CLEARVIEW TOWNSHIP CULTURE & RECREATION

FALL AND WINTER GUIDE 2013

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TABLE OF CONTENTS ARTS, CULTURE AND HERITAGE......................................... 31 BOWLING............................................................................ 25 CENTENNIAL POOL............................................................ 13 CHILDREN AND YOUTH CAMPS........................................ 36 CHILDREN’S ARTS............................................................... 30 CLEARVIEW TRAILS............................................................. 18 COMMUNITY CENTRES........................................................ 7 COMMUNITY CONTACTS.................................................. 40 COMMUNITY EVENTS......................................................... 22 COMMUNITY GARDEN...................................................... 38 CREEMORE LOG CABIN.................................................... 20 FACILITY MAP ...................................................................... 6 FARMERS’ MARKETS........................................................... 21 FITNESS AND WELLNESS..................................................... 34 LIBRARY................................................................................. 9 MUNICIPAL INFORMATION............................................... 39 OUTDOOR SPACES.............................................................. 6 PARKS AND PLAYING FIELDS............................................. 26 SHARE THE ROAD............................................................... 16 SKATE PARKS...................................................................... 29 SPORTS & LEISURE.............................................................. 32 STAYNER KINSMEN............................................................. 37

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The Clearview Community Culture and Recreation Guide is a semi-annual publication put out jointly by the Creemore Echo and Township of Clearview. Editorial content is provided by the Township while graphics, layout, design and advertising are provided by the Creemore Echo. To be included in the 2013-2014 Fall-Winter Edition, contact: Content - Clearview Township Shane Sargant Community, Culture & Recreation Coordinator (705)428-6230 x 249 cultureandrecreation@clearview.ca Advertising - Creemore Echo Sara Hershoff Publisher (705) 466-9906 sara@creemore.com Deadline for ad submissions is Deadline for content submissions is Distribution is the week of

GREETINGS FROM THE MAYOR

Ken Ferguson

Tweety Petey’s BIG Fall-Winter Adventure Tweety Petey wants you to be a role model for your family and lead a healthy lifestyle! A healthy lifestyle includes healthy eating, daily physical activity, being sun safe, being tobacco free and regular cancer screening. Did you know that physical activity benefits mental health, body image and weight, physical health, school performance and skill development for children? Did you also know that most Canadians eat fewer than five servings of vegetables & fruit daily, which is less than Canada’s Food Guide recommendations? Research now shows you don't have to run a marathon to enjoy the benefits of physical activity and improve your health. All you have to do is pick an activity you enjoy and "get moving" a little each day. The Clearview Culture and Recreation Guide offers a wide range of events and activities to keep Clearview residents active and healthy this spring and summer. Look for the Tweety Petey messages throughout the guide for helpful tips for optimal health and well-being.

Spring has sprung, so it’s time to get off the couch and discover something new!!

NOTE: Statistics were compiled by the Simcoe-Muskoka District Health Unit www.clearview.ca • fall/winter 2013/14 • 3

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CLEARVIEW FACILITY MAP

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BOWLING FACILITIES (25) Avening Bowling Lanes Georgian Bowl Nottawasaga Bowling Lanes Stayner Lawn Bowling Park CENTENNIAL POOL (pg 13) COMMUNITY CENTRES (pg 7) LIBRARIES (pg 9) Creemore Branch Nottawa Drop-Off Box Stayner Branch Sunnidale Branch PLAYGROUNDS (pg 27) SKATE PARKS (pg 29) Creemore Stayner TENNIS COURTS Creemore Stayner MUNICIPAL TRAILS (pg 18)

Note: locations are approximate. Please go to the appropriate page to learn more about each of these facilities or visit our website at www.clearview.ca.

MEETING SPACE AT THE STAYNER ARENA Ideal for small club meetings Conference table seats 15 Room capacity 30 Complete with Wi-Fi, computer,

BOOKING INFORMATION

To book one of our outdoor facilities, please use the contact information provided in the table. All renters must complete aMunicipal Facility Rental Contract; events with alcohol are also subject to the Township’s Municipal Alcohol Risk Management Policy and Agreement.

projector and screen, photocopier and printer also available. To book the Stayner Arena Board Room, call Joanne Black 705-428-6230 x 229 Rental Fee: Free to volunteer run organizations $25/hr for businesses

MAINTENANCE

To report maintenance or safety issues in our parks, contact Aaron Annis, Recreation Facilities Manager 705-428-6013; aannis@clearview.ca www.clearview.ca • fall/winter 2013/14 • 5

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For children who may not otherwise be able to afford to learn and play music, Angus Borden Music will accept donations of used or new instruments. These instruments will be repaired and maintained at no cost. Local schools facilitate the program with Angus Borden Music by identifying children who will benefit. If you have any used instruments that you wish to put into the hands of children or if you wish to make a cash donation, feel free to contact Angus Borden Music. Many thanks to those who have already contributed guitars, keyboards, and drums since 2009!

COMMUNITY HALLS

LOOKING FOR THE PERFECT LOCATION FOR YOUR NEXT FUNCTION? CHECK OUT ONE OF OUR COMMUNITY HALLS. FACILITY

RENTAL NUMBER CAPACITY

MAIN FLOOR

DOWNSTAIRS

OTHER AMENITIES

1. AVENING COMMUNITY CENTRE 3401 County Rd 42 The BBQ pit, playing field, bowling lanes, stage and large hall make this an excellent location for birthday parties, family functions, concerts and more!

705-466-2539

200

stage, large dance floor or seating area, kitchen, bar facilities

2. BRENTWOOD COMMUNITY CENTRE 9926 County Rd 10 This old school house, built in 1874, was converted into a hall to serve the community. Unique to this hall is its large playing field with horseshoe pits, making it a great location for family reunions, birthday parties, recreational programs and outdoor events.

705-424-1268

88

stage, kitchen, bar capabilities, hardwood floor

3. CREEMORE COMMUNITY CENTRE Air Conditioned • 220 Collingwood St This multi-purpose facility houses the Creemore Curling Club, arena, hall, outdoor soccer fields and skate park. Perfect for large functions such as wedding receptions and family gatherings.

705-466-3000

200

bar facilities, kitchen, large seating adjacent to area or dance floor arena, soccer fields, skate park

4. CREEMORE STATION ON THE GREEN Air Conditioned • 10 Caroline St E www.CreemoreStation.com Clean, modern, bright, flexible and value for money. Designed to replicate the original station building, this multi-purpose facility is perfect for weddings, receptions and family gatherings. It also accommodates a variety of activities and functions and is equipped with a state-of-the-art sound system, commercial kitchen & dishwasher, stage, and hall dividers to create three separate spaces if required.

705-466-9906

225

seating for up to 150, commercial dishwasher, dividers to separate the hall into three smaller rooms, portable stage

state-of-the-art sound system, 12’x12’ screen, next to fountain & horticultural gardens

5. DUNEDIN COMMUNITY CENTRE 8994 County Rd 9 Nestled next to the Noisy River and Dunedin Park, this hall provides a unique backdrop for your next function with seating for moderatesized functions and a beautiful hardwood floor for dances, fitness classes, or the like.  Downstairs is a small room with washroom facilities ideal for meetings or workshops. 

705-466-6161

80

bar facilities, kitchen, dance floor or seating area

small room for meetings or workshops, washrooms

across from Dunedin park with green space in the back

6. NOTTAWA MEMORIAL COMMUNITY CENTRE (4129 County Rd 124) 705-444-2953 Rentals & Questions call Janet Hammond 705-444-3207 This hall has an old-fashioned feel with its rustic tables and chairs, barn-like stage and hardwood floors. Perfect for your next dance, social or fundraising event with enough green space in the back for games and activities along with 2 shuffleboard courts in the basement.

705-444-2953

190

stage, hardwood floor, washrooms, bar facilities

two small green shuffleboard space out courts, kitchen, back small meeting room

7. NOTTAWASAGA COMMUNITY HALL (9025 County Rd 91, Duntroon) 705-446-2506 Jim Campbell Roughly equidistant to Stayner, Creemore and Collingwood, this facility, at over 8000 square feet, is the largest of its kind within the Township. With 2 bowling lanes, playground and large outdoor space, this hall is the ideal location for your next buck-and-doe, wedding, birthday party, anniversary celebration, Christmas gathering or family reunion.

705-445-9550

300

stage, bar facilities, washrooms, large dance floor or seating area, additional seating on 2nd level

2 bowling lanes, dining hall, kitchen and washrooms

8. STAYNER COMMUNITY CENTRE Air Conditioned • 269 Regina St This multi-purpose facility features a full-sized rink, skate park and fully equipped hall. From lacrosse, hockey and figure skating to dances, shuffleboard and fitness classes, the centre can accommodate a wide variety of functions all year round. NEW to the facility is a small community meeting room.

705-428-6013

350

settings for 170, 2 shuffleboard courts, bar facilities, kitchen. Fully equipped meeting room with Wi-Fi, seats 15

adjacent to arena, skate park and ball diamond

9. SUNNIDALE CORNERS COMMUNITY CENTRE Air Conditioned • 12391 County Rd 10 at Hwy 26 Conveniently situated between Wasaga Beach, Stayner, New Lowell and Edenvale at the corner of Hwy 26 and County Road 10, Sunnidale Corners is a great location for all your small to mediumsized functions. Newly renovated upstairs and down with air conditioning throughout.

