2011 parks and rec spring summer rec guide

REGISTRATION START DATES:RESIDENTS: Thursday, March 3rd 8:30amNON-RESIDENTS: Tuesday, March 8th 8:30amONLINE: inn-touch.innis�l.ca

SPRING/SUMMER 2011

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Message from theMayor & Manager . . . . . . . . .5

Registration Start Dates& Locations . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Registration Information . . . .7

Registration Form . . . . . . . . ..8

Pre-School Programs . . . . . .9

Youth & Teen Programs . . .17

Counselor In Training . . . . .24

Summer Camps . . . . . . . . .25

General Interest Programs . 32

Program Location Map . 35-38

Fitness Programs . . . . . . . .40

Municipal Information . . . . . 55

Trans Canada Trail . . . . . . .60

Hall & Park Information . . . .61

Ice Information . . . . . . . .62-63

Innisfil Public Library . . . . . .64

Information Innisfil . . . . . . . .66

Service Clubs . . . . . . . . . . .67

Program Index . . . . . . . . . . .68REGISTER

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INTERNET REGISTRATIONinn-touch.innisfil.ca(Web address does not require www)

MAIL IN Town Of InnisfilPrograms Department2101 Innisfil Beach Road, Innisfil ON L9S 1A1

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Town Of InnisfilPrograms Department2101 Innisfil Beach Road

FAX IN (705) 436-7120 (Visa/MC payment only)

For information regardingREFUNDS and/or TRANSFERS

please see Page 7

REGISTRATION FORM ON PAGE 8

MUST BE COMPLETED TOREGISTER!

RESIDENT Thursday, March 3rd 8:30 am

NON-RESIDENTTuesday, March 8th 8:30 am

TELEPHONE REGISTRATIONIS NOT AVAILABLE!

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Message from the Mayor:

PROGRAM REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Message from the Manager ofParks Recreation & Facilities:

Spring and Summer is just around the corner and I am pleased that the Town of Innisfil is able to provide you the 2011 Spring and Summer Program Guide. Someremarkable program opportunities have beendeveloped by our program staff and they will helpyou in preparing for a healthy and active spring andsummer season.

The health and well being of the citizens of Innisfilis important to the quality of life we all value andthe Spring and Summer Program Guide outlinessome of the ways to become more active andinvolved in the community. The increased focuson activity and healthy lifestyle for all members ofour community will provide habits to be formedamong the young and opportunities to create andrevitalize these same habits of active living in allcitizens of Innisfil.

I encourage you to watch for an event to InspireInnisfil Families that I am sponsoring andcoordinating with community members to have abit of fun, meet some of the people in our town andfoster a feeling of belonging and community. Thisevent will take place in late spring or early summerand I look forward to seeing you there with yourfamily and friends. I will be letting the communityknow as soon as the date is finalized and some ofthe activities confirmed. Please watch for thisnotice on the Town website and contact me if youwish to be involved.

Have a great spring and summer, enjoyparticipating in our programs and communityevents. We look forward to bringing you moreprograms and opportunities in our Fall brochurecoming to you in August.

Regards,Mayor Barb Baguley

As you look forward to Spring and Summer activityplans, we are pleased to present our 2011 SpringSummer Recreational Program Guide.

Many exciting new and returning RecreationalPrograms are offered for all Innisfil Residents. Pleasetake the time to browse our guide and take advantageof a variety of programs for the whole family. New thisyear in the youth section we are offering Still LifePainting, Cycling, Junior Volleyball, Latin Dance,Spanish Lessons and Playball Camp. For the adultscheck out our Acrylic Painting Courses, Spanish forTravellers, Hatha Vintasa Flow, Urban Pole Walkingand Latin Dance.

Program registration commences Thursday, March 3rdat 8:30 a.m. for residents and Tuesday, March 8th 8:30a.m. for non-residents. If you do not have a bar codeand family pin # for registering on line call our office at705-436-3710 or email to [email protected] toobtain this information.

The anticipated warm weather will provide anopportunity for all to become more active in theoutdoors, enjoying swimming, bicycling and walking.Enjoy the new waterfront trail in Innisfil Beach Parkand other trails throughout the Town.

Minor and adult sports leagues including baseball,soccer, softball, ball hockey, lacrosse along with YMCAswim lessons and fitness programs at the InnisfilRecreational Complex will be commencing in earlyspring. Offering a busy Spring & Summer for allresidents in Innisfil.

Have a great Spring and Summer, get involved andget active.

Regards,Sid Armatage, Manager


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**** NO ONLINE, DROP OFF, FAX OR MAIL IN REGISTRATIONSWILL BE ACCEPTED PRIOR TO March 3rd ****

Early fax, mail-ins or drop offs will NOT be processed until after registration start date astime permits. In person registration is processed while you wait, starting March 3rd.

WHERE TO FIND US?TOWN HALL - INNISFIL PARKS,

RECREATION AND FACILITY OFFICE2101 Innisfil Beach Road

Innisfil, ON L9S 1A1OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

PHONE: (705) 436-3710 FAX: (705) 436-7120 WEB: inn-touch.innisfil.ca

WHEN CAN I REGISTER?RESIDENT - Program registration commences Thursday, March 3rd 8:30 am

NON-RESIDENT - Program registration commences Tuesday, March 8th 8:30 am

HOW DO I REGISTER? PAYMENT ACCEPTED

INTERNET Online Registrationinn-touch.innisfil.ca (no www required)or www.innisfil VISA Master Card

WALK IN Town of Innisfil Cash Certified ChequePrograms Department VISA or MC Money Order2101 Innisfil Beach Road Debit Cheque

MAIL IN Town of Innisfil VISA or MC Certified ChequePrograms Department Cheque Money Order2101 Innisfil Beach RoadInnisfil, ON L9S 1A1

DROP BOX Town of Innisfil VISA or MC Certified ChequeProgram Department Cheque Money Order2101 Innisfil Beach RoadInnisfil, ON L9S 1A1

FAX IN (705) 436-7120 VISA MASTER CARDTown of Innisfil Program Department

WHEN DO I HAVE TO REGISTER BY?SPRING REGISTRATION CLOSES FRIDAY, MARCH 25th

(for programs commencing week of April 4th)SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION CLOSES THURSDAY prior to the 1st day of camp

Programs that do not meet their minimum registration numbers will be cancelled after the closing date.Please register prior to closing date to avoid disappointment for all!

Registrations will still be accepted after the closing date providing spaces are available.6 inn-touch.innisfil.ca or 436-3710

PROGRAM REGISTRATION INFORMATION

NOTE: CHEQUES NOT ACCEPTED IF PROGRAM STARTSWITHIN 10 BUSINESS DAYS OF REGISTERING!


PROGRAM REGISTRATION INFORMATIONGENERAL INFORMATION:The Community Recreation Program is developed andoperated by Town of Innisfil Parks & Recreation in cooperationwith the Simcoe County Board of Education and the SimcoeMuskoka Catholic District School Board. The purpose of theprogram is to extend to the community use of schools andTown owned facilities and to give citizens of the Town a betteropportunity to enjoy their leisure time. Most courses will beoffered providing there are sufficient people registered and aresource person for that course is available.

POLICIES:Innisfil Parks and Recreation reserves the right to withdraw,postpone, cancel, re-locate or combine classes, limitregistration or change instructors. No registrations will beaccepted after the first class. Parks & Recreation has theright to withdraw any individuals who do not follow the rulesand regulations set by the program and/or instructor. Classescancelled by the Parks & Recreation Department will berescheduled based on facility and instructor availability. Onsome occasions location, day and/or time may have to beadjusted. Individuals not registered in the program are notpermitted in the facility.

NSF CHEQUES: A $30 fee will be charged to all NSFcheques issued for program registrations.

REFUND: All refunds are subject to a MINIMUMadministration fee of $15.00 per program.FULL REFUND - If the program is cancelled by Innisfil

Parks & Recreation Program Department.PARTIAL REFUND* Participant receives a Refund less a $15.00 administration

fee if your request is received up to 5 business days before the program begins.

* Participant receives a Refund if your request is received before the second class, the amount refunded will be the full amount, less the cost of the first class and the $15.00 administration fee.

* Participant receives a pro-rated Refund if a medical certificate is submitted to the Department before the halfway point of the course.

Cancellation may be requested by phone. Phone requestsMUST BE followed up IN WRITING before your refund will bereleased. Please allow 3 to 4 weeks after your request toprocess your refund cheque. Cash/Interac/Cheque paymentwill be refunded by cheque from the Municipal Office. CreditCard payments will be refunded on the original card.SORRY, NO REFUND* Participants receive No Refund if the request is received

after the midpoint of the program.* Participants receive No Refund if the cancellation affects

minimum class numbers. A refund can only be administrated if a replacement is found, less the administration fee.

CREDIT:Following the refund guidelines should a participant request arefund to be placed on CREDIT to their account they will becharged a reduced administration fee of $5.00.

TRANSFERS:One transfer within the same session will have noadministrative fee charged. Additional transfers will becharged a $5.00 administration fee.

WEATHER CANCELLATIONS:If weather or other circumstances force the postponement of aclass, the instructor will try to telephone each student in thecourse. During the winter months on some occasions whenthere is a severe blizzard which makes travel impossible anannouncement will be given over Bl0l - FM and ROCK 95 toadvise instructors and participants of cancellations. If you arein doubt at all about a course cancellation, please call theInnisfil Parks & Recreation office before 4:30 p.m.

SENIOR DISCOUNT:Seniors (55 yrs & over) are welcome to a 10% discount onmost registration fees. Red Cross programs are not included.

COURSE CANCELLATION:The department may cancel any program that fails to meetminimum registration numbers. Registrants will be notified inwriting or by phone of any cancelled programs. Thoseapplicants will be offered a full refund or a transfer to anotherclass (based on availability).

MINIMUM ENROLLMENT:Innisfil Parks and Recreation offers a number of courses atvarious locations. As a result, some scheduled classes maynot reach their required enrollment. Thus, Parks & Recreationreserves the right to cancel any courses for which enrollmentdoes not reach the required minimum. They also reserve theright to combine any class during the session for whichattendance falls below the minimum.

PARTICIPANT ACCIDENT INSURANCE:All participants are responsible for their own hospital andmedical insurance. Innisfil Parks & Recreation will not beresponsible for any liabilities to person or property associatedwith participation in any program offered through Innisfil Parks& Recreation services.

REGISTRATION CONFIRMATION:Drop off and mail in registrations will receive confirmation backthrough the mail. Walk in registrants will receive confirmationsimmediately. Online registrants will be responsible for printingtheir Confirmations at the end of their registration. When youreceive your confirmation check to ensure registration iscorrect. If you do not receive a receipt prior to the start of yourclass please call 436-3710. Please keep this receipt for yourrecords as only one receipt will be issued.

REGISTRATIONS ACCEPTED:Program registrations will be accepted up to the first day ofthe program on the basis that space is available and there aresufficient numbers to warrant a program.Camp registrations will be accepted up to Thursday at 4:30 p.m.prior to the first day of camp or lesson.Any registration forms not signed or otherwiseincomplete will not be processed.

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DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY & RELEASE OF CLAIMS IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ CAREFULLYThis Disclaimer of Liability and Release of Claims is to be executed by the participant, or if the participant is a minor, by the participant’sparent/guardian. The Application for Program Registration (“Application”) will not be accepted unless it has been executed.In consideration of the Town of Innisfil accepting this Application I agree to this Disclaimer of Liability and Release of Claims.Disclaimer: The participant assumes all risks associated with his or her participation on the programs offered by the Town of Innisfil. The

Town of Innisfil accepts no liability for bodily injury, death, property or loss due to any cause whatsoever, including, withoutlimitation, negligence on the part of the Town of Innisfil, including its elected officials, employees and agents.

Release: The participant and his or her parents/guardians waive any and all claims they may now and in the future may have against, andrelease from all liability and agree not to sue, the Town of Innisfil, and its elected officials, employees and agents. This releaseincludes all claims for bodily injury, death, property or loss sustained by the participant as a result of his or her participation inthe programs offered by the Town of Innisfil including, without limitation, negligence on the part of the Town of Innisfil, itselected officials, employees and agents. I hereby give permission for Parks & Recreation Program staff to take photographs ofmy child, children or myself. I understand that the photographs may appear in the Parks & Recreation Program Guide and/orTown of Innisfil web site.

PROGRAM REGISTRATION INFORMATIONPhone: 436-3710 Fax: 436-7120


DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY & RELEASE OF CLAIMS IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ CAREFULLYThis Disclaimer of Liability and Release of Claims is to be executed by the participant, or if the participant is a minor, by the participant’sparent/guardian. The Application for Program Registration (“Application”) will not be accepted unless it has been executed.In consideration of the Town of Innisfil accepting this Application I agree to this Disclaimer of Liability and Release of Claims.Disclaimer: The participant assumes all risks associated with his or her participation on the programs offered by the Town of Innisfil. The Town of Innisfil accepts no liability for bodily injury, death, property or loss due to any cause whatsoever, including, without limitation, negligence on the part of the Town of Innisfil, including its elected officials, employees and agents.Release: The participant and his or her parents/guardians waive any and all claims they may now and in the future may have against, and release from all liability and agree not to sue, the Town of Innisfil, and its elected officials, employees and agents. This release includes all claims for bodily injury, death, property or loss sustained by the participant as a result of his or her participation in the programs offered by the Town of Innisfil including, without limitation, negligence on the part of the Town of Innisfil, its elected officials, employees and agents. I hereby give permission for Parks & Recreation Program staff to take photographs of my child, children or myself. I understand that the photographs may appear in the Parks & Recreation Program Guide and/or Town of Innisfil web site.

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DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY & RELEASE OF CLAIMS IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ CAREFULLYThis Disclaimer of Liability and Release of Claims is to be executed by the participant, or if the participant is a minor, by the participant’sparent/guardian. The Application for Program Registration (“Application”) will not be accepted unless it has been executed.In consideration of the Town of Innisfil accepting this Application I agree to this Disclaimer of Liability and Release of Claims.Disclaimer: The participant assumes all risks associated with his or her participation on the programs offered by the Town of Innisfil. The

Town of Innisfil accepts no liability for bodily injury, death, property or loss due to any cause whatsoever, including, withoutlimitation, negligence on the part of the Town of Innisfil, including its elected officials, employees and agents.

Release: The participant and his or her parents/guardians waive any and all claims they may now and in the future may have against, andrelease from all liability and agree not to sue, the Town of Innisfil, and its elected officials, employees and agents. This releaseincludes all claims for bodily injury, death, property or loss sustained by the participant as a result of his or her participation inthe programs offered by the Town of Innisfil including, without limitation, negligence on the part of the Town of Innisfil, itselected officials, employees and agents. I hereby give permission for Parks & Recreation Program staff to take photographs ofmy child, children or myself. I understand that the photographs may appear in the Parks & Recreation Program Guide and/orTown of Innisfil web site.

PROGRAM REGISTRATION INFORMATIONPhone: 436-3710 Fax: 436-7120



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MORE THAN BABY TALKBABY SIGN LANGUAGE - Level 1

Birth - 3 yearsJoin Danielle Dalziel, a certified Signing Time AcademyBaby Sign Language instructor, for six weeks of baby signlanguage. Topics will include foods, toys, playtime, familyand much more! This program is for children ages Birth -3 years old. Admission is per child with one parent. Additional parent,caregiver or child may join for an additional $20.00.

Danielle is a Signing Time Academy Baby Sign Languageinstructor. I first started signing with my daughter Sophiewhen she was 6 months old and fell in love with it!Providing her with this early communication tool was keyin her development, and it was a great activity for us todo as a family. My goal is to provide parents, caregivers,and children with a fun and entertaining environmentwhere they can begin their ASL journey.

Instructor: Danielle DalzielCOOKSTOWN LIBRARY AND RESIDENT FEE: $ 85.00COMMUNITY CENTRE NON RESIDENT FEE: $102.00

6 WeeksApril 9 - May 14

Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. Course Code: 7312

CHURCHILL COMMUNITY RESIDENT FEE: $ 85.00CENTRE NON RESIDENT FEE: $102.00


Thurs. 6:00 p.m. - 6:45 p.m. Course Code: 7313

PRINCESS BALLETAges 2 - 3 years

This is a ballet based class where children learn the basicsteps and positions of classical ballet, while developingtheir imaginations through creative play and the magicalworld of classic fairy tales.Tori brings to us many years of dance experience.Teaching in a variety of studios around our community.She is a positive, ambitious and well rounded addition toyour programs.

Instructor: Tori BowenSTROUD BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 46.70

(ARENA - UPSTAIRS) NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 56.058 Weeks

April 15 - June 10(No class April 22)

Fri. 5:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Course Code: 7314

PRE SCHOOL PROGRAMS PRE SCHOOL PROGRAMSKINDER DANCE

Age 2 - 3 years

A combination of different dance styles, introducing yourchildren to the world of dance. This class will include asmall introduction to dance types such as; ballet, jazz,and beginner tumbling/acrobatics. Tori brings to us many years of dance experience.Teaching in a variety of studios around our community.She is a positive, ambitious and well rounded addition toyour programs.

Instructor: Tori BowenALCONA GLEN E.S. GYM RESIDENT FEE: $ 46.70

NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 56.058 Weeks

April 5 - May 31(No class May 3)

Tues. 6:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Course Code: 7124

Ages 1 - 2 years

Babynastix is a fun fitness movement education programfocussing on gross and fine motor skills, balance and co-ordination, spatial and body awareness all the whilestimulating their senses. The children and parentsparticipate in 2 to 3 main activities with a new activityadded each week. Children are born to move andthrough Monkeynastix we encourage them to explore &discover the world through their senses & their bodieswith our fun exciting movement education program.

Instructor: Monkeynastix CanadaSTROUD BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $115.00 (ARENA - UPSTAIRS) NON RESIDENT FEE: $138.00

9 WeeksApril 4 - June 13

(No class April 25 & May 23)Mon. 10:45 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. Course Code: 7200

ALCONA GLEN E.S. GYM RESIDENT FEE: $115.00 NON RESIDENT FEE: $138.00


(No class May 3)Tues. 6:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Course Code: 7198

COOKSTOWN LIBRARY AND RESIDENT FEE: $115.00COMMUNITY CENTRE NON RESIDENT FEE: $138.00


Wed. 5:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Course Code: 7199

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INDOOR SOCCERAges 3 - 4 years

The perfect introduction to soccer and team participation.Fun and non-competitive games and drills introduce thebasic skills of soccer. No aimless running around - everychild has their own ball and is kept busy for the entiresession. Maximum 8 children per class.

