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Leisure Activity Guide

Valid until August 31, 2011

Spring & Summer 2011

STRATFORD & DISTRICT LEISURE ACTIVITY COUNCILThe Stratford & District Leisure Activity Council is a volunteer association of organizations and individuals which offer and/or support leisure, recreational and educational activities/programs.

Goals of the Council are as follows:• To support a variety of activities for the benefit of the community.• To inform the community of events planned, individually and collaboratively, by its members.• To provide a forum for its members to share program information, resources and explore areas of mutual interest.• To promote the concept that physical activity, educational opportunities and community involvement are vital to a healthy

and vibrant community.

Projects of the Council include:• Bulletin Board • Leisure Activity Calendar • Workshops • Parade of Lights• Leisure Activity Handbook • Newspaper Column • Winterfest

LEISURE ACTIVITY HANDBOOK

This handbook is a cooperative venture by the members of the Council, listed below, to bring information to our community on current and upcoming programs and events. We encourage you to keep this handbook in a prominent place in your home and refer to it often. It will enrich your lives.

AGENCIES Phone Number Page Centre for Employment and Learning 519-271-4896 3-4City of Stratford Community Services Department 519-271-0250 Ext. 286 5-13Community Living Stratford and Area 519-273-1000 14Conestoga College of Applied Arts & Technology 519-271-5700 15Gallery Stratford 519-271-5271 16Living in a Nurturing Community (LINC) 519-275-7377 17One Care 519-271-2217 18-19Perth District Health Unit 519-271-7600 20-22Spruce Lodge 519-271-2773 Ext. 2 23St. John Ambulance 519-271-2290 24Stratford Perth Museum 519-393-5311 25-26 Stratford and District Horticultural Society 519-271-8602 27Stratford Public Library 519-271-0220 28-29Stratford Minor Sports Council 519-272-0813 30-31Stratford-Perth Archives 519-271-0531 32Taoist Tai Chi Society of Canada – Stratford 519-273-5614 33University of Waterloo 519-888-4856 34 Volunteeers in Perth 519-271-1329 35YMCA of Stratford-Perth 519-271-0480 36-39

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COMMUNITY LIVING STRATFORD AND AREA

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Proceeds towards

The traditioncontinues

Thursday, May 26, 20116-10 pm • Knox Presbyterian Church

Buffet Dinner Live Jazz Band Live & Silent Auction$30.00 per person $12.00 children 12 & under

Complete list of Auction items listed on our website at www.community-living.com

8th Annual

Tickets& Information

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519.273.1000

Spa PackagesTheatre Packages

Mystery TourPhotography Package

Gift Certificates

Experience PackagesGift ItemsBBQ

Patio FurniturePlane Ride

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CONESTOGA COLLEGE

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GALLERY STRATFORD

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KIDS CLASSES Letters of the Lost Art (ages 4-6) For wee hands learning to print, the purpose of this 4 week class is to inspire, create and celebrate the importance of forming letters. Tuesdays, 4-5 pm, April 5 – April 26, $55 Gallery Member, $65 Non-member

Art Submerged (ages 7-12) Art and science meet in this dynamic drawing and sculpture class inspired by the works of German artist and biologist, Ernst Haeckl. Mondays, 4:30-6 pm, March 28 – May 9 $85 Gallery Member, $95 Non-member

Material Inc. (ages 7-12) Combining paper and fabric, students will layer, print, stamp, stencil and more – discovering the endless possibilities of textile surface design. Wednesdays, 4:30-6 pm, April 13 – May 18 $85 Gallery Members, $95 Non-member

Ready, Set, CLICK! (ages 7-12) Learn the ins and outs of digital photography in a relaxed, fun and creative environment. Saturday, 1-4 pm, May 15 $50 Gallery Members, $55 Non-member

54 Romeo Street, Stratford, 519.271.5271 x23 www.gallerystratford.on.ca [email protected]

TEEN CLASSES Stop Motion Animation (Teens) Explore the concept of movement and illusion using basic video and photo techniques! Wednesdays, 7-9:30 pm, March 30 – April 6 $45 Gallery Member, $55 Non-Member

