Rawdonnois 2013-04 (PDF 2.37 MO)

April 2013
Le Rawdonnois
Rawdon Municipal Bulletin
I have some very good news to announce!
While reading this bulletin, you will note that
Rawdon also prioritizes the ENVIRONMENT. This is
an important subject to which every citizen must
contribute.
In March, your council passed a loan by-law for
the rehabilitation of the last three segments of 6th
Avenue (Route 348). These segments represent
more than 2 kilometres and will be refurbished
during the second half of the summer. Everything
should be completed by the end of September.
We are reminded that this road, formerly known as
Route 30, built by the province at the end of the
thirties, has never been ideal. The 2013 work does
not benefit from any subsidy at this time.
In March, your council awarded Excavation Carroll
a contract for $1,633, 261 for the upgrading of
water and sewer networks (sanitary and storm
systems), mainly in the block bounded by Albert
Street, 7th Avenue, Saint-Jean-Baptiste Street and
9th Avenue (see drawing on page 2). This work is
partially subsidized and will significantly improve
the quality of life of the area residents as well as
decrease the volume of water to be treated at the
On another note, I would like to congratulate Mrs.
Marine Revol for her nomination at the MRC de
Joliette; a well deserved promotion. We wish her
great success on her new career path!
I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of
our businesses who sponsored and paid 100% of
the cost of the publication of the Citizen’s Guide.
Jacques Beauregard, Mayor
Regular council meeting schedule
The regular meetings are held at 8 pm
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City Council
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Spring Cleaning Week . . . . . . . . 2
Have you received
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The Public Works
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Disposal of hazardous
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Operation Natural
Shorelines in 2013! . . . . . . . . . . 3-4
Emptying of septic tanks . . . . . . . 5
Jacques Beauregard,
Mayor
DEPARTMENT OF
RECREATION AND CULTURE
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Tennis registration . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Day Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6
Table tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Parks and Tourist
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Aquatic Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Official launch of the
2013 Summer Season . . . . . . . . . 7
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We held information sessions with many residents
from 12th, 14th, 15th, and 16th Avenues (between
Queen Street and Lac- Morgan Road) as well as
Robinson Street and Chemin du Golf to discuss
the paving, aqueduct and sewer work that will
be undertaken during the 2013 summer season.
Distinct loan by-laws for each street will be submitted for approval by the residents. The total estimated cost of these projects is around $1,100, 000.
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sewage treatment plant.
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Dear citizens,
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Environment Special
Word from the Mayor
The Town Hall offices and the
library will be closed on Monday,
May 20th for Victoria Day.
The spring yard sale will be
held in Rawdon on the
18th and 19th of May.
Legal deposit : BNQ. 1999 – Published on April 17th, 2013
IMPORTANT NOTICE : The information presented by this Municipal Newsletter does not
replace the legal texts of the different laws of the Municipality of Rawdon. These Laws
may be subject to change at any time.
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Spring Cleaning Week
Spring Cleaning Week for Rawdon residents will take place from Tuesday, May 21st to
Saturday, May 25th, 2013 (only residential materials will be accepted)
Items you can dispose of, free of charge:
* Tires on rims
* Residential construction and demolition materials
* Old boats
* Pool parts, etc.
You must provide proof of residency at:
Rawdon’s Ecocentre, 3269, Metcalfe Street 450 834-5065
Tuesday to Friday from 10 am to 6 pm, Saturday from 9 am to 4 pm
Street sweeping: Spring is here and
outdoor cleaning work begins.
The Public Works Department will soon begin sweeping the streets The work, spread over a two or three month period, will be conducwith the mechanical broom it recently purchased. We remind you not ted on one street at a time in order to minimize the unavoidable
to leave mounds of sand on the side of the street. The accumulated inconveniences it will cause. It is understood that the paving of the
sand on your property can be brought back on to the right-of-way, already paved streets is part of this major project.
but must be laid flat. This is the perfect time to save this
A temporary aqueduct network will be instalsurplus of sand for personal use next winter (entrance, Rehabilitation of
led in order to ensure domestic water supply
driveway and balcony).
various pipelines
to residences. The contractor will have to bring
the residual material bins to the street intersection on pick-up day in order to ensure the
service. During the work, local traffic will be
reduced temporarily, by segments, thereby
limiting access to a few properties at a time,
for a short period of time (1 or 2 days at the
most).
