Recreation - Town of Shelburne

Recreation
Fall/Winter 2015/2016
Guide
Centre duFFerin reCreation Complex ServinG toWn oF Shelburne
town of mono, township of amaranth and township of melancthon
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• 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
Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex
200 Fiddle Park Lane Shelburne, ON L9V 3C9
Phone: (519) 925-2400 | Fax: (519) 925-2402 | Pool: (519) 925-2402
www.shelburne.ca
/centre dufferin recreation complex
Facility Administration Manager:
Kim Fraser (519) 925-2400
[email protected]
Community Information & Registration 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.
Spring/Summer Programs
Saturday, February 20 9:30am-12:30pm
Thursday, March 10 6:00-8:30pm
Saturday, March 19 9:30am-12:30pm
Thursday, April 21 6:00-8:30pm
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CDRC Calender of Events
Recreation and Rental Facilities
Public Skating and Ice Rentals
Skate Canada Shelburne
Holiday Skating Schedule
Shelburne Muskies Schedule
Ladies Broomball
Shelburne Sharks Schedule
Curling Information
Town of Shelburne Events
Local Parks
Township of Melancthon
Shelburne Public Library
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 Spring/Summer 2016 edition, please contact:
[email protected]
Published By:
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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:
Licenced Zumba Instructor.
Drop in anytime $5.00 or $30.00 monthly pass. First class free.
No experience and/or co-ordination required.
[email protected] (416) 768-2007
September – June
Mornings: Monday & Wednesday 9:30-10:30am
Evenings: Tuesday & Thursday 7:30-8:30pm
MUSIC TOGETHER:
Wednesday morning 9:30-10:15am and 10:45-11:30am
$150 for 10 classes and materials
Sessions beginning September 2015, January 2016 & April 2016
Sing and dance with your little one in a fun and relaxed environment. Children from newborn to age 5 will learn tunes that
will stimulate and excite everyone! Each session is 45 minutes
in length and encourages both Mom, Dad and Baby to sing,
dance and play instruments over a 10 week session.
Contact Instructor: Pamela Scott-Demetriou (905) 757-8675 or
email [email protected]
www.psstudio.ca
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 [email protected]
Member of Ontario Taekwondo Association
All uniforms, belts and training equipment are W.T.F. approved
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Lic# 11890
211 MAIN ST E, SHELBURNE ON, L0N 1S0
INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED
Carol Freeman
Mortgage Broker
519-925-6700 X102
CELL: 519-938-6518
FAX: 519-925-6800
[email protected]
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Christian Women’s 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 9:30am – 11:30am
October 13, November 10, December 8,
January 12, February 9, March 8
Party Rockers Dances:
Ages 7-13 - $10.00/person 7:00 – 10:00pm
Chaperoned by Skate Canada Shelburne
volunteers as a club fundraiser.
• Friday, September 11 • Friday, October 2
• Friday, November 6 • Friday, December 18
January to April TBD
SHELBURNE Muskies Old Time Jamborees:
Admission $5.00 Dinner $12.50
• Sunday, November 8 • Sunday, February 14
• Sunday, December 13 • Sunday, March 13
• Sunday, January 10 • Sunday, April 10
Blood Donor Clinic:
www.blood.ca 1-888-2Donate
3:30 – 6:30pm
Wednesday, October 21
Wednesday, December 23
Wednesday, February 17
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: [email protected]
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 $185 plus HST.
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Public skating
Shelburne & District
Sports Hall of Fame
Public Skating (free):
Sunday 1:00-1:50pm
Begins Sunday, Oct 4th through to March 20th
Public skating cancelled October 18
Celebrating Athletic Excellence & Service
(Programs and Times subject to change without notice.
Check the website for the current info www.shelburne.ca)
Parent & Tot’s Skating (free):
Thursday 2:30-3:20pm
Begins Thursday, Oct 1st
Holiday Skating Schedule:
See Page 8
The Shelburne & District Sports Hall of Fame has
been created to recognize and celebrate athletic
excellence and service in our community and is
housed at the CDRC. Nominations are now being
accepted for the 3rd annual induction of candidates in the following areas: individual player/
athlete, coach/administrator and team.
