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2017/18 Fall/Winter

LEISURE GUIDE

Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture

To register online go to www.porthope.ca

✓ Aquatics ✓ Programs ✓ Events ✓ Camp ✓ Arts & Culture

Our GOal is tO help yOu reach yOurs!

Secure, clean

environment

State-of-the-Art Equipment

Personal Training

Co-ed

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Reciprocity at ALL

Anytime Fitness Clubs

Join today! • Visitor’s WELCOME!

porthopeon@anytimefitness.com • 137 Toronto Rd., Port Hope • 905-885-6500

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Table of contents

Registration Information.................................................................. 2

Department Update......................................................................... 3

Facility Rentals............................................................................... 7-8

Birthday Parties................................................................................ 9

Aquatics.....................................................................................10-17

Aquatics (fees, open swim schedule)............................................... 11

General Pool Information....................................................................... 12

Child Lesson Descriptions...................................................................... 13

Aquatics (lesson schedules).......................................................14-16

Aquatic Fitness programs................................................................... 17

Children & Youth Programs.......................................................19-22

Youth (events)................................................................................. 22

Christmas & March Break Schedule.............................................23

Camp..........................................................................................24-25

Skating Schedules.....................................................................28-29

Adults/Older Adults..................................................................30-33

Drop In Programs............................................................................. 31

Registered Fitness Classes...........................................................32-33

Art and Culture Programs...................................................................... 33

Ruth Clarke Activity Centre..........................................................35-37

Special Events............................................................................38-40

FREE Holiday Events................................................................................ 40

Parks/Trails................................................................................41-43

Commemorative Tree & Bench.........................................................42

Playgrounds and Parks.................................................................... 42

Parks and trails....................................................................................... 46

Community Directory................................................................44-45

Port Hope Transit Map....................................................................46

The Department of Parks, Recreation

and Culture is committed to bringing

the HIGH FIVE ® vision to life in our

community.

Department of Parks,

Recreation and Culture

Staff directory

Jim McCormack, RRFA

Director

E: jmccormack@porthope.ca

T: 905-885-8760 x4108

Leslie Roseblade

Parks & Facilities Manager

E: lroseblade@porthope.ca

T: 905-885-8760 x4107

Dan Clark

Parks Foreman

E: dclark@porthope.ca

T: 905-885-8760 x4106

Floyd Beattie

Facilities Foreman

E: fbeattie@porthope.ca

T: 905-885-2474 x3226

Julia Snoek

Community Development

Program Manager

E: jsnoek@porthope.ca

T: 905-885-2474 x3222

Sherrie Aldred

Recreation and Culture Coordinator

E: saldred@porthope.ca

T: 905-885-7908 x 3422

Lori Wills

Aquatics Coordinator

E: lwills@porthope.ca

T: 905-885-2474 x3224

Emily McCormack

Seniors Program Coordinator

E: ruthclarkecentre@porthope.ca

T: 905-885-2228 x2903

Leanne Clarke

Child and Youth

Program Coordinator

E: youth@porthope.ca

T: 905-885-7908 x3424

Jeannie Maidens

Special Events Coordinator

E: jmaidens@porthope.ca

T: 905-885-7908 x3425

Lisa Filce

Central Bookings/

Administrative

E: prcbookings@porthope.ca

T: 905-885-2474 x3221

Rosita Vorsteveld-Langevin

Administrative

E: rvorsteveld@porthope.ca

T: 905-885-8760 x4101

Supporting healthy, active living for all

residents through innovative and accessible

programming. Come see what the Department

of Parks, Recreation and Culture has to offer -

Live and Play in Port Hope! Watch our video at:

www.porthope.ca/recreation-and-leisure

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Table of contents

Registration info


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How to register:

Registrations are accepted on a

FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED basis.

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Register online

www.porthope.ca/recreation-and-leisure

Register online during our registration

dates listed using our Active Net system

24/7.

✓ Pay by credit card.

Please be advised that a small service charge will be applied

to all applicable online transactions.

Call

Aquatics: 905-885-2474

Programs: 905-885-7908

Call in and register by phone.

✓ Pay by credit card.

In person

During Facility Hours

Register at:

Town Park Recreation Centre or Jack Burger

Sports Complex.

✓ Pay by cash, cheque, debit or credit card.

Make cheques payable to the Municipality of Port Hope ($25

charge for NSF cheques).

IMPORTANT NOTICE: The Municipality of Port Hope


reserves the right to withdraw, amend, change,

postpone or combine any programs, classes

and/or courses that are listed in this Guide.

Please provide us with your e-mail address during

registration so we may communicate important

information directly to you.

Registration Dates & Times

*Note: all classes will be prorated on cancellation dates and holidays.

All program dates will be included on registration receipts.

Fall Programs: Sept 18–Nov 19, 2017: Registration dates: Aug 28–Sept 13, 2017

Fall Aquatics: Sept 11–Nov 19, 2017: Registration dates: Aug 28–Sept 6, 2017

Winter 1 Programs & Aquatics: Nov 20, 2017–Feb 11, 2018:

Registration dates: Nov 6–15, 2017

Winter 2 Programs & Aquatics: Feb 12–Apr 29, 2018:

Registration dates: Jan 29–Feb 7, 2018

Day Camps:

PA Day Camp: Sept 29 & Nov 24, 2017. Feb 2, Apr 20, June 8, June 29, 2018.

Registration dates: Ongoing

Holiday Camp: Dec 27-29, 2017 & Jan 2-5, 2018.

Registration dates: Nov 1-Dec 21, 2017

March Break Camp: Mar 12-16. Registration dates: Feb 1-Mar 8.

Please request extended hours when registering. Additional fees apply. Day Camp registrations are

accepted until 8:00pm the Thursday prior to the week of participation. Registration fees must be paid.

RECREATION SOFTWARE

The Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture has implemented

ActiveNet, a specialized database developed to better address

customer service and management of information. Register for ANY

program or service at the Town Park Recreation Centre and Jack

Burger Sports Complex or online at www.porthope.ca.

CHANGES

A $14.50 administration fee will be charged on any changes

requested after the registration has been processed or following the

close of registration (depending on availability).

PROGRAM CANCELLATIONS

In order to provide quality programs the Department may not run a

program or alter the scheduled time due to insufficient registration. If

your class is cancelled or the changed time does not fit your schedule,

a full refund or credit will be given with no administration fee. Class

levels may be combined in order to run classes that would otherwise

be cancelled. Cancellations listed at www.porthope.ca/recreationcancellations.

PHOTOS

The use of photographically capable cell phones, cameras and video

cameras is not permitted in change rooms/washrooms. Taking photos

or making videos/audio recordings without permission in ANY context in

which the person has a reasonable expectation of privacy is prohibited.

Registration info

POOL CHANGE ROOMS

Children with parents of the opposite sex will have access to the

family change room at the Jack Burger Sports Complex.

MULTI-CHILD DISCOUNT

For families with more than 1 child there is a 5% discount off

registration fees for the second child and 10% off each additional

child registered at the same time. Discount does not apply to

registration fees for any advanced aquatic leadership, private/semiprivate

lessons or specialty aquatic classes or specialty camps.

FEE ASSISTANCE / SUBSIDY

The Municipality of Port Hope believes that everyone should have the

chance to participate. Fees for participation should not be a barrier.

The Municipality has a fee assistance program. For information

regarding level of assistance available please ask staff or visit

www.porthope.ca.

REFUNDS / CREDIT ON ACCOUNT

A $14.50 administration fee will be charged on all refund requests.

The only exception is for refunds that are accompanied with medical

proof. Refunds requested after the start of a session are subject to

pro-rating based on classes completed at time of request. Credit on

account is also available and is subject to pro-rating.

Department updates

Canada 150 Celebrations & Canada 150 Infrastructure Grants

2017 marks the 150th anniversary of Canada’s confederation and Port Hope is proud

to join the national celebration. This is a memorable year for Canada and while Canada Day has

already passed, we still have various activities planned throughout the year.

In addition to hosting events, Port Hope is proud to announce that we have received Canada 150

Infrastructure Grants to help mark our 150th anniversary in lasting infrastructure upgrades.

The projects within this grant are:

✓ Trail improvements, outdoor fitness equipment and way-finding signage - anticipated

completion fall 2017

✓ Jack Burger Sports Complex arena boards and re-purpose the old boards

for Caroline Street rink - Completed

✓ Jack Burger Sports Complex road sign - Completed

✓ Alex Carruthers Park playground and netting - Completed

✓ Town Park ball diamond upgrades to fencing and backstop - anticipated completion fall 2017

✓ Wladyka Park washroom and shelter - anticipated completion fall 2017

Generous support is provided by the Government of Canada

Visit www.porthope.ca/canada-150 for more information

The Ganaraska River

The majestic Ganaraska River offers some

of the best trout and salmon fishing in the

province and draws anglers from great

distances to fish the “Ganny.” The spectacular

trout run in the spring offers excellent

steelhead trout fishing and in the fall salmon

achieve sizes of 30 to 40 pounds!

In the fall, between late August and early

October, watch the chinook and silvery coho

salmon migration! Mixed in with the fall run,

you may also see migratory brown trout in their

vibrant spawning colours.

ZERO tolerance

for illegal

fishing

Fish Ladder Park

Corbett’s Dam (known locally as the Port Hope fish

ladder) is the best place to view fish as they leap

their way up the ladder to the spawning grounds in

the north. This fish sanctuary has a no fishing rule.

To find the fish ladder, follow these GPS coordinates:

43o58’10.7”N78o17’44.5”W.

New this year, Ministry of Natural Resources is

installing a live fish camera! Watch for details on

how you can view the fishway. A strategic priority

of the Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture

includes further trail development and the creation

of a passive park area. In 2016 a parking lot was

added and the start of a trail connection to the

Ganaraska Hiking Trial.

Check out

our fish

sanctuary

Alex Carruthers Park

Parks and Trail Upgrades

As a Community Strategic Plan priority, the

Department is establishing areas of focus for

parks and trail upgrades, specifically around

the Ganaraska River. Trail upgrades will

include some paving, lighting and outdoor

fitness equipment as part of the Canada 150

Infrastructure Grant. Park upgrades include a

new interactive park at Riverside Park (across

from Ruth Clarke Activity Centre) which is

funded through the New Horizons for Seniors

grant.

GET out

and be

active

Caroline St Rink

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PETER STREET PHARMACY

Fast & Friendly

Service

We Waive $2.00 Co-pay for “Ontario Drug Benefit Patients

& Seniors “ We carry Ostomy care supplies at better price!

• Expired Medication disposal • Seasonal flu shots

• Weekly compliance pack

Monday-Friday 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM

Saturday 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM • Sunday 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM

101 Peter Street, Port Hope

Across from Metro in Peter Street Plaza

Ask

About our

“best Friends

PAckAge”

• Facials

• Massages

• Pedicures

• Manicures

• Hair Removal (Waxing, Sugaring, Laser)

• Eyebrow Lift & Tinting

• Skin Rejuvenation

Make the feeling of • Fit Body Infa-Red Heat Therapy

relaxation and well-being

last with our rejuvenating

spa therapies. 905-800-1434

127 Toronto Rd., PORT HOPE • www.respadayspa.com

COBOURG REGISTRATION & TRIAL CLASSES

COBOURG REGISTRATION (in person) SEPT. 7, 8 & 9 - 2PM - 7PM

BRIGHTON REGISTRATION (in person) SEPT. 5 & 6 - 2PM - 7PM

TRIAL CLASSES SEPT. 9 TO 13

ADAPT Jazz and Tap, RAD Ballet,

Creative Dance, Acro, Contemporary, Modern,

Lyrical, Hip Hop, Musical Theatre, Aerial Silks

• Qualified Adult Instructors, Established Successful Studio

• 8 times Readers’ Choice and Peoples’ Choice Award Best

Dance Studio Taught by Professionals!

• Classes for fun & Aspiring Dancers

• Teacher Training, Performances, Competitions, Examinations

• Adult classes Ballroom Ballet Tap Jazz

Hip Hop, Tap, Acro/Break Dancing and Competitive

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905-377-0711

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903-377-9711

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www.premieredancetheatre@bellnet.ca

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South side of the 401 at Hwy 28 • www.lauria.ca

Badminton Season

Opens October 3, 2017

Tuesdays 7:30pm - 10:00pm

Registration forms available at

Town Park Recreation Centre or on-line

Visit www.PHRC.ca for more information

Contact Tony Trevor for details on our Adult Programs

at 905.885.5006 ttrevor@cogeco.ca

“The Ultimate Community Racquet Experience”

Facility rentals & Birthday Parties

Department of Parks

Recreation & Culture

Rentals &

parties

Whether it is a meeting, baby shower or birthday party, our facilities have many different options that can

be tailored to your function. Booking staff can help you find your perfect venue.

✓ Accessible ✓ Welcoming spaces ✓ Affordable rates

For more information visit www.porthope.ca/facilities-and-rentals

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Rental Availability

Reservations are accepted on a

FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED basis.

For all bookings please contact:

prcbookings@porthope.ca

or 905-885-2474 or visit us online:

www.porthope.ca/recreation-and-leisure/facility

Ice Rentals

Available: Starting August 21, 2017

Prime and non-prime ice rentals available

for hockey, figure skating, parties and other

ice activities.

Pool Party Rentals

Available: September - June

NEW–Therapy pool only:

Fri 5:30pm-6:30pm

Both pools:

Sat 12:30pm-1:30pm & 3:30pm-4:30pm

Sun 11am-12pm

Our 25m and therapy pool are perfect for swim

parties, swim team rentals and safety training.

Room space following pool time available.

Room Rentals

Available: Year round

Reserve any of our facilities for parties,

conferences, group training and more!

Book your next

baby or bridal

shower with us!

We have room options for showers

including tables and chairs, kitchen

facilities in bright accessible facilities!

Tournament Rentals

Facilities are available to host tournaments.

Book the ice pad, gymnasium and fields.

www.porthope.ca/tournaments

Facility name

& location

Wheel

Chair

Access.

Air

Con.

Hall

Cap.

Multi

Purpose

Room

Games

Room

Facility rentals

Looking for space for a birthday party, meeting session, training, baby/bridal shower etc?

