Activity Guide. Spring/Summer #GetActiveOrangeville

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1 Spring/Summer 2019 Activity Guide Register online at Spring/Camp Registration - March 5 Summer Registration - March 5 Orangeville Recreation

2 3 Table of Contents Registration Register for programs in person at Alder Recreation Centre, Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre, or online at Spring programs registration and summer camp registration opens March 5 Summer registration opens March 5 Greetings from the Mayor Contact Information...4 How to Register...5 Registration and Policy Information....6 Birthday Parties...7 Summer Camps Children and Youth Programs Skating Programs...17 Aquatics General Information...18 Learn to Swim Recreational Swimming Swimming Admission Standards...24 Lifesaving Sport / Intro to Synchro...26 Teen & Adult Swim Lessons...27 Aquatic Leadership Programs Saputo Health & Lifestyle Centre Adult & Active Agers Programs Recreation Passes Facilities & Parks Map of Parks, Facilities & Trails Orangeville Public Library Community Matching Fund You can make a difference in our parks! The Community Matching Fund Parks Improvement Program is an initiative sponsored by the Town of Orangeville to provide funding support to community groups interested in enhancing parks. The Town of Orangeville will match contributions up to $5000 for community-based projects that make our parks more welcoming, fun and safe. Recent projects include the Rotary Splash Pad at Fendley Park! General Information /

3 4 Greetings from the Mayor General Information / Welcome to the 2019 Spring/Summer Activity Guide. The arrival of the Spring/ Summer Activity Guide is a sure sign that spring is just around the corner and the cold weather is behind us. We can now start looking forward to longer days and more time outside enjoying Orangeville s 35 parks that include two splash pads, a skateboard park, a BMX park, an off-leash dog park, an outdoor sports pad and parks with accessible play equipment. Make sure to visit Bravery Park with its new Indigenous Medicine Wheel Garden. You can share a family meal using our picnic tables and shelters and walk over 20 kilometres of our trail system. In January we opened the Saputo Health & Lifestyle Centre at Alder Recreation Centre with financial contributions from Saputo and Humber College. This 5,000-square-foot multi-purpose program space with a 3 on 3 basketball court, pickleball court and rooms for a variety of health and lifestyle programs including the new POUND class inspired by the fun of playing the drums, is a great addition to all the activities offered by Orangeville. We also offer a wide variety of summer camps for all ages at reasonable rates. Everything you need to know about our camps is in the Activity Guide which is also available at orangeville.ca. Use our easy online registration RecConnect. And don t forget to check out all that your Orangeville Public Library has to offer. Try out Lynda.com - which offers over 4,000 business courses taught by industry experts - or workshops and programs for all ages. Get it at your Orangeville Public Library. Questions? Our Customer Service reps at all our facilities can help you out. Contact me at sbrown@orangeville.ca stay healthy and active. Mayor Sandy Brown Contact Us Recreation and Events, Parks and Facilities Toll Free (all departments) Co-ordinator, Health & Lifestyle Kathleen Dennis Ext Co-ordinator, Recreation Programs & Events Allison Doering Ext Supervisor, Recreation & Events Ext Co-ordinator, Facilities Karen Hunt Ext Manager, Recreation & Events Sharon Doherty Ext Supervisor, Facilities John Whipp Ext Supervisor, Parks Kevin Barry Ext Manager, Facilities and Parks Charles Cosgrove Ext General Manager, Community Services Raymond Osmond Ext Town Hall Personal information is collected pursuant to the Municipal Freedom of lnformation and Protection of Privacy Act and will be used for the purpose of program registration and administration only. Questions about this collection should be directed to the Town of Orangeville, Community Services, 275 Alder Street, Orangeville, Ontario L9W 5H6.

4 How to Register 5 Online Registration is as simple as the click of a mouse.our system is fast, secure, easy to use and mobile friendly. Just create your own login and password and in a few clicks you re done! In person In person registration begins at 8 a.m. at the following locations: Alder Recreation Centre 275 Alder Street Ext Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre 6 Northmen Way Ext powered by Online and in-person registration opens March 5 at 8 a.m. Visit us at General Information /

5 6 Registration & Policy Information General Information / Program Fees and Refund Information Program rates and fees vary from program to program. Program fees are listed without tax. Drop-in program fees include tax. The Town reserves the right to change, cancel or alter any classes, times, fees, or location without notice in the event of low enrolment, change of facility or instructor availability. Non-Resident Rate Non-residents are subject to a 20% surcharge on programs, services and registrations. Dropin fees may vary. The Town reserves the right to request proof of residency. Age Requirement Children must be the minimum age required by the start of the program. Age requirements are program-specific and are indicated for each program. Program Cancellations There will be no registered programs scheduled on statutory holidays including Family Day, Good Friday, Easter Sunday, Victoria Day, Canada Day and the August Civic Holiday. Your registration confirmation outlines any other cancellations specific to your program. Missed Classes In the event that a participant cannot attend a class(es), the Town regrets that make-up classes, credits, or refunds will not be offered. Program Transfers Program transfers will be permitted before the start of the third scheduled class, provided space is available. Family Discount Families registering three or more children in the same session are eligible for 15% family discount. Registration for all three children must be completed at the same time and can only be processed in person at either recreation centre. Applies only to Orangeville residents. Non-Sufficient Funds (NSF) An administration fee of $25 will be charged for NSF cheques or payments. Adverse Weather Closures All efforts will be made to ensure that all recreation facilities remain open during regular hours of operation, with programs and services operating as normal. In the event of extreme weather, please contact Customer Service at or check for cancellations online at Single Visit Drop-in Valid for one continuous visit on the day of purchase only, with no in-and-out privileges. Single-visit, drop-in payments are not refundable or transferrable. 3 and 6 Month Passes, and 10, 20 and 50 Visit Passes Refunds are not available for passes. Refund requests for medical reasons will be considered and may require written documentation from a medical practitioner. Passes may be put on hold for medical reasons. Holds may be placed only once per pass term. Refund Policy Refund requests five days or more before the course start date will be issued a full refund. Refund requests within five days of the course start date, and up to the third scheduled class, will be issued a pro-rated refund, less a $10 administration fee. After the third scheduled class, refunds may be issued for medical reasons only. Written documentation may be required. If a program is cancelled by the Town, a full refund will be issued. Refunds for Camps (Holiday, March Break & Summer) Refund requests five days or more before the camp start date are subject to $25 administration fee. Refund requests within five days of the program start date are subject to a refund of 50% of the camp fee.

6 Celebrate your next birthday with us! 7 Children s birthday party packages or private rentals available. Birthday party packages include: one staff co-ordinator to assist with room set-up & clean-up meet & greet 15 minutes before party basic room decorations (birthday banner, table covering, non-helium balloons) basic party supplies: white plates, cups, cutlery and napkins room set-up of tables and chairs tables for food and gifts For more information visit or visit your local recreation centre Please note skating parties are available during public skating times. All parties are based on facility availability and schedules. Pool admission standards apply to all pool parties. Children and Youth /

7 OF 8 Summer Camps ORANGEVILLE SUMMER CAMPS TOWN /

8 Register for Camp: Registration opens March 5, Register Online: OF ORANGEVILLE TOWN SUMMER CAMPS Register in person: Alder Recreation Centre or Tony Rose Memorial Sport Centre General Information Day camp operates Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (excluding statutory holidays) Children must be 4 years of age or older as of December 31, 2018 for camps offered to children 4-5 years of age. For all other camps, children must be 6 years of age by the first day of the camp program We are Nut Aware nut-free lunch and snacks are to be sent daily with your child Additional Support All summer day camp programs offered by the Town of Orangeville provide an inclusive environment. In partnership with Dufferin Child and Family Services, inclusion leaders are available for participants who may have additional needs. Call Ext. 382 or visit for more information. More details online Aliquam Campfire Night Qualified Staff We strive to provide the best for your child. Our staff have been certified in HIGH FIVE Principles of Healthy Child Development. This national program strives to ensure that staff has the knowledge and tools necessary to offer the best program for your child. Training includes creative program design to ensure safe, diverse, unique and age-appropriate programming. Our staff are also trained in First Aid, positive child management techniques, parent communication and of course how to have lots of FUN! Extended Hours If our day camp hours are not long enough for you, try our extended care program! Extended care provides supervised activities before and after regular camp hours. Advanced registration is required. Before/ After Care is available from 7:30-9 a.m. and 4-6 p.m.* *Island Lake / Rotary Park 8-9 a.m. and 4-6 p.m. Before Care weekly $26.00 After Care weekly $36.00 Before & After Care weekly $52.25 On Thursday August 15 at 7 p.m., join our summer camp team at the beautiful Island Lake Conservation Area for the annual Camp Aliquam campfire night. Campers, family and friends are invited to come roast marshmallows, sing camp songs, and create memories with their new friends. Rain location: Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre Banquet Hall. Summer Camps /