Aqueduct Network Flushing: This operation is scheduled
for the beginning of May. A notice to that effect will be
sent by mail.
Project for the rehabilitation of pipelines
Work made possible under a grant program for the rehabilitation of existing pipelines (aqueduct, sanitary and storm
sewer systems) will begin soon. The affected areas are
the following:
The work schedule will be announced
once it has been determined by the project
stakeholders.
The block bounded by Albert, St-Jean Baptiste, 9 and
7th Avenue;
Albert Street, from 9th to 11th Avenue;
9th Avenue, from St-Jean Baptiste St. to St-Vincent St.;
7th Avenue, from Queen St. to Ste-Marie St.
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Aqueduct
Sewer
Storm
Property owners affected by this
project will be notified by mail.
Disposal of hazardous household waste
To dispose of your hazardous waste:
Paint • Varnish and stains • Paint remover • Used motor oil • Batteries • Automotive batteries • Aerosol cans • Fire extinguishers •
Medication • Pesticides • CFL light bulbs • Fluorescent light bulbs (neon) • Propane tanks as well as all household products bearing
these hazardous material symbols ➾
Hazardous Household Waste Transfer Center
2101, Adelaide Street, Rawdon
Corrosive
Flammable
Toxic
Every Friday from 10 am to 4 pm, May 3 to September 27 and Friday, October 18 , 2013.
For information, contact Mrs Nadia Maheu at the MRC de Matawinie at 450 834-5441, ext. 7034
Only HOUSEHOLD products will be accepted. Commercial and industrial waste will be refused.
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You can obtain a copy by calling 450 834-2596, ext. 7101 or
visit www.rawdon.ca.
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The Public Works
Department would
like to inform you
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Have you received your Citizen’s Guide?
The 2013-2014 Citizen’s Guide has finally arrived! In it, you
will find a lot of relevant information; municipal services, tourist
attractions, policies and regulations, associations and organizations, etc. Thank you to the Rawdon business community for
making the publishing of this edition possible.
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Operation Natural
Shorelines in 2013!
Since 2008, the Interim Control By-law of the MRC de Matawinie related to
the protection of riverbanks, shore areas and floodplains (ICB 110-2007)
requires Rawdon’s shoreline residents to keep the shoreline of any lake or
waterway in its natural state.
Source: Fisheries and Oceans Canada
Any work on the shore, such as cutting the grass or cutting trees
is forbidden (except in the access point to
the lake).
Anyone who contravenes the present by-law
is liable for a minimum fine of $300 and a
maximum fine of $1,000.
Let’s make things happen
Many projects aimed at protecting the environment have been planned for the 2013
summer season:
* Creation of the Green Squad who will visit
shoreline residents to assist them in the
restoration of their shore’s natural state;
* Planting of native plant species on the
municipal shores of Rawdon Lake and in
the vicinity of the dam on 3rd Avenue;
* Conference on the naturalization of shores,
on May 21st in the council room at Town
Hall. To register: 450 834-2596, ext. 7162.;
* Passing of a by-law on the follow up of the
emptying of septic tanks;
* Drawing of a master plan for the protection
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* Option 2 – Planting: You can choose to plant native plant species.
Let us emphasize that planting does not mean creating a garden,
nor a new border. It is an area which must recreate the natural
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* Option1 – Simple and cost-effective method: You must stop cutting
the grass immediately on the shore and let nature
do its work. At first, the appearance of the bank may
be poor, but soon the vegetation composition will
evolve and shrubs and trees will establish themselves
naturally. This option is free and requires no effort or
municipal permit.
environment as closely as possible. Only native plant species can
recreate such an environment and ensure an efficient protective role
for the lake. This option requires a municipal permit and a planting
plan designed by an environmental expert.
of Rawdon Lake;
* Elaboration of an action plan to reduce
greenhouse gases;
* Mapping of waterways and wetlands on
the municipality’s territory;
* Posting of a new Environment section on
the municipality’s website.
