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Recreation
SPRING/SUMMER 2018
GUIDE
CENTRE DUFFERIN RECREATION COMPLEX SERVING TOWN OF SHELBURNE
Town of Mono, Township of Amaranth and Township of Melancthon
CARAVAGGIO
128 Main St. E. Shelburne, ON L9V 3K5
1-519-925-2729
Email: caravaggioidastore@gmail.com
Find us on Facebook - CARAVAGGIO IDA
Family Owned
~ Servicing Shelburne Since 1986 ~
*10% Seniors Discount everyday on regularly priced merchandise
(*excluding prescriptions, lottery and newspapers)
• Personal Med-Checks • New Kodak Photo Print Station
• Free RX Transfers • Large Cosmetics Department
• 15% Off Jamieson & Swiss • Large Gift Shop Upstairs
Vitamins Everyday • Hallmark Cards
• Compression Stockings • OLG Terminal & Instant Tickets
& Home Health Care Products • See Our Weekly Flyer For More
• Free Delivery Promotions & Discounts
Monday: 9am-6pm
Tuesday: 9am-7pm
Wednesday: 9am-6pm
OPEN 7 DAYS Thursday: 9am-7pm
A WEEK Friday: 9am-6pm
Saturday: 9am-6pm
Sunday: 10am-2pm
Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex
200 Fiddle Park Lane Shelburne, ON L9V 3C9
Phone: (519) 925-2400 | Fax: (519) 925-2402 | Pool/Camp: (519) 925-2402
http://www.shelburne.ca /centre dufferin recreation complex
Facility Administration Facility Maintenance Head Lifeguard: Head Camp:
Manager: Manager: Emily Francis Hannah Francis
Kim Fraser (519) 925-2400 Marty Lamers (519) 925-2402 (519) 925-2402
kfraser@shelburne.ca (519) 925-2400 cdrcpool@shelburne.ca cdrccamp@shelburne.ca
mlamers@shelburne.ca
Aquatic Programs and Summer Day Camp Registration
Open Registration: Monday-Friday 9:30am-4:30pm beginning Monday, May 14th
or during regular Pool operating hours beginning Monday, June 11th
Pre-Season Evening Registration: Wednesday, May 23rd 4:00-8:00pm
Table of Contents
Page 4 CDRC Calender of Events
Page 5 Recreation and Rental Facilities
Page 6 Pool Programs & Information
Page 15 Policy Information
Page 16 Summer Day Camps
Page 19 Local Parks
Page 19 Rzone
Page 20 Shelburne Police
Page 21 Town of Shelburne Events
Page 21 Shelburne Public Library
Page 24 Township of Melancthon
Page 25 Township of Amaranth
Page 26 Town of Mono
Local Club Contacts
Shelburne Minor Baseball Shelburne Curling Club
Shelburne Soccer Club f/ShelburneOntarioBaseball www.shelburnecurling.ca
www.shelburnesoccer.com
Shelburne Minor Fastball Association Shelburne Muskie
Mansfield Minor Baseball (Hardball) www.jrschooners.com www.shelburnemuskies.com
(519) 925-6678
Shelburne Vets Minor Lacrosse Shelburne Minor Hockey Assoc.
North Dufferin Ladies Ball Hockey www.shelburnevets.com www.shelburneminorhockey.com
ndlballhockey@gmail.com
Shelburne Shooters Ball Hockey Skate Canada Shelburne
www.shelburneballhockey.com www.skatecanadashelburne.com
Did you miss this issue of the CDRC Recreation Guide? Published By:
To participate in the Spring/Summer 2019 edition, please contact:
kfraser@shelburne.ca
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CDRC Calendar of Events
All programs listed in this section are located at the CDRC, 200 Fiddle Park Lane, Shelburne
(Programs and Times subject to change without notice. Check the website for the current info)
www.shelburne.ca
Zumba Classes: Dance Blasters:
Licensed Zumba Instructor. Drop in anytime Chaperoned by Skate Canada Shelburne volunteers
$5.00. Monthly passes available. First class is as a club fundraiser. Ages 7-13 - $10.00/person
free. No experience or co-ordination required. 7:00pm - 10:00pm
renarodriguez01@yahoo.com Friday, April 6 • Friday, May 4 • Friday, June 8
cell: (416) 768-2007
Old Time Country Jamborees:
April – June Mornings: Monday & Wednesday
Sponsored by Pickin in the Park
9:30-10:30am
Admission $5.00
Evenings: Tuesday & Thursday 7:30-8:30pm
1:00-5:00pm
Second Sunday of the month:
Fitness Kick Boxing Classes: Sun, April 8 & Sun, May 13
All Fitness levels – Beginner to Advanced
Blood Donor Clinic:
Tuesdays’s and Thursday’s 6:00pm – 7:00pm
1-888-2 Donate • www.blood.ca
Fitness Kick Boxing Classes
Friday, June 1 and
lauramcgriskin@hotmail.ca Phone 519-938-7687
Friday, August 21 3:30–6:30pm
North Dufferin Ladies Ball Hockey:
All levels welcome! Runs May through July on SYLVIA JONES, MPP
Thursday evenings at the CDRC. To register and more Dufferin-Caledon
information please email ndlballhockey@gmail.com
Christian Womens Club:
Need a birth
Second Tuesday of month. The Club is part of
Stonecroft Ministries with Canadian headquarters in
certificate?
Edmonton and international headquarters in Kansas
City. The organization is non-denominational. The
We can help.
www.sylviajonesmpp.ca
monthly meetings are unique in that there is no formal
1-800-265-1603
membership or dues. Special features are a delightful
Insta
part of each program along with the best in musical
talent. Well versed inspirational speakers challenge one
to seek the better things in life.
Working For You!
Morning Coffee
Tuesday, April 10, May 8, 9:30 – 11:30am
Pot Luck Luncheon
Tuesday, June 12, 11:30am - 1:30pm
Morning Coffee
Tuesday, September 11, 9:30 – 11:30am
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Recreation and Rental Facilities
Facility and Room Rentals: The Centre Dufferin Recreation The Pool View Room 38’x21’ is suitable for smaller gatherings
Complex now provides a number of indoor facilities to such as meetings, workshops, showers or parties. This room is
accommodate meetings, celebrations or family occasions, equipped with tables and chairs, a kitchenette with a fridge,
large or small. Please call for more information (519) 925-2400 sink and microwave.
or email: kfraser@shelburne.ca
There are two Meeting Rooms 11’x21’ suitable for board
The Town & Country Room is an 80’x40’ multipurpose room
meetings. If a larger space is needed, the folding wall opens
suitable for large gatherings. The room is also a banquet style
up for one larger room. Both rooms are equipped with tables
room equipped with a full kitchen with a dishwasher, bar area,
and chairs.
coolers and freezer. This room also suits the requirements for
fitness classes and licensed events and overlooks the arena
floor surface. The Town & Country Room is equipped with The CDRC Party Package includes a one hour ice or pool
tables and chairs, sound system and air conditioning. rental and a two hour Pool View Room rental for $199 plus HST.