9 10 Summer Camps / Welcome to Camp Aliquam The Town of Orangeville is excited about another summer of CAMP ALIQUAM! Summer is a time for fun and friendships and to build lifelong memories. Camp Aliquam offers opportunities for campers to experience what summer camp is all about. Orangeville is a unique community with much to offer and our camps are sure to please. Aliquam is latin for Orange...nothing rhymes with ORANGE! Mini Camps Aqua Camp Mini Get wet, get active and learn to swim. Campers will have the opportunity to improve their swimming skills while participating in certified Lifesaving Swim for Life swimming lessons. Campers will also enjoy a variety of camp activities such as arts & crafts, group games, songs, special activities, and outside water games. Art Attack Mini Fun with art mini campers will get their hands messy as they finger paint, glue, cut, rip, tear and create a variety of art masterpieces. Mini campers will create their own art gallery exhibit for viewing by family, friends and other campers. Individual and group projects will be featured throughout the week. Campers will also enjoy a variety of camp activities such as group games, songs, special activities and outside water games. Bugs, Slugs & Goo A great opportunity for young campers to get in touch with nature. This camp is offered at beautiful Island Lake Conservation Area and provides outdoor activities such as hikes, nature crafts, and exploring the environment for bugs, slugs and goo. A great way for campers to enjoy getting down and dirty with nature. Remember to dress for the weather as this is an outdoor camp. Campers will also enjoy a variety of camp activities such as arts & crafts, group games, songs, special activities and outside water games. Icky Sticky Learn about the world of science with icky sticky experiments. Campers will try their hand at age-appropriate science activities and participate in a wide variety of camp activities such as active games, songs and crafts, special activities and outside water games. Kids Camp Mini This camp is perfect for the first-time camper. Campers will experience what camp is all about through interactive active and passive games, songs, stories, crafts, and of course, lots of fun. Campers can even dress up on theme days! Campers will also enjoy outside water games. Mini Learners School is almost here and this camp provides young campers the chance to get ready for the upcoming school year. Children will be provided with a variety of activities such as counting, shapes, letters, colours and weather to exercise their young minds by nurturing positive self-awareness. Campers will also enjoy a variety of camp activities such as arts & crafts, group games, songs, special activities and outside water games. Junior, Senior & Pre-teen Camps Aqua Camp Campers will have lots of pool time as they participate in certified Lifesaving Swim for Life swim lessons as well as junior guarding skills, water polo and synchronized swimming skills. Skills development and water safety will be a focus in this camp. A great way to spend two weeks of the summer; getting wet and learning new skills. Campers will also enjoy a variety of camp activities such as arts & crafts, group games, songs and special activities. Art Attack Attack art in a fun and interactive way! Campers will get creative with a variety of art mediums and create their own masterpieces as well as designing an art gallery exhibit for viewing by family, friends and other campers. Individual and group projects will be featured throughout the week. Campers will also enjoy a variety of camp activities such as group games, songs, special activities and swimming. Bike & Swim Explore the Town on an urban bike adventure. Campers will learn basic bike safety and take part in planning daily excursions throughout Orangeville, including Island Lake Conservation Area. A great way to be active while exploring our beautiful town. Campers will also enjoy a variety of camp activities such as arts & crafts, group games, songs, special activities and swimming. OF ORANGEVILLE TOWN SUMMER CAMPS

10 11 Bikes & Trails Explore Island Lake on bike. Campers will learn basic bike safety and take part in planning daily trail excursions. A fun way to be active in a great environment. Remember to dress for the weather, as this is an outdoor camp. Campers will also enjoy a variety of camp activities such as arts & crafts, group games, songs, special activities and swimming. Camp 3D Dance, Drama & Design A great combination of arts including creative dance, dramatic arts and artistic designs for that creative camper. Campers will create dance routines, skits and large format art projects to round out their 3D experience. Campers will also enjoy a variety of camp activities such as group games, songs, special activities and swimming. Kids Camp Looking for a camp that offers a lot of variety? This is it! Campers will enjoy traditional camp activities such as group games, sports, arts & crafts, and swimming. Lots of activity and a fast-paced day will keep campers busy and engaged. Leadership Zone Spend some time this summer learning skills that will last a lifetime. Campers will learn leadership qualities and how to motivate others through interactive and co-operative games. A very hands-on camp with discussion groups and the chance to lead the younger campers in activities. Campers will also enjoy a variety of camp activities such as group games, songs, special activities and swimming. Nature Quest Get back to nature! This camp aims to inspire commitment to conserving and sustaining our environment while engaging in outdoor adventure. Explore Island Lake Conservation Area while participating in trail hikes, group games, outdoor pursuits, and much more. Remember to dress for the weather, as this is an outdoor camp. Campers will also enjoy a variety of camp activities such as arts & crafts, songs, special activities and swimming. Reaction Attraction Campers will discover and explore the world of science through hands-on experiments that will spark their curious imaginations. Solids, liquids and other forms of matter will be explored along with scientific facts and data collection. Campers will also enjoy a variety of camp activities such as arts & crafts, group games, songs, special activities and swimming. Sports Mania Teamwork and fair play are key essentials of Sports Mania. Campers will play traditional and non-traditional sports in a friendly non-competitive environment. Activities and drills will be planned to help campers master skills at their own pace. Campers will also enjoy a variety of camp activities such as arts & crafts, group games, songs, special activities and swimming. Trip Trekkers Find that sense of adventure on a weekly off-site trip. Campers will participate in a variety of camp activities to keep them busy and active throughout the week, including games, crafts and swimming. Theatre Arts Camp Orangeville s own Broadway production right at camp! This camp offers drama-related activities in which campers can write their own scripts, create backdrops and showcase their talent with a short performance for family, friends and other campers at the end of the two weeks. Special workshops will be hosted by Theatre Orangeville. Depending on availability, campers may take a trip to see behind the scenes at a live stage production and dress rehearsal. Campers will also enjoy a variety of camp activities such as arts & crafts, group games, songs, special activities and swimming. Wilderness Camp Get back to nature and learn about the environment, basic survival skills, orienteering and overall appreciation of nature. Island Lake Conservation Area is the perfect backdrop for this camp. Campers will work toward earning badges for mastering survival skills. Remember to dress for the weather, as this is an outdoor camp. Campers will also enjoy a variety of camp activities such as arts & crafts, group games, songs, special activities and swimming. Young Chefs Campers will learn a variety of cooking techniques and methods including how to read a recipe, use of basic kitchen tools, measuring and preparing food. Campers will learn about the Canada Food Guide and learn nutrition tips while creating their own recipe book, and, of course, campers will enjoy eating their own creations! Campers will also enjoy a variety of camp activities such as arts & crafts, group games, songs, special activities and swimming. Please note: with the exception of Aqua Camp, swimming activities at Junior, Senior and Pre-teen camps depend on facility availability. Summer Camps /