705-428-0223

165

bar facilities, kitchenette, stage, dance floor or seating area, washrooms

industrial kitchen appliances, all brand new

2 bowling lanes, spectator seating, washrooms

full kitchen, large meeting room

BBQ/pig roast pit, picnic tables and lots of green space lighted horseshoe pits, large green space

adjacent to Islay Park and playground

GENERAL INFORMATION

Each hall has kitchen facilities fully equipped with all your amenities including stoves, fridges, cutlery, dishes, tables, chairs and more. Most also boast a beautiful hardwood dance floor, stage and bar. For more information, please contact each hall individually or visit our website www.clearview.ca. Numbers correspond to Clearview Facility Map

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CLEARVIEW PUBLIC LIBRARY www.clearview.library.on.ca

Library Hours and Locations STAYNER BRANCH 705 428-3595 201 Huron St Tuesday to Friday 10am–9pm Saturday 10am–4 pm

CREEMORE BRANCH 705 466-3011 165 Library St Tuesday to Friday 10am–5pm & 7–9pm Saturday 10am–4pm

SUNNIDALE BRANCH 705 424-6288 5237 County Rd 9, New Lowell Tuesday & Friday 1–6pm Wednesday & Thursday 10am–8pm Saturday 10am–2pm

NOTTAWA DROP BOX D&L Variety 4190 County Rd 124, Nottawa

Children’s Programming To register or find out more about these programs, contact Glenda Newbatt, Children’s Programmer, 705-428-3595; childrenslibrarian@clearview.ca STORY HOUR AGES 2.5 TO 5 The hour features stories, songs and crafts focused on pre-literacy and kindergarten readiness skills. Please call to register your child as these programs are very popular. Story Hour is held at your local branch of the Clearview Public Library with the exception of the Cornerstone Church in Nottawa. When:         STAYNER Weds & Thurs   10am   Starts: Sept. 18         SUNNIDALE 3rd Sat of month 3:45pm October to February                CREEMORE ??? NOTTAWA Tuesdays 10:30am Starts: Sept. 24

OCT 20 to 26 ONTARIO PUBLIC LIBRARY WEEK

Discover what your library can do for you!

Check out our newsletter or news column in the local papers for details about special in-house activities happening on PA Days and March Break. We’ll also be making guest appearances at local events in the community. Stop by and see what we have on offer at these times.

STEP INTO STORIES AGES 0 TO 6 A parent-participation program designed to engage your child in fun activities that encourage development of gross and fine motor, early literacy, language acquisition, and social skills. Presented by the Ontario Early Years Centre. Register by calling 705-446-0816x1. When:      CREEMORE Tuesdays 1pm                         STAYNER Fridays 10:30am SUNNIDALE Wednesdays 10:30am     BABY AND ME 0 TO 18 MOS This program is designed to network with other parents, gain resources and bond with your baby. Music and movement as well as sensory activities are included each week as well as topical resources. Presented by the Ontario Early Years Centre. When:         Wednesdays, 11am-12pm Starts:       Sept (Date TBA) Where:         Creemore Branch READING CIRCLE K TO GRADE 2 Practice, Practice, Practice! Reading Circle promotes confidence in your struggling reader and helps improve his/her reading skills in a fun, relaxed environment. A light snack is provided. Pre-registration is appreciated. Sessions run the same weeks as STORY HOUR. When:          Starts:      

Thursdays, 3:45-4:15pm FALL Sept 19 WINTER Jan 16

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CLEARVIEW PUBLIC LIBRARY Did you know? Interesting Facts About Libraries*

Ontario Public Libraries handle more items than FedEx, have more outlets than McDonald’s and host more cardholders than Visa. 100% of Canadian public libraries offer access to the internet.   Canadian public libraries are the most heavily used public community facility with more than 100 million visits per year.   *as reported by the Annual Report on the State of Public Libraries, February 2012 - Federation of Ontario Public

Adult Book Club Join us for tea in Stayner on the last Tuesday of every month at 2 pm to discuss the novel of the month. Dates: Sept 24, Oct 29, Nov 26, Dec 17, Jan 28 & Feb 25

Knitting Club Join us every Thursday night at 7 pm, starting on September 12, at the Sunnidale Branch.

Saturday Craft Club Informal family fun, every Saturday at the Stayner and Creemore branches.

Library Outreach

“FIRST QUALITY” BOOK SALE During the Creemore Festival of the Arts Sept 5 Creemore Branch

ONTARIO PUBLIC LIBRARY WEEK AMNESTY “Food for Fines” – donate a food item, cancel your fines Oct 20-26 All 3 Branches 5th ANNUAL GEORGIAN BAY READS End Ontario’s Library Week with a PUNCH! Oct 26, 7pm Meaford Opera House (free tickets available at all 3 Branches) SANTA CLAUS PARADE Dec 7 Stayner 10:30am; Creemore 1:30pm After parade party at the Creemore Branch, 3pm CHRISTMAS ARTS & CRAFTS FOR CHILDREN OF ALL AGES Dec 21 to Jan 4 All three Branches

RECIPROCAL BORROWING AGREEMENTS

Borrow from the Base Borden Public & Military Library or the Essa Public Library as part of our reciprocal borrowing agreement. Call your local branch for details.

CLEARVIEW PUBLIC LIBRARY DO YOU HAVE A LIBRARY CARD? They are FREE to all Clearview Residents

EVER SEEN WORDS FLY ACROSS THE STAGE?

Join the Clearview Public Library at the 4th Annual

GEORGIAN BAY READS

Saturday, October 20, 7 pm Hosted by the Meaford Public Library at the Meaford Opera House Come out to watch five local celebrities from neighbouring libraries square off against each other for a battle of the books. One Canadian fiction title will survive this animated debate to become the “one book” to read over the winter months. This year’s selections include: BAROMETER RISING by Hugh McLennan THE BEST LAID PLANS by Terry Fallis THE LITTLE SHADOWS by Marina Endicott NEUROMANCER by William Gibson THE SWEETNESS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PIE by Alan Bradley Call 705-428-3595 to reserve your complimentary ticket. Join the fun and pick up a copy of any one of these books at your local branch.

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Giving you Direction Public Resourcee Centre

Career Plan On-the-job Training

Services for Business Job Finding

Self Employment

705-466-2807 macdonaldconagg@bellnet.ca Come celebrate our School House’s 100 Anniversary on September 28!

Second Career

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Workplace Safety

All Ages Can’t get to our office? Our Employment Counsellors can meet you at your local library or Rec Plex. Call to make an appointment. www.tracks.on.ca 50HumeSt.,Collingwood 705-444-1580

EMPLOYMENT

ONTARIO

D&L Family Variety Owners – Dave & Louise

4452 Concession 9

RR#1, Stayner (705) 428-5240

4190 County Rd 124, Nottawa 705-445-6032

Deli Cold Cuts Smoked Meats Fresh Sausages European Groceries Fresh Beef & Pork Imported Products

Game, Fresh Kill &

Family owned for Sides of Beef or Pork over 30 years cut to your order Closed on Sunday and Monday

21.22 Side Road • 1 mile south of Stayner

705. 428.3507

Niagara Escarpment Beauty at its Best! Professionally Groomed Ski Trails Friendly and Knowledgeable Staff Marked Snowshoe Trails Fresh Air and Great Views Rentals available

705-444-5017 • www.highlandsnordic.ca 1182 Conc. 10, S. Duntroon, ON L0M 1H0

CREEMORE CURLING CLUB

CURLING

220 Collingwood Street, Creemore, 705-466-3388 The Creemore Curling Club has been active since 1929 and currently hails 110 members. It is a two (2) sheet rink with lounge, kitchen facilities, bar and viewing area. 2013-2014 REGISTRATION SOCIAL Friday, October 18, 7pm WEEKLY DRAWS - Season Starts Monday, November 4 DRAW

LEAGUE

START TIME*

Monday evenings

Ladies

7 & 9pm

Tuesday evenings

Men’s

7 & 9pm

Monday & Wednesday

Daytime

10am & 1pm

Wednesday & Friday evenings

Mixed

7 & 9pm

*Note: start times may change depending on the number of participants

Curling with a Stick

BONSPIELS Mixed Saturday, January 4 Seniors Wednesday, January 22 Ladies Saturday, February 15 CURLING CLINIC - Saturday, November 2, 1pm CONTACT INFORMATION - creemorecurling@gmail.com

STAYNER CURLING CLUB

255 Oak Street, Stayner, 705-428-2546, www.staynercurling.com The Granite Curling Club has served Clearview and Wasaga Beach since 1963, providing five (5) months of great curling each year for over 200 active members. It has a large lounge area complete with viewing gallery, kitchen and bar, along with four (4) sheets of ice. 2012-2013 REGISTRATION DATES September 29, 1-4pm, October 2, 7-9pm and October 6, 1-4pm WEEKLY DRAWS - Season Starts Monday, October 22 DRAW

LEAGUE

START TIME

Monday & Friday evenings

Mixed

7 & 8:30pm

Tuesday evenings

Men’s

7:30pm

Tuesday & Thursday daytime

Mixed

9am, 11:30am &2pm

Wednesday evenings

Mixed

7 & 9pm

Thursday evenings

Mixed Competitive

7 & 9pm

Friday evenings

Mixed Fun

8pm

BONSPIELS Senior Men’s Open Senior Mixed Fedy’s Mixed

Adults who engage in the recommended 150 minutes of physical activity per week have a 30% reduction in the risk of chronic disease.