Shelburne
Town Pharmacy
committed to care
• Open 7 days
• Ostomy Supplies
• Home Health Care
• Compression Stockings
• Methadone for MMT
• Walk in Clinic
We thank the community
Owner/Pharmacist - Sanjay Lekhi for your ongoing support,
Owner/Wife of Sanjay - Shalini Lekhi we couldn’t do it without you!!
2017 Readers Choice Platinum Award
Winner for Pharmacists (Sanjay Lekhi)
and Gold Award Winner for Pharmacy
Open 7 days Mon-Thurs 9am-7pm • Fri 9am-6pm
Sat 9am-5pm • Sun 10am-4pm
519.306.5500
www.shelburnetownpharmacy.ca
Unit 4, 226 First Avenue, Shelburne, L9V 2X4
Located in Giant Tiger/Foodland Plaza in Shelburne
Email: shelburnetownpharmacy@gmail.com
Text: 647.393.9302
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CDRC POOL
Programs and Times subject to change without notice.
Check the website or Facebook for the current info. FOR MORE INFORMATION 519-925-2402 or cdrcpool@shelburne.ca
CDRC Pool is a seasonal pool open from mid-June through August. The heated pool is scheduled to open June 11th and the
June schedule is dependent on weather conditions. The CDRC Pool offers various levels and types of instruction to its patrons.
We offer programs that target toddlers, improve swimming skills in mature students, help adults advance in their skills and prepare
those interested in potentially becoming a lifeguard. Swimming lessons are provided in sessions of 10 lessons over a consecutive
two week period (Monday through Friday). Preparations are made in May for the upcoming swimming season.
JUNE POOL SCHEDULE
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Parent and Tots Swim 10:00-11:00 am Lane/Adult Swim: 10:00-11:30 am
Adult/Senior Swim 3:00-4:00 pm Rentals 11:30-12:30 pm or 12:00-1:00 pm
Bronze 4-6 pm • Pre Season Swimming Lesson: 4:30-6:00 pm Family Swim: 1:00-2:00 pm
Public Swim 6:00-8:00 pm Public Swim: 2:00-4:00 pm
Lane/Fitness Swim: 9:00-10:00 am (Mon – Fri) & 8:00-9:00 pm (Mon - Thurs)
JULY & AUGUST POOL SCHEDULE (BEGINS JULY 2nd)
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Lane/Fitness Swim 7:30-8:30 am (Monday - Friday) Until Aug 24th Lane/Adult Swim: 10:00-11:30 am
Swim Lessons 8:30 am - 12:00 pm Rentals 11:30-12:30 pm or 12:00-1:00 pm
Adult/Senior/Lane Swim 1:30-2:30 pm (M/W/F) Parent&Tots Swim 1:30-2:30 pm (T&Th) Until Aug 24th Family Swim: 1:00-2:00 pm
Public Swim 2:30-4:30 pm Public Swim 2:00-4:00 pm
Swim Lessons 4:30-6:30 pm
Public Swim 6:30-8:00 pm
Lane/Fitness Swim 8:00-9:00 pm (Mon – Thurs) Until Aug 17th
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Swimming Lesson
Registration Information
For more information 519-925-2402 or cdrcpool@shelburne.ca
Open Registration: Monday-Friday 9:30am-4:30pm
beginning Monday, May 14th or during regular Pool RBC is
operating hours beginning Monday, June 11th sponsoring a
Pre-Season Evening Registration:
Free
Wednesday, May 23rd 4:00-8:00 pm Family
Session 1: July 2 - July 13 Session 3: July 30 – Aug 10 Swim
Session 2: July 16 – July 27 Session 4: Aug 13 – Aug 24 on Canada Day
1:00 – 4:00pm
Fees (per person)
Public Swimming: Public Swim (1 hour):
Child (0-12) - $3.00 Adult/Lane/Fitness Swim - $3.50
Adult (13+) - $3.75 Senior Swim - $2.50 Focusing on fun, participation
Senior - $3.00 Parent & Tot’s Swim - $2.50 and skill development.
Skate Canada Shelburne offers
Skate Canada PreCanSkate,
Unlimited Summer Pool Season Pass
CanSkate and StarSkate programs.
Returning this year the CDRC Pool is offering an unlimit-
ed season pass. Seasons pass will be valid for all public Visit www.skatecanadashelburne.com for details
swims from June until we are closed for the summer as Registration in August 2017
Programs begin in September 2017
well as lane swims, adult swim and parent and tots swim.
Child Swim Pass (12 years old and younger):
$90.00 plus HST
Adult Swim Pass (13+ years old): $100.00 plus HST
2 Child Swim Pass (same household): $160.00 plus HST
Family Pass (same household-up to 5 people, maximum
2 adults): $190.00 plus HST
Pool Rentals: 1 hour supervised pool rental
$117.00 plus HST
Party Package: 1 hour supervised pool rental plus
2 hour Pool View Room Rental $199 plus HST
SWIMMING ADMISSION STANDARDS: Children under the
age of 9 must be directly supervised in the water and in
arm’s reach of a caregiver 14 years of age and older.
For additional rules go to Policy Information on page 15.
Swimming lessons must be paid at the time of
registration.
INCLEMENT WEATHER: Swimming lessons ARE NOT
CANCELLED due to inclement weather, an indoor
lesson will be provided.
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New This SUMMER! RED CROSS Swim Pre-School
PRE Season Swimming Lessons: This is a program that will prepare pre-school kids with
Classes will only run if there are at least 3 children the skills to enter the Red Cross Swim Kids Program
registered in that class.