We have rooms that can accommodate from 5 people to 300 people! E-mail prcbookings@porthope.ca

Canton Municipal

Building

5325 County Road 10

Jack Burger Sports

Complex

60 Highland Drive

Ruth Clarke

Activity Centre

81 Mill Street South

Town Park

Recreation Centre

62 McCaul Street

WiFi

Kitchen

✓ ✓ 75 ✓ ✓

Special

Gymnasium

Arena Pool Event/

Uses

✓ ✓ 60-80 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

✓ ✓ 100 ✓ ✓ ✓

✓ ✓ 300 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

Meetings,

Parties,

Socials.

Sports,

Meetings,

Socials,

Food

concession.

Meetings,

Parties,

Socials.

Sports,

Trade shows,

Dances,

Meetings,

Parties,

Socials.

Birthday parties

Craftastic Fees 2017: $103 • 2018: $108 15

its party

time!

Pool Party Package Fees 2017: $134 69 • 2018: $141 42 Arena Hockey

Rockin'

Party Package

Fees 2017: $154 • 2018: $161 70 Party Package

Fees 2017: $103 • 2018: $108 15

Designed for creative kids in mind! Staff-led craft

activities based on options below plus time for games

and activities.

Craft options (choose one): Jewelry,

puppets or slime monsters.

Secret Agent Fees 2017: $103 • 2018: $108 15

Fun and investigative games for the private eye

such as a spy school training course, secret letter

decoding, finger print experiments and more.

Recommended age: 4-10 years

Food options for parties at the Jack

Burger Sports Complex!

Includes hotdogs, popcorn or chips and a

can of pop for 10 children.

Fee: $40.00 for 10 children, additional


Max number of children: 15

children $5.00 each. Must be booked in


Location: Town Park Recreation Centre

advance.


Mini-Sports Birthday Fees 2017: $103 • 2018: $108 15

Spa Dayz Birthday Fees 2017: $103 • 2018: $108 15 Sportarama Fees 2017: $103 • 2018: $108 15

All sorts of sports for the mini-sport enthusiast such

as mini-sticks challenges, mini-shooter b-ball, minigymnastics,

little tykes car races and more.




A little relaxation and fun for the girls. Join staff in fun

activities including painting nails and making lip gloss,

plus one spa option of face cream or bath bombs.




Games and sports in the gym such as hockey,

soccer, basketball, indoor baseball, parachuting,

scooter boarding, obstacle courses and more.



or Jack Burger Sports Complex


Includes 1 hour pool time with lifeguard followed by one

hour in the community room for gifts and food. For any

party participants aged 8 and under, a ratio of 1 adult for

every 3 children in the water is required.

Recommended age: All ages

Max number of people: 25 (for more

than 25 an additional guard fee will apply.)

Location: Jack Burger Sports Complex

Rent the Water Walkway! Fee: Additional $25.00

The Water Walkway is a 25 ft long floating pad. Note: A facility

swim test is required and must be passed.

Jack Burger Sports Complex &

Town Park Recreation Centre

Come celebrate with us!

Party times are scheduled on Friday evenings, Saturdays, Sundays and are booked based on facility availability.

Staff will lead the first hour of the birthday party for all party options, with the exception of pool & arena options.

Party booking details including the exact number of children attending and payment must be completed at

least 7 days prior to the party date. Parental supervision is required for all birthday parties. Extended room/gym

rentals are not available with the birthday party packages. Party packages include supplies, a ratio of staff/

children and therefore maximum number of children cannot be exceeded.

Rent an hour of the ice to play hockey or just

have fun with your private ice time and then

use the community room for one hour for gifts

and food. Subject to limited availability.

Recommended age: All ages

Max number attendees: 50

Location: Jack Burger

Sports Complex

Don't delay booking - Birthday parties are

very popular and book up fast!

For all party bookings please contact:

prcbookings@porthope.ca

or 905-885-2474 ext. 3221

Great party for a music lover! Choose between

musical games or having a dance party in a

program room and then food and or gifts to follow.



Location: Town Park Recreation

Centre or Jack Burger Sports Complex

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Aquatic programs Fall/Winter 2017/18 • www.porthope.ca

Aquatic Programs

Department of Parks


Aquatics

Whether you are learning to swim, staying active, or becoming a certified aquatics leader, our aquatic

programs promote learning valuable skills and achieving your personal best in a safe, fun environment

✓ Supports healthy living ✓ Learn water safety skills ✓ Muscle strengthening & toning

Learn more about our aquatic programming at www.porthope.ca/aquatics

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open swim pool schedule

Swim category

Adult

For adults 18 years+ (the 8:30-

9:30pm swim is for 16 years+)

There is no guarantee that all

6 lanes will be available. Adult

swims are in both pools unless

otherwise indicated.

Lane Swim

For adults 16 years+. Length

swimming in the 25m pool is

available at the times indicated.

There is no guarantee that all 6

lanes will be open.

Family

An opportunity for families to

have fun together in the water.

Regardless of age, all children

age 14 and under are to be

accompanied in the water by

an adult 18+. Family swims are

in both pools unless otherwise

indicated.

Parent & Tot

Bring your preschooler (6 yrs

& under) to splash and play.

Children who are not toilet

trained must wear pool pants. NO

DIAPERS ALLOWED. Small therapy

pool only. See safety guidelines.

Public

Open to everyone! Please see

safety guidelines for supervision

requirements of children. Public

swims are in both pools unless

otherwise indicated.

Special Needs

A time for patrons with special needs

to enjoy the Therapy Pool. Patrons who

pay the applicable rate for their age

will be permitted one caregiver at no

additional cost.

Dates

September 5, 2017 - June 30, 2018

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

7:00am–8:30am

12:15pm–

6:00am–8:30am 1:15pm 6:00am–8:30am 7:00am–8:30am

6:00am–8:30am

12:15pm– 8:00pm– 12:15pm– 12:00pm–

12:00pm–

1:15pm 9:30pm* 1:15pm 1:15pm

1:15pm

8:30pm–9:30pm *(therapy pool 8:30pm–9:30pm 8:30pm–9:30pm

only. Oct-May

only)

11:15am–

1:15pm

11:15am-

12:15pm

9:30am-

10:30am

7:15pm-8:30pm

12:00pm-

1:15pm

1:30pm-3:00pm

7:15pm-

9:30pm*

*(therapy pool

only. Oct-May

only)

11:15am-

12:15pm

11:15am–

1:15pm

11:15am-

12:15pm

7:15pm-8:30pm

3:00pm-

4:00pm*

*(therapy pool

only)

12:00pm-

1:15pm

1:30pm-3:00pm

7:00pm-8:30pm

6:00pm-7:00pm

Jack Burger

Sports Complex

12:00pm-

1:15pm

2:15pm-3:30pm

6:30pm-8:30pm

*Therapy pool

only: 6:30pm-

7:00pm

11:30am–

12:30pm

4:30pm-

5:30pm

1:30pm-

3:30pm

Separate Swim schedules will be available for Christmas Break (Dec 23 – Jan 7) and March Break (Mar 10-18).

12:00pm–

1:00pm

1:00pm-

4:00pm

Swim Fees 2017/18

All prices include HST

Per swim 2017 | 2018

Under 2 yrs

FREE

Child/Youth (2-17 yrs) $3.75 | $4.00

Adults (18 yrs +) $5.75 | $6.00

Seniors (55 yrs +) $3.75 | $4.00

Family (of 4) $12.00 | $12.75

10 Pass 2017 | 2018

Child/Youth (2-17 yrs) $30.25 | $32.00

Adults (18 yrs +) $46.50 | $49.00

Seniors (55 yrs +) $30.25 | $32.00

Family (of 4) $97.00 | $102.00

Get 10 swims at the cost of 8!

20 Pass 2017 | 2018

Child/Youth (2-17 yrs) $57.00 | $59.75

Adults (18 yrs +) $87.25 | $91.75

Seniors (55 yrs +) $57.00 | $59.75

Family (of 4) $182.00 | $191.25

Get 20 swims at the cost of 15!

Toonie Swim!

First Friday of each month.

Public swim.

Friday 6:30pm-8:30pm

Therapy pool: 6:30pm-7:00pm

Both pools: 7:00pm-8:30pm

Statutory Holiday Pool Hours

Sept 4, Oct 9, Feb 19, Mar 30, May 21

Adult Swim 12-1:30pm

Family Swim 1:30-2:30

Public Swim 2:30-4:00pm

Pool closed Dec 24, 25 26, 31

2017 & Jan 1, 2018

All open swims cancelled

on swim meet dates:

Nov 11, 12 2017 & Feb 24, 25 2018

Lessons will run as scheduled.

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Our Pool Facilities at The

Jack Burger Sports Complex

In 2015, the Jack Burger Sports Complex re-opened after

renovations to make the facility fully accessible. Featuring

updates to the pools, change rooms and the addition of a

family accessible change room, community room, central

canteen and customer service area, the Jack Burger is

now a state-of-the-art facility.

Therapy Pool

Our therapy pool is used by various

groups to offer rehabilitation

and recreational programs. At

approximately 92 degrees, this

pool is perfect for the little ones in

our pre-school lessons, therapeutic

programs like Hospital Therapy and

Swim for Independence, Aqua Easy

classes and those wishing to relax

or exercise in a heated pool. Easy entry with an accessible

ramp, water wheelchair and lift.

Therapy pool

25 Metre Pool

The 25 m pool is used by a wide

variety of participants from lane

swims, swim teams, school swim

meets, Aqua Fitness classes and

participants wishing to jump in off

our diving board. At approximately

82 degrees, this pool is perfect for a

wide range of activities. Easy access

with stairs and lifts.

Hot tub

25 metre pool

Hot Tub

Warming up in the 7-person hot tub

helps alleviate stress, rests muscles

and helps reduce arthritic and

chronic pain. Our hot tub is typically

maintained at 102 degrees and is a

valuable tool to support participants

in maintaining their health. Lifts

available for accessible needs.

Various upgrades to the Jack Burger Sports Complex pools

allow for a fully accessible facility, If you need assistance with

wheelchairs or lifts, please speak to our lifeguard staff who will

be happy to help.

Jack Burger

Sports Complex

General pool info

Admission Standards for the Pool at the Jack Burger Sports Complex

To ensure the safety and enjoyment of children using the facility during public and

family swims, the following admission standards are in place. Supervision and ratio

requirements will be strictly upheld. All participants must shower prior to swimming.

Facility Swim Test

Participants must be able to swim, without flotation devices of any kind, 1 length of

the 25m pool without stopping and without touching the bottom or sides of the pool.

Participants of any age may be asked to perform a swim test.

If swim test is passed = Green wristband and can swim in both pools

If a swimmer cannot pass the swim test = Red wristband. Must stay in small pool or

shallow end of 25m pool only.

Supervision & ratios

Caregiver Must be at least 14yrs of age and are responsible for the children in their

care while in the facility.

• Children 5 years and under ALWAYS accompanied by a caregiver in arms reach

at a ratio of 1:3

• Children 6-9 years who cannot pass the swim test, receive a Red wristband and

ALWAYS accompanied by a caregiver in arms reach at a ratio of 1:4

• Children 6-7 years who can pass the swim test receive a Green wristband.

Caregiver must remain in the pool and the child must complete the swim test

each visit.

• Children 8-9 years of age and can pass the swim test receive a Green wristband.

Caregiver must remain in the facility.

• Children 10-13 years of age. No supervision is required (please note that all

family swims require adults with children based on swim description).

Swimming Lesson Reminders

• During most lesson times there is an On Deck Supervisor to assist you. They are

the link between you and the instructor.

• Infants and those not toilet trained must wear a waterproof diaper such as Little

Swimmers (available for sale at Customer Service)

• Parents and guardians are to watch lessons from the lobby seating area.

• Due to Health Regulations, outdoor footwear and strollers are not permitted in the

shower or deck area. All participants must enter and leave through the change

rooms and shower prior swimming.

Jack Burger

swimming Lesson Descriptions Sports Complex

What swim class should my

preschooler be taking?

We follow the Red Cross Swim Preschool program. Below is the

description and age requirement for each program.

sea Otter or

Salamander

Complete or Incomplete

Starfish/Duck (4-24 mnths - Parent & tot)

Babies and their caregivers work on getting wet, buoyancy and

movement, front, back and vertical position in the water and shallow

water entries and exits.

Sea Turtle (24-36 mnths - Parent & tot)

Toddlers and their caregivers work on submersion, front and back

floats and glides, jumping into chest-deep water with assistance,

kicking on front and front swim.

Sea Otter (3-5 years - Unparented)

Swimmers work on front and back floats and glides, kicking on

front with a buoyant object and will be able to swim 1 metre upon

completion of this level.

Salamander (3-5 years - Unparented)

Swimmers work on improving their front and back float and jumping

into chest-deep water unassisted. Kicking is added to the front

and back glide and swimmers will be able to swim 2 metres upon

completion.

Sunfish (3-5 years - Unparented)

Swimmers work on kicking and can perform glides (front and back),

enter deep water safely, float in deep water, swim with a PFD, and

swim 5 metres continuously.

Crocodile (3-5 years - Unparented)

Swimmers further develop the front and back glide with kick, front

and back swim, jump into deep water, swim with a PFD in deep

water, and swim 10 metres continuously.

Whale (3-5 years - Unparented)

Swimmers increase their distance on front and back glide with kick,

increase distance on front and back swim, learn the sitting dive, and

will be able to swim 15 metres continuously upon completion of the

level.

How to transition from preschool to swim kids program:

Incomplete

s

s s

Level 1 Level 1 Level 2

sunfish Crocodile Whale

Complete

Incomplete

Complete

Incomplete

Complete

s s s s

Level 2 Level 3 Level 3 Level 3

What swim class should my

6-13 Year-old child be taking?

We follow the Red Cross Swim Kids program. Below is the description

and age requirement for each program

Level 1 - no swimming experience required.

Swimmers develop front and back float, front and back glide, flutter kick (assisted), shallow water

entries and exits and swim 5 metres.

Level 2

Swimmers learn front and back glide with flutter kick, develop front swim, complete deep-water

activities (assisted) and swim 10 metres continuously.

Level 3

Swimmers increase their distance on front and back glide with flutter kick, perform flutter kick

unassisted, wear a PFD in deep water, float in deep water and swim 15 metres continuously.

Level 4

Swimmers learn back swim with shoulder roll and front crawl (10m), work on flutter kick on back,

perform kneeling dive, introduction to sculling and swim 25 metres continuously.

