Community Activities Guide: Summer 2016

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Registration Procedures
Children/Youth - Recreation/Fitness Programs
Registration will begin May 2, 2016 during regular office
hours, Monday to Friday 8:30 am to 5 pm
Adult - Recreation/Fitness Programs
To register for Programs, please call our NEW Direct
Number: 519-339-1850 or see us in person at:
City Hall
255 Christina Street North, Sarnia, Ontario
Third Floor, Parks and Recreation Department
“Day Camps” on page 5
“Summer Activities” on page 8
“Aquatics: Red Cross” on page 10
“Aquatics: Pool Schedule” on page 11
“Thank You to our Free Swim Sponsors” on page 12
“Aquatics: Swim Lesson Schedules” on page 13
The City of Sarnia is committed to providing accessible
goods, services, programs and facilities to the people
of Sarnia. If you or one of your family members needs
accommodation to participate in programming with the
City of Sarnia please advise City staff at:
519-332-0330, extension 3307, or [email protected].
“Strangway Adult Community Centre General Information” on
page 14
“Fitness and Wellness:” on page 14
“Yoga Classes” on page 16
“Recreation and Activities” on page 16
To register for any programs held at the Strangway
Adult Community Centre, please visit or call:
Strangway Adult Community Centre
260 East Street North, Sarnia, Ontario
Phone: 519-332-0656
Fax: 519-332-0657
[email protected]
“Regular Weekly Activities - Strangway Centre” on page 18
SCC All Strangway Adult Community Centre
programs marked with this symbol.
Strangway Office Hours:
Monday: 8:30 am to 6:30 pm
Tuesday to Thursday: 8:30 am to 5 pm
Friday: 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Program Hours: 8:30 am to 9:30 pm, Monday to
Saturday (varies based on programming)
Centre Closures:
Friday, July 1- Canada Day
Monday, August 1- Civic Holiday
Monday, September 5 – Labour Day
Please note: When the Centre is closed for holidays
there are no programs running on or offsite.
Adult - Activities
Adult - Arts and Culture Programs
“Art” on page 19
“Languages” on page 19
“Music” on page 19
Adult - Special Interest Courses and Seminars
“Adult - SPECIAL INTEREST COURSES & SEMINARS” on page 21
“Services” on page 23
Special Events
“Special Events at Strangway:” on page 24
“Day Trips:” on page 24
“27th Annual Summer Music Series: Canatara” on page 25
General Information
“Beaches in Sarnia” on page 27
“Recreation and Sports Associations” on page 30
“Mayor and City Councillor Names and Contact information”
on page 31
“City Service Directory” on page 31
“Rental Facilities – Parks and Recreation” on page 34
Refund Policy
Refunds for recreation programs will only be issued for
medical reasons, we are able to credit your account if you
choose not to complete a program, thank you for your
cooperation.
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CHILDREN/YOUTH - RECREATION/FITNESS PROGRAMS
Day Camps
Camp Saredaca — Ages Six to Ten
Our program focuses on outdoor education, crafts,
games, cookouts, swimming, daytrips, hikes, and guest
speakers. Camp Saredaca is located at 2065 Blackwell
Road.
Week 2: Movies
Date: Monday, July 11 to Friday, July 15, 2016
Time: 9 am to 4 pm
Cost: $100 per week
Week 4: Fun and Fitness
Time: 9 am to 4 pm
Cost: $100 per week
Week 6: Bugs and Butterflies
Date: Monday, August 8 to Friday, August 12, 2016
Cost: $100 per week
Week 7: Lego
Time: 9 am to 4 pm
Cost: $100 per week
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Week 3: Super Science
Time: 9 am to 4 pm
Cost: $100 per week
No Camp Monday, August 1, 2016
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Week 1: Anything Goes
Time: 9 am to 4 pm
Cost: $100 per week
Week 5: Sports Extravaganza
Date: Tuesday, August 2 to Friday, August 5, 2016
Time: 9 am to 4 pm
Cost: $80 per week
Learn how to play
Ultimate Frisbee
this summer!
• Wednesdays, 6pm-8pm,
June 22-August 17
ag
• Canatara Park centre field
e s 10 - 16
• $40/child includes a team
jersey,disc, & pizza party
Register online at: sarniaultimate.com
Questions: [email protected]
“I am proud to serve Sarnia-Lambton”
BOB BAILEY
MPP - Sarnia-Lambton
Constituency Office:
805 Christina St. North,
Suite 102 Point Edward, Ontario
N7V 1X6
www.bobbaileympp.com
Tel: (519) 337-0051 • Email: [email protected]
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Week 8: Best of the Best
Time: 9 am to 4 pm
Cost: $100 per week
Newton Park Summer Activity Centre
Program includes weekly themes, games, off site trips
and special guests. July 4 to August 26
(No camp Monday, August 1)
Newton Preschool Program Mornings - Ages 3 to 6
Date: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
Time: 9 am to 12 pm
Cost: $10 per half day
Location: Newton Park
Newton Preschool Program Afternoons - Ages 3 to 6
Date: Monday, Wednesday
No camp Monday, August 1, 2016
Time: 1 pm to 4 pm
Newton Youth Program - Ages 6 to 10
Full days or half days are available.
Date: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
(Friday 9 am to 12 pm only)
No camp Monday, August 1,2016
Time: 9 am to 4 pm
Cost: $20 Full day, $10 Half day
Wildwood Park Summer Activity Centre
– Preschool Age
Wildwood Preschool Program Mornings – July 4 until
August 26. For children ages 3 to 6 years old. Program
includes weekly themes, games, off site trips and special
guests.
Date: Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Time: 9 am to 12 pm
Location: Wildwood Park, Bright’s Grove
Wildwood Preschool Program Afternoons – July 4 until
August 26. For children ages 3 to 6 years old. Program
includes weekly themes, games, off site trips and special
guests.
Date: Tuesday, Thursday
Time: 1 pm to 4 pm
Location: Wildwood Park, Bright’s Grove
Lawrence House Summer Art Camps –
Ages Six to Twelve
Time: 9 am to 4 pm
Cost: $150 per week
Location: Lawrence House Centre for the Arts
Please provide your child with a lunch, morning and
afternoon snack. NOTE: NO NUTS PLEASE! Depending
on the weather conditions, there will be a break
outdoors, within the grounds of the Lawrence House,
so it is important that your child dress accordingly. We
recommend that the artists wear older clothing or bring
a cover up. Each week will include a variety of materials
and techniques with fun projects designed to stimulate
your child’s creativity and build confidence in their
artistic abilities.
Storytime Art - Some of our favourite stories and
characters will inspire the artwork for Storytime Art with
classics like Charlotte’s Web, The Velveteen Rabbit and
Winnie the Pooh along with the comical tales of Robert
Munsch and Dr. Seuss.
Date: July 4 to 8
Weird and Wonderful Creatures - The world is full of
amazing animals, birds, insects and plants. This week
we’ll create artwork based on real life creatures that look
like they belong in your imagination
Date: July 11 to 15
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Outside of the Box - Be ready to create “outside the box”
using non-traditional materials and unique methods. Be
ready to expect the unexpected.
Date: July 18 to 22
Time Travellers - Climb into our time machine as we
“travel” back to cave man time, Ancient Egypt, pirates on
the high seas or fast forward to the future. Each day we’ll
“travel” to a different time period to create our art.
Date: August 22 to 26
Adventures in Space - Welcome space cadets!
Everything to do with space - astronauts, rockets, space
shuttles, planets or extraterrestrials – will be part of our
art projects.
Date: July 25 to 29
Colour Crazy - No black & white for this week, only
fabulous colour! We’ll look at how famous artists have
used colour and we’ll experiment colour to paint, draw
and sculpt our own masterpieces.
Date: August 2 to 5 (no camp on Monday, August 1,
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Around the World - Our imaginary journey to Japan,
Europe, Africa, Mexico and Australia will provide the
inspiration for the artwork created this week. A Japanese
scroll painting, African Mask and Aztec Sun Stone print
are just some of the projects!
Movietime Art - Popular movie characters come alive in
our art this week with some old favourites like Kung Fu
Panda and Beauty and the Beast along with new hits like
Zootopia.
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JULY 4-8
Culinary Camp: Baking
JULY 18-22
Creative Campers
AUG 8-12
Skills Work
A Baking | Ages 6-9
B Culinary | Ages 10-13
Ages 6-9
Ages 8-12
Coding
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JULY 11-15
Esthetician
Ages 10-13
Ages 8-12
JULY 25-29
Great Outdoors Adventure
AUG 15-19
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A Makeup and Nails | Ages 6-9
B Makeup, Skincare & Nails | Ages 10-13
A Ages 6-9
B Ages 10-13
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Summer Activities
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Golf Program
Special Limited Time Offer $400
SAVE UP TO 50% OFF REGULAR RATES
For More Information, Contact
Membership Administrator Kerry DeVere
Email: [email protected]
Dance Camp – Have fun at this action packed three day
camp. Each day will include a craft, snack and dance.
Children will be introduced to a variety of movement
styles and will have the opportunity to explore their own
interpretations of music.
