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Activity Guide Winter 2019 FITNESS/YOGA YOUTH PROGRAMS SENIOR PROGRAMS WINTER EVENTS Info: 450 458-6699 www.ville.hudson.qc.ca
WINTER 2018-2019
HUDSON TOWN HALL
WELCOME ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE
TO OUR
481 Main, Hudson (Québec) J0P 1H0
Tel: 450 458-5347
ACTIVITY
Fax: 450 458-4922
OFFICE HOURS
GUIDE 8:30am - 4:30pm, Monday to Friday
Hudson’s Recreation Department is
pleased to offer diverse programs for you
and your family. Based at the Stephen F.
MEMBERS OF COUNCIL
Shaar Community Centre, these classes Mayor
are the natural expression of what we Jamie Nicholls
feel are our shared values: a terrific
appetite for life, curiosity about the arts, Concillors
a passion for learning new skills, staying Distric 1 Como Helen Kurgansky
fit, connecting with others, and finding Distric 2 Hudson - East Austin Rikley-Krindle
mind/body/spirit harmony. Distric 3 Hudson - Center Chloe Hutchison
Distric 4 Fairhaven Barbara Robinson
We encourage you to try something Distric 5 Heights - East Jim Duff
new, or to re-register in your favourite Distric 6 West Daren Legault
programs.
This information guide should provide
you with an outline of what we have to
TOWN COUNCIL MEETINGS
offer, however, you are welcome to get Regular meetings are held at 7:30pm on the first Monday of each month at the Stephen
in touch with us about any questions or F. Shaar Community Centre. When the first Monday is a holiday, the meeting is held on
concerns. the Tuesday or at another date set by resolution the month preceding the holiday.
For meeting updates, please check the town on-line calendar at www.ville.hudson.qc.ca
Please note that in order to provide you
with these classes, registration deadlines
this year must be enforced. Registration
is open now at our reception.
Each class carries a minimum
number of participants.
STEPHEN F. SHAAR COMMUNITY
CENTRE & YOUTH CENTRE
394 Main, Hudson (Québec) J0P 1H0
Tel: 450 458-6699
Fax: 450 458-7764
Email: recreation@ville.hudson.qc.ca
OFFICE HOURS:
8:30am-12:00pm & 1:00pm-4:30pm
(Monday-Friday)
HOURS OF OPERATION:
8:30am-11:00pm (Monday-Thursday)
8:30am-2:00am (Friday)
9:00am-2:00am (Saturday)
9:00am-11:00pm (Sunday)
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Registration
Stephen F. Shaar Community Centre
394 Main, Hudson
Starting Monday, December 17th to Friday, December 21st
from 8:30am to 8:00pm (Friday from 8:30am – 4:30pm)
NOTE: Please be ready to pay by cheque or debit.
Dates & times for all courses are subject to change. Minimum registration required for all programs.
REFUND POLICY
Free Fitness DECEMBER
After the first 2 weeks of programs, refunds will be given only
with a medical note. Refunded amounts will be calculated from
Trial 17
the day of cancellation, and there will be a $25.00 administration
fee deducted from the refunded amount.
Please note there will be a $35.00 fee for returned or cancelled
cheques.
TO
Week 20
See the town website for schedule
LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS
If you have time to spare, we are looking for volunteers for some
of our activities such as Meals on Wheels cooks, drivers and
community events. For more information, please call the Hudson
www.ville.hudson.qc.ca Recreation Department at 450-458-6699.
HUDSON DOG PARK HALL RENTAL
Bring your four-legged friend to our dog park located across from The Stephen F. Shaar Community Centre is a great place to
Thompson Park (726 Main). Large and small dog areas for your celebrate your birthday, wedding reception, baptism, seminar,
pooch to enjoy. meeting etc. There are 2 available spaces for your events.
For more information please contact the main office at the
community centre at 450 458-6699 or email at recreation@ville.
hudson.qc.ca
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MEET OUR INSTRUCTORS
Fitness Total Strenght & cardio
TINA JOY FINKELSTEIN DANIELLA FAIELLA
This young mother eats, sleeps and After giving birth to my third child in 2012, I decided it was
breathes all things fitness, health time for me to get active and make a conscious effort to exercise.
and wellness. More comfortable in a Although finding the time to fit a workout into my already
CrossFit box than courtroom, Tina packed days was a challenge, once I became consistent I started
Joy ditched her pantsuit and valise noticing positive changes in my body and energy levels and
for leggings and a kettlebell in 2012 I fell in love with the way I felt. I began working as a personal
and she hasn’t looked back since. Rosacea, trainer at Monster Gym, which was a valuable experience that
spine surgery and cancer couldn’t stop her en route to a provided me with the opportunity to learn from other experienced
top-40 finish at the 2017 World CrossFit Games. When she’s not personal trainers and coworkers.
strutting her stuff around Hudson / Saint-Lazare or whipping up In the summer of 2015 I attended Can Fit
a batch of kale and quinoa black bean brownies, you can find Tina Pro in Toronto which was amazing!