Level 5

Swimmers develop front crawl (15m), learn back crawl (15m) and whip kick on back, learn stride

dive and treading water, perform head-first sculling on back and swim 50 metres continuously.

Level 6

Swimmers increase their distance on front and back crawl (25m), learn elementary back stroke

(15m), learn dolphin kick, tread water in deep water, perform front dive and swim 75 metres

continuously.

Level 7

Swimmers increase their distance on front and back crawl (50m) and elementary back stroke

(25m), learn front scull, perform whip kick on front and dolphin kick, learn stride entry and swim

150 metres continuously.

Level 8-10

Swimmers increase their distance on front and back crawl (up to 100m) and elementary back

stroke (up to 50m), safety skills focus on learning rescue breathing, dangers of open water, ice

rescue and sun smart topics as well as a distance swim up to 500m.

Canadian Swim Patrol: Rookie, Ranger & Star

The Lifesaving Society's 3-level Canadian Swim Patrol program provides enriched

training for those who want to develop swim strokes and skills while having fun in the

challenging world of life saving. Prerequisite: Level 6. See pg 15 for pricing and times.

Rookie Patrol: Swimmers continue stroke development with 50m swims. First aid focuses

on assessment of conscious victims, contracting EMS and treating bleeding.

Ranger Patrol: Swimmers develop better strokes with over 75m swims of each stroke.

First aid focuses on assessment of conscious victims, treatment of victims in shock and

obstructed airways.

Star Patrol: Swimmers are challenged with 600m workouts, 300m timed swims and 25m

object carry. Strokes are refined over 100m swims. First aid focuses on treatment of minor

injuries. Lifesaving skills inlcuide defence methods, victim removals and rolling over and

supporting a victim face up in shallow water.

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Aquatics

Season Legend

Reference the season

legend to see what

dates the class is running

and when to register.

ONCE-A-WEEK LESSONS

Red Cross Swim Preschool

Starfish/Duck

4mth-24mth*

*Parent participation required

30-minute class

Sea Turtle

24mth-36mth*

*Parent participation required

30-minute class

Sea Otter

3-5 yrs

30-minute class

Salamander

3-5 yrs

30-minute class

Sunfish

3-5 yrs

30-minute class

Crocodile

3-5 yrs

30-minute class

Whale

3-5 yrs

30-minute class

Fall: Sept 11–Nov 19, 2017

Fall registration is August 28-Sept 6

Winter 1: Nov 20, 2017-Feb 11, 2018

Winter 1 registration is Nov 6-Nov 15

Winter 2: Feb 12-Apr 29, 2018

Winter 2 registration is Jan 29-Feb 7

Season

Fall Winter 1 Winter 2

Mon Tues Wed Thurs Sat Sun Fee:

10:30am

6:00pm

10:30am

5:30pm

10:30am

5:30pm

6:30pm

10:30am

6:00pm

10:30am

6:30pm

ONCE-A-WEEK LESSONS

Synchro Squirts

10:30am

6:30pm

10:30am

10:30am

5:30pm

6:30pm

10:30am

5:30pm

6:00pm

10:30am

6:00pm

Jack Burger

Sports Complex

10:30am

6:00pm

10:30am

5:30pm

10:30am

6:30pm

10:30am

5:00pm

6:30pm

10:30am

5:00pm

Synchro Squirts is a program designed for beginner swimmers with a low instructor to student ratio. Synchro

Squirts provides an opportunity for children to be creative in the water and work together as part of a team. Our

Synchro Squirts will get to show off their newfound skills at the Christmas Synchro Show on December 19th or the

Synchro Finale Show on May 27th. Prerequisite: Sunfish or Red Cross Level 1

Lesson Schedules

Preschool Swim classes for four-month to six-year-old children

Swimming lessons that allow swimmers to enter various levels based on age and ability with

engagement through fun songs and activities.

10:00am

5:00pm

5:30pm 10:30am 4:00pm

5:00pm

5:00pm

9:00am

9:30am

11:00am

9:00am

10:30am

11:00am

4:30pm

5:30pm

5:30pm 10:30am 4:30pm

6:00pm 6:30pm 5:30pm 10:30am 4:00pm

6:30pm 6:30pm 5:30pm 10:30am 5:30pm

Dates Day Time Fee:

Oct 3-Dec 19 Tuesday 7:00pm-7:30pm $69.60

Apr 10-May 27 Tuesday 7:00pm-7:30pm $73.10

Fall:

$71.75

Winter 1:

$73.50

Winter 2:

$75.25

Lesson schedules

Kids Swim Kids classes for 6 years and older

Swimming lessons that allow swimmers to enter various levels based on ability with engagement

through stroke improvement and life-saving skills.

ONCE-A-WEEK LESSONS

Red Cross Swim Kids

Level 1

30-minute class

Level 2

30-minute class

Level 3

30-minute class

Level 4

30-minute class

Level 5

45-minute class

Level 6

45-minute class

Level 7

45-minute class

Level 8-10

1-hour class

Private

one-on-one

Semi-private

2 or more children in

similar levels

Season

Fall Winter 1 Winter 2

Jack Burger

Sports Complex

ONCE-A-WEEK LESSONS

Aquatic Speciality classes for children

Canadian Swim Patrol: Rookie Patrol/Ranger Patrol/Star Patrol: This Lifesaving Society 3 level program

provides enriched training for those who want to develop swim strokes + skills and have fun. For full

descriptions see pg. 13

Synchronized Swimming

A fun sport for anyone that enjoys exploring movement and dancing in the water. It is designed for children to

improve their swimming skills, flexibility and strength while having fun and building friendships. Swimmers are

invited to participate in fun competitions, perform at the Christmas show, year-end show and work to complete

their synchronized swimming levels. Christmas Synchro show Dec 19 from 7:00pm-8:00pm. Prerequisite: Red

Cross Level 4

Aquatics

Season Legend


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Season/Dates Day Time Fee:

Fall

Winter 1

Oct 3-May 27

Sunday

Tuesday



Winter 1: Nov 20, 2017-Feb 11, 2018




Mon Tues Wed Thurs Sat Sun Fee

5:00pm

6:30pm

5:00pm

6:00pm

5:00pm

6:00pm

5:30pm

6:30pm

5:30pm

6:00pm

5:00pm

5:30pm

5:00pm

5:30pm

6:00pm

5:30pm

9:30am

11:00am

10:00am

11:00am

9:00am

4:30pm

4:00pm

5:30pm

6:30pm 5:00pm 5:30pm 9:00am 5:00pm

5:30pm 6:15pm 9:00am 5:00pm

5:30pm 6:15pm 9:00am 5:00pm

6:15pm 5:30pm 9:45am

5:00pm 6:00pm 10:30am

3:00pm-7:00pm 3:00pm-7:00pm 3:00pm-7:00pm

3:00pm-6:00pm

(Therapy pool

only)

9:00am-11:30am

Try

Canadian

Swim Patrol

on Sundays!

See details

below.

4:15pm-

5:00pm

7:15pm-

8:15pm

Fall: $71.75

Winter 1: $73.50

Winter 2: $75.25

Fall: $77.50

Winter 1: $79.25

Winter 2: $81.25

Fall: $86.75

Winter 1: $89.00

Winter 2: $91.00

Fall: $225.75

Winter 1: $231.25

Winter 2: $237.00

Fall: $156.25

Winter 1: $160.25

Winter 2: $164.00

Fall: $88.20

Winter 1: $92.69

Child: $308.14

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Becoming a lifeguard

or swimming

instructor

Great job opportunities! Follow the

path to become an instructor or

lifeguard.

Bronze Medallion

Lifeguard

s

National

Lifeguard

s

Bronze Cross

s

Standard

First Aid

Instructor

s

Red Cross

Water Safety

Instructor

Course

(This is a 4 course program)

Stroke Improvement

Course, includes:

Course 1

Skills Evaluation

Course 2

Online

Course 3

Teaching Experience

Course 4

Classroom & pool

ADULTS & TEENS: Swimming Instructor

& Lifeguard courses

Leadership courses

Courses for individuals interested in becoming a

lifeguard and swimming instructor or for those interested in enhancing their water-safety knowledge and basic lifesaving firstaid

skills in an aquatic environment.

Lesson

PROGRAM

Dates running Day(s) Time Fees:

Structure

Bronze Medallion

and Emergency First Aid

This course teaches an understanding of the

lifesaving principles in water rescue education.

Rescuers learn tows, carries and defense-andrelease

methods in preparation for rescues of

various victim types. The Bronze exam is on the last

day of the session. Prerequisite: 13 years old by

exam day.

Bronze Cross & Standard First Aid

This course is designed for lifesavers who want

the challenge of more advanced training. This

award is the prerequisite for all advanced training

programs including Swim instructor and Lifeguard

certification. The Bronze exam is on the last day of

the session. Prerequisite: Bronze Medallion.

Red Cross Water Safety

Instructor Course

The Water Safety Instructor Course (WSI) is designed

to provide candidates with the proper knowledge

and skills to teach swimming and water safety while

promoting water-safe attitudes in, on and around

the water. The course will include a WSI - Skills

Evaluation, WSI - Online, WSI - Teaching Experience,

and WSI - Classroom and Pool components. All 4

components must be successfully completed for

certification. For more information, please contact

Lori Wills (Aquatic Coordinator) or go to www.

redcross.ca/training_and_certification for more

details.

National Life Guard

This prestigious award develops leadership and

safety supervision skills, emphasizing prevention

and effective rescue response in emergencies

and first aid treatment. This certification is

the minimum requirement in Life guarding.

Prerequisite: Bronze Cross, Standard First Aid

and 16 years and up

National Lifeguard Recert

The NLS reward remains current for two years. This

is a mandatory program to recertify the award.

Proof of original award must be shown at the time

of recertification. Prerequisite: National Lifeguard

Service Certification

One lesson a week

One lesson a week

WSI 1, 2, 3:

Course 1: Skills Evaluation

Course 2: Online

Course 3: Sign up for Teaching

Experience

Prerequisite Bronze Cross

and 15 yrs and older

WSI 4:

Course 4: Classroom & pool:

One weekend course

Prerequisite WSI 1,2, 3

Two-weekend course

One lesson

1) Sept 17 - Nov 19

2) Nov 26-Feb 4

3) Feb 18-Apr 29

1) Sept 17-Nov 19

2) Nov 20-Feb 4

3) Feb 15-18

Course repeats for

3 Wednesdays:

1) Oct 11/18/25

2) Nov 29/Dec

6/13

3) Feb 14/21/28

Feb 9-11

OR

May 11-13

Oct 27-29 and

Nov 3-5

OR

Apr 27-29 and

May 4-6

Oct 29, Nov 5,

Apr 29, May 6

Sunday

Sunday

Wednesday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

Sunday

1:00pm-

4:00pm

1:00pm-

4:00pm

7:00pm-

8:00pm

6:00pm-

10:00pm

9:00pm-

5:00pm

9:00pm-

5:00pm

Dates 1 & 2:

$204.05

Date 3:

$214.25

Includes

manual

Dates 1 & 2:

$158.59

Date 3:

$166.50

Uses manual

from Bronze

Medallion

Dates 1 & 2:

$169.50

Date 3:

$177.98

$177.98

6:00pm-

10:00pm $322.78

9:00pm-

6:00pm

9:00pm-

6:00pm

9:00am-

2:00pm

Includes

manual

$338.94

Includes

manual

$63.00

Aquatics Fitness programs

ADULTS & TEEN: Swim lessons

We have classes to teach you to swim or perfect your stroke. Note, seniors discount does not apply.

Each lesson is 45 minutes in length unless noted.

ONCE-A-WEEK LESSONS

Registered Adult classes

Teen & adult basic skills

Lessons for beginners. Seniors always welcome. Fall

Teen & adult swimming strokes & fitness

Work on perfecting your strokes and skills. Triathletes welcome!

Synchronized Swimming: Teen/Adult/Seniors

A fun sport for anyone that enjoys exploring movement and dancing

in the water. The teen group is a more advanced program and the

adult and senior group is designed to improve their swimming skills,

flexibility and strength while having fun and building friendships. Both

groups are invited to participate in fun competitions, perform at the

Christmas Show on Dec 19th from 7-8pm and the Synchro Finale Show

on May 27th. All classes take place in the 25m pool.

Teen & adult private swimming lessons

One-on-one

ADULTS & TEEN: Fitness classes

MULTIPLE CLASSES PER WEEK

Adult fitness classes

Aqua Fitness

Great cardiovascular and muscle workout in the 25m pool.

Season/Dates Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Fee:

Winter 1

Winter 2

Oct 3-May 27

8:30pm 9:30am

8:15-9:15pm

8:30pm

Available upon request & based on schedule availability - email lwills@porthope.ca

9:30am

Fall: $87.46

Winter 1: $89.61

Winter 2: $91.76

Teen Under 16 yrs:

$308.14

Adult/Senior 16 yrs +:

$348.20

2017: $25.50 per lesson

2018: $26.78 per lesson

Exercise classes offered in the water. You must register in advance for the classes you want to take in this section in person at the Jack Burger Sports Complex. Lessons are

pro-rated and based on adult fees only (seniors receive a 35% discount.). All Fitness classes are 45 min in length.

Aqua Easy

Gentle exercise program taught in the small therapy pool.

Aqua Zumba

Dance your way to a great cardio workout using the natural

resistance of the water in the 25 m pool.

save

Participate in 2 classes per week SAVE 15%, 3 classes per

week SAVE 25%, 4 classes per week SAVE 35%, 5 classes per

week SAVE 40% off the regular registration price.

Season Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Fee:

Fall

Winter 1

Winter 2

NEW

8:45am

2:15pm

7:30pm

8:45am

2:15pm

8:45am

8:45am

11:15am

Aquatics

Season Legend


legend to see what



8:45am

2:15pm

7:30pm

8:45am

2:15pm

8:45am

8:45am

11:15am

Discounts available for Aqua Fitness, Aqua Easy & Aqua Zumba - The more classes you register for, the more you SAVE!