11 12 ARC - Alder Recreation Centre TR - Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre Summer Camps / Ages Camp Location Mini Camps 4-5 years Junior Camps 6-8 years Senior Camps 9-11 years Pre-teen Camps years Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 July 2 to 5 * (four days) July 8 to 12 July 15 to 19 July 22 to 26 Aqua Camp Mini ARC Art Attack Mini ARC 3940 Bugs, Slugs & Goo IL Kids Camp Mini ARC Icky Sticky ARC 3942 Mini Learners ARC Aqua Camp Juniors ARC 3960 Art Attack ARC 3964 Camp 3D Dance, Drama, Design ARC 3962 Kids Camp ARC Nature Quest Reaction Attraction IL ARC Sports Mania LSP Trip Trekkers Wilderness Camp ARC IL Young Chefs TR 3957 Aqua Camp Seniors ARC 4042 Art Attack ARC 3977 Bikes & Trails IL Camp 3D Dance, Drama, Design ARC 3978 Nature Quest Reaction Attraction IL ARC Sports Mania LSP Theatre Arts Camp Trip Trekkers Wilderness Camp ARC ARC IL Young Chefs TR Aqua Camp Pre-teen ARC Bike & Swim TR 4046 Camp 3D Dance, Drama, Design LSP 4044 Leadership Zone IL Sports Mania LSP 4047 Young Chefs TR 4048 * Prices will be pro-rated for 4-day or 9-day camps

12 LSP - Lions Sports Park IL - Island Lake Conservation Area 13 Session 5 Session 6 Session 7 Session 8 Session 9 July 29 to Aug 2 Aug 6 to 9 * (four days) Aug 12 to 16 Aug 19 to 23 Aug 26 to 30 Price (R) Price (N) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Summer Camps /

13 14 Children and Youth Programs Children and Youth / Parent & Tot Dance This introductory dance program emphasizes fun and creative movement, with both parent and child. This program will help your tot to practice their balance and gross motor skills. Participants should dress comfortably. Specific dance footwear is not required. Parent participation is required. Ages: 18 months - 3 years Class length: 30 minutes Day Time Loc. Date Sess. Price Code Tu 5 pm TR Apr $ Sa 9 am ARC Apr 27 8 $ M 4:30 pm TR Jul 8 7 $ Ballet This introductory program allows participants to explore the disciplined dance form of ballet, which emphasizes graceful movement and flexibility. Dancers will learn the fundamentals of ballet through creative elements and play. Participants should dress comfortably. Specific dance footwear is not required. Ages: 3-4 years Class length: 30 minutes Day Time Loc. Date Sess. Price Code M 5 pm TR Apr 15 8 $ Sa 9:35 am ARC Apr 27 8 $ M 5:05 pm TR Jul8 7 $ Ages: 5-7 years Class length: 45 minutes Day Time Loc. Date Sess. Price Code M 5:35 pm TR Apr 15 8 $ Sa 10:45 am ARC Apr 27 8 $ M 6:15 pm TR Jul 8 7 $ Ages: 8-12 years Class length: 45 minutes Location: Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre M 7:50 pm Apr 15 8 $ ARC = Alder Recreation Centre Hip Hop / Breakdance This introductory dance program delivers a mix of hip hop, popping and basic breakdance. Dancers will work on improving co-ordination, building confidence, skills development and choreography. Participants should dress comfortably. Specific dance footwear is not required. Ages: 3-4 years Class length: 30 minutes Location: Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre Tu 5:35 pm Apr $ M 5:40 pm Jul 8 7 $ Ages: 5-7 years Class length: 45 minutes Location: Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre Tu 6:10 pm Apr $ M 7:05 pm Jul 9 7 $ Ages: 8-12 years Class length: 45 minutes Location: Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre Tu 7 pm Apr $ M 7:55 pm Jul 8 7 $ Jazz This introductory dance program allows participants to explore different movements to various music mediums, while learning the fundamentals of jazz. Dancers will enhance their physical co-ordination and flexibility through creative elements and play. Participants should dress comfortably. Specific dance footwear is not required. Ages: 3-4 years Class length: 30 minutes Day Time Loc. Date Sess. Price Code M 6:25 pm TR Apr 15 8 $ Sa 10:10 am ARC Apr 27 8 $ TR = Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre

14 Children and Youth Programs 15 Jazz Ages: 5-7 years Class length: 45 minutes Day Time Loc. Date Sess. Price Code M 7 pm TR Apr 15 8 $ Sa 11:35 am ARC Apr 27 8 $ Floor Hockey This introductory floor hockey program focuses on developing skills in a non-competitive environment, with a focus on fundamental skills such as co-ordination, co-operation, and gross motor movements. Participants will learn the rules, offensive and defensive positioning, passing, shooting, ball control, and will participate in structured game play. Running shoes and a CSAapproved hockey helmet with full face mask are required. Sticks with plastic blades are provided. Ages: 5-7 years Class length: 45 minutes W 6:30 pm Apr $ Ages: 8-11 years Class length: 45 minutes W 7:15 pm Apr $ Indoor Soccer This introductory soccer program focuses on developing skills in a non-competitive environment, with a focus on fundamental skills such as co-ordination, co-operation, and gross motor movements. Participants will learn the rules, offensive and defensive positioning, passing, shooting and ball control, and will participate in structured game play. Running shoes are required and shin pads are recommended. Ages: 3-4 years Class length: 45 minutes W 5 pm Apr $ Indoor Soccer Ages: 5-7 years Class length: 45 minutes W 5:45 pm Apr $ Multi Sports This introductory multi-sport program introduces participants to a variety of different sports in a non-competitive environment, with a focus on fundamental skills such as co-ordination, co-operation, and gross motor movements. Participants will learn skills and rules for a variety of different sports and will participate in structured game play. Running shoes are required. Ages 3-4 years Class length: 45 minutes Tu 5 pm Apr $ Ages: 5-7 years Class length: 45 minutes Tu 5:45 pm Apr $ Ages: 8-11 years Class length: 45 minutes Tu 6:30 pm Apr $ Junior Chef Learn the basics of cooking. This program focuses on expanding taste buds, gaining kitchen confidence, reinforcing kitchen safety, promoting good food choices and learning different cooking techniques. Participants will be involved in menu planning and create their own cookbook! Ages: 8-11 years Class length: 90 minutes Location: Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre Sa 9:30 am Apr 27 8 $ Please note that the non-resident fee will be a 20% surcharge over the resident fee. Children and Youth /

15 16 Children and Youth / Friday Night Socials just $5! Calling all youngsters! This night is just for you. Participants will enjoy different themes at each monthly social, including cooking, swimming, skating and more! Ages 7-14 years. April 26 code 4516 May 24 code Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre Little Artists Experiment with basic art techniques including sculpting, painting, drawing and more. Participants will be encouraged to let their creativity flow. The session will end with an art exhibit for family and friends. Ages: 5-7 years Class length: 60 minutes F 5:15 pm Apr 26 9 $ Home Alone Safety for Kids This program helps bridge the gap in children s first steps to staying home on their own without adult supervision. The course covers topics such as street-smarts, people safety, online and Internet safety, home fires, emergencies and other situations, and basic First Aid skills. Ages: 9+ years Class length: 6 hours Location: Orangeville Lions Sports Park T 8:30 am Mar 12 1 $ Su 8:30 am May 5 1 $ M 8:30 am Jul 15 1 $ Tu 8:30 am Aug 27 1 $ Red Cross Babysitting In this course candidates will learn professional conduct with regard to babysitting, leadership and First Aid response.the candidates are taught specific First Aid techniques including asthma, anaphylaxis, poison, nose bleed, insect stings, CPR, and choking. Ages: 11+ years Class length: 8 hours Location: Orangeville Lions Sports Park M 8:30 am Mar 11 1 $ F 8:30 am Apr 5 1 $ F 8:30 am Jun 7 1 $ M 8:30 am Jul 8 1 $ W 8:30 am Aug 21 1 $ Please note that the non-resident fee will be a 20% surcharge over the resident fee.