Joy smiling & squatting her way to a great day at the Stephen F. It ignited in me the desire to teach
Shaar Community Centre! fitness classes, and in the span
of three days I took as many
different fitness classes as I
Zumba could possible squeeze into my
schedule. I presently teach here at
CHRISTINA BARRUCCO the Hudson Community Center,
I became a licensed Zumba Fitness Instructor in January 2017. where I have the privilege to share
I discovered Zumba Fitness after attending a class in 2008 and my passion and inspire others to stay
have been so completely obsessed ever since that I decided to fit and healthy.
take my passion to the next level. I have always liked to dance
but never wanted to work out and that is what I love so much
about Zumba. The music, the rhythms, the Yin Yoga
positive energy, every class feels like a JAS SETHI
party! After the birth of my second
daughter, Zumba fitness was what “Yoga, is a journey of the self, to the self, through the self ”. As
I turned to for some “me time” and a Yoga Instructor and Certified Holistic Life Coach, Jas inspires
to help me get myself back in top and empowers people to live their best lives. The balance of
shape. I love what Zumba Fitness Eastern philosophy with Western lifestyle has brought depth to
has done for me. It has given me her own personal life. Jas has first-hand experience with chronic
a new passion for life and fitness! pain, due to severe back problems for many years which brought
I want to be able to share this passion on risk of paralysis, spinal surgery, and then a
relapse. She turned to a regular practice
with all of you.
of Yoga to improve the quality of her
life. What once was not a possibility,
Hatha Yoga & Pilates now transformed her life. Today,
she not only regularly practices
ZOÉ BEAULNE yoga, but she teaches it as well.
Extremely passionate about the
After a career as a Trapeze Artist for 14 years, it felt natural for relationship of body, mind and spirit,
Zoe to transition into teaching Pilates and Yo g a . Jas has a strong message to share and
Pilates was part of Zoe’s training regime a commitment to help others.
for the time she spent performing,
to maintain fitness and stay injury
free. Nine of Zoe’s Circus years
were spent on a world tour with
Regenerative Yoga
Cirque Du Soleil’s ‘Varekai’ as a MAUREEN YOUNG
Triple Trapeze Artist. Zoe then
Born and raised in Hudson. She began teaching yoga 1987 and
went on to some smaller projects
at the Stephen F. Shaar Community Centre since 1997. Maureen
before performing in the London
loves yoga and sharing the benefits of yoga for body, mind and
Olympics Opening Ceremony 2012.
spirit.
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FITNESS
WINTER SCHEDULE
FITNESS & YOGA AT THE STEPHEN F. SHAAR COMMUNITY CENTRE
Your well-being is important to us. We are personally committed to helping you achieve your
fitness goals by offering a wide variety of classes. Join us today.
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
9am to 10:15am 9am to 10am
9am to 10am 9am to 10am 9am to 10:15am 9am to 10am
*B.A.M. FIT ZUMBA BARBELL METABOLIC
TINA CHRISTINA
PUMP CONDITIONING FEEL THE
TINA
BEAT! XFIT
TINA
TINA TINA
10:30am to 11:30am 10:30am to 11:30am 10:15am to 11:15am 10:30am to 11:30am 10:30am to 11:30am
**REGENERATIVE PILATES **REGENERATIVE HATHA **REGENERATIVE
YOGA ESSENTIAL YOGA YOGA YOGA
MAUREEN ZOÉ MAUREEN ZOÉ MAUREEN
11:45am to 12:45pm
PILATES
INTERMEDIATE
ZOÉ
4:45pm to 5:45pm
YIN YOGA
JAS
7pm to 8pm 7pm to 8pm
6:30pm to 7:30pm
TOTAL STRENGTH TOTAL STRENGTH
&CARDIO *B.A.M. FIT &CARDIO
DANIELLA TINA DANIELLA
*No Discount for B.A.M. Fit classes, B.A.M. Fit not included in regular fitness
(No Pilates & Hatha Yoga March 4, 5 & 7)
FEES
14 WEEKS (JANUARY 7 – APRIL 12)
RESIDENTS NON-RESIDENTS
14 Classes $125.00 $143.00
28 Classes $185.00 $215.00
Unlimited $235.00 $275.00
Drop-In $14.00 $16.00
Resident: Students & Seniors 60+ save 25%
The Recreation Department will publish a program of its different
activities and a revised list of the recreational organisations three
times a year in April, August and December. Supplementary
copies are available at the Stephen F. Shaar Community Centre,
Hudson Town Hall and on the town website.
Please note that all our programs are open to residents and non-
residents.
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OUR PROGRAMS
Tina Joy Finkelstein Zoé Beaulne
BARBELL PUMP PILATES ESSENTIAL
Barbell Pump is your hour of power! This 60-minute barbell Open to all levels. Pilates has a full body workout approach
program strengthens all your major muscles in an inspiring, targeting every muscle group. It is an effective exercise to gain
motivating group environment with fantastic music. With strength, flexibility and improve posture. It combines Breath
simple, athletic movements such as squats, lunges, presses and with Mindful movement leaving you feeling longer and leaner
curls, Barbell Pump is for all ages and fitness levels. Discover with better balance and coordination. Pilates is known to relieve
results, discover Group Power! stress, back pain and prevent injury.
Tina Joy Finkelstein Zoé Beaulne
METABOLIC CONDITIONING PILATES INTERMEDIATE
This class is station and circuit based filled with muscle and Open to those with experience in Pilates. Not advisable to
cardio drills. It’s complete with all sorts of fitness tools and toys! those with contraindication due to injury or medical conditions.
It’s as fun as it sounds! Building on what you’ve learnt in the Essential level Pilates class.
Challenging your strength, co-ordination and balance to the next
Tina Joy Finkelstein level.