Pinhole Camera (Teens) Design, construct and discover the joys of photography using a pinhole camera! Saturdays, 1-3 pm, May 28 – June 11 $55 Gallery Member, $65 Non-Member

Arts Alive Summer Program Children take part in fun and creative multi-media art projects under the guidance of professional artists and educators. One-week French program also available. Monday to Friday, 9 am – 4 pm Weekly from July 4 to July 29

Half Days, per Week: $85 Gallery Members, $95 Non-member Full Days, per Week: $165 Gallery Members, $180 Non-member

Drop–in Programs: Family Sundays: take on new art projects each month, lead by an educator FREE: April 10 1-3 pm Open Studio: draw from a live model each week, hosted by artist Ken Nutt. Wednesdays, 8-10 pm, $10 per session

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PERTH DISTRICT HEALTH UNIT

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Prenatal Classes: Two choices of free prenatal classesare available in Stratford and Listowel for expectant womenand their partners:Prenatal Classes

• one all day Saturday class or • three weekday evening classes

Topics include nutrition, stress management, parenting,changes during pregnancy and more.

Young Parents’ Prenatal Classes is offered as a programof six classes for teens and young women.

Prenatal Health Fairs: These free information fairs are forpeople planning a pregnancy and those already in early tomid pregnancy. Dads-to-be, grandparents, support peopleand pregnant women at all stages are welcome.

Stratford: Tuesday, April 12, 5:30-7:30 pm, Arden ParkHotel, 552 Ontario St.

Family Connection: This is a regular drop-in forexpectant parents and families with children 0-6 years ofage. A Public Health Nurse is available to provide you withinformation on pregnancy, child growth and development,

parenting, and more. Offered in Stratford, Listowel,Milverton, Mitchell and St. Marys. Visit our web site fordates, times and locations.

Young Parents’ Place: Free drop-in for pregnant andparenting teens and young adults (under 25 years old) tolearn parenting skills, obtain community resourceinformation and receive support from others. Help preparea meal together at no charge. Childcare available.

Stratford: 1st, 3rd & 5th Wednesday of the month, 5-7 pm,Ontario Early Years Centre, 35 Waterloo St. N.

Listowel: Last Tuesday of the month, 6 - 8 pm, ListowelDay Care, 791 Main St.

Healthy Babies Healthy Children: A free program forexpectant parents and families with children 0-6 years ofage. This program offershome visiting and otherparent support services. Call Health Line for details.

Prenatal & Parenting Programs for Perth County

For more information on these programs or programs offered by other agencies within Perth County, call Health Line at

519-271-7600 ext 267or toll-free at 1-877-271-7348 ext 267.

More parenting information is available on our Web site at www.pdhu.on.ca


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Easy ways to be “in motion” every day!

• Play at a park

• Take a hike on local trails

• Turn on music…and dance

• Walk to the store

• Go for a swim

• Turn off the screens … be active instead

• Rent or borrow a fitness video

• Play catch or soccer

• Go for a bike ride

For more informationcall 519-271-7600 ext 267visit www.hpinmotion.ca

or www.facebook.com/huronperthinmotion

Huron-Perth iin motion is a group of community partners working together to encourage people to be more physically active for better health.

Being “in motion” is about makingphysical activity a part of yourdaily life.

Children and youth should accumulate at least 60 minutes of physical activity daily.


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SPRUCE LODGE

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ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

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It could mean the difference...between life and death!

Note that cancellation and change fees apply. We reserve the right to change course dates due to minimum number requirements.

We also stock a wide variety of personal and Industrial (WSIB mandated) First Aid Kits and supplies!Contact our office about other course dates available including .custom arrangements for groups

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St.John Ambulance

SAVING LIVESat work, home and play

2011 MARCH TO JUNE SCHEDULE

Stratford and St. MarysAdministrative Centre

Phone (519)271-2290Fax (519)271-9631

e-mailwebsite

[email protected]

CPR Level C $75

What Every Babysitter Should Know $50

Emergency Child Care $85

Babysafe $20

(8 hour course)

(1 day course)

(9 hour course over 3 evgs)

(2 hour demonstration)

Provides compreetraining in CPR is recommended. 3 year certification.

hensive CPR training for general public interest or workplacerequirements. Annual r

Babysitting responsibilities with emphasis on safety and coping in emergencysituations. Handbook and certificate included.