Instructor: Certified Playball InstructorSTROUD BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $115.00(ARENA - UPSTAIRS) NON RESIDENT FEE: $138.00

9 Weeks April 6 - June 1


ALCONA GLEN E.S. GYM RESIDENT FEE: $115.00NON RESIDENT FEE: $138.00


(No classes April 28th & May 12)Thurs. 6:00 p.m. - 6:45 p.m. Course Code: 7221

OUTDOOR SOCCER Ages 3 - 4 years

Instructor: Certified Playball InstructorSTROUD ARENA RESIDENT FEE: $100.00

(South Parking Lot) NON RESIDENT FEE: $120.008 Weeks

July 6 - August 24Wed. 10:00 a.m. - 10:45 a.m. Course Code: 7228Wed. 6:00 p.m. - 6:45 p.m. Course Code: 7229

CHURCHILL COMMUNITY RESIDENT FEE: $100.00CENTRE Behind Building NON RESIDENT FEE: $120.00

8 Weeks July 7 - August 25


PRE SCHOOL PROGRAMS

INTRODUCTION TWO CAN DOAge 2 years (before programs starts!)

In this program we lay down the basic foundation ofmovement in order to enable the child to accomplishmore challenging sport related skills in later years. Thisprogram is designed to be transitional slowly creatingindependence. Max. 6 children per class.Parent participation may be required for the first 1/2 to3/4 of the program. Indoor shoes required.

Instructor: Certified Playball InstructorSTROUD BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $104.50

(ARENA - UPSTAIRS) NON RESIDENT FEE: $125.40 9 Weeks

April 6 - June 1Wed. 10:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. Course Code: 7224Wed. 5:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Course Code: 7225

OUTDOOR INTRODUCTION TWO CAN DO

Age 2 years (before programs starts!)

Instructor: Certified Playball InstructorSTROUD ARENA RESIDENT FEE: $ 94.00(South Parking Lot) NON RESIDENT FEE: $112.00


Wed. 9:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Course Code: 7226Wed. 5:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Course Code: 7227

PRE SCHOOL PROGRAMSPRE SCHOOL PROGRAMS

In order to register children must turn the appropriate age prior to end of course!

Playball offers formalized sport and movement development for boys and girls beginning at 2 years of age. At eachlevel the children's developmental, emotional and physical needs are met. The progressive nature of Playball setsboys and girls up for immediate and future success in sport. Positive coaching methods are used to develop lifeskills like independence, self confidence, courage, discipline, concentration and listening skills, good sportsmanship,responsibility and social interaction. Each program has an impressive creative component that ensures each lessonis both exciting and positive. Boys and girls are never bored and genuinely love the lessons.


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Ages 3 - 4 years

This is a comprehensive program of skills and gamescarefully devised and structured to teach a wide range ofsports and social skills. The emphasis is on having funwith movement and playing games so that your child'sfirst introduction to sport is a happy and positive one.Maximum 8 children per class.

Instructor: Certified Playball InstructorALCONA GLEN E.S. GYM RESIDENT FEE: $115.00

NON RESIDENT FEE: $138.009 Weeks

April 4 - June 13(No class April 25 & May 23)

Mon. 6:00 p.m. - 6:45 p.m. Course Code: 7236

STROUD BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $115.00(ARENA - UPSTAIRS) NON RESIDENT FEE: $138.00


Wed. 10:30 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. Course Code: 7237

Ages 2 - 3 yearsMonkeynastix is a fun non-competitive fitness movementeducation program focussing on developing strength andflexibility, gross and fine motor skills, balance and co-ordination, spatial and body awareness, eye hand andeye foot co-ordination while continuing to stimulate theirproprioception and vestibular senses. We teach childrenMonkeynastix in a fun, safe environment, raising theirlevels of self confidence, all the while building skillsnecessary for learning.

Instructor: Monkeynastix CanadaSTROUD BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $115.00

(ARENA - UPSTAIRS) NON RESIDENT FEE: $138.009 Weeks


Mon. 11:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Course Code: 7203

ALCONA GLEN E.S. GYM RESIDENT FEE: $115.00 NON RESIDENT FEE: $138.00


(No class May 3)Tues. 6:45 p.m. - 7:15 p.m. Course Code: 7202

COOKSTOWN LIBRARY AND RESIDENT FEE: $115.00COMMUNITY CENTRE NON RESIDENT FEE: $138.00


Wed. 6:15 p.m. - 6:45 p.m Course Code: 7205


PRE SCHOOL PROGRAMSPRINCESS BALLET

Ages 3 - 5 years

This is a ballet based class where children learn the basicsteps and positions of classical ballet, while developingtheir imaginations through creative play and the magicalworld of classic fairy tales.Tori brings to us many years of dance experience.Teaching in a variety of studios around our community.She is a positive, ambitious and well rounded addition toyour programs.





BALLET FOR TOTSAge 3 - 5 years

This class will allow your child to have a taste of thebeginning of ballet. This will let the child find their innerballerina. It will incorporate beginning steps such aspositions, arm structure, turns, etc. What child doesn'twant to be a little pretty ballerina?





KINDER DANCE Age 4 - 6 years

A combination of different dance styles, introducing yourchildren to the world of dance. This class will include asmall introduction to dance types such as; ballet, jazz,and beginner tumbling/acrobatics.





PRE SCHOOL PROGRAMS PRE SCHOOL PROGRAMSTUMBLING FOR TOTS

Age 3 - 5 years

This will be a fun filled class, allowing your child toexplore their flexibility and the beginnings of acrobatics.Acrobatics is a style of dance combining both dance andgymnastic type moves. Tori brings to us many years of dance experience.Teaching in a variety of studios around our community.She is a positive, ambitious and well rounded addition toyour programs.





KINDER ARTISTAges 3 - 5 years

PLEASE DRESS FOR MESSY ART MAKING!This programme is designed to foster the creativity ofpre-school children. Each session will feature a hands-on

activity using different materials and methods.Participants will experiment and create artwork byworking in printmaking, sculpture, drawing and painting. Artist Jenn Guerin bring artistic experience and sense ofwonderment to the studio. Jenn Guerin graduated fromGeorgian college with a diploma in Fine Arts. She iscurrently finishing her BFA through Thompson RiversUniversity articulated program in British Columbia. Since2009, Guerin is a lead Instructor for MacLaren ArtCentre's VanGo programme.

Instructor: Jenn Guerin, MacLaren Art CentreKNOCK COMMUNITY CENTRE RESIDENT FEE: $100.00(9th Line & 10th Conc) NON RESIDENT FEE: $120.00

8 WeeksApril 12 - June 7(No class May 3)

Tues. 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Course Code: 7023

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SKATING LEVEL 1Ages 2+

This preschool program is designed for pre-beginners. This class focuses on developing the fundamentals ofskating through fun incentives and creative play on ice.Learn proper skills development through this highlysuccessful program. This is an excellent way to introducethe sport of skating, whether the skater is interested infigure skating, hockey or speed skating. Children must wear a CSA approved hockey helmet,skates and mittens.Azure-Dee has been coaching for 17 years in local areaclubs. Azure-Dee has found a fun and intuitive way ofteaching young children. Azure-Dee has her GoldStarskate tests as well as her Senior competitive underthe coaching of Doug Leigh. She is a certified Level 2coach Level 3 Technical and general, Level 1 specialneeds, adult skate and power skating.

Instructor: Azure-Dee PerkinsINNISFIL RECREATIONAL RESIDENT FEE: $ 70.00

COMPLEX - BRALEY NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 84.006 Weeks

April 4 - May 16(No class April 25)

Mon. 9:45 a.m. - 10:10 a.m. Course Code: 7266


Tues. 9:45 a.m. - 10:10 a.m. Course Code: 7267

SKATING LEVEL 2Ages 3+

This preschool program is designed for beginners. Thisclass focuses on developing the fundamentals of skatingthrough fun incentives and creative play on ice. Learnproper skills development through this highly successfulprogram. This is an excellent way to introduce the sportof skating, whether the skater is interested in figureskating, hockey or speed skating. Children must wearCSA approved hockey helmet, skates and mittens.







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PRE SCHOOL PROGRAMSSKATING LEVEL 3

Ages 3+

This preschool program is designed for advancebeginners. This class focuses on developing thefundamentals of skating through fun incentives andcreative play on ice. Learn proper skills developmentthrough this highly successful program. This is anexcellent way to introduce the sport of skating, whetherthe skater is interested in figure skating, hockey or speedskating. Children must wear a CSA approved hockey helmet,skates and mittens.







PRESCHOOL SKATINGAges 4 - 5

The beginner level is for those children who can skate thewidth of the ice on their own. This program is structuredto provide the necessary basic skating skills that becomethe foundation for future advancement on the ice such asproper posture, stroking, stopping and backwards skating. Parent participation is not required. All children mustwear a CSA approved hockey helmet, skates and mittenson their hands.Azure-Dee Has been coaching for 16 years in local areaclubs and resides in barrie with her fiance Randy andtheir four children. Azure-Dee has her Gold LevelStarskate tests as well as her senior competitive underthe coaching of Doug Leigh. She is a certified Level 2coach. Level 1 special need and Adult Skate and powerskating. Azure-Dee also guest coaches for manyGeorgian Bay Hockey teams focusing on edge qualityand power. Azure-Dee has been nominated for club andcompetitive Coach of the Year for 3 consecutive years by3 different clubs.


COMPLEX - BRALEY NON RESIDENT FEE: $104.406 Weeks



RISING SKATING STARS Ages 4+

This program is designed for skaters past the beginnerlevels (4+). Azure-Dee focuses on developing thefundamentals of skating through fun incentives andcreative play on ice. Learn proper skills developmentthrough this highly successful program. This is anexcellent way to introduce the sport of skating whetherthe skater is interested in figure skating, hockey or speedskating.Azure-Dee has been coaching for 17 years in local areaclubs and resides in Barrie with her fiance Randy andtheir four children. Azure-Dee has found a fun andintuitive way of teaching young children. Azure-Dee hasher Gold Starskate tests as well as her Senior competitiveunder the coaching of Doug Leigh. She is a certifiedLevel 2 coach Level 3 Technical and general, Level 1special needs, adult skate and power skating.


COMPLEX - BRALEY NON RESIDENT FEE: $104.406 Weeks



CHILDREN’S DRAMAAges 4 - 7 years

Through a variety of fun games, role playing, song, andimprovisation young students will explore the world ofdrama. Participants will also learn how to presentthemselves on stage and in front of an audience. On thelast night of the class, kids will show off their new skills tofamily and friends.Maureen has been a professional stage and televisionactor in the Toronto area for eighteen years, and hasappeared in over a hundred television commercials. Shehas adjudicated and created acting workshops acrossOntario for both the International Thespian and the SearsDrama Festivals. Maureen has been part of the TheatreArts faculty at Canadore College for the past four yearsteaching scene study. She is also experienced inteaching children's theatre. Maureen is a graduate of theYork University Theatre Performance Program.

Instructor: Maureen CassidyGRANGE HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 85.00

(Lefroy) NON RESIDENT FEE: $102.0010 Weeks

April 5 - June 7Tues. 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Course Code: 7317

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Ages 4 - 5 years

MusIQ Club provides convenient access to acomprehensive, affordable and fun instrumental musiceducation. Children progress from level to level eachterm, learning to read music, play piano, improvise andcompose. Progress is measured, with individualizedobjectives and student-by-student tracking. MusIQ Clubuses interactive software and digital piano keyboards todevelop and improve skills in a fun setting. Thoughstudents will get more out of the program with at-homepractice tools, the first term is designed specifically toallow students to try out piano without having to purchasea piano.

Instructor: Qualified MusIQ Club InstructorLEFROY BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $125.00


April 12 - May 31Tues. 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Course Code: 7318

CHURCHILL COMMUNITY RESIDENT FEE: $125.00CENTRE NON RESIDENT FEE: $150.00


(No class May 14)Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Course Code: 7319

SCOTTISH HIGHLAND DANCEAges 4 +

Beginner Scottish Highland Dancing for ages 4 yearsand up, Great exercise. Good for coordination, balanceand a great workout. Prepares students to continue withScottish highland dancing or to learn another type ofdance. Great for all ages and leads into appreciation ofdance, music and rhythm.Deirdre FitzGerald studied highland dancing for over 15years. She is an associate teacher and taught highlanddancing in Shelburne. She has worked with kids with &without disabilities.

Instructor: Deirdre FitzGeraldALCONA GLEN E.S. GYM RESIDENT FEE: $ 55.00


April 7 - June 9(No classes April 28 & May 12)


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INDOOR SOCCERAges 4 - 5 years

The perfect introduction to soccer and team participation.Fun and non-competitive games and drills introduce thebasic skills of soccer. No aimless running around - everychild has their own ball and is kept busy for the entiresession. Maximum 8 children per class.

Instructor: Certified Playball Instructor


9 Weeks April 6 - June 1

Wed. 6:45p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Course Code: 7222

ALCONA GLEN E.S. GYM RESIDENT FEE: $115.00NON RESIDENT FEE: $138.00


(No classes April 28th & May 12)Thurs. 6:45 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Course Code: 7223

OUTDOOR SOCCER Ages 4 - 5 years

The perfect introduction to soccer and teamparticipation. Fun and non-competitive games and drillsto introduce the basic skills of soccer. No aimlessrunning around - every child has their own ball and iskept busy for the entire session. Maximum 8 children.

Instructor: Certified Playball InstructorSTROUD ARENA RESIDENT FEE: $100.00(South Parking Lot) NON RESIDENT FEE: $120.00


Wed. 10:45 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Course Code: 7233Wed. 6:45 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Course Code: 7234

CHURCHILL COMMUNITY RESIDENT FEE: $100.00CENTRE Behind Building NON RESIDENT FEE: $120.00



Ages 4 - 5 years

This part of the Playball program provides boys and girlswith a solid grounding and basic competence in skillsrelated to soccer, baseball, hockey, basketball and tenniswhile maintaining a fun-filled, non-competitiveenvironment. Maximum 8 children per class.

Instructor: Certified Playball InstructorALCONA GLEN E.S. GYM RESIDENT FEE: $115.00

NON RESIDENT FEE: $138.009 Weeks





Wed. 11:15 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Course Code: 7239

Ages 4 - 5 years

Monkeynastix is a fun non-competitive fitness movementeducation program focussing on developing strength andflexibility, gross and fine motor skills, balance and co-ordination, spatial and body awareness, eye hand andeye foot co-ordination while continuing to stimulate theirproprioception and vestibular senses. Let Monkeynastixtake your child on a journey of discovery that will not onlyshape the body, but wire the mind for academic success.

Instructor: Monkeynastix CanadaCOOKSTOWN LIBRARY AND RESIDENT FEE: $115.00COMMUNITY CENTRE NON RESIDENT FEE: $138.00



Playball offers formalized sport and movement development for boys and girls beginning at 2 years of age. At eachlevel the children's developmental, emotional and physical needs are met. The progressive nature of Playball setsboys and girls up for immediate and future success in sport. Positive coaching methods are used to develop lifeskills like independence, self confidence, courage, discipline, concentration and listening skills, good sportsmanship,responsibility and social interaction. Each program has an impressive creative component that ensures each lessonis both exciting and positive. Boys and girls are never bored and genuinely love the lessons.



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Ages 5 - 7 years

It is in this program that the children are actually involvedin playing the sports. The environment for this age groupremains fun-filled and non-competitive. Each child’sneeds are taken into consideration and this is still theperfect way for boys and girls to be part of the “team”.Successful completion of this program provides thechildren with the skills and knowledge of the basic rulesnecessary to play hockey, basketball, baseball, andsoccer. Games are played and drills used to continue todevelop and prepare for a lifetime of confident andcompetent sports participation. The following aspectsare emphasized:

1. Introduction to each sport and its basic rules. 2. Learning how to play as a member of the team. 3. Further development of skills related to the sports

taught.4. Development of more complex teamwork.

Instructor: Shawn DelaireALCONA GLEN E.S. GYM RESIDENT FEE: $ 65.00




GIRLS ONLY SPORTS NIGHTAges 6 - 8 years

This program provides a solid grounding and basiccompetence in skills related to soccer, baseball, hockey,basketball and tennis while maintaining a fun-filled non-competitive environment. Each child's needs are takeninto consideration and it's the perfect introduction to teamsports. Foundation skills are laid as we work toward a lifelong love of sports.

1. Development of multi sports skills2. Partner work and introduction to team work3. Development of concentration and confidence in

sporting activities4. Mini matches played

Clean indoor running shoes are mandatory. Instructor: Kristan Cranley

STROUD BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 65.00(ARENA - UPSTAIRS) NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 78.00

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Kids Fishing DerbyCraftersVendors

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Fun for the whole family!

Presented to you by:

INNISFIL COMMUNITY EVENTSCORPORATION

“COME OUT & ENJOY THE FUN”

For more informationCall (705) 436-5388

Innisfil Beach Park(Innisfil Beach Road)

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YOUTH & TEEN PROGRAMSROCK PAPER SCISSORS

Ages 7 - 11 years

At The Director's Cut, what you think is what you get! Inthis one of a kind workshop, crayons, paper and scissorsare the main ingredient for fun! You construct your owncharacters and scenes and then using our stop motiontechnology and cutting edge video cameras, lap topcomputers, expert instruction and your imagination, youwill bring things to life in your very own Hollywoodblockbuster stop motion film! Don't forget to add soundeffects, voice overs, special effects, transitions and titlesto make your film a shoe in for an Academy Award!Check us out and see where your imagination will takeyou! Each participant receives their work on DVD.

Instructor: The Director’s CutLEFROY BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE:$ 46.00

(ARENA - UPSTAIRS) NON RESIDENT FEE:$ 55.201 Day

April 16Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Course Code: 7336

JUNIOR GOLF CLINICAges 5 - 12 years

Golf basics, proper grip, stance alignment and swingtechnique. Also taught will be a basic understanding ofthe rules and etiquette of golf. The fourth lesson will beheld on the course while playing 9 holes with theinstructor. Price of this game is included in theregistration fee. Equipment provided by the instructor ifneeded. Max 8 participants.Steve Johnson, Class ‘A’ Professional. Teaching memberof the Canadian PGA since 1991. Competes on CPGA &USGA tournaments.

Instructor: Steve JohnsonCEDAR LINKS GOLF CENTRE RESIDENT FEE: $ 77.25

DRIVING RANGE NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 90.604 Weeks

May 7 - May 28Sat. 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Course Code: 7185

4 WeeksMay 3 - May 24


4 WeeksJune 11 - July 2

Sat. 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Course Code: 7187

4 WeeksJune 7 - June 28


YOUTH & TEEN PROGRAMSBOYS BEGINNER FLIP-HOP

Ages 6 +

This is a new take on what we all know to be called "hip-hop". Your child will learn beginner break dancing moves,flips, and hip-hop type steps and footwork. This will be aclass geared towards boys, and will allow them to exploretheir own inner styles and expressions, while learning thisnew fun and energetic take on the hip-hop style of dance!Tori brings to us many years of dance experience.Teaching in a variety of studios around our community.She is a positive, ambitious and well rounded addition toyour programs.