Ratio: 1 instructor: 5 Swimmers
When: June 18th – June 29th
Starfish (4m-18m) Parent Assisted
Sea Turtle 4:30 PM
Fee: $75.00 Classes: 30min, 10 lessons
Sea Otter 5:00 PM Session Dates Time
Salamander 5:30 PM 1 July 2 – July 13 10:00 AM
Level 1 5:30 PM
2 July 16 – July 27 10:00 AM
Level 2 5:30 PM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 10:00 AM
Level 3 5:00 PM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 10:00 AM
Level 4 4:30 PM
Level 6/7 4:30 PM Duck (18m-30m) Parent Assisted
Fee: $75.00 Classes: 30min, 10 lessons
Session Dates Time
1 July 2 – July 13 10:00 AM
2 July 16 – July 27 10:00 AM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 10:00 AM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 10:00 AM
Sea Turtle (30m-36m)
Fee: $75.00 Classes: 30min, 10 lessons
Session Dates Time
1 July 2 – July 13 9:00 AM
1 July 2 – July 13 9:30 AM
1 July 2 – July 13 11:00 AM
1 July 2 – July 13 5:30 PM
2 July 16 – July 27 9:00 AM
2 July 16 – July 27 9:30 AM
Fertilizing 2 July 16 – July 27 11:00 AM
Weed Management 2 July 16 – July 27 5:30 PM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 9:00 AM
Insect Control 3 July 30 – Aug 10 9:30 AM
Soil Conditioner 3 July 30 – Aug 10 11:00 AM
Dethatching 3 July 30 – Aug 10 5:30 PM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 9:00 AM
Aeration 4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 9:30 AM
Overseeding 4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 5:30 PM
Landscape Repairs
Sea Otter (3Y-6Y)
Fee: $75.00 Classes: 30min, 10 lessons
519-942-0202
Session Dates Time
1 July 2 – July 13 8:30 AM
1 July 2 – July 13 10:30 AM
Since 2000 1 July 2 – July 13 6:00 PM
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Sea Otter (Continued)
2 July 16 – July 27 8:30 AM
2 July 16 – July 27 10:30 AM
2 July 16 – July 2 6:00 PM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 8:30 AM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 10:30 AM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 6:00 PM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 8:30 AM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 10:30 AM Free Swims
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 6:00 PM Sponsored by Tim Hortons®
Salamander (3Y-6Y) Family Swim 1:00-2:00pm
Fee: $75.00 Classes: 30min, 10 lessons Public Swim 2:00-4:00pm
Session Dates Time
1 July 2 – July 13 8:30 AM
Saturday June 16th
1 July 2 – July 13 10:00 AM
Sunday August 12th
1 July 2 – July 13 11:30 AM
Sunday August 26th
1 July 2 – July 13 4:30 PM
2 July 16 – July 27 8:30 AM
2 July 16 – July 27 10:00 AM
2 July 16 – July 27 11:30 AM
2 July 16 – July 27 4:30 PM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 8:30 AM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 10:00 AM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 11:30 AM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 4:30 PM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 8:30 AM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 10:00 AM www.d-dpools.com
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 11:30 AM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 4:30 PM We are a full service company 78 First Street
Installations, Maintenance & Repair, Orangeville
Sunfish (3Y-6Y)
Retail Store and Water Analysis
(519) 942-8113
Fee: $75.00 Classes: 30min, 10 lessons
Session Dates Time
Your LocaL Big green egg and WeBer aLLiance deaLer
1 July 2 – July 13 11:30 AM
1 July 2 – July 13 4:30 PM
2 July 16 – July 27 10:00 AM
2 July 16 – July 27 11:30 AM
2 July 16 – July 27 4:30 PM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 9:00 AM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 11:30 AM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 4:30 PM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 10:00 AM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 11:30 AM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 4:30 PM
***Swim Badges are available for purchase
for Swim Kids Levels 1 through 10 for $2.00
at the Pool Service Desk
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Crocodile (3Y-6Y) Level 1 (5Y and up) CONTINUED
Fee: $75.00 Classes: 30min, 10 lessons 3 July 30 – Aug 10 9:30 AM
Session Dates Time 3 July 30 – Aug 10 10:30 AM
1 July 2 – July 13 9:00 AM 3 July 30 – Aug 10 11:00 AM
1 July 2 – July 13 10:30 AM 3 July 30 – Aug 10 5:30 PM
1 July 2 – July 13 5:00 PM 4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 9:30 AM
2 July 16 – July 27 9:00 AM 4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 11:00 AM
2 July 16 – July 27 10:30 AM 4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 5:30 PM
2 July 16 – July 27 5:00 PM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 9:00 AM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 5:00 PM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 9:00 AM
Craig, McDonald, Reddon
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 5:00 PM
Ins. Brokers Ltd.
Whale (3Y-6Y)
Fee: $75.00 Classes: 30min, 10 lessons Home • Auto • Farm • Commercial
Session Dates Time Honest, Reliable, Personal Service
1 July 2 – July 13 9:00 AM
1 July 2 – July 13 10:30 AM
Sheila Eccles
124 Garafraxa St. S., Durham, ON N0G 1R0
1 July 2 – July 13 5:00 PM
519-369-2935 • 1-888-262-2680
2 July 16 – July 27 9:00 AM seccles@cmrinsurance.com
2 July 16 – July 27 10:30 AM
2 July 16 – July 27 5:00 PM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 9:00 AM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 5:00 PM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 9:00 AM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 5:00 PM
RED CROSS Swim Kids
This is a program is for kids 5 years and older. It consists of 10
levels, with manageable skill progressions from one level to
the next. This program is aimed to develop survival skills, water
safety and physical fitness all while enjoying being active.
Ratio: 1 instructor: 6 Swimmers
Level 1 (5Y and up)
Fee: $75.00 Classes: 30min, 10 lessons
Session Dates Time
1 July 2 – July 13 8:30 AM
1 July 2 – July 13 11:00 AM
1 July 2 – July 13 5:30 PM
2 July 16 – July 27 9:30 AM
2 July 16 – July 27 11:00 AM
2 July 16 – July 27 5:30 PM
10 | CDRC Recreation GuideLevel 2 (5Y and up)
Fee: $75.00 Classes: 30min, 10 lessons
Session Dates Time
1 July 2 – July 13 9:30 AM
1 July 2 – July 13 11:30 AM
1 July 2 – July 13 6:00 PM
2 July 16 – July 27 9:30 AM
2 July 16 – July 27 11:30 AM
2 July 16 – July 27 5:30 PM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 9:30 AM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 11:30 AM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 5:30 PM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 9:30 AM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 11:30 AM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 5:30 PM
Level 3 (5Y and up)
Fee: $75.00 Classes: 30min, 10 lessons
Session Dates Time
1 July 2 – July 13 8:30 AM
1 July 2 – July 13 10:30 AM
dave@iprorealty.com 1 July 2 – July 13 11:30 AM
1 July 2 – July 13 5:00 PM
2 July 16 – July 27 8:30 AM
2 July 16 – July 27 10:30 AM
2 July 16 – July 27 11:30 AM
2 July 16 – July 27 5:00 PM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 8:30 AM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 10:30 AM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 11:30 AM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 5:00 PM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 8:30 AM
