or get an ice
cream or cold drink. Several quaint shops are open for the curious and both fine and
casual dining are only minutes away.
The total distance of the trail is 15 km. It is 9 km between Thornton and Cookstown
and takes about 2 to 2 1/2 hours to walk at a moderate pace. The surface is suitable for
mountain bikes, but can be a bit soft in places for narrow tires on road bicycles or
strollers.
Many people bring their dogs along on the trail and are asked to pick up after their pets
and keep them leashed. Much wildlife can be encountered on the trail including rabbits,
deer, raccoons, porcupines, beavers, foxes, turtles, groundhogs, and numerous birds.
Horses may also be seen on the Innisfil sections of the trail south of Cookstown and
north of Thornton.
No motorized vehicles are allowed on the trail except maintenance vehicles and snow
mobiles in the winter. ATVs and dirt bikes are prohibited on all sections of the trail and
will be fined when caught.
The tree spirit carvings of the Thornton Cookstown Trail.
Thornton artist Colin Partridge has created some special art for visitors to enjoy on their
treck on the trail. Colin has been carving tree spirits for several years and donated his
talents for two special carvings which have been installed in Thornton and in
Cookstown.
According to mediaeval legend, people believed that evil spirits lived in the dense
forests where men hunted. It was believed that when men went out to gather food and
wood and did not return that the evil spirits of the forest had taken them. However,
people also believed that the trees maintained the most powerful and good spirits. So,
before starting on their journey, the men would knock on the trees to wake up the
sleeping spirits to protect them. This is where the saying " knock on wood" or "touch
wood" came from.
Visitors to the Thornton Cookstown trail are invited to wake up our tree spirits to
accompany them on their trip. We know our spirits have a great sense of humor, gentle
wisdom and will bring luck to your day.
COOKSTOWN
Shared-Use Trail
Expect & Respect
Other Permitted
Trail Users
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TRANS CANADA TRAIL
BONSECOUR
TRACK &
TRAIL
SNOWMOBILE
CLUB
The trail committees’ goal is to repair
and upgrade the abandoned railway bed
from north of Thornton to south of
Cookstown as a year round shared use
trail, and as our local section of the
Trans Canada Trail.
The proposed upgrades will include:
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Parking facilities
Safety and educational signage
Access gates
Fencing where needed
Safe farm crossings
Weed control
Surface upgrading
Erosion control
Repairs to culverts, bridges, etc.
We are your local club in the area and
have been here for the past 29 years. This
club is always looking for new ways to
improve the snowmobile experience in our
area. Volunteers are the basis of what
makes snowmobiling the winter sport that
we all enjoy. Snowmobiling is not only
singles, it’s for the entire family.
But we need your support to make
this happen. Please consider
donating time, materials and money.
Recognition plaque levels are:
Bronze
Silver
Gold
Platinum
$50 to $249
$250 to $499
$500 to $999
Over $1000
A charitable receipt will be issued for
all donations of $10 or more.
* NO motorized vehicles
(except snowmobiles)
* Keep to the right when meeting
other trail users. Pedestrians have
right of way.
* Stay on the trail. Do not trespass
on private property.
I wish to donate $ ________________
Donor name:
________________________________
Address:
________________________________
City, province, postal code:
________________________________
Telephone:
________________________________
E-mail:
________________________________
I wish the following name to appear on
a donor recognition plaque:
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* Please keep dogs on a leash and
“Stoop & Scoop”.
(include gift recipients and other loved ones)
* Leave the trail clean. Do not litter.
________________________________
* Leave the wildflowers and wildlife
undisturbed for others to enjoy.
Please make cheques payable to
* Be safe! And watch out for
poison ivy!
for more information on the ThorntonCookstown Trail project, or to help out
at work parties, donate materials or
funds, please contact:
Petra Hewson, Trails Committee
705-458-9922 or e-mail
trails@interhop.net
CLUB EXECUTIVE:
President
Andrew Jamison 456-7651
Vice President Troy Thompson
Secretary
Kelly Bailey
Treasurer
Lenore Goodfellow
Event Coord. Janice Jamison 456-7651
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in memory of
“Township of Essa”
“Town of Innisfil”
MAIL TO
Township of Essa
Attn: Trail Committee
4786 County Road 21
Utopia, Essa Twp.