TUMBLING ACROBATAge 6 - 8 years

This will be a fun filled class, allowing your child toexplore their flexibility and the beginnings of acrobatics.Acrobatics is a style of dance combining both dance andgymnastic type moves.





LATIN DANCESAge 6 - 10 years

Enjoy dancing the merengue, cumbia, salsa, reggaeton,bachata and much more. This program improves postureand flexibility while laughing and having fun. Nalda has over 10 years experience teaching latindances with exceptional motivation and fun techniques.

Instructor: Nalda RozoSUNNYBRAE P.S. - GYM RESIDENT FEE: $ 56.75


April 11 - June 13(No class April 25, May 2 & May 23)


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TENNIS BASICS FOR YOUTH

11 years & under

Come and learn the rules and basic techniques of tennisin a relaxed, non competitive environment. Tennis is idealfor cross training with other sports. It improves footwork,hand-eye coordination and offers a great workout. Keepfit and have fun with a sport played all over the world bypeople of all ages and abilities.Diyan is an experienced tennis instructor who hascoached at the University of Toronto and privately. As ajunior he played in ATP sanctioned tournamentsoverseas.Non-marking shoes a must. Bring your own racquet (if possible), some available through instructor.

Instructor: Diyan SelvaduraiALCONA GLEN E.S. - GYM RESIDENT FEE: $ 65.00


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Ages 7 - 9 yearsIt is in this program that the children are actually involvedin playing the sports. The environment for this age groupremains fun-filled and non-competitive. Each child’sneeds are taken into consideration and this is still theperfect way for boys and girls to be part of the “team”.Successful completion of this program provides thechildren with the skills and knowledge of the basic rulesnecessary to play hockey, basketball, baseball, andsoccer. Games are played and drills used to continue todevelop and prepare for a lifetime of confident andcompetent sports participation. The following aspectsare emphasized:

1. Introduction to each sport and its basic rules. 2. Learning how to play as a member of the team. 3. Further development of skills related to the sports

taught.4. Development of more complex teamwork.

Instructor: Shawn DelaireALCONA GLEN E.S. GYM RESIDENT FEE: $ 65.00


April 7 - June 16(No classes April 28th & May 12)


YUJO MARTIAL ARTSAges 7 to 14

Parent/Guardian

Children across Innisfil have enjoyed learning the basicsof Karate while building up their self-esteem andconfidence. Due to overwhelming requests we haveopened this program up to parents/guardians. Nowchildren and parent/guardian can train together. Learnpractical self-defense with the emphasis being placed onhow to recognize and avoid potentially dangeroussituations. A Certificate of Recognition will be given at theend of the program. Fee below is per participant.Our motto at Yujo: Family that kicks together stickstogether.

Instructor: Jody Moon's Yujo Mixed Martial ArtsCentre

YUJO MARTIAL ARTS RESIDENT FEE: $ 65.00STUDIO - STROUD NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 78.00





GIRLS NIGHT OUTMaking Memories - Scrapbooking

Be creative with your photos from around your house.Make your memories last forever! Don't forget yourpictures! Basic supplies will be provided.

Instructor: Cathie ApseyINNISFIL PUBLIC LIBRARY RESIDENT FEE: $ 24.00LAKESHORE BRANCH NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 28.15

1 DayApril 21


ALL ABOUT DADScrapbooking

Just in time for Father's Day! Make a gift from the heart;in this workshop you will create a wonderful paper album,all about you and your dad, using our fantastic tools thenapply your wonderful memories to the pages you havecreated. This album makes a wonderful keep sake. Fordads abroad or those that are close on hand. Thiscould also be applied to grandpa's too!

Instructor: Cathie ApseyINNISFIL TOWN HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 24.00COMMUNITY ROOM NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 28.15

1 DayJune 4

Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Course Code: 7334

SPANISH LANGUAGE BASICS

Age 7 - 11 years

Students with no knowledge of the Spanish language willreceive basic elements of grammar with a focus onconversational Spanish. Nalda has over 10 years experience teaching the Spanishlanguage by using diverse dialectics and fun techniques.

Instructor: Nalda RozoCHURCHILL COMMUNITY RESIDENT FEE: $ 60.00

CENTRE NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 72.008 Weeks






PAINTING STILL LIFE

Age 9 - 13

This class is designed to encourage creativity and artisticability, participants will paint from still life model. Learninghow to incorporate color & composition, have fun, relaxand learn to create an appealing Art Work using Acrylicpaint. All materials providedA local artist, Adva Klein studied Graphic Design in OCA1993. A freelance graphic designer and painter since1997. Working in: Charcoal, Oil, Oil pastels and variousother media. Inspired by classical artists, and the beautyof nature & Landscapes. Currently enrolled at the VeniVidi Studio since 2007. A member of the Barrie Art Club& McLaren Art Centre.

Instructor: Adva KleinINNISFIL PUBLIC LIBRARY RESIDENT FEE: $155.00 LAKESHORE BRANCH NON RESIDENT FEE: $186.00


Tues 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Course Code: 7348

JUNIOR VOLLEYBALLAges 9 to 14

The focus will be on all technical skills that are needed tobuild a well rounded volleyball player. Coaches will teachtechnical elements of each skill and then run athletesthrough drills to practice what they have learned. Thisprogram is designed to promote confidence, self-esteemand team work. Coach Tracey has her Level 1 Coaching Certificate. Shehas been playing and coaching volleyball for over 30years, all ages and all skills levels. Coach Adam hasbeen a rep player for the past 3 years with the OVA.

Instructor: Tracey & Adam SpraggALCONA GLEN E.S. - GYM RESIDENT FEE: $ 52.00




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We bring the puppets, you bring enthusiasm. An introductory workshop,with a focus on drama and puppetry. Explore physical manipulation,expression, voice work, and puppet tricks. Jay is a member of Canadian Actors Equity Associationand the Ontario Puppetry Association. Since graduatingfrom the University of Waterloo in drama and theatre artsin 1979, Jay has worked professionally in theatre as wellas creating drama and puppet projects for kids. Jay isnow "in his element" with his latest puppet project,PANDORA'S SOX.

Instructor: Jay WilsonINNISFIL TOWN HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 24.50COMMUNITY ROOM NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 29.25

1 EveningApril 5


LEFROY BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 24.50(ARENA - UPSTAIRS) NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 29.25

1 EveningMay 5


MORE PUPPET SECRETSAge 5 - 12

We build sock puppets in this workshop and then usinglearned drama and puppetry skills, we present a shortpresentation to friends. Sock puppet kit included. a demonstration of skills forparents/friends in the last hour of the last class.

Instructor: Jay WilsonKNOCK COMMUNITY CENTRE RESIDENT FEE:$ 90.00(9th Line & 10th Conc) NON RESIDENT FEE: $108.00

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YOUTH DRAMAAges 8 - 12 years

Come and participate in an art form that uses only onepiece of equipment - you! You will be using your ownvoice, body, and mind as well as your unique personalityto create characters, invent improvisations and practiceperforming on stage. Students will star in a finalpresentation for family and friends at the course'sconclusion. Maureen has been a professional stage & television actorin the Toronto area for 18 years, has appeared in over a100 television commercials. She has adjudicated &created acting workshops across Ontario for both theInternational Thespian & the Sears Drama Festivals.Maureen has been part of the Theatre Arts faculty atCanadore College for the past four years teaching scenestudy.

Instructor: Maureen CassidyGRANGE HALL RESIDENT FEE: $107.50

(Lefroy) NON RESIDENT FEE: $129.0010 Weeks


MAKEUP ART"It's a Girl Thing"

Age 13 -17

An in depth program for the young lady who desires tolearn and explore the natural beauty she has. Anyone iscapable of artfully applying their own makeup. Thisprogram will give you the inspiration and understanding ofthe creative process itself. We will be learning history ofcosmetics, skin theory and basic care of your skin, colourtheory, complimentary colours, facial features and theirenhancement. Natural beauty awareness, image andstyle. Make-up application design, techniques the art ofblending cosmetic product knowledge, hygiene and caringfor your cosmetics and makeup brushes.Lesley is a professional Makeup Artist with many awardsto her credit and has been creating beautiful artistry forover 24 years. Her creative works have been seen onthe runway, fashion, glamour, platform, editorial, filmfestival and many other events. Her talents have been inElle, Flare, Elevate, Modern Bride, Canadian Brides,Wedding Bells,Fashion and many more publications.

Instructor: Lesley McKnightLEFROY BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 76.00


April 6 - May 25Wed 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Course Code: 7328


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(No class May 14)Sat. 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Course Code: 7331

TENNIS BASICS FOR TEENS12 years +

Come and learn the rules and basic techniques of tennisin a relaxed, non competitive environment. Tennis is idealfor cross training with other sports. It improves footwork,hand-eye coordination and offers a great workout. Keepfit and have fun with a sport played all over the world bypeople of all ages and abilities. Non-marking shoes amust. Bring your own racquet (if possible), some availablethrough instructor. Please indicate when registering.Diyan is an experienced tennis instructor who hascoached at the University of Toronto and privately. As ajunior he played in ATP sanctioned tournamentsoverseas.







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YOUTH & TEEN PROGRAMSBABYSITTER’S COURSE

Ages 11 years +

Babysitters are you prepared? This comprehensive course is designed for young adolescents 11 years of age and older who want to become a babysitter or may already be one. TheBabysitter’s course covers the same topics as the Home Alone as well as the following:rights and responsibilities of a babysitter and the parents,skills for caring of children of all ages (infants, toddler,preschooler and school age), safety tips, injury preventionand what to do in case of an emergency.Please bring a doll or stuffed animal, paper, pen, peanutfree lunch if registered in full day time program.

Instructor: Innisfil Fire & RescueINNISFIL TOWN HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 55.00

COMMUNITY ROOM NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 66.001 DayApril 16


COOKSTOWN LIBRARY AND RESIDENT FEE: $ 55.00COMMUNITY CENTRE NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 66.00

1 DayMay 14


HOME ALONE & PEOPLE SAVERS LEVEL 4

Ages 9 - 14 years

This program is designed to prepare children to stayhome alone without parental supervision. This program isan alternative to the Babysitting course. Topics coveredinclude: safety around the home, dealing with strangers atthe door and on the phone as well as preparing snacksand small meals. They will learn to check for Safety, callfor Help and care for an injured person.


COMMUNITY ROOM NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 48.001 DayApril 16


COOKSTOWN LIBRARY AND RESIDENT FEE: $ 40.00COMMUNITY CENTRE NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 48.00

1 DayMay 14


LET'S RIDE! COMMUNITY CYCLING

- INITIATIONAge 6 - 12

The focus of this program is to have children developbasic bike skills. The development of these skills aretransferable to all cycling disciplines and which can bedone on any kind of bicycle. Introduces children to keybicycle handling skills necessary for safe riding, as wellas correct helmet use, checking bicycles for mechanicalproblems and preventing bicycle thefts. Participantsshould be able to ride a bike. Bring Bike & Helmet. Some bikes available if requested.The Simcoe Mountain Bike Parents Association is a non-profit association that began in 2009 to provide helplocal athletes progress through the sport of cycling at aProvincial or National level. Our focus is to increaseyouth awareness and development in cycling. Over thepast two years we have worked to increase theopportunity for children of all ages to enjoy andexperience the many benefits cycling has to offer acommunity. This years mandate is for some of theathletes; that the association has helped to give back totheir community and help coach young children in theTown of Innisfil how to ride their bikes and proper bikesafety.

Instructor: The Simcoe Mountain Bike ParentsAssociation

STROUD ARENA RESIDENT FEE: $ 55.00(South Parking Lot) NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 66.00


(No class May 23)Mon. 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Course Code: 7364

6 WeeksJuly 4 - August 15

(No class August 1)Mon. 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Course Code: 7365



All candidates are required to submit a resume at time of registration outlining their previous experience, interests, andinvolvement with their school and/or community, also indicating their weeks & camp preferences, and a clothing order form.

CLOSING DATE FOR REGISTRATION - May 18th at NOON NO EXCEPTIONS ~ LIMITED SPACES !

ROOKIE COUNSELOR IN TRAINING (C.I .T.) PROGRAMAges 13 and Up (Must be at least 13 years of age by Jan 1st)

No previous experience with children? Our Rookie C.I.T. program is designed for youth who want to gain experience working with children. It isan introduction to leadership development and consists of specialized training which will detail information on program planning,communication, team building, customer service skills and effective discipline for children. Our C.I.T.'s will participate in a 1/2 day of HumanResources orientation in addition to a 1 day training session where they will learn and train along side our camp counselors in a mentoringpartnership to develop songs, games, crafts and other activities. C.I.T.'s are required to complete a two-week placement at any of our three campprograms (Discovery, Sports or Adventure - see outdoor camp details starting on page 26). C.I.T.'s are scheduled for their two week placement8:30am-4:30pm daily. C.I.T.'s who require early drop off and/or late pick up during their volunteer weeks are able to register for pre and postcamp for an additional fee. The role of a C.I.T. is to aid the counselors in ensuring that the camp day runs smoothly, while gaining leadership andteamwork skills. As such, their involvement during weekly trips (at Sports and Adventure) may be limited to aiding in supervising campers,rather than participating along with them, depending on the nature of the trip. PLEASE NOTE: CIT's are required to submit a registration form, resume, and indicate two weeks they wish to volunteer at time ofregistration. Volunteer weeks will be based on first registered, spaces are limited! Only 1 change to volunteer weeks will be permitted.

RESIDENT FEE: $ 95.00Training: July 7th 9:00 a.m. to Noon at Town Hall and NON RESIDENT FEE: $114.00

July 8th 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Centennial Park Course Code: 7115Camp Weeks: July 11th to August 26th 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Innisfil Beach Park or Centennial Park

VETERAN COUNSELOR IN TRAINING (C.I .T.) PROGRAMPre Requisite: Must have completed Rookie C.I.T. program or equivalent

This opportunity is for all teens who have had some experience working with children, or for those who have graduated from our Rookie C.I.T.program. This program allows Veteran C.I.T.'s to develop a program idea, prepare the necessary materials and lead their activity in front of thegroup. A 1/2 day of Human Resources orientation in addition to the comprehensive 1 day training session will provide C.I.T.'s with anunderstanding of conflict resolution, teamwork and direct leadership through participation in scenarios and situations. The focus on this programwill be programming special events, theme days and being a member of the staff team. C.I.T.'s are required to complete a two-week placementat any of our three camp programs (Discovery, Sports or Adventure - see outdoor camp details starting on page 26). C.I.T.'s are scheduled fortheir two week placement 8:30am-4:30pm daily. C.I.T.'s who require early drop off and/or late pick up during their volunteer weeks are able toregister for pre and post camp for an additional fee. The role of a C.I.T. is to aid the counselors in ensuring that the camp day runs smoothly,while gaining leadership and teamwork skills. As such, their involvement during weekly trips (at Sports and Adventure) may be limited to aidingin supervising campers, rather than participating along with them, depending on the nature of the trip. PLEASE NOTE: CIT's are required to submit a registration form, resume, and indicate two weeks they wish to volunteer at time ofregistration. Volunteer weeks will be based on first registered, spaces are limited! Only 1 change to volunteer weeks will be permitted.

RESIDENT FEE: $ 95.00Training: July 7th 9:00 a.m. to Noon at Town Hall and NON RESIDENT FEE: $114.00

July 8th 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Centennial Park Course Code: 7116Camp Weeks: July 11th to August 26th 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Innisfil Beach Park or Centennial Park

Rookie and Veteran C.I.Ts will eachreceive the following:

• Innisfil Summer Camps T-shirt• Innisfil Summer Camps Baseball Hat

• C.I.T. Training Manual• 1 Day of Staff Leadership Training• Admission on scheduled day trips

• Friday pizza lunch and dessert• Certificate upon successful completion

(Additional t-shirts & hoodies can be

ordered at time of Registration.)

Please specify your choice of two weeks and choiceof camp location when submitting application.

There are limited number of spaces available foreach week. Register early to avoid disappointment!

Session 1 July 11 - July 15 Session 2 July 18 - July 22Session 3 July 25 - July 29Session 4 August 2 - August 5 (*4 Day Week)

Session 5 August 8 - August 12 Session 6 August 15 - August 19Session 7 August 22 - August 26

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&& IINNNNIISSFFIILL DDIISSCCOOVVEERRYY CCAAMMPPWelcome to another year of Summer Day Camps in the Town of Innisfil.

The Innisfil Summer Camps mandate is to provide an outdoor opportunity for children to participate in a safe,enjoyable and memorable day camp experience. Our aim is to give your child an unforgettable camp experience

as well as the chance to build lasting memories and friendships with campers and staff alike.LOCATIONAdventure Camp is located at InnisfilCentennial Park at the corner of the 7thline and 10 Sideroad. Sports Camp is located at Innisfil BeachPark (Alcona) at the Westside Pavilion(near the tennis courts). Discovery Camp is located at InnisfilBeach Park (Alcona) at the LakesidePavilion (near the snack bar).

A.I .R. - ACCESSIBLEI N C L U S I V ERECREATIONAdventure, Sports and Discovery Campprograms offered by the Town of Innisfilprovide an integrated environment. Inconjunction with Catulpa CommunitySupport Services the Town of Innisfilwelcomes participants with a range ofabilities to enroll in our summer campprograms. Inclusiion counselors areavailable for participants who needassistance, however spaces are limited,so please book early. If your child has attended our camp inthe past, you will be receiving an AIRInformation Package in the mail. If yourchild is new to our camp program,please contact Tammy Botham by calling705-436-3710 Ext 4310 or by email [email protected] and you will beadded to the mailing list. Parents will be required to complete andreturn the Information Package,indicating your preferred week(s) atcamp along with payment or voucher.(Please note that spots are limited and wewill do our best to accommodate asmany campers as space allows. It isrecommended that you return yourcompleted Information Package as soonas possible.)Once the completed Information Packageis received by Innisfil Parks &Recreation and spaces have beenconfirmed, you will receive a phone callfrom a staff member. Providing as much information aspossible will aid in creating a safe andfun recreational environment for bothyour child and their support person.Confidentiality will be applied.

