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Community Services Guide

The County of Brant is social

Fall/Winter 2018/19

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Hours or OperationMonday-Wednesday: 9am-6pm

Thursday-Friday: 9am-8pm Saturday:9am-5pm Sunday: CLOSED

Where styles create smiles.

Paris308 Grand River St.

519-442-9900

Sign up today! For more information please contact Nicole, C.D.T.A, BA WLU, at:

Why Choose C.O.R.E?• Competitive & Recreational Classes at multiple levels• Friendly family environment where kids come first• Qualified, enthusiastic and amazing faculty• Now offering 20+ Adult Fitness Classes• Recital at the Sanderson Centre in the Spring• Affordable costumes with fundraising opportunities• 4 Large fully equipped studios• Boys only classes• Classes starting at $40 per month with

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Customer Service OfficesOpen Monday - Friday, 8:30 am-4:30 pm, unless specified below *

BURFORD26 Park AvenueBurford, ON N0E 1A0t: 519.449.2451 f: 519.449.2454tf: 1.888.250.2295

PARIS - DOWNTOWN66 Grand River Street NParis, ON N3L 2M2t: 519.442.6324 f: 519.442.3461tf: 1.888.250.2296

PARIS15 Curtis AvenueParis, ON N3L 3W1t: 519.442.1818 f: 519.442.2162tf: 1.866.250.2295

SOUTH DUMFRIES*7 Gaukel Drive, PO Box 40St. George, ON N0E 1N0t: 519.448.1432 f: 519.448.3105tf: 1.877.448.1432

OAKLAND*3 King Street NOakland, ON N0E 1L0t: 519.446.2924 f: 519.446.3813

ONONDAGA*42 Brantford St., Brantford, ON N3T 5L9t: 519.758.1143 f: 519.758.1619tf: 1.800.803.6744

FACILITY BOOKING OFFICEBRANT SPORTS COMPLEX944 Powerline RoadParis, ON N3L 0B2t: 519.442.1944Register for recreation programs in person at this location.

* Days/hours open vary - visit brant.ca/contactus formore information

3registration faq’s

4/5earlyON programs

7toddler programs

9/11childrens programs

13gymnastics

15PA day camps

17/19youth programs

21adult programs

23seniors programs

24/25adult fitness

27skating

28/29family programs

30-33community centres

34-37local contacts, parks and trails

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Community Services Fall/Winter 18/19 Visit, Call or Email Us!

County of Brant Community Services Office15 Curtis Avenue, N. Paris, ON N3L 3W1We are open Monday to Friday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm. Visit our office, give us a call, or shoot us an email - we are happy to assist in any way we can.

Comments, Questions or Kudos?We want to hear from you! t: 519.442.1818 • tf: 1.866.850.2066

Recreation Programs [email protected]

Accessibility [email protected]

[email protected]

Parks & Facilities - General Information [email protected]

Parks & Facilities - Brant West 519.449.5611

Parks & Facilities - Paris519.442.1944

Parks & Facilities - South Dumfries519.448.1831

Facility Bookings - Brant Sports Complex 519.442.1944 • [email protected]

Tourism & Special Events 519.442.6324 • [email protected]

Cemetery Operations519.442.3822

Services Available at County of Brant Offices

Blue Box: Burford, Oakland, Onondaga, Paris - Downtown, Paris - Curtis Ave., South DumfriesBuilding Permits: Paris - DowntownCommissioner - Marriage License: BurfordComposter: Burford, Oakland, Onondaga, Paris - Downtown, South DumfriesDog Park Key: Brant Sports Complex, Paris - Downtown, Paris - Curtis Ave, South DumfriesDog Tag: Burford, Oakland, Onondaga, Brant Sports Complex, Paris - Downtown, Paris - Curtis Ave., South DumfriesEnergy+ Payments: Burford, Paris - Downtown, South DumfriesGeneral Inquiries: Burford, Oakland, Onondaga, Brant Sports Complex, Paris - Downtown, Paris - Curtis Ave., South DumfriesParking Tickets: Burford, Oakland, Onondaga, Paris - Downtown, South DumfriesRecreation Programs: Burford, Oakland, Onondaga, Brant Sports Complex, Paris - Downtown, Paris - Curtis Ave., South DumfriesTaxes: Burford, Oakland, Onondaga, Paris - Downtown, South DumfriesTennis Key - Paris: Brant Sports Complex, Paris - Downtown, Paris - Curtis Ave.

