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Tallie Doyle scoops a frozen treat for her mom, Andrea Stokes. Cardinal Ice Cream is one of many new shops and services now open for business in Kitchissippi. Photo by Jacob Hoytema

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A cool new shop is serving up the sweet stuff By Jacob Hoytema

No longer will Wellington West have to go through a long, hot summer without a cool refreshment: Cardinal Ice Cream, the neighbourhood’s first locally owned ice cream stand, is open for business on Wellington West. The new enterprise is co-founded and co-owned

by Andrea Stokes, formerly of the Wellington West BIA, and Thomas Williams, owner of Hintonburger. Before its current incarnation, the shack that houses Cardinal was used by Hintonburger for product storage and refrigeration. Andrea and Thomas had been talking about starting an ice cream business for years and figured that the shack

would make the perfect location. With the addition of a porch, a cutout of a cardinal, and some colourful lawn chairs, the shack took on a positively beach-y feel. Thomas says that the neighbourhood had been lacking a local ice cream vendor for too long. Continued on page 2

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SOME OTHER NEW LOCAL BUSINESSES THAT HAVE OPENED THEIR DOORS IN KITCHISSIPPI: THE GLASS SHOPPE STUDIO

911 Richmond Rd. Founded by local artisan Grace Edwards, The Glass Shoppe Studio touts itself as Ottawa’s “first full supply beadmaking shoppe.” Check out their online calendar for bead making classes and workshops: theglassshoppestudio.com.

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80 Holland Ave. Owner and longtime hairdresser Chantal Letto founded this hair salon just a block north of Wellington West. At Wave, customers can enjoy a haircut and a cappuccino all in the same trip.

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1433 Wellington St. W. Ottawa real estate veteran John King heads the team at the new Ottawa central branch of Engel & Völkers, a real estate firm originally founded in Hamburg, Germany.

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1329 Wellington St. W. Owners Larry Poirier and Lucille Perrault opened the Wellington West branch of the Massage Addict franchise last spring, and will be expanding with a location on Bank Street in the fall.

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1440 Wellington St. W. The sequel to Joanna and Alison Hughes’ women’s secondhand designer clothing store AMH Style, Mocktail follows the same “curated consignment” model for a young adult clientele.

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“We had a similar but smaller-scale concept with Hintonburger. We had lived in the neighbourhood for a couple years and were like, ‘you can’t get fries and a burger anywhere!’” Thomas says. “It’s the same thing… we have really great local ice cream so why not showcase it and sell it in a neighbourhood that doesn’t have any yet.” “The business has already become a photobooth on social media, because it’s such a cute little situation, such a cute little building,” adds Andrea. Indeed, many customers, including Kitchissippi Ward Councillor Jeff Leiper, have posted pictures of their ice cream excursions online. Cardinal’s cones are made with Tracey’s Ice Cream, sourced out of Renfrew. Andrea and Thomas have plans to expand their local selec-

tion, mentioning an upcoming partnership with Moo Shu Ice Cream, an Ottawa ice cream and truffle-making company. “The idea is we will be even more local — we will be a purveyor of products, hopefully, that are made in the city as well,” says Andrea, who is also the writer behind KT’s Art Tag series. Cardinal has in fact already begun a partnership with Flying Hound (see page three of this issue). Flying Hound is another new business that specializes in frozen treats, but these are intended for four-legged patrons. Every Tuesday night, the two businesses team up to host an “Ice Cream Social,” so people and their pets can both enjoy a cool treat. Andrea’s two daughters, Tallie and Jaime Doyle, are helping their mother run the new business by taking shifts behind the counter. Far from being “voluntold,” Andrea says that the two

girls were enthusiastic about the work. “Ever since they could play together, they played store or restaurant,” says Andrea. “Your mom opens an ice cream stand, you get to serve your friends, you have to be responsible… they’re learning responsibility and entrepreneurship and counting change and quality control and quantity control. So it’s pretty great.” So what’s in store for Cardinal? They’ll keep rotating their selection of flavours (except for a few constant favourites, says Andrea) and play host to more community events. Thomas and Andrea also intend to stay open all year round — though they may have to switch up their menu once the cold weather hits. Cardinal Ice Cream is located at 991 Wellington St.W. You can also follow them at twitter.com/ Cardinal_IceCrm or find them on Instagram.

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Karen Gibson and Grazyna Szawlowski with their “treat trike.” Photos by Ellen Bond

Harlow is enjoying one of the frozen treats from Flying Hound. They’re made from healthy ingredients dogs will appreciate (liver, kefir and blueberries anyone?) on an edible sweet potato stick.

The dog days of summer New purveyor of frozen treats for our furry friends comes to Kitchissippi By Jacob Hoytema

Every dog owner has been there at some point: during a summer walk, you’ve stopped for ice cream or a popsicle and are trying to eat it before it melts. Your puppy friend is eager to share in the snacking, and you have to hoist your treat high in the air to prevent your pet from sneaking a bite. (Or maybe you don’t.) Westboro business owners, Karen Gibson and Grazyna Szawlowski, say that they’ve come up with a solution to the problem with their line of pooch popsicles from their new startup, Flying Hound. Using locally sourced “human food” ingredients, they’ve crafted a series of cold treats made especially for dogs. They don’t sell in any stores, but instead visit several different locations throughout the week in the Westboro and Hintonburg area on their “treat trike,” a cargo bicycle fitted with an icebox from which they sell their wares. Karen and Grazyna have come up with popsicles in a number of different flavours, such as bone broth, pumpkin and cottage cheese, liver, and raspberry. Although the popsicles are made of ingredients that are edible for both dogs

and people, Grazyna notes “the flavour combinations might not be to [a human’s] liking.” Before becoming business partners, Karen and Grazyna lived on the same street and had the mutual hobby of cooking for their dogs. They had discussed the idea of a mobile dog treat vendor, and after discovering they could take a cargo bike with an icebox, decided to go the frozen route. “Everybody loves to have a popsicle or an ice cream cone in the summer, and then sometimes people will share it with their dog, and that’s not the best practice because some dogs have dietary issues,” says Grazyna. In response, the two neighbours decided to create a treat that was both enjoyable and nutritious for dogs. The popsicles themselves are made on an edible sweet potato stick and come in biodegradable packaging, meaning no waste is left behind. Flying Hound recently started collaborating with the summer’s other new local ice cream vendor: every Tuesday night, the Flying Hound treat trike stops at Cardinal Ice Cream (see our cover story) to host an “Ice Cream Social” for pooches and their owners.

“We’re really quite enjoying this whole experience of having people share treats with their dogs, and we’re hoping that maybe it’s creating some summer memories too,” Grazyna says of the Tuesday night events. Aside from being sold in-person at the treat trike, Flying Hound’s products can also be ordered online to be hand-delivered within Ottawa, and shipped in an

insulated package everywhere else. For the moment, Flying Hound has no plans to move into a store or permanent location. Grazyna says that even after being open since June, the mobile business model has attracted a lot of repeat customers. For more information about their products – and to find out where they’re stopping next – go to flyinghound.ca.

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The ups and downs of collecting Holding on to any of these items? They’re probably not worth as much as you think By Shaun Markey

There’s an ebb and flow to the antique market, which in part is caused by the state of the overall economy. There are other factors too. Personal taste and social trends also play a part in determining what’s popular. Let’s take a moment to look more closely at antiques that have fallen out of favour in recent years. While prices for all antiques have been down considerably since the economic slump of 2008, in large part due to Wall Street zealots who sold the world investment community a pig in a poke, otherwise known as mortgage backed securities, some categories of antiques have suffered more than others. Brown furniture (a.k.a. mahogany and walnut furniture) has really taken a beating in the marketplace over the last decade. The dark colour doesn’t resonate with today’s collectors. Although not antique, but still well crafted, solid walnut and mahogany furniture made in large quantities between the wars, 1920 to 1950, has reached almost give-away prices. I have seen people struggle to make a few hundred dollars for entire dining room sets. Of course, since there is so much of this furniture it is sitting in many, many homes and apartments across the country. It continues to flood the market but is met with a cool reception by dealers and collectors. It’s been sent to the sidelines by mid-century modern, shabby chic and other popular trends. It’s a shame, because the brown furniture of that period was made from solid wood, following classic lines and will be around a lot longer than some of the trendy furniture examples that have replaced it. True antique furniture

from the 19th century and earlier fares somewhat better although prices and demand for this category is also weak. Canadiana pine furniture, so much of it stripped of its original colour in the 1960’s and 70’s, has also suffered the same fate as the walnut / mahogany category. Good form in a piece of Canadiana furniture will help preserve the value over time, but run of the mill pine furniture struggles at auction and in shops.

“Brown walnut and mahogany furniture has been sent to the sidelines by mid century modern, shabby chic and other popular trends.” Another factor in the weak demand for furniture is living space. The size of homes and condos is often not conducive to larger furniture pieces. Glass, china and ceramic figurines have also suffered a similar fate. Once steady performers, these categories have sunk in popularity to a point where there is barely a pulse in their market. Chintz china was in vogue several years ago but that ship has certainly sailed. At one point, rare stacking teapot sets in hard to find patterns fetched $1000. Not anymore. There are exceptions of course. Certain types of glass, pottery and ceramics continue to fetch robust prices. Some Moorcroft pottery, American art pottery and French art glass still fetch

good prices but the quality, condition and particular style have to be exceptional. The rarity of an antique or collectable has a huge impact on its value. It stands to reason that if an antique item is available in large quantities, the price will reflect the availability. It’s a case of supply and demand. That rule can be applied to just about any type of antique or collectable. There are many exceptions, however, to this rule. While prices may be down, antiques and collectables are still extremely popular. Design magazines and TV shows promote antiques with continuing zeal. The problem, though, is that so much material has become “collectable.” There’s a veritable sea of stuff out there. It’s flooded flea markets and other venues, which further adds to the problem. It’s difficult to find good antiques when surrounded by junk. It’s perhaps only natural to equate the quality of an antique to its monetary value. For some collectors, what an antique object is worth in hard currency is secondary to their joy in finding and collecting a particular item. If you enjoy an antique or collectable, that’s terrific. This is how it should be. The majority of collectors don’t plan on selling their things so market value is totally secondary. Sentimental value can often far surpass market value. I don’t own any family antiques but if I did, wild horses couldn’t drag them from my grasp, let alone a bundle of money. A wise individual once told me to only collect the best. Those words still ring true to this day. If you are going to put the time and effort into finding certain antiques, be patient, wait for the best example to come along. Buy that one. Excellent things will always hold their value.

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What is the future for the Sisters of the Visitation monastery? Submitted by David Jeanes

Behind the archways of the mixed-use development at 88-108 Richmond Road, the former Sisters of the Visitation monastery has a past, a character and hopefully a future.

One corner is a large preconfederation stone mansion. Since 1913 a Gothic chapel and residential wings have enclosed an ornamental courtyard and housed a reclusive order of French nuns. When the nuns left in

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2010, the monastery, (socalled because unlike a convent, it kept them apart from the outside world), and its extensive land was sold to Ashcroft Homes. A City heritage designation followed, confirmed after a hearing

by Ontario’s Conservation Review Board. But the building has sat empty since then, awaiting adaptive re-use. However, an engineering study found that the stone walls are actually a veneer with a rubble core and major cracks have developed in the walls, so renovation will be costly. Ontario’s Heritage Act requires conservation of heritage attributes but does not constrain future uses. Ashcroft originally made an offer of community use, particularly with the Gothic chapel, which was the monastery’s only public space where local Catholics attended Sunday worship. The nuns were hidden behind a screen in a separate room to one side, known as the Choeur. The largest main floor rooms were for meals,

where a nun read prayers or scripture, for the nuns’ daily work activities, and for prayer and singing in worship several times each day. Re-use of these spaces could include a restaurant, lounge and cafe, with a patio behind one of the arches of the new building. These would serve the community and animate that outdoor space. They would also benefit the new residents on the whole site. A corridor surrounds the courtyard with windows and wide doors on each side. The unknown 1913 architect was inspired by the cloister of a European monastery or cathedral, but adapted it to Canadian winters. There was a statue and geometric pathways and plantings and it is a protected heritage attribute, which could have new

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uses, perhaps covering it with a glass roof, as has been done with heritage buildings such as the British Museum and the West Block of Parliament. Upstairs are many small individual rooms. Small windows and thick walls make adaptive reuse difficult. In Montreal, such spaces have become student residences. Here, offices or seniors’ accommodation may be possible. Other rooms include an infirmary or sick room and a palliative care space for the elderly nuns who lived out their lives in the monastery. The attic is a large open space, lighted by a few small dormer windows. It could be divided in various ways and skylights might be permitted for better natural lighting. Continued on page 12

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Sometimes the hardest thing about painting is parting with your work, says Sarah Barberry.

“I love painting intuitively,” says Sarah. “My paintings start from a flicker and I try to find meaning from these flashes of colour I receive. The paintings direct me, they tell me what story I need to tell. Sometimes I wait and wait before knowing the painting is complete, and I work on them as each one speaks to me.” Sarah has a keen interest in quantum physics, science, and ideas of the metaphysical. She attended many aboriginal ceremonies centred around water, hence the presence of water imagery in much of her work. “All of my pieces are a tapestry of my experiences in the outside world, and I have to wait for everything to converge; a movie, a song, a word, an image. It all has to come together for my eureka moments in painting.” Sarah has an upcoming show at Bread By Us bakery in October, and is working on more exhibitions in the future. She

says her paintings are vulnerable pieces; sometimes, she can’t part with them. Once you step inside her home, you know instantly that this is a person who derives much comfort by surrounding herself with her artwork. Sarah has tagged local artist Dan Martelock as my next interview subject. She’s excited about his

Sarah works as a paint supervisor and oversees the background images at JAM FILLED studios, a local animation company. She manages a team of digital painters who all work from home and are tasked with making sure the background imagery is consistent in style, composition, and colour. It’s a big job, but satisfies only a part of her desire to work with colour and paint. Sarah studied Animation at Algonquin College and finished up just as the industry was in a hiring freeze. She moved to Sudbury to seize an opportunity to work as a layout artist. She spent most of 2009 practicing traditional painting and with the help of a mentor, learned to move from acrylics to oils. She says the time spent learning traditional skills was crucial to her as a form of self-expression. “My own work is so different from any art work I do digitally,” says Sarah. As I’ve now learned through interviews with digital artists, almost every artist thrives on the joy that comes from holding a brush or pencil in hand.

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Podium in sight for Paralympic judo fighter Legally blind athlete Tony Walby muscles his way to Rio Story and photo by Bradley Turcotte

Declared legally blind in 2006, Tony Walby assumed he would instruct judo for the remainder of his athletic career. When a colleague informed him he qualified to be a Paralympian, the former national champion flipped at the chance and will represent Canada in Rio this September. Tony’s interest in the Japanese discipline began when he was a student at Connaught Public School. Tina Takahashi instructed an after school program and Tony, who turns 43 in August, excelled at the sport. The sixth kyu, or beginner, started training at Melrose

Avenue’s Takahashi Martial Arts School daily and “never left.” A member of the national judo team since 1989 with a few absences along the way, Tony collected several titles including junior and senior national champion before retiring after the 2008 national championship. He holds the distinction of being the only legally blind Canadian competitor to win the “able bodied” title. Tony’s sight began to wane in his mid20s, baffling ophthalmologists. He eventually underwent genetic testing, revealing cone dystrophy as his diagnosis in 2009. “That’s the twist of it all. I didn’t know that Paralympic judo was visually

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“I’m going to go out there and give it everything I’ve got. Leave it all out on the mat. I think I have the ability to get on that podium and that is the goal.” Training partner and Team Canada member, Mathieu Lemay, helped Tony shed 80 pounds and says his progress leading up to Rio is consistent. “You see a lot more commitment and speed. It trickled down to all the other fighters. Even though he is one of two people going to the Paralympics, everyone at the club has benefited,” Mathieu observes. Despite all the controversy surrounding the Brazilian games, Tony says he is not worried about security or the Zika virus, which he compares to the overblown “hype” around the 2004 SARS outbreak. Tony’s paramount concern is which opponents he draws, citing Georgia’s Zviad Gogotchuri as his most tenacious rival. “This is judo. Anybody can make a mistake. Anybody can go in for a bad throw. Anything can happen. I have 35 years experience. I’m going to go out there and give it everything I’ve got. Leave it all out on the mat. I think I have the ability to get on that podium and that is the goal.” Tony Walby enters the Paralympic shiaijo September 10.