Proudly Serving Orangeville & Area 4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 10:30 AM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 11:30 AM
SERVICES 4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 5:00 PM
Shingles
Level 4 (5Y and up)
Re Roof
Fee: $75.00 Classes: 30min, 10 lessons
New Construction
Session Dates Time
Eavestroughs
1 July 2 – July 13 8:30 AM
Repairs
1 July 2 – July 13 10:00 AM
EPDM Rubber
1 July 2 – July 13 4:30 PM
Insulation 2 July 16 – July 27 8:30 AM
Commercial • Residential • Industrial 2 July 16 – July 27 10:00 AM
Workmanship Guarantee 2 July 16 – July 27 4:30 PM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 8:30 AM
519-216-5533 3
3
July 30 – Aug 10
July 30 – Aug 10
10:00 AM
4:30 PM
info@allproroofinginc.ca 4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 8:30 AM
www.allproroofinginc.ca 4 Aug 13 – Aug 24
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24
10:00 AM
4:30 PM
CDRC Recreation Guide | 11Level 5 (5Y and up)
Fee: $75.00 Classes: 30min, 10 lessons
Session Dates Time
SINCE 1967 1 July 2 – July 13 9:00 AM
Your best summer starts here! 1 July 2 – July 13 9:30 AM
1 July 2 – July 13 11:00 AM
Summer CampS 1 July 2 – July 13 5:00 PM
Ages 5 - 18 2 July 16 – July 27 9:00 AM
Overnight and Day Camps
2 July 16 – July 27 9:30 AM
Hockey, Horses, Soccer, BMX, Adventure,
WHAM, Volleyball & Figure Skating Programs 2 July 16 – July 27 11:00 AM
Enjoy a host of other activities too! 2 July 16 – July 27 5:00 PM
Year-round programS 3 July 30 – Aug 10 9:00 AM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 9:30 AM
Christmas, March Break and P.A. Day Camps
Hockey Development Programs 3 July 30 – Aug 10 11:00 AM
Men’s Hockey League 3 July 30 – Aug 10 5:00 PM
Overnight and Day School Program
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 9:00 AM
Weekend Retreats & Trail Rides
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 9:30 AM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 11:00 AM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 5:00 PM
Level 6 (5Y and up)
Fee: $83.00 Classes: 45min, 10 lessons
(519) 941-4501 | @teenranchcanada Session Dates Time
www.teenranch.com 1 July 2 – July 13 9:30 AM
1 July 2 – July 13 11:00 AM
1 July 2 – July 13 4:30 PM
2 July 16 – July 27 9:30 AM
2 July 16 – July 27 11:00 AM
2 July 16 – July 27 4:30 PM
Hot days need 3 July 30 – Aug 10 9:30 AM
hotter shades 3
3
July 30 – Aug 10
July 30 – Aug 10
11:00 AM
4:30 PM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 9:30 AM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 11:00 AM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 4:30 PM
Level 7 (5Y and up)
Fee: $83.00 Classes: 45min, 10 lessons
Session Dates Time
1 July 2 – July 13 10:00 AM
1 July 2 – July 13 5:15 PM
2 July 16 – July 27 10:00 AM
Find your next pair at Shelburne Primary Eye Care 2 July 16 – July 27 5:15 PM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 10:00 AM
3 July 30 – Aug 10 5:15 PM
207 First Ave. E. Shelburne
4 Aug 14 – Aug 25 10:00 AM
4 Aug 14 – Aug 25 5:15 PM
12 | CDRC Recreation GuideLevel 8 (5Y and up) Private/Semi Private Lessons
Fee: $83.00 Classes: 45min, 10 lessons
Fee: Private $195.00 Classes: 30min, 10 lessons
Session Dates Time Fee: Semi-Private $260.00 Classes: 30min, 10 lessons
1 July 2 – July 13 10:15 AM Private or Semi-Private lessons are available for Red Cross Swim
Pre-School levels and Swim Kids levels. This is an alternative to group
1 July 2 – July 13 5:15 PM lessons providing maximum individual instruction.
2 July 16 – July 27 10:15 AM Contact Pool Administration to book private or semi-private lessons.
2 July 16 – July 27 5:15 PM
Teen/Adult Learn to Swim
3 July 30 – Aug 10 10:15 AM An ideal learn to swim program for teens and adults looking to learn
the basic fundamental skills of swimming aiming to develop comfort
3 July 30 – Aug 10 5:15 PM in the water through the execution of basic flotation, movement
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 10:15 AM and breathing skills. Contact the CDRC Pool for more information
(519) 925-2402
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 5:15 PM
Bronze Star
Level 9/10 (5Y and up)
Bronze Star is an excellent preparation for success in Bronze
Fee: $95.00 Classes: 1 hour, 10 lessons
Medallion. Participants develop problem-solving and decision-
Session Dates Time making skills individually and in partners. Candidates learn CPR
1 July 2 – July 13 8:30 AM and develop the lifesaving skills needed to be their own lifeguard.
Includes a timed 400m swim.
2 July 16 – July 27 8:30 AM
2 July 16 – July 27 5:30 PM Prerequisite: 12 yrs of age or older and
confidence in deep end.
3 July 30 – Aug 10 8:30 AM
Fee: $100.00 Classes: 2 hours, 9 classes
3 July 30 – Aug 10 5:30 PM
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 8:30 AM Session Dates Time
– June 18 -June 28 4:00 PM (9 classes)
4 Aug 13 – Aug 24 5:30 PM
David Tilson, MP
Dufferin-Caledon
Orangeville Constituency Office
229 Broadway, Unit 2
Orangeville, ON L9W 1K4
www.davidtilson.ca
david.tilson.c1@parl.gc.ca
519-941-1832
1-866-941-1832
Visit David on Facebook
CDRC Recreation Guide | 13Bronze Medallion & Emergency First Aid Red Cross Babysitting Course
Candidates learn tows and carries, and defense methods and This course teaches important skills for staying home
releases in preparation for challenging rescues of increased risk
alone or looking after other children. This course is
involving conscious and unconscious victims of various types.
offered on Elementary PD Day-Friday, June 8th.
Lifesavers develop stroke efficiency and endurance in a 500m timed
swim. Cost includes exam fee. Fee: $42.00
Prerequisite: 13 yrs of age or Bronze Star AWARD Session Dates Time
Fee: $190.00 Classes: 2-1/2 hour
Includes: Lifesaving Manual ($40.00) – June 8 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Home Alone Safety for Kids
Session Dates Time
Is your child ready to stay home alone? The Home
4 Aug 13-Aug 24 10:00 AM (10 classes) Alone Safety for Kids program helps children and their
families build confidence in their skills and knowledge
to successfully stay home alone developing
Bronze Cross independence.
This course is designed for lifesavers who want the challenge Course is designed for ages 9-12 years of age
of more advanced training including an introduction to safe
supervision in aquatic facilities. Bronze Cross is a prerequisite for all Fee: $35.00
advanced training programs including National Lifeguarding and
Instructor certification. Includes a 600m swim. Session Dates Time
Cost includes exam fee. – Aug 28 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Prerequisites: Bronze Medallion and
Emergency First Aid AWARD
Fee: $150.00 Classes: 2-1/2 hour
Shelburne WOLVES
Session Dates Time
4 Aug 13-Aug 24 10-12:30pm (10 classes)
MINOR HOCKEY
Volunteer Opportunities FUN. FRIENDS. EXCITEMENT. ACTIVITY
Are you interested in becoming a lifeguard? Come volunteer at the
CDRC Pool to get some experience in the pool atmosphere. You Playing hockey is all about teamwork, discipline,
must be 13 years of age with Bronze Medallion and Emergency First
Aid. Interested volunteers are invited to contact the CDRC Pool for physical activity, fun and most of all
more information. making lifelong friends!