Designed for parents, nannies and child care providers working with children toage 8. CPR (Level B). Includes Emergency First Aid Certificate valid for 3 years.

Non certificate demonstration for new parents and grandparents focusing onartificial respiration, choking and CPR techniques used on infants birth to 1 year

of age. Learn valid emergency skills with lots of practice time included.

Stratford......Sat Jun 25..............................................

Stratford......Thurs May 19 .................................................4pm to 10pm

Stratford......Tues Apr 5, Tues Apr 12, Tues Apr 19 ..........7pm to 10pm

Sat Apr 2, Sun Apr 3, Sat Apr 16 & Sun Apr 17 ...............call for details

Stratford ......Wed Mar 23 .....................................................7pm to 9pmStratford ......Tues Jun 14 .....................................................7pm to 9pm

CPR Level A/Level C andHCP** Recertification Course

Call the office for information on your required CPR level and cost.

Stratford......Sat Apr 9 ..........................................................9am to 4pmStratford......Sat May 14.......................................................9am to 4pmStratford......Fri Jun 10 (P.A. Day) .......................................9am to 4pm

8:30am to 4:30pm

Call for details.

St. John Ambulance Instructor Course

sponsoredbyUnited Way

ALL COURSES MUST BE PRE-REGISTERED THROUGH THESTRATFORD ADMINISTRATION CENTRE AT

or(519) 271 2290 [email protected]

Training Locations:STRATFORD•55 CHARLES ST.

ST. MARYS•267 QUEEN ST. W. (St. Marys Hospital-lower level)

NEW Toll Free #1-877-271-2270

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Standard First AidplusCPRLevel A AED $120

Emergency First Aid plus CPR Level A AED $85

Standard First Aid plus CPR Level C AED $140

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Level C and HCP** CPR offered in conjunction with these dates.

Level C also offered in conjunction with these dates.

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Level C and HCP** CPR offered in conjunction with these dates.

WorkplaceSafetyandInsuranceBoard(WSIB)recognizedforcompanieswithmorethan5employees.Certificatevalid for threeyearsuponcompletionthenoneday required.OnerescuerAdult (LevelA)CPRincluded.

Two day course as per Standard First Aid with CPR Level A Heartsaver PLUS one or two rescuerCPR and choking maneuvers for an adult, an infant and child resuscitation. Three year certification.

renewal

WSIB recognized for companies with 1-5 employees. For course dates selectday one/first 8 hours of the Standard First Aid/Level A course.

St Marys Tues Mar 22 & Wed Mar 23 .......................8:30am to 4:30pmStratford Fri Mar 25 & Sat Mar 26....Fri 6 to10:30pm; Sat 8:30am to 6pmStratford Wed Mar 30 & Thurs Mar 31......................8:30am to 4:30pmStratford Fri Apr 8 & Fri Apr 15 .................................8:30am to 4:30pmSt Marys Sat Apr 16 & Sun Apr 17............................8:00am to 4:00pmStratford Tues Apr 19 & Wed Apr 20 ........................8:30am to 4:30pmStratford Fri Apr 29 & Sat Apr 30.....Fri 6 to10:30pm; Sat 8:30am to 6pmSt Marys Tues May 3 & Wed May 4..........................8:30am to 4:30pmStratford Mon May 16 & Tues May 17 ......................8:30am to 4:30pmStratford Thurs May 26 & Thurs Jun 2......................8:30am to 4:30pmStratford Sat May 28 & Sun May 29 .........................8:00am to 4:00pmSt Marys Sat Jun 11 & Sun Jun 12 ...........................8:00am to 4:00pmStratford Wed Jun 15 & Thurs Jun 16.......................8:30am to 4:30pmStratford Fri Jun 17 & Sat Jun 18 ....Fri 6 to10:30pm; Sat 8:30am to 6pm