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Red tape, delays, high cost Obtaining patio permit proving to be a challenge for local restaurateur Story and photo by Alyson Queen

Twice in the same conversation, Jeff Frost has to pause and holler over to drivers attempting to park by his restaurant, The Wellington Diner. “That spot’s reserved for people with a special permit, you don’t want to get a ticket!” He knows his customers and he takes pride in his restaurant. He recently hired a new chef and is changing up the menu to be more local. “We’re built for families. We’re not a bar,

we’re not a pub.” With a palatable price point and a solid reputation in the neighbourhood, he wants to build a patio to capitalize on the summer season. “I want this next step to give a New York feel for a 50s diner. You could be eating underneath two trees, and it could be a really special thing.” He’s got the makings of a small urban oasis already, with brick retaining walls forming an outdoor terrace beside the restaurant. Here comes the prob-

lem. He can’t use it. He can’t get his plans approved by the City. More than that, he’s spent hundreds of dollars and hours, just to be continuously rejected and delayed at every stage of every application. That includes a revised plan to have large custom windows installed because they would encroach on the sidewalk. “It’s disappointing to see the hurdles that small businesses go through with the City. When a business is looking to make it a bit easier to

“Across the board, businesses are subject to a lot of hurdles in getting patios.” operate, and make it a more beautiful space for the neighbourhood – to get shot down is disappointing,” says Zachary Dayler, Executive Director of the Wellington West BIA. It’s frustrating to have plans rejected, but that isn’t Jeff’s biggest issue. He waited weeks for feedback and feels he lost both time and money. “Somebody should be held accountable. To drag someone through these hoops and negotiations at a small business owner’s expense only to say the whole plan is denied? If this was the private sector, someone would be fired.” So he took to Twitter and people started paying

and says he has worked to try and find a solution. One of those options is a re-zoning proposal. That will mean more expense, starting at $8,500 for the application, not to mention a sound engineering report. Even if he pursues that, it’s hard to say if he will get his patio for summer 2017. Despite it all though, while enjoying the morning bustle from the picnic table in his “not a patio,” Jeff is keeping his chin up. “The reason I want a patio in the first place is to serve my customers and Kitchissippi.” “I’ll build whatever the City allows me build.”

attention, including Councillor Jeff Leiper. According to Zachary, the challenges and delays with having a patio approved aren’t unique to the Wellington Diner. “Across the board, businesses are subject to a lot of hurdles in getting patios. Ottawa also has one of the highest fees,” he adds. Interestingly, the City recently completed a “Sidewalk Patio Review Program.” This year they are creating a new Right of Way Patio By-law to improve service to the restaurant industry and the public. The report is due out this summer. Councillor Leiper says he is aware of the issues

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Little libraries in lovely locales Got a hankering to read? Can’t make it to the library? Check out one of the many mini libraries in Kitchissippi Story and photos by Joseph Hutt

If last issue’s Summer Reads theme has sent you off on a book hunt, there are a few locals here in Kitchissippi who might be able to help you get your literary fix. Hidden away on quiet streets, if you know where to look, you will find picturesque little cabinets – handmade and painted, secure against the weather – that become small lending libraries for their respective communities. Children and adults are welcome to peruse the shelves, well-stocked as they are with literature for all ages. The only string attached is a mere gesture towards self-sufficiency. “If you take a book, you leave a book,” explains Barbara Zuchowicz, who curates the little library at 35 Kenora St. “Not that you have to do them at the same time.”

Through this, each of the little libraries listed below experiences great turnover, to the point where, by the time you have finished the first book you have borrowed, there is surely a surprise or two waiting for when you visit again. Considering how much of a community hub hers has become, Barbara has even considered upgrading the functionality of her little library by allowing people to post community notices on its sides. While most little libraries live a relatively static existence (aside from their ever-changing contents), the Englehardt family’s library, at 664 Mansfield Ave., is more of an ongoing family project. Cobbling together the remnants of some other household projects, their little library began as just a public shelf built by Erin Englehardt and her two daughters, Helen and May. “Then we decided that some

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people shouldn’t just sit on the curb and read a book,” says May Englehardt. “So we had an old bench and my sister painted it, and we attached them.” Now, their little library has become a lush retreat, with a stone path and cherry tomato garden that patrons are welcome to snack on. “Every now and then we’ll find someone sitting there reading,” Mark affirms. And that is really one of the more fascinating effects of these little libraries. Not only do they provide people with great books, they seem capable of building and strengthening the bonds within these communities. According to Barbara, “It’s only been two months, but I have been able to put names to faces of people I know who live in the neighbourhood but we’ve never talked… It’s just another thing that pulls everybody together.”

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Location: 33 Garrison St. Inaugural date: October 2012 Current stock: Joanna Trollope’s Marrying the Mistress, Nicolas Freeling’s Dressing of Diamond, Sahelian Toews’ The Common Cold Cure, Clay & Susan Griffith’s The Geomancer, Elizabeth Gilbert’s Eat, Pray, Love. Fond memory: (Lee Ann was unavailable for comment at press time. This information was shared on her Facebook page which can be found via geekygodmother.ca) “Here’s a little history for you – our home was the area post office in the 1920’s. It has been a community hub for almost 100 years. We love continuing that tradition. One way is our mini library. It is full of books for all ages…. If you live near, be sure to share our little gem with your neighbours.”

Kimberly Senf, a school librarian herself, takes her work home with her in a rather literal way with her mini library. Location: 64 Melrose Ave. Inaugural date: December 2015 Current stock: Christopher DiCarlo’s How to Become a Really Good Pain in the Ass, Christos Tsiolkas’ The Slap, Alice Kuiper’s 40 Choses Que Je Vieux te Dire, Joyce Carol Oates’ We Were the Mulvaneys, Elizabeth Goudie’s Woman of Labrador. Fond memory: “I just like that people stop there, and they can look around and find a book to read. Because I’m always reading and I like to promote the idea of people reading as opposed to staring at their phones all the time, or just watching TV.”

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Future uncertain for monastery Continued from page 6 In contrast to the monastery, the 1865 stone house has large rooms with big windows on three floors. They are in separate wings around a large hall with an impressive staircase, lighted by a south-facing Gothic window. Re-use could be as a high quality restaurant, like successful examples in similar heritage buildings in Ottawa. The unusual plan is known as a “pinwheel,” based on the residential architecture of English Gothic architect Augustus Welby Pugin. The 1865 architect, Sydney Bowles Fripp, came from England in 1857 and designed other important houses and civic buildings in Ottawa. The house was owned successively by James Dyke, a prominent merchant, gentleman farmer George Eaton, senator and lumberman James Skead and entrepreneur George Holland. The house has original features, inside and out, with square stone lintels over the windows, Gothic relieving arches in the stone walls, and tracery in the wooden window frames and the main door. Both house and monastery have east-facing verandahs, which had views over open fields towards the city where the successive owners did business, using the macadamized Richmond Road. The City and Ashcroft agreed that the archways and the area between the new building and the monastery would be public space, together with the “Nun’s Walk,” lined with preserved trees leading to Byron Avenue. It was

where the nuns took their exercise, even cycling, secluded by high walls around the open space where they grew vegetables. It appears now that the building may not have public uses. This would limit access to part of the exterior and perhaps not the courtyard. A senior’s residence, as approved in the zoning of the south half of the large site, might replace mixed uses. However, either public or private use gives more

hope for future survival of the building than leaving it empty. The public will have a say, at least during applications for heritage approvals at both the City’s Built Heritage Subcommittee and Planning Committee. Heritage Ottawa, which advocates for conservation of such important buildings, will be part of this process, as we were for heritage designation. But hopefully other consultations will happen

between Ashcroft and the community. David Jeanes is president of Heritage Ottawa and a Kitchissippi resident for over 40 years. He was personally involved with the designation of the Monastery and the Conservation Review Board hearing. Since retiring from a career in hightech research and development, he has indulged his passions for railways and architecture with several not-for-profit organizations.

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Have you been to Westboro Beach lately? Tara Tosh Kennedy – along with some very helpful volunteers – has been busy transforming the underpass into a colourful mural that represents the four seasons. The project originated with the Westboro Beach Community Association and has engaged many younger members of the wider Kitchissippi community as well. Tara first started coming to the beach when she was five. “It gives me the chills,” says Tara. “I remember walking under this underpass many times. What if I had known that in 40 years I would be the first person to really decorate this space with a bigger vision!” Check out some extra photos at kitchissippi.com. Photo by Andrea Tomkins

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Dovercourt’s new Mystery Machine Gifford Automotive is updating a vintage van for Dovercourt, and it’s positively electric Story and photo by Bradley Turcottte

Dovercourt Recreation Association (DRA) aims to add a jolt of electricity to their community events this summer once Gifford Automotive completes work on a 1979 mini electric van. Built by Subaru in 1979, the little vehicle was sold as a non-engine body to Jet Industries in Austin, Texas. From there, the van climbed further up the hipster ladder, buzzing all the way to Portland, Oregon in 1981 where it served as a municipal van. Acquired by Gifford Automotive in 2007, the McRae Avenue business hoped – with time and money – the van would become an eye-catching promotional vehicle for the garage. On a routine service visit to Gifford Automotive, DRA executive director John Rapp spotted the unique machine on the lot and it sparked his interest. After years of causal negotiations, John says the-little-van-that-could will be DRA’s signature charitable chariot, deploying staff and materials to the association’s events around Kitchissippi. “The fact that it’s electric and highly efficient in Westboro, the home of t r e e - h u g g i n g … Birkenstock-wearing, ecologically friendly people… what a great opportunity to get a fully electric vehicle to do this short-haul work,” says John. Gifford associate Dave Brunskill estimates he has clocked 100 hours of work on the van and says updating the battery system remains the largest challenge. “The problem is the battery technology that we’re using and how we’re using it is a little tricky. We’re having to be clever,” Dave divulges. Prices for battery systems can be shocking, Gifford Automotive’s Carl Chaboyer observes, citing systems used by Tesla, which run up to $40,000 each. Electric vehicles sold independently online come with “just needs batteries” taglines but

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Hey hey it’s … Davy Jones? Kitchissippi resident strikes a big item off his bucket list By Jacob Hoytema

In his line of work, Kitchissippi artist David W. Jones has met more than a few well-known musicians. Being one of Ottawa’s foremost visual artists, David has done portraits and album covers for several jazz masters and has even collaborated with the NAC Orchestra on a couple of performance paintings. But it wasn’t until Bluesfest this summer that David had the rock-star encounter he’d been waiting for since childhood when he got to meet two members of the Monkees. The Monkees were, of course, once fronted by another famous David “Davy” Jones, and Ottawa David had been hoping for years to make

a connection. David W. Jones (the painter) was only in elementary school in 1966 when The Monkees released their debut record and starred in their own TV show, becoming a pop music sensation. His classmates were quick to make the name connection between him and the group’s lead singer. “At school, I was teased, and I pretended that I didn’t like it, but I really loved it,” says David. “I would get phone calls from girls who would say, ‘is Davy Jones in?’ and hang up.” Indeed, David says that even though everyone nowadays calls him David, he has childhood friends who still call him Davy. One of these friends is Evelyn Jakubinek, who

kept in touch with David since their school years. So when David obtained passes to meet the Monkees through a friend who had connections to Bluesfest organizers, he knew there would be no one better to accompany him than Evelyn. Once at the concert, David and Evelyn were ushered backstage with some other fans to meet Monkees’ Peter Tork and Micky Dolenz before the show began. The third surviving Monkee, Michael Nesmith, didn’t join the others on this tour. David Jones’ musical counterpart, Davy, the former lead singer, had sadly passed away in 2012. Once his chance to meet the Monkees arrived, David got right to the point.

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“I shook hands with both of them and I said ‘how do you do… my name is David Jones.’ So they stopped and kind of raised an eyebrow,” David recalls. “So I handed Micky Dolenz my business card, and he says ‘he’s David Jones!’ So, it was like maybe 15 or 20 seconds of conversation and they couldn’t have been more gracious and humble and congenial. They were really nice guys.” Incredibly, David very nearly met another famous David Jones many years ago. This David Jones, better known by

“I would get phone calls from girls who would say, ‘is Davy Jones in?’ and hang up.” the stage name David Bowie, was staying in a downtown Ottawa hotel where David W. Jones the artist worked as a bellhop while still a university student. Although the late pop star’s bodyguard wouldn’t allow the young David W. Jones to carry luggage directly into the suite, he did gruffly tell him upon noticing David’s name tag that “that’s

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AUGUST 13 - SUMMER BBQ AND FUNDRAISER Residents are invited to the 3rd Annual Summer BBQ at Woodroffe Park (Knightsbridge at Lockhart) on Saturday August 13 between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. Water fun, games, food, music and Junkyard Symphony! Hosted by The Carlingwood Community Association in partnership with The Morris Home Team. For more information look us up on Facebook: @TheCarlingwoodHood.

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SEPTEMBER 17 & 18 AND SEPTEMBER 24 & 25 - WEST END STUDIO TOUR (WEST) The West End Studio Tour takes place over two weekends. It’s a free walking, biking or driving, tour of artist homes and studios in the Wellington West and Westboro area, and a great opportunity for art lovers to see the places where art is actually made. For details, go to westendstudiotour.ca or email westendstudiotour@outlook.com.

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All Preschool classes are unparented and for 3-5 year old children. PRESCHOOL A Prerequisites: For kids 3-5 years old just starting out on their own, with little or no experience but comfortable in a class without mom or dad. PRESCHOOL B Prerequisites: Participants can comfortably move and float with aid and put their faces in the water with eyes open and exhale in a relaxed manner. PRESCHOOL C Prerequisites: Participants can float on front and back in PFD without assistance; swim 5m on front and back any way with an aid; and exhale under water 3 times without pause. PRESCHOOL D Prerequisites: Participants can float and move in deep water with assistance; breathe rhythmically 5 times; flutter kick while gliding on front and back 5m; recover objects from the bottom. PRESCHOOL E Prerequisites: Participants are comfortable jumping into deep water unassisted; front and back float in deep water unassisted; kick on front and back for 7m each; 5m of continuous front crawl with aid.

SCHOOL AGE SWIM LESSONS SWIMMER 1 - BEGINNER Just starting out with little or no swimming experience. Lessons will focus on floats and glides, flutter kick, shallow and deep-water comfort, movement through water, safe entries and PFDs. SWIMMER 1 - ADVANCED Prerequisites: Have attempted Swimmer 1 before and/or are comfortable submerging their face with eyes open. Class will focus on unassisted glides and kicking drills.

SWIMMER 2 & 3 Prerequisites: Swimmer 2: Jump into chest deep water; open eyes and exhale under water; front/back float unassisted; kicking on front/ back for 5m each. Swimmer 3: Jump into deep water; front/ back swim 10m each; front and back crawl 10m; tread water 15 seconds. SWIMMER 3 Prerequisites: Jump into deep water; flutter kick on side; swim front and back crawl 10m continuously; tread water 15 seconds. SWIMMER 3 & 4 Prerequisites: Swimmer 3: Jump into deep water; front/ back swim 10m each; flutter kick on side; swim front and back crawl 10m continuously; tread water 15 seconds. Swimmer 4: Dive and roll into deep water; front/back crawl 15m each; whip kick on back 10m; tread water 30 seconds. SWIMMER 4 Prerequisites: Dive and roll into deep water; front/back crawl 15m each; 100m interval swim; whip kick on back 10m; tread water 30 seconds. SWIMMER 5 Prerequisites: Tread water 1 minute; front/back crawl 25m continuously; 100m interval swim; breaststroke arms 15m, whipkick on front 15m. SWIMMER 5 & 6 Prerequisites: Swimmer 5: Tread water 1 minute; front/ back crawl 25m continuously; 100m interval swim; breaststroke arms 15m, whip kick on front 15m. Swimmer 6: Shallow dive; eggbeater kick 30 seconds; front/back crawl & breaststroke 50m each;

200m interval swim head up front crawl 10m.

ROOKIE, RANGER, STAR PATROL (7/8/9)

Rookie: Prerequisites: Compact jump; stride entry, eggbeater 75 seconds; head up front crawl or breaststroke 25m; front/back crawl & breaststroke 100m each; 300m endurance swim. Ranger: Prerequisites: Lifesaving kick 25m, endurance 350m; timed swim 100m in 3 minutes. Star Patrol: Demands good physical conditioning

and lifesaving judgment. Participants develop lifesaving and first aid skills; further refine front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke over 100m each, and complete 600m workouts and 300m timed swims.

FITNESS SWIMMER 10-14YRS For swimmers of all ages who are looking for a break from regular lessons or are looking to improve their endurance and overall physical fitness in the water. Class prerequisite: completed Swimmer 5, ages 10-14.