Winter 1: Nov 20, 2017-Feb 11, 2018




8:45am

8:45am

1 class per week

Fall/Winter 1: $83.57

Winter 2: $87.58

Drop-in fee

2017: $9.25•2018: $9.50

Seniors Save 35%

1 class per week

Fall/Winter 1: $112.32

Winter 2: $117.97

Drop-in fee

2017: $11.25•2018: $11.75

Seniors Save 35%

Monthly Drop-In Pass Not able to commit to a full session? We offer a one month pass. Come

to as many classes as you want with a pass that is valid the 1st of the month to the end of the

month. (No extensions) Adult 2017: $110.25 2018: $115.50, Seniors 35% off

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NORTHUMBERLAND AQUATIC CLUB

Offering a complete range of programs for swimmers ages 4 and up

REGISTRATION

Wednesday August 23 & 30 – 5-7 pm – Jack Burger Sports Complex

Level Monday Wednesday Thursday Friday NORAC SWIMMING FEES

(12 week sessions)

Introductory Swim School

(ages 4-6)

Swim School

Beginner/Double Lane

Swim School

Advanced

5 – 6 pm

6 – 7 pm

6 – 6:30 pm

6:30 – 7 pm

Masters/Adult Fitness 6 – 7 am 6 – 7 am

PARA Learn to Swim

(free for all participants)

PARA Competitive

Competitive

FALL – Session 1

Monday Sept. 11 – Friday Dec. 1, 2017

(no classes Thanksgiving Monday Oct. 9/17)

5 – 5:30 pm

5:30 – 6 pm

5 – 6 pm 6 – 7 pm

5 – 6 pm

6 – 7 pm

5 – 6 pm

6 – 7 pm

5 – 6 pm

6 – 7 pm

In Partnership with the Municipality of Port Hope

(see Municipality info for registration details www.porthope.ca)

Call or check website for program details.

Schedule varies depending on level of swimmer.

WINTER – Session 2

Monday Dec. 4/17 – Friday March 9/18

(no classes Christmas Break Dec. 25/17 – Jan. 5/18 or

Family Day Monday Feb. 19/18)

Swim School

$210 (two 1-hour lessons/wk)

$130 (one 1-hour lesson/wk)

$70 (Intro. ½ hour lesson/wk)

(All Swim School members must be registered with

Swim Ontario at an annual rate of $45. This will be added

to the fees for the initial program session each season.

Each Swim School member will receive a t-shirt with

the first registered session.)

Masters/Adult Fitness

$260 (two 1-hour sessions/wk)

$160 (one 1-hour lesson/wk)

(All Masters members must be registered with Masters

Swimming Canada at an annual rate of $35. This will be

added to the fees for the initial session each season)

SPRING – Session 3

Monday March 19 – Friday June 8/18

(no classes Good Friday March 30/18 or

Victoria Day Monday May 21/18)

For further information or to inquire about pre-registration contact:

Head Coach Emil – 416-710-1924 – emil@swimnorac.com

Registrar Annette – 905-373-4353 – registrar@swimnorac.com

www.swimnorac.com

Children & Youth programs


Department of Parks


Children & Youth

programs

Recreational programming to help children and youth develop new skills and friendships.

The perfect place to participate, play and learn.

✓ Social skills ✓ Skill Development ✓ Confidence

For more information visit www.porthope.ca/recreation-leisure-and-culture-programs

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Children & youth programs

Children & youth programs


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Activities with parents

Parents must actively participate in the

programs listed below.

Story Jumper

A fun and interactive program where stories come to life!

Staff and children read adventure-filled stories together

and do a variety of activities based on the story. This

program brings fun and physical activity to the joys of

reading. Location: Jack Burger Sports Complex

Season Start Date Weeks Day Time Age

Fall Sept 19 10 Tues 10:00-10:45am 2-4

Winter 1 Nov 21 10 Tues 10:00-10:45am 2-4

Winter 2 Feb 13 10 Tues 10:00-10:45am 2-4

Tiny Tumblers

A fun approach to active play! Parents and tots work

together to explore cooperative activities to get moving.



Fall Sept 20 10 Wed 5:15-6:30pm 1-3

Winter 1 Nov 22 10 Wed 5:15-6:30pm 1-3

Winter 2 Feb 14 10 Wed 5:15-6:30pm 1-3

Art We Messy

A hands-on crafty program for toddlers and parents to

enjoy. Have fun making creative masterpieces that you will

remember doing forever.



Fall Sept 21 10 Thurs 10:00-11:00am 1-3

Winter 1 Nov 23 10 Thurs 10:00-11:00am 1-3

Winter 2 Feb 15 10 Thurs 10:00-11:00am 1-3




ACTIVITIES WITHOUT PARENTS

The following are programs that encourage

independence for children without the participation of

their parent/guardian.

Kidnazium

An active program designed to develop flexibility,

coordination, balance and fine- and gross-motor skills. Using

equipment, participants are encouraged to try the different

fundamentals of gymnastics. Also included as a focus on

fitness and fun! Location: Town Park Recreation Centre


Fall Sept 18 10 Mon 5:30-6:15pm 2-4

Winter 1 Nov 20 10 Mon 5:30-6:15pm 2-4

Winter 2 Feb 12 10 Mon 5:30-6:15pm 2-4

FUNdamental Sport NEW

A fun packed program for children to develop the skills needed

to play different sports. You have to learn to kick before you can

kick a winning goal! Children will learn a variety of skills and drills

while developing their fine & gross motor skills. Location: Town

Park Recreation Centre


Winter 1 Nov 21 10 Thurs 6:-00-6:45pm 2-4

Soccer Tots

Toddlers keep active this winter by learning indoor

soccer skills. Skills will be taught and then its time to play!



Fall Sept 21 10 Thurs 6:00-6:45pm 2-4

Winter 2 Feb 15 10 Thurs 6:00-6:45pm 2-4

Tiny Danc’as

A fun and creative introductory class to introduce little ones

to rhythm, movement and music. Skills development is based

on basic ballet, tap and jazz. Routines will be developed and

weekly activities will be based on themes. Location: Jack

Burger Sports Complex



Winter 1 Nov 23 10 Thurs 6:00-6:45pm 3-5

Winter 2 Feb 15 10 Thurs 6:00-6:45pm 3-5

Junior Chefs

Learn the basics such as kitchen safety, table setting,

measuring and mixing. This program gives a chance to

get your hands messy in the kitchen while preparing some

healthy treats. Location: Town Park Recreation Centre


Fall Sept 18 10 Mon 7:00-8:00pm 4-7

Winter 1 Nov 20 10 Mon 7:00-8:00pm 4-7

Winter 2 Feb 12 10 Mon 7:00-8:00pm 4-7

Ukulele Beginner NEW

Want to learn to play a fun and unique instrument? This fun

NEW program will teach the basics to playing ukulele! Must

provide your own ukulele. Location: Town Park Recreation

Centre


Fall Sept 20 10 Wed 6:00-7:00pm 6-9

Winter 1 Nov 22 10 Wed 6:00-7:00pm 6-9

Winter 2 Feb 14 10 Wed 6:00-7:00pm 6-9

Ar(KID)ecture

Get out your blue prints and come build with us! Staff will

plan weekly themes where children build out of a variety

of materials including lego, popscicle sticks and more.

The possibilities are endless and sure to be tons of fun!



Fall Sept 19 10 Tues 6:00-7:00pm 6-9

Winter 1 Nov 21 10 Tues 6:00-7:00pm 6-9

Winter 2 Feb 13 10 Tues 6:00-7:00pm 6-9

Indoor Tennis

With special guests from the Raquet club. Learn

tennis skills and rules of the game. Location: Town Park

Recreation Centre


Fall Sept 22 10 Fri 6:00-7:00pm 7-12

Winter 1 Nov 24 10 Fri 6:00-7:00pm 7-12

Winter 2 Feb 16 10 Fri 6:00-7:00pm 7-12


DIY

Do It Yourself! A program designed for teens to learn

new skills such as sewing, cooking, and more. The

perfect way to make new friends and become more

independent. Location: Town Park Recreation Centre


Fall Sept 19 10 Tues 6:00-7:00pm 10-14



Youth Ping Pong NEW

Ping Pong is a fun and social activity for youth after

school. Try challenges, games and tournaments.



Fall Sept 19 10 Tues 3:30-5:00pm 12-15



Dish It Up!

Experiment with utensils, follow recipes, create masterpieces

in the kitchen! The best part is tasting all the fun. Develop

skills in cooking, measuring, table setting and clean up too!



Fall Sept 18 10 Mon 6:00-7:00pm 8-12

Winter 1 Nov 20 10 Mon 6:00-7:00pm 8-12

Winter 2 Feb 12 10 Mon 6:00-7:00pm 8-12

Cameco Gym Drop-in

Drop in to the gym and play some basketball, floor hockey,

volleyball, badminton or pickleball. It is a great place to meet

up with your friends and get some physical activity. Children

under the age of 9 must be accompanied by a caregiver 15

years +. Location: Town Park Recreation Centre

Youth Pickle Ball NEW

Come out and play some Pickle Ball. Equipment is

provided, but participants are encouraged to bring their

own as well. No experience necessary. Location: Town



Fall Sept 18 10 Mon 6:00-7:00pm 14-17

Winter 1 Nov 20 10 Mon 6:00-7:00pm 14-17

Winter 2 Feb 12 10 Mon 6:00-7:00pm 14-17

Cartooning NEW

Cartooning will introduce participants to the style of

drawing where humour and character creation are

the main focus. Participants will learn basic cartooning

techniques such as facial expressions and caricatures.





Winter 2 Feb 15 10 Thurs 6300-7:30pm 13-16

Mother/Daughter Fitness NEW

Develop a Stronger Body & Deeper Connection with Your

Daughter (6-16yrs) with this effective & FUN fitness program that

will allow you to connect with your daughter in a whole new way!

Adult Fees: Fall/Winter 1: $83.50, Winter 2: $87.58, child pays

$1 per class. Location: Town Park Recreation Centre




Winter 2 Feb 15 10 Thurs 6300-7:30pm 7-16

Youth Centre Drop-in

Drop in to the youth centre and play billiards, ping pong,

shuffleboard or foosball while hanging out with your friends. Right

outside the door of the youth centre is the skate park that hosts

many fun events. Children under the age of 9 must be accompanied

by a caregiver 15 years +. Location: Town Park Recreation Centre



CHILDREN AND YOUTH

REGISTERED PROGRAMS

Fees per session: Fall/Winter 1 Winter 2

Child/Youth $60.30 $63.30

*Note - Fees based on 10 week program. Classes may

vary some weeks due to holidays etc. Class fees will be

pro-rated at time of registration.

Season legend

✓ Friends

Fall: Sept 18-Nov 19, 2017

Fall registration is Aug 28-Sept 13, 2018

Winter 1: Nov 20, 2017-Feb 11, 2018

Winter 1 registration is Nov 6-15, 2017

Winter 2: Feb 12-April 29, 2018

Winter 2 registration is Jan 29-Feb 7, 2018

High five accredited

As a HIGH FIVE accredited

organization, we have achieved

the highest standard of

excellence in the delivery of

sport and recreation programs

for children. These principles are

included in each of our children’s

programs:

✓Caring Adult ✓ Play ✓ Participation ✓ Mastery

Youth Friendly

A Youth friendly community

encourages play for youth

in their community. The

Municipality of Port Hope

is proud to be designated

as a Platinum youth friendly

community.

Youth Drop-in

A weekly drop-in for youth which provides a safe space that includes

various activities and food. Offered in partnership with Municipality

of Port Hope, Northumberland Child Development Centre, Port Hope

Community Centre, Rebound Child & Youth Services and Port Hope

Police. Location: Jack Burger Sports Complex

Children & youth programs Fall/Winter 2017/18 • www.porthope.ca

Day of the week Time Age Fee



Monday

Wednesday

Thursday

3:30-5:00pm 9+ $1.00

3:00-6:00pm 9+ $1.00

Monday-Friday

6:00-8:00pm 13+ $1.00

Tuesday 2:40-4:30pm 12+ FREE

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YOUTH EVENTS

Youth Events are a guaranteed good time! A variety of activities are available for you. Contact the Child & Youth Coordinator at the

Town Park Recreation Centre 905-885-7908 or youth@porthope.ca for more details.

pass

shoot

score

Road Hockey

Tournament

Caroline Street Rink

Port Hope

September 28, 2017

10am-2pm

Register your team today

Minimum 6 youth per

team, Ages 12-15 years.

Must register as a team.

Refreshments and prizes.

Participants must have their

own equipment.

$20/TEAM

say yes to

the prom

dress

Prom Dress Sale

Town Park

Recreation Centre

March 10-11, 2018

10am-4pm

Drop off your used dress to

the Town Park Recreation

Centre starting

February 20 2018

$5 from each sale supports

youth initiatives

For more information contact

Leanne Clarke, Child & Youth

Program Coordinator

905-885-7908

youth@porthope.ca

FREE TO ATTEND

Youth SPECIAL EVENTS

calling all

youth

National Youth Week

Various locations

throughout Port Hope

May 1-7, 2018

9am-1pm

Watch for details

In celebration of youth week

the Municipality of Port Hope

and community partners plan

a week full of fun activities for

youth! Check for a full schedule

of activities in April at

www.porthope.ca/recreationleisure-and-culture-programs

Fees apply based on

individual activities

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Christmas & March Break at-a-glance

Christmas Break: Public Swimming • Location: Jack Burger Sports Complex

Dates Time Fee/Sponsor

Wed Dec. 27, 2017 2:30-4:00pm FREE Sponsored by Port Hope Chamber

Thurs Dec. 28, 2017 2:30-4:00pm FREE Sponsored by Port Hope Police Assoc.

Fri Dec. 29, 2017 2:30-4:30pm *Fees apply–See pg 11

Sat Dec. 30, 2017 1:30-3:30pm *Fees apply–See pg 11

Tues Jan. 2, 2018 2:30-4:00pm FREE Sponsored by Acme Electric

Wed Jan. 3, 2018 2:30-4:00pm FREE Sponsored by Cameco

Thurs Jan. 4, 2018 2:30-4:00pm FREE Sponsored by Port Hope Police Assoc.