FEEL THE BEAT!
This sports-inspired CARDIO workout is designed for building Zoé Beaulne
strength and stamina. This high-energy interval training HATHA YOGA
class combines athletic aerobic movements with strength and
Open to all levels. A relaxed yet uplifting class, moving through
stabilization exercises. Powerful & energizing music to motivate
Asanas (postures). With a focus on breath and correct alignment
everyone towards their fitness goals – from the weekend athlete
of the body. Working towards quieting the mind and increasing
to the hard-core competitor!
your strength, balance and flexibility.
Tina Joy Finkelstein
XFIT Jas Sethi
XFit class incorporate both cardio and strength training all YIN YOGA
in a fun, one-hour workout that will push you to new limits of Yin Yoga is a slow-paced style of yoga with postures that are held
personal strength. Cross-FIT style training that will work you for comparatively long periods of time (3 to 5 minutes). Yin Yoga
like never before! poses apply moderate stress to the connective tissues-the tendons,
fascia, and ligaments-with the aim of increasing circulation in
the joints and improving flexibility, focusing mostly on the lower
Daniella Faiella
back and hips. Yin Yoga is a good complementary practice to
TOTAL STRENGTH AND CARDIO balance the effects of more active forms of yoga and exercise. It is
A fusion of core work, cardio and strength training into one intended for everyone, from beginner to advanced yogis.
high impact workout. This combination will improve your
muscle strength and cardiovascular endurance while burning
fat. This class incorporates a variety of exercises and equipment
which keeps it new, fun and challenging. The class is tailored to
accommodate each individual’s fitness level... to push you to your
own limit!
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OUR PROGRAMS
Tina Joy Finkelstein
*B.A.M. FIT SENIORS
PROGRAMS
Tina Joy is the head coach and owner of B.A.M. FIT (By Any
Means Fitness), a small local fitness company that specializes in
high intensity, mixed discipline and functional training. I am
a certified personal trainer, group fitness instructor and small
group speciality coach. As a cancer survivor, I pride myself on
HUDSON SENIORS CLUB
not only teaching and practicing a healthy and active lifestyle, The Hudson Seniors Club plans
but I also believe fitness is about building a strong community and organizes activities for seniors.
and forming lasting friendships. I am blessed to have a very loyal Membership includes mailings for
and dedicated client-base in Hudson / St. Lazare and surrounding areas. upcoming events & activities, early
registration and special pricing.
I am proud to offer a wide range of large and small group fitness classes out of the Stephen See below for other activities included in
F. Shaar Community Centre, including: functional strength & interval training, specialty your membership.
core & yoga fusion sessions, small group and cross training classes. Membership: $12.00/year.
Call or stop by the Community Centre for
B.A.M. Fit is a high intensity, cross-training fitness program designed to challenge and more information.
push you to new limits to improve your physical well-being and cardiovascular fitness.
Expect sweat and intensity. Expect fun and building friendships. Expect Results!
Facebook.com/bamfit.montreal Bingo
FEES for the Hudson Seniors Club
$5 for members
14 WEEKS (JANUARY 6 – APRIL 10) $10 for non-members
Upcoming Bingo date:
RESIDENTS NON-RESIDENTS
Thursday, February 28, 2019
14 Classes $140.00 $171.00 1:00-3:00pm in the Main Hall.
28 Classes $255.00 $308.00
*Must specify the day - No drop-ins accepted
Movies
No discount - Maximum 15 participants for the Hudson Seniors Club
Free for members.
$5 for non-members
Maureen Young
Upcoming movie dates:
**REGENERATIVE YOGA 1:00pm in the Youth Centre
FEES Doors open at 12:30pm
Thursday, February 14, 2019
14 WEEKS (JANUARY 7 – APRIL 12) Thursday, March 21, 2019
Thursday, April 25, 2019
RESIDENTS NON-RESIDENTS
SENIOR 60+ ADULTS SENIOR 60+ ADULTS
14 Classes $85.00 $115.00 $105.00 $143.00
28 Classes $130.00 $170.00 $160.00 $209.00
Unlimited $160.00 $215.00 $198.00 $264.00
Come and experience a yoga class designed to restore and rejuvenate your mind, body,
and soul in a gentle modified supportive setting.
Maureen Young
MANOIR GOLDEN FITNESS
AT MANOIR CAVAGNAL
Monday & Friday 9:30-10:15am Free to all seniors
Town of Hudson - Activity Guide - 7
SENIORS PROGRAMS
Hudson Seniors Club (cont’d)
Ceramics Painting RETIRED AND WIRED
10 WEEKS
Thursday, March 28, 2019 (FEBRUARY 4 – APRIL 15)
1:00-3:00pm in the Youth Centre (No Class March 4)
$30 for members,
$40 for non-members. Monday 1:00-3:30pm in the Youth Centre
Free for seniors
Join us for an afternoon of ceramics
painting. Choose from a selection of PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED
ceramics and socialize with friends. Your This course is for retirees and seniors. It offers an opportunity to become familiar with an
piece will then be taken to Céramic Café iPad and increases autonomy with respect to new technologies while socializing.
Dollard-des-Ormeaux to be glazed and For those who need, iPads will be provided for in-class use.
fired and will be available for pick up a Your long form Birth Certificate and Medicare card are required to register.
few days later.