Date: Tuesday, July 12, Wednesday, July 13,
Thursday, July 14, 2016
Times:9 am to 10:30 am (4 to 5 year olds)
10:30 am to 12 pm (5 to 7 year olds)
1 pm to 2:30 pm (7 to 10 year olds)
Cost: $50 per week
Children’s Golf Program – A wonderful opportunity
for children to learn the game of golf, including game
etiquette and skill development. Qualified instructors
will work directly with the children. Cost includes lunch,
green fee and transportation if required. Subsidy is
available for qualifying families. Ages eight to twelve
years. Supported by Edward and Norma Cox, Jay and
Lori Peters L.t.d and the City of Sarnia.
Dates: July 7, 11, August 4, 8, 11, 15, 22, 25
Time: 9 am to 12:30 pm
Cost: $35 per day
Location: Huron Oaks Golf Course
Tennis Lessons – Learn the rules of the game, how to
keep score, and learn new game skills. Bring own racket
and balls. Ages eight to twelve years.
Time: 9:30 am to 11 am
Cost: $35
Location: Linden Park
Cost: $35
Location: Kenwick Park
Cost: $35
Location: Linden Park
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Daily - March break, Christmas break,
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Geocaching 101 - In cooperation with the St. Clair Region
Conservation Authority, the City of Sarnia Parks and
Recreation Dept. presents Geocaching 101. Geocaching
is a real-world treasure hunting game where players try
to locate hidden containers, called geocaches, using GPS
devices. Instructed by Sharon Nethercott, this session
will introduce participants to the game of geocaching
through hands-on activities, and include an informative
PowerPoint presentation.
Date: Wednesday, July 6, 2016
Time: 9:30am to 11:30am
Location: The Barn in Canatara Park by the Animal Farm
Cost: $10 per person. Children aged ten and under must
be accompanied by an adult.
Art Explosion - In cooperation with Harmony Centre, the
City of Sarnia Parks and Recreation Department presents
Art Explosion! A four-week, two session program, Art
Explosion invites participants to explore a variety of
artistic mediums that are used to discover the intricate
art of dance, music, theatre, painting, drawing and
singing. Each two week session will conclude with an
exciting and explosive show for parents and friends.
Ages five to fourteen years old.
Session One
Date:Week One, Monday, July 4 to Friday, July 8
Week Two, Monday, July 11 to Friday, July 15
Time: 9 am to 4 pm
Cost: $125 per week OR $250 per session (two weeks)
Children’s Art Workshop– The Children’s Art Workshop is
Location: Harmony Centre at Bayside Mall
organized by the Parks and Recreation Department and
Session Two
held in cooperation with the Sarnia Artists’ Workshop.
Date:Week One, Monday, July 18 to Friday, July 22
The half-day, themed workshop will take place in the
Week Two, Monday, July 25 to Friday, July 29
Barn by the Animal Farm at Canatara Park. Children
Time:
9 am to 4 pm
will enjoy working with paint, clay, and a variety of craft
Cost: $125 per week OR $250 per session (two weeks)
materials. Wear proper clothing and bring a snack.
Location: Harmony Centre at Bayside Mall
Date: Wednesday, August 3, 2016
Time:9:30 am to 12 pm, 5 to 8 years
1 pm to 3:30 pm, 8 to 11 years
Cost: $10 per session
Location: Barn by the Animal Farm at Canatara Park
fun, f itness & fundamentals!
PD Camp:
Days to Remember
April 15, June 6 and June 30.
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Camps consist of a variety of
activities including's crafts,
music, gymnastic games (inside
& outside), field trips and
excursions, & other great
activities are coaches are NCCP
certified and are required to
have CPR & first aid training.
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Kids Camps and
PD Day Camps
Recreational Programs
and School Field Trips
The Bluewater gymnastic club
runs for 10 weeks sessions from
September till the end of June.
We offer programs for children
of all ages & abilities starting
at 18 months old right up to
adult. No experience necessary.
Gymnastics Birthday
PARTIES
Customize your child's special
day and "have a party" at
Bluewater Gymnastics. We
offer birthday parties
Saturdays and Sundays.
@BluewaterGym
519-542-3062 | www.bluewatergymnasticsclub.com
Register online, by telephone, or in person
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Aquatics: Red Cross
We are proud to offer the Red Cross Pre-school and
Swim Kids lessons. The swim lesson program focuses
on swimming, fitness and skill and water safety for
children of all ages. Classes include 10 lessons over a
two week session. (Pool is heated)
SWIM SESSION DATES IN 2016
Session 1
Session 2
Session 3
Session 4 July 4 to July 15
July 18 to July 29
August 1 to August 12
August 15 to August 26
RED CROSS SWIM PRE-SCHOOL
Pre-school classes, 5 children Max.
Duck
(12 to 24
months)
Parent/guardian must participate.
Rhythmic breathing, moving forward/
backward, front and back float
Sea Turtle
(24 to 36
months)
Parent/guardian must participate.
Submersion, floats, glides assisted,
front swim (assisted).
Sea Otter
(3 to 5 years)
Front and back floats and glides,
kicking with buoyant object. Able to
swim one meter upon completion
Salamander
(3 to 5 years)
Floats and glides kicking added. Jump
into chest-deep water. Swim two
meters.
Sunfish
(3 to 6 years)
Floats and glides, deep water entry and
float. Swim five meters.
Crocodile
(3 to 6 years)
Front/back glide with kick, front/back
swim. Swim ten meters continuously
OPEN/PUBLIC SWIM FEES
•Pool
•Spray Park
•Combination (Pool & Spray)
•Adults monitoring Children
•Family (up to 3 children)
Pool only
•Family ( up to 3 children)
Spray only
•Family (up to 3 children)
Pool & Spray Combo
10
$2 per child $2.25/adult
$2 per child
$3 per child
FREE
$5.50
$5.50
$8.50
RED CROSS SWIM KIDS
Swim Kids (Level 1 to 10), 7 Children Max.
Level 1
Floats and glides and flutter-kick ten
(6 and Older) meters (assisted), swim 5 meters.
Front/back glides with flutter kick,
Level 2
front swim ten meters, deep water
(6 and Older)
activities (assisted).
Front/back glide with flutter kick,
Level 3
flutter kick unassisted, float in deep
(6 and Older)
water, swim 15 meters.
Level 4
(6 years and
Older)
Back swim with shoulder roll, front
crawl (ten meters), flutter kick on back,
kneeling dive, intro to sculling,
swim 25 meters.
Front crawl (15 meters), back crawl (15
meters), whip kick on back, stride dive,
tread water, headfirst sculling on back,
swim 50 meters.
Front/back crawl (25 meters),
Level 6
elementary back stroke (15 meters),
(6 years and
dolphin kick, tread in deep water, front
Older)
dive, swim 75 meters.
Level 7
(6 years and
front scull, whip kick on front, dolphin
Older)
kick, stride entry, swim 150 meters.
Level 8
(6 years and breast stroke (15 meters), eggbeater/
Older)
tread, feet-first surface dive, standing
shallow dive. Swim 300 meters.
Level 9
(6 years and breast stroke (25 meters). Sidestroke
Older)
kick, head-first surface dive. Swim 400
meters.
Level 10
breast stroke (50 meters). Sidestroke
(6 years and
(25 meters), dolphin kick (vertical),
Older)
feet-and head-first surface dive with
underwater skim. Swim 500 meters
A chance for participants to develop
the skills and ability to reach an
Semi Private
appropriate level (two participants per
Lessons for
class) Please note times are set aside
Children
for Preschool or Swim Kids review. See
times on chart.
See page 13 for Lesson Schedule
Level 5
(6 years and
Older)
Aquatics: Pool Schedule
Cox Youth Centre Pool and Spray Park
MORNINGS
June 13 to June 29 - Pool OPEN for Private Bookings
June 13 to June 29 - Splash Pad OPEN for Private Bookings
June 29 to August 21 - Pool closed in morning for lessons
AFTERNOONS
June 13 to June 29 - Pool and Splash Pad OPEN for Private Booking only.
June 30 to August 28 - OPEN SWIM OR SPRAY 1 pm to 3 pm
June 15 to August 28 - SPRAY PARK ONLY 4 pm to 6 pm
June 13 to 29 - AFTER SCHOOL SWIM/SPRAY 4 pm to 6 pm
EVENINGS
June 20 to August 28
6:30 pm to 7:50pm - SWIM OR SPRAY
FAMILY SWIM
June 25 to August 28
Weekends Only 3:30 pm to 5 pm SWIM
Please contact City Hall 519-332-0330 for details regarding a NEW Open Swim session for Camps & Community Groups.