For more information please contact Tammy Botham by calling

705-436-3710 Ext. 4310

CAMP HOURSAdventure & Sports Camp programsoperate from 9:00am - 4:00pm, Mondayto Friday. Discovery Camp operate FULLDAY 9:00am - 4:00pm, Monday - Fridayor 1/2 DAYS 9:00am -12:00pm

PRE & POST CAMPExtended camp care is available atAdventure, Sports & Discovery Camp(Full Day) at an additional cost.Monday - Friday 1 Week Session7:00am - 9:00am $15.004:00pm - 5:30pm $15.00Campers must be pre-registered. Latepickups are subject to additional charges.

MEDICATIONCampers requiring medication at campmust have a signed Medication ReleaseForm on site with both parental and campsupervisor approval. Medication must bestored in original containers only andcamp supervisors will keep medication .

QUALITY SUPERVISIONOur camp staff are carefully selected onthe basis of their past experience, skills,enthusiasm and the ability to work withchildren. All our staff are certified in FirstAid, CPR and Healthy ChildhoodDevelopment prior to commencingemployment with us. We pride ourselveson maintaining a camper to counselorratio of 10 to 1 for Adventure and SportsCamp and 5 to 1 ratio for DiscoveryCamp. This ratio is supplemented withsupport from our Counselor-in-Trainingprogram which allows one leader forevery four campers.

SAFE ARRIVALPROGRAMIf your child is NOT attending camp forany reason, please call 436-3710 ext.4314 prior to 9:30am so that camp leaderscan be informed. Camp leaders will callhome on a daily basis to confirmabsenteeism.

SWIMMINGSports & Discovery camp incorporatesrecreational swimming (weatherpermitting) for campers to cool off(Discovery campers are required to wearprovided life jackets.). Swimminglocations are staffed with certified andtrained aquatic counselors. Unique toAdventure camp, canoeing will beavailable with each boat equipped with astaff member along with certified lifejackets for all participants.

FRIDAY ACTIVITY/CAMPFIRE New this year we will be having a specialFriday program which includes anactivity at Sports & Discovery Camp anda campfire at Adventure Camp. Camperswill be provided with a pizza lunch (costincluded). From 3-4 pm on Fridayafternoon campers will enjoy theirspecial activity/campfire and performtheir group’s skit/song/cheer for thecamp. Parents are welcome to attend thisportion of the camp to watch your childsperformance or join in the activity.


Weekly visitsfrom Innisfil Fire &Rescue


AGES 3 - 5 (Must be 3 years of age by May 31st)This unique preschool program is designed to give our youngest campers an opportunity to discover nature,

arts and crafts and cooperative games. This program works well with those children who have not yet participatedin any structured pre-school program, as well as giving increased confidence to ‘experienced’ campers.

Register early to avoid being disappointed!

1/2 DAY CAMPERSNACKPlease provide your camper with ahealthy, nut-free snack and drink thatthey can enjoy during our daily mid-morning snack time.

SAFE ARRIVALPROGRAMIf your child is NOT attending camp forany reason, please call 436-3740 ext.4314 prior to 9:30am so that campleaders can be informed.

EVERYTHING AT A GLANCE *4 Day Week

1/2 DAYCourseCode

BeforeMay 30

AfterMay 30

1/2 DAY FEE

Res: $72.50NR: $87.00

Res: $79.75NR: $95.70

Res: $72.50NR: $87.00

Res: $79.75NR: $95.70

Res: $72.50NR: $87.00

Res: $79.75NR: $95.70

Res: $57.45NR: $68.90 Res: $63.00

NR: $75.60

Res: $72.50NR: $87.00

Res: $79.75NR: $95.70

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May 30After

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Res: $110.00NR: $132.00

Res: $121.00NR: $145.20

Res: $110.00NR: $132.00

Res: $121.00NR: $145.20

Res: $110.00NR: $132.00

Res: $121.00NR: $145.20

Res: $ 88.00NR: $105.60

Res: $ 96.80NR: $116.15

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Res: $121.00NR: $145.20

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SESSIONDATES

FULL DAY CAMPER CHECKLISTHealthy lunch, snacks and extra drinks(Lunches should not require refrigerationand due to the severity of nut-relatedallergies, all foods containing nut by-products are NOT permitted at camp) Bathing suit, towel & water shoesSunscreen (please apply sunscreen priorto arrival with sunscreen being reappliedthroughout the day), insect repellenthat and running shoes are mandatory.Comfortable, weather appropriateclothing, extra change of clothing.Campers are advised not to bring anyvaluables to camp along with no gum orcandy. *Please LABEL EVERYTHINGwith camper’s name so that lost items canbe identified* Please ensure that allmedical concerns and/or special needsrequired by campers are completelydocumented on the camp registrationform.

SPECIAL GUESTCampers will have the opportunity tointeractively meet with various guestsfrom our community. Specific detailswill follow in the weekly newslettergiven out at the beginning of eachweek.

CAMPER PICK UP& DROP OFFDiscovery campers registered in 1/2 day(9am - Noon) or full day (9am - 4pm)should be signed into camp at InnisfilBeach Park (Alcona) at the LakesidePavilion (near the snack bar).Discovery campers registered in PREand/or POST camp should be droppedoff and picked up at Innisfil Beach Park(Alcona) at the Westside Pavilion (nearthe tennis courts). Pre/Post camperswill walk with camp staff to theLakeside Pavilion at 9am and back at4pm.

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is located at Innisfil Beach Park(Alcona) at the Lakeside

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July 11 - July 15

July 18 - July 22

July 25 - July 29

Aug 2 - Aug 5*

Aug 8 - Aug 12

Aug 15 - Aug 19

Aug 22 - Aug 26

Beach Party!

Island Explorers

Knights & Princesses

Rainforest Adventures

Summer Safari

Carnival Mayhem

Treasure Hunters

SPECIALGUEST

Drama Instructor

PlayballKristan Cranley

Dance Instructor

Artist Jennie Clark

Monkeynastix

PlayballKristan Cranley

Monkeynastix

Res: $79.75NR: $95.70

Res: $110.00NR: $132.00

Res: $72.50NR: $87.00

Res: $121.00NR: $145.20


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CAMPER PICK UP& DROP OFFCampers 8 years of age and underMUST have adult supervision at alltimes during pick up and drop off.Upon arrival at camp, only those adultslisted will be permitted to pick up yourchild(ren). Please notify campsupervisors of any change in yourchild’s pick up routine.Please note that campers are NOTallowed to leave early without writtenconsent from parent/guardian.Only those campers at Sports Campwith written consent will be permittedto ride their bikes to and from camp.

CAMPER CHECKLISTHealthy lunch, snacks and extra drinks(Please note that lunches should notrequire refrigeration and that due theseverity of nut-related allergies, peanutbutter, nuts and all foods containing nutby-products are NOT permitted atcamp).Bathing suit, towel & water shoes,sunscreen (please apply sunscreen priorto arrival with sunscreen beingreapplied throughout the day), insectrepellent, hat and running shoes aremandatory. Comfortable, weatherappropriate clothing. Extra change ofclothing. Campers are advised not tobring any valuables to camp along withno gum or candy.*Please LABEL EVERYTHING withthe camper’s name so that lost items canbe identified*

Please ensure that all medicalconcerns and/or special needsrequired by campers are completelydocumented on the camp registrationform.

EVERYTHING AT A GLANCE *4 Day Week

Hawaiian LuauRes: $130.00NR: $156.00

Res: $143.00NR: $171.80

Res: $130.00NR: $156.00

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Res: $104.00NR: $124.80

Res: $114.40NR: $137.30

Res: $130.00NR: $156.00

Res: $143.00NR: $171.80

Res: $130.00NR: $156.00

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Splash Canyon Water Park & Resort

Arbraska Treetop Trekking

TorontoOntario Place

HollywoodHotshots

Where the WildThings Are

Scanlon Creek ConservationArea

Midhurst

Bradford

HorseshoeValley Resort

Bracebridge

Midhurst

Santa’s Village

Splash Canyon Water Park &Resort

SpaceInvasion

CarnivalMayhem

Blast from thePast

July 11 - July 15

July 18 - July 22

July 25 - July 29

Aug 2 - Aug 5*

Aug 8 - Aug 12

Aug 15 - Aug 19

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DAY TRIPSEach week campers have theopportunity to visit different locationsin our community and the surroundingareas. Campers will receive a t-shirt foridentification purposes that they will beable to keep. Specific informationregarding trips is distributed in theweekly newsletter given out at camp.Day trips are typically scheduled forWednesday or Thursday of the campweek.NOTE: Day Trips where swimming isinvolved, campers 8 years and youngerMUST wear a life jacket (jackets suppliedby camp) unless mandatory guidelines attrip location indicate differently.

SAFE ARRIVALPROGRAMIf your child is NOT attending campfor any reason, please call 436-3740 ext.4314 prior to 9:30am so that campleaders can be informed.

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NOTE:ADVENTURE CAMP

is located at Innisfil CentennialPark at the corner of the 7th

Line and 10th Sideroad.SPORTS CAMP

is located at Innisfil Beach Park(Alcona) at the West Pavilion,

near the tennis courts.

Aug 22 - Aug 26 Res: $130.00NR: $156.00

Res: $143.00NR: $171.80 ElmvaleRounds Ranch/Elmvale

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AGES 5 - 12 (Must be 5 years of age by May 31st)


THE DIRECTOR’S CUTTOYING AROUND & COMIC RELIEF

Ages 6 - 9 years

Under the direct supervision of a DC film maker you and your crew will create a concept, write ascript, using your toys, design backgrounds and sets in your own own stop motion film. Using the

latest digital equipment from Apple, you will learn multi angle stop motion filming techniques,add voices, sound effects music and titles to create this summer's biggest blockbuster stop motionfilm. You will also create a published comic book using digital cameras, learning how to import,

edit and "comicfy" you and your film crew. On Friday, you walk the red carpet and eat somefreshly popped popcorn at the exclusive DC Film Festival..... standing room only! Each

participant receives a DVD of their film and a professionally published comic book. You willhave the chance for the film to be premiered at The Totally Awesome Film Festival and Reel Fun

Film Festival across Canada in 2011. Instructor: The Director’s Cut

KNOCK COMMUNITY CENTRE RESIDENT FEE: $235.00 NON RESIDENT FEE: $282.00

5 DaysJuly 4 - July 8

Mon - Fri. 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Course Code: 7152

SPECIALTYSPECIALTY SUMMERSUMMER CAMPSCAMPS

THE DIRECTOR’S CUTREEL FILM EXPERIENCE

Ages 10 - 14 years

The Director's Cut Reel Film Experience puts you live on location in the director's chair. Write ascript, scout shot locations, learn multi angle filming techniques (free hand and tripod), act in thefilm, edit the film on the newest Macbooks, add voices, sound effects music and titles.... and then

stick around for the crazy pie fight, the Amazing Digital Race, and our newest summer activitycalled "!". On Friday, you walk the red carpet and eat some freshly popped popcorn at the

exclusive DC Film Festival..... standing room only! Each participant receives a DVD of their filmand will have the chance for your film to be premiered at The Totally Awesome Film Festival and

Reel Fun Film Festival across Canada in 2011. Instructor: The Director’s Cut

KNOCK COMMUNITY CENTRE RESIDENT FEE: $235.00 NON RESIDENT FEE: $282.00




THE DIRECTOR’S CUT CLAYMATIONAges 8 - 14 years

At The Director's Cut, what you think is what you get! In this one of a kind workshop, clay is themain ingredient for fun! You construct your own characters and scenes and then using our stopmotion technology and cutting edge video cameras, Apple lap top computers, expert instruction

and your imagination, you will bring things to life in your very own Hollywood blockbuster stopmotion film! Don't forget to add sound effects, voice overs, special effects, transitions and titles

to make your film a shoe in for an Academy Award! And of course you get to be a part of theultimate pie fight, amazing race, pudding eating contests and walk the red carpet at The Director's

Cut film festival... complete with popcorn of course. Each participant receives their work on DVD.

Instructor: The Director’s CutKNOCK COMMUNITY CENTRE RESIDENT FEE: $235.00

NON RESIDENT FEE: $282.00 5 Days

August 22 - August 26Mon - Fri. 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Course Code: 7150

MACLAREN ART CENTRESUMMER CAMP

Ages 5 - 8 years

Join us for a week of creativity and artistic experimentation. A professional artistfrom the MacLaren Art Centre will guide you through a number of art makingprojects including drawing, painting, printmaking, and sculpture. Roll up your

sleeves and get ready to experience acrylic paint, clay, ink, and much more-this isfun and messy art making at its best.

Instructor: MacLarenArtCentre Artist Jennie ClarkKNOCK COMMUNITY CENTRE RESIDENT FEE: $155.00


July 25 - July 29Mon - Fri. 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Course Code: 7027

MACLAREN ART CENTRESUMMER CAMP

Ages 9 - 12 years

Join us for a week of creativity and artistic experimentation. A professional artistfrom the MacLaren Art Centre will guide you through a number of art makingprojects including drawing, painting, printmaking, and sculpture. Roll up your

sleeves and get ready to experience acrylic paint, clay, ink, and much more-this is fun and messy art making at its best.

Instructor: MacLarenArtCentre Artist Lois GreenKNOCK COMMUNITY CENTRE RESIDENT FEE: $155.00


July 11 - July 15Mon - Fri. 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Course Code: 7026



DRAMA CAMP“PLAY IN A WEEK”

Ages 5 - 12 years

The Play in a Week program involves both skill development and performance and everycamp is coordinated by a qualified instructor and trained counselors. Participants in the

program start camp on Monday and put on a musical five days later! Each actor will receive ascripted role in the play as well as training in acting, character development, voice projection,singing, dance, and theatre games. It's a week of fun, includes a performance before parents

& friends on Friday. Instructor: Hailey Hunter

COOKSTOWN LIBRARY & RESIDENT FEE: $185.00COMMUNITY CENTRE NON RESIDENT FEE: $222.00



GRANGE HALL RESIDENT FEE: $185.00NON RESIDENT FEE: $222.00

5 DaysAugust 15 - August 19


PLAYBALL CAMPAges 3 - 5 years

Come out to our outdoor mini camp for boys and girls from 3 to 5 years of age. The progressive nature of Playball setsboys and girls up for immediate and future success in sport. Playball is a comprehensive program of skills and gamescarefully devised and structured to teach a wide range of sports and social skills. The emphasis is on having fun with

movement and playing games so that your child's first introduction to organised sport is a happy and positive one.Each week a variety of sport skills will be taught with a craft break in between.

Maximum 8 children per class. Dress for the weather. Bring along peanut fee snack & lots of water. Instructor: Coach Kris

INNISFIL BEACH PARK RESIDENT FEE: $50.00 (Lakeside Pavilion) NON RESIDENT FEE: $60.00

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1 DayJuly 27




WATERCOLOR PAINTINGBeginners

toIntermediate

This is a watercolour class for Beginners to Intermediate.We will supply the paper, paint and brushes; you bringyour enthusiasm. Regional artist Jennie Clark will demonstrate various watercolour techniques such aswashes, glazing, wet in wet, drybrush and more. Anintroduction to colour theory and basic design areintegral elements of the class. All materials provided.Jennie Clark is an active regional artist and educator,with a printmaking studio located the Double DoorGallery and Studios in Anten Mills, Ontario. An honorgraduate of the Ontario College of Art, she has also studied Advanced Fine Arts at Georgian College, receiving awards for printmaking and clay sculpture.

Instructor: Jennie Clark, MacLaren Art CentreKNOCK COMMUNITY CENTRE RESIDENT FEE:$172.80

(9th Line & 10th Conc) NON RESIDENT FEE:$207.358 Weeks

April 6 - May 25Wed. 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Course Code: 7337

WATERCOLOR EVENINGSBeginners

Artist Jennie Clark demystifies the art of watercolor painting in this relaxing class. Focus is on an explorationof a variety of basic techniques, such as wet in wet, glazing, and creative brushwork, materials and color theory. Materials not included.Jennie Clark is an active regional artist and educator,with a printmaking studio located the Double DoorGallery and Studios in Anten Mills, Ontario.

Instructor: Jennie ClarkKNOCK COMMUNITY CENTRE RESIDENT FEE:$172.80

(9th Line & 10th Conc) NON RESIDENT FEE:$207.358 Weeks


GENERAL INTEREST PROGRAMSACRYLIC PAINTING FOR ABSOLUTE

Beginners Workshop

Join us for this creative one day workshop where you willlearn all you need to know to get started painting withacrylics. Learn about the various types of paint, brushes andmediums you can use to paint your masterpiece. Supplies included.Don has been painting and drawing all of his life. Hispaintings are representational of his accumulation of years ofexperience with colour and design as a graphic artist.Working as a freelancer with the advertising industry duringthe 80’s, Don worked in design shops in the Greater TorontoArea producing illustrations, CD covers, Point of Purchaseads, pocket folders and collateral, plus full colour magazine and newspaper advertising. That all came to an end in theearly 1990’s – call it a mid-life crisis –and he never lookedback. instead, he painted when time allowed and continuedto keep his drawing skills in good form. All of this time waswell spent as you will see when you join him.

Instructor: Don SibleyKNOCK COMMUNITY CENTRE RESIDENT FEE: $ 74.80(9th Line & 10th Conc) NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 89.80

1 DayApril 7

Thurs. 9:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Course Code: 7373

ACRYLIC PAINTINGFor Beginners

Explore in depth methods and techniques with acrylicpainting that will stimulate your creative senses.Ideas andconcepts will be introduced that will help take your work tothe next level. Some art experience would be an asset. Supplies available if required.

Instructor: Don SibleyKNOCK COMMUNITY CENTRE RESIDENT FEE:$169.30(9th Line & 10th Conc) NON RESIDENT FEE:$203.20


Thurs. 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Course Code: 7389

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DRAWINGfor Adults

Learning how to draw is simply a matter of doing it.Regional artist Jennie Clark will introduce the art ofdrawing; materials, basic techniques and the elements ofdesign, are presented in an encouraging atmosphere.Materials not included.Jennie Clark is an active regional artist and educator, with a printmaking studio located the Double Door Galleryand Studios in Anten Mills Ontario.

Instructor: Jennie ClarkKNOCK COMMUNITY CENTRE RESIDENT FEE:$172.80(9th Line & 10th Conc) NON RESIDENT FEE:$207.35



FOR THE LOVE OFGARDENING

This is an excellent course for those who have nevergardened before or would like a refresher. Although thecourse is for beginners, it is very extensive and will beginwith how plants grow, soil improvement and then moveon to lawn care, flower beds, containers, trees, andshrubs with a final session on design and layout. Week 1 - Plant growth, Soil improvement, Composting,

Watering, Garden tools and their proper usage.Week 2 - Bed preparation, Annuals, Biennials,

Perennials, Bulbs, Borders, Flower Boxes, Containers.