Ontario L0M 1T0
MEETING DATES:
(All meetings are held at Innisfil Lions
Hall - Innisfil Beach Road)
Sunday, November 2/03
Sunday, January 4/04
Sunday, January 25/04
Sunday, February 29/04
Sunday, March 28/04
Sunday, April 25/04
Town of Innisfil
Attn: Trail Committee
Innisfil, Ont.
L9S 1A1
Permit Sales - John Goodfellow 436-3719
Drivers Training Available
- Troy Thompson 436-1217
*** LET IT SNOW ***
*** LET IT SNOW ***
*** LET IT SNOW ***
Donations of $50 or more will be
recognized on a plaque along the trail,
and with a personalized certificate. You
may wish to name a loved one or
donate in memory of. Or “buy a piece
of the trail” as a gift.
CLUB EVENTS:
Nov. 29th -Open House
- Innisfil Lions Hall 10am - 4pm
Dec 7th - Christmas Parade 2 pm
(Set-up 1 p.m.)
January Day Trips
Date to be announced
February 21st - Poker Run
8:30 am Registration
$35/per hand.
February 7th & 8th - Club Weekend Trip
February - Week Trip
April
- Elections
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MUNICIPAL INFORMATION
FINANCIAL SERVICES
TAX PAYMENTS
1) Preauthorized payments are available as follows:
Monthly - withdrawn from property owner's bank
account on last business day of the month - January
to June based on 10% of prior year July to
November equal amount to pay balance remaining.
Amount due on regular installment due date for
interim and final tax notice.
Arrears Properties: Preauthorized payments in
amounts as agreed on by ratepayer and financial
service personnel on last business day of each
month.
Contact Financial Services to make arrangements to
commence pre-authorized payments.
2) By electronic funds transfer or pay by phone as arranged
through your financial institution.
3) In person during office hours or by drop box at front lobby
after hours, or by regular mail. Post dated cheques for due
date are also accepted.
UTILITY PAYMENTS
By cheque or cash in person or by mail as above plus by
pre-authorized payment on due date as arranged through
Financial Services.
Tax bills are generally issued with installment due in April and
June for interim and July and April for final tax bills. Utility
(sewer/water) are billed on various cycles throughout the year
depending on area.
CLERK SERVICES
Council meetings are the 1st, 3rd, & 4th Wednesday of the
month starting at 7:30 p.m. Summer Council meetings are
held on Wed. July 9/03 and Wed. Aug. 13/03, with
September's meetings returning to the regular schedule.
Written submissions to Council are accepted by the Clerk's
Office and should be addressed to the "Clerk" with an original
signature. These must be received by the Clerk's office no
later than 12:00 noon the Wednesday prior to the meeting.
Persons desiring to make a deputation to Council on any
matter, shall in accordance with the Procedural By-Law, give
notice in writing to the Clerk's Office by 12:00 noon on the
Wednesday, one week before the requested deputation stating
the purpose of the deputation and providing a written outline
of the subject matter of the presentation. Confirmation will be
provided by the Clerk's Office if space is available on the next
or subsequent Council meeting. Additional material and
information of the submission shall be provided to members of
Council and the Clerk's Office at the time of the deputation.
Commissioners are available by appointment to witness or
sign documents where a Commissioner's signature is required.
The fee is $20.00. Please note the Town does not have a
"Notary of Public", a judge or lawyer would fall under this
category.
WASTE MANAGEMENT
Residents with questions, inquiries and concerns regarding
waste management should contact the County of Simcoe at
705-726-9300 ext. 289 or for residents in the 775
Exchange, 905-729-2294 ext. 289.
For further information regarding waste management you
can also refer to the 2003 - 2004 Waste Management
Calendar or our website.
INNISFIL PARKS & RECREATION
For more information on programs visit our web site at www.innisfil.ca
PHONE: 705-456-4711 FAX: 705-456-7950
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GARBAGE AND RECYCLING
COLLECTION
Garbage and recycling must be at the curb or roadside by
7 a.m. on your collection day.
Each residential property with a dwelling on it is entitled
to 2 free or untagged bags/containers of garbage per
week. Each commercially taxed property with a structure
on it is entitled to 5 free or untagged bags/containers of
garbage per week.