Congratulations to our 2014 Shelburne & District
Sports Hall of Fame Inductees: Aaron Downey,
Barry Trood, Dale Lloyd and Chris Pomeroy.
Contact the CDRC for available rental times and fees.
Nomination forms are available at the CDRC or
can be downloaded from the Town of Shelburne
website and must be submitted no later than
March 31, 2016.
The CDRC Party Package includes
a one hour ice rental and a two hour
Pool View Room rental for $185 plus HST.
If you have any questions or inquiries or require
clarification please drop by the CDRC or contact
us at (519) 925-2400 or [email protected]
Ice Rentals
710-A Industrial Road Shelburne
(519) 925-0044
www.autocentredufferin.com
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Today’s Technicians
Using Tomorrow’s Technology
Skate Canada Shelburne
Skate Canada Shelburne has provided skating programs to
this community for over 60 years. We offer CanSkate, CanPowerSkate & StarSkate skating programs under the guidance of
our NCCP professional coaches and our Program Assistants.
Schedule:
Our mission is to provide skating programs to the children and
youth of our area that follow the Skate Canada Long Term
Athlete Development principles. The curriculum and delivery
methods are guaranteed to help skaters succeed
in developing stronger basic skills in a faster timeframe.
These Skate Canada programs
includes skills specific to hockey,
ringette, speed skating
and figure skating.
StarSkate: Mondays from 4:00-5:20 pm & 7:10-7:50 pm;
Wednesdays from 4:00-5:20 pm & 7:10-8:20 pm
Our focus is fun, participation and
skill development. Our skaters
enjoy many special events
over the season from Bring
a Friend to skating night,
CanSkate Olympics,
Hallowe’en Skate, Santa
Skate to our annual
Carnival at the end
of every season.
Shelburne
Town Pharmacy
committed to care
• Open 7 days
• Free Prescription Delivery
• Home Health Care
• Compression Stockings
• Methadone for MMT
Open 7 days
Mon-Thurs 9am-7pm
Fri 9am-6pm
Sat 9am-5pm
Sun 10am-4pm
519.306.5500
Owner/Pharmacist - Sanjay Lekhi
Owner/Wife of Sanjay - Shalini Lekhi
Shelburne Town Pharmacy
would like to thank
all our customers
for their support.
www.shelburnetownpharmacy.ca
Unit 4, 226 First Avenue, Shelburne, L9V 2X4
Located in Giant Tiger/Foodland Plaza in Shelburne
Email: [email protected]
Text: 647.393.9302
PreCanSkate (Parent & Tot, PreCanSkate, PreCanPower)
Monday & Wednesday from 5:30-6:00 pm
CanSkate: Monday and Wednesday from 6:10-7:00 pm
Contact Information:
Email: [email protected]
www.skatecanadashelburne.com
Like us on Facebook!!
President: Susan Stinson Wallace
Vice President: Bill McCutcheon
Coaches:
Our full time CanSkate & StarSkate coaches:
John MacMullen
Janice Alguire
Our part-time CanSkate coaches:
Rebecca Miller
SKATECANADA
CENTRAL ONTARIO
Midway West Area Competition
SKATES ALIVE
hosted by
Skate Canada Sheburne
December 5-6, 2015
Eligible CanSkate, StarSkate
For more information
and Adult skaters from
please contact:
Brampton, Mississauga, Milton,
Acton, Georgetown, Caledon,
Skate Canada Shelburne at
Orangeville, Erin, Hillsburgh,
www.skatecanadashelburne.com
Fergus, Elora, Honeywood
and Shelburne can compete
or Skate Canada Central
in Freeskating, Elements,
Ontario Section at:
Dance, Pairs, Showcase and
www.skatecanada-centralontario.com
Interpretative events.
There is also a Special Olympics
Tel: 905-760-9100 Toll Free:
category catering to those
1-877-267-0081
skaters with disabilities.