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Thank You to our Free Swim Sponsors
Sponsored by
Women
of the
Moose
Date: July 6 to August 24, 2016
Time: Every Wednesday Afternoon 1 pm to 3 pm
Location: Cox Youth Centre in Tecumseh Park
Date: Saturdays, July 2 and August 6, 2016
Time: 1 pm to 3 pm
Capacity Restrictions Apply
Sponsored by
Loyal Order of the Moose Lodge Sarnia 1046
Date: Sundays, July 3 and August 7, 2016
Time: 1 pm to 3 pm
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Aquatics: Swim Lesson Schedules
Session 1: July 4 to July 15, Session 2: July 18 to July 29, Session 3: August 1 to August 12, Session 4: August 15 to August 26
2016 Swim Lesson Schedules - Cox Youth Centre – 334 Russell St. S. - 337-2288
RED CROSS SWIM
9 am
9:30
am
10
am
10:30
am
11
am
11:30
am
12
pm
3:30
pm
4 pm
4:30
pm
5 pm
5:30
pm
Pre-School - 6 Months to 5 Years
Duck (30 minutes)
X
Sea Turtle (30
minutes)
X
Sea Otter (30
minutes)
Salamander (30
minutes)
X
X
X
X
X
Sunfish (30 minutes)
X
X
X
X
X
Crocodile (30
minutes)
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Swim Kids - 6 Years and Older
Level 1 (30 minutes)
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Sess
1&3
X
X
X
X
X
Semi Private Lessons
(30 minutes)
X
Preschool
X
Swim
Kids
X
X
Swim Swim
Kids Kids
Please visit our website www.sarnia.ca for additional swim lesson programming at the Cox Youth Centre this summer!
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ADULT - RECREATION/FITNESS PROGRAMS
Strangway Adult Community Centre General
Information
Membership: Members enjoy savings of 15 percent or
more on programs and events! Membership is available
to anyone fifty or over. You do not need to be a member
to participate in programs and events. Anyone twenty or
over can participate in programs and events.
Cost:
May to October 2016: $31
September to December 2016: $21
*Please note: we do not pro-rate memberships
Tokens:
Must be purchased for weekly activities (see activity chart
page 18)
$1.90 - Member
$3.85 - Non-member
Strangway Centre Café: Open to the public with
reasonable prices! Serving soup, sandwiches, desserts
and daily specials prepared by Centre volunteers.
Open Monday to Friday, 11 am to 1 pm.
Hobby Shop:
Open Monday to Friday, 9 am to 12 pm and 1 pm to 4
pm The Hobby Shop is staffed by Strangway Volunteer
Supervisors. Hours of shop may vary due to volunteer
availability.
Hobby Shop Membership Cost:
Half year (July to December): $75
Pay Per Use:
Daily Token: $9.50
Half Day Token: $4.75
Please note: You must bring your own building supplies.
Minor Woodworking Repairs: If you are in need of
a minor woodworking repair our volunteers in the
Woodshop can probably fix it! Bring your item in to be
inspected. There is a small fee for this service.
Volunteering:
The Strangway Centre is a great place to volunteer your
time. No matter your skill, or desire to learn a new skill,
we have a role for you. We are looking for friendly, reliable
and enthusiastic volunteers in our café, woodshop, front
desk and crafting groups, and for special events. Contact
the Centre for more information.
Room Rentals:
Strangway Adult Centre has rooms available to rent to the
public for special occasions or community programs with
various capacities, please contact the Centre for rates and
availability.
A Note about Registration:
• You can register for all events and programs by phone or
at Strangway
• You do not need to pre-register for daily activities or payas-you-go programs
• It is important to register for events, seminars and
instructional programs in advance. Programs with low
registration will be cancelled - don’t wait until the day
the program starts to sign up!
SCC All Strangway Adult Community Centre
programs marked with this symbol.
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Fitness and Wellness:
Build Your Bones: Exercise works by placing stress on
the bones which results in increased bone mass. This is
especially true for weight bearing and weight training
type exercises. The added benefit is a reduced risk of
heart disease, weight management, an d the prevention
of high blood pressure. Calcium, the major component
of bones, is not well absorbed unless you create a
demand for it through exercise. SCC
Date: Mondays, July 11 to August 29
(7 classes, no class August 1)
Time: 11 am to 12 pm
Cost: $70 members, $84 non-member
Location: Strangway Room
Instructor: Richel Jackson
Dancercise: Do you love to dance and need some cardio
exercise? Then Dancercise is for you. This class is for
everyone! Come on out, have some fun, and get fit.
Please wear running shoes and light clothing. SCC
Date: Mondays, starting June 7
Time: 1:45 pm to 2:45 pm
Instructor: Pam Chin
Cost: $5 members, $6 non-member (pay as you go)
Fun Fit: Tone up, stay in shape and meet new people.
This program offers low impact exercise and also makes
use of interval weight exercises for maximum results.
Taught by certified instructors.
Date: Tuesdays, June 28 to August 16, 2016
Time: 9:30 am to 10:30 am
Instructor: Carol Burkhart
Date: Thursdays, June 30 to August 18, 2016
Instructor: Carol Burkhart
Indoor Walking at Strangway: If you enjoy walking
but find the summer heat too much join us inside the
Strangway Centre for drop in walking. Walk at your own
pace in our air conditioned facility. Please ensure you’re
running shoes are clean with non-marking soles. SCC
Date: Thursdays, starts June 7 (no walking June 16
due to Picnic)
Time: 11 am to 1 pm
Cost: Free
Leisure Swimming: The Holiday Inn, Point Edward, in
cooperation with the Strangway Centre, in providing
the opportunity for adults who are over fifty in our
community to make use of the Holiday Inn pool. Please
pay at the Strangway Centre and bring your receipt to
the Holiday Inn within two days. SCC
Date: Monday to Sunday
Time: 5:30 am to 11 pm
Location: Holiday Inn, 1498 Venetian Blvd., Point Edward
Cost: $86.10 member, $92.55 non-member (monthly)
Line Dancing - Saturday Morning Line Dancing
(Beginner to Improver): A great way to start your
weekend! Learn basic line dancing routines in both Latin
American and Modern Ballroom dances, such as Cha
Cha, Rhumba, Tango, Waltz, Slow Foxtrot, Jive, Country
and Circle. If you are a beginner or would like to take it to
the next level, this is the class for you. Great music, great
exercise and great friends. No partner required. SCC
Note: No class on the Saturday of long weekends.
Date: Saturdays, ongoing until June 25
Time: 10:30 am to 11:30 am
Instructor: Darlene Landry
Cost: $4 member, $5 non-member (pay as you go)
Line Dancing (Intermediate/Advanced): Let’s dance to
the next step up. If you love to dance this is the class for
you, everyone welcome. Put on your dancing shoes and
step in time to great music and routines. Including Cha
Cha, Rumba, Salsa, Tango, Waltz, Jive Foxtrot, Polka
and Country all danced to Latin American and Modern
Ballroom tunes. No partner required. SCC
Date: Mondays, ongoing
Date: Thursdays, ongoing
Cost: $4 member, $5 non-member (pay as you go)
Instructor: Diane Gorton
GROUP OF COMPANIES
TENNIS ANYONE?
Like Tennis? Want to Learn? What are you waiting for?
The Sarnia Tennis Club is accepting new Beginner Adult and Junior
Members for 2016. Regardless of your experience we have lessons
and leagues suited for you. Tennis is a sport for life! It will enhance
your physical and mental health and it offers social opportunities to
meet new friends in a friendly non-competitive atmosphere. The
Sarnia Tennis Club is a volunteer operated club located in the heart
of Sarnia. Memberships are available for Families, Single Adults,
Students & Juniors.
For more information on memberships,
lessons and leagues check us out at:
sarniatennisclub.com
700 Christina Street North
Sarnia, Ontario, N7V 3C2
or visit us on Facebook
Tai Chi: Tai Chi is found to improve the flexibility of your
arthritic joints, improve balance, deepen breathing,
increase circulation, and the best part is anyone can
do it. Meet the stress of life with a smile on your face.
For those people who have a difficult time standing the
instructor will accommodate you by teaching you the
Chair Set. SCC
Instructor: Jim Carrothers, Tai Chi Master
Beginner/Continuing Tai Chi (Morning):
Date: Mondays
Cost: Payable Monthly (for example, based on 4 weeks:
$24 member and $31 non-member)
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Beginner Tai Chi (Evening):
Date: Tuesdays
Time: 6 pm to 7 pm
Location: Strangway Centre
Continuing Tai Chi:
Date: Tuesdays
Location: Strangway Centre
Yoga Classes
Chair Yoga: If you would like to try yoga but have
difficulty getting up and down from the floor try Chair
Yoga. You will practice the yoga moves while you are
sitting in a chair. This class is for all levels of ability.
SCC
Date: August 2 to August 30 (5 classes)
Time: 3 pm to 4 pm
Instructor: Carrie Wood
Cost: $50 member, $60 non-member
Stretch and Soft Yoga: If you suffer from arthritis, back
pain, neck pain, fibromyalgia, or pain from an injury, hip
replacement, or knee replacement this program may
help ease your symptoms. This program uses healing
yoga, a program that is modified to help people with
injuries and illness. Regular practice of this program can
benefit range of specific conditions while helping you
bring flexibility, fluid movement and relieve the stress
in your whole body. You don’t need any previous yoga
experience, but you must be able to get down onto the
floor. You will need a rubber yoga mat for this class.