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General Program Registration1) REGISTER ONLINE WITH C.O.B. CONNECTDid you know we have a new registration system called C.O.B.Connect? All users will need to set up a C.O.B. Connectaccount - visit www.brant.ca/connect and follow the links tocreate your acount. Need help setting up your account?Please contact Community Services for more information at519-442-1818 during regular business hours.2) REGISTER IN PERSONVisit the Brant Sports Complex with your payment and partic-ipant/program information to register. You may also register atother County of Brant Customer Service Offices – see list onpage 2.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION1) We encourage all participants to register well in advance ofthe program commencement dates as space is limited.Registrations must be received at any Customer Service OfficeNO LATER THAN 12 NOON ON THE WEDNESDAY prior tothe commencement of the following week’s programs. Thisis necessary so participant information can be forwarded toour staff promptly. Late registrations will be accepted if spacepermits.2) Program fees may be paid by cash, cheque or debit. Pleasemake cheques payable to “The County of Brant”.3) Visa and Mastercard are accepted online or for in personregistration at the Brant Sports Complex.

INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICYFor all recreation programs, excluding fitness, offered during times of inclement weather such as thunderstorms (spring) and snow days (winter), programs will be cancelled.Notices will be posted on the County of Brant Facebook page “Brant Community Services”, email or by phone. Staff will make every attempt to contact participants prior to the start of program to notify of the cancellation.The County of Brant will make every attempt to re-schedule programs based on staff and facility availability. Refund and credit notes will not be issued.For fitness programs offered during times of inclement weather such as snow days, programs will be cancelled at the discretion of the fitness instructor.

AGE REQUIREMENTSThe County of Brant offers programs for all ages. For the safety of all participants, please ensure that the participant meets the minimum age requirements. Participants turning the minimum age during the program dates are accepted. This ensures that all children and parents can enjoy a safe, fun, quality program.

PROGRAM CHANGESPlease note that all program information is as best as can be determined at the time of printing. Changes and corrections do occur - please visit www.brant.ca/rec for a listing of changes and corrections to this publication.

REFUND POLICYFor any registered County of Brant Recreation Program:• If a program is cancelled by the County of Brant, a refund

will be provided.• A program refund will be issued if the Recreation System

Administrator is notified five (5) days prior to the start ofthe program. After this time, a refund will be considered formedical or compassionate circumstances only. A medical notemay be required.

• If you register after the program has started we regret weare unable to prorate the original program fee.

• N.S.F cheques will be charged an additional $40.00.• Payment plans can be set up with the Recreation System

Administrator for Camps and the Kids Zone After SchoolProgram, online.

• Payments must be made (5) business days prior to the firstday of the program. Failure to pay may result in your childbeing removed from the program.

• A $15.00 or 15% administration fee, whichever is less,will apply to all refunds issued.

ALTERNATE COMMUNITY GUIDE FORMATSWe offer documents and information in alternate formats. Upon request, we will provide or arrange for the provision of accessible formats and communication supports for persons with disabilities, in consultation with the person making the request.

PLEASE REGISTER EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENTSometimes excellent programs have to be cancelled due to low enrollment. If everyone waits until the last minute to register, this could happen. In order to be well prepared, program staff must make a decision 4-7 days prior to the start date of a program as to whether or not there is sufficient enrollment to run the program or course. Enroll early to aviod disappointment!

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Mark Your Calendar! Registration opens at 8:30 am Fall registration opens September 11 Winter registration opens January 8, 2019

Register online with COB Connect - visit brant.ca/connect to create your account today!

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Community Services Fall/Winter 18/19 Drop-in Programs in Partnership with the EarlyON Children and Family CentreCommunity Services will be working with the EarlyON Children and Family Centre to offer a variety of programs to the community at no cost this fall and winter!

NOTE: All programs offered are now drop-in - no need to register.

Infant Massage (ages 1-12 months)Infant massage is a wonderful way to bond with your baby. This program is designed to teach how touch can provide a nurturing and bonding experience with infants. Join us!

Location Date Time FeeSouth Dumfries Community Centre Tuesday, Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25 10:30-11:30 am free

Infant Sign Language (ages 1-12 months)Introduce signing with your infant through songs and strategies. Signed English materials included for each week.

Location Date Time FeeSouth Dumfries Community Centre Tuesday, Oct. 2, 9, 16, 23 10:30-11:30 am free

Little Artist (ages 2-6 years)Join us for an hour of creativity for you and your child to explore a variety of art media. What child doesn’t love to create a “masterpiece”!