Wednesday, December 4 Saturday, January 18 Wednesday, February 5 Saturday, February 22

For UPDATES & FEES, visit www.staynercurling.com MEMBERSHIP CONTACTS - Al Fraser 705-429-3667, info1400@rogers.com Jennifer Miller 705-428-0327, millwalk@sympatico

It is common to see curling stones now being delivered from an upright position using a stick that is slipped over the stone’s handle. This allows participation by people who may have some physical limitation or those deciding to take up curling later in life. Using the stick removes the need to master the more familiar slide delivery. For additional information on curling with a stick visit www.stickcurling.ca

The Stayner Curling Club is available to rent year-round. For more information or to book the facility, call Ken Russwurm at 705-428-2875.

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We invite you to meet the people behind the stories. Author Kelley Armstrong • Brunch & Books • April 29 Author Cathy Marie Buchanan • May 28 Nick Stohl from “The Stop” • 100 Mile Lunch • June 2 Jennifer Bain, Toronto Star Food Columnist • June 22

Also watch for events with a host of children’s & youth fiction authors.

www.curiosityhousebooks.com Curiosity House Books 178 Mill St. Creemore

705.466.3400 • open 7 days a week

Pizzas, Slices, Panzos, Panzos,Subs Subs Pizzas, Slices, All Day Breakfast Breakfast Homemade Homemade Soups Soups Full Menu Menu Drop in in for Drop for your your next nextmeal meal out... or we do take-out. out... or we do take-out. 158 Mill 158 Mill Street Street Creemore Creemore 705-466-2776 705-466-2776 Hearth & Leisure sending ad

SKATING PROGRAMS CREEMORE SKATING CLUB The Creemore Skating Club offers learn-to-skate programs for future hockey players and figure skaters, beginner to advanced figure skating programs as well as adult recreational figure skating programs sanctioned by Skate Canada. When:         Tuesdays, 4-8pm Saturdays, 8am-1pm Dates: Oct to April Where:         Creemore Arena, 220 Collingwood St Contact:     Julie Bigham 705-424-0626 jbigham30@hotmail.com STAYNER SKATING CLUB The club offers both professional figure skating as well as recreational skating programs including CanSkate, Starskate and CanPowerSkate. The club also hosts a number of annual events such as a Skate-A-Thon, Family Fun Skate and End-of-Year Gala. When:              Wednesdays and Thursdays  Dates:                 Oct to March Where:            Stayner Arena, 269 Regina St Contact:         Cindy Lawson 705-428-6827 Glenda Astrauskas, President 705-428-5884 www.staynerskatingclub.com

Public Skating CREEMORE ARENA 220 Collingwood St 705-466-3000 Public Skating Sundays, 12:00-1:50pm Adult $3 Student $2 Public School $1 Pre-school FREE Parent & Tot Tuesdays, 10:30-11:30am FREE Adult Skating Tuesdays, 1:30-2:30pm $2/person Schedule Effective October 14 to the end of March

STAYNER ARENA 269 Regina St 705-428-6013

Public Skating Saturdays, 7:10-8:20pm Sundays, 1:40-2:50pm Adult $2 Children $1 Starts October 15 to the end of March Parent & Tot Fridays, 10:30-11:30am FREE Starts the 1st Friday in November Adult Skating Mondays, 1:30-2:30pm $2/person Starts the 1st Monday in November

Schedules subject to change; please see arena notice board or call for schedule updates

ARENA AVAILABILITY

Our arenas are available for rent year-round.

HOLIDAY CLOSURES December 24 December 25 December 26 December 31 January 1 February 18

Christmas Eve Christmas Day Boxing Day New Year’s Eve New Year’s Day Family Day

PRIME-TIME AND NON PRIME-TIME ICE IS STILL AVAILABLE AT BOTH ARENAS DURING THE WINTER SEASON! Booking Info: Creemore Arena: Stayner Arena:

Dan Gowan 705-466-3000 Aaron Annis 705-428-6013

NEW! MEETING SPACE AT THE STAYNER ARENA Ideal for small club meetings Conference table seats 15 Room capacity 30 Complete with Wi-Fi, computer, projector and screen photocopier and printer also available To book the Stayner Arena Board Room call Joanne Black 705-428-6230 x 229 www.clearview.ca • fall/winter 2013/14 • 15

OUTDOOR RINKS The Clearview Fire Department maintains four outdoor rinks throughout the winter season, weather permitting. The rinks are free for all to enjoy; however, they are UNSUPERVISED. It is recommended that children or inexperienced skaters use an approved helmet while on the ice to prevent injury.

Rink Locations

(check out our facility map on page 6): IVES PARK 247 Oak Street, Stayner NEW LOWELL RECREATION PARK 5212 County Rd 9 SINGHAMPTON COMMUNITY PARK County Rd 124 STATION ON THE GREEN 10 Caroline St E, Creemore

To find out the status of the outdoor rinks, visit our website at www.clearview.ca or call 705-428-4355. Ice maintained by volunteers. Use at your own risk!

STAYNER LIONS CLUB

Ham & Bean Supper February 8, 2014 Centennial United Church 234 William St., Stayner

Serving from 4:30pm to 7pm Adults $12.50 Children 6-12 $5.00 5 and under free • takeout available

Proceeds to Lions Foundation of Canada to help build a new client room at the training facility in Oakville. The Foundation provides trained Guide Dogs to Canadians with physical and medical disabilities at no cost.

www.staynerlions.ca

Photo Courtesy of Enrique Photo Art

HOCKEY

PROGRAMS GIRLS HOCKEY AGES 4 TO 21 The Clearview Girls Hockey Association is proud to offer girls from Clearview and surrounding areas both a house league and rep (travel) program. House league registration is still open; deadline September 22. Cost:               $650 Contact:           Mary Ann Carruthers 705-428-3312 www.clearviewgirlshockey.com STAYNER MINOR HOCKEY AGES 3-21, MITES TO JUVENILE Registration runs until Aug 30; late registrations may be accepted if space permits. New families welcome! Contact the registrar for more information. Registrar: Sabrina 705-428-6003 swestbrooke@rogers.com Website: www.staynerminorhockey.com CREEMORE MINOR HOCKEY AGES 3-21 Offers rep and local teams from Novice and Mites to Juvenile. Space is still available for new and returning members!

Photo Courtesy of Joe Arsenault

Registrar: registrar@creemoreminorhockey.com Website: www.creemoreminorhockey.com

TAX CREDITS AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS Help reduce the burden of registering your child(ren) in recreational opportunities. Learn more by contacting these agencies.

CHILDREN’S FITNESS TAX CREDIT The Government of Canada offers a tax credit to families who have a child registered in a supervised children’s program that has a significant physical activity component, where participating over time can be reasonably expected to result in improved fitness. Families can claim up to $500 per child under 16; children under 18 with a disability may qualify for an additional $500 provided that a minimum of $100 is paid on registration or membership fees. Details at www.cra.gc.ca. CHILDREN’S ACTIVITY TAX CREDIT The Government of Ontario offers a tax credit to families with children enrolled in activities such as painting classes, soccer, hockey or music lessons. Families can claim up to $509 per child under 16. Children under 18 with a disability may qualify for more. Details at www.ontario.ca/finance.

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ACCESSIBLE SPORTS www.parasportontario.ca • www.specialolympicsontario.ca

The following sports are available to individuals with physical disabilities. Some allow for a mixture of disabled and able-bodied male and female athletes and may also provide adaptive equipment and clothing. Please call for more information. PARA AND SPECIAL OLYMPICS NORDIC SKIING Highlands Nordic Contact: Gary Fohr 519-922-3021

SLEDGE HOCKEY Elmvale Arena Contact: Colleen Micallef 705-835-0025

PARA ALPINE SKIING Craigleith Apline Ski Club Contact: Gwen Binsfeld 905-833-6465

PARA AND SPECIAL OLYMPICS CURLING Collingwood Curling Club Contact: Dave Erler 705-445-5104

SPECIAL OLYMPICS ALPINE Blue Mountain Ski Resort Contact: Janet Ellis 705-445-6830

AGE MINIMUMS ParaSport programs -16 Special Olympics programs - 8

Even tiny bouts of physical activity - as little as 10 minutes at a time - are associated with fitness and health benefits.

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CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS

Tree Lightings

Santa Claus Parades

CREEMORE TREE LIGHTING Dec 6, 6:30pm Creemore Station on the Green Enjoy hot dogs, hot chocolate, cider, children’s hat contest and caroling with the Tree Society of Creemore. Winner of the hat contest will light up the village tree.

STAYNER SANTA CLAUS PARADE Dec 7, 10:30am start Watch the parade from downtown Stayner along Hwy 26 or County Road 91. Meet Santa after the parade at the Stayner Evangelical Missionary Church for hot dogs and hot chocolate compliments of the Stayner Kinsmen Club. Donations to the food bank encouraged. To enter a float, call Bill McIntyre 705-428-0609.

STAYNER TREE LIGHTING Dec 6, 6:30pm Station Park Gazebo Enjoy hot chocolate and caroling with the Stayner Chamber of Commerce as they light up the downtown Christmas tree.