Keep an eye out for the January AGE FRIENDLY MUNICIPALITIES (AFM)
Hudson Seniors club mailing for more
information on upcoming events! The Town of Hudson is currently working to produce a policy for its senior citizens.
The project, Age Friendly Municipalities (AFM) is funded and overseen by the Quebec
Government. The purpose of this project is to better understand the needs of residents aged
60 years and older, and their knowledge of the resources and services that are provided to
them. In the coming months we will be sending out surveys and organizing focus groups
THOMAS MORE INSTITUT to collect all the information needed to move forward. Be assured that the information
SENIORS PROGRAM collected remains anonymous and is used solely for the purpose of our research. We thank
you in advance for your cooperation, this would not be possible without you!
COURSE
9 WEEKS
(JANUARY 15 – MARCH 19)
(No Class March 5)
Topic:
The Evolution of Detective Fiction
Tuesday, 1:30pm-3:00pm
Cost: $15.00
Youth Centre
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FAMILY PROGRAMS
TRAILS
NETWORK
Free 20+ km network of groomed and
maintained cross country skiing and
snowshoeing trails. www.ville.hudson.
qc.ca for map and details.
WINTER SKATING
IN HUDSON
You are welcome to skate on these rinks
from 9:00am-10:00pm, Monday through
Sunday. The Benson Park chalet is also
open to provide a warm place to change
your skates as well as washroom facilities.
Benson Park
Yacht Club road
1 Recreational Skating Oval Rink
(No hockey sticks)
1 Hockey Rink
Sensei Luigi Di Filippo
(Note: Both rinks are lit in the evenings)
SELF-DEFENCE Sensei Luigi Di Filippo
Sensei Melanie Sher WORKSHOP KARATE FOR ALL AGES
KARATE FOR YOUTH JANUARY 16 or APRIL 13 12 WEEKS
10 WEEKS Saturday 9:00am - 1:00pm JANUARY 17 - APRIL 11
(JANUARY 21 – April 11) Community Centre (No class March 7)
(No class March 4) This self-defence Thursday 5:00-6:30pm
Monday 5:00-6:00pm workshop has Community Centre
Ages: 4- 6 years been designed
Sensei Luigi Di Filippo, a 5th degree black
to provide the
Community Centre belt, has been studying and teaching
average novice
The study of Kentokukan Karatedo has martial arts for over 35 years. He has
with basic self- competed in forms and combative events
been a huge part of my life and who I am
defence theory for Canada at international tournaments
today. I began my karate training when I
started as a student at Dawson College in and practical throughout the world including;
2000 and have been training ever since. skills. Topics Australia, USA, Holland. He is known
After receiving my include: recognition for his energy and technical skills.
black belt in 2002, of potential dangers, how to Classes will emphasise the basics of
I began teaching avoid or escape trouble, and techniques martial arts including; fitness, etiquette,
both adults and to fend off an assault. discipline and self-confidence. The
children. It Structure: Theory 1.5 hours – Lecture goal is to develop students that are well
was through and videos Practical 2.5 hours – various rounded and positive individuals, as the
karate that school’s motto states:
escape and striking strategies
I found my
passion and Theory: Introduction, Prevention,
Avoidance, Confrontation. “We Are Strong; We Are Brave; We Seek
love for teaching Wisdom; We Help Others”
thus shaping my Practical: Stress management
career as a high – fight or flight
Additional costs for uniforms and some
school English teacher. Skills: Posture and stances, Basic
equipment will be discussed with the
striking techniques, Escaping and Sensei.
Additional costs for uniforms and some
equipment will be discussed with the blocking – grappling, escapes, Break fall
and ground techniques Ages: RESIDENTS NON-RESIDENTS
Sensei
7-12 $145.00 $176.00
RESIDENTS NON-RESIDENTS RESIDENTS NON-RESIDENTS 13-17 $160.00 $198.00
$85.00 $105.00 $45.00 $50.00 Adults $180.00 $220.00
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TEEN PROGRAMS
Family Programs
HUDSON HUDSON TEEN CENTRE
COMMUNITY
POOL 2019
Registration for the Hudson Community
Pool 2019 is as follows:
HUDSON RESIDENTS
Saturday, May 11th, 2019
9:00am to 12:00pm
NON-RESIDENTS
Saturday, May 25th, 2019
9:00am to 12:00pm.
At the Stephen F. Shaar
Community Centre, 394 Main, The Hudson Teen Centre is now offering drop-in hours for pre-teens
Hudson. and teens. Come hang out with friends, enjoy video games on the big screen or join us
for special activities planned by our amazing animators. Want a place to jam, work on a
Please note those wishing to register for project or do some art? We’ve got the space! Best of all, it’s FREE!
the pool and all programs (Including
swimming lessons); will be required to Starting January 11th, 2019
do so on this day. Friday: 4:00-9:30pm
Saturday: 3:00-9:30pm
Instagram@leundergroundhudson
Facebook@HudsonCentreAdos
Teen Movie Nights
Teens (12 -17) are invited to the Hudson Youth Center for FREE movies!
Our upcoming screenings will be:
January 25th, February 22nd, March 22nd and April 26th.
Check the Hudson Underground Teen Centre Facebook page to see what is playing and
future movie dates!