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Holiday Skating Schedule
Sunday, Dec. 20 Public Skate Monday, Dec. 21
Tuesday, Dec 22
1:00-1:50pm
Thursday, Dec. 31
Family Skate - FREE 1:00-3:00pm
Shinny
11:00am & 12:00pm
Public Skate
1:00pm
Friday, Jan. 1
New Years Day
Sunday, Jan. 3 Public Skate 1:00-1:50pm
Parents & Tots
10:00am
Shinny
11:00am & 12:00pm
Public Skate
1:00pm
Sunday, March 13 Public Skate 1:00-1:50pm
Tuesday, March 15
Parents & Tots
10:00am
Shinny
11:00am & 12:00pm
Public Skate
1:00pm
Wednesday, Dec. 23 Shinny
11:00am & 12:00pm
Public Skate
1:00pm
Friday, Dec. 25
Christmas Day (Arena Closed)
Saturday, Dec. 26
Boxing Day
(Arena Closed)
Sunday, Dec. 27 Public Skate Monday, Dec. 28
Shinny
11:00am & 12:00pm
Public Skate 1:00pm
Tuesday, Dec 29
Parents & Tots
10:00am
Shinny
11:00am & 12:00pm
Public Skate
1:00pm
1:00-1:50pm
(Arena Closed)
Wednesday, Mar 16 Shinny
11:00am & 12:00pm
Public Skate
1:00pm
Thursday, March 17
Parents & Tots
10:00am
Shinny
11:00am & 12:00pm
Public Skate 1:00pm
Sunday, March 20 Public Skate 1:00-1:50pm
Shinny: 11:00-11:50am Pee Wee & younger - $5.00 per skater
Shinny: 12:00-12:50pm Bantam & older - $5.00 per skater
FULL EQUIPMENT REQUIRED
Wednesday, Dec. 30 Shinny
11:00am & 12:00pm
Public Skate
1:00pm
BUY LOCAL
Making your house
like home
(519) 942-1568
donsheatingandcooling.com
VISIT OUR NEW SHOWROOM IN ALLISTON!
BESIDE CANADIAN TIRE AT 124 YOUNG ST.
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Shelburne Muskies
Go muskies go!
Senior AA Hockey Club
2015-2016
Regular Home Season Schedule
October 3/15 October 17/15 October 23/15 October 31/15 November 7/15 November 14/15 November 20/15 November 28/15 December 12/15 December 19/15 January 16/16 January 23/16
vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs Mapleton 8:00pm
Ripley 8:00pm
Durham 8:30pm
Shallow Lake 8:00pm
Mapleton 8:00pm
Durham 8:00pm
Lucknow 8:30pm
Elora 8:00pm
Port Elgin 8:00pm
Elora 8:00pm
Port Elgin 8:00pm
Ripley 8:00pm
www.shelburnemuskies.com
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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.
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
[email protected]
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• 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
Minor hockey association
Invites new and
returning players for
the upcoming hockey
season! Beginning with
our Initiation Program,
hockey is an excellent
and fun team experience
for boys and girls starting
as early as 4-5 year olds.
Practices start late
September and the
season runs through
the end of March.
Looking for a great
evening of entertainment?
Come out and watch
our girls and boys
play sometime!
For more information including contacts, visit
www.shelburneminorhockey.com
Shelburne ladies broomball
Shelburne Ladies Broomball has been active in Shelburne
for over 25 years. Ladies Broomball is played every Sunday
at 11:00am and 12:00pm. Broomball is a great way to
socialize and exercise.
For more information contact Lesa Peat (519)925-9966
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The Market
300 County Road 124
Shelburne, ON L9V 2Z4
519.925.5353
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Tri-SAS Sport
New Horizon’s SeniorS Club
After school drop-in Basketball,
Soccer & Volleyball
Centre Dufferin New Horizon’s Club
is located in the Mel Lloyd Centre (door F)
Program begins in October
Interested in fun activities, day trips, fellowship?
Why not join a Senior’s (55 plus) group.