Fri Jan. 5, 2018 2:30-4:00pm FREE Sponsored by Cameco

Christmas Break: Public Skating • Location: Jack Burger Sports Complex


Wed Dec. 27, 2017 1:00-3:00pm FREE Sponsored by Tim Hortons

Thurs Dec. 28, 2017 1:00-3:00pm FREE Sponsored by Tim Hortons

Fri Dec. 29, 2017 1:00-2:30pm FREE Sponsored by Cameco

Sat Dec. 30, 2017 1:00-3:00pm FREE Sponsored by Tim Hortons

Tues Jan. 2, 2018 1:00-3:00pm FREE Sponsored by Tim Hortons

Wed Jan. 3, 2018 1:00-2:30pm FREE Sponsored by Port Hope Scotiabank

Thurs Jan. 4, 2018 1:00-2:30pm FREE Sponsored by Cameco

Fri Jan. 5, 2018 1:00-2:30pm FREE Sponsored by Cameco

Sun Jan. 7, 2018 1:00-2:30pm FREE Sponsored by Tim Hortons

Christmas Break: Shinny • Location: Jack Burger Sports Complex

Dates Age group Time Fee

Dec. 27-30, 2017

Jan 2-4, 2018

Child (12 yrs & under) 11:00am-12:00pm $3.00

Youth (13-17 yrs) 12:00pm-1:00pm $3.00

Christmas Break: Gym & Youth Centre Drop-in


Location Dates Age group Time Fee

Cameco

Gymnasium

Youth Centre

Dec. 27-29, 2017

Jan 2-4, 2018

Dec. 27-29, 2017

Jan 2-4, 2018

All ages 1:00pm-3:00pm

13 yrs + 3:00pm-5:00pm

FREE Sponsored by

Cameco (Dec 27-29)

& Acme Electrical (Jan 2)

9 yrs + 1:00pm-6:00pm

Facility rules apply to specific drop-in opportunities. *Current as of time of printing,

sponsors may come in later and will be posted in the facility. Full Schedule available

Nov. 1, 2017 for Christmas break & Feb 1, 2018 for March Break at porthope.ca.

March Break: Public Swimming • Location: Jack Burger Sports Complex


Fri March 9, 2018 2:15-3:30pm *Fees apply–See pg 11

Mon March 12, 2018 2:30-4:00pm FREE Sponsored by Acme Electric

Tues March 13, 2018 2:30-4:30pm *Fees apply–See pg 11

Wed March 14, 2018 2:30-4:00pm FREE Sponsored by Port Hope Police Assoc.

Thurs March 15, 2018 2:30-4:30pm *Fees apply–See pg 11

Fri March 16, 2018 2:30-4:00pm FREE Sponsored by Port Hope Police Assoc.

March Break: Public Skating • Location: Jack Burger Sports Complex


Fri March 9, 2018 10:30am-12:00pm *Fees apply–See pg 29

Mon March 12, 2018 1:00pm-2:30pm FREE Sponsored by Port Hope Scotiabank

Tues March 13, 2018 1:00pm-2:30pm FREE Sponsored by Acme Electric

Wed March 14, 2018 1:00pm-2:30pm Art on the Ice - Fees Apply, see pg 29

Thurs March 15, 2018 1:00pm-2:30pm FREE Sponsored by Port Hope Police Assoc.

Fri March 16, 2018 1:00pm-2:30pm FREE Sponsored by Port Hope Police Assoc.

Sun March 18, 2018 1:00pm-2:30pm *Fees apply–See pg 29

March Break: Shinny • Location: Jack Burger Sports Complex

Dates Age group Time Fee

Dec. 27-29, 2017

Jan 2-4, 2018

March Break: Gym & Youth Centre Drop-in


Location Dates Age group Time Fee

Cameco

Gymnasium

Child (12 yrs & under) 11:00am-12:00pm $3.00

Youth (13-17 yrs) 12:00pm-1:00pm $3.00

March 12-16, 2018

All ages

1:00pm-3:00pm

13 yrs + 3:00pm-5:00pm

Youth Centre March 12-16, 2018 9 yrs + 1:00pm-6:00pm

*Fees apply–

See pg 21

Christmas & March break at-a-glance Fall/Winter 2017/18 • www.porthope.ca

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camp


Camp

Department of Parks


camp

The Municipality of Port Hope offers Day Camp over the Christmas Holidays, March Break and PA

Days. The camp programs follow the High Five Standards of quality programming and is led by

trained and qualified staff.

✓ Make new friends ✓ New experiences ✓ Develop new skills

Learn more about our camp programming at www.porthope.ca/day-camps

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Camp: Fall & winter

Looking for something fun & engaging for your child during PA days or holidays?

Port Hope camps provide unique opportunities!

$33

$127

PA Day Camp 2017 Holiday Camp $33 45 March Break Camp

Weekly

$33 45 Daily

$33 45

2018

Daily

Running: Sept 29 &

Running: Dec 27-29, 2017

Running: Mar 12-16, 2018

Nov 24, 2017. Feb 2, Apr 20, June and Jan 2-5, 2018

8, June 29, 2018.

A day of fun activities including

swimming and skating.


Location: Jack Burger Sports

Complex

Times: 8:30am-4:30pm (no

extended hours available)

REFUNDS AND CREDITS

Late registrations/changes/cancellations to registrations will be

subject to a $10 administration fee. The only exception is for refund

requests that are accompanied with medical proof. Refunds

requested after the start of a program are subject to prorating based

on classes completed at the time of request.

STAFF

Our team consists of enthusiastic trained counselors. All staff members

are trained in the HIGH FIVE ® Principles of Healthy Child Development,

are First-Aid and CPR-certified and trained in delivering the values

of inclusion. Goals of our staff team include offering your child a

positive experience at camp, teaching them skills that help develop

positive self esteem as well as encouraging physical activity while

participating in camp activities.

NUT-SENSITIVE ENVIRONMENT

Due to nut allergies, we ask that NO NUTS or other nut-added products

be brought to camp.

Subsidy support /assistance

If you are faced with financial barriers and would like your child

to have a great camp experience, please contact Sherrie Aldred,

Recreation and Culture Coordinator at the Town Park Recreation

Centre to discuss assistance options. The Municipality of Port Hope,

Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture is a recognized service

provider for Northumberland County Children’s Services. Families

receiving Ontario Works Child Care Benefit can choose our program.

Fun themed activities including

crafts, age appropriate activities,

swimming, skating and more.

Holiday camp is sure to be a blast.



Centre

Times: 8:30am-4:30pm

(extended hours available)

Join us for a week of fun filled

activities including swimming,

skating and age appropriate

activities. Sign up for the week

and attend the trip option!



Centre

Times: 8:30am-4:30pm

(extended hours available)

Sick /Absent Campers

If your child is displaying signs of illness, please do not send them to

camp for the consideration of other campers and staff. If your child

will not be attending camp on a day that they are registered, please

call the Town Park Recreation Centre at 905-885-7908 or e-mail

daycamp@porthope.ca to notify staff.

TRIPS

Please ensure that your child arrives at camp on time. Participants

registered in camp will be participating in the trip destinations.

Parent/guardians are asked not to send money with their child as

they will not be able to purchase anything on the trip.

Medications

If a child requires prescription medication on a regular basis that is to

be administered at camp, please note the following procedures for

sending medication to camp. 1. Parents must indicate at registration

the type of medication, dosage and optimum time of dispense.

2. Only send the correct dose for the week. 3. All medications must be

in prescription bottles with the child’s name and dosage. 4. Staff are

not permitted to administer nonprescription drugs at camp.

Swimming

Swimming will take place at Jack Burger Sports Complex. Qualified

lifeguards are on duty for Day Camp participants. Please remember

to send a swimsuit and towel with your child. Individual camp

schedules available, email daycamp@porthope.ca

Registration

Dates & Times for Camp

PA Day Camps:

Registration dates: Ongoing

Holiday Camps:

Registration dates: Nov 1-Dec 21

March Break Camp:

Registration dates: Feb 1-Mar 8

Please request extended hours when

registering. Additional fees apply. Day Camp

registrations are accepted until 8:00pm the

Thursday prior to the week of participation.

Registration fees must be paid. Multi-Child

Discount, 2nd child 5% off, each additional

child 10% off.

Hours:

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

Extended hours available:

7:00am-8:30am and 4:30pm-6:00pm, Please

request when registering, additional fees

apply.

All camps run out of Town Park Recreation

Centre, unless otherwise stated.

Our staff - caring & trained:

Our team consists of enthusiastic, trained

counselors. All staff members are trained in

the HIGH FIVE ® Principles of Healthy Child

Development, are First Aid and CPR certified,

and trained in delivering the values of inclusion.

Our staff's goal is to offer your child a positive

experience at camp, teach them skills that help

develop positive self esteem, and encourage

physical activity while participating in camp

activities.

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Time for FALL

TUNE- UP!

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We can STORE

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LEARN TO SKATE WITH CANSKATE!

PreCANSkate for ages 3+

Children with no skating experience

Monday 5:45 - 6:15pm

Friday session A 5:30 - 6:00pm • Friday session B 6:00 - 6:30pm

Great Low Prices! One day $175

Two days $265

*CanSkate 1 is an affordable program thanks

to the generous sponsorship of the Cameco

Corporation and dedication of the PHFSC to

make skating accessible.

CanSkate for ages 4+

Children with some skating ability.

Mondays 5:30 - 6:20pm • Friday 5:40 - 6:30pm

One Day - $200 / Two Days - $315

Canada's best learn to skate program

STARSkate

Skaters who have completed the CanSkate program

Registration dates:

Friday September 8, 4-6 pm

Sunday September 10, Give skating a try from

2:30 - 4:00pm Registration 2:30-4:30 pm

BRING SKATES

Wednesday September 13, 4-6:30 pm

Registration will be held in the Jack Burger

Sports Complex Lobby

Winter Season Dates

Oct. 11th, 2017 - March 4th, 2018

Note: ALL PHFSC skating programs have a mandatory fundraising fee per family of $100.00 which is not included in the base price payable in full at registration.

For schedules, prices and more information visit www.PortHopeFigureSkating.ca

Winter Skating


Winter skating

Department of Parks


Skating

Ice skating is a low-impact activity that enhances fitness and improves balance and coordination.

Various activity options on the ice allow you to spend time with family and friends.

✓ Increased physical activity ✓ Socialization ✓ Develop new skills

For more information visit www.porthope.ca/arena

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skating schedule

Skate category Dates Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sun Fee:

Public Skating

Open to all ages. Skaters under 9yrs must be accompanied by

a caregiver 14yrs+. CSA approved safety equipment including

head, eye and facial protection is strongly recommended. CSA

helmet required for skaters 5 years and under. Not available

Sept 17, Oct 20, Dec 3, Mar 4, Mar 16.

Feb 2, 2018: FREE sponsored by Ganaraska Chiropractic

Parent & Tot Skating/Stick & Puck

5yrs and under with an adult. Please remember that this

is a recreational time (no slap shots or speed skating are

permitted). Skates are mandatory for all participants and CSA

helmet required for skaters 5 years and under. CSA approved

skate aids only. Not available Oct 9, Feb 19, Mar 12.

Adult/Senior Lunchtime Skate

For adults/older adults 18+ only. CSA approved helmet strongly

recommended. No sticks/pucks permitted at this time.

Not available Oct 9, Feb 19, Mar 12, Mar 13, Mar 15.

Child After School Shinny

For children 12 years and under. Children 9 years and under

must have a parent present. Full face mask and CSA-approved

helmet are mandatory for all Shinny programs. Full hockey

equipment strongly recommended.

Not available Mar 13.

Youth After School Shinny

For youth 13-17 years only. Full face mask and CSA-approved

helmet are mandatory for all Shinny programs. Full hockey

equipment strongly recommended.

Not available Mar 15.

Adult/Senior Shinny

Pick up hockey for adults 18 years + only. CSA helmet and

face protection strongly recommended.

Not available Oct 9, Oct 20, Dec 1, Feb 19,

Mar 12, Mar 13, Mar 15, Mar 16, Mar 30.

Sept 8 –

Dec 22, 2017

Jan 7 –

Mar 23, 2018

Sept 11 –

Dec 18, 2017

Jan 8 –

Apr 2, 2018

Sept 5 –

Dec 21, 2017

Jan 8 –

Apr 3, 2018

Sept 5 –

Dec 19, 2017

Jan 9–

Apr 3, 2018

Sept 7 –

Dec 21, 2017

Jan 11–

Mar 29, 2018

Sept 5 –

Dec 22, 2017

Jan 8 –

Apr 3, 2018

9:00am -

10:00am

12:00pm -

1:00pm

4:00pm -

5:00pm

10:00am -

12:00pm

Don't miss Art on Ice

Wed March 14, 2018 1:00pm-2:30pm! Paint your own creation

on the ice surface in the arena. Skates and helmets must be

worn and children 5 and under must be accompanied by a

caregiver 14 yrs+. Brushes and paint supplied. Public skating

fees apply. Location: Jack Burger Sports Complex.

Ice Schedule

For Christmas and March Break

schedules of public skates, shinny and

Art on Ice, please see page 23.

12:00pm -

1:00pm

10:00am -

12:00pm

12:00pm -

1:00pm

3:30pm -

4:30pm

10:00am -

12:00pm

Spooky Skate - FREE

Oct 29, 2017 1:00pm-2:30pm! Come in

your costume and have a FANGtastic

time public skating! More details on

pg 40. Location: Jack Burger Sports

Complex.

Ice rental times available!

Interested in renting the ice? Check out more

information porthope.ca/arena or e-mail

prcbookings@porthope.ca for more info!

10:30am -

12:00pm

12:00pm -

2:00pm

1:00-2:30pm

2017:

$2.75 - Child/Youth/

Senior

$3.75 - Adult

$8.25 - Family

2018:

$3.00 - Child/Youth/

Senior

$4.00 - Adult

$8.50 - Family

2017: $2.75 - Child

2018: $3.00 - Child

FREE - Parent

2017: $2.75 - Adult

2018: $3.00 - Adult

$3.00 participant

$3.00 participant

2017: $5.25 - Adult

2018: $5.50 - Adult

FREE - Goalies

Holiday Skate - FREE

Dec 10, 2017 1:00pm-2:00pm!

Celebrate the season with Santa’s

Elves at this year’s Holiday Skate.

More details on pg 40. Location:

Jack Burger Sports Complex.

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Adult & older adult Programs Fall/Winter 2017/18 • www.porthope.ca

Adult and older adult programs

Department of Parks


Adult & older adult

programs

Whether you're looking to stay active, meet new people or engage with your community, we have a

variety of classes, drop-ins & events for you to participate in.

✓ Increased physical fitness ✓ Socialization ✓ Community engagement

For more information visit www.porthope.ca/recreation-leisure-and-culture-programs

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Adult & older adult drop-in programs

ADULT AND OLDER ADULT DROP-IN PROGRAMS

Drop-in to any of the programs below during the time that works for you! Equipment available for these activities or bring your own.