TEEN YOGA WITH JAS SETHI
10 WEEKS
JANUARY 22 - APRIL 2 (No Class March 5)
Tuesday: 3:30pm – 4:30pm
Ages: 12 – 17 Teen Centre
RESIDENTS NON-RESIDENTS
$80.00 $88.00
JAM SESSIONS WITH TIM WALSH
STARTING JANUARY 11TH, 2019
Run by the amazing Tim Walsh.
Come to the Underground Teen Centre every Saturday from 3:00-5:00pm. Open to all;
performers, musicians and spectators. Work on basic chords and song forms.
Beginners and pros come together, and jam out!
10 - Town of Hudson - Activity GuideCHILDRENS PROGRAMS
Summer 2019 Tim Walsh
BABY & ME HUDSON
MUSIC CLASS MARCH BREAK
8 WEEKS
(JANUARY 24 – MARCH 21)
CAMP
(No class March 7) MARCH 4 – 8, 2019
Campers – ages 6-12 Thursday Kindergarten to Grade 6
Leadership – going into Grades 7 & 8 Ages 6 - 18 months 8:30am – 4:30pm
Counsellors in Training – going into (Babysitting hours will be available)
10:30-11:15am
Grade 9 or higher
Youth Centre
Registration starts Monday,
This year’s camp will once again be
January 7th
An interactive
located at St. Thomas School. music class for Schedule:
It will run from June 25th to August 16th. parents and Monday, March 4th
child.
Registration for Hudson residents will
start on Monday, April 15th and on
Monday, May 6th for non-residents.
Parent
More details and information to come in participation
our Spring & Summer activity guide. mandatory.
Tuesday, March 5th
PED DAY ACTIVITY Dance & Music
8 WEEKS Wednesday, March 6th
(JANUARY 23 – MARCH 20)
(No class March 6)
Wednesday
Youth Centre
Ages 1-2 years old 10:15 – 10:45am
RESIDENTS NON-RESIDENTS
$120.00 $132.00
Ages 3-4 years old 11:00 – 11:45am
RESIDENTS NON-RESIDENTS
Thursday, March 7th
$130.00 $143.00
Enjoy a fun packed Monkeynastix lesson
with your little one. Each week you will ROBOTICS
participate in a variety of safe activities
and music! Parent participation
Friday, February 8th, 2019
mandatory. 8:30am – 4:30pm
Ages 5-12 years
Youth Centre Friday, March 8th
Come have fun while learning the theory
of robotics. We will be making our own
robots and learning the Lego Mindstorm
Program to bring the robots to life!
& Movie
RESIDENTS NON-RESIDENTS More information to come!
$30.00 $35.00
Town of Hudson - Activity Guide - 11REGIONAL SERVICES
WAR MEMORIAL
LIBRARY
Collection includes English books,
DVDs and audio materials for adults
and children as well as French children’s REGISTRATION FOR SUMMER 2019
RECREATIONAL PROGRAM
books.
OPENING HOURS: Instructions on how to register and information regarding fees will be
Monday 2:30 - 5:00pm
available in February 2019 at slhsoccer.com
Tuesday 7:00 - 9:00pm
Wednesday Closed
Thursday 10:00am - 12:00pm
& 7:00 -9:00pm NEARBY INDOOR
Friday 2:30 -5:00 pm AQUATIC CENTRES
Saturday 10:00am - 2:00pm
For information on lessons, competitive
Sunday Closed
teams, open swim times, etc.,
call the Aquatic Centre of your choice
MEMBERSHIP:
listed below:
Annual fees – Adult $15.00
Junior $8.00
Rigaud
60 Elm, Hudson, QC J0P 1H0 Collège Bourget
450 458-4814 450 451-0896 ext: 238/228
warmemoriallibrary.blogspot.ca
Vaudreuil-Dorion
Campus de la Cité-des-Jeunes
COMO LENDING 450 455-3371 option 4 (Mon-Fri)
John Abbott College
LIBRARY Thérèse Casgrain Centre -
514 457-6610 ext: 5325
OPENING HOURS:
Tuesday 10:30am-12:00pm
Thursday
Saturday
2:30pm-4:00pm
10:30am-12:00pm
INDOOR ARENAS
For information on leisure skating times,
contact the arena of your choice
MEMBERSHIP:
listed below.
$12.00/year fees due in May.
273 Main, Hudson, QC J0P 1H0 Vaudreuil-Dorion
450 218-2765 450 455-3371 option 4
Cité des Jeunes
450 455-7287
Rigaud
Collège Bourget
450 451-0896 ext : 238/228
Complexe Sportif St-Lazare
450 510-1850
12 - Town of Hudson - Activity GuideREGISTRATION
LOCATIONS
First come,
first served!
WINTER 2019
VA U D R E U I L
SOULANGES ÎLE PERROT-VAUDREUIL AREA
ACCÈS-
For residents of L’Île Perrot, Notre-Dame-de-l'Île-Perrot, Pincourt,
Vaudreuil-Dorion, Vaudreuil-sur-le-Lac and the surroundings
DATE LOCATION
LOISIRS January 12th Paul-Émile-Lépine
9 AM to noon Community Center
150, boul. Perrot , L’Île-Perrot
PROGRAM
We offer free recreational MONT-RIGAUD AREA
activities in your region! For residents of Rigaud, Hudson and the surroundings
DATE LOCATION
?
January 11 th
HOW DO I By going in person to a registration 6 PM to 8 PM Lionel-Séguin Building
REGISTER location (see list overleaf) January 12th 102, rue St-Pierre, Rigaud
9 AM to 11 AM
WHO IS
?