16 Intro to Skating This program teaches the fundamentals of skating in a group lesson format, for beginners to advanced skaters. Participants are assessed and divided into levels based on skating ability. CSA-approved hockey helmets are mandatory. Full face masks are strongly recommended. No bob skates. Ages: 6-16 years Class length: 30 minutes M/F 5:45 pm Apr 8 6 $ Intro to Skating - Semi-Private Ages: 6-16 years Class length: 30 minutes M/F 4 pm Apr 8 6 $ M/F 5:10 pm Apr 8 6 $ Intro to Skating Private Lessons Ages: all ages Class length: 30 minutes M/F 5:10 pm Apr 8 6 $ Intro to Skating - Preschool This program teaches the fundamentals of skating in a group lesson format, for beginners to advanced skaters. Participants are assessed and divided into levels based on skating ability. CSA-approved hockey helmets are mandatory. Full face masks are strongly recommended. No bob skates. Ages: 4-5 years Class length: 30 minutes M/F 4:35 pm Apr 8 6 $ Intro to Skating - Semi-Private Preschool Ages: 4-5 years Class length: 30 minutes M/F 4 pm Apr 8 6 $ Intro to Skating Private Preschool Ages: 4-5 years Class length: 30 minutes M/F 4 pm Apr 8 6 $ Children and Youth /

17 18 Aquatics General Information Aquatics Swimming Lessons The Town of Orangeville welcomes you to our Learn to Swim program. Our pools offer the Lifesaving Society Swim for Life program with a focus on skills development and safety in and around the water. Group classes, private and semi-private lessons are available. All classes are listed on RecConnect at Registration is easy with a few clicks. What level is most suitable? Participating in the proper swimming lesson level is imperative to your swimmer s success. Please have your child assessed to determine the appropriate level. Swim assessments are available at Alder Recreation Centre and Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre during any public swim. Did you miss a lesson? Swimming lessons may be cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. Make-up lessons will not be available due to participant absence. Instructor Requests We are unable to guarantee that any specific instructor request will be granted. Swimming Lesson Sizes Swimmers to instructor ratios Parent & Tot 1:12 Swimmer 1-4 1:6 Preschool 1-3 1:4 Swimmer 5-6 1:8 Preschool 4-6 1:5 Swimmer :10 Helpful Tips Please check your confirmation receipt carefully for lesson start dates, times and facility. Participate in recreational swims before your first lesson, become familiar with the environment and practise skills that your swimmer already knows. Talk with your swimmer about their lessons and set realistic expectations allowing them to progress at their own rate. Patience, practice and positive feedback is important. Ask about your swimmer s progress and any skills that may be worked on during a recreational swim. Opportunity creates mastery. Play and have fun! Please shower with soap and warm water before entering or re-entering the pool deck. Wear appropriate footwear. Bring clean flip flops or sandals to wear on the pool deck. Street shoes are not permitted / Not feeling well? Swimmers should refrain from using the pool when ill or if they have experienced diarrhea in the past week. Please refrain from feeding children or eating large meals before swimming. All swimmers are encouraged to visit the washroom before entering the pool. Those without bowel control are required to wear a swim diaper. Food-free zone. Only water is permitted on pool decks in a plastic, reusable container. Strollers are not permitted on the pool deck or in the showers. Parents and guardians are reminded that children should never be left unattended. The use of any devices capable of rendering a photographic image is prohibited in the showers, change rooms, washrooms and pool area. Please lock up and protect your personal belongings to avoid loss or theft. The Town assumes no responsibility for lost or stolen items.

18 Learn to Swim Programs 19 Swim Level Progression Chart Never too young to learn! Never too old to start! Our focus is to provide quality swimming instruction and increase the water safety knowledge of our swimmers. PARENT & TOT 3 (2-3 Years) PARENT & TOT 2 (1-2 Years) PARENT & TOT 1 (4 Months to 1 Year) 4 MONTHS - 3 YEARS PRESCHOOL 6 PRESCHOOL 5 PRESCHOOL 4 PRESCHOOL 3 PRESCHOOL 2 PRESCHOOL YEARS Go online for swimming lesson times, dates and locations SWIMMER 10 SWIMMER 9 SWIMMER 8 SWIMMER 7 SWIMMER 6 SWIMMER 5 SWIMMER 4 SWIMMER 3 SWIMMER 2 SWIMMER YEARS TEEN ADULT 3 TEEN ADULT 2 TEEN ADULT YEARS Aquatics /

19 20 Learn to Swim Descriptions Aquatics Preschool 2 Ratio 1:4 These preschoolers learn to jump into chestdeep water by themselves, and get in and out of the water wearing a PFD. They ll submerge and exhale underwater. Wearing a PFD, they ll glide on their front and back / Parent & Tot 1 Ratio 1:12 Designed for the 4 to 12-month-old, this level is all about helping your child feel and explore the water by floating, splashing, reaching and paddling. You ll learn how to help your child play in and with the water with comfort and confidence. Parent & Tot 2 Ratio 1:12 Designed for the 12 to 24-month-old, this level teaches children to get their faces wet and blow bubbles (the first step to breath control). With your guidance, your child will try to recover objects below the surface, perform front and back floats and learn how to travel at the surface by kicking. Parent & Tot 3 Ratio 1:12 This is an advanced level for 2 to 3-year-olds. They ll have fun jumping into the water and getting out without assistance. They learn to hold their breath and open their eyes underwater to recover objects from the bottom. Mastering front/back floats in starfish and pencil positions, as well as moving through the water, provide the building blocks for swimming stroke development in the preschool program. Preschool 1 Ratio 1:4 This level requires parent participation for the first 3-5 weeks of the program, until the children are comfortable and can safely participate by themselves. These preschoolers will have fun learning to get in and out of the water. They ll float and glide on both their front and back. They ll also learn to get their faces wet and blow bubbles in the water. Preschool 3 Ratio 1:4 These youngsters will try both jumping into and treading in deep water while wearing a PFD. They ll try to recover objects from the bottom in waist-deep water as well as work on kicking and gliding through the water. Preschool 4 Ratio 1:5 These preschoolers will practice floating by themselves for seven seconds! They ll do sideways entries wearing a PFD and master a short swim on their front wearing a life jacket, as well as gliding and kicking on their side without assistance. Preschool 5 Ratio 1:5 These advanced preschoolers will learn to do solo jumps into deeper water and get out by themselves. They will get more adventuresome with a sideways entry wearing a PFD, tread water for 15 seconds, then swim 5m as one continuous sequence. They ll work on front and back crawl swims for 5m, and glides for 7m. Their toughest challenge may be treading water for 10 seconds unassisted. Preschool 6 Ratio 1:5 These advanced preschoolers will learn the forward roll entry with a PFD, and build on their Swim to Survive sequence from the previous level. They ll tread water for 15 seconds, and even do a 15m swim: that s over half the distance of the lap pool! Swimmer 1 Ratio 1:5 These beginners will become comfortable jumping into water, both with and without a PFD. They ll learn to open their eyes, blow bubbles and hold their breath underwater. They ll work on floats, glides and kicking through the water on their front and back.

20 Learn to Swim Descriptions 21 Swimmer 2 Ratio 1:6 These advanced beginners will jump into deeper water without a PFD for the first time. They will also learn to fall sideways into the water wearing a PFD. They ll be able to support themselves at the surface without an aid for 10 seconds, and swim 7m on their front, back & side. This will be their first attempt at interval training. Swimmer 3 Ratio 1:6 These junior swimmers will learn to dive from a sitting position, and do in-water front somersaults & handstands. They ll work on 10m of front crawl & back crawl and work on treading water for 15 seconds. Flutter kick interval training increases to 4x5m. Swimmer 4 Ratio 1:6 These intermediate swimmers will swim 5m underwater and 13m of front & back crawl. This is the first level they will be introduced to whip kick. Their new skills will continue to work towards the Canadian Swim to Survive standard. Swimmer 5 Ratio 1:8 These swimmers will continue working on shallow dives, treading water, and in-water forward somersaults. They ll refine their front and back crawl over 15m swims of each, and whip kick for 10m on their back. Swimmers will have their first introduction to elementary backstroke. Swimmer 6 Ratio 1:8 These advanced swimmers will rise to the challenge of some sophisticated aquatic skills including standing dives, treading water for one minute, and the Canadian Swim To Survive standard. Swimmers will continue to practise lengths of front & back crawl and will refine their whip kick to work towards breaststroke. Swimmer 7 Ratio 1:10 Swimmers continue stroke development with 50m swims of front & back crawl. They will attempt some advanced skills such as sculling, scissor kick, tuck jumps, eggbeater, and dolphin kick. They will be challenged to swim breaststroke for the first time. Swimmer 8 Ratio 1:10 Swimmers develop better strokes over m swims of each stroke. They tackle lifesaving sport skills such as head-up swims and stride & compact jumps. Swimmers will have their first attempt at the butterfly stroke. They may complain about the 300m distance swim that s 12 lengths! Swimmer 9 Ratio 1:10 Swimmers are challenged with a variety of lifesaving skills such as lifesaving kicks, selfrescue techniques, in-water object carries and basic First Aid skills for conscious victims. Fitness improves with 350m workouts and 100m timed swims. Swimmer 10 Ratio 1:10 These advanced swimmers will continue to refine their strokes over long distances. They will combine a variety of lifesaving skills from previous levels to perform basic rescues. First Aid focuses on assessment of unconscious victims, choking and treatment for shock. Adult/Teen Swimmer 1 Ratio 1:12 These beginner swimmers will learn the base skills to build their comfort in the water. They will learn entering and exiting the pool safely, floats, breath control, submersion, and glides through the water while kicking. Adult/Teen Swimmer 2 Ratio 1:12 These intermediate swimmers will learn skills such as diving in the deep end, somersaults, handstands, underwater swims, and whip kick. They will build endurance and refine their strokes through 10-15m swims of front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke. Adult/Teen Swimmer 3 Ratio 1:12 These advanced swimmers will learn how to refine and optimize the efficiency of their strokes by swimming full lengths of the pool. Aquatics /