Location Date Time FeeSouth Dumfries Community Centre Tuesday, Oct. 30 10:30-11:30 am free

Exploring Loose Parts (ages 2-6 years)Loose parts are those interesting nature and inspirational materials that children just love to explore. Using these materials allows children to use their imagination in the magic of play.

Location Date Time FeeBurford Community Centre Thursday, Sept. 27 10:30-11:30 am freeSouth Dumfries Community Centre Tuesday, Nov. 6 10:30-11:30 am free

Zoom Zoom - Cars, Trains and Things that Go (ages 2-6 years)In this newly developed workshop children will have opportunities to play and explore with a variety of trucks, cars, planes and things that go! We will complete the morning with energetic group time.

Location Date Time FeeBurford Community Centre Thursday, Oct. 25 10:30-11:30 am freeSouth Dumfries Community Centre Tuesday, Nov. 13 10:30-11:30 am free

Building Buddies (ages 2-6 years)Can we build it, yes we can! You and your child can let your imagination run wild as you buddy up and build with a variety of blocks and accessories.

Location Date Time FeeBurford Community Centre Thursday, Oct. 4 10:30-11:30 am freeSouth Dumfries Community Centre Tuesday, Nov. 20 10:30-11:30 am free

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Rock n Roll (ages 21/2-6 years)During this workshop you and your child will be moving, singing and doing rhythmic activities all with the use of music and props. No standing still in this class! Dress for movement, parents and children will be rocking and rolling.

Location Date Time FeeBurford Community Centre Thursday, Nov. 15 10:30-11:30 am freeSouth Dumfries Community Centre Tuesday, Nov. 27 10:30-11:00 am free

The Magic of Holiday Story Time (ages 18 months - 6 years)Through a variety of stories, songs and creative activities, children will enjoy a fun and interactive hour in the magic of storytime featuring holiday stories.

Location Date Time FeeSouth Dumfries Community Centre Tuesday, Dec. 4, 11, 18 10:30-11:30 am freeBurford Community Centre Thursday, Dec. 6, 13, 20 10:30-11:30 am free

Tumbling Tots (ages 1-3 years)Crawl, hop or jump your way into this interactive gross-motor skill program. Expect to get moving with songs, balls and creative movement. Learn some easy ways to get moving with inexpensive props.

Location Date Time FeeBurford Community Centre Thursday, Sept. 6 10:30-11:30 am freeBurford Community Centre Thursday, Nov. 29 10:30-11:30 am free

Little Wigglers (ages 3-9 months)Get ready to wiggle and giggle through this energetic experience that teaches you and your baby how to have fun through music and movement. Remember to wear comfy clothing.

Location Date Time FeeBurford Community Centre Thursday, Sept. 13, 20 10:30-11:30 am freeBurford Community Centre Thursday, Nov. 1, 8 10:30-11:30 am free

The Tool Shop (ages 21/2-6 years)The Tool Shop is an opportunity for children to engage in open exploration time. Several stations are set up with a variety of materials so you and your children can “tool around” together.

Location Date Time FeeBurford Community Centre Thursday, Oct. 18 10:30-11:30 am free

Curious Crawlers (ages 3-9 months)Experience fun through music and movement in this energetic workshop. Wear comfy clothing!

Location Date Time FeeBurford Community Centre Thursday, Nov. 22 10:30-11:30 am free

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Community Services Fall/Winter 18/19 To

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Licensed under the Ministry of EducationServing the community for over 25 years

Qualified RECE on staffJK Readiness program

Raising the Bar Certified Gold LevelNutritious Snacks and Lunches

Variety of programs available for children aged 27months – 12yrsAlso offered March break, PA days and Summer Camps

Hours of operation: Open Year Round Monday – Friday 7 a.m. – 6p.m. www.stgeorgechildrenscenter.ca

39 Beverly St. West, St. George Ontario 519-448-1319

Spacious facilities and beautifuloutdoor environments for your children to

have fun, develop and make friends!

Infant, Toddlers and PreschoolOpen 6:45am to 6:00pm

For more information contact us!519 442 0900 • parischildcare.ca

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Enjoy FREE, quality drop-in programs for children aged 0-6 and their parents and caregivers.EarlyON Centres offer a wide range of locations and hours, including evenings and weekends. Visit our website for a complete list of programs.

[email protected] 519-759-3833

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Sportball (two age groups)The sportball program introduces children to eight popular sports: soccer, hockey, baseball, basketball, tennis, volleyball, football and golf. With parental assistance, participants learn, rehearse, and refine sports skills in a positive, encouraging, and non-competitive atmosphere. Parent participation required for 2-3 yrs. See page 9 for ages 6-8.