Additional bags/containers over the established limits can
be placed out for collection by affixing a pink Town of
Innisfil garbage tag to it. Tags can be purchased at
various locations for $1.25 each.
SPECIAL COLLECTIONS
NEW - Items for all special collections should be placed
out for collection by 7:00 am on the Monday of the
special collection week for pick up some time during that
time period.
YARD WASTE
The Town’s yard waste collection has been completed for
this year. The next yard waste collection is scheduled for
the week of May 25 – 29, as this is a long weekend ensure
to have the waste out by 7:00 am on Tuesday for
collection during that week. There is no restriction on the
amount that you can place out providing it meets the
collection requirement in the calendar.
LARGE ITEM COLLECTION
The Town will provide for a large item collection during
the week of June 7 - 11, 2003. There is a 5 item limit on
this collection and it does not include metals, building/
renovation material or automotive parts.
CHRISTMAS TREE COLLECTION
Christmas trees will be collected the week of January 12,
please ensure your tree is out to the curb by 7:00 am on
the Monday. Trees in plastic bags and those which are not
accessible WILL NOT be collected.
The Municipal Law Enforcement is responsible for the
administration and enforcement of by-laws passed by the
Town, various Provincial Statues, as well as other duties as
may be assigned by Council. Inquiries and complaints are
received and recorded by Customer Service. Calls for service
may include the administration and/or enforcement of the
following:
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Line Fences Act (fencing disputes)
Lot Drainage & Maintenance
Weed Control Act of Ontario
Traffic Studies, including but not limited to
placement of No Parking Signs, Traffic Control
Devices, Speed Zone Studies
Public Entertainment (approval to hold dances,
draws, parades and festivals)
Dog Licensing- Need proof of rabies + altered
male/female
Business Licensing
Livestock, Poultry & Honey Bees Protection
(claims for damages by dogs or wolves/coyotes)
Environmental matters (spreading effluent/roadside
garbage)
Lottery Licenses
Marriage licenses
Ontario Building Code Act & Zoning By-Laws
Lot maintenance, including regulating, cleaning or
clearing of any grounds, yards or vacant lots.
The Municipalities' Municipal Law Enforcement Officers
will be strictly enforcing the Parking By-Law over the
summer months, specifically on road ends in the lakeshore
area. Due to our public work/roads services group heavy
workload, we will also be enforcing infractions on vehicles
parked, impeding or obstructing road and drainage
maintenance. Should a vehicle prevent our road crew from
undertaking their duties that vehicle will be ticketed, and
towed away at the owners expense. Your cooperation on
these issues will be appreciated.
Property Standards Officers of the Municipality investigate
all property standard complaints and enforce the property
standards by-law. Where an owner feels that he/she is being
dealt with unfairly or cannot comply with an Order, they
may, through the Clerk's Office within 14 days of the Order
being issued, make an appeal to the Property Standards
Committee. The Committee is comprised of three Innisfil
Residents (appointed by Town By-law) who will set a date
and time for an appeal hearing.
This program is intended for the collection of household
garbage only and the town will not collect items listed
under the special collection headings in the regular
garbage collection.
MUNICIPAL LAW
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CUSTOMER SERVICE
For your convenience, general information and many services are now available at one location where a number of groups have
come together to form one team, making it easier to access Municipal services. All requests for information, status of projects, or
inquiries are now dealt with by Customer Service Representatives. You can contact them by calling our published telephone
number at (705)436-3710 or visiting us at 2147 Innisfil Beach Road. Customer Service Representatives provide general
information, assistance and referrals to specialists within the Municipality. Staff have been trained in new technology such as
Geographic Information Services, communications and customer service.
At this location you will get a broad range of services such as:
Licensing for
Business
Dogs
Marriages
Lotteries
Information for
Building
Zoning
Roads
Garbage/Recycling
Water and Sewer
Permits for
Building
Plumbing
Entrance
Septic
Applications for
Site Plan
Rezoning
Committee
of Adjustment
The Customer Service Team is pleased to provide a one-stop experience for the citizens of our community with information,
application packages and linkages with other government and ministry programs. We are located downstairs in the Town of
Innisfil Administration Building, 2147 Innisfil Beach Road.