Badminton

Geared to older adults. Low impact indoor sport in a fun,

recreational and social atmosphere. Location: Town Park

Recreation Centre

Season Dates Running Day Time

Fall Sept 18-Nov 17 Mon, Wed, Fri 1:40pm-3:30pm

Winter 1 Nov 20-Feb 9 Mon, Wed, Fri 1:40pm-3:30pm

Winter 2 Feb 12-Apr 27 Mon, Wed, Fri 1:40pm-3:30pm

Indoor Shuffleboard

Geared to older adults. Try out your strength and coordination

with this fun and social program. Location: Town Park

Recreation Centre


Fall Sept 19-Nov 15 Tues 1:00pm-3:00pm

Winter 1 Nov 21-Feb 7 Tues 1:00pm-3:00pm

Winter 2 Feb 13-Apr 25 Tues 1:00pm-3:00pm

Walking Club

Go for a morning walk in the gymnasium in a safe, climatecontrolled

environment. Bring your favourite music or chat with

friends. Fees: FREE! Location: Town Park Recreation Centre


Fall Sept 18-Nov 17 Mon-Fri 8:00am-9:30am

Winter 1 Nov 20-Feb 9 Mon-Fri 8:00am-9:30am

Winter 2 Feb 12-Apr 27 Mon-Fri 8:00am-9:30am

Men’s Activity Club (MAC)

Leave the ladies at home and join in the social men’s club

with billiards, cribbage, Texas hold ‘em, special events, coffee

and goodies. Location: Town Park Recreation Centre


Fall Sept 18-Nov 13 Mon 9:30am-11:30am

Winter 1 Nov 20-Feb 5 Mon 9:30am-11:30am

Winter 2 Feb 12-Apr 23 Mon 9:30am-11:30am

Fun4Life

For people with special needs 18yrs+. Offered by the

Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture, Northumberland

Family Respite and Community Living West Northumberland to

enhance opportunities in physical activity, life skills and nutrition.

Fees: Adult $2.00 per visit. Location: Town Park Recreation Centre

Drop-in Fridays: Drop-in & hang out with friends in the youth

lounge. Not supervised or staff led. Every Friday from 10am-12pm.


Fall Sept 18-Nov 15 Mon 1:00pm-3:00pm

Fall Sept 20-Nov 17 Wed 10:00am-12:00pm

Winter 1 Nov 20-Feb 7 Mon 1:00pm-3:00pm

Winter 1 Nov 22-Feb 9 Wed 10:00am-12:00pm

Winter 2 Feb 12-Apr 25 Mon 1:00pm-3:00pm

Winter 2 Feb 14-Apr 27 Wed 10:00am-12:00pm

Pickleball

A sport in which two or four players use solid paddles made

of wood or composite materials to hit a perforated polymer

ball (similar to a whiffle ball) over a net. Location: Town Park

Recreation Centre


Fall Sept 18-Nov 17 Mon, Wed, Fri 11:40am-1:30pm

Fall Sept 20-Nov 15 Wed 8:00pm-9:30pm

Fall Sept 24-Nov 19 Sun 11:00am-1:00pm

Winter 1 Nov 20-Feb 9 Mon, Wed, Fri 11:40am-1:30pm

Winter 1 Nov 22-Feb 7 Wed 8:00pm-9:30pm

Winter 1 Nov 26-Feb 11 Sun 11:00am-1:00pm

Winter 2 Feb 12-Apr 27 Mon, Wed, Fri 11:40am-1:30pm

Winter 2 Feb 14-Apr 25 Wed 8:00pm-9:30pm

Winter 2 Feb 18-Apr 29 Sun 11:00am-1:00pm

Town Park

Recreation Centre

Drop-in to the

adult fitness room

Work out on your own. No membership

required! Elliptical trainer, Bike and free

weights! Great lunch-hour workout spot!

Available all year round!

Drop-in Fees for adult fitness room:

Adults (18 yrs +)

Seniors (55 yrs +)

Monday-Friday

Saturday

drop-in

passes

$3.25 per visit

$1.00 per visit

Time: 8:00am-9:00pm

Time: 9:00am-6:00pm

The more drop-in classes

you do, the more you SAVE!

Purchase a DROP-IN PASS!

10 PACK PASS: Adult: $26.00 • Senior (55 yrs+): $8.00

Season legend

Fall: Sept 18-

Nov 19, 2017


Ping Pong Club NEW

A sport in which two or four players hit a lightweight

ball back and forth across a table using a small

paddle. We now have 3 tables!



Winter 1: Nov 20, 2017

Feb 11, 2018

Check for cancellation schedule online at

www.porthope.ca/recreation-cancellations

Fall Sept 19-Nov 15 Tues 9:30am-11:30am

Fall Sept 22-Nov 17 Fri 1:30am-3:30am

Winter 1 Nov 21-Feb 7 Tues 9:30am-11:30am

Winter 1 Nov 24-Feb 9 Fri 1:30am-3:30am

Winter 2 Feb 13-Apr 25 Tues 9:30am-11:30am

Winter 2 Feb 16-Apr 27 Fri 1:30am-3:30am

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ADULT AND OLDER ADULT

FITNESS PROGRAMS

Looking to Increase your physical activity? Try one

of our heart-wise exercise classes. Learn more about

fitness classes and what class is right for you visit

www.porthope.ca/fitness

Fees per session: Fall/Winter 1 Winter 2

Adults (18 yrs +) $83.50 $87.58

Seniors (55 yrs +) $54.25 $56.95

*Note - Fees based on 10 week program. Classes may

vary in weeks due to holidays etc. They will be

pro-rated at time of registration.

Drop-in Fees: 2017 2018

Adults (18 yrs +) $9.25 per visit $9.75 per visit

Seniors (55 yrs +) $6.00 per visit $6.25 per visit

Drop-in fees only available if there is sufficient

registration to run a fitness program.

Season legend

Fall: Sept 18-Nov 19, 2017

Fall registration is Aug 28-Sept 13, 2018*

Winter 1: Nov 20, 2017-Feb 11, 2018

Winter 1 registration is Nov 6-15, 2017*


Winter 2 registration is Jan 29-Feb 7, 2018*

*Register during the above timelines to ensure your

spot. Registration for fitness classes is ongoing and

will be pro-rated at the time of registration.

Heart Wise Exercise Designation

The Municipality of Port Hope facilities and programs

received a heart wise designation by:

✓ Encouraging regular, daily aerobic exercise

✓ Incorporating a warm-up and cool-down, plus

self-monitoring during an exercise session

✓ Encouraging exercise at a safe level with

options to increase intensity

✓ Accepting participants living with cardiovascular

and chronic disease

✓ Offering health screening

✓ Having a documented emergency plan

Adult & older adult fitness programs

Cardio Blast NEW

All the exercises are based strictly on cardio. Participants

do jumps, spot jumps, burpees, and a number of other

calisthenics. Location: Jack Burger Sports Complex

Season Start Date Weeks Day Time

Fall Sept 19 9 Tues 5:00-6:00pm

Winter 1 Nov 21 10 Tues 5:00-6:00pm

Winter 2 Feb 13 11 Tues 5:00-6:00pm

Cardio Pump and Ball

We work together to increase your core strength and

flexibility. Alternate weeks of cardio warm-up and free

weights and cardio warm-up and Swedish stability ball

workouts. Location: Town Park Recreation Centre


Fall Sept 20 9 Wed 7:00-8:00pm

Winter 1 Nov 22 10 Wed 7:00-8:00pm

Winter 2 Feb 14 11 Wed 7:00-8:00pm

Core Strength NEW

Core strength training aims to target all the muscles

groups that stabilize the spine and pelvis. Weak or poorly

controlled core muscles have been associated with lower

back pain. This class will help strengthen your back.



Fall Sept 19 9 Tues 9:30-10:30am

Fall Sept 22 9 Fri 9:30-10:30am

Winter 1 Nov 21 10 Tues 9:30-10:30am

Winter 1 Nov 24 10 Fri 9:30-10:30am

Winter 2 Feb 13 11 Tues 9:30-10:30am

Winter 2 Feb 16 10 Fri 9:30-10:30am

Pilates

Pilates helps to strengthen and tone your core and muscles.

It improves range of motion. Location: Canton


Winter 1 Nov 23 10 Thurs 7:00-8:00pm

Winter 2 Feb 15 11 Thurs 7:00-8:00pm

Gentle Yoga

Gentle relaxation techniques including breathing and

stretching. Location: Town Park Recreation Centre


Fall Sept 20 9 Wed 10:00-11:00am

Winter 1 Nov 22 10 Wed 10:00-11:00am

Winter 2 Feb 14 11 Wed 10:00-11:00am

Hatha Yoga

Build on your poses and strength using proper alignment

and breath control. Helps to reduce stress and increase

energy. Location: Jack Burger Sports Complex





Tai Chi NEW

Is a noncompetitive, self-paced system of gentle physical

exercise and stretching. Each posture flows into the next

without pause, ensuring that your body is in constant motion.



Fall Sept 21 9 Thurs 9:30-10:30am

Winter 1 Nov 23 10 Thurs 9:30-10:30am

Winter 2 Feb 15 10 Thurs 9:30-10:30am

Muscle Strengthening/Conditioning Beginner

Using small weights and your own body weight,

participants go through a series of exercises to help

improve posture, strengthen muscles and learn to stretch

correctly to benefit the entire body. This class is meant for

beginners. Location: Jack Burger Sports Complex


Fall Sept 18 8 Mon 10:15-11:15am

Winter 1 Nov 20 10 Mon 10:15-11:15am

Winter 2 Feb 12 11 Mon 10:15-11:15am

Adult & older adult fitness, Art & Culture programs

Muscle Strengthening/Conditioning Intermediate

Using small weights and your own body weight, participants

go through a series of exercises to help improve posture,

strengthen muscles and learn to stretch correctly to benefit

the entire body. This class is for participants who want a bit

more challenge. Location: Jack Burger Sports Complex


Fall Sept 18 8 Mon 9:00-10:00am

Winter 1 Nov 20 10 Mon 9:00-10:00am

Winter 2 Feb 12 11 Mon 9:00-10:00am

Zumba

Cardio workout based on dance movements to all types of

music styles. Improve your cardio endurance and flexibility

while having fun. Location: Town Park Recreation Centre


Fall Sept 18 8 Mon 7:00-8:00pm

Fall Sept 23 9 Sat 9:00-10:00am

Winter 1 Nov 20 10 Mon 7:00-8:00pm

Winter 1 Nov 25 8 Sat 9:00-10:00am

Winter 2 Feb 12 11 Mon 7:00-8:00pm

Winter 2 Feb 17 10 Sat 9:00-10:00am

Outdoor Circuit Training NEW

Circuit training moves you from one strength exercise to

another without stopping, providing you with a high-intensity

fat-burning workout. This program will utilize the new fitness

equipment installed in Cavan Street Park and surrounding

trails for cardio. Location: Cavan Street Park


Fall Sept 22 9 Fri 7:00-8:00am

Nordic Pole Walking NEW

Come out and try Nordic Pole Walking with a trained group

leader. Nordic Pole walking is an effective low-impact

physical activity that incorporates more than 90% of body

muscles with each stride. Need to bring your own poles.

Location: Barrett St. Bridge


Fall Sept 21 9 Thurs 12:00-1:00pm

Dance for Joy

Geared toward older adults 55 years+. Dance and

aerobic exercise at low impact and a comfortable pace.



Fall Sept 21 9 Thurs 10:30-11:30am

Winter 1 Nov 23 10 Thurs 10:30-11:30am

Winter 2 Feb 15 10 Thurs 10:30-11:30am

Sit and Be Fit

Geared toward older adults 55 years + seated exercises

that will improve and maintain your strength and flexibility.

Weights are optional, some are provided. Location: Town






Mother/Daughter Fitness NEW

Develop a Stronger Body & Deeper Connection with Your

Daughter with this effective & FUN fitness program that

will allow you to connect with your daughter in a whole

new way! Ages (7-16 yrs). Location: Town Park Recreation

Centre


Fall Sept 20 9 Wed 6:00-7:00pm

Winter 1 Nov 22 10 Wed 6:00-7:00pm

Winter 2 Feb 14 11 Wed 6:00-7:00pm

Heart Health

Having issues with arthritis, osteoporosis, diabetes or your

heart? Improve strength, flexibility and balance in this

class. Location: Town Park Recreation Centre

Speciality class pricing: 1 class per week: $54.25,

2 classes per week: $92.90, 3 classes per week: $122.05

Dates Running Day Time

Sept 18-Apr 27 Mon, Wed, Fri 10:30-11:30am

ADULT AND OLDER ADULT REGISTERED

ART & CULTURE PROGRAMS

Try one of our new art and culture programs!

Acrylic Painting (Winter Landscape) NEW

Explore nature’s glorious colours, forms and textures with the

versatility of acrylic paint. Learn to use expressive brush strokes,

washes, layering and a variety of techniques to create paintings

using landscape and winter references. Participants will be

required to purchase supplies after the first class. Location: Town

Park Recreation Centre Cost: $48.31


Winter 1 Nov 20 5 Mon 6:30-8:30pm

Paint Night NEW

Participate in this 3 hr workshop to create a masterpiece, enjoy

some treats & socialize with friends. Cost 2017:$41.19, Cost

2018: $42.54

Dates Location Day Time

Oct 12, Jan 11, Mar 8 Town Park Rec Thurs 6:00-9:00pm

Nov 9, Feb 8 Canton Thurs 6:00-9:00pm

Photography NEW

A unique class on digital photography. Perfect for anyone who

is looking to understand more about their digital camera and

photography. You will learn exposure, composition, lighting and

about camera equipment. You are required to bring your own

DSLR camera. Location: Town Park Recreation Centre

Cost: $40.75


Fall Sept 18 5 Mon 6:30-8:30pm

Woodburning NEW

The art or process of burning a design usually on wood or

leather especially with an electrically heated tool. Location:

Canton Cost: $42.75


Winter 2 Feb 13 5 Tues 6:00-8:00pm

Interested in other art & culture programs? Please share

your ideas with Sherrie Aldred, Recreation & Culture

Coordinator at saldred@porthope.ca

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Ruth clarke activity Centre for seniors

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Ruth Clarke

activity centre

Our centre provides opportunity for community engagement, social inclusion and physical activity

through the wide variety of programming available for adults 55+. Become a member of the centre to

enjoy the benefits our programs have to offer.