How to design an access point to the lake?
In order to prevent shore erosion and safeguard vegetation coverage, only one access by property is authorized.
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My shoreline is still artificial. What should I do?
When the shore is not occupied by vegetation in its natural state, measures must be taken in order to renaturalize it. You have two options:
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Inspection of shorelines
During the summer of 2013, the shorelines of the municipality’s main lakes will be inspected to ensure they have been
designed in accordance with by-law ICB 110-2007. A Green Squad will visit properties in order to meet with
shoreline residents, to answer their questions and to ensure that the by-law is respected. At the
same time, a database will be set up on the status of this strip of land with a width of 10 to 15 meters (depending on the
slope) that surrounds the bodies of water.
Gentle slope: When the slope of the shore is less than 30% (gentle slope), the shore
must be 10 meters wide. A pathway with an angle to the shoreline must be built, except
close to the water body where the path must be perpendicular to the shore. This helps
minimize the removal of vegetation. The path must be 2 meters wide if there is a public
access to the waterway. If not, the access can be 3 meters wide. No materials (rocks, wood,
mulch) should be added to define the
limits of the path. You can simply continue cutting the grass in the access path
to define its limits. You must ask for a
municipal permit to design an access
path in the shore.
Steep slope: When the slope of the
shore is more than 30% (steep slope),
the shore must be 15 meters wide. A
(Source: modified from the Municipality of
Saint-Alphonse-Rodriguez)
winding path or stairs raised on stilts
which adapt to the topography of the
terrain (and not in a straight line) can be installed. The path or stairs must have a maxi- Access to the water – Steep slope
mum width of 2 meters. You must ask for a municipal permit to design stairs in the shore. (Source: Municipality of Saint-Alphonse-Rodriguez)
Access to the water – Gentle slope
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Operation Natural Shorlines in 2013! (cont’d)
Green Window
When the shore has a slope of more than 30%, it is possible to build
a visibility window in the top part of the embankment. To do so, you
must trim and cut the trees and shrubs to make a maximum 5 meter
wide opening in the vegetation. The trees and shrubs must be cut
at a minimum height of 1.5 meters. You must ask for a municipal
permit to design a green window.
* Minimize the area of the structure to protect the natural aquatic habitats;
* Choose untreated wood (cedar, tamarack, hemlock) that contains
natural preservatives which protect it from decaying.
Did you know you must ask for a municipal permit for
any construction, repair or demolition work on a dock?
Pontbriand Lake: Do you have your vignette?
At Pontbriand Lake, all boats with 10 horsepower (hp) must navigate with a vignette
and this, in accordance with regulation # 25-2006, concerning the pricing of access to
vessels via the municipal boat launch at Pontbriand Lake.
Details of the rates for the vignette:
* Rawdon resident or Rawdon taxpayer: $20 annually (vignette purchased at Town Hall)
* Non-resident and non taxpayer : $150 for the day (vignette purchased at the Cascades
park gatehouse)
When the vignette is issued, a vessel identification form must be filled out. During
shoreline inspections, the Green Squad will ensure that all docked boats display their
2013 vignette.
Boat launches. Are they allowed?
It is forbidden to build a private boat launch (roadway), considering that this type of work has a major impact on the environment.
When it is not possible to access the water with your boat from your own property, you must then use the public boat launch.
Respectful navigation: * In order to reduce the formation of waves, the resuspension of bottom sediments and the risk of accidents, it is
recommended to limit your speed on the lake to 10 km/h at less than 100 meters from the shore or in shallow
depth areas (less than 3 meters).
* Swimmers and non-motorized watercraft have priority over motorized watercraft. Motorized watercraft must
therefore manoeuvre in a manner to respect this priority and avoid taking a direct route toward a swimmer or
a non-motorized watercraft.
Thank you for your cooperation!