Week 3 - Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Pruning, Fertilization, Selection.

Week 4 - Design layout, Features, Planting, Hard Landscaping.

Instructor: John CrawKNOCK COMMUNITY CENTRERESIDENT FEE: $ 68.90(9th Line & 10th Conc) NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 82.70


(No class June 2)Thurs. 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Course Code: 7175



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Participants will be introduced to correct methods ofhandling horses from the ground - including leading,grooming techniques and tacking. Riding sessions willstress the basics - how to safely mount/dismount, haltand communicate with the horse at walk and trot. Safetyequipment is required, including sturdy boots with heelsand approved safety helmets. (Some helmets availablefor loan).Release forms must be signed by both the participantand legal guardian if participant is under 18 years of age.Ratio 1:3

Instructor: Christy ZerygiewicWOODWIND SOUTH RESIDENT FEE: $ 146.90STABLES (Mapleview E) NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 176.30





4 WeeksJuly 5 - July 26


SPANISHFOR TRAVELLERS

ADULTS

This course will focus on the functional oral skillsrequired by tourists or business travelers. Nalda has over 10 years experience teaching theSpanish language by using diverse dialectics and funtechniques.

Instructor: Nalda RozoCHURCHILL COMMUNITY RESIDENT FEE: $ 63.00


April 14 - June 2Thurs. 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Course Code: 7370

GENERAL INTEREST PROGRAMSPHOTOGRAPHY

A Photography programme for adults. Haveyou ever wanted to get that perfect shot ata special event but didn't know how? MacLaren Art Centre instructor, and regional photographer Andre Beneteau, will demonstrate themechanics of the camera-how to select the best featureto maximize your options.Subject matter will include still life, portraiture and how todynamically capture action, landscape and architecture.Participants must bring their own camera, whether regularor digital. This course will also investigate Design Principles for dynamic composition, encouraging new discoveries. Suitable for all levels of experience.Andre Beneteau got his first camera as a teenager andhasn't put it down since. After a degree in geology, Andrestudied audiovisual production, leading to a career in AVproduction and photography. Andre's personal workemerged in 2002, with a solo show at Double Door Studios in Anten Mills, Ont. In 2003, he documented theShore/lines Projects for Barrie's MacLaren Art Centre. In2005, Andre was commissioned to explore the communityand environment of Barrie's Little Lake.

Instructor: Andre Beneteau, MacLaren Art CentreKNOCK COMMUNITY CENTRE RESIDENT FEE:$172.80(9th Line & 10th Conc) NON RESIDENT FEE:$207.35


(No class April 25 & May 23)Mon. 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Course Code: 7208

SCRAPBOOKING Photo Organization Workshop

Do you have lots of photos hanging around in drawers,shoe boxes? Memories of old summer vacations, baby,wedding, school days! Are you just over whelmed! Anddon't know where to begin! In this workshop we willspring into action by helping you organize your photos sothey are organized and safe. So bring in your boxes,bags, old peel and stick albums and let's get organized!You will love going down memory lane once your photosare organized! Its fun and it's as easy as 1, 2, and 3!Class includes a power sort box. Maximum 8 per class

Instructor: Cathie ApseyINNISFIL PUBLIC LIBRARY RESIDENT FEE: $ 60.00LAKESHORE BRANCH NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 72.00

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GENERAL INTEREST PROGRAMSEMERGENCY FIRST AID

& CPR LEVEL ‘C’

This course covers the general knowledge of First Aidprinciples & emergency treatment of injuries. Topicscovered include: respiratory & circulatory emergencies,bleeding, & all components covered in the Basic RescuerLevel ‘C’ CPR course. Approved by the Workplace Safety& Insurance Board (WSIB).

Instructor: Innisfil Fire & RescueINNISFIL TOWN HALL RESIDENT FEE: $107.95

COMMUNITY ROOMS NON RESIDENT FEE: $129.551 Day

May 14Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Course Code: 7246

BASIC RESCUER CPR LEVEL ‘C’

A comprehensive CPR Course covering adult, child &infant Rescue Breathing, choking, CPR & 2 person CPR,as well as an in depth understanding of cardiovascularemergencies how to recognize & treat someone in need.Approved by the Workplace Safety & Insurance Board(WSIB).


COMMUNITY ROOMS NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 84.651 Day


BASIC RESCUER CPRLEVEL ‘C’ - RECERT ONLY

A comprehensive CPR Course covering adult, child &infant Rescue Breathing, choking, CPR & 2 person CPR,as well as an in depth understanding of cardiovascularemergencies how to recognize & treat someone in need.Approved by the Workplace Safety & Insurance Board(WSIB).


COMMUNITY ROOMS NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 71.701 Day

May 14Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Course Code:7244

STANDARD FIRST AID &

CPR LEVEL‘C’

Comprehensive training covering all aspects of First Aid &CPR. Adult, child & infant Rescue Breathing, choking &CPR sequences along with an in depth understanding oflegal aspects, scene management, spinal injuries,heat/cold emergencies, bone & joint injuries, burns,poisons & other medical emergencies. Approved by theWorkplace Safety & Insurance Board (WSIB).


COMMUNITY ROOMS NON RESIDENT FEE: $176.652 Days

May 14 & 15Sat. & Sun. 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Course Code: 7261

STANDARD FIRST AIDRECERT ONLY

Comprehensive training covering all aspects of First Aid &CPR. Adult, child & infant Rescue Breathing, choking &CPR sequences along with an in depth understanding oflegal aspects, scene management, spinal injuries,heat/cold emergencies, bone & joint injuries, burns,poisons & other medical emergencies. Approved by theWorkplace Safety & Insurance Board (WSIB).


COMMUNITY ROOMS NON RESIDENT FEE: $129.551 Day


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BEGINNER BELLY DANCING

Discover basic belly dance techniques while toning thebody. Learn to isolate different muscles to createbeautiful, graceful routines. A belly dance wrap should be brought to every class (ifavailable) to enhance this dance experience.Hi, I'm Patricia Hodge and I love to dance. The reason issimple: Every class feels like a party! Come join me andyou'll see what I mean. You don't even have to know howto dance. Just move your body and follow my lead. It'seasy! Come try it, I guarantee you will have a blast! I lookforward to meeting you!

Instructor: Pat HodgeCOOKSTOWN LIBRARY AND RESIDENT FEE: $ 65.10 COMMUNITY CENTRE NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 78.15


(No class April 23, May 21 & June 4)Sat. 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. Course Code: 7120

LATIN DANCESADULTS

Enjoy dancing the merengue, cumbia, salsa, reggaeton,bachata, and much more. This program improvesposture and flexibility while laughing and having fun. Nalda has over 10 years experience teaching latindances with exceptional motivation and fun techniques.

Instructor: Nalda RozoLEFROY BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 73.45(ARENA - UPSTAIRS) NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 88.15

8 WeeksApril 15 - June 10(No class April 22)


COMPUTERS DON’T BITE

Discover the wonderful world of computers and build your'Can Do' attitude in this fun, hands-on sessions. Learnwhat makes computers so 'smart' and how can youharness its power. Find your way among files and folders.Create, edit and bring personal touch to your documents.Get connected with the rest of the world through theWorld Wide Web and e-mail. Learn to search and findwhat you need.

Instructor: Deirdre FitzGeraldINNISFIL PUBLIC LIBRARY RESIDENT FEE: $ 70.65 LAKESHORE BRANCH NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 84.75

3 WeeksApril 7 - April 21




COMPUTERS DON’T BITE II

Many of us more mature folks did not come out of thewomb with a computer in our laps. So althoughcomputers are easy to use - everything is easy when youknow how!! Learn how to:

1) Use email and cut down on the long distance bills2) Email attachments and send them to your friends 3) Shop using your computer 4) Know what versions of software you need 5) Do not let computer buzz words & acronyms confuse

you.6) Easy ways to find definitions and information

All of the above and more can be shown to you in aneasy going and relaxed manner at "Computers Don'tBite".

Instructor: Deirdre FitzGeraldINNISFIL PUBLIC LIBRARY RESIDENT FEE: $ 70.65 LAKESHORE BRANCH NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 84.75




Sat. 12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. Course Code: 7342

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INSTRUCTORS WANTED

Do you have a talentyou wish to teach to others?

Innisfil Parks and Recreation is continuallylooking for new program ideas and

program instructors.Our program offerings include a full rangeof activities for toddlers, youth, adults and

seniors. Should you wishto see a new program offered and have a

talent for instructing such a program,please feel free to contact us.

Your ideas are important to us. Do notwait, forward your ideas to inn-

[email protected], and together wecan offer our residents a greater range of

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If you have never line danced before this is the course foryou! Come and learn the basic steps to line dancing in arelaxed, easy going, fun atmosphere. Line dancing is anexcellent way to have fun while burning those unwantedcalories. Before long you will be dancing more intricatesteps and will be able to move into the next level.Please note: shoes with leather soles preferred or shoeswith non marking soles.

Instructor: Dianne BishopGRANGE HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 72.30

(LEFROY) NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 86.808 Weeks

May 4 - June 22Wed. 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Course Code: 7126

LINE DANCING PROGRESSIVE/INTERMEDIATE

“Vine to the right, vine to the left . . .” Words you willsoon become familiar with. Come and learn the basics toline dancing and progress to more intricate steps. Getyour heart rate up and burn calories while you relax andhave fun. This program is a benefit both physically andsocially. Participant must have some previous experiencein Line Dancing.Please note: shoes with leather soles preferred or shoeswith non marking soles.

Instructor: Dianne BishopGRANGE HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 72.30

(LEFROY) NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 86.808 Weeks

May 4 - June 22Wed. 8:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. Course Code: 7127

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TENNIS BASICS FOR ADULTS

Come and learn the rules and basic techniques of tennisin a relaxed, non competitive environment. Tennis isideal for cross training with other sports. It improvesfootwork, eye-hand coordination and offers a greatworkout. Keep fit and have fun with a sport played allover the world by people of all ages and abilities.Non-marking shoes a must. Bring your own racquet (ifpossible), some available through instructors.





INTRODUCTION TO TAOIST TAI CHI

Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese exercise for health. Itconsists of slow and graceful movements that relax andstrengthen both body and mind. Tai Chi is a Taoist artbased on the philosophy of return to a natural state ofhealth and well being. Come out and improve yourhealth, reduce stress and increase relaxation.

Instructor: Pat Van Rooyen ALCONA GLEN E.S. GYM RESIDENT FEE: $ 55.30




Ready to Zumba, ready for the fast pace...step it up atthe Zumba class. Zumba fitness is a fusion of latin andinternational music that creates a dynamic, exciting, andeffective fitness system. Easy to follow moves to createa dynamic workout system that will blow you away.Come out and try it!Hi, I'm Patricia Hodge and I love teaching Zumbaclasses. The reason is simple: Every class feels like aparty! Come join me and you'll see what I mean. Youdon't even have to know how to dance. Just move yourbody and follow my lead. It's easy! Come try it, Iguarantee you will have a blast! I look forward to meetingyou!

Laura has been teaching Zumba for 3 years now. Shestarted teaching Ballroom and Latin dancing many yearsago and went into fitness from there. She has been acertified fitness instructor/personal trainer for over 25years. Zumba is now my passion!! She is a member ofthe Zumba Instructors network so I can stay current withall the dances.

Instructor: Pat HodgeCOOKSTOWN LIBRARY AND RESIDENT FEE: $ 65.10 COMMUNITY CENTRE NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 78.15


(No class April 23, May 21 & June 4)Sat. 1:45 p.m. - 2:45 p.m. Course Code: 7344




Instructor: Laura AtkinsonCHURCHILL COMMUNITY RESIDENT FEE: $ 79.10



Fri. 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Course Code: 7343

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New Clientsare mostwelcome!

Please call 436-6184 and ourvolunteer will get back to you.

Be sure to leave yourname and telephone number.

Our organization wants tobe of service to our

enlarging community.

Don’t hesitate.We’re here for you.

Contact:Bob Davis 436-3318

A REMINDER• We deliver hot meals (and frozen).• Every Tuesday & Thursday at Noon.• Short term or long term basis.

BOCCE BY THE BEACHAges 16+

Bocce By The Beach is back! Bocce is a game that canbe played equally among players of all ages and fitnessabilities. This is an excellent course for familyparticipation. I encourage all beginners to try thisprogram!This program will attempt to give it's participants a better

understanding of the different variations while identifyinga standard set of rules and conduct that are recognizedby the international bocce community. You will also beintroduced to game strategy, as well as projection andpractice techniques to help improve your game. The bestpart is applying your new found knowledge by challengingfellow participants' to matches. Bocce sets are supplied.James has been playing bocce in backyards, parks andbeaches across North America for over 10 years. He is aself-proclaimed ambassador of the game who relishes inthe opportunity to teach new players. James is currentlyspearheading the development of a Bocce PlayersNetwork; designed to connect bocce players, clubs, andleagues around the province.

Instructor: James WatsonINNISFIL BEACH PARK RESIDENT FEE: $ 65.00

WEST PAVILION NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 78.0013 Weeks

June 7 - August 30Tues. 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Course Code: 7030

ADULT LADIES VOLLEYBALL

21 years & upThis is a non- competitive program of Informal pick-up games. A wonderful opportunity to exercise andmeet other women in your community. Ladies should besomewhat familiar with the game and ready for a fast-paced evening of fun and exercise, but the mainobjective is to have a good time.Bring your runners, your energy and a smile, you can beguaranteed a good evening out.

Co-ordinators: Nancy MacMinn & Anne Beausoleil

THOR COLLEGE - GYM RESIDENT FEE: $ 60.75(Hwy 27 & 4th Line) NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 72.90



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INNISFIL

New Clientsare mostwelcome!

Please call 436-6184 and ourvolunteer will get back to you.

Be sure to leave yourname and telephone number.

Our organization wants tobe of service to our

enlarging community.

Don’t hesitate.We’re here for you.

Contact:Bob Davis 436-3318

A REMINDER• We deliver hot meals (and frozen).• Every Tuesday & Thursday at Noon.• Short term or long term basis.

BOCCE BY THE BEACHAges 16+

Bocce By The Beach is back! Bocce is a game that canbe played equally among players of all ages and fitnessabilities. This is an excellent course for familyparticipation. I encourage all beginners to try thisprogram!This program will attempt to give it's participants a better

understanding of the different variations while identifyinga standard set of rules and conduct that are recognizedby the international bocce community. You will also beintroduced to game strategy, as well as projection andpractice techniques to help improve your game. The bestpart is applying your new found knowledge by challengingfellow participants' to matches. Bocce sets are supplied.James has been playing bocce in backyards, parks andbeaches across North America for over 10 years. He is aself-proclaimed ambassador of the game who relishes inthe opportunity to teach new players. James is currentlyspearheading the development of a Bocce PlayersNetwork; designed to connect bocce players, clubs, andleagues around the province.

Instructor: James WatsonINNISFIL BEACH PARK RESIDENT FEE: $ 65.00

WEST PAVILION NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 78.0013 Weeks


ADULT LADIES VOLLEYBALL

21 years & upThis is a non- competitive program of Informal pick-up games. A wonderful opportunity to exercise andmeet other women in your community. Ladies should besomewhat familiar with the game and ready for a fast-paced evening of fun and exercise, but the mainobjective is to have a good time.Bring your runners, your energy and a smile, you can beguaranteed a good evening out.

Co-ordinators: Nancy MacMinn & Anne Beausoleil

THOR COLLEGE - GYM RESIDENT FEE: $ 60.75(Hwy 27 & 4th Line) NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 72.90



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ADULT CO-ED VOLLEYBALL

21 years & up

This fun course will start with a brief warm up. Informalpick-up games will be the central activity in this course.Participants should be somewhat familiar with the game,but the main objective is to enjoy a fun night out. Bringalong your sweats, your energy and your sense of humor.Comfortable clothing, indoor running shoes are a must.

Co-ordinator: Sue WhistonALCONA GLEN E.S. - GYM RESIDENT FEE: $ 51.50




ADULT CO-ED VOLLEYBALL

21 years & up

If you love volleyball, you'll love playing in this league!This course starts with a brief warm up practicing somebasic techniques, then competing against each other butthe main objective is to have fun! Participants should befamiliar with the game and can be semi competitive.Please bring comfortable clothing, your energy and senseof humour! Indoor running shoes are a must.

Co-ordinator: Diane StrickerALCONA GLEN E.S. - GYM RESIDENT FEE: $ 51.50




PRENATAL YOGA

A profound way for expectant mothers to come in touchwith the miracle of carrying a child and childbirth. Duringthis 60-minute class we breathe, relax, stretch and learnabout the body during this time of change so expectantmothers feel great during pregnancy and calm andconfident during labor and delivery. Beautifulvisualizations are powerful tools for mothers before,during and after the baby is delivered. Please wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing. Yoga matis required.

Instructor: The Royal Pathways Inc.CHURCHILL COMMUNITY RESIDENT FEE: $ 65.85



MOTHER & BABYYOGA

A beautiful time for mothers with babies six weeks untilcrawling to relax and bond together. This class includesgentle stretching for mother and baby, correct breathingfor the mothers, and Yoga poses together and alone. Thisclass also incorporates gentle massage techniques tostimulate, soothe and calm your little one. It is wonderfulto be with other new mothers during this special time andthe babies love to be with each other!Please wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing. Yoga matis required.

Instructor: The Royal Pathways Inc.STROUD BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 50.00



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YOGA FORBEGINNERS

A wonderful opportunity to relieve stress and ease yourbody / mind into the experience of yoga. You will learnbasic yoga postures (asanas), breathing and relaxationtechniques.Wear comfortable loose-fitting clothes, bring along ahousecoat belt and a blanket.Floor mats are available, recommended to bring yourown. If you are pregnant please check with yourphysician before registering and be sure to let theinstructor know.

Instructor: Gail EsauCHURCHILL COMMUNITY RESIDENT FEE: $ 77.05


April 6 - June 8Wed. 6:30 p.m. - 7:45 p.m. Course Code: 7300

CHAIR YOGA

A very gentle introduction to Yoga for elders and anyoneneeding extra support for their body for any reason, thisclass focuses on simple stretching and gentlestrengthening of the body while the student is seated orstanding by a chair for support. Breathing, relaxation andvisualizations are integrated into every class. Chair Yogais suitable for those in a wheelchair or with a walker;please contact our office for more information regardingaccessibility of the class location.Please wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing. Yoga matis required.