Shelburne Minor Hockey now offers a
Junior Lifeguard Club
Fee: $95.00 Classes: 1 hour, 10 classes “3 equal payment plan option”
This is an opportunity for children ages 8-15 to learn about first aid (June, July August)
and lifeguarding skills while having fun with friends competing in
challenges, team building and activities around the pool. Interested Limited space available.
children must be able to swim confidently in the deep end and
meet the age requirement. It is an excellent opportunity to meet Ages range from preschool 2014 to midget 2001
friends, keep up with swimming skills as well as learn new skills Register before August 2018.
Session Dates Time
2 July 16-July27 11:30 AM Visit www.shelburneminorhockey.com for details
Additional session may be added by popular demand
14 | CDRC Recreation GuidePolicy Information for CDRC Programs
Non-Funding Resident Policy Directly Supervising
All programs are rated for residents of funding municipalities-Town of Shelburne, Caregiver is in the water, eyes on children, able to verbally communicate with
Town of Mono, Township of Amaranth and Township of Melancthon. A non-res- children, and be able to quickly approach them at any time in the water.
ident is defined as anyone who does not pay property taxes directly to anyone Facility Swim Test
of the previously mentioned funding municipalities. The programs offered by
the Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex are subsidized by municipal taxes. In To successfully pass the facility swim test, participants must: swim 25 metres with
order to keep the cost as low as possible for residents who already contribute the ability to put their face in the water; take at least one (1) breath without
to the municipal tax base, a user fee of $12.00 per participant will be added to putting their feet on the bottom of the pool; and, tread water for one (1) min-
the registration costs for non-residents. The CDRC reserves the right to request ute. The swim admission standard applies to all swims. Aquatics staff may ask
proof of residency. for a demonstration of swimming ability if they feel there is a question of a par-
ticipant’s safety.
Payments
Changerooms
Cash, cheque and debit are accepted. HST is additional to fees where applicable.
Payment must be made at time of registration. Registrations will not be confirmed Children under 7 years of age may use any changeroom accompanied by an
without payment. Missed lessons will not be rescheduled or refunded. Please en- adult 16 years of age or older. Children 7 years of age and over must use the
sure that you check the dates and times that have been booked for your lessons. appropriate gender changeroom. The Centre Dufferin Recration Complex has
a family changeroom, which may be used by either gender. For cleanliness
There is a $25 fee for NSF cheques. Full payment, including the NSF fee must be
and safety reasons, no strollers, street clothing, shoes or boots are allowed in the
paid by cash, debit or certified cheque to remain registered in the program.
shower area or on the pool deck.
Receipts will be issued at time of registration. A $5 fee per session, per program
will apply to reprint /copy tax receipts. Family and Public Swims
Program Cancellations and Waiting Lists Pool toys and personal flotation aids are allowed in the shallow end. Please
check with our lifeguards for approval.
Register early to avoid disappointment. Delayed registration may result in the
cancellation of a program. If a class is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment, Parent & Tot’s, Adult/Senior Swim and Lane Swims
transfers to another program are permitted subject to availability, or the CDRC Most children’s programs/activities are age-specific. We ask that you respect
will issue a full refund. When a program is full, registrants will be placed on a these guidelines which were developed to serve the best interests of all par-
waiting list in the order that the registration is received. ticipants, and to ensure an enjoyable experience in our programs. Parent and
Refunds/Withdrawals tot’s swims are targeted to parents with young children. Adult/seniors swims are
targeted to Adults, seniors and special needs patrons. Lane swims are available
All refund requests must be received in writing by the CDRC Administration De- to those 13 years of age and older.
partment. Refunds requested prior to the program start date will receive a full
refund less a $10 administration fee. Refunds will not be issued for programs if Accessibility
two or more classes have occurred. For refunds requested prior to the second The Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex pool has a chairlift available for get-
class, a pro-rated refund less a $10 administration fee will be issued. Transfers ting in and out of the water. When you arrive at the facility, contact a staff
may be permitted up to and including the second class of the program. With- member for assistance with the proper entrance and equipment. Gradual
drawal requests for medical reasons will be considered on an individual basis steps into the water are also available.
and may require a medical note. Withdrawal requests must be made in person,
Medical Conditions
not over the telephone. Full refunds will be issued for programs cancelled by
the CDRC. Refunds will not be issued due to weather conditions or pool fouling. Please inform the Lifeguards if you have a medical condition. In the interest of
public health and safety the Lifesaving Society requires that “individuals with
Day Camp Refund Policy a serious medical condition be directly supervised by an adult who is familiar
A full refund minus a $25 administration fee will be issued if refund or withdrawal with the condition and treatment”. If your child is not feeling well, consider the
request is received 7 days or more prior to the start of the program. If refund or health of others and do not participate in the program.
withdrawal request is received with 7 days of the program start date, 50% of the Personal Property
program fee plus a $25 administration fee will apply. No refunds will be issued
on or after the camp start date unless for medical reasons and may require a Participants are responsible for their personal belongings while participating in
medical note. Transfers will be permitted provided there is space available and programs. The Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex assumes no responsibility for
completed prior to the camp start date. lost or stolen items. Lockers are available in the pool changerooms. You must
provide your own lock and remove it when you leave.
The Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex reserves the right to cancel or alter
any classes, times and costs outlined in this brochure without notice in the event Photographs/Video
of low enrolment or change of instructor. All program participants MUST have a signed waiver for photography. Photo-
graphic/video equipment (including Personal Digital Assistants and Cellular
CDRC Pool Information
Phones) are not allowed in changerooms, washrooms or in program spaces.
Swimming Pool Taking photos or videos of participants during programs is not permitted. Par-
ticipants will be asked for written permission to have photographs taken by the
The Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex provides an outdoor 13m x 25m, six-
media or CDRC staff for promotional purposes.
lane lap pool. Note: If you would like to rent the pool, or for more information
contact the CDRC Pool (519) 925-2402. What Should my Baby Wear in the Pool?
Swimming Admission Standards Babies should wear baby swim diapers or plastic pants under a bathing suit.
Swim diapers are available to purchase for $2 at the Customer Service Desk.
The CDRC requires swimmers to meet the following admission standards and
caregiver ratios. Swimmers who do not meet these standards will not be grant- Important Note
ed admission to the pool. Children 5 years of age and under must be within Recreational swimming hours may change due to special events or program
arm’s reach of a caregiver 14 years of age and older. Caregiver must be in the needs. Changes will be posted one week prior to event. Parents should ensure
water, within arm’s reach (near enough to reach swimmer by extending one’s that children have not eaten at least one hour prior to swimming to reduce the
arms) of children and able to assist immediately. Maximum 2 children per car- risk of vomiting while swimming. If your child is not feeling well, consider the
egiver. Children aged 6-8 must be directly supervised by a caregiver 14 years of health of others and do not participate in the program. Pool facilities may close
age and older. Caregiver must be in the water, able to assist immediately. Ap- without notice due to maintenance issues or pool fouling.
proved personal flotation devises are recommended for non-swimmers. Maxi-
mum 4 children per caregiver. Individuals aged 9 and older may be admitted Lesson Notes
to the pool unaccompanied. Individuals may be required to pass a facility swim Please prepare your child for a male or female instructor. Staff cannot accom-
test if they wish to swim in the deep end. modate preference of instructor.