All children, adults and seniors
whose family income is below SOULANGES AREA
ELIGIBLE the following threshold :
For residents of Coteau-du-Lac, Les Coteaux, Saint-Zotique,
Rivière-Beaudette, Saint-Polycarpe and the surroundings
Number of people Family income
1 person living alone $ 21,822 or less DATE LOCATION
2 persons $ 27,165 or less Community Center
January 13th
3 persons $ 33,396 or less 9 AM to 1 PM 1250, rue Principale, Saint-Zotique
4 persons $ 40,548 or less
5 persons $ 45,988 or less
6 persons $ 51,868 or less
7 persons or more $ 57,747 or less FOR MORE
Source : Statistic Canada Income Threshold for regions of 150,000 population.
INFORMATION
Arrive early
ABOUT THE ACCÈS-LOISIRS
?
to find out more
about activities available PROGRAM
WHAT MUST For each adult in the family, in your area.
you must provide : 450 218-0561, ext. 1
I BRING No registration (Vaudreuil)
by phone.
450 217-2177, ext. 1
Notice of assessment Claims booklet for (Soulanges)
from provincial or federal or income security
government (2017) recipients
Proof of residence with address : driver's license,
tax invoice or recent bill
Town of Hudson - Activity Guide - 13UPCOMING EVENTS
January February
March 16
ST. PATRICK’S DAY
PARADE
Hudson
January 5 February 2 1:00pm
Hudson Scouts Comedy Night
BOTTLE DRIVE GINO DURANTE & March 18
Hudson area homes SPECIAL GUESTS Hudson Film Society
10:00am Hudson Village Theatre MONDAY AT THE
8:00pm MOVIES
January 19 www.villagetheatre.ca Hudson Village Theatre
Hudson Film Society 2:00pm & 7:30pm
OPERA AND BEYOND February 2 & 3 www.hudsonfilmsociety.ca
Hudson Village Theatre SHIVER FEST
2:00 pm Benson Park March 19
www.hudsonfilmsociety.ca Hudson Garden Club
February 16 Season opens – Membership
January 21 OPERA AND BEYOND St. James Church
Hudson Film Society Hudson Village Theatre 7:30pm
MONDAY AT THE 2:00pm www.hgc.fsheq.org
MOVIES www.hudsonfilmsociety.ca
Hudson Village Theatre March 25
2:00pm & 7:30pm February 18 OPERA AND BEYOND
www.hudsonfilmsociety.ca Hudson Film Society Hudson Village Theatre
MONDAY AT THE 7:30pm
January 26 MOVIES www.hudsonfilmsociety.ca
Hudson Legion Hudson Village Theatre
ROBBIE BURNS DINNER
April
2:00pm & 7:30pm
Community Centre www.hudsonfilmsociety.ca
6:00pm
February 27 – March 3
January 31 Hudson Festival of April 4-14
Hudson and Region Studio Tour Canadian Film” Hudson Players Club
Deadline for submissions Hudson Village Theatre TBA ONE FLEW OVER THE
for 2019 www.hudsonfilmsociety.ca CUCKOO’S NEST
www.hudsonstudiotour.com Hudson Village Theatre
March
March 10
April 7
Hudson Scouts
FOOD DRIVE
Hudson Chamber Music Series For Le Pont/Bridging Food Bank
PARK BROTHERS
CLASSICAL GUITAR April 13
CONCERT SHAVE 2 SAVE
St. James Church Hudson Fire Station
4:00pm 1:00pm-3:00 pm
www.hudsonchambermusic.ca
14 - Town of Hudson - Activity GuideUPCOMING EVENTS
April 13 Egg Hunt Registration: Hunt eggs as a
SHAVE 2 SAVE GALA family; ages 2 to 10. Children must be
accompanied by an adult. Limit of 10
Community Centre
plastic eggs per child; these are exchanged
7:00pm–11:00pm for chocolate eggs.
April 16 Egg hunt times:
Hudson Film Society 11 am to 11:30 am noon to 12:30 pm
MONDAY AT THE 1 pm to 1:30 pm 2 pm to 2:30 pm
REGISTRATION IN PERSON ONLY, at
MOVIES the Community Centre. Places available
Hudson Village Theatre on a first-come, first-served basis.
2:00pm & 7:30pm Due to high demand, we are unable to
www.hudsonfilmsociety.ca accommodate any changes once a time
has been selected. Call 450-458-6699 for
more information.
April 16
Hudson Garden Club AGM
April 25
& speaker
St. James Church
MUSICAL CONCERT
7:30pm
HARRY MANX
Hudson Village Theatre
www.hgc.fsheq.org
8:00pm
www.villagetheatre.ca
April 20
OPERA AND BEYOND
April 27-28
Hudson Village Theatre
2:00pm
PHOTOGRAPHY
www.hudsonfilmsociety.ca
EXPOSITION
Community Centre
10:00am-5:00pm
April 20
HUDSON EASTER
April 28
EGG HUNT*
Hudson Chamber Music Series
Community Centre
11:00am-3:00pm
JESSICA TONG &
www.hudson.quebec
MICHAEL SHEPPHERD
(Violin/piano)
*Annual Easter Party and Egg Hunt for St. James Church
children 2 – 10 years. 4:00pm
www.hudsonchambermusic.ca
Saturday, April 20th 2019 from 11 am to
May
2:30 pm. Free for Hudson residents.