AQUATIC CERTIFICATIONS FOR YOUTH Become a Swim Instructor or Lifeguard! Aquatic Leadership=Jobtraining,skillsand friends for life! SuccessfullycompleteyourNLSand instructorcertifictionsatDovercourt and you will be guaranteed a lifeguard/swiminstructorposition for Fall 2016. BRONZE STAR Participants develop problemsolving and decision-making skills as individuals and in partners. They learn CPR and develop Water Smart® confidence and the lifesaving skills to become their own personal lifeguard. Prerequisite: Recommended 12 years of age. 70 minutes. Mon6:50-8:00pm,Nov30–Jan25; 100300 – $65 Mon 6:50-8:00pm, Feb 1 – Apr 4; 10289 – $65 BRONZE MEDALLION / EMERGENCY 1ST AID Learn Lifesaving principles based on water rescue, judgment, knowledge, skill and fitness. Rescuers learn tows, carries, and release methods in preparation for rescues of increased risk; learn to respond to increasing complex situations involving conscious and unconscious victims with obstructed airways and develop stroke efficiency and endurance in a timed swim (or timed swims). Prerequisite: 12 years of age and have taken Bronze Star or 13 years & good swim ability. (Level 6 or equivalent). Manual: Canadian Lifesaving Manual $41. Sun,5:00-8:00pm,Dec06–Jan13; 95438 - $120 Sun,5:00-8:30pm,Feb07–Apr10; AQL018 - $120 Sun,5:00-8:00pm,Apr17–Jun19; AQL019 - $120

BRONZE CROSS Bronze Cross teaches the differences between lifesaving and lifeguarding, safe supervision in aquatic facilities, and the principles of emergency procedures and teamwork. Participants learn how to rescue a spinal injured victim and a pulseless victim. Prerequisites: Bronze Medallion & Emergency First Aid. Sun 5:00-7:30pm, Dec 6 – Jan 31; 95445 – $90 Sun 5:00-7:30pm, Feb 7 – Apr 10; AQL014 – $90 NLS/ NATIONAL LIFEGUARD SERVICE Candidates will learn skills relevant to safe supervision of a pool. These include teamwork, communication, and the use of specialized equipment and safety supervision. Prerequisites: Age 16, Bronze Cross and Standard 1st Aid and CPR ‘C’. Manual: Alert $41 Sun-Thu, 8:00am-6:00pm, Dec 27 - Dec 31; 95417 - $150 Fri-Mon, 8:00am-6:00pm, Mar 25 - Mar 28; AQL022 - $150

DOVERCOURT RECREATION CENTRE FALL 2016 PROGRAM 3

DOVERCOURT.ORG YOUR FALL ADVENTURE AWAITS

SWIM INSTRUCTOR Swim Instructor candidates learn to teach and evaluate basic swim strokes and related skills, and acquire proven teaching methods and a variety of stroke development drills and correction techniques. Swim Instructors are certified to teach and evaluate all levels of the Lifesaving Society Swim Program: Parent & Tot, Preschool, Swimmer, and Adult Swimmer. Progressively evaluated, so 100% attendance is required. Prerequisites: 16 years of age and Bronze Cross or NLS. Manuals: $38 Wed,5:30-9:30pm,Jan27ANDSat& Sun,11:00am-7:00pm,Jan30–31; AQL042 - $115 LIFESAVING INSTRUCTOR The Lifesaving Instructor Course prepares instructors to teach the Canadian Swim Patrol, Bronze medal awards, and Emergency First Aid. Lifesaving Instructors may evaluate and certify candidates in the Swim Patrol, Bronze Star, Emergency First Aid, and Lifesaving

Fitness Awards. Progressively evaluated, so 100% attendance is required. Prerequisites: 16 years of age & Bronze Cross or NLS. Manuals $56 Wed, 5:30-9:30pm, Feb 10 AND Sat & Sun, 10am-8:00pm, Feb 13 – 14 AQL038 - $115

LIFESAVING STANDARD FIRST AID & CPR “C” An in-depth understanding of first aid such as medical/ legal aspects, spinal injuries, heat or cold injuries, bone and joint injuries, burns and other medical injuries. Prerequisites: Open to all. Recommended 12 years of age and older.

Manual: Canadian First Aid Manual $15. Sat & Sun, 9:00am-5:00pm, Jan 23 - Jan 24; AQL055 $110 Sat & Sun, 9:00am-5:00pm, Mar 05 – Mar 06; AQL056 $110 Sat & Sun 9:00am-5:00pm, Apr 09 – Apr 10; AQL057 $110 certifications for ADULTS Learn to: Swim, Save a Life, Learn to Teach. LIFESAVING STANDARD 1ST AID & CPR “C” RECERT This course allows participants to recertify their Lifesaving Standard First Aid course and CPR level ‘C’. Prerequisites: Candidates must have taken a FULL Standard 1st Aid COURSE within the past 3 years through the Lifesaving Society in order to qualify for this recert. Proof of prerequisites must be shown at recert. Sun, 9:00am-4:00pm, Dec 27; 95228 - $85 Sat, 9:00am-4:00pm, Feb 20; AQL047 - $85 Sat, 9:00am-4:00pm, Mar 12; AQL048 - $85

NLS RECERT Prerequisite: NLS, must bring card to recert Wed, 8:00am-12:00pm, Dec 30; 95430 - $70 Sun, 1:30pm-5:30pm, Feb 21; AQL027 - $70 Sat, 8:00am-12:00pm, Mar 26; AQL028 - $70 AIRWAY MANAGEMENT Airway Management provides the fundamentals, principles and practices of safe and proper oxygen admin in most emergency situations. Wed, 6:00-10:00pm, Apr 06; AQL062 - $45 ADVANCED INSTRUCTOR This course provides additional training for instructors who wish to teach the advanced awards. Prerequisite: Lifesaving Instructor Sat, 9:00am-1:00pm, Apr 23; AQL002 - $60 LSS INSTRUCTOR TRAINER COURSE This course prepares candidates to become Lifesaving Instructor Trainers. Prerequisites: Lifesaving

Instructor, experienced Advanced Instructor and experienced Bronze Examiner. Manual: IT notes $77 Sun, 5:00-9:00pm, Dec 27 AND Sat & Sun, 5:00-9:00pm, Dec 02 & 03; 95581 - $100 EXAMINER STANDARDS CLINIC This clinic teaches candidates the skills necessary to become an examiner for the lifesaving awards. Prerequisites: LSS Instructors. Sat, 1:30-6:30pm, Apr 23; AQL006 - $40 LSS SFA INSTRUCTORS This is a Lifesaving society course for those individuals interested in becoming LSS Standard First Aid & CPR Instructors. Prerequisites: LSS Instructors, E.S.C., and Advanced Instructor. Manuals: Canadian First Aid Manual $15, First Aid CD $27, First Aid Award Guide $19 Wed 5:30-9:30pm, Apr 20 AND Sun 9am-5pm, Apr 24 ; AQL008 – $100

RECREATIONAL SWIM SCHEDULE

FALL 17, 2016 - Jun.- Jun. 30, 2017 FALL 2016 2016Sep.Sep. 17 , 2016 30, 2017 Swim name LAP SWIMS ADULT

Monday

Tuesday

DISABLED

12-1pm* 12-1pm* 8:30-9:30pm** 8:45 - 9:45**pm 11am-12pm 3-4pm “Annie's Swim”

Friday 6:30-8:00am*

12-1pm* 9-10pm

Saturday

Sunday

7-8am*

12-1pm*

7-8am* 7-8am*

6:30-7:30pm*

3-4pm

50+

9-10am

FAMILY OPEN HOT TUB & SAUNA ONLY

Thursday

6:30-8:15am*

6:30-8:15am* 12-1pm* 8:45-9:45pm

Wednesday

NOTE: See full schedule including holiday weekends and fees on our website, Program Flyers & Schedules page.

8-9am 11am-12pm 8-8:45pm

8:15-9am 1:30-3pm 7-8:30pm

* Sharing with Aquafit or program ** Adult drop in lessons $10/ 50 minutes or 8/ $63 All swims are subject to cancellation or may be shared based on attendance.

9:30-10:30am

11am-12pm

2:15-4pm

4-5pm

7-9pm

6:30-7:30pm

3-4pm

7-8pm

6:30-8pm

8:15-9am 8-8:45pm

8-10am 8:45-9:30am 11:15am-12pm 2:45-3:45pm 7:30-9pm

Children swim Free Friday Evening sponsored by Sean McCann, Broker | The Guy with the Dog

Annie's Swim: A free swim for the disabled. Named in memory of “Dover-kid” Anne Vivian, who took comfort in the warm waters of our pool during her courageous battle with brain cancer.

4 DOVERCOURT RECREATION CENTRE FALL 2016 PROGRAM

YOUR FALL ADVENTURE AWAITS DOVERCOURT.ORG

PRESCHOOL SWIM LESSONS – LEVEL PARENT & TOT 1 30 MINUTES PARENT & TOT 2 30 MINUTES

PARENT & TOT 3 30 MINUTES

PRESCHOOL A 30 MINUTES

PRESCHOOL B 30 MINUTES

PRESCHOOL C 30 MINUTES

PRESCHOOL D/E 30 MINUTES

SATURDAY

10 LESSONS

8:00(1/2) 9:00 9:40(1/2) 12:30(1/2) L 4:30(1-3) 8:00(1/2) 8:30(2/3) 9:40(1/2) 10:10 10:10(2/3) 10:30 11:50(2/3) 12:30(1/2) L 4:30(1-3) 8:00 L 8:30(2/3) 9:40 10:10(2/3) 10:50 11:20 11:50(2/3) 4:30(1-3) 8:00 T L 8:10 L 8:40 L 8:40 T L 9:00 9:00 T 9:00 T L 9:10 9:30 B 9:40 L 10:10 10:50 11:50 T L 12:00 T 12:30 L 1:00 T L 1:00 L 4:00 T 4:30 L 8:00 (B/C) L 8:10 (B/C) L 8:30 L 9:10 L 9:30(B/C) 9:30 10:00 10:10 10:10(B/C) 10:40(B/C) 10:50(B/C) 11:00 L 11:20 11:20(B/C) 12:30 L 1:00(B/C) L 4:00(B/C) L 4:40 L 8:00 (B/C) L 8:10 (B/C) L 8:10(C/D) L 8:40 8:40 L 9:10 9:30(B/C) 9:30 10:10(B/C) 10:40(B/C) 10:50 10:50(B/C) 11:10(C/D) 11:20(B/C) 11:30(C/D) 12:30 L 1:00(B/C) L 4:00(B/C) L 5:00 L 8:10(C/D) L 8:30 L 9:10 L 10:40 11:10(C/D) 11:30 (C/D) 12:20 L 1:00 L 4:00 L

12691 12692 12693 12694 12695 12691 12711 12693 12712 12713 12714 12715 12694 12695 12727 12711 12728 12713 12729 12730 12715 12695 12734 12735 12736 12737 12738 12739 12740 12741 12742 12743 12744 12745 12746 12747 12748 12749 12750 12751 12752 12800 12801 12802 12803 12804 12805 12806 12807 12808 12809 12810 12811 12812 12813 12814 12815 12816 12817 12800 12801 12860 12861 12862 12863 12804 12864 12808 12809 12865 12810 12866 12813 12867 12868 12815 12816 12869 12860 12899 12900 12901 12866 12867 12902 12903 12904

SUNDAY

10 LESSONS

MONDAY 9 LESSONS

SESSION DATES: SEP. 17 - NOV. 27, 2016

REGISTRATION BEGINS JUN 21, 2016 – NO CLASSES OCT 8-10

TUESDAY 10 LESSONS

WEDNESDAY 10 LESSONS

THURSDAY 10 LESSONS

FRIDAY

10 LESSONS

8:30 L 12:00(1/2) L

12696 12697

10:00 4:00(1-3) L 5:50(1-3)

12698 12699 12700

1:00(1-3) L 3:00(1-3) L

12701 12702

9:00(1-3) 6:20(1-3)

12703 12704

9:30(1/2) 10:00 10:30(1/2) 5:00(1-3)

12705 12706 12707 12708

1:00(1-3) L 5:30(1-3)

12709 12710

8:00(2/3) L 8:30(2/3) 9:00 9:20(2/3) 9:30 12:00(1/2) L 6:00(2/3)

12716 12717 12718 12719 12720 12697 12721

10:00 10:30(2/3) 4:00(1-3) L 5:50(1-3) 6:20(2/3)

12722 12723 12699 12700 12724

1:00(1-3) L 3:00(1-3) L 5:30(2/3)

12701 12702 12725

9:00(1-3) 6:00(2/3) 6:20(1-3)

12703 12726 12704

9:30(1/2) 10:30(1/2) 5:00(1-3)

12705 12707 12708

1:00(1-3) L 5:30(1-3)

12709 12710

8:00(2/3) L 8:30(2/3) 9:20(2/3) 10:00 6:00(2/3)

12716 12717 12719 12731 12721

10:30(2/3) 4:00(1-3) L 5:50(1-3) 6:20(2/3)

12723 12699 12700 12724

1:00(1-3) L 3:00(1-3) L 5:30(2/3)

12701 12702 12725

9:00(1-3) 6:00(2/3) 6:20(1-3)

12703 12726 12704

10:00 5:00(1-3) 5:40

12732 12708 12733

1:00(1-3) L 5:30(1-3)

12709 12710

8:00 T L 8:30 L 8:50 T L 8:50 L 9:00 T L 9:00 9:20 T 9:30 B 9:40 T 9:40 L 9:50 L 10:40 L 10:50 T 11:00 L 12:30 1:00 T L 5:00 T 5:30 L

12753 12754 12755 12756 12757 12758 12759 12760 12761 12762 12763 12764 12765 12766 12767 12768 12769 12770

10:00 10:30 T L 4:00 4:30 T L 5:20 T L 5:50 T 6:30 7:00 7:10 L

12771 12772 12773 12774 12775 12776 12777 12778 12779

1:00 T L 4:30 B 4:50 L 6:00 T

12780 12781 12782 12783

9:00 L 4:00 T L 4:40 T L 5:30 6:00 6:30 B

12784 12785 12786 12787 12788 12789

9:30 T L 10:00 10:30 L 4:00 L 4:30 5:10 T

12790 12791 12792 12793 12794 12795

1:00 L 5:00 L 5:10 T L 6:30 L

12796 12797 12798 12799

8:00 L 8:10(B/C) L 8:30(B/C) L 8:40 9:00 B 9:00 10:10 10:20(B/C) L 10:50(B/C) 11:30 12:20 L 1:00(B/C) L 5:00 5:30(B/C) 6:30

12818 12819 12820 12821 12822 12823 12824 12825 12826 12827 12828 12829 12830 12831 12832

10:30(B/C) 5:20(B/C) 6:20(B/C) 6:30 6:50(B/C) L 7:30(B/C) L

12833 12834 12835 12836 12837 12838

1:00 3:30(B/C) L 4:20(B/C) 5:00(B/C) 5:20 6:30

12839 12840 12841 12842 12843 12844

9:00(B/C) L 4:30(B/C) 4:30(B/C) L 5:20 B 5:30(B/C) 6:30

12845 12846 12847 12848 12849 12850

10:30 L 4:00(B/C) L 4:30 5:20 5:40(B/C)

12851 12852 12853 12854 12855

1:30(B/C) L 4:30(B/C) L 5:00 6:30(B/C) L

12856 12857 12858 12859

8:00 8:10(B/C) L 8:30(B/C) L 9:20 L 9:30 10:10(C/D) 10:20(B/C) L 10:20(C/D) L 10:30(C/D) 10:50(B/C) 11:20 11:30 11:50 L 12:00(C/D) L 12:30 L 1:00(B/C) L 5:30(B/C) 6:40

12870 12819 12820 12871 12872 12873 12825 12874 12875 12826 12876 12877 12878 12879 12880 12829 12831 12881

10:00 L 10:30(B/C) 4:00 5:20 5:20(B/C) 6:00 6:20(B/C) 6:50(B/C) L 7:30(B/C) L

12882 12833 12883 12884 12834 12885 12835 12837 12838

1:00 3:30(B/C) L 4:20(B/C) 5:00(B/C) 5:10 L 6:00 6:30

12886 12840 12841 12842 12887 12888 12889

9:00(B/C) L 4:00 4:30(B/C) 4:30(B/C) L 5:30(B/C) 6:30(C/D) 6:30

12845 12890 12846 12847 12849 12891 12892

9:30 L 4:00(B/C) L 4:00(C/D) 4:30 5:40(B/C) 6:00

12893 12852 12894 12895 12855 12896

1:30(B/C) L 4:30(B/C) L 4:30(C/D) L 5:00 6:30(B/C) L

12856 12857 12897 12898 12859

8:00 L 8:30 L 9:30 9:50 L 10:10(C/D) 10:20(C/D) L 10:30(C/D) 10:50(D) L 11:20(D) 11:50 L 12:00(C/D) L 1:00 L 6:40(D) L 7:00(E) L

12905 12906 12907 12908 12873 12874 12875 12909 12910 12911 12879 12912 12913 12914

10:30 L 4:50 L 5:20 6:00 L 6:50(D) L 7:10 L

12915 12916 12917 12918 12919 12920

1:00 L 3:00 L 4:00(D) 4:30 L 5:30

12921 12922 12923 12924 12925

4:00 L 6:00 6:30(C/D)

12926 12927 12891

4:00(C/D) 5:10 5:30

12894 12928 12929

4:30(C/D) L 5:00 L

12897 12930

LESSON FEES: Homeschool Swim Lessons 1:00 12931 After School Group Swim Lessons for Preschool A-E 3:20 12932 4:40 12933

SPECIALTY 40/60 MINUTES

LEGEND:

L: LIMITED ENROLLMENT B: BILINGUAL INSTRUCTOR T: TRANSITION CLASS WE: WEEKEND

T: Transition class. Parents must join their preschooler in the water until the child is ready to participate on their own and are 3 yrs old.

RATIOSFOR LIMITED ENROLLMENT: TOTS 1:8 PRESCHOOL 1:3

# lessons 30 min

LESSON PROGRESSION: LEARN TO SWIM LEVELS

10L

10WE 10L WE

$84 $138 $89 $143 $93 $150

Parent & Tot 1 (under one year), P&T 2 (under two years), P&T 3 (under three years), Preschool Program (3-5 years) and Swimmer Program (5 years & up).