Instructor: The Royal Pathways Inc.STROUD BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 65.85


April 5 - May 24Tues. 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Course Code: 7291


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HATHA VINYASA FLOW

Based on the principles of Hatha yoga, this class willemphasize breath and movement to build internal heat.This class increases body temperature to increase thepurification process of detoxifying the body and mind. Youwill become more flexible and supple and stronger inmind and body. You will definitely feel cleansed after thisworkout!Please wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing. Yoga matis required.

Instructor: Kim TrudeauCOOKSTOWN LIBRARY AND RESIDENT FEE: $ 77.05 COMMUNITY CENTRE NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 92.60


(No classes April 23, May 21 & June 4)Sat. 10:15 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. Course Code: 7363

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COOKSTOWN LIBRARY AND RESIDENT FEE: $ 77.05 COMMUNITY CENTRE NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 92.60



BADMINTON FOR ALL LEVELS

19 years & older

This evening out combines exercise and fun, for peoplewho have played badminton before or who want to start.Games will be informal pick-up. Clean indoor shoes are required. Racquets can beprovided if you don’t have your own. Birdies will beprovided.

Volunteer Co-ordinators: Andrea Simpson& Lisbeth Goodyear

NANTYR SHORES S.S. RESIDENT FEE: $ 63.35NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 76.00



YOGA FOR BEGINNERS... A Step by Step Introduction

Take time to be still, to reflect, to renew. Release tensionthrough stretching, yoga poses, proper breathing,relaxation and meditation.Please wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing. Yoga matis required.Anne Marie, professional yoga teacher since 1993.Experienced in providing yoga instruction for all ages.

Instructor: Anne-Marie DaviesGOODFELLOW P.S. - GYM RESIDENT FEE: $ 64.75


April 4 - June 13(No class April 25, May 9 & 23)


COOKSTOWN LIBRARY AND RESIDENT FEE: $ 77.05 COMMUNITY CENTRE NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 92.60



KNOCK COMMUNITY CENTRE RESIDENT FEE:$ 77.05(9th Line & 10th Conc) NON RESIDENT FEE:$ 92.60


(No class April 22)Fri. 12:15 p.m. - 1:15 p.m. Course Code: 7306

YOGA FOR PROGRESSIVE...For those who are familiar with yoga

Take time to be still, to reflect, to renew. Release tensionthrough stretching, Yoga poses, proper breathing,relaxation and meditation. Please wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing. Yoga matis required.

Instructor: Anne-Marie DaviesCOOKSTOWN LIBRARY AND RESIDENT FEE: $ 77.05 COMMUNITY CENTRE NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 92.60





(No class April 22)Fri. 1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. Course Code: 7347

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BEGINNER ADULTGOLF CLINIC

Golf basics, proper grip, stance alignment and swingtechnique. Also taught will be a basic understanding ofthe rules and etiquette of golf. The fourth lesson will beheld on the course while playing 9 holes with theinstructor. Price of this game is included in theregistration fee. Max 8 participants. Equipment providedby the instructor if needed.

Instructor: Steve JohnsonCEDAR LINKS GOLF CENTRE RESIDENT FEE: $ 87.50DRIVING RANGE NON RESIDENT FEE: $105.00









INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED ADULT GOLF CLINIC

An overview of golf swing fundamentals, including grip,set up and alignment. Teaching will be on individualswing improvements as well as pitching, chipping andputting techniques. The fourth lesson will be held on thecourse while playing 9 holes with the instructor. Price of this game is included in the registration fee. Max 8 participants.

Instructor: Steve JohnsonCEDAR LINKS GOLF CENTRE RESIDENT FEE: $ 87.50DRIVING RANGE NON RESIDENT FEE: $105.00









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FITNESS PROGRAMSADULT MARTIAL ARTS

CLASSESIf you ever wanted to give Martial Arts a try now is yourchance, or if you have already tried it and want to getback into it now is the time. You will be learning MartialArts in a safe, friendly and non-intimidating environment.Learn lots of basics, have lots of fun trying out some ofthose fancy kicking techniques seen. Learn somepractical self-defense, get into shape and have a blastdoing it. Each student will have the opportunity todevelop skills they never knew they had and enhanceskills they already may possess. Come out and join thefun and catch the energy!

Instructor: Jody Moon's Yujo Mixed Martial ArtsCentre

YUJO MARTIAL ARTS RESIDENT FEE: $ 73.45STUDIO - STROUD NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 88.15



BUTT & ABS

Get a great work out on the areas that are mostchallenging for women! Tone your abs and butt for a firmbody just in time for holiday fun! Turn flab into FAB!!!Dress comfortably, bring athletic shoes, a water bottle,and a mat.Nancy Cook was recognized by Can Fit Pro Delegates asCanada’s Fitness Professional of the Year 2009. Thisaward recognizes a Can-Fit-Pro certified and practicingprofessional member who has demonstrated exceptionalleadership, motivation, and technical skills and hasinspired clients to achieve their goals. Nancy genuinely cares about people's health and wellbeing. The mission statement is to educate, motivate andstimulate people of all ages to improve their overall healthand wellness through active living and healthy lifestyles.Nancy advocates strong family ties through familyactivities, healthy eating habits and a natural lifestyle. Areal get back to basics approach.

Instructor: Nancy CookSTROUD BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 59.00




YOGA ON THE BEACH

Begin the day off with a good stretch by thewater! Come out and enjoy the outdoors. Yoga is for everyone, beginners to advanced. Bring along a mat and water bottle. Meet by the northbeach and dress according to the weather.

Instructor: Barb NewellINNISFIL BEACH PARK RESIDENT FEE: $ 28.75

(North Beach) NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 34.505 Weeks

June 29 - July 27Wed. 7:15 a.m. - 8:00 a.m. Course Code: 7298

5 WeeksAugust 3 - August 31


BOOT CAMP BY THE BEACH

BOOTCAMP training is FUN and CHALLENGING for bothmen and women! These morning workouts will get you onyour way to a great day. These workouts will includeintervals, plyometrics and cardiovascular raining,providing the participant with an all over body workout.This workout is suitable for the novice exerciser andfitness enthusiasts- working out at your own pace isstrongly encouraged. Bring along a towel or mat, light weights (if available) andwater bottle.

Instructor: Barb NewellINNISFIL BEACH PARK RESIDENT FEE: $ 40.35

(Tennis Courts) NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 48.455 Weeks

July 5 - August 4Tues. & Thurs 6:15 a.m. - 7:00 a.m. Course Code: 7011

WALK TO RUN

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to run a 5kbut don't know how to take your walk to the next level?Let this 10 week program ease you into a walk to Run,complete with motivation from others just like you. Not tomention other benefits like weight loss and stress relief.All you need is a pair of comfortable running shoes andthe desire to succeed! This program runs Rain or Shine!

Instructor: Barb NewellST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI C.S. RESIDENT FEE: $ 37.10

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This energetic class will be sure to get youmoving! Whether you're starting out or starting over, this low impact class promisesto increase your body tone, physical condition and

flexibility through cardio, strengthening and stretchingexercises.Dress comfortably, bring athletic shoes,light weights, awater bottle, and a mat (Pilates, yoga or any workout matwill do!).Nancy Cook was recognized by Can Fit Pro Delegates asCanada’s Fitness Professional of the Year 2009. Thisaward recognizes a Can-Fit-Pro certified and practicingprofessional member who has demonstrated exceptionalleadership, motivation, and technical skills and hasinspired clients to achieve their goals.

Instructor: Nancy CookSTROUD BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 74.85




GUT BUSTERStrengthen your abs with this intensely focused half hourclass. Strictly for your middle! Be prepared to feel theburn, and rediscover your waistline (no whining allowed!). Please bring a yoga-type mat that provides somecushioning.

Instructor: Kimberly CraigLEFROY BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 50.85(ARENA - UPSTAIRS) NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 61.00


(No class April 25, May 16 & 23)Mon. 6:50 p.m. - 7:20 p.m. Course Code: 7349

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LEFROY BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 43.50(ARENA - UPSTAIRS) NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 52.15



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PILATES SCULPTGet the core benefits of Pilates with resistance to helpdefine your muscles! This Pilates mat class will utilizesmall equipment to challenge your arms, legs, and core toachieve a total body workout. This class is suitable foradvanced beginner to intermediate levels.Please bring a yoga-type mat that provides somecushioning.

Instructor: Kimberly CraigKNOCK COMMUNITY CENTRE RESIDENT FEE:$ 90.40(9th Line & 10th Conc) NON RESIDENT FEE:$108.40



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INTRO TO PILATESThis is where to begin your Pilates practice. Learn thebasic principles of the STOTT PILATES® method. Thisfoundation class is focused on form, body awareness,breath, alignment and core stability. It is for the first timePilates student, or as a great refresher. Please bring a yoga-type mat that provides somecushioning.

Instructor: Kimberly CraigSTROUD BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 90.40



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PILATES FLOWA mat class that flows and progresses through thebeginner and intermediate mat repertoire. Guaranteed tokeep you moving and challenged. A fun and invigoratingworkout. You do need to have completed at least theIntro to Pilates/Beginner class.Please bring a yoga-type mat that provides somecushioning.

Instructor: Kimberly CraigLEFROY BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 90.40


April 4 - June 27(No class April 25, May 16 & 23)


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LEFROY BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 75.60 (ARENA - UPSTAIRS) NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 90.75



MEN ON MATSThink Pilates is just for women? Come find out why it'snot! Developed by a man, Pilates will help you gainabdominal strength and stamina while stretching tightmuscles. Start your day off right, and find out how muchthis will improve your performance in any other sports andactivities. You will feel comfortable in this class and reapthe benefits of Pilates for MEN ONLY!Please bring a yoga-type mat that provides somecushioning.




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Since 1974, the Bonsecour Club has established andmaintained the snowmobile trails within theircatchment area; namely, the Town of Innisfil, thesouthern limits of the City of Barrie and currently, theThornton-Cookstown Rail line which is part of theTrans Canada Trail system.

The Trail Network is possible with the partnershipbetween private Landowners and the ClubVolunteers. The Club Volunteers stake and sign thetrail system after late Fall pre-grooming is completed.Trail Permit sales provide revenue for grooming andyour support is greatly appreciated.

All Terrain Vehicles and Off-road Vehicles are notpermitted on Bonsecour's snowmobile trails at anytime of the year. Their unauthorized use on privateland causes destruction of farm crops and vegetation,actions which jeopardize permission for thesnowmobile trail system.

Club Information: [email protected]

www.ofsc.on.ca

Landowners + Volunteers = Snowmobile Trails

BONSECOUR TRACK & TRAILSNOWMOBILE CLUB

FITNESS PROGRAMSMUFFIN-TOP MINIMIZER

Finding it tough...to lose the muff...then this class is foryou! Think of it as a Pilates-infused class with fun props.This class is fast and furious and will melt the muffin! Noneed for previous Pilates experience.Please bring a yoga-type mat that provides somecushioning.

Instructor: Kimberly CraigSTROUD BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 90.40



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SUNRISERPILATES FLOW

Start your day with a classical mat class that flows andprogresses through the beginner and intermediate matrepertoire. We will start with some extra stretching tomake sure our muscles are awake before we begin!Guaranteed to keep you moving and challenged. A funand invigorating workout. You do need to havecompleted at least the Intro to Pilates/Beginner classPlease bring a yoga-type mat that provides somecushioning.



(No class April 22)Fri. 5:45 a.m. - 6:45 a.m. Course Code: 7356

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Play, Live, Be Tobacco Free -Join the movement! Looking for away to help your children get themost out of their recreation and

sports activities? Volunteer to helpthe group become a leader in

Tobacco-Free Sport & Recreation.Visit

www.playlivebetobaccofree.cafor a how-to tool kit or call Your Health Connection

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This class will tackle all of the problem areas we all needwork on. A specific area of the body including Abs,Glutes, Arms, Back and Legs will be concentrated on ineach class. The area of concentration will change fromweek to week to keep things interesting and new. Noneed for previous Pilates experience (but it helps!), asthis is not just a Pilates class. Please bring a yoga-type mat that provides somecushioning.



(No class April 22)Fri. 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Course Code: 7359

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July 8 - August 26Fri. 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Course Code: 7378

BOSUBALANCE TRAINER TOTAL WORKOUT

The Bosu Balance Trainer allows you to complete thethree elements of fitness, cardiovascular activity, strengthexercise and flexibility, as you learn to move dynamicallyon Bosu's ever changing surface.This workout will be unlike anything you have ever donebefore. You will literally keep all the muscles in your bodyactive as you tone your upper and lower body, abs andback. Good for all levels of fitness. Clean indoor running shoes are a must. Bring along your mat and Bosu. Limited Bosu’s are available for lending!

Instructor: Debbie GottschalkSTROUD BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 90.40







INTRO TO PILATESStart your day, and your Pilates practice, off right! Learnthe basic principles of the STOTT PILATES® method. Thisfoundation class is focused on form, body awareness,breath, alignment and core stability. It is for the first timePilates student, or as a great refresher. Please bring a yoga-type mat that provides somecushioning.




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ESSENTIAL PILATES

For students that have gained an understanding of the 5basic principles of the STOTT PILATES method. Theprinciples from Intro Mat are reinforced with moreexercises, challenge, refinement and flow added to theclass. This class is for students who have completed theIntro Mat.Please bring a yoga-type mat that provides somecushioning.




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BODY BLASTA class designed to improve overall muscle tone andstrength. Body areas covered in this great one hourworkout include arms, chest, upper & lower back,abdominal, front & back thighs, inner & outer thighs andbuttocks. Need we say more? Sign-up today, you willnot be sorry!!Please Note: Proper indoor running shoes are a must.Bring along your mat and light weights (3 /5 lbs) ifavailable.










(No class April 30)Sat. 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. Course Code: 7156

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STROUD BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 90.40(ARENA - UPSTAIRS) NON RESIDENT FEE: $108.40

10 WeeksJune 27 - September 12

(No class August 1 & September 6)Mon. 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. Course Code: 7157

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The IAAC was formed inOctober 2002, as a result of the Ontarianswith Disabilities Act. Our mandate is tohave a barrier-free community. We needyour input and suggestions in identifyingand removing barriers in Innisfil. Pleasecontact Jason Reynar, Town Clerk [email protected] or leave a message forMargaretta Papp-Belayneh, Chair of IAACat 436-3710 for further information.

Innisfil Accessibility AdvisoryCommittee (IAAC)

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PREREQUISITE: BEGINNER CLASS

Building on the exercises learned in the Beginner Matcourse, we increase the difficulty of movements, the paceof the class, and the results you feel! The challenge of theclass is definitely intensified! Great if you are confident inyour understanding of the basic principles of Pilates, theessential level exercises, and are ready for a newchallenge. You must have completed at least one Beginner Matsession to take this class, and will be required to provideyour own mat.

Instructor: Kimberly CraigLEFROY BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 90.40


September 27 - December 6(No class October 11)


PILATES WITHTHE BALL & BAND

PREREQUISITE: BEGINNER CLASS

Using resistance bands, learn exercises designed to addvariety, intensity and fun to Pilates mat classes bysimulating the resistance and exercises performed on theReformer. You must have completed at least one Beginner Mat worksession to take this class and will be required to provideyour own mat and stability ball.

Instructor: Kimberly CraigCOOKSTOWN LIBRARY AND RESIDENT FEE: $ 90.40COMMUNITY CENTRE NON RESIDENT FEE: $108.40

10 WeeksSeptember 29 - December 1


InnisfilCorporateSponsorship Program

Rink BoardsArena Wall Boards

Ice Resurfacersat the

Innisfil Recreation Complex,Stroud Arena & the Lefroy Arena

905-775-3832


PUMPINGWITH POLES

If you enjoy walking, give Urban Poling a Try! This newactivity is popular in Europe and designed for the activeadult. By using custom poles (provided), reduce stressand weight on your hips, knees and other joints, improveyour posture, increase your cardiovascular workout byover 25% and burn up to 400 more calories compared toregular walking. Get a total body workout! This is anoutdoor program. Poles are provided.All instructors are certified Urban Pole Walking instructor,certified Fitness Instructor, current CPR and First Aidcertifications.

Instructor: Body DesignSTROUD COMMUNITY RESIDENT FEE: $ 48.30 CENTRE (Arena Entrance) NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 58.00



INNISFIL RECREATIONAL RESIDENT FEE: $ 48.30 COMPLEX (South Entrance)NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 58.00





STROUD COMMUNITY RESIDENT FEE: $ 48.30 CENTRE (Arena Entrance) NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 58.00



TOTAL BODYWORKOUT

This amazing workout consists of a warm up (stretchingand warming up muscles to prevent injuries)cardiovascular portion (working and strengthening theheart), muscle endurance using hand weights (optional)working the upper major muscles, floor work (workinglower major muscles) and a proper non rushed relaxingcool down. The exercises in this program are designedfor people with back, neck and knee problems in mind.Each exercise is explained by the instructor so that youknow which muscles you are using. Exercises can bemodified to your ability. Whether you want to get inshape, tone or stay in shape, this is the class for You!!The music and instructor are ENERGIZING!