CDRC Recreation Guide | 15CDRC Summer Day Camps
For more information: 519-925-2402 • cdrccamp@shelburne.ca • Like our Facebook page
PAYMENT PER CAMPER – $160 per week • $310 for two weeks • $7.00 after care (5:00-6:00pm)
• Cash, Cheque, Debit accepted
Join the CDRC camps this summer for lots of fun, games swimming and activities!
Children ages 4-12 can enjoy a variety of weekly themes. Camp runs from 7:30 am -5:00pm!
July 2-July 6: July 30 – August 3:
Hawaiian Hullabaloo Junior Scientists
Aloha Dudes and Dudettes! Lets ring in the Summer with the Put on your lab coat and safety goggles, because the CDRC
ultimate Hawaiian Luau. Join us as we take campers are about to become scientists in training. This week
part in a variety of Hawaiian themed crafts and activities campers will take part in a variety of ingenious experiments
including limbo and leis making. guaranteed to foster scientific curiosity.
July 9 – July 13:
Incredible Athletes August 6 – August 10:
Lace up your sneakers CDRC! We’re about to delve into the Everything Disney
athletic world the only way we know how. SPORTS! The most magical place to be this summer is the CDRC.
This week is all about promoting a healthy active lifestyle Join us as we celebrate the magic that Disney has to offer
through fun and games. through creativity and imagination.
July 16 – July 20:
August 13 – August 17:
CDRC’s Got Talent
Camping Craze
We’re rolling out the red-carpet ladies and gents. This week
will be filled with crafts and activities to uncover your inner Pack your bags, the CDRC campers are headed to explore
talents. By the end of the week campers the great outdoors. Experience nature like never before
will showcase their talents on stage. through traditional camping activities and s’more.
July 23 – July 27: August 20 – August 24:
Food Frenzy Beyond the Board Games
How much fun can you have with food? You will have to wait Roll the dice and join us as we step into life sized versions of
and see! Embrace your inner chef by stirring up some fun at the the most popular board games in the world. The CDRC will
CDRC Day Camp. Through creative candy projects as well as bring Candy land, Yahtzee, hungry, hungry hippos and more
cooking, campers will come home with their delicious treats. to real life creating a whole new level of fun.
16 | CDRC Recreation GuideCDRC Summer Day Camps
For more information: 519-925-2402 • cdrccamp@shelburne.ca • Like our Facebook page
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS ABOUT US
7:30 am – 9:00 am The CDRC Day Camp is held at the Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex on 200 Fiddle
Sign in and Free Time Park Lane. Each day campers will engage in a variety of activities from singing songs and
swimming to big group games and crafts. We take pride in ensuring that all children have
9:00 am – 9:30 am both a fun and memorable experience. Our camp headquarters is on the second floor
Camp Circle of the arena but we also have access to the Arena floor, outdoor fields and of course the
9:30 am - 10:30 am pool during a scheduled time.
Main Activities
10:30 am – 11:00 am Our Camps are a peanut free zone in order to protect
Nutrional Break those children and staff with severe allergies. Thank
you for your consideration and cooperation.
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Main Activities Camp registrations will be accepted up to closing on
the Thursday prior to the start of the next camp week.
12:00 pm – 12:30 pm
Payment in full must be included with the registration
Change in order to confirm your child’s place in camp.
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
Private CDRC Camp Swim Swimming lessons can be worked into the child’s
camp day BEFORE or AFTER camp only. Inform the
1:30 pm – 2:00 pm lifeguard that your child will be attending camp and
Nutritional Break we’ll do our best to facilitate you.
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm What to bring to camp: Lunch, sunscreen, hats, water bottle,
Main Activites towel, swim suit, appropriate foot wear for running games
(no flip-flops or high heels)
4:00 pm – 5:00 pm If your child is going to be late for camp please call the CDRC.
Pick up and Free Time Also keep in mind that the daily schedule is subject to change.
Make sure you get taught by Canada’s finest-
trained PGA of Canada Golf Professionals.
Sam Young, 2017 PGA of Canada Hall of Fame.
Derek Kovacs, PGA of Canada Class A
Teaching Professional.
SUMMER CAMPS FOR AGES 6-14
SHELBURNE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
516423 County Road 124, Melancthon, Ontario L9V 1V2
Phone: 519-925-5581 • Email: info@shelburnegolf.com
www.shelburnegolf.com
CDRC Recreation Guide | 17The Essence of Karate the Classical Martial Arts Centre here in Shelburne. for example you wish to train in order to enter com-
There are many “styles” of martial arts, just as there petitions, there is absolutely nothing wrong with that;
By Sensei N. Lagrasta, are many different types of sports. Our primary style but if competition becomes your main focus, then
is known as “Karate-do” or “Empty-hand way” trans-
Classical Martial Arts Centre your main focus becomes winning or losing, and
lated from its Okinawan/Japanese origins. We also thus the art then becomes a sport.
Shelburne train in traditional “Kobudo” or the Okinawan/Japa- The focus in Karate should be on the perfection of
B“The ultimate aim of karate lies not in victory nor nese art of weapons. yourself, by continually training hard and trying to
defeat, but in the perfection of the character of its What differentiates Karate from other “sports” is that improve your understanding of the correlation of
participants ” ... Gichin Funakoshi in it’s classical form, Karate is not a sport at all; it is your body, mind and spirit through the art itself– NOT
What is the whole point of martial arts training? a conceptual way of thinking, of training, of acting,
through having to beat or overcome someone else.
What value does it really have? Why do I want my and of understanding yourself in a way that no other
The wonderful thing about Karate is that the only
child to train in the first place? “sport” can really attain.
person that you really have to overcome is YOU! Of-
These are some of the many questions from inquiring It is a study of the human body, of the mechanics of
tentimes, you are your own worst bully! How many
parents and students alike that we get all the time at movement, in tandem with the power of both the
times have you or your child said to yourself “ I can’t
mind and the spirit that
do this?” Therefore, in many ways, the only enemy
few other activities even
you really have to overcome is YOURSELF!