SCC
Date: Mondays, starting June 7
Instructor: Pam Chin
Cost: $5 member & $6 non-member (pay as you go)
Yin Like Yoga: A practice devoted to healing and
rebuilding. This series focuses on mastering the art
of letting go. We dive into a practise where poses are
held for a longer period of time. This allows for one
to get deep into the fascia muscles, connective tissue
and areas of the body that are holding tension and/
or trauma. Learn to soothe each area of the body by
bringing energy as you release. Detoxify the mind
and renew your breath through the art of letting go.
Rediscover contentment through the beauty of release,
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gain mobility in areas of the body that have suffered
from any trauma, injuries, replacements, scoliosis and/or
arthritis. All levels welcome. SCC
Date: Tuesdays, July 12 to August 30 (8 classes)
Time: 4:30 pm to 5:30pm
Location: Studio
Instructor: Maria Rondon
Yoga with Carrie: Energize, detox, and de-stress with
this Yoga class. You will be holding or flowing through
yoga poses followed by a brief guided meditation
allowing the body to cool while bringing the mind and
emotions into balance. SCC
Date: Fridays, August 5 to August 26 (4 classes)
Time: 9:30 am to 10:30am
Cost: $40 member and $48 non-member
Yoga/Pilates Fusion: This beginner friendly class will
build your core strength with Pilates. Each participant is
practicing the same posture at different levels or ability,
while receiving the same benefits. Then energize, detox,
or de-stress with yogic breathing, holding or flowing
through poses followed by a brief guided meditation
allowing the body to cool while bringing the mind and
emotions into balance. SCC
Date: Mondays, August 8 to August 29 (4 classes)
Recreation and Activities
Cycling: Feel like a kid again! Join us on Monday nights
(weather permitting) to explore different areas of the
city. Approximate length: 1 to 2 hours (10 to 20 km at
a relaxed comfortable pace). Age: twelve years and
older. Youth must wear approved bike helmet. For more
information contact: Anita, Lambton Public Health, 519383-8331 ext. 3646. SCC
Date: Mondays, May 2 to June 27
Time: 6 pm to 7 pm (approximately)
Location: Meet in Strangway Parking Lot
Cost: FREE
Instructor: Lambton Public Health, County of Lambton
Men’s Recreational Two-Pitch: A fun rec league for all
skill levels! Great exercise and a great time. SCC
Date: Tuesdays, May 3 to September 27
Location: Clearwater Diamond #1
Outdoor Pickleball League: Played on a badminton
sized court, using rules similar to tennis and using what
looks like an oversized table tennis paddle, Pickleball
is the fastest growing sport in North America. Those
who do not know how to play Pickleball are welcome
to participate as there are people willing to teach you
the skills and techniques involved in playing Pickleball.
Basic paddles and balls are supplied. You are welcome
to bring your own paddle. Two locations to choose from.
SCC
Date: Tuesdays, June 7 to September 27
Locations: Germain Park OR Kenwick Park (your choice)
Date: Thursdays, June 9 to September 29
Locations: Germain Park OR Kenwick Park (your choice)
Time: 7:30 pm to 9 pm Cost: $20 member, $23 non-member (per session)
Recreation Slo-Pitch for Boomers: Join your fellow
“Boomers” for some non-competitive somewhat
serious slo-pitch. All skill levels welcome. Our sandlot
atmosphere will bring back fond memories of
neighbourhood ball games. SCC
Date: Thursdays, May 5 to September 22
Location: Clearwater Diamond #2
Recreational Tennis League for Adults: This is a fun
recreational league for everyone who enjoys tennis.
All levels are most welcome. We would be happy to
welcome beginners. Come out for a summer of fitness
and fun. It’s also a great way to meet people! Bring your
own racquets and balls. Weather permitting. SCC
Date: Monday through Friday, May to October
(or as long as the weather stays nice)
Time: 9 am to 12 pm
Location: Germain Park Tennis Court
Cost: $19 Member, $20 Non Member
Women’s 50+ “Scrub” Softball:
Fun, exercise, and laughs! For all levels of talent, ladies
who have played in the past (doesn’t matter how long
ago) or if you have never played but always wanted to,
now is your opportunity. If running is an issue for you,
don’t let that stop you from getting involved. A runner
will be found for you. Come out and enjoy this great
summer sport! SCC
Date: Thursdays, May 5 to September 29
Time: 9:30 am to 12:30 pm
Location: Clear Water Diamond #1
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ADULT - ACTIVITIES
Regular Weekly Activities - Strangway Centre
Monday
Hobby Shop*
9 am to 12 pm
1 pm to 4 pm
Painting Club*
9 am to 12 pm
Quilting
12:30 pm to 3:30 pm
Music with Sheila
2 pm to 3:30 pm
(ends June 27)
Billiards*
1 pm to 4 pm
for tournament a
($2 prize board
fee applies)
Cribbage*
1:30 pm to 4:30 pm
Pickleball*
3 pm to 5pm
Euchre*
6:30 pm to 9 pm
($0.50 prize board
fee applies)
*Activity token applies
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Tuesday
Hobby Shop*
Wednesday
Hobby Shop*
9 am to 12 pm
1 pm to 4 pm
9 am to 12 pm
1 pm to 4 pm
Adult Colouring*
Carpet Bowling*
9 am to 12 pm
Duplicate Bridge*
9 am to 12 pm
($1 prize board fee)
Social Bridge*
1:30 pm to 4 pm
Crafts Etc.
1 pm to 4 pm
Thursday
Hobby Shop*
9 am to 12 pm
1 pm to 4 pm
Scrabble*
Friday
Hobby Shop*
9 am to 12 pm
1 pm to 4 pm
Pickleball*
9 am to 11 am
10 am to 1 pm
9 am to 11 am
1 pm to 4 pm
For tournament a
($2 prize board fee
applies)
1 pm to 4 pm
Shuffleboard*
1 pm to 4 pm
Table Tennis*
Pepper*
1 pm to 4 pm
Men’s 9-Ball*
1 pm to 3:30 pm
SUES (Ukulele)
1 pm to 3:30 pm
(ends June 29)
Billiards*
1:30 pm to 3:30 pm
Mah-jong*
1:30 pm to 4 pm
10:30 am to 12:30 pm
Billiards*
Chess Club*
1 pm to 4 pm
Pepper*
Art
Outdoor Sketching and Painting: Sketching and
painting on location for beginners and all those
interested. We will begin by learning basic and
fundamental skills needed to capture what you see
around you. We will cover a wide variety of topics from
tools to techniques and more. Students will learn how to
take a simple sketch from pencil, pen to colour and build
drawings that will tell a story. We will explore places and
find interesting things in our daily life one sketch at a
time. Come and let us have fun together. SCC
Date: Wednesdays, July 13 to August 31 (8 classes)
Location: Outdoor location TBD, Strangway Centre if
inclement weather
Instructor: Barbara Fisher
Languages
French- Conversational French: A beginner program,
starting with learning and practicing the sounds of
the French vowels, consonants and especially the
sounds produced by various combinations of vowels.
The focus will be on practicing what has been learned,
correct pronunciations of everyday conversations that
an adult might have while vacationing, or possibly
to read to a grandchild. All basics will be covered.
We will concentrate on the ‘conversational’ part of
‘’conversational French’’. SCC
Date: Monday, June 27 to August 22
(8 classes, no class August first)
Time: 6:30 pm to 8 pm
Location: Committee Room
Instructor: Suzanne Quinn
ADULT - ARTS & CULTURE PROGRAMS
Big Brothers Big Sisters
of Sarnia-Lambton
A hundred years from now it will not matter what my
bank account was, the sort of house I lived in, or the
kind of car I drove... But the world may be different
because I was important in the life of a child.
www.bigbrothersbigsisters.ca/sarnia
519-336-0460
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Music
The S.U.E.S - Strangway Ukulele Ensemble: Now that
you have learned how to play the Ukulele. Have a great
time while you further develop your skills playing the
ukulele. This is a drop in program and open to anyone
who knows how to play a Ukulele. You will have to provide
Open Daily
7:15 am
to 6:30 pm
your own Ukulele. SCC
Date: Wednesdays, Ongoing- Ends June 29
Time: 1 pm to 3 pm
Cost: $1.90 member, $3.85 non-member
Location: The Studio
Instructor: Rick Clements
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ADULT - SPECIAL INTEREST COURSES & SEMINARS
Bathroom Safety Lunch and Learn: Your bathroom
can be a hazardous environment. Many falls that occur
in the home occur in the bathroom. Maintain your
independence by modifying your bathroom so you don’t
have to worry about falling. Ultimate Bath Systems
offers tub to shower conversions, walk in tubs and many
other products to increase your safety in your home.
SCC
Date: Friday, June 24
Time: 11:30 am to 12:30 pm
Location: Studio
Instructor: Ursula, Ultimate Bath Systems
Cost: $8 member, $10 non-member (Includes lunch)
Driver Refresher Course: A classroom session to help
you prepare for the group session from the Ministry of
Transportation which you must attend after age 80.