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* Prevent the erosion of the shore near the dock by safeguarding
its natural state as much as possible or by planting native plants;
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Source: Fisheries and Oceans Canada
* Have a floating dock or a dock built on stilts, allowing
for the free movement of water and fish;
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Is your dock environmentally friendly?
Every project for the installation of a dock must be planned with the objective
of minimizing the impact on the environment. To do so, you must:
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Green window (Source: RCI 110-2007)
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Emptying of septic tanks:
The municipality is collecting your receipts!
The municipality passed a by-law (no 1011), asking citizens to
submit their receipts for the emptying of septic tanks.
Did you know that the emptying of the septic tank
must be done regularly in order to maintain system
efficiency? The emptying helps prevent solids and
foams to exit the tank and block the drain field.
You must empty your tank according to its use:
* A septic tank that is used year long (building occupied continuously or episodically) must be emptied at least once every two years.
It is possible that your septic tank emptying contractor will take
care of sending a copy of the invoice to the municipality. Just
ask him!
Septic tank
and drain field
(Modified from the
Technical guide on
wastewater treatment
for isolated dwellings)
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The municipality must enforce these requirements from provincial regulations on disposal and wastewater treatment systems
for isolated dwellings. (R.R.Q., c. Q-2, r.22)
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Therefore, when emptying your septic tank, do
not forget to ask for your receipt, in order to submit it to the Department of Territorial Planning and
Development of the Municipality of Rawdon.
Department of Recreation and Culture
How to register?
IN PERSON
Town Hall – 3647, Queen Street
From Monday to Friday –
8 am to noon and 1 pm to 4 pm
Cash, Visa and Master Card,
debit card or cheque
REGISTRATION terms
15 years and older: activities are taxable
For non-residents: increased price of 25%
activity LOCATIONS
École secondaire des Chutes –
3144, 18th Avenue
The Metcalfe Centre –
3597 Metcalfe Street
Tennis courts – 8th Avenue
DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION AND
CULTURE
Town Hall – 3647, Queen Street
Telephone: 450 834-2596, ext. 7160
Internet address – [email protected] or
www.rawdon.ca
The program is subject to change due to unplanned
events at the time of printing this document.
TENNIS REGISTRATION PERIOD
Priority will be given to Rawdon residents:
April 22nd to 28th
DAY CAMP
REGISTRATION PERIOD
Resident: April 22nd to 28th
Everyone: April 29th to May 5th
Everyone: April 29th to May 3rd
Tennis
Registration
Youth, 14 years and under: $15 / season
Adult, 15 years and over: $55 / season
Family (3 people or more): $100 / season
Non-residents: $30 / week, $70 / season
For every registration: $10 deposit for the key
Recreational Tennis Lessons
Mini tennis (5 to 8 years old)
Tuesday, 5 pm
Youth tennis (9 to 14 years old)
Tuesday, 6 pm
Adult tennis (15 and over)
Tuesday, 7 pm
Group lessons from 4 to 8 players
Duration: 6 weeks
Start: May 7th • Cost: $45 • Registration
starting on April 22nd
Cardio-Tennis (15 and older)
Tuesday, 8 pm
Start: May 7th • Cost: $50 • Registration
starting on April 22nd
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INTERNET
www.rawdon.ca
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* A septic tank that is used on a seasonal basis (building is
occupied less than 180 consecutive days) must be emptied
once every four years.
Day Camp
From June 24th to August 16th
Come and spend a magical summer at the Rawdon
Day Camp!
Mission
To offer the youth of Rawdon, between the ages of
5 and 12, a group life experience filled with activities
that will allow them to have fun and make the most
of the summer, while developing personally.
To offer the parents of Rawdon a day care and day
camp service that meet their needs in the supervision of their children during the school break period.
General Program
A wide range of activities is offered throughout the
duration of the day camp to provide the children
with a dynamic and memorable experience!