RECOMMENDED PROGRESSION Most 5 yr olds remain in Preschool level When almost 6 yrs old, enter Swimmer level Preschool A & B & C >> Swimmer 1 Preschool D & E >> Swimmer 2

B: BILINGUAL INSTRUCTOR

8:00 8:00 8:20 8:30 8:30 8:30 8:40 9:00 9:00 9:00 9:10 9:30 9:30 9:50 10:00 10:00 10:10 10:10 10:30 10:30 11:00 11:00 11:20 11:20 11:30 11:30 11:30 11:50 12:00 12:00 12:00 12:00 12:20 12:20 12:30 12:30 12:30 12:30 1:00 1:00 1:00 1:00 5:00 5:00 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:10 6:30 7:00 7:30 7:30

13102 13103 13104 13105 13106 13107 13108 13109 13110 13111 13112 13113 13114 13115 13116 13117 13118 13119 13120 13121 13122 13123 13124 13125 13126 13127 13128 13129 13130 13131 13132 13133 13134 13135 13136 13137 13138 13139 13140 13141 13142 13143 13144 13145 13146 13147 13148 13149 13150 13151 13152 13153

13268 13269 13270 13271 13272 13273 13274 13275 13276 13277 13278 13279 13280 13281 13282 13283 13284 13285 13286 13287 13288 13289 13290 13291 13292 13293 13294 13295 13296 13297 13298 13299 13300 13301 13302 13303 13304 13305 13306 13307 13308 13309 13310 13311 13312 13313 13314 13315 13316 13317 13318 13319

13320 13321 13322 13323 13324 13325 13326 13327 13328 13329 13330 13331 13332 13333 13334 13335 13336 13337

TUESDAY

13154 13155 13156 13157 13158 13159 13160 13161 13162 13163 13164 13165 13166 13167 13168 13169 13170 13171

3:00 4:00 4:00 B 4:10 4:20 4:30 4:40 5:00 5:00 5:30 5:30 6:00 6:00 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30

13338 13339 13340 13341 13342 13343 13344 13345 13346 13347 13348 13349 13350 13351 13352 13353 13354

13189 13190 13191 13192 13193 13194 13195 13196 13197 13198 13199 13200 13201

13355 13356 13357 13358 13359 13360 13361 13362 13363 13364 13365 13366 13367

FRIDAY

13202 13203 13204 13205 13206 13207 13208 13209 13210 13211 13212

13368 13369 13370 13371 13372 13373 13374 13375 13376 13377 13378

13213 13214 13215 13216 13217 13218 13219 13220

13379 13380 13381 13382 13383 13384 13385 13386

1 4 5

Private Package $48 $151 $187 Semi Private Package $70 $220 $276

# lessons

PRIVATE LESSON FEES:

1:30 4:30 4:30 4:40 6:00 6:00 6:30 6:30

Time 1st set (5) 2nd set (5)

3:50 4:00 4:00 4:30 4:30 4:30 5:00 5:10 5:30 5:40 6:00

Time 1st set (5) 2nd set (5)

THURSDAY

4:00 4:00 4:00 B 4:30 5:00 5:00 5:10 5:20 5:20 5:40 5:50 6:30 6:30

Time 1st set (5) 2nd set (5)

WEDNESDAY

Refunds & credits will only be given up to one week in advance of the program start date. Non Residents: Add 20% to the fee.

13172 13173 13174 13175 13176 13177 13178 13179 13180 13181 13182 13183 13184 13185 13186 13187 13188

Time 1st set (5) 2nd set (5)

4:00 4:00 4:50 5:00 5:20 5:20 5:30 5:50 6:00 6:20 6:30 6:30 6:40 7:00 7:00 7:30 7:30 7:30

Time 1st set (4) 2nd set (5)

MONDAY

If you have purchased private lessons and your schedule changes, you are welcome to substitute the participant. Unfortunately, we do not reschedule or refund.

13221 13222 13223 13224 13225 13226 13227 13228 13229 13230 13231 13232 13233 13234 13235 13236 13237 13238 13239 13240 13241 13242 13243 13244 13245 13246 13247 13248 13249 13250 13251 13252 13253 13254 13255 13256 13257 13258 13259 13260 13261 13262 13263 13264 13265 13266 13267

Time 1st set (5) 2nd set (5)

SUNDAY

NO CLASSES: OCT. 8-10

L: LIMITED ENROLLMENT WE: WEEKEND :ADULT

LEGEND:

40-60 minutes

SPECIALTY

70 minutes

BRONZE STAR

Rookie/Ranger/Star 60 minutes

SWIM PATROL

50 MINUTES

SWIMMER 6

50 MINUTES

SWIMMER 5

40 MINUTES

SWIMMER 4

40 MINUTES

SWIMMER 3

40 MINUTES

SWIMMER 2

40 MINUTES

SWIMMER 1

LEVEL 12932 12933 12934 12935 12936 12937 12938 12957 12958 12959 12960 12961 12962 12963 12964 12965 12966 12999 13000 12959 12960 12962 13001 13002 12965 13003 13000 13022 13001 13002 13003 4:00(2/3) 5:20 5:50(3/4) L 7:20(2/3) 7:20(3/4)

13004 12969 13005 12971 13006 13007 13008 13009 12975 13004 13006 13023 13007 13008 13024 13037 13038 13039 13046 13038 13039 13048

8:10(3/4) 10:20(2/3) 10:40 11:20(2/3) L 11:30(3/4) 12:20(3/4) 12:50(3/4) L 6:40 7:00(2/3) L 8:10(3/4) 11:30(3/4) 12:00 12:20(3/4) 12:50(3/4) L 6:20 10:40 12:40(5/6) L 5:30(5/6) 11:10 L 12:40(5/6) L 5:30(5/6) 5:00 13025 13026 13011 13012

12976 13010 13011 12981 13012

12976 12977 12978 12979 12980 12981

13052

13049

After School Group Swim Lessons for Swimmer 1-6 3:20 13054 4:40 13055

Adult Learn to Swim Homeschool Swim Lessons 7:10 13053 1:00 12931

6:50

5:50

4:00(5/6) L 13040

4:00 L 5:20 5:50(3/4) L 7:20(3/4)

4:00(2/3) 5:20 L 5:50 6:30 L 6:50 7:20(2/3)

12967 12968 12969 12970 12971 12972 12973 12974 12975

9:30 10:00 10:20(2/3) 10:40 11:20(2/3) L 12:00 L 12:50 L 5:30 7:00(2/3) L

4:00(beg) L 12945 6:00(adv) 12946 7:00(beg) 12947

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13041

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13015 12989 13016

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4:30(5/6)

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3:50 L 4:20(2/3) 5:00 5:40(2/3) 5:40(2/3) L

4:30(beg) 5:40(adv)

10L

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5:30 L

5:30(5/6) L 13044

5:30 L 13034 5:10(3/4) L 13019 6:20(3/4) L 13021

5:10(3/4) L 13019 5:40 L 13020 6:20(3/4) L 13021

4:40 L 5:20 L 6:10 L

4:30(adv) L 12954 5:50(beg) L 12955 6:20(beg) L 12956

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4:30 L 6:10

4:00 4:40(2/3) 5:50

4:00 4:30 4:40(2/3) 5:50

4:40(beg) L 12951

LESSON FEES:

Fitness Swimmer 6:20 13056

ONLY

$65

5:30 L

4:40

4:00 L 4:20 L 5:40

3:30(2/3) L 4:20(2/3) 5:00 5:40 6:20(2/3) L

3:30(2/3) L 4:20(2/3) 4:50 5:40 6:20(2/3) L

5:00(adv) L 12948 5:50(adv) L 12949 6:20(beg) L 12950

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

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8:00(adv) 12939 10:40(beg) 12940 12:40(adv) L 12941 12:50(beg) L 12942 6:00(adv) L 12943 7:20(beg) L 12944

SWIMMER 1 TO 4 1:4 SWIMMER 5 & HIGHER 1:6

LIMITED ENROLLMENT RATIOS:

12:10 L 13045 5:10(5/6) L 13036

11:20 13035 5:10(5/6) L 13036

9:00(beg) 10:40(adv) 11:10(adv) 11:50(adv) L 12:50(adv) L 4:00(adv) L 4:40(beg) L 8:00 L 10:00 10:00(2/3) 10:30(2/3) 11:20 12:10(2/3) 12:40 L 4:00 4:40(2/3) 5:30 L 9:40 9:40(3/4) L 10:00(2/3) 10:30(2/3) 12:10(2/3) 12:50(3/4) L 4:00(3/4) 4:40(2/3) 5:20(3/4) 9:40(3/4) L 10:00 12:50(3/4) L 4:00(3/4) 5:20(3/4)

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SATURDAY

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1st set (5) 2nd set (5)

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Time

SATURDAY

1ST SET BEGINS WEEK OF SEP. 17 – 2ND SET BEGINS THE WEEK OF OCT 24TH

SESSION DATES: SEP 17 - NOV 27, 2016 – NO CLASSES OCT 8 - 10

PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS

WARM & INVITING — THE WATER AND THE STAFF! Register for swim lessons or aquafitness classes; come for a rec swim with your family.

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“DOVERCOURT IS MY KIDS’ HOME AWAY FROM HOME” Our afterschool program serves these neighbourhood schools: Broadview Public School, Churchill Alternative School, Hilson Public School, Édouard Bond, Woodroffe Public School, Our Lady of Fatima, St. George, St. Francis of Assisi, Terre-des-jeunes. See page 20.

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PRESCHOOL SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SEP 12 - DEC 23, 2016 NO PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS or KINDERKORNER OCT 7 & 10, NOV 18

COME FOR ONE ACTIVITY OR SPEND HALF THE DAY WITH US! WE’LL KEEP YOUR PRESCHOOLER BUSY WHILE YOU ENJOY A CLASS, USE THE FITNESS CENTRE, OR RELAX WITH A COFFEE IN OUR LOBBY.

75 UNLIMITED

FALL PASS

PER DROP-IN ACTIVITY

*INCLUDES ACCESS TO KINDERKORNER, ALL REC SWIMS & DISCOUNTED RATE FOR DATE NIGHT.

OR DROP IN PROGRAMS ARE FOR 2-5YR OLDS (EXCEPT GO FISH: MINIMUM 3YRS)

BIRTHDAY PARTIES

MONDAY

TUESDAY

Outdoor Play 9:30-10:00 meet in the studio

Go Fish 9:30-10:00 pool

Clay Play 9:30-10:15 or 10:30-11:15 art studio

Snack & Story 10:00-10:30 studio

Snack & Story 10:15-10:45 studio

Kids in the Kitchen 11:30-12:15 studio

Craft Corner 10:30-11:00 studio

Craft Corner 11:00-11:30

ArKIDtechs 12:15-12:45 studio

Kids n Motion 1:00-1:30 board room

Craft Corner 12:45-1:15 studio

Craft Corner 1:30-2:00 assembly hall

ArKIDtechs 11:00-11:30 studio

WEDNESDAY

DOVERCOURT RECREATION CENTRE OFFERS AN EXTENSIVE MENU OF PARTIES.

FRIDAY

THURSDAY

Go Fish 11:15-11:45 pool Clay Play 1:00-1:45 art studio

Kids in the Kitchen 12:00-12:45 assembly hall

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REGISTERED PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS GYMNASTICS: TUMBLE TYKES (15mo-4yrs) Tumble Tykes is a fun developmental gymnastics program for kids, with a focus on flexibility, movement, balance and body awareness in a fun and friendly environment. Tumble Tykes will engage your child while building agility, stability and self-confidence. Curious Cubs (15-30mos) • Sun 9:15-10am, Sep 18 – Dec 11, RFAF67 – $171 Tumbling Tadpoles (21/24yrs) • Sun 10:15-11am, Sep 18 – Dec 11, RFAF68 – $171

SPORTBALL

Sportball programs focus on eight popular ball sports: Hockey, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Football, Volleyball, Tennis & Golf. Children are taught the fundamental skills of each sport and have the opportunity to practice and refine these skills individually and in game situations. Creative games and activities are also integrated into classes, which allow children to interact with peers while learning skills essential for sport. Sportball Junior (12-24mos) • Sat 8:45-9:30am, Sep 17 – Dec 10, RFAF69 – $223 Sportball Parent & Child (2 - 3yrs) • Sat 9:30-10:15am, Sep 17 – Dec 10, RFAF70 – $223

Our coaches have a passion for working with the children and sharing their love of sports. • Mon 6:00-7:00pm, Sep 12 – Oct 24, RFAF04 – $111 Sportball Outdoor Parent & Child T-Ball (3-4) The program helps children develop T-ball/baseball skills such as throwing, catching, correct batting form, running bases, fielding and positional play. Trained, certified Sportball Coaches guide parents and children to apply their dedicated instruction in fun, exciting, skills-focused games. • Mon 5:15-6:00pm, Sep 12 – Oct 24, RFAF72 – $111

SPORTBALL SOCCER

Sportball coaches develop competence and confidence on the field in Sportball soccer classes. Children are taught the fundamental skills necessary to excel in soccer. These include throwins, dribbling, trapping, passing, goalie skills and more. Classes are dedicated to skills development and putting those skills to work in an exciting, non-competitive game. Sportball Outdoor Soccer (3-5) • Wed 6:00-7:00pm, Sep 14 – Oct 26, RFAF05 – $111 Parent & Child Outdoor Soccer (2-3) • Wed 5:15-6:00pm, Sep 14 – Oct 26, RFAF73 – $111

• Sat 10:15-11:00am, Sep 17 – Dec 10, RFAF71 – $223 Sportball Multi-Sport (35yrs) • Sat 11:30-12:30pm, Sep 17 – Dec 10, RFAF02 – $223 Sportball Multi-Sport (46yrs) • Sat 12:30-1:30pm, Sep 17 – Dec 10, RFAF03 – $223 Broadview gym Sportball Baseball (5-7yrs) Perfect for your little baseball fan, Sportball baseball instruction provides children with the basic skills required to build confidence in a noncompetitive environment. Certified Sportball coaches zero in on skills including: throwing, catching, correct batting form, running bases, fielding and positional play.

activity contributes to your child’s overall growth and development. For more info about our instructor and more Kindermusik programs see www.musicandmemories. ca. Take home materials (available online) are included in course fees.

Kindermusik Our Time (0-1.5 yrs) • Thu 9:45-10:30 am, Sep 15 – Dec 1, RFAF76 – $227 Kindermusik Family Time (0-6 yrs) • Thu 11:45-12:30 pm, Sep 15 – Dec 1, RFAF77 – $227 – $55 per additional child

BABY-WEARING LATIN DANCE

Moms (and dads) get fit with their babies by learning fun steps to the rhythmic beats of Salsa and other Latin dances such as Merengue, Rumba, Cumbia and Bachata. BabyWearing Latin Dance class is open to everyone. You don’t even need to know how to dance; the desire to share a special moment of music and movement with your child is all you need. Salsa is soothing for a baby, since the rocking movements bring them back to the time they spent in utero. Your baby will love being swayed while in direct contact with you! We recommend that your child be at least 6-8 wks old. Parents must provide their own baby carrier. • Tue 1:15-2:00 pm, Sep 13 – Oct 18, RFAF51 – $85 • Tue 1:15-2:00 pm, Nov 1 – Dec 13, RFAF52 – $99

Kindermusik is a music and movement program. Each week in class you’ll play, listen, and dance to music that will impact you and your child in profound ways. A Kindermusik educator will guide you every step of the way so you know how each

This Mom and Baby class is similar to regular ballet classes with barre exercises and centre exercises. Special attention is given to muscle toning and stretching particular to arduous ballet training, all with your baby secured to you in your carrier. This all-new postnatal activity will whip you into shape while sharing valuable time with your baby. We recommend that your child be at least 6-8 wks old. Parents must provide their

to introduce the sport in a fun and interactive way, ensuring success for young players. Using scaled down equipment and court space, young players learn the fundamentals of tennis in a game-based environment where they can rally and compete with their friends. Little Aces (5-7yrs) Sat 1-2pm, Sep 10 – Oct 15, RFAF08 – $81 Little Aces (7-9yrs) Sat 2-3pm, Sep 10 – Oct 15, RFAF09 – $81 Little Aces (9-12yrs) Sat 3-4pm, Sep 10 – Oct 15, RFAF78 – $81

Kindermusik Village (1.5-3 yrs) • Thu 10:45-11:30am, Sep 15 – Nov 3, RFAF74 – $167 • Thu 10:45-11:30am, Nov 10 – Jan 26, RFAF75 – $167

BABY-WEARING BALLET

KINDERMUSIK

own baby carrier. • Wed 1:15-2:15pm, Sep 21 – Oct 26, RFAF53 – $85 • Wed 1:15-2:15pm, Nov 2 – Dec 14, RFAF54 – $99

YOUNG REMBRANDTS: PRESCHOOL DRAWING

(3 1/2-5yrs) Young Rembrandts instructors provide a fun and nurturing learning environment that concentrates on the skills of drawing and colouring while developing fine motor skills, focus, listening, patience and spatial organization. • Sun 11:00-12:00pm, Sep 18 – Nov 27, RFAF27 – $158

TAEKWONDO

Taekwondo, a Korean martial art, is the practice of hand and leg techniques for selfdefense. Taught by Master Instructor Tony Ilukhor, Taekwondo will improve your physical health, focus, flexibility, and will decrease stress. Beginner/Family Class • Sat 12:30-1:30pm, Sep 17 – Dec 10, RFAF10 – $203 parent/child – $117 child only – $74 additional child • Wed 6:30-7:30pm, Sep 21 – Dec 7, RFAF79 – $203 parent/child – $117 child only – $74 additional child Intermediate (Yellow, Orange, Green and Blue Belts) • Sat 1:30-2:30pm, Sep 17 – Dec 10, RFAF11 – $203 parent/child – $117 child only – $74 additional child Advanced (Brown, Red, RedBlack Stripe, Black Belts) • Sat 2:30-3:30pm, Sep 17 – Dec 10, RFAF12 – $203 parent/child – $117 child only – $74 additional child Intermediate/Advanced (Yellow-Black Belts) • Wed 7:30-8:30pm, Sep 21 – Dec 7, RFAF80 – $203 parent/child – $117 child only – $74 additional child

LITTLE ACES TENNIS

Little Aces is a Tennis Canada program that uses Progressive Tennis

“MY SMART HANDS” BABY SIGN LANGUAGE COURSES In a playful, educational, and language-rich environment, caregivers and children will build their American Sign Language (ASL) vocabulary through instruction, interactive games and songs. All classes include a full color MSHTM curriculum book and CD of the songs we teach. “My Smart Hands” Level 1 Wed 9:30-10:15, Sep 21 – Nov 9, RFAF81 – $140 “My Smart Hands” Level 2 Wed 10:30-11:15, Sep 21 – Nov 9, RFAF82 – $140

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT DATE NIGHT

Drop the kids off with us for an exciting evening for them and a night out for you. We’ll start the night off with programmed water activities and a swim in the pool between 6:30-7:30pm, then move to the program room for a healthy snack and a wide range of quieter activities designed to wind down the night and get ready for bed. Drop off is between 6:00-6:30pm, and pick up is between 8:30-9:00pm. Friday Night Drop off and pick up is held in the Studio Saturday Night Drop off and pick up is held in the Preschool room $18 or $5 with a Preschool Pass. Ages 3-12.