✓ Social interaction and inclusion ✓ Cognitive stimulation ✓ Physical activity

For more information visit www.porthope.ca/ruth-clarke-activity-centre-for-seniors

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81 Mill Street South,

Port Hope, ON, L1A 2S8

Phone: 905-885-2228

E-mail: rclarkecentre@porthope.ca

Hours:

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

*Open some weekends and evenings

for programs

Membership cost:

Only $15 per year! Membership

year starts September 1st. Members

must be over the age of 55.

Membership allows you to:

✓ Attend programs, clinics,

demonstrations & workshops

✓ Use in-house facilities such as

the fitness room, computer lab

and lending library

✓ Attend social & special events

✓ Travel on day trips

✓ Keep updated with the latest

information in the community

✓ Volunteer within the centre

ABOUT the RUTH CLARKE ACTIVITY CENTRE

WHAT IS THE RUTH CLARKE ACTIVITY CENTRE?

The Ruth Clarke Centre provides friendly surroundings and activities for all adults

age 55+. The centre promotes involvement, commitment, goodwill and participation

among groups and individuals within the membership community. Our annual

membership fee is $15 per person per year. Members must be over the age of 55.

For more info visit www.porthope.ca/ruth-clarke-activity-centre-for-seniors

Drop-in and use any of these in-house facility services:

Fitness room

Drop in to the fitness room anytime during Ruth Clarke hours. We have a treadmill,

elliptical, bicycle and free weights.

Computer lab

Our computer lab is open during Ruth Clarke hours with laptops available for

your use. Have your own laptop? We have Wifi!

Lending Library

Borrow a book or a puzzle! Our library has a lot to offer and is stalked regularly by

our helpful volunteers and members. Call the centre for donation drop off times.

Brain Builders

Grab a coffee and sit down with one of our Brain Builder booklets! Available

monthly at the Ruth Clarke Centre with many crossword puzzles

sudokus, word scrambles and other brain-teaser games!

Special Events

and Workshops!

Our monthly calendar

and newsletter is

available at the

centre, through

e-mail, or by visiting www.porthope.

ca. Be sure to get your copy and stay

in the loop with any upcoming bus

trips, workshops or special events this

spring and summer!

Computer workshop

Lunch Bunch

Join us for lunch!

Every third Monday

of the month at

noon we serve soup,

sandwiches, dessert

and tea and coffee. Tickets are on

sale and available to members only

for $4 per person. Stop by the office to

purchase your ticket in advance.

Lunch Bunch ladies

RUTH CLARKE ACTIVITY CENTRE - programs

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Cribbage

9:00am

__________

Beginners

Line

Dancing

9:00am $5

__________

Colouring

Club

9:30am

__________

Ladies Bid

Euchre

1:00pm

__________

Euchre

1:00pm

__________

Sit & Be Fit

1:30pm

NEW

programs

Tai Chi

9am Continuing

10am Intermediate

11am Beginners

__________

Chess

9:00am

__________

Beginners Plus

Line Dancing

1:30pm $7

__________

Bingo

1:30pm

__________

Techno Buddies

4:00pm

__________

Duplicate

Bridge

6:30pm

Painting

Class

9:00am

__________

Pole

Walking

10:00am

__________

Puzzles

1:00pm

__________

Bid Euchre

1:00pm

__________

Painting

Class

1:00pm

Techno Buddies - Students are

at the Ruth Clarke Activity Centre

to assist you with your technology

needs! Bring in your laptop, tablet,

smart phone, or any electronic device that you

need assistance with operating. Students cannot

fix broken devices, but can teach you basics!

Starting Sept 26.

Darts

9:00am

__________

Sit & Be Fit

10:00am

__________

Scrabble

10:00am

__________

Texas Hold

Em

1:00pm

__________

Bridge

1:00pm

__________

Computer

Workshop

1:00pm

Coffee Club

9:00am

__________

Pole Walking

10:00am

__________

Canasta

1:00pm

__________

Dime Bingo

1:00pm

__________

Bid Euchre

7:00pm

Euchre

7:00pm

Nordic Pole Walking

Join us for our new pole walking

group! Meeting location at Riverside

Park across from the Ruth Clarke

Centre, please bring your own poles.

We walk through all types of weather

with the exception of thunderstorms.

Looking for something Different?

Try one of our specialty programs!

Adult Colouring Club - A new way to

unwind, relieve stress and show your

creative side. Paper and pencil crayons

are provided.

Beginners Line Dancing - Now offering

2 class options! Monday at 10am is

Beginners Line Dancing, $5 per class.

Tuesdays at 1:30pm is Beginners Plus Line

Dancing for $7 per class. Instructed by the

talented Elaine Lemon. Classes begin the

week on September 18th.

Computer Workshops - Get the most

out of your computers, tablets & smart

phones! We have laptops! Sign up with

staff in advance for upcoming free

workshops. Watch the calendar for weekly

topics. Starts in October.

Tai Chi - Starting Sept 5, Tuesday

mornings for Beginners, Continuing and

Intermediates until June.

Sit & Be Fit - Instructed by our Heart Wise

certified staff member, we engage in

seated exercises that will improve and

maintain your strength and flexibility.

Weights are an option, some are provided.

Also now at Town Park Recreation Centre

(62 McCaul) See details on page 33. Free

with RCAC membership card.

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Paint Night - Participate in this 3 hour workshop to create a masterpiece, enjoy some

treats, and socialize with friends. Date schedule on Page 35, fees apply.

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events


Events

Department of Parks


Events

Port Hope is a mix of heritage charm, modern vibrancy and cultural allure. We have beautiful parks,

meandering trails and an eclectic assortment of programming. Our Canada 150 calendar of events is a

collaborative effort between a wide array of community partners. Enjoy and explore Port Hope this year!

✓ Community pride ✓ Support local talent ✓ Experience new things

For all our events be sure to visit our calendar at www.porthope.ca/calendar

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special Events

September 2017 Special Events

For even more events in September visit www.porthope.ca/calendar

September 8th to 10th - 27th Annual Fall Psychic & Holistic

Expo. Town Park Recreation Centre

September 9th - Port Hope Archives Yard Sale. 17 Mill St.

September 9th-10th - Northumberland Hills Studio Tour

September 15th to 17th - Canada 150 Event: Port Hope Fair

at the Port Hope Agricultural Park

September 17th - 37th Annual Terry Fox Run. Town Hall, 56

Queen St.

September 22nd to 24th - Cultivate – A Festival of Food &

Drink. Memorial Park

September 29th - NCDC Youth Concert. Memorial Park.

September 29th/30th & Oct 1 - Culture Days, scavenger

hunt. Port Hope.

September 30th - Culture Days - Art in the Park. Memorial Park

September 30th - The 52nd Annual Port Hope House Tour

September 30th - Hope Agricultural Heritage Club, Antique

Machinery Open House. 5077 County Rd. 10

September 30th - Port Hope Farmers’ Market Harvest Festival

October 2017 Special Events

For even more events in October visit www.porthope.ca/calendar

October 1st - A Walk to Remember. Memorial Park.

October 16th to 21st - Ontario Public Library Week. Port

Hope Public Library – Mary J. Benson Branch &

Garden Hill Branch

October 20th to 22nd - Vintage Film Festival at the

Capitol Theatre

October 28th - Ghostly Visit at Wesleyville. 2082 Lakeshore Rd

October 28th - Halloween at the Museum. Canadian Fire

Fighters Museum, 95 Mill St. S.

October 29th - Halloween at Haute Goat Farm. 1166 5th Line

October 29th - NCDC Pumpkin Fest, Memorial Park

November 2017 Special Events

For even more events in November visit www.porthope.ca/calendar

November / December - The Capitol Theatre presents A

Festival of Lights and Trees

November 4th - St. Mark’s Hollyberry Bazaar and Tea. 51

King St.

November 15th - 79th Annual Christmas Fayre. Port Hope

United Church, 34 South Street

November 17th to 19th - Harvest of Christmas Delights.

4749 County Rd. 2

November 24th - Moonlight Madness. Downtown Port Hope

November 24th - Candlelight Walk. Downtown Port Hope

November 24th to 26th - Candlelight Christmas General

Store. Knights of Columbus Hall, Elias St.

November 25th - 17th annual Artists and Artisans Sale and

Exhibition. St. Mark’s Church Parish Hall, 51 King St

November 25th - Canada 150 event: Annual Port Hope

Santa Claus Parade

November 25th - Santa at the Canadian Fire Fighters

Museum

December 2017 Special Events

For even more events in December visit www.porthope.ca/calendar

December 1st - Yuletide Carolling at Wesleyville. 2082

Lakeshore Road

December 9th - Annual Farmers Market Christmas Market,


January 2018 Special Events

For even more events in January visit www.porthope.ca/calendar

January 1st - New Year’s Levee. Council Chambers.

Town Hall

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Boo

to you

SPOOKTACULAR

Town Park

Recreation Centre

October 28, 2017

1:00-4:00pm

Wear your costume & win prizes! Seasonal

activities & spooky fun! Open to all ages,

all participants under the age of 12 must be

accompanied by an adult 16 years or older.

FREE Holiday Events

fangtastic

party

SPOOKY SKATE


October 29, 2017

1:00-2:30pm

Come in your costume and have a

FANGtastic time public skating! Open to

all ages, skaters under the age of 9 must

be accompanied by a caregiver 14 years

or older. CSA approved safety equipment

recommended including a helmet.

Hosted by Parks,


joy

at the

rink

HOLIDAY SKATE


December 10, 2017

1:00-2:00pm

Celebrate the season with Santa’s Elves

at this year’s Holiday Skate. Open to all

ages, skaters under the age of 9 must be

accompanied by a caregiver 14 years or

older. CSA approved safety equipment

recommended including a helmet.

FREE FREE FREE

FREE holiday events

hot

off the

griddle

PANCAKES

WITH SANTA

Town Park

Recreation Centre

December 10, 2017

9:00-11:00am

Join us for complimentary pankcakes

and meet Santa–THANK YOU TO OUR

COMMUNITY SPONSORS! Open to all ages.

fam

JAM

party

FAMILY DAY FAB 5


February 19, 2018

1:00-5:00pm

Join us for family fun on Family Day with 5

fabulous family friendly activies.

Open to all ages.

hop on

down

EASTER BUNNY & EGG

HUNT EGGSTRAVAGANZA

Town Park

Recreation Centre

April 8, 2018

1:00-3:00pm

Hop on over to this annual event!

Ages 10 and under FREE.

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FREE FREE FREE

Parks and playgrounds


Department of Parks


parks

Port Hope is filled with naturally beautiful parks and trails. Sports fields, picnic areas,

the Ganaraska River and playgrounds present a variety of stunning settings.

✓ Fresh air ✓ Physical activity ✓ Enjoy the natural environment

For more information visit www.porthope.ca/parks-and-playgrounds

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Commemorative Tree

& Bench Program

The Municipality of Port Hope is pleased to offer

a Commemorative Tree and Bench program in

which to honour a loved one. The Tree Advisory

Committee’s Trees of Distinction program is also

available for nominations of trees in Port Hope.

For more info and to download a brochure visit

www.porthope.ca/parks-and-playgrounds

or call 905-885-8760.

Tree

Donation for a tree is $350.

This includes the purchase

and planting of the tree

as well as any required

maintenance. Granite stone

plaques can be purchased

for $250.

Bench

Pricing of the bench options are listed below

and include the purchase and installation of the

bench. Brass plaques can be purchased for $300.

Garden Bench: $1325

Traditional Steel: $1225

Trail Bench: $600

Tree donation: $350

The Garden Bench

$1325

Located in Heritage Port

Hope Area.

Traditional Steel

$1225

Located in community

park lands.

Trail Bench $600

Located on trail areas or

waterfront.


Visit the many parks and green spaces in Port Hope

Parks are available for use for events, sporting activities, picnics, weddings and more!

Wladyka Park

(Rose Glen Road)

✓ 2 adult-size ball diamonds

with lights ✓ Bleachers

✓ Playground

✓ Shelter with picnic tables

Town Park (McCaul Street)

✓ Adult ball diamond with lights

✓ Junior ball diamond ✓ Skate park

✓ Playground ✓ Tennis court

✓ 3 adult-size soccer pitches and

several child-size pitches

Optimist Park (Cavan Street)

✓ Mid-sized ball diamond

✓ Playground

✓ Shaded area beside the river

Alex Carruthers Park

(Garden Hill)

✓ 4 adult-sized ball diamonds

(1 with lights)

✓ Playground

Book one of our parks for your next event!

To book by e-mail please contact prcbookings@porthope.ca. Groups are required to book parks, ball

diamonds and soccer pitches in advance. For large, special events requiring road closures, liquor licences,

food handling and/or Council approval please contact the Special Events Coordinator Jeannie Maidens at

jmaidens@porthope.ca or 905-885-7908.

Playgrounds

Various upgrades and replacements have been made to playgrounds.

The Municipality of Port Hope provides playground equipment in 20

places, including accessible playgrounds at:

✓ Optimist Park ✓ Baulch Road Park ✓ East Beach ✓ Commons Park

✓ Memorial Park ✓ Hewson Dr. ✓ Trefusis St. ✓ Alex Carruthers Park

Municipal playgrounds are inspected on a regular basis to meet CSA

standards. If you see damage to any of the playground equipment,

please report it as soon as possible to the Parks and Facilities Manager,

Leslie Roseblade at lroseblade@porthope.ca or call 905-885-8760.

Welcome Park

(Dale Road /Hwy 2)

✓ 3 adult ball diamonds

✓ Shelter with picnic tables

✓ Playground ✓ Bleachers

Memorial Park

(Queen Street )

✓ Bandshell

✓ Accessible playground

✓ Picnic tables

✓ Access to washrooms

Baulch Road Park

✓ 2 full-size soccer pitches

✓ Trails ✓ Comfort Station

✓ Port Hope Dog Park

Rotary Park & Eastside

Ganaraska

✓ Rotary gazebo

✓ Foot bridge

✓ Farley Mowat boat-roofed

house

NEW

Accessible

playgrounds

Parks and trails

Port Hope trails

Port Hope offers both rural and urban trails for walking, cycling, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.

✓ New Upcoming program for 2017 Naming of Trails program! Watch for details and updates to trail signage

and wayfinding along the Ganaraska River (Phase 1 of this project).