21 22 Recreational Swimming Aquatics Recreational swimming is a great way to keep active, have fun and socialize in a friendly atmosphere. Swimming is a great way to improve your fitness and stay healthy and is a great low-impact exercise. Our pools offer a variety of programs to suit all ages and abilities. Recreational programs are offered as drop-in or instructor-led programs, pay-as-you-go or purchase a pass. Schedules are available online or stop by the Customer Service desk at our recreation centres. Pool Locations Alder Recreation Centre 275 Alder Street Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre 6 Northmen Way / Teamworks Dufferin s goal is to give children, youth, adults, and their families a feeling of community by utilizing a wide variety of community based programs. Ability is enabled through support that is tailored to each participant. The result of this is acceptance and friendship. Swimming Lessons These lessons will be modified to accommodate individual participants with visual and verbal instructions. Your child will receive the maximum participation through additional support in the water. Lessons will be provided by Town of Orangeville certified instructors and additional support is provided by Teamworks Dufferin. For more information, please call Antje at teamworksdufferin@gmail.com Amenities 25 metre, 6 lane pools Both Alder Recreation Centre and Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre feature lap pools. Alder pool has a ramp for accessible entry. A lift is available at Tony Rose. Leisure Pool The leisure pool located at Alder Recreation Centre provides ramp access entry as well as a wide gradual stepped entry. This pool has two water spray features that are used during a variety of program times. This pool also features a jet area. Water Slide Located at Alder Recreation Centre, this slide is a three-storey water slide and exits into a trough-style water basin. The slide is open during a variety of drop-in swim times. Riders must be 122 cm (42 inches to ride). Family Change Room A family change room is available at Alder Recreation Centre.

22 Recreational Swimming 23 Shared Lane Swim Open to all ages for those interested in swimming lengths. One to two lanes are specified for lane swimming while other activities are going on in the pool. Fitness Swim Open to all ages for those interested in swimming lengths. Public Swim Enjoy an all-ages swim in the lap and leisure pools. Water slide is open during public swim. Leisure Swim This swim is hosted in the leisure pool. Great for families with young children or those looking to enjoy the warmer temperature of the leisure pool for relaxation and gentle movement. Slide and water feature are not available during Leisure Swim. Drop-In Aquatic Fees* Infant/Preschool (Ages 1-5) $2.00 Child/Youth (Ages 6-17) $3.00 Senior (55+) $3.00 Super Senior (80+) $2.00 Adult (18+) $3.75 Family (2 adults and 2 children) $11.00 Group Rate (up to 6 people) $16.75 Aquafit** $8.75 Senior (55+) Aquafit** $7.00 Super Senior (80+) Aquafit** $3.50 *prices include tax Medical Conditions and Developmental Disabilities Individuals with medical conditions and developmental disabilities are at a greater risk while swimming. They should be accompanied at all times by another individual with knowledge of their condition, who is able to provide direct supervision and render immediate assistance if required. Aquafit** Aquafit is a water cardiovascular workout that is designed to suit all fitness levels. The water reduces impact on the joints by supporting your body weight and increases your heart rate. Aqua Zumba** Known as the Zumba pool party, this program gives new meaning to the idea of an invigorating workout. Integrating the Zumba formula and philosophy with traditional aqua fitness disciplines. Same fee as Aquafit applies to Aqua Zumba. Movement Enhancement** Improve your quality of life by maintaining and improving your mobility with the variety of range of motion exercises offered in these classes. This class is ideal for clients with arthritis, fibromyalgia and other movement disorders. ** Instructor-led classes Aquatics /

23 24 Aquatics Town of Orangeville Swimming Admission Standards The Town of Orangeville requires swimmers to meet the following admission standards and caregiver ratios. Swimmers who do not meet these standards will not be granted admission to the pool. Stop! Children six (6) years of age or younger, regardless of swimming ability, must be directly supervised in the water by a parent or guardian at least fourteen (14) years of age, who is within arm s reach, and able to render immediate assistance. Maximum of two (2) children per parent/ guardian. A facility swim test may be attempted to use the slide and participate in deep end activities. Age 14+ within arm s reach Ages / Caution! Children ages seven to nine (7 9) who are nonswimmers and are unable to complete the facility swim test are required to wear an orange wristband, and must be directly supervised in the water by a parent or guardian at least fourteen (14) years of age who is within arm s reach, and able to render immediate assistance. Age 14+ Maximum of two (2) children per parent/guardian. within arm s reach Children ages seven to nine (7 9) who are comfortable swimmers and able to complete the facility swim test are required to wear a green wristband, and must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at least fourteen (14) years of age who maintains visual contact and remains in the pool viewing area at all times. Participants with serious medical conditions should be accompanied by individuals knowledgeable of their condition, and have the ability to render immediate assistance. Go! Children ten (10) years of age or older do not require supervision by a parent/guardian. Age 10+ Directly Supervising: Caregiver is in the water, eyes on children, able to verbally communicate with children, and be able to quickly approach them at all times in the water. Facility swim test: The facility swim test is a 25-metre swim with face in the water and treading water (surface support) for one minute. Individuals with serious medical conditions should check in and advise staff at the lifeguard station. Ages 7-9 Ages 10+

24 LOOKING FOR A GREAT JOB? Take the plunge! Become a Lifeguard Become a Swim Instructor Become a part of our TEAM! Recreation Programmer 25 Aquatics /

25 26 Aquatics Lifesaving Sport Lifesaving Sport focuses on the development of fundamental swimming skills and leadership for youth. Go For It, Play Fair, Respect Others, Keep it Fun, Stay Healthy and Give Back are principles taught throughout all levels of this program. This program also utilizes the fundamentals of Long Term Athlete Development. Members train for Junior Lifeguard Telegames, an inter-club competition in the winter and spring sessions. Spring Telegames are planned for June 25 from 4:30-7 p.m. Ages: 7-17 years Class length: 60 minutes Pre-requisite: LSS Swimmer 5 Day Time Loc. Date Sess. Price Code T 5 pm TR Apr 16 9 $ Th 6 pm ARC Jul 4 8 $ / Introduction to Synchro - Artistic Swimming This program is designed to develop basic artistic, synchronized swimming skills as well as improve overall swimming skills. Participants will create routines while working on Ontario Artistic Swimming levels. Ages: 6-16 years Class length: 45 minutes Prerequisite: Day Time Loc. Date Sess. Price Code T 6 pm TR Apr $ Th 6 pm ARC Jul 4 8 $

26 Teen and Adult Swim Lessons 27 Swimmer 1 Teen Ages: years Class length: 45 minutes Th 8 pm Apr $ Th 8 pm Jul 04 8 $ Swimmer 2 Teen Th 8 pm Apr $ Th 8 pm Jul 04 8 $ Swimmer 3 Teen Th 8 pm Apr 18 8 $ Th 8 pm Jul 04 8 $ Please note that the non-resident fee will be a 20% surcharge over the resident fee. Swimmer 1 Adult Ages: 18+ years Class length: 45 minutes Th 12 pm Apr $ Th 8 pm Apr $ Th 8 pm Jul 04 8 $ Swimmer 2 Adult Tu 12 pm Apr $ Th 12 pm Apr $ Th 8 pm Apr 18 8 $ Th 8 pm Jul 04 8 $ Swimmer 3 Adult Tu 12 pm Apr $ Th 8 pm Apr 18 8 $ Th 8 pm Jul 04 8 $ NEW Stand Up Paddle Board Yoga This new introductory program combines Yoga practices with stand up paddle boards! Add new dynamics to your Yoga routine and work through a variety of poses to improve your flexibility and balance. Must be comfortable swimming in the deep end to participate. Class length: one hour Th 10 am May 2 8 $ Aquatics /