NEW THIS YEAR -
Tickets and registration for egg hunt are
REQUIRED. Tickets available to Hudson May 3,4,5
residents from Monday March 18th Hudson Artists Association
2019 to Sunday April 7th 2019 or until SPRING EXPOSITION
quantities last; available at the Stephen
F. Shaar Community Centre, 394 Main,
Community Centre
Hudson. 10am – 5pm
Vernissage-Friday May 3 7:30pm
www.artistehudsonartists.com
Town of Hudson - Activity Guide - 15HUDSON COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
ARTIST & CRAFT GROUPS Hudson Players Club
Steve Walters 514 945-3271
Hudson Artists Association Village Theatre
John Goodger john@goodger.org Kalina Skulska 450 458-2743
Hudson Fine Craft
SOCIAL SUPPORT GROUPS
Carol Outram 450 458-0625
Hudson Potter’s Collective
Jen Baumeister 450 458-4849 Alzheimer Society Suroit
Lorraine Hepworth Sauvé 450 373-0303
Hudson Studio Tours
Jen Baumeister 450 458-4849 As Kneaded
Sherry Graham 450 458-3309
Lake of Two Mountains Artist Ass.
Rita Shellard 450 458-0527 Carrefour Jeunesse Vaudreuil-Soulanges 450 455-3185
Village Quilters Employment Centre « Vision Travail »
Marlise Horst 514 297-4016 Martine Leblanc 450 455-5150
Grannies Aid for Africa
HISTORICAL GROUPS Gisela Marler 450 458-0897
Hébergement l’Aiguillage 450 218-6418
Greenwood Centre for Living History
Terry O’Shaughnessy 450 458-5396 Hébergement La Passerelle 450 424-6077
Hudson Historical Society Hudson Masonic Lodge #98
Paul Laflamme 514 793-4514 John Manning 450 458-7271
Hudson Museum 450 458-5026 Hudson Meals on Wheels
Simon Lagimodière 514 781-1194
Friends of the History Garden elainesteinberg@hotmail.com
Le Pont/Bridging Food Bank
LOCAL LIBRARIES
Carol Laws 450 458-5318
Manoir Cavagnal
Como Lending Library Nicole Durand 450 458-4810
Mary Whittal 450 218-2765
NOVA – Hudson
War Memorial Library Judy Tellier 450 458-5727
Donna Seaman 450 458-4814
Option Ressource Travail 450 377-4949
MUSIC & PERFORMING ARTS
Palliative Care Residence
Jean -François Thibert 450 202-2202
Contemporary Dance (Adults) Quebec Association for Chronic Pain
Kerwin Barrington 514 918-7534 1-855-230-4198 or www.douleurchronique.org
Everybody Improv Rotary Club Hudson/St-Lazare
Mary Vuorela 514 971-9872 Louis-Philippe Lefrançois 514 953-3738
Hudson Chamber Music Series
Welcome Wagon & New Babies
Karen Bradley jkbradley@sympatico.ca Melanie Gajdos 514 706-2795
Hudson Classical Ballet (M.B.E.S.)
Sandy Ferguson 450 458-5155
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP /
SUSTAINABILITY GROUPS
Hudson Dance Centre
Sharon Weiner 450 458-4251
Hudson Film Society Hudson Community Farm
Clint Ward www.hudsonfilmsociety.ca Loic Freeman-Lavoie hudsoncommunityfarm@gmail.com
Hudson Festival of Canadian Film Hudson Farmers’ Market
Clint Ward www.hudsonfilmsociety.ca Michael Elliott 450 458-4882
Hudson Music Club Hudson Food Collective
Gail Marchand 450 455-8768 Robyn Rees hfc@hudsonfoodcollective.com
Hudson Music Festival Le Nichoir Bird Rehabilitation Centre
Linda Clouette 514 295-6017 Susan Wylie 450 458-2809
Blair Mackay 450 807-1179
16 - Town of Hudson - Activity GuideHUDSON COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
RECREATIONAL GROUPS Hudson Community Pool 450 458-6699
Air Cadets Squadron 867 Hudson Junior Curling
Vaudreuil-Dorion cmdt.867aviation@cadets.gc.ca Jon Bazar 450 218-1200
Association de Moto Tourisme Vaudreuil-Soulanges Hudson Legion Curling Club
Jacques Monette 514 453-8216 Jay de la Durantaye 514 519-0267
Beavers, Cubs, Scouts & Venturers Hudson Mixed Softball League
Michael Doran 514 235-8246 Michel Carrière 450 424-2182
Hudson/Rigaud Old-timers Hockey Association
Cadet Corps No. 3
Alexandre Grimard Latulippe 450 451-0815 x:389 Brian Penny 514 863-1902
HRS Minor Hockey Association
Centre Pre-Scolaire Hudson www.hockeyhrs.com
Francine Felx 450 458-5972 HRS Skating Club info@cphrs.ca
Girl Guides of Canada St-Lazare Hudson Soccer Club 450 510-0022
Esther Munster 450 455-0862
Les Gymnastes de l’Île
Helen Benson Memorial Bridge Club Ewa Rucka 450 425-0803
Louise Deslauriers 450 458-1923
Nordic Walking
Hudson Antique Car Klub (H.A.C.K.) Janice Burdon 450 458-2531
Terry Connolly tconnolly@videotron.ca
Ramblers Association (Hiking/Snowshoeing)
Terry Browitt
Hudson Duplicate Bridge Club 450 458-7131
Eleanor Rainbow 450 458-2693