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18 | CDRC Recreation GuideLocal parks
skateboard park
Accessible play-
changerooms
Toilet-portable
Ball Diamond
Ball Diamond
Outdoor rink
Picnic shelter
tennis courts
Soccer pitch
Soccer pitch
Playground
Concession
Washroom/
multi-Court
Parking lot
Boardwalk
Basketball/
Equipment
ground
Gazebo
BRidge/
trails
Unlit
unlit
Lit
lit
Fiddle Park X X X X X
Greenwood park X X X X X X X X
Greenwood
Crescent Park X
Hyland park X X X X X X X
Shelburne
KTH park X X X
Morden Park X
Simon street X X
Walters
creek park X X X
Amaranth
municipal park X X X X X X X X
Amaranth
Waldemar
park X X X
Horning’s
mills park X X X X Melancthon
Mono Community
Centre Park X X X X X X X X X X
Mono
Lloyd
Armstrong Park X X X
Rzone
What is the Rzone? How you can help
The Rzone is an operating procedure that identifies a code • Clean up after your group activities such as picnics
of conduct which applies to all Town of Shelburne recreation and sports tournaments in Town parks
and cultural centres, facilites, parks and programs. The Rzone
procedure enforces a set of expectations around violence, • Remember to respect property, materials and
vandalism and inapproprriate behaviour for participants and equipment when using services or participating in
the general public. programs at our community centres, arena and parks
• Report such items as graffiti, broken glass or burnt
What does the Rzone mean? out lights in any Town facility or park
The “R” in the Rzone logo stands for Respect and Responsibil-
ity. Respect for Yourself; Respect for Others; and Responsibility • Report vandalism such as a park bench in need
for your Actions. The logo will serve as a reminder to staff of repair or playground equipment that has been
and the public that the operating procedure is in effect and tampered with
applies to everyone: coaches, parents, players, performers,
• Report suspicious behaviour
audiences and visitors.
such as a person peeking
into parked cars
Goal
The goal of the Rzone operating procedure is to improve the
• Report activities such as
safety and leisure environment in all Town of Shelburne rec- verbal assults, threats/
reation and cultural centres, facilities, parks and programs. aggression, physical
Community organizations, residents, visitors and Town staff will harm, alcohol
work together to promote respect and responsibility, improving consumption,
the safety, appearance and environment of our community. theft and harassment
CDRC Recreation Guide | 19SHELBURNE POLICE
A Tradition of Service
Frauds, Scams, Identity Thefts… Avoid Becoming a Victim!
Across the country, or here at home in the rural • Never say you are alone • Never provide personal information such as
town of Shelburne, fraud type crimes continue • Ask for credentials from anyone who comes SIN, date of birth, credit card numbers or PINs
to victimize people. It is a crime that can affect to your door, including delivery and service over the telephone or Internet unless you initiate
anyone, but tends to target those with the most people the call or can verify the person or business is
trusting hearts including our seniors. • Ask for receipts legitimate
Here are some tips to share with your family to • Report suspicious people and vehicles to • Never leave receipts at bank machines, bank
help avoid becoming victim: police. wickets, in garbage cans or at unattended
How to Protect Yourself from Fraud gasoline pumps. Shred paperwork you no
• If an offer sounds too good to be true, then it
longer need
Criminals are opportunists - don’t give them probably is
the opportunity to make you a victim of crime. • Immediately report lost or stolen credit cards
• Never give out your passwords or PIN
They can be very persuasive, using all types of • Carefully check your statements for unusual
• Be cautious. You have the right to check
excuses, explanations and offers to lead you activity
out the investment or buyer by requesting
away from using your common sense. Fraud written information, seeking references, asking • Never loan your credit cards to anyone and
can be avoided when you don’t participate. questions, weighing the answers and taking sign all credit cards when you receive them
It is important to be armed with information. time to think over the offer • Cancel credit cards you do not use and keep
Education, good judgment and a healthy dose a list of the ones you use regularly
Identity Theft
of skepticism are the best defences against • Promptly remove mail from your mailbox and
Prevention is the best protection against fraud or
becoming a victim of fraud. do not leave pieces of mail lying around your
identity theft. This type of theft has become an
• Don’t open the door to strangers residence or work site
increasingly popular crime in Canada as a result
• Do not give money or information about of advances in technology. Identity theft is the • Do not give out personal banking information
personal finances to strangers or untrustworthy stealing, misrepresenting or hijacking of another • Memorize your personal identification number
persons person’s identity. (PIN)
• Never give personal or financial information Identity thieves do not need a lot of information • Never disclose your PIN to anyone
over the telephone or Internet without verifying to carry out criminal activity that could • Do not use obvious numbers for your PIN
if the person or company is legitimate compromise or damage your identity. • Never leave your purse or wallet unattended
DR IVE SAFE !
LAY SAF E, ER !
! P R SU M M
NJO Y Y OU
AND E
20 | CDRC Recreation GuideTown of Shelburne – Upcoming Events
www.shelburne.ca
STREET FESTIVAL & CLASSIC CAR SHOW
June 16, 2018 | 10:00 AM
SHELBURNE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
www.facebook.com/shelburnestreetfest/
BREAKFAST Annual festival in historic downtown Shelburne featuring classic car,
Shelburne Legion, rear entrance 203 William Street motorcycle show and shine; live bands; kids area; open air market
April 18, 2018 | 6:30 AM www.townofshelburne.on.ca and more.
SHELBURNE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE CANADA DAY FESTIVITIES & FIREWORKS
July 1, 2018 • Fiddle Park • www.townofshelburne.on.ca
GOLF TOURNAMENT
PICKIN IN THE PARK
Shelburne Golf and Country Club
Fiddle Park • Camping, entertainment, open mic sessions all week-
May 24, 2018 | 3:00 PM end • July 26 – 29, 2018 • www.pickinthepark.webs.com
Rain Date: May 31, 2018 | 3:00 PM HERITAGE MUSIC FESTIVAL
www.townofshelburne.on.ca Various Locations – Camping at Fiddle Park • Aug. 8 - 12, 2018
SHELBURNE BIA FARMERS’ MARKET www.heritagemusicfestival.com
151ST SHELBURNE FALL FAIR
First Avenue & Owen Sound Street
Shelburne Fair Grounds • Sept. 14, 15 & 16, 2018
(beside the Trinity United Church)
Theme “Country Pumpkin” • www.shelburnefair.com
Every Thursday 3:00 – 7:00PM CULTURE DAYS
May 24, 2018 thru October 4, 2018 Sept. 28, 29 & 30 • Downtown Shelburne – BIA
www.shelburnebia.ca www.facebook.com/shelburnebia/
For hall rentals and inquiries, please call 519-925-2600 or by email at assistant@shelburne.ca
CDRC Recreation Guide | 21Master Electrician
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Residential • Commercial • Industrial • Farm • Solar
SHELBURNE ~ Serving Your Surrounding Area
Home: 519.925.5570 596519 2nd Line West
Cell: 519.939.2267 Mulmur, ON
pauldowneyelectric@hotmail.com L9V 0B2Jack & Thompson Funeral Home
Jack & Thompson Funeral Home is locally owned and operated and proud to serve
Dufferin County and the surrounding Headwaters Region with full service funeral
arrangements and pre-planning options. We have a large, traditional chapel as well
as smaller, more personal rooms for visitations, services and receptions.
We offer pre-arrangement counselling and advice on various pre-paying, pre-
planning and insurance options. We are here to help and guide you and your family.