✓ The Port Hope section of the Waterfront Trail connects Clarington to the west and Hamilton Township

through Cobourg to the east. The urban section of the waterfront trail on the east side of the Ganaraska River

with spectacular views of Lake Ontario features the dedicated handiwork of volunteers that made this trail

possible including benches, bird feeders, a gazebo, boardwalk and viewing area. This section also tributes the

community leaders who played a key role in the trails development – The Keith Richan Walkway, Peter Huffman

Trail and the A.K. Sculthorpe Memorial Woodland Marsh. The Waterfront Trail is also a natural waystation for

monarch butterflies and provides the resources necessary for monarchs to produce successive generations

and sustain their migration. UPDATE: The Port Hope Waterfront Trail experienced extensive damage with

record high water levels in Lake Ontario in 2017. Some sections of the trail remain closed. Repairs will

be completed when water levels recede within the normal range. Residents and Visitors are asked to be

diligent in obeying postings and notices.

✓ The Ganaraska Trail Pine Ridge section starts at the cairn opposite the Town Hall in Rotary Park beside the

Ganaraska River. With 65 kilometers of varied terrain, this section is easy and novices should have no difficulties.

✓ Try the new Greenbelt Route that was created to make it easier for Ontarians to access the natural beauty of

the Greenbelt. It connects dozens of rural communities, encouraging tourists to cycle to their destinations and

support local economies. Visit their website greenbelt.ca/route.

✓ Geocaching GPS units are available for use at the Town Park Recreation Centre. You and your family can use

one of the units locally or take it on a family vacation. Sign out procedures will be followed but this service is

free! Call 905-885-7908 for more details.

Various trails are

available in Port Hope!

Get your copy of the Outdoor

Adventure Map today!

feature

park

Ganaraska River

Offering some of the

best trout and salmon

fishing in the province.

Caroline Street Rink

The rink at Caroline Street has undergone a major update with

funding support through the Government of Canada. New rink

boards and glass have been installed at this rink, as well as

updates to the surrounding park area. The rink is available for

those wishing to play a variety of sports in a neighbourhood

setting. A valued group of volunteers work hard in partnership

with the parks department to maintain this rink as a natural ice

surface in the winter (weather dependent). Ice conditions are

reviewed and the park opening is posted when available. For

more information about ice conditions during the winter, or to

volunteer, please call 905-885-8760.

GARBAGE IN PARKS

Illegal dumping activities have been

problematic throughout the Municipality–

particularly in municipal parks and on trails.

Staff has estimated that between 50 – 75%

of the waste being collected is a result of

residential waste being placed in or beside

parks containers.

In order to attempt to reduce the occurrences

of these activities and to encourage

responsible behaviours in our parks and trails,

a number of strategies are in place. These

action items include the following:

✓ The removal of garbage containers has

been completed on all trails and will be

replaced with strategically located specialized

dog waste containers.

✓ A hotline for reporting illegal dumping

where residents are encouraged to report any

concerns. An incentive will be provided upon

successful issuance of a ticket.

✓ A public awareness campaign, developed

in partnership with the Marketing Department,

“Put Your Trash In Its Place”.

Reporting illegal dumping

prcgarbage@porthope.ca

Hotline: 905 885 8760

Put your trash in its place!

The Municipality of Port

Hope is raising awareness

about irresponsible waste

disposal. We’re reminding the

community of the garbage

and recycling guidelines that

help to keep the Municipality beautiful. Do your

part - help to keep our community clean!

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FACILITIES

Jack Burger Sports Complex (JBSC)....................................................905-885-2474

Canteen........................................................................................905-885-2474 3229

Town Park Recreation Centre (TPRC)...................................................905-885-7908

Ruth Clarke Activity Centre for Seniors.................................................905-885-2228

Canton Municipal Office.......................................................................905-753-2230

Port Hope Marine..................................................................................905-885-7981

Port Hope Public Library........................................................................905-885-4712

Parkws and Recreation Bookings.................................. prcbookings@porthope.ca

Fall Fair Centre Vehicle Storage..................................... prcbookings@porthope.ca

SPORTS

Northumberland Sports Council...........................................................905-885-9100

AQUATICS

Pool Bookings................................................................. prcbookings@porthope.ca

Swimming Lessons/Leadership/Syncro...............................................905-885-2474

Aquatics Coordinator Lori Wills.............................................. 905-885-2474 ext 3224

Hosptal Therapy Program............................................................................................

contact Faye Gillespie................................................................905-885-2183

or Eileen Rose..............................................................................905-885-2845

Northumberland Aquatic Club........................................................swimnorac.com

Registrar Annette Otter..........................................registrar@swimnorac.com

Coach Emil Tzvetanov.................................................. emil@swimnorac.com

Swim For Independence (Ken Rumball).........905-372-9398/rumballk@gmail.com

BASEBALL

Field Bookings................................................................. prcbookings@porthope.ca

Northumberland Baseball........................................... northumberlandbaseball.ca

Men's Slo Pitch (Wayne Griffiths)..........................................................905-885-9616

Friday Night Mixed Lobball Over 30 (James White)............................905-373-8603

Over 30 Ladies Baseball (Cathy Coghill).............................................289-251-3444

Port Hope Senior Flyers (Brett Jiggins)................................ brettjiggins@gmail.com

Garden Hill Sunday Mixed Lobball (Glen Foster).................................905-396-2129

Garden Hill Slo-Pitch Men's (Glen Foster).............................................905-396-2129

BASKETBALL

Lakeshore Adult Basketball (Paul Allen)...............................................905-372-7070

Lakeshore Minor Basketball Association (Paul Allen)..........................905-372-7070

Lakeshore Lynx Minor Basketball (Eugene Todd).................................905-885-9987

BOWLING

Port Hope Lawn Bowling................................... porthopelawnbowling@gmail.com

Port Hope CroQuet Club, Allan McCready..........................................905-885-8630

CYCLING

Ganaraska Free Wheelers........................................... ganaraskafreewheelers.com

Community Directory

RACQUET SPORTS

Port Hope Racquet Club (Tennis)..............porthoperacquetclub.com

Junior Badminton (Jolyon Thompson)... jmathompson@hotmail.com

Adult Badminton (Tony Trevor)..........................................905-885-5006

SKATING

Arena Bookings.......................................... prcbookings@porthope.ca

Northumberland Minor Hockey Association..... 905-372-7371 Ext 8429

............................................................ www.northumberlandminorhockey.com

Over 35 Hockey League (Wayne Griffiths).......................905-885-9616

Ganaraska Sharks (Wayne Griffiths)................................905-885-9616

Figure Skating Club....................... porthopefigureskating@hotmail.ca

www.porthopefigureskating.ca

Port Hope Panthers JRC Hockey...............www.porthopepanthers.net

SOCCER

Field Bookings............................................... prcbokings@porthope.ca

Port Hope Minor Soccer.........................................905-885-9120 email:

porthopeminorsoccer@yahoo.ca

Port Hope Men's Soccer (BJ Coull)..................... bcoull@porthope.ca

VOLLEYBALL

Northumberland Mixed Adult Voleyball (Brian Sibbles)..905-442-0676

Northumberland Breakers Volleyball Club....www.breakersvolleyball.com

CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS

Recreation Programs & Special Events..................................................

Town Park Recreation Centre (TPRC)...............................905-885-7908

Youth Programming................................................youth@porthope.ca

Port Hope Library...............................................................905-885-4712

CRAFTS

Lakeshore Quilters Guild (Lynda Leblanc).......................905-885-5214

Northumberland Hills Stitchery Guild (Jennifer Mitchell).905-885-9206

MISCELLANEOUS

Ganaraska Railway Modelers (Jeff Brown)......................905-800-0993

Classic Car Club (Rick Morrison).....................................905-349-2272

Cobourg Stamp Club (Malcolm Pacey)..........................905-885-2697

OUTDOOR INTERESTS

Ganaraska Trail Association......................................................... email:

info@pineridgehikingclub.ca..................www.pineridgehikingclub.ca

Horticultural Society...............................porthope@gardenontario.org

Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority.....................905-885-8173

Agricultural Society...........................................www.porthopefair.com

Willow Beach Field Naturalists (Elizabeth Kellogg)... 905-885-9615 email:

ekrf@eagle.ca

Community directory

Northumberland Forest Skiers (Vivian Vandenhazel)......905-372-0618

Pine Ridge Hiking Club............................ info@pineridgehikingclub.ca

Port Hope Marina..............................................................905-885-7981

Girl Guides (5-17 Years)............................................www.girlguides.ca

Youth Committee....................................................youth@porthope.ca

Youth Coordinator/ Youth Centre.....................................905-885-7908

RCSCC Skeena- Sea Cadets.............................................905-885-5659

Scouts Canada (Jackie Irwin)..........................................905-786-3048

PERFORMING ARTS - MUSIC

Friends of Music..........905-797-2295 www.porthopefriendsofmusic.ca

Port Hope & District Legion Pipe Band (Branch 30)...............................

Secretary Al Wilson..................................................905-885-2913

PERFORMING ARTS - THEATRE

Capitol Arts Centre, Box Office..........................................905-885-1071

Northumberland Players...................................................905-372-0577

............................................. info@northumberlandplayers.com

The Victorian Operetta Society.............................www.vosthertre.com

HISTORY/MUSEUM

Port Hope Achives.............905-885-1673 www.porthopearchives.com

Architectural Conservancy of Ontario..............................905-885-7929

Canadian Fire Fighters Museum (Marielle Lambert).......905-885-8985

.................................................. info@firemuseumcanada.com

Dorothy's House Museum..................................................905-885-2981

Port Hope & District Historical Society............... porthopehistorical.ca

SERVICE CLUBS

Kinsmen Club....................................................................905-885-8977

Lions Club (Port Hope)......................................................905-885-6051

Masonic Lodge.......................905-885-2758 secretary@hopelodge.ca

Independent Order of Oddfellows....................................905-372-2571

Rotary Club................................................... www.porthoperotary.com

Royal Canadian Legion Branch 30...................................905-885-6585

GROUPS AND ORGANIZATIONS

Northumberland Big Sisters & Big Brothers.......................289-252-1828

Rebound Youth Services....................................................905-372-0007

Northumberland United Way............................................905-372-6955

Nothrumberland Services for Women....... cornerstonenorthumberland.ca

Emergency Shelter and Crisis Line....................................905-372-0746

Cornerstone Family Violence Prevention Centre.............905-372-6173

Ontario Early Years Centre (OEYC) Port Hope.................905-885-8856

Community Care Port Hope..............................................905-885-8856

Health Unit.........................................................................905-885-9100

Heritage Business Improvement Area/ Association........905-375-7378

Farmer's Market Sharon Behl............................................289-251-5749

Kinark Chil & Family Services............................................905-372-4361

Community Care Northumberland..................................905-885-9860

Hospice/Palitive Care Program........................................905-885-9860

Port Hope Community Health Centre...............................905-885-2626

SPECIAL EVENTS • www.porthope.ca/calendar

Fall Fair...............................................................www.porthopefair.com

Candlelight Christmas, Karen O'hara...............................905-885-2004

ACO House/Garden/Barn Tour........................................905-885-7929

Float Your Fanny.................................................................905-885-2004

Cultivate: A Festival of Food + Drink................www.cultivatefestival.ca

........................................................... or jmaidens@porthope.ca

MUNICIPAL SERVICES

Chamber of Commerce...................................................905-885-5519

Municipality of Port Hope- Tourism/ Marketing................905-885-2004

Canton Municipal Office...................................................905-753-2230

Info Northumberland............................. 1-800-396-6626/ 905-372-8913

Port Hope Area Initiative...................................................905-885-0291

Public Works.......................................................................905-885-2431

Port Hope Police................................................................905-885-8123

Port Hope Fire Department...............................................905-885-5323

Town Hall............................................................................905-885-4544

Northumberland County...................................................905-372-3329

EDUCATION

Trinity College School (TSC)..............................................905-885-4565

Kawartha Pineridge District School Board (Administration).705-742-9773

Beatrice Strong..................................................................905-885-9399

Dr Hawkins Sr. Public School..............................................905-885-2486

Port Hope High School......................................................905-885-6346

North Hope Central...........................................................905-797-2991

Ganaraska Trail..................................................................905-885-5631

CCI.....................................................................................905-372-2271

Catholic District School Board (Administration)...........1-800-461-8009

St. Anthony's.........................................................................905-885-458

St. Mary's Secondary.........................................................905-372-4339

Subsidy Opportunities

Jumpstart..........................................................jumpstart@cantire.com

Kidsport................................................................... kidsportcanada.ca

Municipal...........................................................................905-885-7908

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Community Directory


The Better Way Forward

The Municipality of Port Hope offers bus service within the urban area of the Municipality

and to 3 Cobourg destinations (Northumberland Mall, Walmart and the Northumberland

Hills Hospital.)The buses leave Town Hall every hour on the hour. There are two bus routes

through the urban area (Route A on the west side, Route B on the east side of Port Hope)

Port Hope Transit Map

Current August-October 2017. *Changes may take effect Oct 2017

Demand Bookings & Subscription Bookings available!

All bookings are made on a "first come, first serve" basis. A subscription booking arrangement is service for registrants who travel on a regular pre-determined basis to

and/or from a destination. The following applies to subscription bookings: 1. Shall be limited to work, school, and medical appointments; 2. One booking per week per

person; 3. A maximum duration of four weeks; and 4. All subscription bookings which fall on statutory holidays will be automatically cancelled.

For more information visit www.porthope.ca/transit

Port Hope Transit Map

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MONTREAL - A Cobourg teen who got her

start at a local dance school recently graced

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Emilie Anderson, 15, grew up in Cobourg,

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a Montreal ballet school founded in 1952 by

Ludmilla Chiriaeff. Chiriaeff also founded

the dance company Les Grands Ballets Canadiens,

which annually performs the Nutcracker,

choreographed by Fernand Nault, at

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stage. The show was broadcast on CBC

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French television on Jan. 6.

After competitive auditions in September,

Emilie took the role of a Russian doll for the

second year in a row, she said in a telephone

interview from Montreal. Being on stage at

the Les Place des Arts, Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier

stage, with its 2,996 seats, was “exciting”

and a bit “nerve racking,” she said. The Nutcracker

is a major holiday production for the

dance company, with more than 100 dancers

involved.

“It’s really an amazing experience being

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