Stratford Mon Mar 28 .....................................................8:30am to 5pmStratford Thurs Apr 14....................................................8:30am to 5pmStratford Sat May 7 ........................................................8:30am to 5pmStratford Fri May 27 .......................................................8:30am to 5pmStratford Tues Jun 7.......................................................8:30am to 5pm

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Standard First Aid CPR/AED $85Renewals with • (1 day)

St Marys TuesMar22&WedMar23..Tues8:30am-6pm;Wed8:30amto4:30pmStratford Mar25,26&27....St Marys Sat Apr 16 & Sun Apr 17...........Sat 8am-6pm; Sun 8am-4pmStratford Apr29,30,May1..St Marys TuesMay3&WedMay4 ...Tues8:30am-6pm;Wed8:30amto4:30pmStratford Sat May 28 & Sun May 29 ....... Sat 8am-6pm; Sun 8am-4pmSt Marys Sat Jun 11 & Sun Jun 12 ..........Sat 8am-6pm; Sun 8am-4pmStratford Jun 17, 18 & 19

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See our selection oftraining courses at www.sja.ca

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STRATFORD PERTH MUSEUM

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Stratford Perth Museum4275 Huron Road. R.R.#5

Stratford, OntarioN5A 6S6

(On the West end of Stratford)

ADMISSION BYDONATION

SEPTEMBER TO APRILTuesday to Saturday: 10 - 4

MAY, JUNE, JULY, AUGUSTSunday & Monday: 12 - 4

Tuesday to Saturday: 10 - 4

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your community • your museumCome and visit today!

Flavours of PerthSaturday August 13Dinner: 5 - 7 pm

Great food & entertainment at a greatprice for a great cause! Event at the

Shakespeare Optimist Hall.

Tickets available at the museum.

Price: TBD

Innkeepers’ DinnerSaturday April 2

Tippling begins at 6 pm

Dinner by Chef Max Holbrook.Featuring: Entertainment, silent

auction, snappy speeches & fun!

Tickets available at the museum.

$100 per ticket ($80 tax receipt)

EVENTS

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WWW .STRAT FORDPERTHMUSEUM . CA

your community • your museum

EXHIBITS &ACTIVITIES

Now on display:

1923 SFD Fire Truck &Stratford’s own

Brooks Steam Car

Enjoy a stroll along thegroomed trails of the

museum’s7.5 acre property.

Picnic tables available

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The Stratford and District Horticultural Society

MeetingsLast Monday of the MonthSpruce Lodge, Auditorium

7:30 p.m.Members free, Non-members $5.00Our meetings include door prizes,

refreshments and a social time.

Adult Memberships$15.00 (Calendar year)

(519) 271-5232

Youth Garden Club6 – 12 years old

Memberships $5.00(519) 271-2739

May 14, 2010May 30, 2010June 25, 2010

July 3, 2010Sept. 26, 2010

Annual Plant SaleMembers Spring Flower ShowAnnual Flower Show & Tea RoomAnnual Garden TourMembers Fall Flower Show

Membership BenefitsReceive three newsletters (The Gardener)Enjoy interesting speakersExchange plants, seeds, bulbsPlant community flower bedsAttend workshops, courses & chatsEnjoy discounts at many local businesses.

Everyone Welcome!

Special Events

STRATFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY

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STRATFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY

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STRATFORD MINOR SPORTS COUNCIL

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STRATFORD MINOR SPORTS COUNCIL

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Stratford Memorials Minor Boys Softball Stratford Youth Soccer Murray Patterson - President Maureen Mitchell - Administrator 519-272-0813 519-272-1482 [email protected] [email protected]

www.stratfordmemorialssoftball.ca www.stratfordyouthsoccer.com

Stratford Minor Girls Softball Association Stratford Minor Baseball Association Kathy Parkins - President Cathy Graver - President 519-276-0959 [email protected] [email protected]

www.smgsa.ca www.leaguelineup.com/smba-indians

Stratford Aces Girls Hockey Stratford Skating Club Donald Cockwell - Registrar Kim Lincoln - President 519-625-1583 [email protected] [email protected]