Bea will go over the material and help you brush up on
defensive driving tips, road signs etc. so you can feel
confident. SCC
Date: Wednesday, July 20
Location: Studio
Instructor: Bea, Ski’s Professional Driving School
Cost: $27 member $35 non-member
E.F.T Workshops (Emotional Freedom Technique): The
evidenced based gentle technique takes only 5 minutes
to learn and is known to have profound life changing
results. It addresses the mind – body connection and is
based on the same energy meridians used in traditional
acupuncture to treat physical and emotional ailments
that has been used for over 5000 years. This series of
workshops are intended to be fun, light and interactive.
You will experience a hands on “tapping sequence”,
creating a somatic sense of E.F.T in a safe environment.
Each workshop will end with a guided visual meditation,
leaving you feeling grounded and peaceful. SCC
Dates: Wednesday, June 1, June 8, June 15, June 22
Time: 10 am to 11 am
Location: Studio Room
Instructor: Mary Kay Salari, certified and accredited E.F.T
coach
Cost: $17 member and $ 19 non-member (per date)
with a feeling of more freedom. In a study, after just 20
minutes of E.F.T, pain levels of participants dropped by
an average of 68 percent (eftuniverse.com). SCC
Wednesday, June 15: Optimize your Vitality and reduce
STRESS with E.F.T. Reduce the effects of stress on the
body. Stress, when not addressed, can begin to impact
the immune system and compromise one’s health. It
can also affect one’s ability to problem solve. By calming
the nervous system, one can make better decisions
from a clearer mental space and create greater personal
potential. SCC
Wednesday, June 22: Make Affirmations Work for YOU!
Using E.F.T, learn how to challenge those “limiting
beliefs” by releasing stagnant energy. This enlightening
experience creates space that allows more abundance
and affirmations to blossom. SCC
Garden Planter Workshop: Learn how to plant a
beautiful garden container. Includes lesson, flowers,
container and supplies. SCC
Date: Wednesday, May 18
Time: 6 pm to 7:30 pm
Location: Germain Maintenance Centre
Instructor: City Horticultural staff
Cost: $35 with your own container; $45 one container
$95 two containers
Date: Saturday, May 21
Time: 10 am to 11:30 am
Location: Germain Maintenance Centre
Instructor: City Horticultural staff
Cost: $35 with your own container; $45 one container
$95 two containers
Learn to Play Chess: Interested in learning to play chess?
Ben will teach you some of the strategies in playing this
game that helps to keep your mind sharp. SCC
Date: Monday, July 4 to July 25 (4 classes)
Location: Committee Room
Instructor: Ben Vanderwillik
NEW PATIENTS &
CHILDREN WELCOME
Wednesday, June 1: Are you struggling with Anxiety and
Overwhelmed? Anxiety can be paralyzing, and stop you in
your tracks. How is this true for your life? When we can
manage our own anxiety, all situations/relationships
naturally become calmer. In this class, you will learn 3
steps to help create more peace within. SCC
Wednesday, June 8: Manage Pain with E.F.T. E.F.T has been
known to take the edge off of pain, leaving the individual
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Living Life to the Full: Sponsored by the Canadian
Mental Health Organization. Living Life to the Full offers
you enjoyable and interactive courses that will help
you understand your feelings, thoughts and behaviors,
and what to do about them! Living Life to the Full helps
people make a difference in their lives. Each session
is moderated by a trained facilitator and includes a
booklet, handouts, exercises and discussions. Go to
llttf.com for more info. SCC
Date: Monday, June 6 to July 25 (8 classes)
Time: 10 am to 11:30 am
Instructor: Joanne Simpson, CMHA
Cost: $40 (includes a light snack)
Movie Afternoon: Stay cool indoors and enjoy a movie
the third Friday of each month complete with movie
snacks. SCC
Date: The third Friday monthly
Friday, June 17 – “The Longest Ride”
Friday, July 15 – “In the Heart of the Sea”
Friday, August 19 – “The Age of Adeline”
Time: 1 pm to 3 pm
Cost: $2 member and $4 non-member (per time)
Personal Safety and Self Defense for Women: In this
seminar we will cover tips for home safety, personal and
property, situational awareness, what it is and how to
apply it and Self Defence techniques and concepts for
attacks, grabs, punches. SCC
Date: Saturday, June 4
Time: 10 am to 11:30 pm
Location: Studio
Instructor: Scott Burden, Security Manager,
Lambton Mall
Cost: $10
Seniors Mental Health Presentation: The Canadian
Mental Health Association will provide a mental health
awareness presentation with a focus on prevention,
wellness, and community supports and services for
Seniors. This will be presented by a staff member in the
Geriatric Mental Health Outreach Team along with the
Mental Health Promotion Specialist. SCC
Date: Wednesday, June 22
Time: 5 pm to 6 pm
Cost: Donation
Shine at Home Lunch and Learn: Live in your home
safely, happily and independently with home care
services provided by Shine at Home. Learn about this
great service at this lunch and learn. SCC
Date: Monday, June 6
Time: 12 pm to 1 pm
Location: Studio
Instructor: Chris Treftlin, Shine at Home
Cost: $8 member $10 non-member (includes lunch)
Services
Blood Pressure Clinic: Provided courtesy of Bayshore
Health Services. Monitoring your blood pressure
regularly can help you maintain it at an optimal level.
Information and pamphlets concerning blood pressure
will also be available. SCC
Date: Second Thursday of the Month
Location: Lobby
Cost: Free
Diabetes Clinic: Sponsored by Hogan Pharmacy.
Qualified staff provide you with consultation on your
health status, text blood sugar and provide health
information. SCC
Date: First Thursday of the Month
Time: 10 am to 2 pm
Location: Craft Room
Cost: Free
Foot Care: Foot care is important to your overall health,
especially if you are diabetic. Pedicurist Julie Paulics will
treat your feet with the care they need. SCC
Please Note: Appointments must be made in advance.
Date: Fridays, June 10, June 24, July 8, July 22, August
12, August 26
Time: 9 am to 2 pm
Location: Craft Room
Cost: $35 (half hour appointment)
The Hearing Booth: Difficulty hearing? Visit our Healthy
Hearing Booth to learn about your hearing healthcare
and the products, services and technological advances
available to you. Already wearing hearing aids? We’ll give
your hearing aids a complimentary clean-and-check and
a package of batteries. SCC
Date: Second Tuesday of the Month
Location: Lobby
Cost: Free
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Celebrating
28
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SPECIAL EVENTS
Special Events at Strangway:
May:
Very Superstitious Dance and Spring Social: Dance
away those Friday the Thirteenth superstitions! If you
don’t like to dance, you can toe tap from your seat and
come out to socialize with friends. Light refreshments
will be served. Entertainment: The Persuaders (Classic
rock, country and blues- great dancing music!)
Date: Friday, May 13
Time: 1 pm to 3 pm
Cost: $6 for members, $8 for non-members
June:
See other great Seniors Month events under the “Special
Interest Courses” section of this guide.
Seniors’ Month Bingo: An afternoon of bingo fun! Cash
prizes!
Date: Friday, June 3
Time: 1 pm to 3 pm
Location: Studio
Cost: $2 (includes refreshments, cards additional)
Seniors’ Month Picnic: Celebrate Ontario’s thirtysecond annual Seniors’ Month with your friends at the
Strangway Centre. A delicious BBQ lunch followed by
entertainment, dancing and fun activities. This will be an
outdoor event if the weather permits.
Entertainment: Janet Laplante
Date: Thursday, June 16
Time: 12 pm to 2 pm
Location: Strangway Room or outside if the weather
permits
Cost: $10
Colasanti Farms and Tropical Gardens and self-guided
tour of the greenhouses. Complete the day with free
time at Point Pelee National Park.
Date: Wednesday, June 1
Time: Departs at 8 am, return approximately 6 pm
Register by: Tuesday, May 10
Cost: $78 for members, $83 for non-members ((includes
wine tour, lunch, transportation and H.S.T).
Please bring $1 on the day of the trip for the driver tip.
A Day in St. Jacobs: Enjoy free time at the famous St.
Jacobs Farmers Market to shop amongst hundreds of
vendors with Ontario farm-fresh foods, crafts, and flea
market items. We will have a buffet lunch complete with
delicious comfort foods at the Stone Crock restaurant
followed by free time in the picturesque village of St.
Jacobs.
Date: Tuesday, July 12
Time: Departs at 8 am, return approximately 6:30 pm
Register by: Monday, June 20
Cost: $68 for members, $73 for non-members (Includes
Lunch, transportation, H.S.T).
Grand River Luncheon Cruise: Begin your day in “The
Landing” with complimentary coffee and muffin and
shopping in our large Craft Shop. Enjoy an interesting
audiovisual presentation about the Grand River followed
by a fabulous live Music Show featuring “The Blazing
Fiddles”. You will then embark on a 3-hour cruise
featuring a delicious 3-course lunch served to your
private window table. During your cruise your captain
gives an informative narration about the Grand River
and you can sit out on the promenade deck to enjoy the
river scenery. After your cruise, our famous home-baked
bread, apple pie, and other baked goods are available to
July:
purchase and complimentary refreshments are served
Summertime Victorian Tea Party: We all have a few
before returning home.
beautiful tea cups on display that never get used. Bring
Date: Wednesday, August 10
along your favourite tea cup, along with the story behind
Time: Departs at 8:45 am, return approximately 6:15 pm
it, for a summertime tea party. Don’t forget to dress up in
Register by: Wednesday, July 13
Victorian style clothing. We will be serving refreshments
Cost: $91 for members, $96 for non-members (Includes
and have a selection of teas for you to choose from.
morning snack, lunch, cruise, transportation and HST).