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SPORTS & ACTIVE PROGRAMS FOR SCHOOL AGE & YOUTH STEVE NASH YOUTH BASKETBALL

Steve Nash Youth Basketball is a national youth basketball program designed to develop fundamental skills, sportsmanship and a love for the game of basketball. The goal of this exciting program is to allow participants the opportunity to maximize their potential, while promoting the importance of youth basketball as a vehicle to build life skills such as character, discipline, selfesteem and sportsmanship, all of which benefit our youth as they continue to play basketball or in their everyday lives. Participants receive: • Steve Nash Youth Basketball Reversible Dri-Fit Jersey • Nike Ultra Durable Rubber Basketball • Steve Nash Youth Basketball Parent’s Guide to Youth Basketball Steve Nash Youth Junior Basketball (5-7 yrs) • Mon 6-7pm, Sep 26 – Dec 5, RFAF01 – $95 Broadview gym

SPORTBALL

Sportball programs focus

on eight popular ball sports: Hockey, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Football, Volleyball, Tennis & Golf. Children are taught the fundamental skills of each sport and have the opportunity to practice and refine these skills individually and in game situations. Creative games and activities are also integrated into classes, which allow children to interact with peers while learning skills essential for sport.

batting form, running bases, fielding and positional play. Our coaches have a passion for working with the children and sharing their love of sports. • Mon 6:00-7:00pm, Sep 12 – Oct 24, RFAF04 – $111

SPORTBALL MULTI-SPORT (3-5yrs) • Sat 11:30-12:30pm, Sep 17 – Dec 10, RFAF02 – $223 SPORTBALL MULTI-SPORT (4-6yrs) • Sat 12:30-1:30pm, Sep 17 – Dec 10, RFAF03 – $223 Broadview gym SPORTBALL BASEBALL (5-7yrs) Perfect for your little baseball fan, Sportball baseball instruction provides children with the basic skills required to build confidence in a noncompetitive environment. Certified Sportball coaches zero in on skills including: throwing, catching, correct

SPORTBALL SOCCER Sportball coaches develop competence and confidence on the field in Sportball soccer classes. Children are taught the fundamental skills necessary to excel in soccer. These include throwins, dribbling, trapping, passing, goalie skills and more. Classes are dedicated to skills development and

putting those skills to work in an exciting, non-competitive game.

• Sat 11am-12pm, Sep 17 – Oct 29, RFAF07 – $81

SPORTBALL OUTDOOR SOCCER (3-5yrs) • Wed 6:00-7:00pm, Sep 14 – Oct 26, RFAF05 – $111

Little Aces is a Tennis Canada program that uses Progressive Tennis to introduce the sport in a fun and interactive way, ensuring success for young players. Using scaled down equipment and court space, young players learn the fundamentals of tennis in a game-based environment where they can rally and compete with their friends.

SKATEBOARD

Skateboard Stars (5-12yrs) The Skateboard Stars program focuses on skill development in a fun and safe environment. Open to all abilities and skill levels from brave beginners to practically pros, this 6 week instructional program is sure to offer something to all participants. Skateboard, helmet, knee pads, elbow pads, and wrist guards are mandatory, and are available upon request. • Sat 9:30-10:30am, Sep 17 – Oct 29, RFAF06 – $81 SKATEBOARD STARS ‘RAMP’ IT UP (8-14yrs) This program, gives budding ramp riders skill development on the Dovercourt ramps, including our half pipe. Participants will learn the ins and outs of ramp riding in a fun and safe environment. Open to those just starting on the ramps and those wanting to improve their technique. Skateboard, helmet, knee pads, elbow pads, and wrist guards are mandatory, and are available upon request.

LITTLE ACES TENNIS

LITTLE ACES (5-7yrs) Sat 1-2pm, Sep 10 – Oct 15, RFAF08 – $81 LITTLE ACES (7-9yrs) Sat 2-3pm, Sep 10 – Oct 15, RFAF09 – $81

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parent/child – $117 child only – $74 additional child INTERMEDIATE (Yellow, Orange, Green and Blue Belts) • Sat 1:30-2:30pm, Sep 17 – Dec 10, RFAF11 – $203 parent/child – $117 child only – $74 additional child

KIDS CAN CLIMB! (8-11yrs) • Wed 6:30-7:15pm, Sep 14 – Oct 19, RFAF19 – $73 • Mon 6:30-7:15pm, Nov 7 – Dec 12, RFAF20 – $73

ADVANCED (Brown, Red, Red-Black Stripe, Black Belts) • Sat 2:30-3:30pm, Sep 17 – Dec 10, RFAF12 – $203 parent/child – $117 child only – $74 additional child Intermediate/Advanced (Yellow-Black Belts) • Wed 7:30-8:30pm, Sep 21 – Dec 7, RFAF80 – $203 parent/child – $117 child only – $74 additional child

Kids Can Climb! (5-7yrs) Come try out our climbing wall in this course designed to get kids climbing. Participants will learn the basics of rock climbing technique, spend lots of time on the wall, and have tons of fun. Through creative games, interesting instruction, and experienced staff, your kids will be flying up the wall in no time! • Mon 5:30-6:15pm, Sep 12 – Oct 24, RFAF13 – $73 • Wed 5:30-6:15pm, Nov 2 – Dec 7, RFAF14 – $73 KIDS CAN CLIMB! (8-11yrs) • Mon 6:30-7:15pm, Sep 12 – Oct 24, RFAF15 – $73 • Wed 6:30-7:15pm, Nov 2 – Dec 7, RFAF16 – $73 KIDS CAN CLIMB! LEVEL 2 For those who have already completed the Kids Can Climb class or those with some climbing experience, this program builds on skills and techniques to help kids master the rock wall and transition into top rope climbing. KIDS CAN CLIMB! (5-7yrs) • Wed 5:30-6:15pm, Sep 14 – Oct 19, RFAF17 – $73 • Mon 5:30-6:15pm, Nov 7 – Dec 12, RFAF18 – $73

CLAY CREATIONS (7-12 yrs) Let your child’s imagination soar! Students will explore various techniques of hand building before finishing their works of art with our beautiful glazes. • Sat 11:00am-12:30pm, Sep 17 – Dec 10, RFAF24 – $231 ON THE WHEEL Join us and learn how to use the wheel. Create bowls and cups and finish them with our beautiful glazes. This small class is open to all levels of potters. • On the Wheel (9-15yrs), Sat 1:00-3:00pm, Sep 17 – Dec 10, RFAF25 – $243

PARKOUR WITH DAGAN SHAW

CLIMBING

Dec 7, RFAF23 – $295 Parent & child – $132 extra family member

Parkour is the martial art of the chase. Practitioners will primarily learn functional techniques such as vaulting, rolling, and climbing. Acrobatic skills add style and a personal touch to these functional techniques, transforming each practitioner into their own personal art-form. These physically and technically demanding moves also help develop a student’s strength, focus and coordination. Visit www.dshawpk.com for more info. PARKOUR (6-12yrs) • Tue 6:00-7:00pm, Sep 20 – Nov 8, RFAF83 – $96 • Thu 6:00-7:00pm, Nov 22 – Nov 10, RFAF84 – $96 PARKOUR (10-17yrs) • Tue 7:00-8:00pm, Sep 20 – Nov 8, RFAF85 – $96 • Thu 7:00-8:00pm, Nov 22 – Nov 10, RFAF86 – $96

CREATIVITY & EDUCATION POTTERY FAMILY CLAY Spend some quality family time together creating one-of-a-kind projects and building memories that will last a lifetime. Students will explore various techniques of hand building and try the wheel before finishing their works of art with our beautiful glazes. • Sat 9:00-11:00am, Sep 17 – Dec 10, RFAF21 – $295 Parent & child – $132 extra family member • Tue 6:00-7:30pm, Sep 20 – Dec 5, RFAF22 – $274 parent & child – $99 extra family member • Thu 6:00-8:00pm, Sep 22 –

LEGO® CONTRAPTIONS

(8-14 yrs) Learn about gears, motors and specialized LEGO® Technic pieces, and how to use them along with beams, wheels, axles and other LEGO®. Discover how real machines work as you build contraptions and other machines that move. • Tue 6:00-7:00pm, Sep 22 – Oct 20, 99276 – $69 LEGO® TECHNIC BUILDING & MINDSTORMS® EV3/NXT ROBOTICS (8-14) Build a vice grip in LEGO® Technic. Build a hand drill, flywheel, robotic arm, and bumperbot using Power Functions. Explore the world of LEGO® Mindstorms® EV3 & NXT by building robots and using preloaded programs to perform challenges. • Tue 6:00-7:00pm, Oct 27 – Nov 24, 99277 – $69

YOUNG REMBRANDTS YOUNG REMBRANDTS® CARTOON DRAWING (6-12yrs) Learning to draw can be fun, especially when we create silly characters, funny expressions and drawing sequences that tell a joke! This delightful program combines Young Rembrandts’ innovative, step-by-step drawing method with lighthearted subject matter to engage children, their sense of humour, and their vivid imaginations. All materials are supplied. • Mon 6:00-7:00pm, Sep 19 – Dec 5, RFAF26 – $158 YOUNG REMBRANDTS: PRESCHOOL DRAWING (31/2-5yrs) Young Rembrandts instructors provide a fun and nurturing learning

Did you know? We support others through financial assistance, specialized programs & support We’re a not-for-profit registered charity environment that concentrates on the skills of drawing and colouring while developing fine motor skills, focus, listening, patience and spatial organization. • Sun 11:00-12:00pm, Sep 18 – Nov 27, RFAF27 – $158

YOUNG REMBRANDTS® PASTEL DRAWING (6-11yrs)

This program will introduce students to the medium of pastels to create amazing, “can’t-believe-I-drew-this” masterpieces! Join us for fun-for-all, engaging and skillenhancing lessons. A variety of kid-friendly subjects will be used during our lessons to teach drawing and pastel techniques to produce stunning results. All materials are supplied. No experience necessary. • Sun 9:00-10:30am, Sep 18 – Nov 27, RFAF28 – $179

LEADERSHIP HOME ALONE (8-12yrs) Help your child become more confident and competent when they are at home alone. This six-hour program features home and fire safety, dealing with strangers, emergency procedures and first aid, snack and meal preparation. • 9:15am-1:15pm, Oct 1, RFAF29 – $93

BABYSITTER COURSE (11+yrs) This course prepared by the Canadian Safety Council prepares students for their roles and responsibilities as babysitters. Topics include rights and responsibilities

of the child, parent and babysitter; child development and behavioral problems; caring for the child and nutrition; child safety; handling emergencies; games and play activities for children; and children with special needs. Each student receives a workbook and much of the course is done in small group discussions. There is a final exam (75% to pass). • Sat 9:15am-1:45pm, Nov 5, RFAF30 – $121

HIGH FIVE: PRINCIPLES OF HEALTHY CHILD DEVELOPMENT (13+yrs) Geared toward anyone working with, or interested in working with, children age 6-12 in a front-line leadership role (camp counselors, instructors, volunteers, etc), this course provides in-depth training on the principles of healthy child development in sport and recreation programs. Leaders learn activities and gain knowledge, tips and resources to improve their relationships with children and other staff members, and to enhance program quality. Topics include bullying, conflict resolution, physical literacy, mental health, and effective communication. Sun Sep 25, 9:00am-4:00pm, HF002 – $50 HIGH FIVE: QUEST 2 This training is geared toward program supervisors and aims at helping to improve risk management in children’s programs by learning how to measure quality with the High Five QUEST 2 tool. Supervisors will use the QUEST 2 tool and learn how to objectively evaluate a program and enter it into the High Five database to see how an organization can track their progress and identify areas of improvement. Sat Sep 10, 9:00am-4:00pm, HF003 – $85

“WE COULD TAKE LESSONS CLOSER TO HOME BUT THE STAFF AND FACILITIES AT DOVERCOURT ARE SECOND TO NONE” Our instructors and coaches are especially skilled at knowing how to teach in a fun and informative way. Get inspired, be creative.

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DANCE SCHOOL: PRESCHOOL & SCHOOL AGE Dovercourt dance school teaches traditional concert performance dance in tap, jazz, ballet, and hip hop with an instructional style that encourages creative expression and movement in a pressure free atmosphere. Students develop an appreciation for the art of dance as well as the physical skills and techniques specific to each dance genre.

HIP HOP HURRAY! (2-4yrs)

A fun and bouncy introduction to hip hop and break-dancing moves geared toward your preschooler. With fun moves and today’s hottest music, dancers will be engaged in rhythmic movement through games and songs. Fri 9:30am-10:00am, Sep 16 – Dec 9, RFAF31 – $163 Fri 11:45-12:15pm, Sep 16 – Dec 9, RFAF32 – $163 Sat 8:45-9:15am, Sep 17 – Dec 10, RFAF33 – $163

CREATIVE MOVEMENT (2-

3yrs) Children will be introduced to moving freely and naturally

to different types of music. Preschoolers will create their own moves while developing coordination, body-awareness and selfconfidence. Sun 8:30-9am, Sep 18 – Dec 11, RFAF34 – $163 Fri 10:15-10:45am, Sep 16 – Dec 9, RFAF35 – $163

PRE-BALLET (3-4yrs)

An introductory class focused on learning basic, traditional ballet steps and body awareness. Young dancers will gain a love for music and movement in a fun and encouraging environment. Fri, 11:00-11:45am, Sep 16 – Dec 9 , RFAF36 – $163 Fri, 12:30-1:15pm , Sep 16 – Dec 9, RFAF37 – $163 Sat, 9:15-10:00am, Sep 17 – Dec 10, RFAF38 – $163 Sun, 9:00-9:45am, Sep 18 – Dec 11 , RFAF39 – $163

HIP HOP

Dancers learn hip hop and funk moves, terminology, and dance combinations. Students will enhance their creative skills while grooving to cool music.

through ballet and modern dance technique. This class will focus on fun, creativity and technique. Fri, 5:45-6:45pm, Sep 16 – Dec 9, RFAF45 – $169 (56yrs) Sun, 10:00-11:00am, Sep 18 – Dec 11, RFAF49 – $169 (7-9yrs)

Sun, 10:30-11:15am, Sep 18 – Dec 11, RFAF40 – $163 (4-5yrs) Sun, 12:00-1:00pm, Sep 18 – Dec 11, RFAF48 – $169 (6-9yrs)

BALLET/JAZZ

Dancers receive ageappropriate instruction in both ballet and jazz. Technique, coordination and creative expression will be encouraged as they learn the basic jazz and ballet steps through simple routines. Focus will be on music counts, rhythm and building strength and flexibility. Sun, 11:00-11:45am, Sep 18 – Dec 11, RFAF41 – $163 (4-5yrs) Fri, 1:15-2:00pm, Sep 16 – Dec 9, RFAF42 – $163 (4-5yrs) Sat, 10:00-10:45am, Sep 17 – Dec 10, RFAF43 – $163 (45yrs) Sun, 9:45-10:30am, Sep 18 – Dec 11, RFAF44 – $163 (4-5yrs)

Did you know? We have rinks, wading pools, a park, and an accessible play structure Sun, 11:15am-12:15pm, Sep 18 – Dec 11, RFAF47 – $169 (6-9yrs)

BALLET

Develop body awareness, strength and flexibility

TAP/JAZZ (5-7yrs)

Fun, creative steps and routines will be taught in this class combining the basics of both tap and jazz. Classes will focus on rhythm, arm movements, turns and jumps. Tap shoes are required. Sat, 11am-12:00pm, Sep 17 – Dec 10, RFAF46, $169

DANCE MIX (8-12yrs)

Try a bit of everything in this multi-disciplinary class that combines ballet, jazz, and hip hop. Students exercise their own creativity and focus on building their flexibility, strength and rhythm in a fun environment. Sat, 12:00-1:00pm, Sep 17 – Dec 10, RFAF50 – $169

See more details about our dance school on our “Programs for All” webpage

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ADULT RECREATION PROGRAMS BABY-WEARING LATIN DANCE Moms (and dads) get fit with their babies by learning fun steps to the rhythmic beats of Salsa and other Latin dances such as Merengue, Rumba, Cumbia and Bachata. BabyWearing Latin Dance class is open to everyone. You don’t even need to know how to dance; the desire to share a special moment of music and movement with your child is all you need. Salsa is soothing for a baby, since the rocking movements bring them back to the time they spent in utero. Your baby will love being swayed while in direct contact with you! We recommend that your child be at least 6-8 wks old. Parents must provide their own baby carrier. • Tue 1:15-2:00 pm, Sep 13 – Oct 18, RFAF51 – $85 • Tue 1:15-2:00 pm, Nov 1 – Dec 13, RFAF52 – $99

training routine. Join our expert instructors in the pool with this fast growing water sport. • Sat 7:30-8:30pm, Sep 24 – Nov 19, RFAF55 – $160 • Tue 7:15-8:15am, Sep 27 – Nov 15, RFAF56 – $160 SUP SIX PACK This FUNctional fitness class incorporates core strengthening fitness and yoga poses all while balancing on a board. Build stamina and six-pack abs while on the water. • Wed 8:00-8:45pm, Sep 28 – Nov 16, RFAF57 – $160