OUTINGS AND SPECIAL ACTIVITIES
Week 1: June 24th to June 28th
Camp-de-la-Salle
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Week 4: July 15th to July 19th
Circus Day
Week 5: July 22nd to July 26th
Exotarium
Week 6: July 29th to August 2nd
Domaine Sam-Calm
Week 7: August 5th to August 9th
Terre des bisons
Week 8: August 12th to August 23rd
Sleepover at the Camp! / Univers Toutou /
Closing Gala
On the Menu
Swimming
Dance workshop
Gardening
Sports activities
Tennis
Science workshops
Canoe-kayak
The Adventurer’s Club
Expeditions to the FallsThe Marchioness’
story time
Handicrafts, disguises and more...
All of these activities will be supervised by
dynamic, responsible, sensible and experienced camp counsellors who will show your
children a wonderful time.
Schedule
Monday to Friday
Day care service from 7:30 am to 9 am
Day camp from 9 am to 4 pm
Day care service from 4 pm to 5:30 pm
Supervision
Places are limited. Age required: 5 to 12
years old
Grouping of children by age: Ratio: 1/15
Weekly Fee
Day camp for residents: $60
Day care service for residents: $20 per week
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Rawdon’s Earth Day
Sunday, May 19th, from 8 am to 2 pm (In case
of rain, activities will be postponed to the following day)
In continual pursuit of excellence regarding
safety and the quality of service offered at
the day camp, we are proud to announce that
the day camp complies with the Municipal
Day Camp Framework. Here are some of the
benefits this framework can bring you:
Outings
The cost of the outings is included in the
day camp weekly fee. You can consult the
outings program in the pamphlet that will be
printed and distributed shortly in your children’s classrooms. The outings will be explained
in more detail during the parent information
meeting, which will be held at the end of May.
- Assurance of quality programs and services
offered by a municipal day camp;
Are you between the ages of 16 and 18
and would like to do something interesting this summer?
Why not volunteer as a young day camp leader at
the Rawdon Day Camp? You will have a chance
to join a dynamic team and the wonderful world
of camp counselling as well as experience something unforgettable. You will participate in the
camp outings while learning how to become a
great camp leader. Are you interested in this challenge? Call Tournesol, the Day Camp coordinator,
at 450 834-2596, ext. 7155. She will be happy
to answer all of your questions. A minimum of
three weeks of volunteering is required.
The day camp will be held at the Metcalfe
Centre - 3597, Metcalfe Street.
Table tennis
new
15 years and over
Table tennis matches in a friendly
atmosphere.
Every Wednesday - 6 pm to 8 pm
École secondaire des Chutes
Equipment provided on site
Cost: Free, no registration required
Persons in charge: Michel Forest
and Marcel Marcoux
Information: 450 834-2699
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Mandatory T-Shirt
In order to properly identify the children
during outings, the purchase of a T-shirt
is mandatory. The cost of the shirt is $14
($17.50 for non-resident) and is payable at
registration, in person or online.
- Insurance for the application of safety measures aimed at offering an optimal environment for participants as well as a quality
experience;
- Insurance of dealing with a municipal day
camp which exemplifies rigour in the respect of set criteria and professionalism.
This program is an initiative of the Association
québécoise du loisir municipal, conducted in
partnership with the Association des camps
certifiés du Québec.
Parks and Tourist
Information Office
May 18th
Opening of Dorwin Falls Park , Cascades
Park and of the Tourist Information Office.
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Week 3: July 8th to July 12th
5 to 7 years old: Boîte aux Milles Pattes
8 to 12 years old: Arbraska
Day care service for non-residents: $35 per
week
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Week 2: July 1 to July 5
Flash Boom and Patatra / Expeditions to
Dorwin Falls
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ATTENTION!
ATTENTION!
June 15th
Opening of the Municipal Beach
As the beautiful summer season begins,
come and enjoy your magnificent parks.
(no animals or glass bottles are permitted
on the sites).
Privilege for residents: free admission, with
proof of residency.