Annual Christmas Dinner CREEMORE COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS DINNER Dec 25, 4:30pm Creemore Station on the Green Enjoy a beautiful Christmas dinner surrounded by your community. Everyone welcome. Call to reserve your seat or delivery of dinner 705-466-3126 (Dianne).

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SNOWMOBILING

Get out and enjoy winter’s beauty with thousands of other snowmobilers in Ontario on one of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Club’s many trails crisscrossing the Township. Trail users are required to display a valid snowmobile permit that entitles you to enter and travel any open OFSC Prescribed Trail at any time during the winter, as often as you wish. Where Do My Permit Dollars Go? Permits generate the revenues OFSC clubs need to maintain snowmobile trails and buy groomers. They are the only source of funding for trail operations. To ensure that your permit money goes to the OFSC district whose trails you ride most, it is important to buy your permit from a club in that district. Where Can I Purchase My Permit? Permits are available at J&R Cycle, JT’s Snowmobile Repair, as well as at numerous outlets in Wasaga Beach, Collingwood, Stayner and New Lowell. Check the Mid-Ontario Snowmobile Trails website for a full listing. www.most.on.ca

SEASONAL PERMIT 3 DAY PERMIT 7 DAY PERMIT CLASSIC PERMIT

$210 if purchased by Dec 1 $260 after Dec 1 $100 $140 $130 - Model year 1998 or older

EVENTS Numerous events such as Snowarama for Easter Seals Kids, Poker rides, and dances are hosted by your local snowmobile club throughout the winter. A full listing by date can be found at www.most.on.ca/events.

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EXPECT & RESPECT OTHER USERS

Many sections of the OFSC trail system are multi-use so please drive with caution.

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SNOWARAMA

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See you on the trail! Ken Ferguson, Mayor

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Start Time: 11am, Snowmobile Registration: 9-11am Snowshoe Registration: 10-11am Staging Location: 33/34 Nottawasaga SR, Pretty River Provincial Park Complimentary refreshments available throughout the day; lunch is by donation with all proceeds going to Easter Seals. All food is provided by the Collingwood Progress Club. No snowshoes? Highlands Nordic will be onsite fitting people with complimentary snowshoes. With only a limited supply please call www.clearview.ca • fall/winter 2013/14 • 21

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WINTERAMA

Celebrating 38 years of the “GREATEST LITTLE SHOW ON SNOW” January 31 – February 2

This year Sunnidale Winterama will be celebrating its 38th year “Under the Big Top”. Sunnidale Winterama is organized by a committee of local community members who plan year-round for a weekend of fun to beat the winter blues. Many of our community partners volunteer during the weekend to ensure fun is had by all. Some of the crowd’s favourite events will be returning including the Fireworks Display, Spaghetti Supper, Saturday Parade, Games at the Park and Variety Night back by popular demand. We are excited to announce plans are underway for a new addition to the festivities, a Ball Hockey Tournament. All proceeds raised over the weekend go towards capital improvement projects in what was formerly known as the Township of Sunnidale. To apply for assistance for your next project, contact Jessica Co’Dyre, Chair, at 705-424-0395.

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

NOTE: Schedule is subject to change Please check for updates at www.clearview.ca Friday

Saturday

4:30-7pm 7pm 7pm Dusk ~ 7:30pm 7-9pm 8-10am 9am-2pm 10am-12pm 10:30am 11:45am-2pm 1-4pm 9am-1am

Sunday

9am-12pm 9am-11am

Spaghetti Supper Burning of the Green Outdoor Skating Fireworks Entertainment Pancake Breakfast Firefighter’s Silent Auction Snowmobile Radar Run Main Street Parade Theme: Under the Big Top Opening Ceremonies Family Activities Euchre Dance *Age of Majority Required Big Breakfast Snowmobile Fun Run

Get your buttons and draw tickets Winterama Buttons are required at ALL events: $2/button Winterama 50/50 Draw: $2/ticket or 3 for $5 Tickets and buttons can be purchased late January from any of these proud supporters • Sunnidale Branch of the Clearview Public Library • Smith Brother’s Baseball Central • Life’s a Slice • JT’s • Hasty Mart • Township Office • Stephen’s Fuels • New Lowell Legion • Ferguson’s Enterprises • Sunnidale Variety • Clearview Auto

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FALL EVENTS September SEPTEMBER 9

Ontario Mountain Bike Championships Sept 7 & 8 pre-ride Highlands Nordic 1182 Concession 10 S www.chicoracing.com

SEPTEMBER 21-23

GNE Fall Fair GNE Fairgrounds 2220 Fairgrounds Rd N www.greatnorthernex.com

SEPTEMBER 21-30

Clearview Culture Days Township-wide Map available at www.clearview.ca

SEPTEMBER 22-23

Creemore Festival of the Arts Downtown Creemore www.phahs.ca

October OCTOBER 6

Fall Plant Sale - 8am-12pm Station Park Gazebo, Hwy 26, Stayner

OCTOBER 8

Fall Colour Walk for Cancer 10am Dunedin 8994 County Rd 9 Donna Hammill 705-466-3071

OCTOBER 11

Fashion Show - 7:30-11pm GNE Fairgrounds 2220 Fairgrounds Rd www.greatnorthernex.com

OCTOBER 13-14

Craft Show -10am-4pm Agricultural Building GNE Fairgrounds 2220 Fairgrounds Rd www.greatnorthernex.com

November

OCTOBER 20 NOVEMBER 3 Wild Game Dinner - 6pm Brentwood Community Centre, 9926 County Rd 10 705-424-0706

OCTOBER 27

Heritage Remembrance Event - 9:30am Jubilee Presbyterian Church 7320 Hwy 26, Stayner 705-428-2540

Dust em’ Off Nordic Ski Swap - 10am-4pm Highlands Nordic, 1182 Conc10 S www.htbski.com

NOVEMBER 3

OCTOBER 27-28

NOVEMBER 24

HallowFest in support of the G&M Hospital Downtown Creemore www.hallowfest.ca Ticket Info 705-444-8645

OCTOBER 30

Fall Plant Auction 7-9:30pm Brentwood Community Centre 9926 County Rd 10

Harvest Dinner and Silent Auction - 5-7pm 5357 New Lowell Legion, County Rd 9 Hanging of the Green 10am Village of Dunedin

NOVEMBER 25

Concert with Classic Harpist Edouard Klassen 7pm St John’s United Church, 192 Mill St, Creemore

SEPTEMBER 29

Tree Society of Creemore Meet & Greet - 5:30 pm Guest speaker - Frankie Flowers Station on the Green 10 Caroline St E

SEPTEMBER 29

Fowl Supper - 4:30-7pm St John’s United Church, 192 Mill St, Creemore

NEED UPDATED INFO

WINTER EVENTS December DECEMBER 1

DECEMBER 22

DECEMBER 1

DECEMBER 25

Santa Claus ParadeStayner - 10:30am start at Montreal St along County Rd 91 & Hwy 26 E Santa Claus Parade Creemore - 1:30pm Start at the County Works Yard along County Rd 9, Mill St, George St and Mary St

DECEMBER 2

Christmas Potluck 5pm Dunedin Community Centre 8994 County Rd 9

Christmas Caroling & Hay Ride - 7-9pm Brentwood Community Centre 9926 County Rd 10 Annual Christmas Dinner 4:30-6:30pm Creemore Station on the Green 10 Caroline St E

January JANUARY 3

Singtown Snow Golf and Skate-a-Thon Singhampton Park, Cty Rd 124 705-445-9364

JANUARY 26

Snowarama 10am-2pm Pretty River Provincial Park 33/34 Nottawasaga SR, Staging DECEMBER 31 Area www.clearview.ca New Years Eve Dance 9pm-1am Sunnidale JANUARY 31 Corners Community Kick-off Centre, 12391 Cty Rd 10 Sunnidale Winterama Ticket Info 705-428-0223 New Lowell www.clearview.ca

February FEBRUARY 1-3

Sunnidale Winterama continues New Lowell www.clearview.ca

FEBRUARY 9

Stayner Lions Ham and Bean Supper 4:30-7pm Centennial United Church, 234 William St, Stayner

FEBRUARY 18

Family Day Fun Skate 11am-3:30pm Singhampton Park Cty Rd 124

FEBRUARY 16-18

Family Day Weekend Celebration Highlands Nordic 1182 Concession 10 S www.highlandsnordic.ca

NEED UPDATED INFO

FEBRUARY 23

Moonlight Ski and Snowshoe for Cancer 7-9pm Highlands Nordic, 1182 Concession 10 S www.highlandsnordic.ca, cullen_bay@sympatico.ca

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FITNESS AND WELLNESS

WALKFIT Robin Holmgren combines a walking warm-up with a dynamic stretching and strengthening component followed by a relaxing dose of chair yoga to help you maintain and even increase your range of motion.

YOGA/SPORTS STRETCH A gentle to moderate yoga-based class designed to improve flexibility and mobility. Some corestrengthening exercises are also included to enhance stability.