318 Main Street East, Shelburne
Phone: (519) 925-2830
www.jackandthompsonfuneralhome.com
Email: jackandthompsonfuneralhome@rogers.com
SEVERN AUCTIONEERING
Call us to book your auction!
Bob Severn, Auctioneer
P.O. Box 220,
Stn Main Shelburne ON
L9V 3L8
Tel: (519) 925-2091
Flowers • Gifts • Art
www.DufferinBlooms.ca
519-306-3500
124 Main Street,
Shelburne, L9V 3K5
info@dufferinblooms.ca
/dufferinbloomsNew Horizon’s
Melancthon Township SeniorS Club
www.melancthontownship.ca
Centre Dufferin New Horizon’s Club
is located in the Mel Lloyd Centre (door F)
Upcoming activities at the Facebook.com/horningsmills for Interested in fun activities, day trips, fellowship?
Horning’s Mills Hall: Why not join a Senior’s (55 plus) group. Bridge,
details on these fun upcoming Euchre, Bid Euchre, Cribbage, Art Club,
Please check our website, www. events as well as our ongoing series Shuffleboard, Day Trips, Special Features and
HorningsMillsHall.com and Seminars related to Seniors.
of Yoga classes at the hall.
Facebook page (Horning’s Mills Monday: Bridge 1:00 - 3:30pm
Community Hall) for confirmation **The Horning’s Mills Hall is
and more details about these and Tuesday: Shuffleboard 1:00 - 3:00pm
other activities. You can add your wheelchair accessible and can be Bid Euchre 7:00 - 9:30pm
name to our email list by sending us rented for public of private events. WEDNESDAY: Exercise 9:00 - 11:00am
a message through our website. 6 Handed Bid Euchre 1:00-3:30pm
See our website for photos and
The Horning’s Mills Community Thursday:Cribbage 9:00 - 11:00am
rates.
Hall Board invites all to attend our
Bridge 1:00 - 3:30pm
Annual Easter Egg Hunt & Pancake Save the Date Friday: Art Workshop 9:00 -11:30am
Breakfast! Good Friday, March Saturday, June 23, 2018 Shuffleboard 1:00 - 3:00pm
30th. Pancakes at 9am, Egg Hunt Melancthon’s 165th Anniversary Club President Pat Batchelor (519) 925-3764
at 10, Family Fun until 11:30. Adults Membership Co-ordinator Alice Jones
$5, Kids $ FREE! at the Horning’s Mills Community
(519) 925-3169 $10 Annual Membership Fee
Park for a barbeque, entertain- includes monthly newsletter
Spring cleaning? Gather your
ment and fireworks. Free Admis-
donations our first ever Spring Dufferin County Community
Supper & Auction Sale Fundraiser sion! Information will be posted Support Services
on Saturday May 5th! on the Township’s website as it Offers a variety of support programs to seniors
Watch our Website www. becomes available. For more information please contact
horningsmillshall.com and www.melancthontownship.ca (519) 925-2140 ext. 5235
24 | CDRC Recreation Guide374028 6th Line Amaranth (Corner of County Road 10 & 6th Line)
Amaranth, Ontario L9W 0M6
Phone: 519-941-1007 • Fax: 519-941-1802
email: info@amaranth.ca
website: www.amaranth.ca
Amaranth Township is pleased to offer a
variety of recreational/community services to the public.
Recreation Hall - with seating for 175 people, includes Community Centres - the Township of Amaranth proudly supports
tables & chairs for your meeting, wedding or family functions. the Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex and the Grand Valley &
District Community Centre. For more information, please refer to the
Certified Kitchen - complete with dishes, glasses,
following websites:
cutlery & cookware.
Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex -
Pavilion - complete with picnic tables and hydro. www.townofshelburne.on.ca/recreation/cdrc
Grand Valley & District Community Centre -
playground equipment www.grandvalleycommunitycentre.ca
Soccer Fields - for a fun game with family & friends or for
Libraries - the Township of Amaranth is a member of the
rental by organized teams.
Shelburne District Library Board and the Grand Valley Library
Board. For more information, please refer to the following
Amaranth Soccer Program - runs every summer from
June to August, ending with a BBQ, trophies and team photos websites: Shelburne Public Library - www.shelburnelibrary.ca
for all participants. Grand Valley Public Library - www.grandvalley.org
CDRC Recreation Guide | 25Main Street
Check online for upcoming Dental
fabulous Ladies’ Nights
events and Unit 101, 167 Main Street West,
Shelburne
oh-so-fun
Book your new patient exam
Quilting and receive a
Classes!!! FREE
electric toothbrush!
Like us on Facebook to get sneak peeks CALL TO BOOK AN APPOINTMENT
of incoming fashions and fabulous fabrics. New Patients & Emergencies Always Welcome
147 Main Street, Shelburne 519-925-6991
519-306-3000 Evening & Weekend Appointments
Direct Insurance Billing • Seniors Discount
Cobwebsandcaviar.com www.mainstreetdental.ca
Camping at its best!
635687 HWY 10 Shelburne
519-925-2848 | primrosepark@outlook.com
www.primroseparkcamping.com
We offer
Trail Riding,
Equine Pasture Board,
Riding Lessons,
and Cattle Drives!
519-925-0979
Located just outside of Honeywood,
about 20 minutes North of Shelburne 520 Main St. E.
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(519) 925- 0152 Shelburne
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You have just made it through a really long Although all the organs have some connection liver cells from incoming toxins and encourages
winter! And now it’s time to get yourself ready for to the health of the eyes, the liver is connected the liver to cleanse itself of damaging substances,
the spring and summer where you will be moving to proper eye function. Remember to take such as alcohol, medications, pesticides,
more, eating more and playing more so you will breaks when looking at a computer monitor for environmental toxins, and even heavy metals
definitely want to make sure that you are feeling extended periods of time and do eye exercises.
such as mercury.
really good to be able to enjoy it all! Eat Green - Green is the color of the liver and
Get Acupuncture treatments - Acupuncture and
of springtime. Eating young plants - fresh, leafy
Spring is the ideal time for cleansing and Traditional Chinese Medicine can help improve
greens, sprouts, and immature cereal grasses -
rejuvenation for overall health and well-being the overall health of your liver as well as treat
can improve the liver’s overall functions and aid
and according to Traditional Chinese Medicine stress, anger and frustration, which are often
in the movement of qi.
after resting through the winter it’s now time for associated with liver qi disharmony.
Taste Sour - Foods and drinks with sour tastes are
us to get our QI(Life force) moving again.
Seasonal Acupuncture treatments can serve to
thought to stimulate the liver’s qi. Put lemon slices
So, for optimum health this spring, move your Qi! tonify the inner organ systems and can correct
in your drinking water, use vinegar and olive oil
Stretch - The liver controls the tendons. According minor imbalances before they become serious
for your salad dressing. Garnish your sandwich
to Chinese medicine, the liver stores blood with a slice of dill pickle. problems. Call Being In Balance to see how
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