Non-residents: 1
5 years and over: $ 5
7 to 14 years old: $ 3
6 years and under: Free
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Day camp (cont’d)
Day camp for non-residents: $85
Information: 450 834-2596, ext. 7160
* Recycling and composting awareness;
* Herbalist’s shop
Dancing at the Municipal Beach Chalet
Sundays, May 26th and June 9th from 2 pm to
4 pm
spirit of mutual supportiveness. Organized by
citizens themselves, Neighbour’s Day allows
them to play an active role in the development
of a friendly spirit in their living environment.
* Donation of small trees;
Host: Francine Alexandre
Registration of your birthday
It is important to register your date of
birth on the «Fête des voisins» website,
(www.fetedesvoisins.qc.ca/citoyens.html) to be
eligible to win prizes.
* Perennial exchange (all perennials must be
placed in a clean container and labelled);
Neighbour’s Day: Saturday June 8th
Neighbour’s Day gives people who cross paths
on a daily basis, without necessarily taking the
time to talk, the opportunity to break the ice,
get a chance to meet and create bonds in a
Call for Artists
Call for submissions for our summer exhibitions
at the Tourist Information Office. Deadline: May
17th Information: Isabelle Ménard 450 8342596 ext. 7165.
Kiosks:
* 5 or 6 foot pine tree trunks to be given.
Limited quantity. Proof of residency required;
* Information on hazardous household waste;
* Playful workshop on recycling;
Beautiful afternoons of social and line dancing
await you!
Programming
8 am to 2 pm
9 am to 4 pm
10 am to 10:30 am
10 am to 2 pm
10:30 am to noon
10:30 to 2 pm
10:30 to 3 pm
10:30 to 3 pm
11 am to noon
11 am to 3 pm
1 pm to 2 pm
2 pm until 3 pm
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Sunday, May 19th (In case of rain, activities will be postponed to the following day). Join us in the
unique setting of Dorwin Falls Park and enjoy our free activities that are sure to please the whole family!
(no registration required). Information: 450 834-2596, ext. 7160
Earth Day (see details on page 6)
Geocaching (foot rally with a GPS) - Equipment provided
Departure from the Tourist Information Office
Parents’ meeting with the Municipality of Rawdon Day Camp team.
Introduction to archery with Les Archers de Rawdon
Parent/child activities with the Municipality of Rawdon Day Camp team
Painters in action. Come and see the artists at work!
Rawdon farm kiosks. Presentations, tasting and the sale of products will be featured.
Nautical safety kiosk of the Fédération québécoise du canot et du kayak
Walking in the park (La marche des Rawdonneurs)
White-water kayaking demonstration. An activity to discover!
The Marchioness’ story time. For book lovers
Bike ride with the Mardis Vélos – Helmet recommended. Departure from the Tourist Information Office
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2013 Official launch of the 2013 summer season
Activities at the Alice-Quintal Library
Registration - For all activities, registration is mandatory at the circulation desk
or by phone at 450 834-2596, ext. 7162.
Art Exhibitions
April - Volunteers in action, photos
May - Rawdon Patchwork Guild, quilts
Story Hour
April 19th, May 3rd, 17th and 31st, June 14th
Bring your blanket and stuffed toy to listen to
a story, followed by the making of a handicraft.
Joanie and her friends will be waiting for you on
Fridays at 7 pm.
NFB Film Club
April 20th
6 to 12 years old: 10 am to 11 am
12 years and over: 2 pm to 3 pm
Come and watch a film and share your thoughts
on it.
World Book and Copyright Day
April 23rd
Look for our TOP 10 favourites and share yours
for a chance to win a book.
Board Game Club
April 26th, May 10th and 24th
Do you like to play alone or in groups? Come
and join us on Fridays at the library, from 6:30
pm to 8:30 pm. We have a wide variety of board
games for you and your friends!
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Introduction to swimming
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Please take note that leisure swims at the École secondaire des
Chutes swimming pool will end on April 20th and resume in October.
Thursday*
Introduction for children 5 to 7 years
old – 9:45 am to 10:45 am
Introduction to swimming 12 years and under Introduction for children 8 to 12 years
This activity is open to all children, enrolled in the Day
old – 10:45 am to 11:45 am
Registration period for
Camp or not, who wish to learn how to swim.