When: Starts: Where: Cost: Contact:

When: Mondays & Thursdays, 6-7pm Dates: FALL - Sept 24 to Dec 3 (NO Class Oct 8) WINTER - Jan 14 to March 25 (NO Class Feb 18) Where: Nottawasaga Community Hall 9025 County Rd 91, Duntroon Cost: $10 per class paid registration Contact: Robin Holmgren 705-795-5254 robinsinnerstrength@gmail.com

Tuesdays and/or Fridays, 9:30-10:30am FALL - Sept 25 or Sept 28(10 weeks) WINTER - Jan 15 or Jan 18 (15 weeks) Stayner Evangelical Church 202 Ontario St FALL - $60 for 20 classes or $35 for 10 classes (HST incl) WINTER - $85 for 30 classes or $45 for 15 classes (HST incl) Jacqueline Soczka 705-428-6230x249

LUNCH, ANYONE? The1ST TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH following the WalkFit program, the Evangelical Church (202 Ontario St Stayner) serves a buffet lunch you won’t want to miss starting SEPT 4. Time: 12pm Cost: $5/plate. To reserve your plate call 705-428-3741. NEW! BOOMER MEN’S CONDITIONING CLASS Small group training offering quality coaching to the mature adult male, this is a results-oriented class focusing on establishing safe and healthy levels of muscle conditioning, cardio endurance, coordination, balance, mobility and flexibility. Coached by Robin Holmgren, Canfitpro Certified Older Adult Specialist. Pre-registration a must as space is limited! Get a FREE sneak peek Sept 11. When: Dates: Where: Cost: Contact:

Tuesdays and Fridays, 10:45-11:30am Sept 25 to Oct 26 Stayner Evangelical Church 202 Ontario St $80 for 10 sessions (HST incl) Jacqueline Soczka 705-428-6230 x249

BODY CONDITIONING A moderate to intense class designed to build strength, stability, agility, balance and endurance. All equipment is provided in this fun yet challenging hour! When: Mondays & Thursdays, 7:15-8:15pm Dates: FALL - Sept 24 to Dec 3 (NO Class Oct 8) WINTER - Jan 14 to March 25 (NO Class Feb 18) Where: Nottawasaga Community Hall 9025 County Rd 91, Duntroon Cost: $10 per class paid registration Contact: Robin Holmgren 705-795-5254 robinsinnerstrength@gmail.com

NEW! ZUMBA FITNESS Zumba fitness is a latin-inspired dance fitness class that incorporates Latin and international music and dance movements, creating a dynamic, exciting, exhilarating and effective fitness system. When: Dates: Where: Contact:

Thursdays, 7-8pm Sept 20 to April 25 New Lowell Public School 5197 County Rd 9* Lori Walsh 705-424-3644

INDOOR WALKING CLUB Get out of the cold and off the icy streets. Join the club as a great way to make new friends or visit with old ones. NOTE: the walking club will be cancelled if buses are not running due to inclement weather. When: Dates: Where: Contact:

Mondays & Wednesdays Doors open at 10am Nov 3 to April 3 (If winter comes late the club will start Jan 7) Creemore Legion, 27 Wellington St W Norma Friest 705-466-2330

FITNESS AND WELLNESS

FLK TAOIST TAI CHI This gentle set of movements focuses on restoring, improving and maintaining health. Benefits include improved circulation, balance and posture; increased strength and flexibility; and reduced stress. BEGINNER CLASSES (16 weeks) When: Mondays, 1:30-3:30 pm Open House Sept 17 Wednesdays, 7- 9 pm Open House Sept 19 Starts: Sept 24 & 26 CONTINUING LEVEL CLASSES (YEAR-ROUND) When: Mondays, 1:30-3:30pm Wednesdays, 7-9pm Where:           Creemore Station on the Green 10 Caroline St E Contact:          Laura Walton 705-466-5011 www.taoist.org/collingwood Cost:               Adults $140                        Seniors $115                        Full-time Students (16+) $48                        13-15 yrs $32

NEW! VON SMART FITNESS PROGRAM The VON SMART fitness program is urgently in need of volunteers to help provide free group and in-home fitness sessions to seniors in the community. Training provided. Contact Michelle Foster 705-737-5044 x 232 or michelle.foster@von.ca. NEW! LIVING A HEALTHY LIFE WITH CHRONIC CONDITIONS ADULTS A proven 6-week workshop for healthy living. Individuals with diabetes, heart disease, arthritis, lung disease, fibromyalgia and other long-term illnesses are encouraged to call for details. Contact Christa Heigenhauser 705-422-1888 www.southgeorgianbaychc.ca.

YOGA BRING YOUR OWN MAT Yoga is an ancient technique that works towards creating overall balance physically and emotionally. Yoga is built on three main structures: exercise, breathing and meditation. Correct breathing and relaxation techniques lower blood pressure, increase lung capacity and release tension which aids overall well-being. Yoga helps calm the mind, bring emotional balance, mental clarity and focus into one’s life. STAYNER When: Mondays & Wednesdays, 7-8pm Dates: Sept 17 to Oct 17; Oct 22 to Nov 28; Jan 14 to Feb 20 Where: Byng Public School Gymnasium 239 William St, Stayner* Contact: Annette Lightheart 705-428-2174, Clearviewyoga@yahoo.ca BRENTWOOD When: Thursdays year-round, 7pm Where: Brentwood Community Hall 9926 County Rd 10 Cost: $5 drop-in Contact: Linda Peacock 705-424-2179

HEALTH & WELLNESS WORKSHOPS Lemon Lily Wellness/JACS 7280 Main St, Stayner, 705-428-2160

OPEN HOUSE WITH ANN BARNES, HONS BA, LLB Co-Founder of Mum’s Original Superfoods, Author of the healthy and balanced living book:  “BETTER BEING” and a new cookbook: “Eat Super.  Be Super.  Allergen-Free, Plant-Based Superfood Recipes”. Ann will be sampling and sharing her wealth of knowledge. Pre-registration required. Wednesday, Sept 5, 10am-2pm   OPEN HOUSE WITH DR. JENNIFER FAWCETT, DC One-on-one FREE 15 minute consultations with Dr. Jennifer Fawcett. Pre-registration required. Wednesday, October 3, 1-5pm      OPEN HOUSE FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON Appearances by some Guest Experts in the field of health and nutrition.  Wonderful taste treats, gift draws, and information to be shared.  Wednesday, December 19, 11am-5pm www.clearview.ca • fall/winter 2013/14 • 27

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Baseball Slo Pitch & Fastball • Lessons • Clinics • Camps • Batting Tunnel Rentals • Field Rentals • Rookie Ball Leagues • Pre-season & try-out prep • Ladies Slo Pitch 101

Other Programs • Zumba • Yoga • Personal Training • Seniors’ Programs • Golf Lessons • Dance classes • Birthday Parties

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COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE GRANT Clearview Township is proud to support local initiatives through its yearly community assistance program which has provided financial support to a broad number and type of community activities such as: • Agricultural and heritage events • Housing and shelter assistance • Family support services • Environmental awareness • Youth initiatives • Sporting events • Cultural events • Health and safety educational programs GRANT ELIGIBILITY To be eligible for funding, initiatives must satisfy the following general criteria: • The applicant must be a volunteer-driven, not-for-profit organization providing service to Clearview residents. • There must be a demonstrable or potential social, economic or environmental benefit to the residents of Clearview Township. • The initiative should provide programs and services that are available and accessible to all Township residents on an equal basis. • Assistance will be granted to those initiatives that are generally in support of the strategic and operational goals and objectives of Clearview Township and its residents. WHAT WE DO NOT FUND • Private clubs • Associations promoting a specific political religious or socio-economic ideology • For-profit organizations • Waiving or reducing user fees or rental rates • Fundraising events • Requests to relieve deficits

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION

Creemore Branch 397

BINGO Thursday nights Doors open at 5:30 Early Bird Game at 6:45 EUCHRE Monday nights at 7:30 DARTS Friday nights at 7:30.

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Applications will be available online and at the Administration Centre late 2013. For more information contact the Clerk’s Office at 705-428-6230 x 223.

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DANCE

THE DANCEROOM DANCE STUDIO The Danceroom offers a wide variety of dance styles in recreational, competitive and adult settings. Their classes include acrobatics, ballet, ballroom, baton, belly dancing, highland, hip hop, jazz, kinder hip hop, modern, musical theatre, preschool, tap, and zumba. Their dance season runs throughout the fall and winter, concluding with a professional recital in May. NEW! this year: Online Registration! For more information or to register online, visit their website. Where: 7271 Hwy 26, Stayner Contact: 705-441-3790 thedanceroom@hotmail.com www.the-danceroom.com SQUARE DANCING ADULTS Modern square dance and round dance evenings. Mainstream level with Plus tips. When:         Wednesdays, 8-10pm Dates: Sept 5 to June 19 Where:            Nottawasaga Community Hall 9025 County Rd 91, Duntroon Contact:          Wayne Bannerman 705-428-5577 www.bluemountainpromenaders.com NEW! CREATIVE MOVERS AGES 3 TO 5 Dance games, improvisation and positive reinforcement introduce dance fundamentals and foster self-confidence and a love of dance. Recital on the last day of class. Try the first class free on Sept 24 as part of Clearview Culture Days. www.clearview.ca When: Mondays, 6-6:30pm Starts: FALL Sept 24 WINTER Jan 21 Where: Nottawasaga Creemore Public School 35 Caroline St W, Creemore* Cost: $70/10 week session Contact: Ms Margie’s Dance Classes 705-7928743, dance@msmargie.ca www.msmargie.ca/dance

CREATIVE DANCERS AGES 6 TO 10 Dancers will learn the basic steps and techniques of Ballet and Jazz and move to popular music (children’s hip hop). Rhythm and dance composition are taught culminating in a performance. Try the first class free on Sept 24 as part of Clearview Culture Days. www.clearview.ca When: Mondays, 6:45-7:30pm Starts: FALL Sept 24 WINTER Jan 21 Where: Nottawasaga Creemore Public School 35 Caroline St W, Creemore* Cost: $80/10 week session Contact: Ms Margie’s Dance Classes 705-792-8743, dance@msmargie.ca www.msmargie.ca/dance NEW DANCER PROGRAM 13-55+ Exercise for the body and mind while learning the basic and mainstream level of modern square dancing. First night FREE. When:      Wednesdays, 6:45-8pm Starts: Sept 12 Where:         Nottawasaga Community Hall 9025 County Rd 91, Duntroon Contact:     Wayne Bannerman 705-428-5577 www.bluemountainpromenaders.com

Physical activity appears to reduce the risk of over 25 chronic conditions, including heart disease, stroke, hypertension, breast cancer, colon cancer, type 2 diabetes and osteoporosis.