Basketball: Ages 12 and up
Monday: 6:15 - 8:00pm and Saturday: 1:00 - 4:15pm
Location: Centre Dufferin District High School
Basketball, Soccer and Volleyball: Ages 7-13
Tuesday and Thursday: 6:15 - 8:00pm
and Saturday: 1:00 - 4:00pm
Location: Glenbrook Elementary School
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
Thursday:
Cribbage 9:30am
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
To register, contact:
Tri-Sport Appreciation Shelburne
at [email protected]
Dufferin County Community Support Services
Offers a variety of support programs to seniors
For more information please contact
(519) 925-2140 ext. 5235
H&R Block
Shelburne Location
118 Main Street W
Shelburne, ON L9V 3K5
Tel (519) 306-5100
Fax (519) 306-6000
[email protected]
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Year Round Service
Bookkeeping Service
Available
hrblock.ca
BODY, MIND & SPIRIT
Certified Pilates Instruction byJill Potter-Hellmann
519-925-4382 • [email protected]
Town of Shelburne
– Upcoming Events
PILATES CLASSES
Pilates provides gentle, non-impact exercises that
build the abdominal muscles to stabilize the spine,
protect the back and strengthen the buttocks.
Provides a full body workout that anyone at
any fitness level can participate in.
Mondays 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. • Wednesdays 5:30 – 6:30 p.m.
Bring yoga mat.
Shelburne Farmer’s Market
Until October 8th Every Thursday 3pm-7pm. 1st Avenue & Owen
Sound Street (beside the Trinity United Church)
Shelburne BIA Santa Claus Parade
December 5th , 2015 at 5pm
Festive fun for the whole family!
Shop Downtown Shelburne for all of your holiday needs.
To register a float for free, call 519-925-2600 x230
3rd Annual Easter Egg Hunt
Date and location to be determined
Classes are held at the
Mel Lloyd Centre in the
Meeting Room.
Enter at entrance “C”.
For hall rentals and inquiries,
please contact Shawnette Crouse
at 519-925-2600 ext 230
or by email at [email protected]
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X
X
X
X
X
X
X
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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X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Amaranth
Melancthon
X
Mono
CDRC POOL
CDRC Summer Day Camps
CDRC Pool is a seasonal outdoor
heated pool open from mid-June through August.
The CDRC Pool offers various levels and types of instruction
to its patrons. The 8-lane 25 meter pool is optimal for lane
swimming and improving fitness for swimmers of all skill levels
and ages. 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 through Canadian Red Cross and Lifesaving
Society. Swimming lessons are provided in a session of 10 lessons over a consecutive two week period (Monday through
Friday). As well, open public swimming if offered daily.
2016 Swim Program information will be available
in the Spring/Summer 2016 Recreation Guide.
Join the CDRC Summer Day Camps for lots of fun, games,
swimming and activities! Children ages 4-12 can enjoy a
variety of weekly themes. Camp runs Monday through
Friday from 8am – 5pm and is a peanut free zone.
2016 Summer Camp information will be available
in the Spring/Summer 2016 Recreation Guide.
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Advertising
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Shelburne, ON L9V 3K3
WE DO BIRTHDAY PARTIES!
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You want the best for your pets, we do too.
Let us show you how proper Nutrition and Care
can not only improve the overall health
of your pets, but extend their lives.
226 First Ave East, Shelburne, Ontario
Phone: 519-925-3471 • Fax: 519-925-4032
Cookie of the Month Club
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SOUTHGATE SKATING
SCHOOL
Power skating for hockey players
born between 2005 - 2009
October 4th - December 20th
Sunday’s 11:45 am - 1:00 pm
Cost: $150/player
For more information contact:
Kevin Green (519) 923-3431
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A Tradition of Service
Fall and Winter Safety Tips
9-1-1: Use it - Don’t Abuse it!
CALL FOR: FIRE • CRIME • MEDICAL EMERGENCY • SAFETY CONCERNS
What is it?
9-1-1 is for emergency response by Ambulance, Police and Fire
Services and is available 24 hours a day.
When should I use it?
All situations when the safety of people or damage to property are at
risk. Examples of 9-1-1 emergencies include but are not limited to: a
fire, a crime in progress, a medical emergency, dangerous or impaired
driving, a suspect fleeing from a crime or any immediate concerns for
a person’s health, safety or life.
What are the dangers of 9-1-1 Prank Calls or using
9-1-1 for administrative situations?
Tips for using 9-1-1
Remain calm and speak clearly. Identify which emergency service you
require (Police, Fire or Ambulance) and be prepared to provide the
following information:
• What is happening?
• What is the location?
• What is your name, address and telephone number.
DO NOT HANG UP until the operator advises you to do so.