Date: Thursday, July 14
Time: 2 pm to 4 pm
Stratford Festival - A Chorus Line: Enjoy a matinee
Location: Craft Room/Cafe
performance of A Chorus Line, the feature musical at
Cost: $5 for members, $7 for non-members
the Festival theatre for the 2016 season. A Chorus Line
Day Trips:
is a look at what happens inside the auditions for a
Travel worry-free with the Strangway Centre and Great
Broadway musical. In the morning you will have an hour
Canadian on their luxury motor coaches. A great way to of free time in beautiful downtown Stratford prior to a
get away for the day for an affordable price.
buffet lunch at the Queens Inn.
Please Note: Day trips depart from the Germain Arena
Date: Tuesday, September 13
parking lot (170 Sycamore Drive). Please arrive at least
Time: Departs at 8:45 am, return approximately 6:30 pm
fifteen minutes early.
Register by: Friday, July 22
Point Pelee: Today we travel to the Southern tip of
Cost: $139 for members, $144 for non-members (includes
Canada. Enjoy a wine tour and tasting at the Pelee
lunch, ticket to musical, transportation and H.S.T).
Island Winery in Kingsville followed by a buffet lunch at
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Summer Music Series: Canatara
(June to August, 2016)
The Bandshell at Canatara Park has quickly become
a favourite destination for families and friends to
gather nightly and enjoy a variety of community music.
Featuring over thirty nights of entertainment, the
Canatara Opening Night will be Tuesday, June 7, with
Closing Ceremonies taking place on Wednesday, August
24. All shows begin at 7 pm and are free to the public.
Please note that Thursday night concerts in June will take
place at the Seaway Kiwanis Pavilion. A donation box is
available each night with all proceeds going directly
toward the program and venue updates.
Visit www.sarnia.ca for a complete listing of
performances.
Summer Music Series: Kenwick on
the Lake
Date: Wednesday, July 6 to Wednesday August 17
A beautiful waterfront bordering a scenic park, Kenwick
on the Lake is an ideal spot to kick back and enjoy
some music. Musical performances will take place on
Wednesday evenings in July and August starting at 7 pm
by the Kenwick on the Lake Gazebo. This event is free
to attend. Visit www.sarnia.ca for a complete listing of
performances.
Summer Music Series: Music in the Garden
Date: Thursday, July 7 to Thursday, August 25
Time: 7 pm to 8 pm
Location: Germain Park Gardens (inclement weather
location: Strangway Centre) Combine a beautiful garden
setting with wonderful music and you’ll have the best
ingredients to enjoy summer. Music in the Garden will
feature local musicians performing a one hour repertoire
of music. Loonie donations are appreciated.”
Visit www.sarnia.ca for a complete listing of
performances.
Free swimming, games, food, and so much more.
Date: Saturday, July 9, 2016
Time: 12 to 4 pm
Location: Tecumseh Park & Cox Youth Centre
Rain date: July 10, 2016
Sponsored by “Noelle’s Gift” Capacity Restrictions will Apply
27th Annual Summer Music
Series: Canatara
Opening Night: Scottish Night
Fred Moyes
Lambton Lads and Lassies
Sarnia Legion Pipe Band
Sarnia Scottish Country
Dancers
Offsite Impact
D.J.2
Cornerstone
Forest Excelsior Band
Town and Country
Borderline
Keith Murray
Bluewater
Blast from the Past
Seaway Sounds Sweet Adelines
and Friends
The Bluewater Cloggers
Gary Boyle and the South Winds
Christine and Debbie Wellington
RELIC
Ramblin’ Fever
Blackmore Percussion
SITEKS
Paula and the Cornhuskers
Bluewater Ceili Band
Deano Brainelli
Paul Clarke
Wayne Hayward in Concert
The D.C. Project
The Wade Sisters
Gary D. Parker and Lynda Rowe
M.J.M Musical Memories with
Janet
Bill Hines
After Hours
Sarnia Outtaliners
Christine and Larry Play the
Oldies
Sisters of Soul
Mike Blackmore Group
RED Line Band
Joan Spalding and the Foggy
Mountain Band
Rob Dickson and Friends
Closing Night Celebration
SPECIAL EVENTS
Date 2016*
Tuesday, June 7
Tuesday, June 7
Tuesday, June 7
Tuesday, June 7
Tuesday, June 7
Wednesday, June 8
Thursday, June 9
Seaway Kiwanis Pavilion
Monday, June 13
Tuesday, June 14
Wednesday, June 15
Thursday, June 16
Monday, June 20
Tuesday, June 21
Wednesday, June 22
Thursday, June 23
Monday, June 27
Tuesday, June 28
Wednesday, June 29
Monday, July 4
Tuesday, July 5
Wednesday, July 6
Monday, July 11
Tuesday, July 12
Wednesday, July 13
Monday, July 18
Tuesday, July 19
Wednesday, July 20
Monday, July 25
Tuesday, July 26
Wednesday, July 27
Tuesday, August 2
Wednesday, August 3
Monday, August 8
Tuesday, August 9
Wednesday, August 10
Monday, August 15
Tuesday, August 16
Monday, August 22
Tuesday, August 23
* Dates & Entertainment subject to change.
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SPECIAL EVENTS
21st Annual KIDS FUNFEST
Date: Saturday, June 11, 2016
Time: 10 am to 3 pm
Since 1996, Kids Funfest has built a reputation as
one of the must-attend events in our community by
delivering fun, FREE and quality educational and
interactive experiences for the whole family. The Parks
and Recreation Department along with the Kids Funfest
Committee is dedicated to the development of fun,
creative and interactive learning opportunities geared
toward children aged one to twelve. Kids Funfest will be
located at the Outdoor Grounds by Clearwater Arena.
Packed with activities, entertainment and interactive
education zones and more, Kids Funfest is the spot
to be! Thanks to the generous support of our funding
partners, friends, sponsors and community volunteers,
admission remains absolutely free.
27th Annual HOBBYFEST
Date: Sunday, July 17, 2016
Time: 10 am
This one day festival has grown in its diversity each
year. Hobbyfest continues to give local groups and
organizations an opportunity to increase their visibility
in the community, show off/share their achievements
and recruit new members. Hobbyfest is a fun, relaxing,
educational event that allows the community to
participate in hands-on interactive demonstrations and
displays. To register your club or organization, call Parks
and Recreation at 519-332-0330, ext. 3210.
Outdoor Movie Night in cooperation with
Youth Chat (Community Health Action Team) and Lambton
Public Health - Tobacco Free
Date: Friday, July 22, 2016
Time: Activities begin at 6:30 pm with a movie at dusk
Canada Day Parade, Festivities and
Fireworks 2016
Date: Friday, July 1, 2016
Parade: 11:30 am (Lakeshore/Colborne) Ending in
Canatara Park
Canatara Park Daytime Festivities: 11 am to 4 pm
Opening Ceremonies: 1:30pm at Canatara Park Bandshell.
Evening Entertainment: Sarnia Waterfront and Bayshore
Parking Lot. The 2016 theme will be Canada Proud.
Running throughout Canatara Park, festivities will
include multi-cultural entertainment, ethnic food
booths, arts and crafts, inflatables, demonstrations, face
painting and train rides.
Beginning at 4 pm, all entertainment and activities
will then move to the Sarnia Waterfront and Bayshore
parking lot at Centennial Park. The Canada Day
Fireworks display will cap off the day’s events starting
at dusk, set off from the Sarnia Point Lands. Various
bands and other entertainment are set to perform
prior to the fireworks. Art/craft, concessions, parade
and band applicants can complete the appropriate
application form available for download at www.sarnia.
ca. All completed forms can be returned to the Parks and
Recreation Office, third Floor, Sarnia City Hall.
Be Part of It!
...and get noticed!
So many reasons to ADVERTISE in
Sarnia’s Community Activity Guide!
Enjoy an evening together as a family! On the Outdoor
Grounds behind Clearwater Arena, entertainment,
activities, crafts and games will begin at 6:30 pm capped
off by an outdoor children’s movie at dusk. Bring a
blanket and a lawn chair and enjoy the evening.
Free popcorn.
Contact Grafiks or visit
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Beaches in Sarnia
Canatara Beach
Lifeguards will be on duty to patrol a designated area
of Canatara Beach beginning June 25 to August 28,
2016. They will be available 7 days per week from
11 am to 6 pm.
•Beach Volleyball Courts are available for public use.
Nets and balls can be signed out at the Lifeguard
Shack during regular lifeguard duty hours.
•Accessible Beach Chair. The City has an accessible
beach wheelchair that can be used for beach
participants that would like to roll over the sand to the
water’s edge with ease at Canatara Beach. The beach
chair is available for public use and free of charge
during regular lifeguard duty hours.