27 28 Aquatic Leadership Programs Aquatics Leadership Progression Chart For prerequisites and age requirements please refer to course descriptions. National Lifeguard Assistant Instructors Recommended course, not required Lifesaving Society Swim Instructors Bronze Cross & Standard First Aid with CPR C Aquatic Volunteer Required Age- 14 Years +& Bronze Medallion Bronze Medallion & Emergency First Aid Bronze Star Lifesaving Sport / Learn to Swim Program Now Hiring! Apply online at Alder Recreation Centre 275 Alder Street START- become a lifeguard or swim instructor! Required for Employment 16 years of age Standard First Aid with CPR C Bronze Cross or National Lifeguard LSS Swim Instructors and Emergency First Aid Instructors Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre 6 Northmen Way

28 Aquatic Leadership Programs 29 Bronze Star Bronze Star is an excellent preparation for success in Bronze Medallion. Participants develop problemsolving and decision-making skills individually and in partners. Candidates learn CPR and develop the lifesaving skills needed to be their own lifeguard. Includes a timed 400m swim. Ages: minimum 11 years Su 4-5:15 pm Apr 21 9 $ M-F 4:30-6:30 pm Jul 22 5 $ M-F 4:30-6:30 pm Aug 26 5 $ Bronze Medallion and Emergency First Aid Gain an understanding of the lifesaving principles embodied in the four components of water rescue: judgment, knowledge, skill and fitness. Rescuers will learn tows, carries, defence methods and releases in preparation for challenging rescues. Must complete 500m swim in 15 minutes. Prerequisite: minimum 13 years or completion of Bronze Star Day Time Loc. Date Sess. Price Code Tu 6-9 pm TR Apr 16 9 $ M-F 1-6 pm ARC Jul 8 5 $ M-F 1-6 pm ARC Jul 29 5 $ Bronze Cross & Standard First Aid Lifesavers learn to perform safe rescues in challenging emergency scenarios, providing advanced training in the lifesaving principles learned in Bronze Medallion. Standard First Aid covers all aspects of First Aid training and CPR-C training, including CPR-C certification. Must complete 600m swim in 18 minutes. Prerequisite: Bronze Medallion and Emergency First Aid Day Time Loc. Date Sess. Price Code Th 6-9 pm TR Apr 18 9 $ M-F 1-6 pm ARC Jul 15 5 $ M-F 1-6 pm ARC Aug 12 5 $ Extra fee for course materials on leadership courses Please note that the non-resident fee will be a 20% surcharge over the resident fee. Aquatics /

29 30 Aquatic Leadership Programs Aquatics / Assistant Instructor Become an assistant instructor! The Lifesaving Society Assistant Instructor course will prepare you to help qualified instructors with swimming and lifesaving classes. It involves over 16 hours of classroom learning and in-water practice. This course is designed to introduce you to the key principles of learning and teaching motor skills while mastering basic swim progressions. Safe and effective formations and class management are also emphasized. Prerequisite: Bronze Cross Ages: minimum 14 years Day Time Date Price Code Sa-Su 9 am - 6:30 pm May $ Sa-Su 9 am - 6:30 pm Jul $ LSS Swim & Lifesaving Instructor Learn to teach swimming and lifesaving! Through classroom learning and in-water practice, the Swim Instructor & Lifesaving Instructor course will certify you to teach most lifesaving awards. The Swim Instructor component will prepare you to teach and evaluate basic swim strokes and related skills found in any program. Practice teaching is emphasized. Prerequisite: Bronze Cross or National Lifeguard Ages: 16 years (by the end of the course) Day Time Date Price Code F/Sa/Su 6-10 pm Jun $ am - 6:30 pm Jun M-F 10 am - 6 pm Aug $ Lifesaving Instructor & Emergency First Aid Instructor The Lifesaving Instructor course prepares instructors to teach the Lifesaving Society s Canadian Swim Patrol Program, Bronze Star, Bronze Medallion, Bronze Cross, Lifesaving Fitness, Distinction, Basic and Emergency First Aid, and CPR-A, CPR-B and CPR-C. Prerequisite: Bronze Cross or National Lifeguard Ages: 16 years (by the end of the course) W-F 10 am-7 pm Aug $ National Lifeguard - Pool Candidates will develop a strong understanding of lifeguarding principles, good judgment and understanding the role of the lifeguard. The program emphasizes teamwork, leadership, communication, and prevention, and treatment of medical emergencies. 100% attendance is mandatory. Must complete 400m swim in 10 minutes. Prerequisite: Bronze Cross & Standard First Aid Ages: 16 years Day Time Loc. Date Price Code F/Sa/Su 6-10 pm & 10 am-6:30 pm ARC May 31- Jun 2 & Jun 7-9 $ M-F 10 am-6:30 pm ARC Aug $ National Lifeguard Recertification This program is designed to test the candidate s lifeguarding skills in order to maintain current certification at the National Lifeguard level in a pool setting. Candidates are required to bring their own whistle and proof of original certification. Prerequisite: National Lifeguard Pool certification Day Time Date Price Code Sa 12-6 pm Jun 22 $ Sa 12-6 pm Aug 24 $ Aquatic Supervisor Training For deck-level supervisory staff, this course provides the knowledge and skills, beyond National Lifeguard certification, to manage a safe aquatic environment. Prerequisite: National Lifeguard, Swim Instructor or Lifesaving Instructor certfication and minimum 100 hours of experience as a lifeguard and/or instructor. Class length: 10 hours Sa 9 am-7 pm Jul 13 1 $ Extra fee for course materials on leadership courses. Please note that the non-resident fee will be a 20% surcharge over the resident fee.

30 NOW OPEN! Health & Lifestyle Centre The Town of Orangeville offers a wide array of drop-in programs from public swimming and skating to a variety of health & lifestyle classes. Our goal is to provide opportunities for the community to GET ACTIVE! #GetActiveOrangeville Check out the new Saputo Health & Lifestyle Centre to be located at the Alder Recreation Centre. This new multi-faceted program space will feature: Multi-purpose program rooms 3-on-3 basketball court Pickleball court Improved access to the walking track Watch for New Programs Coming Soon! Fitness Instructional Drop-In Fees Adult (18+) 30 min. class $ min. class $ min. class $ min. class $11.00 Youth (Ages 14 17) and Seniors (55+) 30 min. class $ min. class $ min. class $ min. class $9.00 Super Senior (80+) 30 min. class $ min. class $ min. class $ min. class $7.25 Aquafit Adult $8.75 Aquafit Senior (55+) $7.00 Aquafit Super Senior (80+) $3.50 Prices Include tax Recreational Drop-in Fees Includes public skating, shinny, hockey skills, figure skating skills and recreational drop-in programs (non-instructor-led) offered in the Saputo Health & Lifestyle Centre. Infant/Preschool (Ages 1-5) $2.00 Child/Youth (Ages 6-17) $3.00 Adult (18+) $3.00 Senior (55+) $2.50 Super Senior (80+) $2.00 Family Rate (2 adults, 2 children) $11.00 Group Rate (up to 6 persons) $16.75 Shinny / Hockey Skills / Figure Skating Skills Drop-in Fees All Shinnys, all ages $5.00 Hockey Skills (one hour) $5.00 Figure Skating Skills (one hour) $5.00 Figure Skating Skills (two hours) $10.00 Prices include tax