www.aceshockey.com www.stratfordskatingclub.ca

Stratford Minor Hockey Association Stratford Badminton Club Mike Hansford - Director Laurie Krempien-Hall - President 519-271-3848 [email protected] [email protected]

www.stratfordhockey.ca www.stratfordbadmintonclub.com

Stratford Volleyball Club Stratford Optimist Basketball Association Ted Hopkinson - President Jeff Orr - Director519-271-8279 519-271-4340 [email protected] [email protected]

www.stratfordvolleyballclub.com www.stratfordbasketball.com

Stratford Rotary Hockey League ATTAC – Avon tsunami Aquatic Club Tim Cunningham - Registrar Cathy Wyse - Registrar 519 273-9332 [email protected] [email protected]

www.stratfordrotaryhockey.com www.attac.weebly.com

SUMMER SPORTS REGISTRATION Every February at the Rotary Rec Centre

WINTER SPORTS REGISTRATION Every June at the Rotary Rec Centre

STRATFORD-PERTH ARCHIVES

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Stratford-Perth Archives

Genealogy and local history are our specialties!

Join the thousands of researchers who use the Archives each year to discover their "roots" or to explore the history of their homes. Visitors are always welcome to browse

the books and photographs or simply drop in with a question or two about your community’s history.

Stratford-Perth Archives preserves the heritage of Perth County and Stratford by

receiving transfers of municipal government records as well as donations of documents from local families, businesses, and community organizations.

24 St. Andrew St. Stratford, ON N5A 1A3 519-271-0531, ext 259

[email protected]

www.perthcounty.ca Please check website for hours and contact information for branches

in Listowel and Mitchell.

TAOIST TAI CHI

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www.taoist.org

Untie YourKnots!

Taoist Tai ChiTM Improve your health, reduce

stress, improve balance, strength, and flexibility.

Join a class today!

Visit www.taoist.org/stratford or email to [email protected] for information about our new classes.The Taoist Tai Chi Society of Canada is a registered charity - #119258655 RR0001

You are invited to our new location at 670 Ontario St. (519) 273-5614

Grand Opening!Saturday, May 28 12:00 noon

Join us for food, and witness a Chinese dragon and lion dancers, demonstrations of Taoist Tai ChiTM arts of health, and more!

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A partnership between the Faculty of Engineering and the Faculty of Science. Engineering Science Quest is a proud member of Actua.

1-877-ESQ-KIDS

A fun and exciting

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1-877-ESQ-KIDS

www.esq.uwaterloo.ca

Running the following camps in Stratford, August 15th-19th, for Grades 4-6August 22nd-26th, for Grades 1-3

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YMCA OF STRATFORD-PERTH

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Summer Adventure Camp

Another exhilarating summer awaits your child where he or she can reunite with old friends and make some special new ones! They will explore an exciting and fun theme each week.

Wacky games, crazy activities, crafts, and swimming will fi ll their days! Some special activities will also be planned to keep the excitement high and the adventure fresh!

Members $105.00 Non-Mem $125.00Junior 3–5 years Senior 6–12 years

What are your kids doing this summer?

CAMP DESCRIPTION DATES AGES:

Cooking Program

July 4–8 or August 15–19

6–8 years

Creative Art Program with Scrapbooking

July 4–8, or July 18–22, or August 22–26

3–5 / 6–8 years

Music Program July 25–29 6–12 years

A Radio and TV Program

August 8–12 9–13 years

Clay work July 11–15 August 22–26

6–8 years9–12 years

Members $145.00 Non-Mem $165.00

Cultural Arts Camps

YMCA of Stratford-Perth 204 Downie Street, Stratford N5A1X4 519-271-0480 www.stratfordperthymca.com

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Campers will focus on healthy habits, stress reduction, self esteem building, and total body nourishment. Through dance, yoga, art, nature, and more children will learn who they are, gain healthy self-image; build their inner leader and more.