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MUSIC AND THEATRE MUSIC FOR YOUNG CHILDREN AGES 5 TO 12 Learn to play piano and discover the joy of music. Register now as space is limited. When: 1 hour group sessions run weekly from Sept to June Where: Stayner Contact: Julie McDonald 705-428-3386 julie.mcdonald.myc@gmail.com NEW! MUSIC AND MOVEMENT 0 TO 6 45 minutes of singing, dancing and musical storytelling to keep your little one active and engaged while they develop early math and literacy skills. Babies welcome! (More from the OEYC on page 9) When: Wednesdays, 9:10-10am Starts: Fall (Date TBA) Where: Byng Public School 239 William St, Stayner Contact: Ontario Early Years Centre (Simcoe/Grey) 705-446-0816, www1.e3.ca

THE NOTTAWASAGA COMMUNITY HALL

Bowling, Dinners, Buck & Does, Anniversaries Weddings, Plays, Dancing

Know-it-all-Ball - Trivia Night Saturday, April 20th 705-445-9550

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Syd Dunn

shop 705-428-9995 toll-free 1-800-485-7861 mobile 705-446-5339 fax 705-428-2217 stdmechanical@bellnet.ca

JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR® DREAMCOAT The Biblical saga of Joseph and his coat of many colours comes to vibrant life in this delightful musical parable. Presented by the Clearview Community Theatre.www.clearviewcommunitytheatre.ca When:      Evenings Oct 26, Nov 2, 3, 7:30pm           Matinees Oct 27 & 28, 3pm Where:              Nottawasaga Community Hall 9025 County Rd 91, Duntroon Tickets: Drop by Nifty’s Main Street Stayner or call 705-428-2790 SISTER ACT BUS TRIP Hop on the bus at Sunnidale Corners for a day in the BIG city of Toronto to take in this amazing new Broadway musical! 

Physiotherapy • Acupuncture • Massage Therapy to book an appointment call

(705) 428-0306

www.staynerphysioandmassage.com

When:              November 2012  Time:                10am-8pm (approx) Includes a stop for supper Where: Sunnidale Corners Community Centre 12391 County Rd 10 Contact:          Marianne Buie 705-428-0223

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CHILDREN &YOUTH

YOUTH BASKETBALL - GRADES 6-8 The Clearview Basketball Association is an organization committed to the development of grassroots basketball among youth in Clearview Township. They operate basketball clinics and youth leagues at various times throughout the year using public school facilities and are always looking for adult volunteers. Please contact them for more information or to volunteer. When:       Tuesdays,7-9pm Dates:            Oct 1 to May 27 Where:        SCI Gymnasium, 7578 Hwy 26,Stayner* Contact:          Tony Denbok 705-428-6543 tdbok@rogers.com PA DAY AND HOLIDAY CAMPS - AGES 5 TO 11 Register your child for a wilderness, farm or skillsbased adventure over the holidays or for one of the upcoming school PA Days. Camps are designed to encourage active living and a love for the outdoors. Lunch and snacks provided!

When: PA DAYS - Nov 15, Dec 20, Mar 7, June 6, June 26-27 MARCH BREAK CAMP - Mar 10-14 Time: 8:30am-4:30pm Where: Highlands Nordic, 1182 Concession 10 S Contact: 705-444-5017, www.highlandsnordic.ca

NEW! UP PROJECT YOUTH NIGHTS - AGES 13 TO 19 UP Project youth leaders from Stayner will be hosting free drop-in youth nights with varying activities “planned by youth, for youth”. Sports, drama, music, art and dance are among this fall’s line-up. Haven’t heard about the UP Project? Come out to learn more. When: Dates: Where: Contact:

Every second Tuesday, 7-9pm Sept 26 to Nov 21 inclusive SCI Gymnasium,7578 Hwy 26, Stayner* Melissa Ingalls, CMHA 705-279-1345

SCOUTS - AGES 5 TO 16 Scouts provide youth with an excellent opportunity to develop leadership, citizenship and personal skills while enjoying the outdoors through camping and exploration. Adult volunteer leaders welcome. STAYNER When: Dates: Where: Contact:

Thursdays,7-9pm Sept 13 to June Anglican Church of the Good Shepherd 219 Scott St, Stayner 705-428-2285 or 705-428-0017

CREEMORE CUBS When: Wednesdays, 6:30-8:30pm Dates: Sept 18 to June 25 Where: Nottawasaga Creemore Public School 240 Collingwood St* Contact: Cathy Traverse 705-466-2307 CREEMORE BEAVERS AND SCOUTS When: Wednesdays, 6:30-8pm Dates: Sept 18 to June 25 Where: Creemore Legion, 27 Wellington St Contact: Cathy Traverse 705-466-2307 GIRL GUIDES - AGES 5 TO 17+ For more than 100 years, Guides has been the leading organization dedicated solely to girls, offering fun, relevant programming in a safe, inclusive, all-girl environment that invites girls to challenge themselves, find their voice, meet new friends and make a difference in the world. To register, visit www.girlguides.ca. NEW LOWELL When: Sparks Thursdays, 6:30-7:30pm Brownies Wednesdays, 6:30-8pm Guides Mondays, 6:30-8:30pm Where: New Lowell United Church, County Rd 9 STAYNER When: Sparks Mondays, 6:30-7:30pm Brownies Mondays, 6:30-8pm Guides Mondays, 6:30-8pm Where: Stayner Evangelical Church, 202 Ontario St

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ART EXHIBITS, LESSONS

NEW! BANNERMAN ART STUDIO 1199 Fairgrounds Rd S, Stayner, 705-428-5577 www.sheilabannermanartist.blogspot.com

WATERCOLOUR LESSONS ADULTS Watercolour painting lessons suitable for beginners and intermediate level artists. Demonstrations to get you started and help along the way. When:      Dates:

Wednesdays, 9:30am-12:30pm Sept 12 to Oct 31

STACEY’S STAMPIN’ STUDIO

223 Red Oak Trail, Stayner, 705-517-0115 www.soswithstacey.stampinup.net SCRAPBOOKING, STAMPIN’ UP STYLE Use Stacey’s space and supplies to work on your own pages or follow along with her themes and layouts. When: Dates: Cost:

2nd Wednesday and Thursday of the month, 12:30pm or 6:30pm Sept 12 to June 12 $20/month

STAMPIN’ TECHNIQUES You will receive instructions for a new technique and complete 3 sample cards using the new technique. When: Dates: Cost:

3rd Wednesday and Thursday of the month 12:30pm or 6:30pm Sept 19 to June 19 $20/month

STAMPIN’ 2 GO A monthly stamp set and punch/embellishment. Receive 3 sample card kits or come and make them yourself. When: Dates:

2nd Saturday of the month, 1-3pm Sept 8 to June 8

MONTHLY STAMPIN’ FUN Create stacks of cards, home decor items, and special occasion items. Pre-registration is required. Classes run from 1-4pm. Dates: Sept 15 or 16 Stamp-a-Stack Thank You Cards Oct 20 or 21 Home Décor Wood Blocks Nov 3 or 4 All Things Christmas Jan 19 or 20 Stamp-a-Stack Birthday Cards

THE MAGIC OF CHILDREN IN THE ARTS SHOW AGES 4 TO 13 Calling Young Artists! ALL children in the Creemore, Stayner, Nottawa, New Lowell and surrounding areas of Clearview Township are invited to participate in the 2013 Magic of Children in the Arts Show. Paintings, drawings and sculptures are welcome! Art Drop-off:

Saturday, Feb 23, 10am-3pm Sunday, Feb 24, 1-4pm Show runs March 4-31 Where: Collingwood Public Library 55 Ste Marie St Contact: Lory MacDonald 705-812-2914 lorymacdonald@rogers.com

Programs marked with an asterisk (*) on pages 28 to 36 are brought to you in part by Clearview’s Community Use of School Agreement with the Simcoe County District School Board. Details on these programs are subject to change depending on school scheduling.