31 32 Adult & Active Agers Adult & Active Agers / Indoor Nordic Walking Walking using poles is a low-stress, total body workout that is fantastic for weight loss, lowering blood pressure, reducing cholesterol, and relieving back, shoulder and neck pain. This is a great way to improve mobility post-hip or knee surgery. Class length: one hour Tu 9 am Apr 9 8 $ Social Ballroom Dance This program is designed for beginners. Participants will learn to dance to a variety of tempos and tunes in a very relaxed environment. Please wear hard-soled (easy slide) shoes, preferably with rubber heels for quick stops (no sneakers/running shoes). Partner is required. Class length: one hour Location: Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre Tu 6:45 pm Apr 16 9 $ Family Yoga Bring the whole family together to get out and be active. Yoga incorporates breathing training, meditation and physical postures designed to improve flexibility, strength and overall wellbeing. Please bring a blanket and yoga mat to each class. All levels are welcome. Class length: one hour Su 10:30 am Apr 28 9 $ Strollercise Strollercise is all about getting active with your little one and using that stroller to get in a great workout. This a combination of high/ low cardio, strength training and yoga for a well-rounded fitness class. All children must stay in strollers for the duration of this class. Class length: 45 minutes W 11:30 am Apr 17 9 $ Please note that the non-resident fee will be a 20% surcharge over the resident fee. Baby & Me Aquafit A group water fitness program for you and your baby. Babies will sit in small boats while you participate in a full-body cardio and muscle conditioning workout. Babies must be able to sit up unassisted. Ages: babies must be 4 months and over Class length: one hour Tu 10 am Apr $ Standard First Aid This two-day course focusing on First Aid and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) skills is designed for those people that require certification for work, or who are looking for knowledge on emergency response. A few of the topics covered are: airway emergencies, breathing and circulation emergencies, and bone, muscle and joint injuries. Course includes certification in AED procedures. Ages: 14+ years Class length: 8 hours Location: Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre Th/F 8:30 am Apr $ Sa/Su 8:30 am May $ Sa/Su 8:30 am Jun $ Sa/Su 8:30 am Aug $ Standard First Aid Recertification This course is a review of the Standard First Aid course with practical scenarios included. Candidates should review the course content and practise their skills before attending the course. This certification is designed for candidates that have competed the full Standard First Aid course and are looking to update their certification (original valid for three years). Please note you may only do one recertification before needing to complete a full course. Ages: 14+ years Class length: 8 hours Location: Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre Sa 8:30 am May 4 1 $ Sa 8:30 am Jun 22 1 $ Sa 8:30 am Jul 27 1 $

32 33 Orangeville & District Senior Citizens Centre The Orangeville & District Seniors Centre provides recreational and educational opportunities for adults 55 years and older. Offering many drop-in and registered programs, the Centre invites you to come and try out their programs prior to becoming a member. Programs include card games, crafts, bingo, shuffleboard, needle crafts, Tai Chi, special events and many more! Drop in, have a tour and meet some new friends, or renew old acquaintances. 26 Bythia Street Adult & Active Agers /

33 34 Adult & Active Agers POUND is a full-body workout designed for all fitness levels that combines cardio, conditioning and strength training with Yoga inspired moves. Using Ripstix, lightly-weighted drumsticks engineered specifically for exercising, POUND transforms drumming into an incredibly effective workout. Wednesdays Alder Recreation Centre 6:45-7:15 p.m. Thursdays Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre 10:45-11:15 a.m. Watch for new class days and times coming soon / Sneakers & Speakers This popular program for Active Agers offers a 45-minute exercise program combined with a 45-minute guest speaker. The exercise portion starts with some walking and progresses to using small hand weights and stretching with a focus on increasing mobility. The guest speaker sessions will provide relevant information on various topics of interest to older adults (upon availability). Coffee and a small snack provided. (Formerly called Walk & Talk) Wednesdays Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre 10:15 a.m. to 12 noon

34 35 Activity for life! Looking for a diverse selection of health and lifestyle programs to fit your interests? Check out our great selection of passes. Purchase a pass for convenient, regular participation or pay-as-you-go. No need to register in advance. Classes are offered on a drop-in basis. Benefits of Passes: convenient includes all drop-in health & lifestyle classes passes valid at both Alder Recreation Centre and Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre aquatics and fitness passes available Passes are available in 3 or 6-month options, as well as a Get Active 10, 20 or 50-visit pass. Alder Recreation Centre 275 Alder Street Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre 6 Northmen Way Drop-in program schedules available online. Adult & Active Agers /

35 36 Recreation Passes Please note that the non-resident fee will be a 20% surcharge over the resident fee. Aquatics Pass The Aquatics Pass provides unlimited access to aquafitness classes, lane and leisure swims. All passes receive complimentary use of the indoor walking track at Alder Recreation Centre. The Get Active Pass This pass is a great option for those wishing to get active in a variety of instructor-led classes in both fitness and aquafitness. Access to the walking track included. Select a pass in visits of 10, 20 or 50. Youth (16-17) 10 visit pass $ visit pass $ visit pass $ Adult (18+) 10 visit pass $ visit pass $ visit pass $ Senior (55+) 10 visit pass $ visit pass $ visit pass $ Super Senior (80+) 10 visit pass $ visit pass $ visit pass $ Youth (16-17) 3 month $ month $ Senior (55+) 3 month $ month $ / Adult (18+) 3 month $ month $ Super Senior (80+) 3 month $ month $ Fitness Swim Pass This pass is ideal for those who wish to keep fit in the pool and access lane swims. A great option for those training for activities such as triathlons, swim meets or just wishing to stay active. Youth (16-17) 3 month $ month $92.81 Adult (18+) 3 month $ month $ Senior (55+) 3 month $ month $92.81 Super Senior (80+) 3 month $ month $77.34

36 37 Rec One Pass The Rec One Pass offers flexibility in choosing a variety of drop-in recreation programs including public skating, public and fitness swimming, shinny, figure skating skills, hockey skills, walking track, and drop-in activities in the Saputo Health & Lifestyle Centre for a pre-set number of visits. Preschooler (1-5) 10 visit pass $ visit pass $ visit pass $79.20 Child (6-13) 10 visit pass $ visit pass $ visit pass $88.00 Fitness Pass The Fitness Pass provides unlimited access to group fitness drop-in classes, lane and leisure swims. All passes receive complimentary use of the indoor walking track at Alder Recreation Centre. Youth (16-17) 3 month $ month $ Adult (18+) 3 month $ month $ Senior (55+) 3 month $ month $ Super Senior (80+) 3 month $ month $ Youth (14-17) 10 visit pass $ visit pass $ visit pass $ Adult (18+) 10 visit pass $ visit pass $ visit pass $ Senior (55+) 10 visit pass $ visit pass $ visit pass $ Super Senior (80+) 10 visit pass $ visit pass $ visit pass $88.00 Taxes will be added to all pass fees where applicable Recreation Passes /

37 38 Facilities & Parks Recreation Facilities and Rentals Community Services provides numerous indoor facilities to accommodate meetings, celebrations or family occasions, large or small. Please or call for more information. Alder Recreation Centre 275 Alder Street 6 multi-purpose rooms Six-lane lap pool Leisure pool with slide Two ice/floor pads Walking track Concession Skate sharpening Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre 6 Northmen Way / Banquet hall with warming kitchen 2 multi-purpose rooms Two ice/floor pads Six-lane lap pool Concession Special occasion? The banquet hall at Tony Rose can accommodate up to 220 people, and is equipped with a warming kitchen for catered events. Ask about our new lower rates for meeting room rentals.