The beach wheelchair was made possible through a
donation form the Shannon Ladies Memorial Volleyball
Tournament several years ago.
•Beach Matting. The City has purchased fifty feet of
beach matting that is designed to make beaches
accessible for people who use wheelchairs or walkers
as well as parents with children in strollers. The five
foot wide beach matting will be used at Canatara
Beach this summer and is located at the sidewalk that
extends out to the beach.
•Lifejackets are available free of use and please visit
the lifeguard shack for proper size and sign out during
regular lifeguard duty hours.
•City of Sarnia has once again applied for Blue Flag
Status. Blue Flag is a highly respected eco certification
program that awards beaches that meet international
standards and more. In order to attain Blue Flag award,
our beach will have to meet 27 criteria categories under
the Environment Education and Information, water
quality, beach management, safety and services.
For more information please contact City Hall.
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June 17 - 19, 2016
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• Kids Zone • Youth Talent Competition
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150 Christina St. N., Sarnia
519-336-0073
GENERAL INFORMATION
Recreation and Sports Associations
Organization
Phone
Website
Ballroom Dancing
Bluewater Anglers
Bluewater Boxing Club
Bluewater Chordsmen
Bluewater Taekwondo
Bluewater Gymnastics
Bluewater Rowing
Bluewater Sharks
Bluewater Ski Club
Boarder Pass
Community Active Living Lambton
Dynamic Academy of Martial Arts
Fury Weightlifting Club (O.W.A)
Hoops Basketball
Huron Lakers Girls Basketball
Iron Eagles Powerlifting and Weight Training
Lambton Bowhunters
Lambton College Athletics
Lambton Lions Football
Lambton Outdoor Club
Lambton Saint Clair Athletic Club
Marcin Bowl 5 pin Y.B.C League
North Stari Tai Chi
Pathways Health Centre for Children
Play it Again Sports Dive Centre
Rivard’s Power Skating and Hockey Academy
River City Boxing Club
Rivercity Karate-Jutsu Club
519-336-3119
519-344-9821
519-383-0570
519-339-9927
519-383-0570
519-542-3062
519-542-8862, Extension 8046
519-344-8624
519-332-5231
1-855-383-RIDE
519-344-2062, Extension 2119
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519-542-3471, Extension 262
519-336-9486
519-542-7751, Extension 3286
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Recreation and Sports Associations
Organization
Phone
Website
Sarnia Athletics Southwest Track and Field
Sarnia Badminton Club
Sarnia Braves
Sarnia Bulldogs Inline Junior Hockey
Sarnia City Beach Volleyball League
Sarnia Croquet Club
Sarnia and District Horticultural Society
Sarnia F.C.
Sarnia Fencing Club
Sarnia Fighting Irish Basketball
Sarnia Girls Hockey
Sarnia Girls Soccer Club
Sarnia Golf and Curling Club
Sarnia Hockey Association
Sarnia Imperials Football
Sarnia Junior B Lacrosse Cha Co Pacers
Sarnia Lacrosse
Sarnia Lambton Dart League
Sarnia Lawn Bowling Club
Sarnia Legionnaires Junior B Hockey Club
Sarnia Minor Pacers Lacrosse
Sarnia Roadrunners
Sarnia Saints R.F.C
Sarnia Sting Hockey
Sarnia Tennis Club
Sarnia Ultimate Frisbee
Sarnia Wrestling Association
Sarnia Yacht Club
Sarnia Y.M.C.A Rapids Swim Team
Sharky’s Boxing Club
Skate Sarnia
S.M.A.A 10 pin Bowling
S.M.A.A Baseball
S.M.A.A Fastball Girls
S.M.A.A Football
S.M.A.A Golf
S.M.A.A Inline Hockey
S.M.A.A Sarnia Minor Athletic Association
Sports for Disabled Lambton
Saint Clair Mini Colts Basketball Teams
Saint Clair Taekwondo
Taoist Tai Chi Society
Twin Bridges Volleyball
Valhalla Youth Basketball Association
519-869-8392
519-466-3677
519-330-6582
519-337-3042
519-332-8022
519-869-2864
519-332-5837
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Mayor and City Councillor Names and Contact information
MIKE BRADLEY, Mayor
City Hall: 255 North Christina Street,
Sarnia, Ontario, N7T 7N2
Phone: 519-332-0330 Extension 3312
Fax: 519-332-3995
Home: 155 North Front Street, Apartment
Number 705, Sarnia, Ontario, N7T 7V5
Phone: 519-336-8092
[email protected]
DAVE BOUSHY, City and County Councillor
1413 Lakeshore Road, Sarnia, Ontario,
N7S 2M3, Phone: 519-542-3109
[email protected]
ANDY BRUZIEWICZ, City Councillor
Home: 665 Stonecrest Avenue,
Sarnia, Ontario, N7V 2K3
Business: P.O. Box 2373 Sarnia, Ontario,
N7T 7S6, Business: 519-332-2639
[email protected]
ANNE MARIE GILLIS, City and County
Councillor
65 Ashby Crescent, Sarnia, Ontario, N7S 4L5
Home: 519-542-9728
[email protected]
MIKE KELCH, City Councillor
324 Tawny Road, Sarnia, Ontario, N7S 5J6
Home: 519-491-2245
Business: 519-339-4003
[email protected]
BEV MACDOUGALL, City and County
Councillor
228 Maria Street, Sarnia, Ontario, N7T 4T1
Home: 519-344-0768
Business: 519-344-5543
[email protected]
MATT MITRO, City Councillor
607 Rayburne Avenue, Sarnia, Ontario,
N7T 7A5, Home: 519-332-6368
Business: 519-336-0114
Cell: 519-464-6621
[email protected]
CINDY SCHOLTEN, City Councillor
Home: 226-932-0966
[email protected]
Twitter: @CindyScholten99
BRIAN WHITE, City Councillor
Business: 519 464-2585
[email protected]
City Service Directory
City Hall, Phone: 519-332-0330
A
Accessibility
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3307
[email protected]
Accounts Payable
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3244
[email protected]
Accounts Receivable
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3236
[email protected]
Adult Programs
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3700
[email protected]
Animal Control Inquiries
Phone: 519-336-5049
[email protected]
Arenas (Ice Time, Rental)
Phone: 519-332-0330, Extension 3211
[email protected]
B
Bingo and Lottery Licenses
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3350
[email protected]
Boards and Committees
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3264
[email protected]
Bus Passes, Tickets & Schedule
Information
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 5300
[email protected]
Business Development
Phone: 519-336-3271
Extension 3343
[email protected]
Business Licenses
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3350
[email protected]
Business Park Inquiries
Phone: 519-332-0330,
Extension 3343 or 1-877-472-7642
[email protected]
Bylaw Enforcement (Parking & Property
Standards Inquiries)
Phone: 519-336-5049
[email protected]
C
Call Before you Dig (Utility Locates)
Phone: 1-800-400-2255
Care-a-Van Bookings
Phone: 519-336-3789
[email protected]
Cenntennial Park Rental
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3210
[email protected]
GENERAL INFORMATION
City By-Laws
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3264
[email protected]
City Manager’s Office
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3230
[email protected]
Committee of Adjustment
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3344
[email protected]
Commissioning Services
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3263
[email protected]
Council Inquiries
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3263
[email protected]
D
Death Certificates
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3257
[email protected]
Dog Licences
Phone: 519-336-5049
[email protected]
E
Emergencies Dial 911
After hours animal control/public works and
parks issues call Sarnia Police
Phone: 519-344-8861
Employment Inquiries
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3346
[email protected]
Encroachments
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3359
[email protected]
Environmental Advisory Committee
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3295
[email protected]
F
Façade Loans
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3293
[email protected]
Facility Rentals (Parks, Sportsfields)
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3211
[email protected]
Fire Administration & Education
Phone: 519-332-1122
[email protected]
Fire Inspections and Permits
Phone: 519-332-1122
[email protected]
Forestry (Down Trees and Tree Trimming)
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3209
[email protected]
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Freedom of Information Inquiries
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3263
[email protected]
G
General Engineering Inquiries (Roads,
Sewer, Shoreline Protection, Water,
Other)
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3277
[email protected]
General Finance Inquiries
Tel: 519-332-0330
Extension 3354
[email protected]
H
Heritage Committee
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3293
[email protected]
Home Occupation Permits
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3303
[email protected]
Hydrant Use
Tel: 519-332-0330
Extension 2220
[email protected]
I
In Town Charters
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 5300
[email protected]
Information Technology
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3111
[email protected]
Insurance Matters
Tel: 519-332-0330
Extension 3258
[email protected]
L
Library - Brights Grove
2618 Hamilton Road, Bright’s Grove
Phone: 519-869-2351
brightsgrove.library@county-lambton.
on.ca
Library - Mallroad
1362 Lambton Mall Road., Sarnia
Phone: 519-542-2580
[email protected]
Library - Point Edward
220 Michigan Avenue, Point Edward
Phone: 519-336-3291
pointedward.library@county-lambton.
on.ca
Library - Sarnia
122 Christina Street South, Sarnia
Phone: 519-337-3291
[email protected]
Lifeguards at Canatara
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3214
[email protected]
Long Grass and Weed Complaints
Phone: 519-336-5049
[email protected]
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M
Marriage Licenses
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3350
[email protected]
Mayor’s Office
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3312
[email protected]
Municipal Drains
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3267
[email protected]
Municipal Election Inquiries
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3264
[email protected]
N
Notaries Public
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3347
[email protected]
O
Official Plan and Zoning Inquiries
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3303
[email protected]
Out of Town Bus Serving
Phone: 519-336-3200
[email protected]
P
Park Maintenance Inquiries
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3201
[email protected]
Permits (Building, Demolitions, Signs,
Pools)
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3303
[email protected]
Planning Mapping Information
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3294
[email protected]
Pools, Spray Park, Beaches
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3214
[email protected]
Public Swimming
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3201
[email protected]
Purchasing and Tender Inquiries
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3252
[email protected]
Road Permits (Curb Cut, Fill, Hoarding)
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3355
[email protected]
RV’s Sanitary Dump Station
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3277
[email protected]
S
Service Connections
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3277
[email protected]
Sewer & Water Maintenance Inquiries
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 2220
[email protected]
Sewer Locates
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3277
[email protected]
Sidewalks/Wheelchair Ramps
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3277
[email protected]
Sign Repair (Street Signs, etc.)