St-Lazare Football Association
Hudson Garden Club
Anson Williams 514 773-0394
Margaret Waller waller.maggy@gmail.com
Trois Lacs Speed Skating Club info@cpv3lacs.org
Hudson Legion Bridge Club
Lesley Mink 450 458-7393
To All Community Groups, If your organization is
Hudson Scrabble Club
Bob Corriveau 450 458-5981 not listed, please send us your information by email
Hudson Seniors Club 450 458-6699 at recreation@ville.hudson.qc.ca
Ladies Auxilliary of St-Thomas Church
Pauline Poirier 450 458-5668
Manoir Cavagnal Social Committee
Carla Schuilenberg 450 458-4735
Royal Canadian Legion
Rod Hodgson, President 450 458-6603
Terry Connolly, Manager 450 458-4882
St-James Church Women
Marilyn Pound 450 458-5127
SPORTS & FITNESS
Aristo-Fit
Elizabeth Nowak 514 914-5872
Baseball St-Lazare
Brian De Filippo baseballstlazare@outlook.ca
Club Trio-Lacs (triathlon) 450 200-0772
Far West Lacrosse Association 514 774-9933
Gymini Gymnastics Club 450 455-3141
Hardy Rocks Curling
Barry Rowland 450 455-8241
Hudson Badminton Club
Denis D’Aoust 514 233-2134
Town of Hudson - Activity Guide - 1772 HOUR EMERGENCY KIT
Your Council has established a comprehensive emergency plan to
deal with a major disaster, caused by a lengthy power blackout, IMPORTANT
an extreme storm involving snow, rain and wind, or a major
accident/incident. The Fire Department, the Community Patrol, TELEPHONE NUMBERS
the Public Works Department, the Recreation Department, the
Town Hall employees, and a Coordinator, (along with the S.Q.)
form your Emergency Measures Services. The Town also has an EMERGENCY
automated call system. POLICE
AMBULANCE
Part of any emergency preparedness involves the citizens FIRE
themselves taking precautionary measures to ensure their own
well-being in the event of a disaster which may disrupt their daily
lives. You should have an emergency plan, including a home
escape plan & meeting place.
Register for the Automated
Emergency Call System.
You should be prepared to take care of yourself and your Go to www.hudson.quebec
family for a minimum of 72 HOURS. To that end, you and click on the
should prepare an EMERGENCY KIT containing most of the
following: COMMUNITY PATROL 311 or 514 219-5383
FIRE DEPTMENT (non-emergency) 450 458-4011
• BATTERY-POWERED or WIND-UP RADIO, INFO SANTÉ 811
with spare batteries HUDSON TOWN HALL 450 458-5347
• FLASHLIGHTS, with spare batteries EMERGENCY SHELTER (Community Centre) 450 458-6699
• BLANKETS or SLEEPING BAGS (one per person) POISON CONTROL CENTRE 1 800 463 5060
• WATER for 3 DAYS - at least two liters per person per day HUDSON MEDI-CENTRE 450 458 5393
• FOOD for 3 DAYS - such as canned foods, energy bars, NOVA 450 458 5727
and dried foods
PHARMACIST MARC RABBAT & MICHEL NAJM 450 458 4686
• INFANT FORMULA
LAKESHORE GENERAL HOSPITAL 514 630 2225
• MANUAL CAN OPENER
HAWKESBURY DISTRICT HOSPITAL 1 613 632 1111
• FIRST-AID KIT
VALLEYFIELD GENERAL HOSPITAL 1 450 371 9920
• CANDLES and MATCHES/LIGHTERS
C.L.S.C. Vaudreuil-Dorion 450 455 6171
• SET of KEYS for the CAR and HOUSE
C.L.S.C. Rigaud 450 451 6609
• WHISTLE (to attract attention)
VAUDREUIL-SOULANGES PALLIATIVE CARE
• SOME CASH in SMALL BILLS
RESIDENCE 450 202-2202
• IMPORTANT PERSONAL DOCUMENTS and
IDENTIFICATION HYDRO QUEBEC 1 800 790 2424
• PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS and MEDICAL BELL CANADA (Repairs) 611 (cellular)
EQUIPEMENT (Residential) 310-2355
• PERSONAL CARE and HYGIENE SUPPLIES (Commercial) 310-7070
• MULTI PURPOSE TOOL WITH KNIFE VIDEOTRON 1 877 512-0911
• DUST MASK DOG CATCHER (R. Seymour) 450 455-3950
• PET FOOD & LEASH HUDSON ANIMAL HOSPITAL 450 458-5382
TRI-L KENNEL BOARDING 450 458-4788
Plan, also, for your family’s specific needs, such as extra provisions
for: *Babies and young children- diapers, etc. LE NICHOIR WILD BIRD
REHABILITATION CENTRE 450 458-2809
In the event of an emergency, listen to authorities and follow their
directions. Your cooperation will make it easier to help everyone RESOURCES
in need. It is to our mutual benefit if we are all well prepared for www.getprepared.ca (Public Safety Canada) ,
any emergency situation. www.msp.gouv.qc.ca (Sécurité publique, Québec),
www.redcross.ca (Canadian Red Cross)
www.sja.ca (St. John Ambulance)
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