38 Rotary Skateboard Park Splash Pads Lions BMX Park Lions Outdoor Sports Pad Town of Orangeville Trails Skateboarders, bikers and in-line skaters now have a place to practise their skills. Helmets and protective gear are strongly recommended. Hours of operation: 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily, weather permitting Location: Rotary Park On those hot summer days, get cool by visiting one of the two splash pads. Approximate hours of operation: first Friday in June, weather permitting, through Labour Day, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. Locations: Harvey Curry Park, 30 Lawrence Ave. Fendley Park, 11 Fendley Rd. The Lions BMX Park is available to anyone wanting to try some hills and jumps. Helmets and protective gear are strongly recommended. Hours of operation: Sunrise to sundown, daily Location: Alder Recreation Centre The Lions Club outdoor sports pad is available for groups to play outdoor sports by drop-in, or by permit. For more information or for permits, call Hours of operation: Sunrise to sundown, daily Location: 120 Diane Drive The Town of Orangeville has 20-plus kilometres of multi-use trails. The trails system currently links to Island Lake Conservation Area. For a map of the Town s trails and parks, see pages Facilities & Parks /

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41 42 Orangeville Public Library / A Visit Will Get You Thinking. Mill Street 1 Mill Street, Orangeville, ON L9W 2M2 TTY Phone: Fax: Monday-Thursday 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Friday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sunday 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Location & Hours Fostering a love of literacy and lifelong Orangeville Public Library infolibrary@orangeville.ca Holidays & Closures Spring/Summer 2019 The library is closed at both locations on the following dates: Staff Training & Development March 25 Easter April 19, 20, 21 & 22 Victoria Day weekend May 18, 19 & 20 Staff Training & Development June 10 Canada Day weekend June 29 & 30, July 1 Civic Holiday weekend August 3, 4, & 5 Labour Day weekend August 31, Sept. 1 & 2 Alder Street 275 Alder Street, Orangeville, ON L9W 5H6 Monday-Thursday Friday & Saturday Sunday May August Hours Monday-Wednesday Thursday Friday & Saturday Sunday Connect with the Orangeville Public Library online! 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Closed 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Closed 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Closed

42 Get a Library Card Membership is available for Orangeville residents and property or business owners within the Town of Orangeville. Residents need to provide proof of address and business owners need to provide documentation verifying operation within the town limits. Memberships are also available for residents of Amaranth, East Garafraxa and Mono through agreements with the Library Board. Individuals residing outside these communities can obtain a membership by paying the non-resident fee. Borrowed items may be returned to either branch. When the library is closed, items may be returned in the drop box. Manage Your Account Online Once you have registered for a card, you will be able to manage many of your account details online. You can: view and renew borrowed items place holds / make requests select a preferred pick up location Access the library s online catalogue from the home page of the website. Notification Sign up for notification to help make it easy to manage your library membership. We will you three days in advance of your due date, notify you when your holds are ready for pick up and let you know if anything is overdue. Collections of newspapers and periodicals for recreation and information, available in print and online with Flipster Collections of books, DVDs, audio recordings Readers advisory service Online access to electronic information resources, databases and ebooks. Access online courses with lynda.com Computer & Internet training programs Library Services Include: Wireless Internet access Tours and Outreach Library tours are a great way to find out about all that the library offers. We can arrange a specially designed visit to either location for your school, daycare, or club. To book a tour, please infolibrary@orangeville.ca or call Ext If you are organizing a community or school event, we would welcome the opportunity to provide information about the library. Homebound Delivery This is a free service provided to Orangeville residents who are unable to visit the library due to illness or mobility (temporary or permanent). Library materials are delivered on a monthly basis at a time convenient to you. To apply for this service, please contact Public Services at Ext or infolibrary@orangeville.ca. Conservation Pass You can borrow a Family General Admission Pass to Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) and Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) parks. The pass covers admission for up to six individuals in one vehicle and includes parking in most cases. You Tell Us Find the Counting Opinions Customer Satisfaction Survey on the library s website home page. Take a short survey to tell us what is important to you and how we measure up. Meeting space for local groups Home delivery service for homebound residents Local history collections, genealogy resources and special collections of local interest Interlibrary loan services Programs, activities & events for all ages Knowledgeable staff to meet the information needs of individuals and organizations 43 Orangeville Public Library /

43 44 Orangeville Public Library Access all of your favourite books online! Enjoy free ebooks and audiobooks on your computer, phone, tablet or ipad using your library card! Online Services Access databases through the website with your library card. These databases cover a wide range of topics from in-depth research to hobbies and reading recommendations. Mango Languages offers 70 language and 17 ESL courses / Book Club Kits Ready to Go! If you are a member of a book club or want to start one, the library has everything you need right in a bag. Book Club Kits bags with 10 copies of the same title - can be signed out by a book club for a six week loan period. Included in the bag is a booklet with author information and sample questions to get the conversation rolling. Interlibrary Loans Through the interlibrary loan service (ILLO), the library has access to many public and academic libraries. If you are looking for a book or microfilm that s not in the library s collection, it may be possible to borrow it from another library. We also offer Do-It-Yourself ILLO. To receive an enewsletter about upcoming library programs and events, simply visit the website, scroll to the bottom of any page and using your address. The online website lynda.com offers over 4000 courses in business, technology, and creative skills such as design and photography. Your OPL library card also gives you access to free digital magazines with Flipster. You can read online or download to your mobile device. the Library Free Wi-Fi Free High-Speed Internet Access Computers Microsoft Office on all Public Computers Printing (black & white, colour) Photocopier Scanning Fax* Meeting and Boardroom Room Rental* Digital Microfilm Scanner / Printer* Bus Passes Garbage Tags Bargain book sale* * Available at the Mill St. location only. Fees are charged for some services

44 Spring and Summer Programs Programs are free of charge with the exception of some special events. You ll find information about all our programs on our website or connect with us on Facebook and Twitter for dates and times. Seasonal children s program brochures are available at both locations. If you have any questions, please contact the Program and Research Co-ordinator at Ext or infolibrary@orangeville.ca. Children s Programs Early Literacy Storytimes Talking, singing, reading and playing are the key skills and fun ways to help your child get ready to read. Developing early literacy skills makes it easier for children to learn to read once they begin school, and helps to foster a lifelong love of reading and learning. No registration is required. Ready to Read with Babies Up to 12 months Give your child a jumpstart to a love of reading by engaging in fun, interactive activities with your baby. Ready to Read with Everyone Ages 5 years and under Take part in this interactive program that has something for everyone. Sing songs, talk with others, listen to stories and rhymes, and play games that encourage literacy and learning. Your Library Exciting programs geared to preschool children are presented in partnership with EarlyON Dufferin. Watch for dates and times on the library s website. School-Age Programs Paws to Read Volunteers from Therapeutic Paws of Canada bring a trained therapy dog into the library to listen to a child read aloud. Children ages 12 years and under have fun and gain confidence in their reading. TD Summer Reading Club The TD Summer Reading Club is a free reading incentive program for kids 12 and under. The library hosts fun programs through the summer to keep kids engaged in reading. Tween Club A monthly after school club dedicated to all things tween. Fun DIY activities, games, and crafts on Mondays for ages 8 to 12. Battle of the Books Battle of the Books is a fun reading program for elementary and intermediate students in Orangeville. Local schools compete to see who knows the most about books! Teens Teen Advisory Group (TAG) Teens can have their say at this monthly library gathering. Earn community service hours for providing input to help shape library services and programs while having fun with friends. If you are interested in joining the Teen Advisory Group, please teens@orangeville.ca 45 Orangeville Public Library /

45 46 Adult & Senior Programs Orangeville Public Library / Programs are at the Mill Street Library except for Coffee, Conversation & Books. This program is held at three coffee shops in Dufferin County. Tech the Library First Wednesday of the month Drop in from 2 to 4 p.m. for one-on-one tech assistance. Bring in your own device or you can learn with ours. Each session starts with a brief introduction to a popular tech topic. W ords the O rangeville W ay Storytelling Series Second Monday of the month Brought to you by Community Living Dufferin and Orangeville Public Library, the storytelling series features local authors and storytellers for an afternoon of words the Orangeville way. Join us from 1 to 2 p.m. around the fireplace at Mill St. All ages & all abilities welcome. 100% Certainty Book Club Death: Something to Talk About Join Orangeville Public Library and Hospice Dufferin as we use books to spark dialogue about death, dying, grief and bereavement to help reduce the stigma around death. Register for the book club by phone or in person at the library. Archivist on the Road Second Thursday of the month Drop in to discover your community and family history with one-on-one assistance from an Archivist from the Museum of Dufferin. Orange threads Third Tuesday of the month Do you love to knit, crochet or cross-stitch? Read a good book lately? Share your latest projects and recent reads at this monthly social. Coffee, Conversation & Books Third Wednesday of the month Dufferin County libraries have partnered to host local author talks in coffee shops across the county. For a full lineup of authors and dates, check the website or social media. Please contact the hosting library to register for each event. the Library If you love your library, please consider becoming a Friend. It is a great way to meet others who share your passion for books, to have fun, and support an organization that benefits the entire community. For more information, contact or friends@orangeville.ca.