AND WORKSHOPS PLESA STUDIO

4061 County Rd 124, Nottawa, 705-444-6946 angela_plesa@hotmail.com, www.plesastudio.ca Visit the studio Saturdays between 11am and 3pm to view finished drawings, paintings and works in progress or join Angela for her life drawing workshops and open studio. LIFE DRAWING WORKSHOP 18+ Come learn the basics of life drawing through the exploration of papers, materials, and techniques to improve your skills. Live model present. When: Dates: Cost:

Mondays, 1-4pm October 15 to 29 $120

LIFE DRAWING OPEN STUDIO 18+ Open Studio Life Drawing with a live model. When: Dates: Cost:

Mondays, 9:30am-12:30pm Sept 10 to June 24 $40 for 4 weeks

MAD & NOISY EXHIBITS

154 Mill St, Creemore, 705-466-5555 www.madandnoisy.com Regular Hours: Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri 11am-5pm Sat 10am-5pm; Sun 12-4pm   September 1- Oct 1: “SOLEIL: AN END OF SUMMER SALON” Full Members exhibition. Opening Reception: Sept 1, 2-5 pm   October 6-29: “BODIES AND BEASTS: CONTEMPORARY EXPLORATIONS OF THE HUMAN AND ANIMAL FORM” Juliet Jancso, Caroline Routh, Lois Green, Kai-Liis McGinnis, Iris Casey, Anne Clifford (Jeweler) Opening Reception: Oct 6, 2-5pm   November 3-26: “SATURATION: CEREBRAL CELEBRATIONS OF COLOUR AND LIGHT” Eleanor Brownridge, Peter Miehm, Paul Corfield, Janet Donaghey, Ruthann Pearce, Sarah Uffelman, Sue Belcher Opening Reception: Nov 3, 2-5pm   December 1-31: “NOEL: FESTIVE CHRISTMAS SHOW AND SALE” Opening Reception: Dec 1, 2-5pm NEW! BRYAN DAVIES STUDIO AND GALLERY 9 Wellington St E, Creemore, 705-466-5775 www.BryanDavies.com   Bryan creates extraordinary images that touch your soul. He has framed prints from travels to international destinations as well as those from his Rustic Country, Canadian Collection. Visit the studio as part of Clearview Culture Days Sept 21, 22, 23, 29 and 30 to learn how to create close-up pictures of flowers with hands-on macrophotography. (see special hours) Special Hours: Sept 21, 7-9 pm, Fine Art Print Sale Sept 22 & 23, 10am-5pm, OPEN Studio Sept 29 & 30, 11 am, 1pm and 2pm, Flower Photography Demos

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GENERAL SPORTS & LEISURE NEW! YMCA ROLLING REGISTRATION! The YMCA is now making it easier to register for swimming lessons and land programs. Just sign up your child for a specific day and time then leave the rest up to them. For swimming lessons, enjoy a consistent time slot and continuous feedback as your child progresses at their own pace through the YMCA swim levels. Your child can also participate in a variety of on-land programs during a set time block that works for your family. Time blocks will leave adults enough time to do their own workouts.  Family fitness classes, youth programs and adult programs are also available!    When: Registration starts September 8 Dates: Classes run Sept to June Where: Wasaga Beach YMCA 1-1724 Mosley St, Wasaga Beach Contact: 705-429-9622 www.ymcaofsimcoemuskoka.ca 28% of Ontario children and youth are overweight or obese. These rates have tripled over the past 30 years

HIGHLANDS TRAILBLAZER RUNNING SERIES Trail running series put on by the Highlands Trailblazers. Great for all ages and families. When: Dates: Where: Contact:

Saturday, 9am-2pm Sept 15 Highlands Nordic 1182 Conc 10 S, Duntroon 705-444 6959, www.htbski.com

BRENTWOOD HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY We have a number of interesting speakers through the year – this is the place to learn more about plants, insects and beautification of your homes and yards. Brentwood maintains 7 beds in the area and our members are proud of the work they do. We hold a plant sale in May, a flower show in August and a craft night in the fall to make an arrangement or swag. Meets: Location: Cost: Contact:

Last Tuesday of the month, 7:30-9:30pm Brentwood Community Centre, 9926 County Rd 10 $5 yearly for membership Willow Windatt 705-424-6549

CREEMORE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Horticultural members are encouraged to come to the Christmas Workshop Nov 30 as part of their regular fall line-up.

Meets: Location: Cost: Contact:

3rd Wednesday of the month, 7:30pm St Luke’s Anglican Church Hall 22 Caroline St W, Creemore $12 yearly for membership David Johnson 705-466-6317

STAYNER GARDEN CLUB Meets: 4th Monday of the month, 7:30-9pm Location: Centennial United Church 234 William St, Stayner Cost: $10 yearly for membership Contact: Tanya Robitaille 705-444-2873 OKINAWA GOJU RYU KARATE AGES 13+ Learn a traditional martial art that dates back over 200 years. You will gain confidence, strength, flexibility and self-defence while meeting new friends. Contact: Jeff Hopping 705-424-3177 Jeff_Hopping@hotmail.com

GENERAL SPORTS & LEISURE BADMINTON STAYNER AGES 21 AND UP Join us for a friendly game of badminton with a competitive edge. All skill levels welcome. Preregistration required as space is limited. When:               Thursdays, 6-8pm Dates: Sept 26 to June 12 Where:           Clearview Meadows Gymnasium 12 Locke Ave, Stayner* Cost:          $50 for the season Contact:      Scott Pattison 705-428-6230x234 NEW LOWELL AGES 17+ Recreational drop-in program. All skill levels welcome. When:        Wednesdays, 6-8pm Dates:     Nov 7 to April 24 Where:     New Lowell Central Public School 5197 County Rd 9* Cost:           $2 drop-in or $10 for the year Contact:     Dave Kennedy 705-424-2972,nancanddave@gmail.com

Only 38% of parents say they often played active games with their children in the past year. Active parents tend to have more active children so get out and enjoy being active together.

EUCHRE SUNNIDALE When: Dates: Where: Contact: DUNTROON When: Dates: Where: Cost: Contact:

Wednesdays, 7-9pm Sept 5 to October 31 Sunnidale Corners Community Centre 12391 County Rd 10 Marianne Buie, 705-428-0223 Wednesdays Doors open at 12:45pm, cards at 1:30pm Sept 26 to the end of April Old Duntroon School House County Rd 9, Duntroon $2 includes light lunch June Hartley 705-445-0623 Audrey Sinclair 705-445-2988

CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING AGES 4 TO 104 The Highland Trailblazers offer a wide variety of crosscountry ski programs for children, youth and adults based on the Canadian Sport for Life Model. Learn-toski, Nordic race or do biathlon (cross-country skiing and air rifle target shooting).   The Trailblazers are also a fully inclusive club, offering parasport programs for those with a disability.  Visit their website for more details or registration information. Where: Contact:

Highlands Nordic, 1182 Concession 10 S 705-444-5017, www.htbski.com

NEW! CROSS-COUNTRY SKI RACES GR 3 TO 8 Feb 13 & 26, Highlands Nordic $5.00 per skier (includes rentals for the racers and trail passes for parents wishing to ski) Prizes: tasty cookies Contact: 705-444-6959

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COMMUNITY CONTACTS (Area Code 705)

ACCESSIBLE PROGRAMMING Para Sport........................................... parasportontario.ca Special Olympics (Region 6)…specialolympicsontario.com AGRICULTURE & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETIES Brentwood Horticultural Society........................... 424-6549 Collingwood Agricultural Society......................... 444-0308 Creemore Horticultural Society............................ 466-6317 Stayner Garden Club............................................ 444-2873 BASEBALL Clearview Orioles..................................796-3776/424-0448 Collingwood and District Slow Pitch................... 445-8052 Creemore Braves..................................466-5549/466-2995 New Lowell Knights (Jr)......................................... 424-2895 New Lowell Knights (Sr)......................................... 429-9836 New Lowell Ladies Slow Pitch.............nllsp@hotmail.com New Lowell Men’s Slow Pitch............................... 424-0910 New Lowell Minor Baseball Association............. 424-7196 North Dufferin Baseball League.......................... 424-0769 Nottawa Minor Softball ……................................ 445-5766 Smith Brother’s Baseball Central……….. …….….424-5766 Stayner Minor Baseball......................................... 428-6467 Ladies 3 Pitch......................................................... 466-6900 BASKETBALL Clearview Basketball Association....................... 428-6543 BOWLING Avening Bowling League..................................... 466-2433 Duntroon Bowling League................................... 444-6854 Georgian Bowl...…….……………………………….445-3871 BROOMBALL Creemore & District Ladies Broomball...............446-0531 BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS Creemore BIA……………………………..…520-0110 x 201 Stayner Chamber of Commerce……….………428-3102 CAMPING New Lowell Campground Off-season................ 424-9827 CURLING Creemore Curling Clubhouse.............................. 466-3388 Stayner Granite Clubhouse.................................. 428-2546 Para and Special Olympics Curling…..……..…..445-5104 DANCE Blue Mountain Promenaders................................ 428-5577 Ms Maggie’s.......................................................... 792-8743 NIA.......................................................................... 444-0550 The Danceroom Dance Studio............................ 441-3790 EQUESTRIAN Creemore Equestrian Centre............................... 466-2635 Kuruka Equestrian Services.................................... 796-3308 GALLERIES & STUDIOS............................................................. Artventure Art Classes.......................................... 812-2914 Bryan Davies Studio…………………..…………….466-5775 Curiosity House Books and Gallery.. ………….….466-3400 Go Figure Drawing and Painting........................ .444-9482 Leishman Pottery………………….……………..….428-5240