Instructor: Darlene SimmonsSUNNYBRAE P.S. - GYM RESIDENT FEE: $ 65.55


April 4 - June 13(No class April 25, May 2 & May 23)


HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC RESIDENT FEE: $ 79.10SCHOOL NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 94.90



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STROUD BANQUET HALL RESIDENT FEE: $ 65.55 (ARENA - UPSTAIRS) NON RESIDENT FEE: $ 78.65

8 WeeksJune 27- August 22(No class August 1)




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MUNICIPAL INFORMATIONTOWN OF INNISFIL

COUNCIL MEMBERSDecember 1, 2010 - November 30, 2014

MAYOR BARB BAGULEYEmail: [email protected]

DEPUTY MAYOR DAN DAVIDSONEmail: [email protected]

COUNCILLOR DOUG LOUGHEED WARD 1 Email: [email protected]

COUNCILLOR RICHARD SIMPSON WARD 2Email: [email protected]

COUNCILLOR KEN SIMPSON WARD 3Email: [email protected]

COUNCILLOR ROD BOYNTON WARD 4Email: [email protected]

COUNCILLOR BILL LOUGHEAD WARD 5 Email: [email protected]

COUNCILLOR MARIA BAIER WARD 6Email: [email protected]

COUNCILLOR LYNN DOLLIN WARD 7Email: [email protected]

PLEASE DIRECT ALL COUNCIL MEMBERSCORRESPONDENCE TO:2101 Innisfil Beach Road, Innisfil, Ontario L9S 1A1

ALL COUNCIL MEMBERS CAN ALSO BE REACHED THROUGH

THE TOWN OF INNISFIL:

TEL: (705) 436-3710 FAX: (705) 436-7120

MUNICIPAL SERVICETELEPHONE DIRECTORY

Municipal Office (2101 Innisfil Beach Road) 436-3710

Clerks ServicesMayor and Council OfficeMunicipal LawHuman ResourcesFinancial ServicesTechnical ServicesCustomer ServiceInspection ServiceParks / Operational ServicesPrograms and Facility BookingsUtilities Services

Lefroy Arena 456-2581Stroud Arena 436-3321Innisfil Parks & Recreation Pager # 716-7513Animal Control 431-2882Water Treatment 431-8448Police (Chief Bruce Davis) 436-4263Fire (Chief Scott Griffith) 436-2763Dog Licensing 436-3710Library Stroud 436-1681

Churchill 456-2671Cookstown 458-1273Lakeshore 431-7410

South Simcoe Police 436-21412137 Innisfil Beach RdInnisfil, Ontario L9S 1A2Innisfil Fire & Rescue 436-2763780 Innisfil Beach RdInnisfil, Ontario L9S 2C3Innisfil Hydro 431-43212073 Commerce Park DrInnisfil, Ontario L9S 4A2

OTHER FREQUENTLY CALLED NUMBERSInnisfil Chamber of Commerce 431-6063Human Resources Centre (Barrie) 728-2468Member of Parliament 726-5959Member of Provincial Parliament 737-4242Royal Victoria Hospital 728-9802Simcoe County Health Unit

Cookstown 458-1103Barrie 721-7330

Simcoe County Board of Education 728-7570Separate School Board 722-3555

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Mayor - Barb BaguleyDeputy Mayor - Dan Davidson

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Rod Boynton

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MUNICIPAL INFORMATION

PROPERTY TAX AND UTILITY BILLINGS

2011 Final Property Tax Bill: The 2011 Interim Property Tax Bills for all tax classes wereissued in early February with due dates of February 28 andApril 29, 2011. The 2011 Final Property Tax Bills for theResidential, Farm, Managed Forest and Pipeline property taxclasses are issued in early June with due dates of June 30 andSeptember 30, 2011. Final Property Tax Bills for all otherclasses (Commercial, Industrial and Multi-Residential) areissued in early August with due dates of August 31 and October31, 2011.

2011 Water and Wastewater Utility Bills are issued every fourmonths throughout the year based upon the service area thatyou reside in, which is also advertised in the CommunityBulletin in the Innisfil Examiner. The following options areavailable to pay bills:

Monthly Pre-authorized Payment Plan: Payments based on 10% of the prior years taxes arewithdrawn from the designated bank account on the lastbusiness day of each month from January to May, forJune to October equal amounts are collected to pay theremaining tax balance. Not available for Water andSewer Utility bills.

Installment Date Pre-authorized Payment Plan:Payments are withdrawn from the designated bankaccount in accordance with the payment due dates onthe tax and water/sewer bills.

Other Pre-authorized Payment Plan: The Pre-authorized Payment Plan application formsare available on the Town's Website, www.innisfil.ca.In addition, if your property has tax arrears, pleasecontact Financial Services to make arrangements formonthly payments from a designated bank account (not available for Water and Sewer Utility bills).

In Person: Payments in the form of Cash, Cheques, Debit Cardand Post-dated Cheques are accepted Monday toFriday 8:30 to 4:30 at the Town Hall located at 2101Innisfil Beach Rd.Payments may also be submitted byregular mail. Payments must be received at the TownHall by the due date in order to avoid penalty charges.

Electronically: By telephone and internet banking as arranged throughyour financial institution.

Late Payment Penalty Policy: When payments are not made on or before theestablished due dates, Late Payment Penalty at therate of 1 1/4% is applied on the first day of default onthe installment amount that was not paid on time.Authority to charge Late Payment Penalty is providedunder Section 345.(2) of the Municipal Act, 2001 and administered through a Town By-Law.

Interest Charges Policy: Following the levying of Late Payment Penalty,Interest Charges at the rate of 1 1/4% per month is applied on the amount of taxes and utilities thatcontinue to be unpaid. Interest Charges arecalculated on the first of each and every month untiltax arrears have been paid. Authority to chargeInterest Charges is provided under Section 345.(3) ofthe Municipal Act, 2001 and administered through a Town By-Law.

Duplicate Bill or Receipt: In accordance with the By-law 162-07, there will be a$20.00 charge for each additional copy of a Property Taxbill or Duplicate Receipt.

Online Account Inquiry: You can access your Property Tax, Water andWastewater Utility billing information online. This freeservice permits 24 hours a day and 7 days a weekaccess to these records rather than requesting theinformation in person or by telephone. There is no set-upfee involved. For registration of your user name and the password please use the following link; https://inn-touch.innisfil.ca/VCH/subsections/mycity/mycity.html and follow the on-screen instructions, or forfurther assistance please contact the Town of InnisfilFinancial Services staff.

TOWN OF INNISFIL

TEL: (705) 436-3710 FAX: (705) 436-7120

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CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTRE

The Town of Innisfil's Customer Service staff arecommitted to providing efficient, high-quality service toresidents, visitors and the business community. Ourgoal is to offer "One Window" service where allquestions, inquiries, applications and payments maybe processed through the Customer Service Centre.We provide:Licensing for lotteries, dogs and business operations;Permit; Applications-building, plumbing, entrance,septic; Applications for birth, marriage certificates, siteplans, rezoning and Committee of Adjustment; Tax,Utility and Recreation Program payments areaccepted; Inquiries regarding zoning, roads as well asreporting of streetlight outages. Dog Licenses: dogsover 90 days old require a dog license with proof of avalid rabies vaccination and are available at the InnisfilTown Hall, branches of the Innisfil Public Library,Innisfil Veterinary Clinic and the Stroud VeterinaryClinic. Our Animal Control department can be reachedat 431-2882.

Located at Town Hall - 2101 Innisfil Beach RoadCall 705-436-3710 or from Lefroy area 705-456-3353.

Monday-Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.

CLERK SERVICES

Council meeting are held on the 1st, 3rd & 4thWednesday of the month starting at 7:30 p.m. In July,Council meetings are held on the 2nd & 4thWednesday. In August, Council holds a meeting on the2nd Wednesday of the month, returning to the regularschedule in September. Written submissionsaddressed to the “Clerk” will be accepted by theClerk’s Office. Requests for delegation or to appearbefore Council shall be in writing and provide a briefoutline of the subject for consideration. Delegations willbe scheduled by Clerk’s Office and the appropriatedate will be confirmed with the applicant. Any additionalmaterial may be provided to members of Council andClerk during deputation.Commissioners are available by appointment - fee is$20.00. Please note the Town does not have a “NotaryPublic”. Starting January 2006, the Town Clerk hasbeen authorized to perform civil marriage ceremonies.Ceremonies are performed at the Town AdministrationCentre for a $250 fee. Due to the civil nature of thisservice interested parties must be aware that therecannot be any religious connotation to the service. Forfurther information and availability, please contact theClerk’s Department at 436-3710.

MUNICIPAL INFORMATIONMUNICIPAL LAW

The Municipal Law Enforcement is responsible for the administration and enforcement of by-laws passed bythe Town, various Provincial Statues, as well as otherduties as may be assigned by Council. Inquiries andcomplaints are received and recorded by CustomerService. Calls for service may include theadministration and/or enforcement of the following:

• Line Fences Act (fencing disputes) • Lot Drainage & Maintenance • Weed Control Act of Ontario • Traffic Studies, including but not limited to

placement of No Parking Signs, Traffic ControlDevices, Speed Zone Studies

• Public Entertainment (approval to hold dances, draws, parades and festivals)

• Dog Licensing- Need proof of rabies+altered m/f

• Business Licensing• Environmental matters• Livestock, Poultry & Honey Bees Protection

(claims for damages by dogs or wolves/ coyotes)

• Lottery Licenses• Marriage Licenses • Ontario Building Code Act & Zoning By-Laws • Lot maintenance, including regulating,

cleaning or clearing of any grounds, yards or vacant lots.

The Municipalities’ Municipal Law EnforcementOfficers will be strictly enforcing the Parking By-Lawover the summer months, specifically on road ends inthe lakeshore area. Due to our public work/roadsservices group heavy workload, we will also beenforcing infractions on vehicles parked, impeding orobstructing road and drainage maintenance. Shoulda vehicle prevent our road crew from undertakingtheir duties , that vehicle will be ticketed, and towedaway at the owners expense. Your cooperation onthese issues will be appreciated. Property StandardsOfficers of the Municipality investigate all propertystandard complaints and enforce the propertystandards by-law. Where an owner feels that he/sheis being dealt with unfairly or cannot comply with anOrder, they may, through the Clerk’s Office within 14days of the Order being issued, make an appeal tothe Property Standards Committee. The Committee iscomprised of three Innisfil Residents (appointed byTown By-law) who will set a date and time for anappeal hearing.


IN AN EMERGENCY - DON'T PANIC -STAY CALM AND FOLLOW YOUR

EMERGENCY PLAN!!“Prepare today for a safer tomorrow”

pH1N1 FLU VIRUS?KNOW WHAT TO DO!

- Wash your hands often and thoroughly in warm,soapy water or use hand sanitizer

- Cough and sneeze in your arm, not your hand- Keep common surfaces and items clean and

disinfected- Stay home if you're sick. Contact a health care

provider if your symptoms worsen.


MUNICIPAL INFORMATIONPREPARE TODAY FOR A SAFER TOMORROW!

DIAL “911” IN AN EMERGENCY

Create and practice a “Family Emergency Plan” that canhelp keep your family safe if an emergency should occur byfollowing these steps:

1) Make a list of contacts including one that is out of town.2) Make sure your family knows where this list is.3) Have a predetermined meeting place and make sure to

include arrangements for pets.4) Establish an emergency supplies kit. (details below) 5) Learn about your community emergency plans,

arrangements and authorities.6) Check on the Emergency Plan of your children's school

or day-care centre.7) Learn some basic first-aid techniques.8) If living in an apartment building know the evacuation

plan.

EMERGENCY SUPPLIES KIT- “special needs” (formula, walkers/canes for those

disabled)- first aid supplies (including prescription medication- change of clothing for each family member- candles, matches and a lighter- sleeping bag or blanket for each member of the family- flashlight and batteries- battery operated radio/television- duct tape- non-perishable food (replace each year)- bottled water- whistle- playing cards or games- toilet paper/personal care supplies- basic tools (hammer, pliers etc)- extra keys for car and house - some cash, cheques and copies of important papers and

identification.For further information please call Jim Ferry,

Emergency Management Coordinator, at 436-2763.

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By using your green bin you are:

DO YOUR PART,

USE YOUR GREEN BIN!

Reducing reliance on landfill disposal

Reducing potential impacts to water quality

Reducing landfill methane production

Creating compost, which is valuable for improving soil quality Creating a better world for future generations

Did you know ...If you use the green, grey and blue bins

properly you have the potential

to divert 80% of your waste ?

County of SimcoeCustomer Service Centre

(705) 735-69011 (800) 263-3199

simcoe.ca

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SPECIALNOTES


HALL & PARK INFORMATION

HALL ANDLOCATION

RESIDENT RATESLicensed/Unlicensed

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NON-RESIDENTRATES

Licensed/UnlicensedH.S.T. Included

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CAPACITY

Stroud Innisfil C.C.7883 Yonge Street Hwy 11Innisfil, Ontario L9S 1K8

$ 395.50 (8 hour block)

$ 66.86 SOCAN$ 474.60 300 persons

180 persons

100 persons

500 persons

$ 339.00 (8 hour block)$ 66.86 SOCAN

$ 406.80

$ 339.00 (8 hour block)$ 46.48 SOCAN

$ 406.80Churchill Community Centre6322 Yonge Street Hwy. 11Churchill, Ontario L0L 1K0

South Innisfil C.C. (Lefroy)1354 Killarney Beach. Rd.Lefroy, Ontario L0L 1W0

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Innisfil Beach Park676 Innisfil Beach Rd.Innisfil, Ontario-LAKESIDE PAVILION-WEST PAVILIONInnisfil Beach Park-PARK GATE FEE

$101.70

$ 62.15$ 62.15No ChargeNo Charge

$122.04+ gate fee

$ 74.58+ gate fee

$ 74.58+ gate fee

$ 25.00$ 10.00

$101.70

$ 62.15$ 62.15

$122.04

$ 74.58$ 74.58

No ChargeNo Charge

$ 25.00$ 10.00

MINOR $ 16.95 /hourADULT $ 22.60 /hour

N/A$ 27.12/hour

Full Day9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.Half Day8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. 3:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.Mon-Sun 6am-10pmMon-Sun 5pm-10pm

Full Day9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.Half Day8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.3:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Mon. - Sun6am - 5pm5pm - 10pm

Centennial Park2870 7th LineInnisfil, OntarioL9S 4H6

Boat Launch Innisfil Beach Park

- Gate Fee applies to Non Res- Admission Fee for bus

$2.00 per person- Picnic Tables- Snack Bar- Gate open 6am-10pm- Winter Parking $10 N/R

- Boat Launch open fromVictoria Day weekend to Thanksgiving weekend.

- Picnic Tables- Hydro- Beach Volleyball

(Nets Provided)

- Light fees additional feeDiamonds/soccer pitches

Diamond & SoccerPitch Rentals

• Prices effective May 1/10. By Law #018-10. Prices subject to change.• A meeting rate is available upon request.• For further information on the above facilities call Town of Innisfil - Parks and Recreation at (705) 436-3710.• Check availability online at: inn-touch.innisfil.caSOCAN FEEThe society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishersof Canada (SOCAN) under Federal license are authorizedto charge a fee under Tariff - 8 Receptions, Conventions,Assemblies for using pre-recorded music. Socan fee isbased on hall capacity. Socan is in addition to hall rates.

L.C.B.O. LICENSESLiquor licenses issued by the L.L.B.O. are mandatory forall functions serving alcoholic beverages (including wine).Application for special occasion permits may be obtainedat any L.C.B.O. store.

Knock School Heritage Site(Knock Community Centre) 7176 10 SideroadInnisfil, Ontario L9S 3K8

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$ 30.00 per hour minimum 3 hours

* some restrictions apply

$ 50.00 per hour (adult)* some restrictions apply

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Shinny hockey is recreational hockey only. It should be understood by all players that there willbe no contact and no slap shots or raises. Senior players are 55 years of age and over.

Programs commence September 1st.

ADULT - $10.00 PER PLAYERInnisfil Recreational Complex - Cortellucci Rink

Monday 12:00 - 1:20 p.m.Tuesday 12:00 - 1:20 p.m.Wednesday 12:00 - 1:20 p.m.Thursday 12:00 - 1:20 p.m.

SENIORS - $5.00 PER PLAYERInnisfil Recreational Complex - Cortellucci Rink

Tuesday 10:30 - 11:50 a.m. Thursday 10:30 - 11:50 a.m.

DRESSED GOALIES ARE FREE

ARENA ICE RATES Stroud, Lefroy & Innisfil Recreational Complex (IRC)*

STROUD ARENA(705) 436-3321

Sunday 1:30 - 2:50 p.m.

Thursday 10:00 - 11:20 a.m.

Saturday 7:00 - 8:50 p.m.

Tuesday 10:00 - 10:50 a.m.

Tuesday 11:00 - 11:50 a.m.

LEFROY ARENA(705) 456-2581

Public Skating(Adult: $4.00, Child: $2.00

and Family $10.00)

Parent and Tot Skating(No Charge)

Seniors (Cost: $2.00)CHECK ONLINE AT www.innisfil.ca FOR CHANGES IN THE SCHEDULE!

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INNISFIL RECREATIONALCOMPLEX (Cortellucci)

(705) 436-3710 Ext. 4590

NON PRIME TIME: Monday to Friday 6 a.m.- 5 p.m.$152.55 (HST incl.)

PRIME TIME: Monday to Friday after 5 p.m. and All Day Sat & Sun $192.10 (HST incl.)

(** Rates are subject to change. **)

For Ice call 436-3710

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Saturday 12:00 - 1:50 p.m.

Wednesday 10:00 - 11:20 a.m.

Mon. & Thurs. 1:30 - 2:50 p.m.

ICEAVAILABILITY

check outinn-touch.innisfil.ca

(no www required)


INNISIFIL RECREATIONALCOMPLEX (Cortellucci)

Tuesday 4:00 p.m. - 5:20 p.m.&

Thursday 4:00 p.m. - 5:20 p.m.

LEFROY ARENA

Thursday 4:00 p.m. - 5:20 p.m.

$10.00 PER PERSON

CHECK ONLINE ATwww.innisfil.ca

FOR CHANGES INTHE SCHEDULE!


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Monday, March 14th 3:15 pm - 4:35 pm Tuesday, March 15th 1:30 pm - 2:50 pm Wednesday, March 16 1:30 pm - 3:20 pm Thursday March 17 3:00 pm - 3:50 pmFriday March 18th 4:15 pm - 5:35 pm

LEFROY ARENA

Monday March 14th 3:30 pm - 4:50 pmTuesday, March 15th 12:00 pm - 1:20 pmWednesday March 16 3:30 pm - 4:50 pm Friday March 18th 4:00 pm - 5:20 pm

STROUD ARENA

Monday March 14th 1:00 pm - 2:20 pmTuesday, March 15th 1:00 pm - 2:20 pmWednesday, March 16 1:00 pm - 2:20 pmThursday March 17th 5:00 pm - 6:20 pmFriday March 18th 1:00 pm - 2:20 pm

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Family: $10.00 (2 adult max 2 children)

Adults: $4.00Seniors: $2.00Children: $2.00

STROUD ARENA LEFROY ARENA INNISFIL REC. COMPLEX7883 Yonge Street 1354 Killarney Beach Rd 7315 Yonge Street

Innisfil, On L9S 1K8 Lefroy, On L0L 1W0 Innisfil, On L9S 4V7(705) 436-3321 (705) 456-2581 (705) 436-3710 Ext. 4590

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www.innisfil.library.on.caThe Innisfil Public Library offers something for everybody, from infants to senior citizens.

Please take a look at our upcoming programs. Call your local branch for information.Lakeshore: 431-7410 Stroud: 436-1681 Cookstown: 458-1273 Churchill: 456-2671

SPECIAL EVENTS: ALL BRANCHESWatch our flyers for some special events!

March: March Break June: Donuts for DadsApril: Egg Hunt June: Skip to the LibraryApril: Bunnies at the Library July/August: Summer Reading ClubApril: Canadian Children's Book Week August: Back to School ContestMay: Muffins for Moms

CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS**Children should be the appropriate age by the first day of a new session.

Please provide proof of age for each child registered.