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 2220
[email protected]
Site Plan Approvals
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3303
[email protected]
Snow Removal
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 2220
[email protected]
Strangway Adult Community Centre
Phone: 519-332-0656
[email protected]
Subdivision Approvals
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3293
[email protected]
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R
Recreation Programs (Camps)
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3201
[email protected]
Road Maintenance Inquiries
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 2220
[email protected]
The Sarnia Lawn Bowling Club
invites you to its facility in Germain Park
on any Tuesday or Thursday evening at
6:00 p.m. to try a fun game and a great
recreational opportunity.
To learn more, contact Dave at
519-869-2501 or Ron at 519-542-3988
why not give it a try?
Swimming Lessons
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3201
[email protected]
T
Tax Inquiries and Pre-Authorized
Payments
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3216
[email protected]
Tax Payments
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3238
[email protected]
Traffic Inquiries
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3277
[email protected]
Transit Trip Planner
Phone: 519-336-3271
[email protected]
W
Waste Collection and Recycling Inquiries
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 2226
[email protected]
Water Meters (Bluewater Power)
Phone: 519-337-8201
Extension 2214
[email protected]
GENERAL INFORMATION
Water Quality Inquiries
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 2220
[email protected]
Waterfront Programs & Special Events
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3210
[email protected]
Watermain Breaks
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 2220
[email protected]
Z
Zoning Enforcement & Reports
Phone: 519-332-0330
Extension 3294
[email protected]
Mon - Fri: 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM • Sat: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
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Advertiser
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Als Vacuum and Sewing Centre
Bailey, Bob, MPP
Bayside Centre
Big Brothers Big Sisters Sarnia-Lambton
Bluewater Gymnastics
Bluewater Power Distribution Corporation
Bluewater Trails
Brad Chiropractic Office
BrokerLink – City Insurance
Burchill Financial Services - Sunlife
Canadian Mental Health Association Ride Don’t Hide event
Curran Recycling
Currency Exchange - Federal Bridge
Corporation
Denistry at the Point
Dr. K. Daye Dental
Fairwinds Lodge
Gladu, Marylin, MP
Healthy Kids Community Challenge
Lambton Partners
Hear for Life
Investors Group
Lambton Audiology Associates
Lambton College - College for Kids Camps
Lambton County Library System
Lambton Shared Services - Bayside Centre
Magermans & Raes Insurance Brokers Ltd.
Mainstreet Credit Union
Massage Addict
My Red Rhino TV
One Tooth - Active Wear
Royal LePage Key Realty Mario Fazio
Sarnia Ballroom Dancing Club
Sarnia Golf & Curling Club
Sarnia Imperial Royal Canadian Air Cadets
Sarnia Kinsmen Ribfest
Sarnia Tennis Club
Sarnia Transit
Sarnia Ultimate
Sarnia Vision Centre
Sarnia Yacht Club
Sitara Restaurant
St. Clair River Trail
Stones ‘N Bones Museum
Van Goozen Music
Victory Buffet
Water Walkers
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To rent these facilities or for questions, please call:
519-332-0330, extension 3201.
Map Number
1 Blackwell Park
•Ball Diamond South and North
6320 Blackwell Side Road •Soccer Pitch
2 Canatara Park
1
10
2
11
•Picnic Areas 1 to 4
1400 Lake Chipican Drive •Beach Pavilion (Picnic Area)
•Seaway Kiwanis Pavilion & Train
•Animal Farm: 8:30am to 7:30pm
(Victoria Day to Thanksgiving)
8:30 am to 3:30 pm
(Thanksgiving to Victoria Day)
•Canatara Beach and Bandshell
•Kiwanis BMX Bike Park
3 Clearwater Arena
•Ball Diamonds 1 to 4
•Blue and Red Arena/Floor
•Upper and Lower Hall
4 Cox Youth Center
•Community Room
•Pool and Splashpad
6
5 Errol Russell
•Ball Diamond
7
6 Germain Park
•Wedding Arbour
•Ball Diamonds 1 to 5
•Soccer Pitches 1 to 4
•Garden Plots 1 to 44
7 Lansdowne Park
•Soccer Pitch
8 Mike Weir Park
•Picnic Pavilion
9 Newton Park
•Newton Center Community Hall
•Newton Park
10 Norm Perry Park
•Main Soccer Pitch (Turf Field)
•Back Field
11 Sarnia Arena
•Arena/Floor
•Kiwanis Community Hall
12 Sarnia Sports and
•Arena – Rinks 1 and 2
Showmobile (Locations Vary)
•Half Stage
13 Strangway Adult
•Community Rooms and Fitness
Studio
•Café
14 Tecumseh Park
•Cox Center Pool and Splash Pad
•Picnic Shelter
•Ball Diamond
Tennis Courts
•Various
•Please see complete listing at:
www.sarnia.ca/things-to-do/
facilities/tennis-courts
15 Wildwood Park
•North and South Pavilion
1400 Wellington Street
334 Russell Street
4
23
26
18
7
IFC
28
30
20
11
29
17
29
27
8
20
27
15
BC
5
28
6
15
BC
8
27
7
BC
Rental Facilities – Parks and Recreation
8
610 Devine Street
900 Germain Street
Talfourd Street
2354 Lakeshore Road
12
9
1480 McCrie St.
300 Exmouth Street
134 Brock Street
13
17
Entertainment Centre
1455 London Road
Community Centre
260 East Street North
334 Russell Street North
14
16
18
19
22
23
21
(First Come, First Served)
(Locations Vary)
2590 Hamilton Road
RD.
C
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20
7
CONFEDERATION ST.
MOORETOWN
AAMJIWNAANG
FIRST NATION
3
BLACKWELL SIDEROAD
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INDIAN RD. S.
5
4
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LONDO
MURPHY RD.
10
11 23 15
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2
HWY 40
EXMOUTH ST.
VIA RAIL
19
.
SARNIA
CHRIS
HADFIELD
AIRPORT
9
LONDON RD.
17
St. Clair
River
6
EAST ST.
11
22
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18
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BRIDGE TO U.S.A.
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Howard Watson Nature Trail
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bluewatertrails.com
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Kenwick Beach
BRIGDE
N ROAD
BRIGHT’S
GROVE
Bike Friendly Streets
Bike Friendly Streets / Alternative Route
Paved Multi-Use Pathways
Bike Routes
Lambton County Regional Trails
Loose Surface Multi-Use Pathway
Gravel Path
WATER
WORK
S
Bluewater Trails Legend 1
GENERAL INFORMATION
HWY 40
CHURCHILL LINE
35
Hike, Bike, Run, Walk!
Join in an active lifestyle and discover
your Bluewater Trails
Thanks to all our
TODAY!
Sponsors... Shell Canada,
Enbridge Pipelines, Lanxess,
The Bicycle Shop, Wawanosh
Watercraft, and all who
donated to Bluewater Trails!
bluewatertrails.com
H
facebook.com/bluewatertrails
KED ON TRANSIT
Take your bike for a ride on the bus!
Plan your trip on Sarnia Transit buses.
Visit our website and click on the link below:
Sarnia
Transit
TRANSIT TRIP PLANNER
Sarnia
Transit
519-336-3271 • www.sarnia.ca
Enjoy the Scenic
St.Clair River
Trail...
THE MOVEMENT
ride and raise funds for mental health
JUNE 26, 2016
Mooretown Sports Complex
1166 Emily Street, Mooretown
8km, 20km and 50km routes
kids ride free
register and donate at:
www.ridedonthide.com
RideDontHide
@ridedonthide
For more info please contact:
Angela Kirkland, 519.337.5411
[email protected]
stclairrivertrail.com
Stretching 35 km from LaSalle Line, south
along the St.Clair River to the southern
boundary of Lambton County.
water
walkers
global corporation
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Berkey
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Community Activities Guide: Summer 2016

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