GALLERIES & STUDIOS (cont) Mad and Noisy Gallery......................................... 466-5555 Maplestone Gallery………….. …………………….520-0067 Stampin’ Up…………………….. ………….………..517-0115 TurtleCreek Glass………….…... …………………....445-8191 GENERAL INTEREST GROUPS Creemore Farmers’ Market................................... 794-8943 Collingwood Flying Club....................................... 445-7678 Tree Society of Creemore...treesocietyofcreemore.com Edenvale Classic Aircraft Foundation 818-2223 Edenvale Radio Control Aircraft Club................. 429-9676 GYMNASTICS Collingwood Gymnastics Club............................. 445-5554 Borden Gymnastics................................ 424-1200 ext 3751 HERITAGE SOCIETIES ............................................................. Purple Hills Arts & Heritage Society............ www.phahs.ca SilverShoe Historical Society.................................. 424-0569 Stayner Heritage Society.......................428-3537/428-2540 HIKING CLUBS Blue Mountain Bruce Trail Club................www.bmbtc.org Ganaraska Trail Club ............... .ganaraska-hiking-trail.ca HOCKEY Clearview Girls Hockey Association ……………....428-3312 Creemore Minor Hockey....................................... 466-9959 Sledge Hockey (Elmvale)…….………………….…835-0025 Stayner Minor Hockey........................................... 428-5384 Stayner Siskins Junior C.......................................... 428-6791 LACROSSE Hitmen Lacrosse..................................................... 429-7656 LEGIONS Creemore Branch 397........................................... 466-2202 New Lowell Branch 516......................................... 424-1621 Stayner Branch 457................................................ 428-3809 LIBRARIES Creemore Branch.................................................. 466-3011 Stayner Branch....................................................... 428-3595 Sunnidale Branch................................................... 424-6288 MARTIAL ARTS Okinawa Gojo Ryu Karate.................................... 424-3177 Maizis Martial Arts Academy................................ 428-5425 Taoist Tai Chi.. ………………………………………...466-5011 MUSEUMS Simcoe County Museum....................................... 728-3721 MUSIC Angus Borden Music.............................................. 424-2727 Music for Young Children…..……………….……..428-3386 OLDER ADULT CLUBS Big Heart Senior Citizens Club 748........................ 445-9779 Old Duntroon School House Euchre.................... 445-0623 Stayner Senior Citizens Friendship Centre........... 428-5826 VON Adult Day Program....................................... 444-2457

SERVICE CLUBS Creemore Friends of the Library........................... 466-3372 Dunedin Ladies Friendship Club........................... 466-3771 Loyal Orange Lodge Sebastopol 651…….…...428-0788 Manito Shrine Club................................................. 445-6310 Nitetis Masonic Lodge........................................... 466-2723 Northern Light Lodge 266...................................... 445-8195 Order of the Eastern Star …..…………….……… 428-3945 Salaam Club........................................................... 445-6310 Stayner Kinsmen Club............................................ 623-6910 Stayner Lions Club.................................................. 428-6316 SKATING Creemore Adult Skating Club.............................. 466-2477 Creemore Skating Club......................................... 424-0626 Stayner Skating Club............................................. 428-5884 SKIING Canadian Ski Patrol Central Zone………...……416-745-7511 Devil’s Glen Country Club………...……………...…445-4890 Highlands Nordic Cross Country Skiing................ 444-5017 Osler Bluff Ski Club.................................................. 445-4507 Para Alpine Skiing…………………………………...833-6465 Para and Special Olympic Nordic Skiing...519-922-3021 SNOWMOBILING & ATVING Barrie Snowmobile Club........................................ 424-1691 Blue Mountain Snowdrifters................................... 888-0478 Central Ontario ATV Club..................................... 429-3822 M.O.S.T..................................................................... 322-7669 Wasaga Snowmobile Club................................... 429-3822 SOCCER Clearview Soccer Club......................................... 466-2198 SWIMMING POOLS (INDOOR) YMCA-Collingwood............................................... 445-5705 YMCA-Wasaga Beach.......................................... 429-9622

YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS 1944 EME Army Cadet Corp................................ 446-1072 4H............................................................................ 428-5887 Girl Guides- Unit 31......................................... girlguides.ca Ray’s Place……………………………………………466-3663 Scouts..........................................................www.scouts.ca The Door……………………………………………….428-3733 UP Youth Project……………………………………..279-1345 HEALTH ORGANIZATIONS Health Connections....................................... 877-721-7520 Osteoporosis Canada................................... 800-463-6842 SGB Community Health Centre………………....422-1888 Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit.................... 445-0804 Smoker’s Helpline............................................ 877-513-5333 HOSPITALS Collingwood General and Marine Hospital ....... 445-2550 Royal Victoria Hospital - Barrie ............................. 728-9802 Stevenson Memorial Hospital - Alliston................ 435-3377 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Byng Public School ............................................... 428-2245 Clearview Meadows ............................................ 428-2907 Hummingbird Montessori……………………..….888-1252 New Lowell Central School................................... 424-0991 Nottawa Elementary Public School .................... 445-1827 Nottawasaga Creemore Public School ............. 466-2624 SECONDARY SCHOOLS Stayner Collegiate Institute. ................................. 428-2639 Jean Vanier Catholic High School....................... 445-2043 Collingwood Collegiate Institute…………………445-3161

POST SECONDARY SCHOOLS

Georgian College-Collingwood Campus.......... 445-2961

THEATRE Clearview Community Theatre............................ 428-2600 Theatre Collingwood............................................. 445-2200 WOMEN’S INSTITUTES Avening Women’s Institute................................... 466-2315 Sunnidale Corners Women’s Institute.................. 428-6218

Municipal Information CLEARVIEW TOWNSHIP ADMINISTRATION CENTRE

217 Gideon Street, Box 200, Stayner, ON L0M 1S0 Telephone: 705-428-6230 • Fax: 705-428-0288 Website: www.clearview.ca • E-Mail: info@clearview.ca Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm ADMINISTRATION CAO ................................................Sue McKenzie (Ext 230) Clerk................................................ Pamela Fettes (Ext 224) BY-LAW ENFORCEMENT By-Law Enforcement Officer...............Phil Snape (Ext 241) FINANCE Treasurer....................................... Edward Henley (Ext 225) FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES Chief................................................................. 705-428-4355

LIBRARY, CLEARVIEW PUBLIC Creemore Branch........................................... 705-466-3011 Stayner Branch................................................ 705-428-3595 Sunnidale Branch............................................ 705-424-6288 PARKS AND RECREATION Department Head……...…………...Steve Sage (Ext 228) Facilities Manager.................... .Aaron Annis 705-428-6013 Facilities Foreman...…………. Dan Gowan 705-466-3000 Programmer........................ Shane Sargant (Ext 249) PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Director.......................................... Michael Wynia (Ext 240) PUBLIC WORKS Manager, Transportation/Recreation.Steve Sage (Ext 228) Manager, Water/Sewer..................... Mike Rawn (Ext 237) www.clearview.ca • fall/winter 2013/14 • 41

MUSIC IN THE “PARC” Photos/Story by: Melanie Vollick, Write Way Communications

On Thursday, July 11th, locals gathered to celebrate the official Launch Party for the Clearview PARC Project at Station in the Park in Stayner. In March of this year, The Ontario Trillium Foundation approved a $315,800 grant over a four-year program. The foundation was looking for something in the field of the environment and will now work collaboratively with the Clearview PARC Project and six different local community organizations. The Clearview PARC project is a multiple partner, four-year program, funded by the Ontario Trillium Foundation with a focus on increasing community engagement, particularly amongst youth, building capacity within the volunteer sector and establishing more efficient, greener practices within the community. The organizations involved include Clearview Township, The Stayner Chamber of Commerce, The Clearview-Stayner Food Bank, The Stayner Community Garden [which grows produce for the food bank], The Stayner Garden Club [formerly The Stayner Horticultural Society] and The Door Youth Centre, a local youth drop-in centre. These local community groups lack volunteers and sufficient funding; however, with the help of the Trillium Foundation grant, the groups are now able to hire college or university students to help with various projects around the community. Funds will also go toward capital purchases over the four-year period to assist these organizations in achieving their objectives. Several different capital improvements will be covered by the funding including a new commercial refrigerator/freezer for the Food Bank, a new shed and tractor for the Community Garden, improvements to Gazebo Park and

Clearview PARC students XXXXX and XXXXX with Deputy Mayor Alicia Savage. a new tourism kiosk for the Chamber of Commerce. Shane Sargant, Clearview’s Community, Culture and Recreation Coordinator, presented the Trillium award followed by speeches by the Deputy Mayor, Alicia Savage, the PARC girls and dedicated volunteer of the Food Bank, Larry Culham. As well, there was excellent representation with six council members present. Savage recognized members of the steering community, which included Earl Hoover, Larry Culham, Wendy Jeffries, Jen Gerrior and Judy Hutton as well as the staff involved with the project. “The real goal of this entire project is to build capacity within these

organizations, to build partnerships among them and others, to share resources and to do all of this so that the work completed in the next fouryears far outlasts the funding that we have received and we have a special focus on volunteer and youth engagement,” says Savage. The PARC project and Chamber of Commerce teamed up in order to serve free homemade ice cream by Ardene’s Chocolates as well as cake. Children enjoyed making Summer Snow Globes at the activity tent during the event and the rockin’ classic music by the band, The Beet n Boomers, kept toes a tappin’. Many thanks to sponsors, TD Canada Trust, The Stayner Sun and Leslie Kinnear for making the event a success. See you out in the community!

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