March Break Programs: Registration begins: Tuesday, March 1Programs run: March 15-19

March Programs: Registration begins: Tuesday, March 22Programs run the weeks of: March 29-May 3

May Programs: Registration begins: Tuesday, May 10Programs run the weeks of: May 17-June 21

Children's Programs In the Nest: A baby storytime with tickles, bounces, songs and stories for accompanied, non-mobile babies. Lakeshore: Tuesdays, 11:00-11:30 a.m. or Thursdays, 11:00-11:30 a.m.Stroud: Fridays, 11:00-11:30 a.m.

Ready to Fly: A storytime session with games, songs and stories for accompanied, mobile children 3 years and under. Lakeshore: Tuesdays, 10:15-10:45 a.m. or Thursdays, 10:15-10:45 a.m.Stroud: Friday, 10:15-10:45 a.m.

Flying Solo: A storytime session with activities and crafts for independent children ages 3 to 5 years.Lakeshore: Wednesdays, 10:15-11:00 a.m. or Thursdays, 2:00-2:45 p.m.Stroud: Tuesdays, 2:00-2:45 p.m. or 4:30-5:15 p.m.

Dangerous Club Jr.: An after-school club with games and crafts for children ages 5-8. Churchill (ages 4-8): Wednesdays, 4:30-5:30 p.m. Lakeshore: Wednesdays, 4:00-5:00 p.m.Cookstown: Thursdays, 4:30-5:30 p.m. Stroud: Thursdays, 4:30-5:30 p.m.

The Dangerous Club for Kids: For ages 8 and up. Fun, adventure and a dangerously good time!Lakeshore: Thursdays, 4:30-5:30 p.m.

Acting Out! Make costumes, tell stories and act in plays in this drama club for aspiring actors ages 8-12. Cookstown: Wednesdays, 4:30-5:30 p.m.

Glam,Glitz: Ages10-14. We sew, we bake, we podge, we decorate, and we create exciting items for our bedroomsand ourselves. Cookstown: Tuesdays, 4:30-5:30 p.m.

Lakeshore: Tuesdays, 4:30-5:30 p.m. Stroud: Thursdays, 6:15-7:15 p.m.


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Children's Programs con’tDrop-In Storytimes: Drop-In Storytimes: All ages welcome. Drop in for songs, stories and activities. Childrenunder 3 must be accompanied by an adult. No registration required.Lakeshore: Fridays and Saturdays 10:30-11:00 am. Cookstown: Fridays, 10:30-11:00 a.m.Churchill: First Saturday of the month, 10:30-11:00 a.m.

Cuenta Cuentos en Español Ven con toda a disfrutar de cuentos, canciones y juegos en espanol. Songs, stories,rhymes and games. All ages welcome.Please check our monthly brochure for dates and times.

Girl Talk: Girl Talk is a book club for 8-11 year old story-loving girls and the special woman in their lives (e.g. mother, aunt, grandmother, etc.). Meetings are held every 2 months on Saturdays, 1:00pm at the CookstownBranch 458-1273.

The Next Page: A book club for girls 12 and up and the special woman in their lives (e.g. mother, aunt, grandmother, etc.). Meetings are held every 2 months on Saturdays, 1:00 p.m. at the Cookstown Branch 458-1273.

Movie Madness: Enjoy a family film at the Lakeshore Branch. Dates and titles are announced monthly. Admission $2.00 per person. Snack and Drink $1.

Day Care Book Bags: Day care providers are invited to take advantage of our Day Care Book Service. Let us knowthe age group of your day care, and we will select up to 30 books, check them out to you for 3 weeks, and havethem packed and ready for you to pick up!

Adult's Programs Computer Classes: Introductory computer courses are offered on an ongoing basis at the Lakeshore andCookstown Branches. Call for information on upcoming courses. Advance registration required. $10.00 per course.

Lakeshore Book Club: Meets the last Thursday of every month, 7:00 p.m. Everyone welcome, to register please call 431-7410 ext. 228.

Cookstown Book Club: Meets the 3rd Wednesday night every month, 7:00 p.m. Everyone welcome, to registerplease call 458-1273.

Stroud Book Club: Meets the last Wednesday of every month, 7:00 p.m. Everyone welcome! Please call 436-1681 to register.

Book of the Month Club: Love to read; don't want to talk about it? Books will be available the first Tuesday of every month and will be distributed on a first come, first served basis.

Boating Exam: If you plan on operating a motor boat, jet ski or other motorized watercraft then you need an official Pleasure Craft Operator Card. Take the exam at Innisfil Public Library. Please contact the library for datesand cost.

Ask On: Get live chat help with finding the information you need. Visit Innisfil Public Library's website to startchatting.

Freegal: We're the first library in Ontario to offer Freegal, your new music library. Freegal gives you access tohundreds of thousands of tracks from the Sony catalogue on mp3. Download and save them to your PC, Mac,handheld device or iPod.

Churchill: 456-2671 Lakeshore: 431-7410 Cookstown: 458-1273 Stroud: 436-1681


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Please call Innisfil Parks & Recreation Office at 436-3710 for any updates to this page.

CHURCHESChurchill United 456-0352

Cookstown Anglican 458-4491

Cookstown United 458-9701

Innisfil Community 436-1611

Lefroy United 456-2098

New Life Fellowship Baptist 436-5413

St. James United 436-5225

St. Paul's Anglican 722-7755

St. Peter's Anglican 456-4396

Stroud Presbyterian 436-3323

CONTACTSInnisfil Fire & Rescue 436-2763

Innisfil Municipal Office 436-3710

Innisfil Recreation Complex436-3610 Ext. 4590

Innisfil YMCA 431-9622

Royal Victoria Hospita 728-9802

South Simcoe Police Ser.436-2141

South Simcoe Theatre 458-4432

Gildford Playgroup 905-778-1022

CHILD CAREBouncing Ball Co-op

Nursery School 436-1569

Cookstown Co-op Play Group Karla (905) 778-1507

Simcoe Childcare Serv. 431-2407

YMCA Childcare 436-9411

LIBRARIESChurchill Public Library 456-2671

Cookstown Public Library458-1273

Innisfil Public LibraryLakeshore Branch 431-7410

Stroud Public Library 436-1681


Welcome WagonElsa 436 - 6205Beth 431 - 6675Janice 431 - 6163Marilyn 431 - 8193

SCHOOLSAlcona Glen Elem. School 431-5918

Bouncing Ball Co-opNursery School 436-1569

Cookstown Central Public 458-4461

Cookstown Co-op PlaygroupBryan Haas 458-8468

Goodfellow Public School 436-3600

Holy Cross Catholic School 431-2935

Innisfil Central Public 456-2534

Killarney Beach Public 456-2630

Nantyr Shores Secondary 431-5950

St. Francis of Assisi 431-5711

Sunnybrae Public School 436-1100

MINOR ORGANIZATIONCookstown Minor Soccer Assoc.

Gord Fisher, 458-0821Carl Andersen, 458-4038

Girl Guides of Canada - Ages 5 and up1-877-323-4545 Ext. 5232

Innisfil Ball Hockey ClubKaren Roberts, President 436-7124

Innisfil Figure Skating Club Shawnna Harrison 431-6458

Innisfil Minor Baseball Assoc.Wendy Scharnhorst 739-3027

Innisfil Minor Broomball LeagueDebra Doohan (705) 424-5332

Innisfil Minor Hockey Kendra Admas, President 431-6089

Innisfil Minor LacrosseSandra Hardie President (705) 294-6014

Innisfil Minor Softball LeagueScott Northcott, Presidents 431 - 4113

Innisfil Soccer ClubKaren Miziolek 431-4516

Lefroy Minor Hockey Assoc.Karen Stewart, President 458-6642

Lefroy Skating ClubJoanne Balzs, President 705 722-6457

Scouts Canada 1-888-SCOUTS-NOW1st Stroud Cubs

Kevin Ashby 431-9634

ADULT ORGANIZATIONInnisfil Gentlemen's Hockey

Barry Toal 456 - 4751Innisfil Men’s Ball Hockey

(289) 439-0797

Innisfil Mens Broomball LeagueBarb Burnley (905) 729 - 4759

Innisfil Mixed Dart Leaguewww.innisfildarts.com

Innisfil Soccer ClubKaren Miziolek 431-4516

Innisfil Women’s 3 Pitch LeagueGillian Ferrier 705-739-0902

Sandy Cove Senior Men’s BaseballLorne Beechner 431-9812

Stroud Mixed Slo PitchJennifer Boem 791-2174

Sunday Nite BallChris Reynolds, Pres. 436-4564

York Simcoe Adult RingetteYvette Kramer 905-778-9268

HALLSABC Hall Janet Deacon 436-7299

Churchill Community Centre 436-3710

Cookstown Library & Community Centre 436-3710

Gilford Community Hall 456-4181

Grange Hall Patty Finn 456-8426

Innisfil Lions HallLynda Haskin 431-6231

Knock School Heritage Site 436-3710

Royal Canadian Legion Br.547 431-9231

South Innisfil Community Centre (Lefroy Arena) 456-2581

Stroud Innisfil Recreation Centre (Stroud Arena) 436-3321

Thornton Arena 458-9153

CURLING CLUBSChurchill Curling Club 456-2100

James Patrick 456-0059

Cookstown Curling ClubSylvia Murphy 705-435-9636

Stroud Curling Club Bert Johnson 436-1473

LIONS CLUBS

Gilford & District Lions ClubJohn Hamilton Jr. 451-0378

Innisfil Lions ClubLarry Wilkins 431-1826

Thornton Lions ClubWarren Bagley 458-9358

CLUBS

ABC Hall Janet Deacon 436-7299

Bon Secour Snowmobile [email protected]

Cookstown Agricultural SocietyBarb & Dave Marling 458-4590

Cookstown Chamber of Commerce 458-7007

Cookstown Maple Leaf Seniors ClubBruce Hudson, Pres. 458 - 2219

Gilford & District Horticultural Society Eveline Teras 436-4776

Innisfil Chamber of Commerce431-4199

Innisfil Historical SocietyDonna Wice 436-2578

Nantyr Beach AssociationDagmar Schubert, Treas. 431-4130Dante Durante 436-9585

Painswick Horticultural SocietyFran Burton 705-735-6406Donna Wice 436-2578

Rotary Club of InnisfilShawn Gannaw, Pres. 456-1899

Royal Canadian Legion Branch 547 456-2531

Bill VanBerkel 456-2462


SERVICE CLUBS

Please call Innisfil Parks & Recreation Office at 436-3710 for any updates to this page.

PAINSWICK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETYEstablished in 1972, this active society works diligentlybeautifying sites at Alcona, Big Bay Point, Cookstown,Knock Heritage Site and Stroud. Informative speakersare featured at open meetings held at St. Paul’s ChurchHall on the 3rd Thursday of each month from March toNovember. For info. call Fran Burton 705-735-6406.

INNISFIL CHAPTER ORDER OF THEEASTERN STAROur regular chapter meetings are held monthly on the2nd Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. except Julyand August at the Masonic Hall 2156 Victoria StreetStroud.For further information, please contact Sharon Reynolds,705-436-6937

INNISFIL HISTORICAL SOCIETYEstablished in 1972, this society strives to preserve andshare the history of the Town of Innisfil. Most monthlymeetings are held on the 3rd Saturday at the KnockSchool Heritage Site at 2 pm. All are welcome. Toaccess over 4000 historical photos and documents, visit our website at www.innisfilhistorical.ca President Margret Baker 458-9362. Call Donna at 436-2578 for further information.

INNISFIL LIONS CLUB & LIONESS CLUBThe Members of the Innisfil Lions Club and the InnisfilLioness Club join with the Town of Innisfil Parks andRecreation to serve our Community.Bingo - Every Monday night at 6:45 p.m. Lions Hall

Contact: Wolter Folkema 436-7086The Lions Dinner meetings are held on the 1st Tuesdayof the month, 7:15 p.m., Contact: Larry Wilksons 431-1826The Lioness meet on the 2nd Wednesday & 4thTuesday of the month, 7:00 p.m. at the Lions Hall,Contact: Judy Ledbetter 721-5507.Hall Rental, Contact: Lynda Haskin 431-6231

ALCONA SENIORS CLUB 28537 years in service. ABC Hall. For more informationcall Adoris Mason, President 431-2720

GILFORD & DISTRICT HORTICULTURALSOCIETY Founded 1979Meetings are held mostly on the 2nd Monday of themonth from March to November at the ChurchillCommunity Center. All meetings start at 7:30 p.m., allnon-members are welcome.

For more information, Eveline Teras 436-4776The south Innisfil Arboretum is open to the public fromMay 1st corner of 20th sideroad & Shore Acres Dr. inGilford. Call: Glen Rogers, 431 - 9278 Tree Sponsorship: Jenni Murrell, 431 - 9278

TUESDAY SOCIAL CLUBMeet your neighbors and new friends for a fun filledsocial gathering located at the Grange Hall, ChurchDrive North (behind the Lefroy United Church). Join inon bid euchre and progressive euchre. Refreshments to follow, Pot Luck once a month.Tuesday afternoon’s 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm - September toMay. Evenings 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm - June, July andAugust. For more information leave a message at 456-2098

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH # 547 - Lefroy - Belle Ewart Our Legion has served this community for 50 years.General meetings are held the 3rd Tuesday of eachmonth at 7 p.m. Anyone can join the Legion, pleasecall Bill VanBerkel, 456-2462 or the Ladies Auxiliary,Betty at 436-1144. The club room is open Friday,Saturday and Sunday. For hours of operation pleasecall the Legion at 456-2531.Hall Rentals for Parties, etc. at reasonable rates, callJoyce at 431-9231 or the Legion at 456-2531.

ROTARY CLUB OF INNISFILMeetings are Wednesday's at 7:30am in the Multi-Purpose Room at the Innisfil YMCA. Contact: ShawnGannaw, Pres. (705)456-1899 or [email protected]


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PROGRAM INDEXAerobicsBoot Camp 49BOSU Balance Trainer 52Total Body Workout! 54Boot Camp By The Beach 48

ArtsAcrylic Painting Workshop 32Acrylic Painting for Beginners 32Watercolor Adult 32Drawing for Adults 33Kinder Artists Ages 3-5 yrs 12Painting Still Life Ages 9-13 21Watercolor Painting Adult 32Watercolour Evenings Beginners 32Photography 34More Puppet Secrets Ages 9-12 21Puppet Secrets Workshop 21Scrapbooking - All About Dad 20Scrapbooking - Girls Night Out 20Photo Organization Workshop 34Makeup Art - Age 13-17 22

BadmintonBadminton - for All Levels 46

BallPlayball - Introduction Two Can Do 10Playball Ages 3-4 11Playball Ages 4-5 16

CampDrama Club's "Play in a Week" 31MacLaren Art Camp 9-12 yrs 30MacLaren Art Camp Ages 5-8 yrs 30Playball Camp for Ages 3-5 31The Director's Cut Claymation 30The Director's Cut Reel Film 29Toying Around & Comic Relief 29Adventure Ages 5-12 28Discovery Full Day Ages 3-5 27Discovery Half Day Ages 3-5 27Sports Ages 5-12 26

CertificateCounselor in Training - Rookie 13+ 24Counselor in Training - Veteran 24Red Cross - Babysitting Course 23Basic Rescuer CPR Level 'C' 39Basic Rescuer Level 'C' CPR 39Emerg. First Aid & CPR 'C' 39Home Alone & PeopleSavers 4 23Standard First Aid & CPR 'C' 39Standard First Aid Recert 39

ComputerComputers Don't Bite 40Computers Don't Bite II 40

CycleLet's Ride Community Cycling 23

DanceBallet for Tots Ages 3-5 with Tori 12Beginner Belly Adult 40Boys Beginner Flip-Hop Age 6+ 18Kinder Ages 2-3 9Kinder Ages 4-6 12Latin Dance Ages 6-10 18Line Dancing Intro/Beginner 41Line Progressive/Intermediate 41Princess Ballet Ages 2-3 9Princess Ballet Ages 3-5 12Scottish Highland Dance Age 4+ 15Tumbling Acrobat Ages 6-8 18Tumbling for Tots Ages 3-5 12

DramaChildren's Drama Age 4 - 7 years 14Youth Drama Age 8 - 12 years 22

FilmFilm - Rock Paper Scissors 7 - 11 years

18FitnessBody Blast 53Butt & Abs 48Gut Buster 49Zumba 42Monkeynastix Ages 1-2 9Monkeynastix Ages 2-3 11Monkeynastix Ages 4-5 16Taoist Tai Chi Introduction 42

GardeningFor the Love of Gardening 33

GolfAdult Beginner Clinic 47Adult Interm/Advance Clinic 47Junior Clinic Ages 5 - 12 18

Horseback RidingIntroduction to HorseBack Riding 34

LanguagesBaby Sign Lanquage - Level 1 9Spanish for Travellers Adults 34Spanish Language Basics 20

Martial ArtsMartial Arts (Adult) 48Martial Arts - Yujo 20

MusicMusIQ Club Ages 4-5 15MusIQ Club Ages 6-8 19MusIQ Club Ages 9-12 22

PilatesPilates - Essential Pilates 52Pilates - Men on Mats 50Pilates - Muffin-top Minimizer 51Revolving Target Pilates Fusion 52Rise & Shine Intro to Pilates 52Rise & Shine Pilates Sculpt 50Pilates - Sunriser Pilates Flow 51Pilates Flow 50Pilates Intro 50

SkatingSkating - Level 1 (Pre-Beginner) 2+ 13Skating - Level 2 (Beginner) 3+ 13Skating - Level 3 (Adv-Beg) 3+ 14Skating - Pre School Ages 4-5 14Skating - Rising Stars Age 4+ 14

SoccerPlayball - Indoor Soccer Ages 3-4 10Playball - Indoor Soccer Ages 4-5 16Playball - Outdoor Soccer Ages 3-4 10Playball - Outdoor Soccer Ages 4-5 16

SportsBocce By the Beach 43Sports Kidz'n - All Sports 5-7yr 17Sports Kidz'n - All Sports 7-9yr 20Sports Night - Girls Only Ages 6-8 17

TennisTennis Basics 11 & under 19Tennis Basics for Adult 42Tennis Basics for Teens 12+ 22

VolleyballVolleyball - Co-ed 44Volleyball - Co-ed (Ages 21 & Up) 44Volleyball - Junior (Ages 9-14) 21Volleyball - Ladies (Ages 21 & up) 43

WalkingPumping with Poles 54Walk To Run 48

YogaYoga On The Beach 48Yoga - Chair 45Yoga - Hatha Vinyasa Flow 46Yoga - Mother and Baby 44Yoga - Prenatal 44Yoga For Beginners 45Yoga for Beginners...A Step by Step 46Yoga for Progressive 46



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