Session Ages Location Date Time Fee BarcodeFS 2-3 yrs Paris Central School Tues., Oct.16 - Dec.4 6:20-7:05 pm $120 / 8 wks 00000746FS 31/2-5 yrs Paris Central School Tues., Oct.16 - Dec.4 5:15-6:15 pm $120 / 8 wks 00000745WS 2-3 yrs Paris Central School Tues., Jan.22 - Mar.12 6:20-7:05 pm $120 / 8 wks 00000748WS 31/2-5 yrs Paris Central School Tues., Jan.22 - Mar.12 5:15-6:15 pm $120 / 8 wks 00000747

Learn to SkateThis program is designed to teach specific skills geared toward basic movement, coordination and balance on the ice. Children will engage in games, toys and other fun methods that cater to learning styles and development of these young skaters! Skaters are required to wear CSA approved helmets. Parent/guardian required to be on the ice with their children wearing skates or ice spikes. See page 9 for 4-5 yrs.

Session Ages Location Date Time Fee BarcodeFS 2-3 yrs Brant Sports Complex Sat., Oct.13 - Dec.15 1:00-1:30 pm $78 / 8 wks 00000814WS 2-3 yrs Brant Sports Complex Sat., Jan.12 - Mar.9 1:00-1:30 pm $78 / 8 wks 00000816

Discover & Play - NEW!Join us for four weeks of fun and learning through exploration, discovery and play! Each week participants and parents will participate in themed activities, crafts and play at the Scotland Community Centre. Come prepared to make friends, learn new things and even get a little messy! Parent participation required.

Session Ages Location Date Time Fee BarcodeFS 2-5 yrs Scotland Community Centre Mon., Oct.29 - Nov.19 10:00-11:30 am $39 / 4 wks 00000776WS 2-5 yrs Scotland Community Centre Mon., Feb.4 - Mar.4 10:00-11:30 am $39 / 4 wks 00000777

Kinderplay - 2 locations! (ages 1-6 years)Bring your little one for a fun morning of drop-in Kinderplay. No instructors are needed as your child has social time - while you do too! Please note: no program on statutory holidays and December 24-28.

Location Date Time Fee*Syl Apps Community Centre Mon/Wed/Thurs - Start Sept 17 - ongoing 10:00-11:30 am $3 child / visitSyl Apps Community Centre 2:00-3:30 pm $3 child / visitScotland Community Centre

NEW Fri - Start Sept 21 - ongoing NEW DAYS - Mon/Wed - ongoing 10:00-11:30 am $2 child / visit

*Punch cards available

Fall/Winter Special EventsCheck out some fun special events set for this coming fall and winter! See page 28 for details. Events include: • Paw Patrol Dance Party • Halloween Walk • Count Craftula • Christmas Craft

FS Registration opens September 11 WS Registration opens January 8, 2019

Toddler Programs

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Community Services Fall/Winter 18/19

HAVE A BETTER SCHOOL YEAR WITH OXFORD LEARNING

ASK US ABOUT OUR

FRENCH PROGRAMS!

oxfordlearning.comParis 519.209.8099

All Ages. All Grades. All Subjects.ENROL TODAY!

BRANT COUNTY RECREATIONAL SOCCER INC Serving the Youth of Brant County Since 1985

PRESCHOOL DIVISION JANUARY 1, 2014 TO DECEMBER 31, 2014 JANUARY 1, 2015 TO DECEMBER 31, 2015

JUNIOR DIVISION JANUARY 1, 2012 TO DECEMBER 31, 2012 JANUARY 1, 2013 TO DECEMBER 31, 2013

SENIOR DIVISION JANUARY 1, 2010 TO DECEMBER 31, 2010 JANUARY 1, 2011 TO DECEMBER 31, 2011

Providing fun, instructional soccer since 1985INTERESTED IN COACHING OR REFEREEING? PLEASE CONTACT THE LEAGUE!

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY – TRAINING PROVIDED! TEENAGERS ARE WELCOME TO PARTICIPATE IN EITHER OF THE ABOVE POSITIONS.

PLEASE PHONE 519-802-0402 AFTER 6:00 P.M. www.soccerforli�lepeople.ca

Check us out on Facebook!