Teach your children about 9-1-1
Prank 9-1-1 calls waste time and money and can also be dangerous. If
9-1-1 lines or responders are busy with prank calls, someone with a real
emergency might not get the help that they need. General enquiries
such as reporting lost property or a parking complaint are examples
when 9-1-1 should not be used.
• Teach your children how to get help in an emergency.
Suppose I need the Police but it’s not an Emergency?
case they are unsure.
If your complaint is not an emergency, dial (519) 925-3312, the nonemergency number for the Shelburne Police.
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• Teach your children their address and telephone number as soon as
they are able to learn.
• Keep the address and telephone number posted by all phones in
• Tell your children to answer all of the emergency operators’
questions and to stay on the phone until they are told to hang up.
Melancthon Township
www.melancthontownship.ca
Line Dancing with Robert “Croc” Young
will be held again at the Hall this fall, as long as a minimum
of 20 people commit. Classes will tentatively start on Tuesday
September 15, and the rates are unchanged - $50 for the ten
week session, payable in advance. Please contact Penny at
[email protected] if you’re interested.
Adult Fitness Classes
(open to everyone) will resume in the fall on a weekday evening - check our website or Facebook page for more details.
Join your friends and family at the Horning’s Mills Hall for a
delicious Brunch on Sunday, September 27.
Neighbourhood ghosts, princesses and superheroes are invited to enjoy a Spooky Supper at the Hall on Saturday October
31 before going out trick-or-treating in the Village.
Our Annual Christmas Craft Show and Brunch will be held on
a Saturday in late November - check our website or Facebook page for more details.
The Horning’s Mills Women’s Institute meets the second
Thursday of the month at 10 a.m. Come and bring a friend.
Upcoming events at the
Horning’s Mills Community Hall
Don’t forget the Hall can be rented for your community or
business function at really competitive rates, and we’re offering 25% off rates (available on our website) for Melancthon
residents until October 31.
Contact the Hall Manager, Jim Webster, at 705-481-7548 or
[email protected] for bookings or inquiries.
For more information: www.horningsmills.ca or Horning’s Mills
Community Hall on Facebook
FOOTLOOSE
CLOGGERS
For an evening of fun & exercise, Learn to Clog!
Ages:
7 to Seniors - beginners, beginners plus,
low intermediate & intermediate
When: Thursday evenings
Location: Mel Lloynd Centre in the Auditorium.
Enter at entrance “C”
For more registration and information,
call Sue 705-435-7122 or
email [email protected]
We hope you enjoy reading
our Recreation Guide.
We publish 2 editions per year
and if you would like to reserve a
premium spot in our next issue,
(Spring/Summer 2016)
call Debbie Freeman at the
Shelburne Free Press Office
519.925.2832
[email protected]
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Shelburne Public Library
201 Owen Sound Street, Shelburne, ON L9V 3L2 • www.shelburnelibrary.ca
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Shelburne Public Library
201 Owen Sound Street, Shelburne, ON L9V 3L2 • www.shelburnelibrary.ca
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374028 6th Line Amaranth (Corner of County Road 10 & 6th Line)
Amaranth, Ontario L9W 0M6
Phone: 519-941-1007 • Fax: 519-941-1802
email: [email protected]
website: www.amaranth-eastgary.ca
The Township of Amaranth is pleased to offer a variety
of recreational/community services to the public.
Recreation Hall - with seating for 175 people, includes tables
Grand Valley & District Community Centre.
& chairs for your meeting, wedding or family functions.
For more information, please refer to the following websites:
Certified Kitchen - complete with dishes, glasses,
cutlery & cookware.
Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex
www.shelburne.ca
Grand Valley & District Community Centre
Pavilion - complete with picnic tables.
www.grandvalleycommunitycentre.ca
Newly updated playground equipment
Libraries - the Township of Amaranth is a member of the Shel-
Soccer Fields & 2 Baseball Diamonds - for a fun game with
family & friends or for rental by organized teams.
burne District Library Board and the Grand Valley Library Board.
For more information, please refer to the following websites:
Community Centres - the Township of Amaranth proudly
Shelburne Public Library – www.shelburnelibrary.ca
supports the Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex and the
Grand Valley Public Library – www.grandvalley.org
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