Dog Tags:
Dogs which have attained the age of 90 days require a dog license. License tags are available from the Customer Service area
(lower level) and other advertised locations. Dog Licenses (tags) are now valid for one year from the date of issue. If you
currently have a valid license, you will be notified approximately 30 days before the due date. If your dog is not licensed, you
are liable to a fine. Please ensure your dog has valid rabies vaccine, and dog tag on your dog. If your dog is running at large or
impounded, the minimum fine for a first offence is $100.00, with a maximum fine of $5,000.00 per offence. The Town of Innisfil
also enforces the dog control by-law to protect our citizens. Pet owners should be considerate of the neighbours and the
environment . Please adhere to the Stoop and Scoop by-law.
Dog:
All dogs must be leashed when not on the owner’s property. The maximum length of the leash is 6 feet.
Dogs may be walked in all parks, provided they are on a leash, unless otherwise regulated (i.e. waterfront parks). In warterfront
parks, dogs may only be walked in the designated walking path and dogs must be on a leash. Dog owners are reminded to
always “stoop and scoop”!
Birth or Marriage Certificates:
Applications for Birth or Marriage Certificates are available in Customer Service.
GOOD HEALTH
FOR THE BODY & MIND
Stress Reduction & Relaxation
New Beginner Classes
For Further Information
705-722-9259
90 Saunders Road, Unit #2, Barrie L4M 6E7
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Next Open House And Registration Thurs. Jan. 8th, 7pm to 9pm
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SERVICE CLUBS
INNISFIL LIONS CLUB &
INNISFIL LIONESS CLUB
GILFORD & DISTRICT
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
Founded 1979
The Members of the Innisfil Lions Club and the Innisfil
Lioness Club join with the Town of Innisfil Parks and
Recreation to serve our Community.
Bingo - Every Monday night.
Lions Hall - Innisfil Beach Road
Contact: Dave Hanna 727-9223 or
Walter Folkema 436-7086
The Lions Dinner meetings are held on the 1st and
3rd Tuesday of the month, 7:00 p.m. at the Lion’s
Hall, Innisfil Beach Road.
Contact: Bill Fralick, President 733-0001.
The Lioness meet on the 4th Tuesday of the month
at 7:30 p.m. at the Lions Hall.
Contact: Donelda Mooney, President 431-4774.
INNISFIL KILLARNEY
BEACH LIONS CLUB
“SERVING THE COMMUNITIES OF CHURCHILL,
BELLE EWART & LEFROY”
Lions Meetings - 1st & 3rd Wednesday of the month
7:30 p.m. Lefroy Grange Hall, Church St. North,
Lefroy.
Contact: Kathleen Carignan
456-3189
NEW MEMBERS ARE MOST WELCOME
GILFORD & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB
Meetings are held on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month at
the Gilford Community Hall. Non- members are always
welcome. Remember our annual “All You Can Eat” Boxing
Day Breakfast.
For information call John Hamilton 705-456-3008.
For Gilford Community Hall rental information contact Ken
Wilkins at 705-456-6015.
COOKSTOWN LIONS CLUB
The Lions meetings are held on the 1st and 3rd Monday of
each month, 7:00 pm at the Puck ‘n’ Pizza, King Street North.
New members are always welcome (male or female).
Contact: President - Eric Webber 458-9659
The south Innisfil Arboretum is open to the public from
May 1st at the corner of 20th sideroad & Shore Acres Drive
in Gilford.
Contact: Arthur Harper 431-0373
or Ken Underwood 431-8349.
TUESDAY SOCIAL CLUB
Meet your neighbours and new friends for a fun filled social
gathering located at the Grange Hall, Church Drive North
(behind the Lefroy United Church). Join in on bid euchre and
progressive euchre. Try your luck with a 50/50 draw.
Refreshments to follow, Pot Luck once a month. Tuesday
afternoon’s 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm - September to May. Evenings
7:00 pm - 9:30 pm - June, July and August. For more
information leave a message at 456-2098
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
BRANCH # 547 - Lefroy - Belle Ewart
Our Legion has served this community for 50 years. General
meetings are held the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 8 p.m.