DOG TRAINING BASICS FOR POOCHES AND PUPS (Level 1 Beginner) Positive reinforcement training for dogs of all ages. Have fun teaching your dog the basic commands: sit, pay attention, leave it, come when called, and walk-

BABY-WEARING BALLET

This Mom and Baby class is similar to regular ballet classes with barre exercises and centre exercises. Special attention is given to muscle toning and stretching particular to arduous ballet training, all with your baby secured to you in your carrier. This all-new post-natal activity will whip you into shape while sharing valuable time with your baby. We recommend that your child be at least 6–8 wks old. Parents must provide their own baby carrier. • Wed 1:15-2:15pm, Sep 21 – Oct 26, RFAF53 – $85 • Wed 1:15-2:15pm, Nov 2 – Dec 14, RFAF54 – $99

STAND UP PADDLE BOARD (SUP) FITNESS & YOGA Come try out our newest offering with SUP classes in the Dovercourt pool. Classes are provided by Urban Ocean SUP. Check out www.urbanoceansup. com to learn more about stand up paddling. No prior experience needed for pool classes. Space is extremely limited. SUP FITNESS This class focuses on creative ways to use your board and achieve a high intensity workout on the water. The act of balancing while doing a fitness routine helps to train the body in a fun and new way while adding dimension to your old

LEASH MANNERS FOR PET DOGS (all levels) Too much pulling? Jumping? Lunging? Is your daily walk becoming a bit too stressful? Learn some new skills and techniques that will make your walk with Fido more enjoyable for both of you. Have your dog keep the leash loose while walking and not eat everything in sight! Walk by other dogs and other distractions without a commotion; walk by your side; and have a reliable “leave it” command. Open to all non-reactive dogs of all ages and skill levels. Weather permitting, some classes may be held outdoors. • Wed 8:30-9:15, Sep 21 – Oct 5, RFAF61 – $99 • Wed 7:30-8:15 pm, Oct 19 – Nov 9, RFAF62 – $99 • Wed 8:30-9:15 pm, Nov 16 – Dec 7, RFAF81 – $99

DOG TRAINING

Presented by Carol Upton – carolthedogtrainer.ca PUPPY TIME: PLAY & LEARN Bring your pup for some quality play time and get a head start on your basic training skills. Play in a safe environment, meet a new friend or two and ask all your puppy-related questions. For pups up to 6 months of age (1st set of immunization is required for all dogs). • Wed 6:30-7:15, Sep 21 – Oct 5, RFAF58 – $99 RELIABLE RECALL (all levels) Start on the right foot (and paw!) with having your dog come when you call. Let’s make Fido want to come to you…right from the start! This workshop will address general training methodology, basic skills for name recognition and attention, as well as ensuring willing compliance. Some classes may be held outside. Open to dogs of all ages and skill levels. • Wed 7:30-8:15, Sep 21 – Oct 5, RFAF59 – $99 • Wed 8:30-9:15 pm, Oct 19 – Nov 9, RFAF82 – $99 • Wed 7:30-8:15 pm, Nov 16 – Dec 7, RFAF60 – $99

Did you know? We’re on the #16 bus route or a 12 minute walk from Richmond Rd. nicely-on-a-leash. The goal is to have strong bond with your new dog as well as a safe, well-socialized pet and a happy home environment. Open to dogs and puppies of all ages and skill levels. • Wed 6:30-7:15 pm, Oct 19 – Dec 7, RFAF63 – $199

includes 1 bag of clay* • Wed 6:30-9:30pm, Sep 21 – Dec 7, RFAF64 – $342 ADULT ON THE WHEEL Learn how to use the wheel to create bowls and cups; finish them with beautiful glazes. This small class is open to all levels of potters. *The course fee now includes 1 bag of clay* • Tue 7:30-9:30pm, Sep 20 – Dec 6, RFAF65 – $293

ADULT HOCKEY

Join us in this weekly pickup game during this prime time ice rental at Tom Brown Arena. Space is limited; Registration is for Fall & Winter. Wed 6:00-6:50pm, Sep 7 – Mar 28, RFAF66 – $429

ADULT POTTERY ADULT WHEEL & HAND BUILDING Discover a great feeling of accomplishment by turning your vision into pieces of art. Students will explore various techniques of hand building and try the wheel before finishing their works of art with beautiful glazes. *The course fee now

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BLUESFEST SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND ART FALL 2016 BSOMA The Bluesfest School of Music and Art brings industry expertise to the community through group programming, private lessons and special events, all of which are available to artists and musicians of all ages and abilities.

BSOMA CLUB NIGHTS PAINT & POPCORN - 1ST TUESDAY OF MONTH Bring the whole family to create unique works of art and enjoy a delicious snack. Classes are led by an instructor; supplies and snacks. Cost is $8 at the door per person. AMATEUR COMEDY NIGHT – 2ND TUESDAY OF MONTH Think you’ve got the comedy chops to make a room roar with laughter? We’ll give you the stage for 6 minutes to deliver your best original content. Don’t want to perform? You can take in a night of awesome comedy for $5 at the door. VISITING ARTISTS – 3RD TUESDAY OF MONTH Stay connected with us on Facebook and Twitter to find out who our visiting artists are each month. UKULELE JAMS – LAST TUESDAY OF MONTH Join Nigel Harris for Westboro’s only uke jam. Music and lyrics are displayed on the big screen for you to follow along. Cost is $5 at the door and all ages and abilities are welcome.

PRIVATE AND SEMIPRIVATE LESSONS

Private lessons provide the most impactful experience in music education. Our teachers are equipped to prepare students for formal musical examinations, professional/semiprofessional performances and casual play with friends and family. In person, oneon-one lessons under the guidance of our teachers provides personalized instruction that corrects errors in technique, builds upon the experience and abilities of the student and focuses on tricks of the trade, as appropriate for the student. We offer instruction in: Piano,

Guitar, Ukulele, Drums, Voice, Harmonica, Bass Guitar, Saxophone and more. Private lessons are $23.25 for 30 min. Semi-Private Lessons (2 or 3 students at the same time) are $18.25 for each student per 30 min. If you are interested in private or semi-private instruction please don’t hesitate to contact privatelessons@bsoma.ca with inquiries.

GROUP LESSONS

Learning with others enhances your experience in music and art education. Co-learners push each other to excel, while making classes more fun and engaging. BSOMA Group Classes will help you achieve individual success in an engaging group setting. Group lessons are for adults, youth and kids. LIFE DRAWING (16+yrs) This course will focus on the fundamentals of drawing the figure from observation. The instructor will lead participants through a series of exercises and assignments using a variety of media, exploring gesture, mark-making, line work, composition, negative and positive space, balance, light and shadow. Information will be shared on the history of the figure in art and the importance of seeing in order to convey. Mon 7:30-9:00pm, Sep 12 – Dec 12 BSO114 – $338 INTRODUCTION TO ACRYLICS (16yrs+) Brush strokes, colour blending, medium selection and more will be covered in this course. You will walk away with the preliminary skills to express yourself creatively with acrylic paint. Thu 7:00-8:30pm, Sep 15 – Dec 15 BSO113 – $254 MUSICAL THEATRE (8-16yrs) Be a triple threat on the stage! In this class you will learn to sing, dance and act. While learning to perform, you will also learn how to audition. This course will end with a performance for friends and family on the BSOMA stage. Junior (8-11yrs) Wed 6:30-7:30pm, Sep 14 – Dec 14

BSO111 – $169 Senior (12-16yrs) Sep 14 – Dec 14 Wed 7:30-8:30pm, BSO112 $169 BAND PREPARATION (9-12yrs) If you cannot wait to join band and want to test run a band instrument now, then join Band Prep! This is your chance to get a head start on learning to play woodwinds, brass, percussion, or strings before starting high school. Mon 6:00-7:30pm, Sep 12 – Dec 12, BSO110 – $254

Why

BSOMA? Private and Group lessons with professional music & art teachers. Instruction in piano, guitar, ukulele, drums, voice, harmonica, bass guitar, saxophone and more

GLEE CLUB (10-16yrs) Glee Club leads future stars through vocals, choreography, stage presence and wardrobe. Songs will be selected by the group and mastered over the duration of the course. Glee Club always performs their songs for friends and family on the BSOMA stage at the end of each session. Sat 12:00-1:00pm, Sep 17 – Dec 17, BSO109 – $169

ROCK UNIVERSITY (10-16yrs) Rock University is the true band experience where musicians learn to play the songs you love. Bands will rehearse for 1.5 hours each week. Over the 14 week course, you and your band will prepare for all aspects of live performance. Graduates of Rock University will perform live at RBC Bluesfest in July. The show starts here! Sat 1:00-2:30pm, Sep 17 – Dec 17, Sat 2:30-4:00pm, Sep 17 – Dec 17, BSO115 – $254 GOLD CLUB CHOIR (40+yrs) A fun, casual choir suitable for singers and non-singers of all abilities. Mon 1:45pm-2:45pm, Sep 12 – Dec 12, BSO105 – $169 GOLD CLUB UKULELE INTERMEDIATE (40+yrs) The ukulele is one of the best introductory instruments there is, as it is physically easier to play than most other string instruments and is a good way to learn music theory. Participants will be taught chords, melody, strumming styles and even some rudimentary theory. Come strum, sing and learn in this quickly growing group! Tue 1:45pm- 2:45pm, Sep 13 – Dec 13,BSO102 – $169 GOLD CLUB ART (40+yrs) Explore art history, medium and techniques as your instructor guides you through weekly projects. Wed 1:45pm- 2:45pm, Sep 14 – Dec 14, BSO104 – $169

FAMILY CLASSES

Family courses are a great way for parent and child to learn music and art together. Each course is intended for beginners, but all levels are welcome. Each course fee includes one adult and one child. An additional family member can join at a reduced fee of $101. FAMILY ART (6+yrs) Parent and child will explore mediums, techniques and art history as your instructor guides you through weekly projects. Sat 10:30am-11:30am, Sep 17 – Dec 17, BSO106 – $169, additional member $101

FAMILY UKULELE (6+yrs) The ukulele’s popularity continues to grow because it is relatively easy to learn, good for small hands and has a sweet, happy sound. The uke opens the door to the larger world of musical instruments in a fun way. Together the groups will learn chords, how to read chords, strum patterns, and then put it all together to play songs. Thurs 6:00pm-7:00pm, Sep 15 – Dec 15, BSO107 – $169, additional member $101 Sat 10:30am-11:30am, Sep 17 – Dec 17, BSO108 – $169, additional member $101

AFTERSCHOOL

These afterschool programs are fun and educational! BSOMA staff will pick up participants at Churchill Alternative School and walk over at 2:45pm. Arrival and departure times are flexible if you attend another school and would still like to participate. AFTERSCHOOL UKULELE CLUB (8-14 yrs) This club will get kids playing in a group regardless of musical experience. Everything from classic rock to top 40 hits will be played! Kids new to the instrument won’t be overwhelmed while more experienced ukers will be challenged. Tue 2:45-4:15pm, Sep 13 – Dec 13, BSO100 – $254 AFTERSCHOOL ART CLUB (8-14 yrs) This club will get kids painting, pasting and creating. Regardless of artistic experience, kids will have the opportunity to be successful with many techniques and mediums. The course will culminate in an art show for the parents. Wed 2:45-4:15pm, Sep 14 – Dec 14, BSO101 – $254 AFTERSCHOOL KIDS ON BROADWAY (6-10 yrs) Kids will build confidence and comfort together, practicing and preparing for their show on the BSOMA stage. Students will learn the basics of how to sing and perform in a group. Mon 2:45-4:15pm, Sep 15 – Dec 15, BSO103 – $254

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FITNESS THE MOST COMPLETE FITNESS EXPERIENCE WITHOUT A CONTRACT. Multiple Registration Discounts: Due to popular demand, we have continued our multiple fitness registration discounts into the Fall, providing more incentive to expand your fitness routine. Our 50% discount on multiple registrations applies to all registered fitness programs including aquafitness classes. Once you’ve registered for one fitness class at full price, your second, third and even fourth class is priced at 50% off.

AQUAFITNESS PROGRAMS AQUA This shallow water class focuses on correct form and technique, and uses the resistive properties of water to achieve a full body workout that will improve cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength and flexibility. Our dedicated

Aquafit Instructors will meet the specific needs of participants regardless of individual fitness levels. Mon 12:00-12:45pm, Sep 19 – Dec 12, HW024 – $133 Wed 8:15-9:00am, Sep 21 – Dec 14, HW068, – $144 AQUA EARLY MORNING ENERGIZER Get your blood pumping and work muscles you never knew you had with this early morning, multi-level program which incorporates cardio with muscular strength and endurance techniques. Start your day feeling fresh and invigorated! Fri 6:30-7:15am, Sep 23 – Dec 16, HW104 – $144 AQUA WAKE-UP WORKOUT These early morning multilevel aqua programs focus on correct form and technique, making them a great way to get in a work out before work, and starting the day ready to tackle anything! Mon 6:30-7:15am, Sep 19 – Dec12, HW022 – $133 Wed 6:30-7:15am, Sep 21 – Dec 14, HW066 – $144

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AQUA DEEP Discover the ultimate abdominal and lower back workout, utilizing the physical properties of water in this strengthening and energizing workout. This course is taught in the deep water. Mon 8:00-8:45am, Sep 19 – Dec 12, HW023 – $133 Tue 7:45-8:30pm, Sep 20 – Dec 13, HW044 – $144 Fri 8:00-8:45am, Sep 23 – Dec 16, HW113 – $144

to both beginners and advanced participants. Sat 7:00-7:45am, Sep 17 – Dec 17, HW123 – $144 AQUA BALANCE, CORE AND MOBILITY This class uses the supportive medium of water to assist in developing balance, core strength and flexibility. Thu 1:15-2:00pm, Sep 22 – Dec 15, HW093 – $144

AQUA HIIT This high intensity class is designed to improve cardio conditioning and overall strength. Experience cardio drills and strength circuits all wrapped up in this 45 minute session. Participants have the choice of working in chest deep water or deep water. All fitness levels are welcome. Time to hit the pool and HIIT it hard! Mon 8:00-8:45pm, Sep 19 – Dec 12, HW026 – $133

AQUA POSTNATAL WITH BABY Enjoy the excellent cardiovascular and muscular strengthening benefits of an aquafitness workout with the company of your baby and other new moms. Even baby gets to enjoy, as they float alongside mom in an infant flotation device provided by Dovercourt. Tue 2:15-3:00pm, Sep 20 – Dec 13, HW046 – $144 Thu 2:00-2:45pm, Sep 22 – Dec 15, HW094 – $144

AQUA POWER CIRCUIT Wake up energized! Start the day the best way with this multi-level, circuit-style workout. Taking place in both shallow and deep water, Aqua Power Circuit appeals

AQUA PRENATAL Make the most out of every stage of fitness throughout pregnancy. This class offers a safe and effective fitness program for moms-to-be. Exercises are low impact and

FITNESS THAT’S PERSONAL & PRESCRIPTIVE Get strong with TRX, Spin with the most advanced bikes in Ottawa, rehab or workout with Aquafitness, take to the water with Standup paddleboard in the pool. Register for sessional classes or enjoy the variety & flexibility of a pass.