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* Transportation will be provided to Introduction to swimming
Wednesday
the children of the Day Camp, to and Priority for Rawdon residents: April
Introduction for children 5 to 7 years old – 9:30 am to
22nd to April 28th
from the Metcalfe Centre.
10:30 am
For everyone: April 29th to May 5th
Rawdon Municipal Beach
This time slot is not available to children from the Day
Maximum 8 children per group
Cost : Free, registration required
Camp as this day is scheduled for outings.
Qualified instructor
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Aquatic Activities
Brico Club
April 27th to May 2nd
One Saturday per month, from 1:30 pm to
3 pm, come and make a handicraft at the library.
There will be colouring, collage and clay sculpting for handicraft enthusiasts of all ages.
Let’s take good care of our riparian strips
to ensure the health of our waterways.
Come and meet Mrs. Marie-Pierre
Thibeault, biologist, and the environmental officer for the Department of Town
Planning and Development.
Book Sale
May 4th - June 1st
Books and magazines sold at low prices. First
Saturday of the month, from 9 am till noon.
Look for our annual MEGA SALE on July 27th!
Introduction to Internet
Accompanied by Mr. Cristian Stratica, take your
first steps on the web, electronic mail or basic
computing. By appointment, at the circulation
desk or by phone at 450 834-2596, ext. 7162.
Book Club
May 8th - June 12th
No obligation meeting exchanges for the simple
love of reading of all genres. Held every second
Wednesday of the month, at 2 pm.
Appeal to all
The library is looking for:
- Volunteers to support the current team, to
file and repair books, facilitate activities or any
other type of volunteering, according to your
talents and availability.
- Artists for exhibitions at the library: oil, pastel, charcoal, watercolour, collage, photos and
drawings. We are interested in all forms of pictorial expression.
Breakfast Chats
May 10th – 9:30 am
Plan your garden
Mrs. Sylvie Laberge, horticulturist at the
Municipality of Rawdon, reveals her secrets to
start the gardening season off on the right foot.
Conference
May 21st, at 7 pm
Waterfront Naturalization
New schedule
See our new schedule at www.rawdon.ca.
New address for the online catalogue.
ibistro-rawdon.reseaubiblio.ca
Local Community Organizations
Monday to Friday
Tuesdays and Fridays
1 pm
Every second Wednesday 5:30 pm
of the month
Mondays
1:30 pm
Mondays
From noon to
3 pm
Sundays in April
9 am to noon
April 19th, May 17th
and June 14th
Various activities
Maison de Parents de la
Matawinie Ouest
Walking
La Marche des
Rawdonneurs
Pasta Dinner
Royal Canadian Legion
Weight loss group
Royal Canadian Legion
Members/ $7
Non-members/ $8
Members/ $2
Clothing, furniture, food aid
Société St-Vincent-de-Paul
Miscellaneous
Provision Compassion
7 pm
Registration and indoor practices
Volunteers needed : Referee
Rawdon Minor Baseball
(14 yrs old and over) and mar- Association
kers (12 yrs old and over)
Maison des Jeunes de
Live the difference
Rawdon
April 21st
2:30 pm
Les Boréades
(music from the Renaissance)
April 22nd and 29th
May 6th, 13th and 20th
3 pm
April 23rd and 30th
May 7th
Rates
Location
Food: $7
nd
Counter: Miscellaneous 3246, 2 Avenue
3625, Queen Street,
Membership card
local 1
Parking lot of
$0.50/ per outing
St-Patrick’s Church
$2/membership card
3763, Queen Street
450 834-4958
450 834-5179
450 834-5326
3604, Albert Street
450 834-2373
3604, Albert Street
Basement of
St-Patrick’s Church