Anyone can join the Legion or Ladies Auxiliary, call
456-2531 or Bob Wilkinson (President) 436-5197. The club
room is open Friday, Saturday and Sunday noon to 6 p.m.,
located at Ewart and Robinson Street, Belle Ewart.
Activities include darts, horseshoes, dances, etc. Thursday
afternoons at 1 p.m. we hold Progressive and Bid Euchre,
everyone welcome. Breakfast every Sunday 9 a.m. - Noon,
seniors suppers first Sunday of each month starting
October 2003 - May 2004 .
Hall Rentals for Parties, etc. reasonable rates, call Maggie
Barton 456-7293 or Elaine Maynard 456-6961.
PHONE: 705-456-4711 FAX: 705-456-7950
www.innisfil.ca
Hall Rental, Innisfil Lions Hall, Innisfil Beach Road.
Contact: Jerry Pauley 436-2664 or 436-2485.
Meetings are held on the 2nd Monday of the month from
March to November at the Churchill Community Center. All
meetings start at 7:30 p.m., all non-members are welcome.
For more information, phone Mona Rea at (705) 456-0132.
President - Sharon Wice 456-3316.
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PROGRAM INDEX
ARTS/CRAFTS
Art & Play .............................................................. 52
Art Shop ................................................................. 13
Creative Memories (Album Design) ..................... 52
Feng Shui ............................................................... 42
Folk Art/Decorative Painting ............................ 26,45
Head, Heart & Hands ...................................... 15, 25
Innisfil Public Library - Arts & Crafts ............. 66-67
Let’s Create ............................................................ 21
Mural Project ......................................................... 22
COMPUTER
Computers Don’t Bite ............................................ 44
Innisfil Public Library - Computer Programs .. 66-67
Microsoft Office Overview ................................... 44
INSTRUMENTAL
Guitar ................................................................... 46
MARTIAL ARTS
Ju-Jitsu ................................................................. 60
Little Ninjas ........................................................ 17
Martial Arts .......................................................... 53
Parent & Tot(s) Martial Arts ................................ 16
Teen Survival Skills ............................................. 29
Yujo Martial Arts ................................................. 29
READING
Getting Ahead ...................................................... 20
Innisfil Public Library .................................... 66-67
Special Needs Reads ............................................ 14
The Winning Word ............................................... 43
Words Bounce ...................................................... 14
Writing for Fun & Profit ...................................... 43
COOKING
Adult Cooking .................................................. 34-35
Cake Decorating .................................................... 50
Get Cooking ........................................................... 26
Little Cooks In the Kitchen ................................... 17
Teens Take Over The Kitchen ............................... 27
Cowboy Cooking ................................................... 27
LANGUAGES
Sweet Signs .......................................................... 13
SEWING
Sewing ..................................................... 25, 47, 48
Quilting ................................................................ 51
CERTIFICATE COURSES
Home Alone ........................................................... 21
Pleasure Craft Operator Card Course .................... 49
Standard First Aid Course ..................................... 50
What Every Babysitter Should Know ................... 20
SKATING
Adult Shinny Hockey .......................................... 64
Beginner Skating ........................................... 19, 32
Family Learn to Skate ......................................... 55
Minor/Adult Organization ................................... 63
Power Skating ................................................ 32, 33
Public Skating Schedule ...................................... 64
Pre-Beginner Skating ........................................... 18
DANCE
Ballet ..................................................................... 15
Creative Dance ...................................................... 16
Jazz .................................................................. 28, 54
Line Dancing ......................................................... 54
DRAWING
Cartoon Drawing,
Illustration & Animation Basics .................. 23-24
Illustration Drawing & Painting ...................... 36, 41
FITNESS
Aerobics ................................................................. 55
Badminton .............................................................. 60
Basketball ......................................................... 30-31
Eurythmy ............................................................... 56
Physio-Fit .............................................................. 56
Pilates ............................................................... 56-58
Volleyball .................................................... 30, 60-61
Yoga .................................................................. 58-59
STAINED GLASS
Stained Glass ........................................................
46
THEATRE
Broadway Music Theatre ..................................... 41
WELLNESS
Brain Gym ........................................................... 42
Choices in Smoking ............................................. 47
Feng Shui ............................................................. 42
PHONE: 705-456-4711 FAX: 705-456-7950
www.innisfil.ca
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