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PILATES INTERMEDIATE A transitional class between Beginner and Advanced levels, this class is most suitable for those who have already taken the Beginner level and feel prepared to take the next step in their Pilates training. Tue 7:00-7:55pm, Sep 6 – Dec 13, HW029 – $215 Sat 10:00-10:55am, Sep 10 – Dec 17, HW121 – $201

and better than ever! Focusing on neuromuscular development and enhancing the mind-body connection, Aerial Yoga allows you to fully surrender to each asana, supported by a silk hammock. Tue 7:15-8:10pm, Sep 6 – Dec 13, HW038 – $220 Thu 8:00-8:55pm, Sep 8 – Dec 15, HW086 – $220 Fri 10:00-10:55am, Sep 9 – Dec 16, HW110 – $220 Sat 10:30-11:25am, Sep 10 – Dec 17, HW119 – $205

PILATES - ADVANCED For those seeking a more challenging core workout beyond the Intermediate level. Our Advanced Pilates class moves quickly through each exercise while maintaining proper technique. Participants must be very experienced at the Intermediate level. Express Class is 45min Tue 8:00-8:55pm, Sep 6 – Dec 13, HW051 – $215 Thu 7:45-8:30pm, Sep 8 – Dec 15, HW099 – $215 easy on the joints and the lower back, while keeping mom strong and helping to prepare the body for childbirth. Tue 7:00-7:45pm, Sep 20 – Dec 13, HW047– $144 Thu 7:30-8:15pm, Sep 22 – Dec 15, HW090 – $144 AQUA STRENGTH MIX Offering a low impact workout focused on muscular strength and endurance, Strength Mix incorporates a variety of equipment to provide an excellent toning and strengthening workout. Tue 7:45-8:30pm, Sep 20 – Dec 13, HW030 – $144 Thu 8:15-9:00pm, Sep 22 – Dec 15 HW092 – $144 ATHLETIC AQUA A high-energy deep water workout combining cardiovascular and resistance exercises, our Athletic Aqua incorporates a variety of equipment, and guarantees a full-body workout. All participants wear aqua belts for flotation, but must be able to swim without assistance. Tue 7:00-7:45pm, Sep 20 – Dec 13, HW045 – $144 DEEP GENTLE AQUA Held in the deep water, our Deep Gentle Aqua is a perfect choice for those who are just getting started or require a gentle low impact form of exercise. Participants wear an aqua belt, but must be able to swim without assistance. Thu 7:30-8:15pm, Sep 22 – Dec 15, HW091 – $144

REHAB AQUA AQUA HEALTHY BACK For clients experiencing new or chronic back pain, this class will assist in developing core strength for overall stability and body awareness, along with increasing confidence in performing daily activities. Tue 8:15-9:00am, Sep 20 – Dec 13, HW049 – $144 Fri 9:00-9:45am, Sep 23 – Dec 16, HW113 – $144 AQUA FIBROMYALGIA Dovercourt offers this specially designed aqua program, which assists in encouraging activity and wellness, for individuals who suffer from the debilitating effects of fibromyalgia. Wed 12:00-12:45pm, Sep 21 – Dec 14, HW069 – $144 AQUA POST-STROKE Designed for stroke survivors, Dovercourt’s PostStroke Aqua offers a safe environment for individuals to perform exercises that will increase their functional ability. Clients are encouraged to bring an assistant. Tue 1:30-2:15pm, Sep 20 – Dec 13, HW050 – $144 Thu 12:00-12:45pm, Sep 22 – Dec 15, HW096 – $144 AQUA ARTHRITIS Ideal for arthritics, seniors or rehab patients, our popular Aqua Arthritis class strengthens and stretches the muscles that support the joints and assists in

increasing overall range of motion. Mon 11:00-11:45am, Sep 19 – Dec 12, HW025 – $133 Wed 10:30-11:15am, Sep 21 – Dec 14, HW067 – $144 Thu 2:45-3:30pm, Sep 22 – Dec 15, HW097 – $144 AQUA ARTHRITIS - DEEP WATER Similar to our Aqua Arthritis class, but held in deep water. All participants wear aqua belts, but must be able to swim without assistance. Thu 8:45-9:30am, Sep 22 – Dec 15, HW098 – $144

PILATES PROGRAMS PILATES - BEGINNER Perfect for a taste of the Pilates Experience, this class offers an introductory level suitable for novice participants. This program will focus on basic movements with particular attention to technique, breathing and relaxation. Mon 6:45-7:40pm, Sep 12 – Dec 12, HW027 – $187 Sat 9:00-9:55am, Sep 10 – Dec 17, HW120 – $201

PILATES/YOGA MIX Enjoy the benefits of both Yoga & Pilates, together in one class! Improve strength, flexibility and balance in the Yoga segment, followed by a series of Pilates exercises that target and tighten the core. Mon 10:45-11:55am, Sep 12 – Dec 12, HW013 – $218 Mon 7:15-8:30pm, Sep 12 – Dec 12, HW018 – $218

YOGA PROGRAMS YOGA A yoga practice that combines different styles of yoga (Hatha, Ashtanga, Sivananda, YIN) while integrating physical activity (asana) with breath work and techniques to relax a busy mind. This practice will build strength and improve focus, balance and flexibility. Thu 6:30-7:40pm, Sep 8 – Dec, 15, HW100 – $252 YOGA YIN Yin Yoga is a relaxing practice that enhances flexibility of the body’s connective tissues such as fascia, tendons and ligaments. This class begins with a few minutes of meditative breath work (prana) and closes with a deep savasana (final relaxation). Mon 7:45-8:55pm, Sep 12 – Dec 12, HW028 – $218 YOGA AERIAL Lose yourself in this blissful practice that helps to enhance flexibility, develop core stability, and decompresses the spine and joints, leaving you feeling light as a feather,

YOGA GENTLE Gentle yoga is an ideal place for many beginners to start yoga. Through modified basic yoga positions, one can build strength, flexibility and a strong core as well as attaining physical & emotional balance. Wed 7:00-7:55pm, Sep 7 – Dec 14, HW072 – $215 YOGA DROP-IN Take it slow with this gentle, but deep approach to Hatha yoga. This practice links poses to breath to reveal body awareness, inner strength, and easeful opening. THIS CLASS HAS A DROP IN FEE OF $10.50 Mon 8:00-8:55pm, Sep 12 – Dec 12 CYCLE YOGA Combine the invigorating and centering effects of indoor cycling and restorative Hatha yoga with the inspiration of world music for a crosstraining experience in a calm atmosphere. Tue 5:00-6:55pm, Sep 13 – Dec 13, HW037 – $235 Fri 5:45-6:55pm, Sep 9 – Dec 16, HW107 – $257 YOGA MEN’S ONLY It’s a GUY thing: a men’s only yoga class that focuses on areas where guys need extra attention, such as the hips and shoulders. Discover the many other benefits of yoga such as increased flexibility, stress relief, toned muscles, better posture and improved concentration in this men’s

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only Yoga session. Tue 8:00-8:55pm, Sep 6 – Dec 13, HW035 – $215 YOGA SHANTI (INTERMEDIATE LEVEL) Be yourself! Unlearn habitual tension, be present and feel fully alive in an unhurried experience of yoga. Follow the body instead of working against it, in this unique yoga experience, based on the work of Vanda Scaravelli. Tue 6:45-8:25am, Sep 13 – Dec 13, HW041 – $254 YOGA POWER FLOW Based on Ashtanga yoga movements, this class flows through postures using incorporating the power of music and the body’s own strength. This class is best recommended for those who are looking for a dynamic and physically challenging workout. Thu 7:00-7:55pm, Sep 8 – Dec 15, HW087 – $215

YOGA PRENATAL Stay healthy during pregnancy with yoga postures to stretch and strengthen the entire body. Breath work will relax and deepen your experience, and allow a connection between mind, body and soul during this special time. (SUITABLE FOR BEGINNERS) Wed 5:45-6:40pm, Sep 7 – Dec 14, HW065 – $215

STRENGTH PROGRAMS PERSONAL TRAINING Dovercourt’s friendly and motivating certified personal trainers will teach you new techniques, keep workouts engaging and work with you in a safe and supportive environment. Contact our fitness department at fitness@dovercourt.org or phone 613-798-8950 ext. 227 for more information.

TRX Training with the TRX improves your core strength, joint stability, balance and metabolism. The TRX suspension system allows you to target muscular imbalances with fun and creative exercises, while experiencing a completely new and nontraditional form of strength training. Mon 7:00-7:55pm, Sep 12 – Dec12, HW017 – $191 Wed 8:00-8:55pm, Sep 7 – Dec 14, HW062 – $220 Thu 7:00-7:55pm, Sep 8 – Dec 15, HW085 – $220 Fri 9:00-9:55am, Sep 9 – Dec 16, HW109 – $220 W.O.W.: WOMEN ON WEIGHTS Experience the benefits of weight training in our Fitness Centre with one of our experienced instructors to guide you in a small group class, excellent for those who would prefer more individualized attention and proper techniques. Mon 9:30-10:25am, Sep 12 – Dec 12, HW019 – $191 W.O.W.: (WOMEN ON WEIGHTS) AND MORE! Strength training with weights, along with a variety of activities and experience, is proven to improve bone density and metabolism, as well as elevate body, mind and overall well-being! This is a class suitable for women of all ages and fitness levels… come one, come all! Wed 7:00-7:55pm Sep 7-Dec 14 HW056 $215 M.O.W.: (MEN ON WEIGHTS) AND MORE! Strength training with weights, along with a variety of activities and experience, is proven to improve bone density and metabolism, as well as elevate body, mind and overall well-being! This is a class suitable for men of all ages and fitness levels. Thu 8:00-8:55pm, Sep 8 – Dec 15, HW086 – $215 Sat 9:15-10:10:10am, Sep 10 – Dec17, HW122 – $191 OSTEOFIT Perform muscular strength and endurance exercises and experience an increase in functional ability under the guidance of a skilled instructor. Osteofit was created specifically for individuals who have bone density issues such as osteoporosis or osteopenia Tue 1:30-2:25pm, Sep 6 – Dec 13, HW043 – $220 Thu 10:00-10:55am, Sep 8 – Dec 15, HW089 – $220

TRX AND SPIN The best of both worlds in one class! Improve your cardiovascular health and blast calories with indoor spinning, followed by improving your physique through strength resistance training and core conditioning on the TRX suspension system. Train like never before! Thu 5:45-6:55pm, Sep 8 – Dec 15, HW082 – $257 TOTAL CORE CONDITIONING This engaging and eclectic class focuses on increasing the overall strength and mobility of the core, by incorporating a variety of exercises and techniques from Pilates, Yoga and athletic conditioning. Target the deepest muscles of the body and to improve alignment and physique. Thu 6:50-7:45pm, Sep 8 – Dec 15, HW073 – $215

POSTNATAL PROGRAMS THE EXTRA SPECIAL MOM & BABY VARIETY CLASS Join Dovercourt’s own Baby Whisperers and Post-natal experts as they lead you and your baby through a variety of workouts and fitness techniques focused on the needs of the postnatal body. No two weeks will be the same in this class, incorporating a variety of exercises and equipment! Moms and babies of any ability are welcome! KinderKorner is also available at this time for moms who would like to do the class without baby Mon 9:30-10:25am, Sep 12 – Dec 12, HW012 – $187 POSTNATAL TRX AND CORE CONDITIONING WITH BABY Core conditioning using the TRX suspension system is great for lengthening and strengthening the core! The exercises taught in this class will focus and restoring proper alignment to the spine and pelvis, flattening the tummy and re-energizing tired mom muscles, while offering moms a safe place to reconnect and get fit with baby nearby. Mon 1:15-2:10pm, Sep 12 – Dec 12, HW016 – $191 POSTNATAL SPIN AND CORE CONDITIONING WITH BABY The best of both worlds in one class. Improve your cardiovascular health and blast calories with indoor spinning. Follow up by

improving your physique, strength and revving your overall metabolism with resistance training, core conditioning and the TRX suspension system. Train like never before! (Babies are absolutely welcome, and encouraged to join, either being worn on mothers’ backs in special carriers, on mats (provided), or car seats) Wed 11:30am-12:25pm, Sep 14 – Dec 14, HW054 – $205 Fri 11:15am-12:10pm, Sep 9 – Dec 16, HW108 – $220 AQUA POSTNATAL WITH BABY Enjoy the excellent cardiovascular and muscular strengthening benefits of an aquafitness workout with the company of your baby and other new moms. Even baby gets to enjoy, as they float alongside mom in an infant flotation device provided by Dovercourt. Tue 7:00-7:45pm, Sep 20 – Dec 13, HW047 – $144 Thu 7:30-8:15pm, Sep 22 – Dec 15, HW090 – $144

Breath work will relax and deepen your experience, and allow a connection between mind, body and soul during this special time. Wed 5:45-6:40pm, Sep 7 – Dec 14, HW065 – $215 AQUA PRENATAL Make the most out of every stage of fitness throughout pregnancy. This class offers a safe and effective fitness program for moms-to-be. Exercises are low impact and easy on the joints and the lower back, while keeping mom strong and helping to prepare the body for childbirth. Tue 7:00-7:45pm, Sep 20 – Dec 13, HW047 – $144 Thu 7:30-8:15pm, Sep 22 – Dec 15, HW090 – $144

DANCE PROGRAMS

PRENATAL PROGRAMS STRENGTH PRENATAL Make the most out of your pregnancy and prepare the body for childbirth by incorporating strength training into your regime. Led by Dovercourt’s prenatal fitness experts, a focus will be on strengthening the core and pelvic floor. Mon 7:00-7:55pm, Sep 12 – Dec 12, HW010 – $191

Did you know? We’re ready to go when you are with sessional & ongoing classes

YOGA PRENATAL (SUITABLE FOR BEGINNERS) Stay healthy during pregnancy with yoga postures to stretch and strengthen the entire body.

ZUMBA An excitingly spicy, hipswiveling workout where African, Caribbean and Latin dance moves are combined with aerobics and fitness, to create a perfectly toned body…without even realizing it! Join the party, now with additional classes on Saturday morning…more to enjoy! Mon 6:45-7:40pm, Sep 12 – Dec 12, HW006 – $187 Wed 8:00-8:55pm, Sep 7 – Dec 14, HW057 – $215 Sat 10:00-10:55, Sep 10 – Dec 17, HW115 – $201 ADULT BALLET Channel your inner ballerina with Dovercourt’s Adult Ballet program! Learn a new way to perfect posture, lengthen the muscles, and gain incredible strength through graceful yet challenging moves. A workout unlike any other! Tue 7:00-7:55pm, Sep 6 – Dec 13, HW052 –$220 Sat 11:15-12:10pm, Sep 10 – Dec 17, HW119 – $205

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SPINNING PROGRAMS SPINNING Come and see why Spinning has such a loyal following! Enjoy a varied cardiovascular workout to increase strength and endurance of the heart, lungs and legs. Multiple techniques are used to ensure a complete workout in each class. Our spin classes feature the new Matrix IC7 indoor spin bikes which offer the best ergonomic positioning in the industry and the option to use Coach by Color, a feature on the consoles that will light up different colors depending on the energy output (watts) of the rider. Mon 5:45-6:40pm, Sep 12 – Dec 12, HW015 – $191 Tue 9:30-10:25am, Sep 13 – Dec 12, HW040 – $205 Wed 6:30-7:15am, Sep 14 – Dec 14, HW063 – $205 Wed 6:45-7:40pm, Sep 14 – Dec 14, HW064 – $205 Thu 9:30-10:25am, Sep 15 – Dec 15, HW083 – $205 Fri 6:30-7:15am, Sep 9 – Dec 16, HW105 – $220 Sat 9:15-10:10am, Sep 10 – Dec 17, HW118 – $205

TRX AND SPIN The best of both worlds in one class! Improve your cardiovascular health and blast calories with indoor spinning. Follow up by improving your physique, strength and revving your overall metabolism with resistance training and core conditioning on the TRX

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suspension system. Train like never before! Thu 5:45-6:55pm, Sep 8 – Dec 15, HW082 – $257 CYCLE YOGA Combine the invigorating and centering effects of indoor cycling and restorative Hatha yoga with the inspiration of world music for a crosstraining experience in a calm atmosphere. Tue 5:00-6:55pm, Sep 13 – Dec 13, HW037 – $235 Fri 5:45-6:55pm, Sep 9 – Dec 16, HW107 – $257

REHAB PROGRAMS

physical movement, visualization and focused internal awareness to strengthen, relax and integrate the body & mind. All levels are welcome to this meditative mind and bodyconnecting class. This class takes place at McKellar Field House 539 Wavell Avenue. Mon 7:30-8:25pm, Sep 12 – Dec 12, HW020 – $187. REHAB WALKING This instructional class is designed for individuals who want to walk in a safe, supervised small group. Ideal for those recovering from surgery, injury or medical conditions such as stroke, arthritis, and knee/ hip replacements, our Rehab Walking program is an excellent step in the right direction. Tue 12:00-12:55pm, Sep 6 – Dec 13, HW033 – $215 Thu 1:30-2:25pm, Sep 8 – Dec 15, HW079 – $215 OSTEOFIT Perform muscular strength and endurance exercises and experience an increase in functional ability under the guidance of a skilled instructor. Osteofit was created specifically for individuals who have bone density issues such as osteoporosis or osteopenia. Tue 1:30-2:25pm, Sep 6 – Dec 13, HW043 – $220 Thu 10:00-10:55am, Sep 8 – Dec 15, HW089 – $220

SPECIAL INTEREST PROGRAMS TAI CHI (ALL LEVELS) Tai Chi employs precise

Feldenkrais Method of body awareness. These relaxing lessons will help you discover how to reduce pain and stiffness, improve your posture, relieve tension and enhance your general wellbeing. Dovercourt is pleased to introduce Instructor Rosa Murnaghan, Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner. Mon 1:00-1:155pm, Sep 12 – Dec 5, HW011 – $158

movement, laughter & fun! Hula Hoops are provided or may be purchased from the instructor (Trish, www. sirenhoops.com). Watch the Dovercourt calendar for our free twice-monthly hoop jams as well as occasional workshops by local and international hoop stars. Sun 11:15-12:10pm, Sep 11 – Dec 18, HW125 – $201

FITNESS FOR MENOPAUSE Exercise is key for a healthy transition during this phase in a woman’s life. This class is specifically designed for ages 40+ that are peri/postmenopausal and experiencing the change in their bodies. Wed 8:30-9:25am, Sep 14 – Dec 14, HW060 – $201 GYROKINESIS® The GYROKINESIS® method

TOTAL BODY STRETCH This is not a yoga class! 45 minutes of muscle and limb stretch that will improve flexibility from head to toe. Stretching is functional, helps blood flow and also helps to relieve stress. Come and shake the day off with us, in this class suitable for all levels. Wed 6:10-6:55pm, Sep 7 – Dec 14 HW070 $215 FELDENKRAIS ATM (AWARENESS THROUGH MOVEMENT) Explore new ways of moving more comfortably and effectively with the

was developed in the 1970’s by Romanian-born Hungarian Juliu Horvath. It is a movement method that gently works the entire body through spiraling, rhythmic movements, which opens energy pathways and stimulates the nervous system. Through this method, the body discovers an increased range of motion and functional strength. Wed 8:00-8:55pm, Sep 7 – Dec 14, HW071 – $220 HOOPING (ALL LEVELS HOOPING) Learn techniques for core hula-hooping (waist, hip, chest, shoulder, neck, and thigh) and off the body (hand hooping, tosses, isolation etc.), cardio intervals, tricks,

TRIPLE THREAT BOXING: Triple Threat Boxing is a 30 minute program designed to maximize the effectiveness of the time you spend working out. Expect to learn how to box and hit focus mitts. This program will cover cardio interval training, hand eye coordination, endurance and stress management :0) My techniques are simple, yet effective in building toned lean bodies in half the time of a regular class. Suitable for all fitness levels. With Burke Cleland. Mon 6:45-7:15pm, Sep 12 – Dec 12, HW021 – $191

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FALL SPECIALTY CLASSES 2016

MONDAY

6:30-7:15am Aqua - WakeUp Workout HW022 Catherine/TBD

See descriptions on pages 13 to 16 for details.