July 4–8 August 8–12 July 11–15 August 15–19 July 18–22 July 25–29 Ages 6–12 Members $145.00 Non-Mem $165.00

Certifi ed instructors at Twin Bells Ranch pair your child with a horse for the week. The licensed facility features both indoor and outdoor arenas where campers of all abilities learn proper horsemanship techniques. At the end of the week, we invite you to the ranch to see your child’s newly acquired skills as they perform in a horse show! Campers with special needs are asked to call prior to registration.

July 11–15 and August 15–19 Ages 8–12Members $240.00 Non-Mem $260.00

August 2–5* Ages 9–15 yearsMembers $180.00 Non-Mem $200.00

Camps, Camps, Camps

Campers will learn a variety of different activities this week at camp! Skills and instructions will be learned for shuffl eboard, badminton, bocce ball. horseshoes, squash, racketball & plenty more! Campers will go home with the knowledge of these classic games that will keep them enteretained for hours!

July 16–20 Ages 6–8August 22–26 Ages 9–12

Members $120.00 Non-Mem $140.00

Campers will spend the morning with GW Soccer Schools where children learn co-ordination, skills and passing games and practice, and skills competition. This fast-paced soccer week will help your child learn and get better at moves to beat players, turns, tricks, juggling, one on one, and more! Afternoons will include games, crafts, swimming, and other traditional day camp activities.

July 11–15 or August 15–19 Ages 5–7 July 4–8 or 25–29 Ages 8–11July 18–22 Ages 12–14 Members $145.00 Non-Mem $165.00

August 2–5 Ages 8–12Members $180.00 Non-Mem $200.00

No truly Canadian summer would be complete with-out time spent in a canoe. Campers will learn proper paddling techniques and canoe safety from a qualifi ed instructor while spending the entire day at Wildwood Conservation Area.

July 11–15 Ages 8–12 August 8–12 Ages 13–16Members $210.00 Non-Mem $230.00

July 18–22 Ages 6–12 yearsMembers $160.00 Non-Mem $180.00


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This program is linked with the Perth District Health Unit and will focus on supporting teens through group sessions, yoga, nutrition, meal planning and preparation, art, drama, and dance. This is a unique and valuable program and the specifi c needs of the participants will be kept completely confi dential.

August 15–19Ages 12–17Members $100.00 Non-Mem $115.00

Using highly acclaimed children’s art software, this session provides a great opportunity for kids to learn about creating digital art and simple animation. Children will create still art using special digital effects and learn how to create simple animation. All the art work and animations will be combined together in creation of a special slide show with more special effects! Each participant will receive a CD with artwork to take home.

August 2–5 Ages 6–8Member $145.00 Non-Mem $165.00

In this class, kids will build LEGO® models of machines and animals. Then, students will learn to attach sensors and motors that are plugged into a computer, and confi gure their models’ behaviours to walk, make sounds and respond to commands using a simple programming tool. The activity pack that will be used throughout our sessions is divided into four themes that will each introduce the students to new engineering and basic programming concepts. Students will work in pairs.

August 2–5 Ages 7–11Member $145 Non-Mem $165.00

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Lifestyle Centre

15 yrs. +

The P2W program provides participants with a fi tness program to get them started in the right direction. A certifi ed trainer will guide participants through the necessary skills to use the equipment in the Lifestyle Centre through our 16-week program

(Red card)introductory program

(Green card) additional machines introduced

(Blue card) introduction to free weights

Member N/C Non-Mem $25.00/person

Monday to Friday 5:30am – 11:00pm Saturday 7:00am – 6:00pm Sunday 8:00am – 6:00pm Stat Holidays 8:00am – 4:00pm

Your MembershipOur YMCA is home to an array of high quality health and fi tness programs to enhance your lifestyle. You can participate in many activities such as swimming, aerobics, weight training, racquet sports, recreational sports and more!

Your YMCA membership is all inclusive, allowing you use of all programs and services, with no hidden fees.

There are no contracts to sign. If for some reason, you need to cancel your membership, you can do so without hassle.

– Fully equipped. Fitness programs and personal trainers available.

– All levels and abilities... morning, noon and night.

– swimming, aquafi t and lessons.

– racquetball and squash.



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