3763, Queen Street
450 834-2373
450 834-8306
École secondaire des
Chutes
3144, 18th Avenue
450 834-7183
Free
Metcalfe Centre
3597, Metcalfe Street
450 834-6353
Multiethnic Centre (CIM)
$20 / Adults
$16 / Members
$8 / 14 years and under
CIM
3588, Metcalfe Street
450 834-3334
Bowling
(membership card mandatory)
Rawdon FADOQ Club
$$$
450 834-5074
9:30 am
ViActive
Rawdon FADOQ Club
Free
April 23rd
1:15 pm
Line dancing classes - beginners and intermediate
(membership card mandatory)
Rawdon FADOQ Club
$$$
April 24th
7 pm
Bowling night (door prizes)
Rawdon Optimist Club
$20 Buffet
April 24th and May 1st
9 am
Painting workshop
(membership card mandatory)
Rawdon FADOQ Club
Free
April 24th and May 1st
1 pm
Games and computer
troubleshooting
(membership card mandatory)
Rawdon FADOQ Club
Free
April 24th and May 1st
4 pm
Line dancing classes - advanced Rawdon FADOQ Club
(membership card mandatory)
$$$
April 24th
From 9 am to
4 pm
Income tax clinics
Volunteer program
Free
April 27th
6 pm
Dinner and dance
(membership card mandatory)
Rawdon FADOQ Club
$25
May 3rd
Last disco
Rawdon Optimist Club
$3
Saturdays, May 4th to
September 21st
7 pm to 9:45
pm
From 5 pm to
9 pm
Antique automobile evening
Saturday Cruz Night
Free
May 8th
2 pm
Annual General Assembly
(membership card mandatory)
Rawdon FADOQ Club
Free
May 8th
5:15 pm
Rawdon FADOQ Club
$14
May 18th
10 am to 2 pm
Maison des Parents
de la Matawinie Ouest
May 18th
7 pm
Restaurant dining
(membership card mandatory)
2013 Family Day
(indoors, in case of rain)
France Bernard piano and vocals
(original French songs)
May 25th and 26th
6 am
2013 Fishing Tournament
Rawdon Chamber of
Commerce
Soccer - Outdoor training sessions
8 to 18 years old / 5 to 7 years old
Olga Trofanova and
Sergei Trofanov
Violin, piano and vocals
Annual Friendship Picnic
(in case of rain, the picnic
will be postponed to the
following day)
Soccer Rawdon
$2 / Child
Free for parents
$20 / Adults
$16 / Members
$8 / 14 years and under
Adults: $25
Children: $10
Free for those who
have registered
$20 / Adults
$16 / Members
$8 / 14 years and under
Salon de Quilles Rawdon
3870, Queen Street
Basement of
St-Patrick’s Church
3763, Queen Street
Basement of
St-Patrick’s Church
3763, Queen Street
Salon de Quilles Rawdon
3870, rue Queen
Basement of
St-Patrick’s Church
3763, Queen Street
Basement of
St-Patrick’s Church
3763, Queen Street
Basement of
St-Patrick’s Church
3763, Queen Street
Metcalfe Centre
3597, Metcalfe Street
Church basement
St-Patrick’s Church
3763, Queen Street
École Ste-Anne
3790, Lac-Morgan Road
Dorwin Falls Park
3102, 1st Avenue
Basement of
St-Patrick’s Church
3763, Queen Street
Le Tournesol Restaurant
3217, 1st Avenue
Collège Champagneur
3713, Queen Street
Mid-May to the end
of June
June 2nd
2:30 pm
June 4th
11 am
Multiethnic Centre (CIM)
Multiethnic Centre (CIM)
Rawdon FADOQ Club
Free for members
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Info
News
Starting at 9 am
Organization
Leisure
Monday to Friday
Activity
Food bank & clothing
counter
450 834-8934
450 834-1517
450 834-4270
Library
Time
450 834-2274
450 834-4444
450 834-1517
450 271-7226
450 834-1517
450 834-4270
450 834-3117
450 834-2274
450 834-2874
450 834-5179
CIM
3588, Metcalfe Street
450 834-3334
Municipal Beach
3304, 8th Avenue
Donald-Stewart Park
2401, Henri Street
450 834-2282
After 4 pm
450 271-7765
CIM
3588, Metcalfe Street
450 834-3334
Dorwin Falls Park
3102, 1st Avenue
450 834-2274
Organizations
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Department of Recreation and Culture