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

6:45-8:25 am Shanti Yoga HW041 Anne

6:30-7:15am Aqua - WakeUp Workout HW066 Jojo

8:45 -9:30 am Aqua Arthritis Deep HW098 Robin

6:30-7:15am Aqua-Early Morning Energizer HW104 Raymonde/Jill P.

7:00-7:45am 7:00-7:45am Aqua Power Circuit HW123 Charles

9:00-9:55am 8:00-8:45 am 8:15-9:00am 6:30-7:15 am 9:30-10:25 6:30-7:15 am 9:00-9:55am Pilates Aqua - Deep to the Core HW023 Aqua - Healthy Back HW049 Spin HW063 Spin HW083 Spin HW105 Pilates- Beg - BegHW120 HW120 Carolyn Dylan Pam Lacey Lacey Jojo Carolyn 9:15-10:10am 9:30-10:25am 9:30-10:25 am 8:15-9:00am 10:00-10:55 am 8:00-8:45 am 9:15-10:10am Men Anna's Extra Special Mom Spin HW040 Aqua HW068 Osteofit HW089 Aqua - Deep to the Core HW112 MenOn OnWeights WeightsHW122 HW122 Charles & Baby Class HW012 Mike Pam Peggy Pam Charles Anna 9:15-10:10 pm pm 9:30-10:25 am 12:00-12:55pm 8:30-9:25 am 12:00-12:45pm 9:00-9:45 am 9:15-10:10 SpinSpin HW118 Women on Weights HW019 Rehab Walking HW033 Fitness for Menopause HW060 Aqua - Post Stroke HW096 Aqua - Healthy Back HW113 HW118 Patti/JM Jill Jill Amy Robin Pam Patti/JM 10:00-10:55am 10:45-11:55 am 1:30-2:25 pm 10:30-11:15 am 1:15-2:00pm 9:00-9:55pm 10:00-10:55am Pilates - Int. HW121 Pilates Yoga Mix All Levels HW013 Osteofit HW043 Aqua Arthritis HW067 Aqua - Balance & Core HW093 TRX HW109 Pilates - Int. HW121 Carolyn Charles Peggy Jojo Jojo Wendy Carolyn 10:00-10:55am 11:00-11:45 am 1:30-2:15 pm 11:30 am-12:25 pm 1:30-2:25 pm 10:00-10:55pm 10:00-10:55am Zumba HW115 Aqua Arthritis HW025 Aqua - Post-Stroke HW050 Postnatal Spin HW054 Rehab Walking HW079 Aerial Yoga HW110 Zumba HW115 Karla Robin Robin Jojo Jill Wendy Karla 10:30-11:25am 12:00-12:45 am 2:15-3:00pm 12:00-12:45 pm 2:00-2:45 11:15-12:10 pm 10:30-11:25am Aerial Yoga HW119 Aqua HW024 Aqua - Postnatal HW046 Aqua - Fibromyalgia HW069 Aqua Postnatal HW094 Postnatal Spin HW108 Aerial Yoga HW119 Jojo Jojo Wendy Jojo Robin Jojo Jojo 11:15-12:10pm 1:00-2:00pm 5:45-6:55 pm 5:45-6:40pm 2:45-3:30pm 5:45-6:55 pm 11:15-12:10pm Adult Ballet HW114 Feldenkrais HW011 CycleYoga HW037 Yoga Prenatal HW065 Aqua Arthritis HW097 CycleYoga HW107 Adult Ballet HW114 TBD TBD Rosa Alanna Wendy Robin Anne P. 1:15-2:10pm 7:00-7:55pm 6:10-6:55pm 5:45-6:55pm Postnatal TRX & Adult Ballet HW052 Total Body Stretch HW070 TRX and Spin HW082 Core Conditioning HW016 Angela Charles Maxine Jojo 5:45 -6:40 pm 7:00-7:55pm 6:45-7:40 pm 6:30-7:40pm Spin HW015 Pilates - Int. HW029 Spin HW064 Yoga HW100 Pam Carolyn Patti Angela 6:45-7:40pm 7:00-7:45 pm 7:00-7:55pm 6:50-7:45pm Zumba HW006 Aqua - Prenatal HW047 Women on Weights (+ more) HW056 Total Core Conditioning HW073 Karla Jojo Jojo Alanna 6:45-7:40pm 7:00-7:45 pm 7:00-7:55pm 7:00-7:55pm Pilates - Beg. HW027 Aqua - Athletic HW045 Yoga - Gentle HW072 TRX HW085 SUNDAY Jane Charles Wendy Wendy 11:15-12:10pm Hooping HW125 6:45-7:15 7:15-8:10pm 8:00-8:55pm 7:00-7:55pm Trish Triple Threat Boxing HW021 Aerial Yoga HW038 TRX HW062 Yoga - Power HW087 Burke Alanna Jojo Charles 7:00-7:55pm 7:45-8:30 pm 8:00-8:55pm 7:30-8:15pm Prenatal Strength Training HW010 Aqua - Deep HW044 Zumba HW057 Aqua - Prenatal HW090 Jojo Charles Karla Anna 7:00-7:55pm 7:45-8:30 pm 8:00-8:55pm 7:30-8:15pm TRX HW017 Aqua - Strengthmix HW030 Gyrokinesis HW071 Aqua Deep Gentle HW091 Stacey Dylan Angela Chris R. 7:15-8:30 8:00-8:55pm 7:45-8:30pm Yoga/Pilates Mix HW018 Pilates - Adv. HW051 PIlates Express HW099 Charles Carolyn Angela 7:30-8:25pm 8:00-8:55pm 8:00-8:55pm Tai Chi - All Levels HW020 Yoga - Men's Only HW035 Men On Weights HW075 Paul Toni Charles 7:45-8:55 pm 8:00-8:55pm Expand your fitness routine! Once youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve registered for Yin Yoga HW028 Aerial Yoga HW086 one fitness class at full price, Cyndie Wendy your second, third and even fourth class is priced at 50% 8:00-8:45 pm 8:15-9:00pm off. Appliesto all registered Aqua HIIT HW026 Aqua - Strengthmix HW092 fitness programs including Dylan Chris R. aquafitness classes. Discount

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not available online; please see Customer Service for account adjustment.

ACTIVITY LEGEND AQUA YOGA, PILATES ETC STRENGTH DANCE SPIN REHAB PRE & POSTNATAL

WORKOUT WITH OTHERS: GROUP FITNESS & GOLD CLUB Suit your schedule: weekly classes at various times of the day provide fitness & social fun

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GROUP FITNESS MONDAY 6:30to to 6:30 7:15 AM 7:15a

TUESDAY

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Group Fitness is a perfect place to start: whether you bring a buddy or make new friends, the many benefits of working out in a group make it a great choice.

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

H.I.I.T.

StrengthMix

CardioMix

Step

Lorayne/Geoff

Lorayne

Jojo

SATURDAY

SUNDAY

CardioMix

StrengthMix

Lorayne

CardioMix

Ginette

20 | 20 | 20

Charles

Ginette’s Variety

Please see full Group Fitness Schedule for class descriptions and Fitness Centre hours.

Jill

H.I.I.T.

KINDERKORNER

Trish

Burn and Tone

Barbell Challenge

StrengthMix Pam

Ginette

Jill

Monday to Friday: 8:15 - 11:30am. Participate in our Recreation, Aquatics & Fitness programs while your children are playing in a safe & loving environment. Visits are maximum 90 minutes. No kinderkorner on Oct 7, Nov 18 (See our website for adjusted schedule)

20/20/20 Stacey

Zumba

10:00to to 10:00

Karla

10:45 AM

5:45to to 5:45 6:40 PM 6:40p

Lorayne

Barbell Challenge

9:00 toto 9:00 9:55 AM 9:55a 9:45 toto 9:45 10:40 AM 10:40a

H.I.I.T. Stacey

Cardio Kickbox

CardioMix Stacey

Charles

Step Bootcamp Charles

PRICING

Lorayne

8:00 8:00to to 8:55 8:55aAM 8:45 toto 8:45 9:40 AM 9:40a

FALL GROUP FITNESS RUNS TUE SEP 6 - SUN DEC 18, 2016

Please check our website for details: dovercourt.org

• Unlimited kinderkorner visits (1 child) + ﬁtness visits: $59.00/ month • 10 visits: $50 1 visit: $6.50

GOLD CLUB

Gold Club is for active older adults 55+ looking for daytime opportunities to exercise, socialize, develop new friendships and share interests.

MONDAY

MORNING

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

9:30am Small Group Strength Training, Jill Sep 6 HW042; Nov1 HW031

9:45am Gold Yoga, Eric Sep 7 HW061; Nov 2 HW052

11am Small Group Strength Training (circuit), TBA Sep 8 HW048; Nov 3 HW074

Heart of Gold Jill 10am Small Group Strength Training, Pam; Sep 9 HW101; Nov 4 HW102

10:45am Strong Spines, Alanna; Sep 6 HW007, Nov 1 HW036 Heart of Gold Jill

Heart of Gold Darlene

Heart of Gold Charles

Heart of Gold Darlene

Heart of Gold Ginette

11:45 AM

Lounge

12:00 to 12:55 PM

Heart of Gold Plus Ginette

Simply Stretch Darlene, Sep 6 HW039 Nov 1 HW032

12:00 to 12:55 PM

Gold Yoga, Charles Sep16 HW014; Oct 31 HW003

Balance, Core & Flexibility Darlene, Sep 8 HW076; Nov 3 HW077

1:15pm Gold Strength, Balance & Mobility Wendy, Sep 16 HW001; Oct 31 HW002

1:30pm Small Group Strength Training, Peggy Sep 8 HW080; Nov 3 HW081

10:45 AM

AFTER NOON

Heart of Gold Plus Ginette

Fall Heart of Gold classes run Tue Sep 6 - Fri Dec 16 2016

PRICING Classes included with Gold Club $31.50/mo Gold Club includes Heart of Gold classes, Fitness Centre access, pool access for swims, plus hot tub & sauna-only times (see Recreational swim schedule online for details)

Add $21.50 per specialty program for Fall 2016 Sessions

MORE THAN A COMMUNITY CENTRE: IT’S A PLACE TO BELONG Building a healthy, active and engaged community through recreation

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DOVERCOURT STORIES We take pride in our people, our clients, volunteers and our staff. After close to 30 years of operations we have some great stories! If you would like to help make room for everyone, please contribute to our building campaign. Visit www.dovercourt.org/enterprise/donate

This is Barbara. This is Dovercourt. When Barbara had a stroke in 2007, she wasn’t sure she’d ever walk again. During her rehabilitation program at Elizabeth Bruyere Hospital, her therapist recommended the Post-Stroke Aquafit program at Dovercourt. She took the advice and never looked back. After two years of aquafit, she started the Rehab Walking program, and her weekly fitness regimen has continued to this day. A strong believer in the “use it or lose it” philosophy, Barbara’s optimism and determination have proven her original concerns wrong – she did walk again!

This is Ian. This is Dovercourt. Ian always felt a little different from those around him and it wasn’t until he was an adult that he could put a name to that feeling. Ian was diagnosed with high-functioning autism, also known as Asperger Syndrome. Soon after, he heard about Dovercourt’s WAVE (Work and Volunteer Experience) program. He saw it as an opportunity that might enrich his life skills and employability. And sure enough it did. In 2014, he became a volunteer apprentice. Within a year, he had a paid position wearing two hats – Group Lead and Social Media Coordinator.

This is Mijin and Oscar. This is Dovercourt. Mijin and her son Oscar have taken full advantage of what Dovercourt has to offer young parents and their babies, including pre- and post-natal aquafit, Mom and Baby Bootcamp, and baby sign language classes. It the little things that add up to a real sense of community at Dovercourt for Mijin. Like the fact that her aquafit instructor, Anna, who is also a doula would teach moms how to properly swaddle, or that the “grads” of Dovercourt’s pre- and post-natal classes get together for a potluck picnic. And according to Mijin, Kindercorner (childcare while Mom exercises) is “the best thing ever invented.”

This is Shelley Ann. This is Dovercourt. In 1992, Shelley Ann enquired about joining a group fitness class at Dovercourt. Concerned that her visual impairment might pose challenges, she was delighted when they said “Come on in. We’ll find a way to make it work.” Ever since, Shelley Ann has been a fixture at Dovercourt. She even sat on the Board of Directors, where she tirelessly advocated for accessibility for all. She is a remarkable woman who has both climbed the CN Tower and competed in 16 triathalons.

This is Will. This is Dovercourt. Back in the early 1980s, Will was a hyperactive kid who needed a safe outlet. He found it on the hockey rink, tennis court and at the pool at Dovercourt. When he became a teenager, he landed his first real job as a counsellor in Dovercourt’s after-school program. This role helped cultivate his natural aptitude for leadership and marked the beginning of journey that would take him to where he is today – a Liberal MP on Parliament Hill.

We gratefully acknowledge the financial support of the City of Ottawa/ Recipient remercie sincèrement la Ville d’Ottawa de son soutien financier.

Our Commitment to children: As a High Five® accredited organization, Dovercourt is committed to developing and delivering programs that are child-centered and reflect our values of respect, diversity and inclusion. All of our program staff are trained and certified in High Five: Healthy Child Development and our programs are evaluated regularly to ensure a high standard of quality.

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DOVERCOURT AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM

LOCAL BUSINESSES HELP US BUILD!

Not an extension of the school day... a recreation program at the end of the day!

Corporate naming rights offer local businesses significant profile for their funding in a place where their employees and/or customers live, work and play. Their contributions over a ten year period brand the room and help fuel our expansion project. Dovercourt is delighted to welcome three local businesses who have stepped up to help us.

SERVING

Broadview Public School, Churhill Alternative School, Hilson Public School, Ă&#x2030;douard Bond, Woodroffe Public School, Our Lady of Fatima, St. George, St. Frances of Assisi, Terre-des-Jeunes

CARLING MOTORS ROOM:

WESTBORO BRAINERY TEACH OR BE TAUGHT ALMOST ANYTHING!

Check out the website for a great menu of eclectic, on-off courses. www.westborobrainery.ca

DOVERCOURT PROGRAM LOCATIONS Dovercourt Recreation Centre 411 Dovercourt Ave, Ottawa K2A 0S9 613-798-8950

McKellar Park Field House 539 Wavell Ave (near Byron)

Bluesfest School of Music & Art Festival House, 450 Churchill Ave N (Ravenhill entrance)

Van Lang Field House 29 Van Lang Private

REGISTRATION INFO You may register for most Dovercourt programs in person, by phone (613-798-8950) or online. Visit www.dovercourt.org and click on Find a Program or Find a Camp on the top banner. Visa, Visa Debit and MasterCard are accepted for online payments.

REGISTRATION DATES Fall Registration Before & Afterschool Winter Camps Fall 2 Swim March Break Camps Winter Registration Summer Camps 2017

Open now Ongoing Tues, Oct. 11 Tues, Nov. 8 Tues, Dec. 6 Tues, Dec. 6 Mon, Jan. 2

REFUNDS AND CANCELLATION POLICIES

Please see our website for details: www. dovercourt.org/enterprise/HowToRegister While we strive for accuracy in this program guide, please see our website for the most up-to-date information.

As a registered charity, Dovercourt is committed to ensuring that its programs and services are available to all in our community. While we strive to make our programs affordable, sometimes families and individuals may need financial assistance to help cover program costs. Please complete the application at the customer service desk if you need financial assistance.

Every age and ability uses this updated fitness focused room: aerial yoga, TRX, baby and me fitness, spinning and more enjoy this bright sunny room located on the lower level right by the main entrance. A sprung hardwood floor, well maintained equipment and great instructors make for a fun and safe fitness experience. Carling Motors is located at 1622 Carling Avenue and is both a Mazda and Volvo dealership. We thank them for their support of this room, and for supporting our local outdoor rink every winter. www.carlingmotors.ca

OTTAWA PHYSIOTHERAPY AND SPORT CLINICS ROOM: This is our biggest room and hosts daily fitness programs (with a great new sound system) as well as after school programs, Hoop jams, party rentals and more. Located on the upper level, follow the music to find it! Ottawa Physiotherapy and Sport Clinics is a busy and friendly clinic with three locations, offering help for those recovering from a sports injury or dealing with chronic pain, who provide services including acupuncture, massage therapy, aquatherapy, and custom knee bracing. Currently their Westboro Clinic is located at 368 Churchill Avenue North, but watch for their new location coming soon. www.optsc.com

MORRIS HOME TEAM ROOM: This will be the feature room of our building expansion, and will be located on the upper level in the space between the end of the pool hall and Dovercourt Avenue. At approximately 2500 square feet, this will be a big bright activity space with southern exposure that we expect to be a busy hub for seniorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; fitness in the daytime and for adults in the evenings. Of course, like every space at Dovercourt, we expect it to be busy all of the time for all ages and abilities. Morris Home Team is one of our oldest friends and best sponsors. Over the years, this local Real Estate family have provided us with a bouncy house, two cargo vans (the Dovercat funmobiles!) sponsorship for our staff uniforms, and more. We are delighted that the centrepiece of our expansion will bear their brand. www.morrishometeam.com