Birth Datesfor Players

Registration FEE - $60 PER PLAYERDiscount for families with 2 or more children

- Teaching children ages 4 to 9 the basics of soccer- Saturday morning games; no long weekends; one prac�ce

per week at the coach’s discre�on – where/when- All games at D’Aubigny Creek and George Campbell Parks- Trophy presenta�on at annual Funday!

2019 Summer Registrations

2019 Summer Registrations

LEISURE ACTIVITIES GUIDEFALL 2018

519-756-1500register onlinebrantford.ca/recconnect

GET A COPY & REGISTER FOR YOUR

FAVOURITE PROGRAM OR ACTIVITY ONLINE BEGINNING

THURSDAY, AUGUST 2.

Enjoy NEW programs this fall plus your old favourites! There is something for

everyone!

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Sportball Multi-SportSportball is a non-competitive program that introduces children to eight different sports, adding in skill progression to challenge your child. This skill-based physical literacy program mixes in games and activities to promote confidence and develop important skills such as teamwork, taking turns, sharing and problem solving.

Session Ages Location Date Time Fee BarcodeFS 6-8 yrs Paris Central School Tues., Oct.16 - Dec.4 7:10-8:10 pm $120 / 8 wks 00000781WS 6-8 yrs Paris Central School Tues., Jan.22 - Mar.12 7:10-8:10 pm $120 / 8 wks 00000782

Tennis (two age groups)This indoor program is for beginners as well as children with some tennis experience. Basic racquet fundamentals and hand/eye coordination are developed through various exercises and games. This program is run using half court play.

Session Ages Location Date Time Fee BarcodeFS 5-8 yrs Cobblestone Elementary School Mon., Oct.15 - Dec.3 6:00-7:00 pm $76 / 8wks 00000701FS 9-12 yrs Cobblestone Elementary School Mon., Oct.15 - Dec.3 7:00-8:00 pm $76 / 8wks 00000702WS 5-8 yrs Cobblestone Elementary School Mon., Jan.28 - Apr.1 6:00-7:00 pm $76 / 8wks 00000705WS 9-12 yrs Cobblestone Elementary School Mon., Jan.28 - Apr.1 7:00-8:00 pm $76 / 8wks 00000760

Learn to SkateThis program is designed to teach specific skills geared toward basic movement, coordination and balance on the ice. Your child will engage in games, toys and other fun methods that cater to learning styles and development of these young skaters! Skaters are required to wear CSA approved helmets. *Parent/guardian are required to be on the ice with their children wearing skates or ice spikes.

Session Ages Location Date Time Fee BarcodeFS 4-5 yrs Brant Sports Complex Sat., Oct.13 - Dec.15 1:00-1:30 pm $78 / 8 wks 00000815WS 4-5 yrs Brant Sports Complex Sat., Jan.12 - Mar.9 1:00-1:30 pm $78 / 8 wks 00000817

Polar Bears and Penguins Hockey (two age groups)Join us for a learn to skate/hockey basics program. Children will wear full hockey equipment, including a CSA approved helmet. They will head out on the ice with our enthusiastic staff and volunteers to learn the basics of hockey. This is a non-competitive, fun environment that will foster the confidence of your hockey starter. Parents/volunteers are encouraged to be on ice for the first few lessons. If going on ice with child, skates/icepikes are required. Full hockey equipment required. Hockey jersey will be provided.

Session Ages Location Date Time Fee BarcodeFS 4-6 yrs Brant Sports Complex Sat., Oct.13 - Dec.15 1:30-2:15 pm $125 / 8 wks 00000811FS 7-9 yrs Brant Sports Complex Sat., Oct.13 - Dec.15 1:30-2:15 pm $125 / 8 wks 00000810WS 4-6 yrs Brant Sports Complex Sat., Jan.12 - Mar.9 1:30-2:15 pm $125 / 8 wks 00000813WS 7-9 yrs Brant Sports Complex Sat., Jan.12 - Mar.9 1:30-2:15 pm $125 / 8 wks 00000812

Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for recreation program updates and much more!

Childrens Programs

FS Registration opens September 11 WS Registration opens January 8, 2019

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PROVEN RESULTS!

NEW TO PARIS its4kids.ca

Classes - Elementary

• Readiness

• Reading and Writing

• Math

• Intervention

CALLTODAY!

Tammy Ward519.302.kids 3A Elm St Unit 2. Paris ON

UNIQUE. EFFECTIVE.AFFORDABLE.

21st Century SchoolhouseSpring D-League

Fall/Winter House League Fall/Winter Rep • Spring 3 on 3

411 Elgin Street, Brantford

All program registrations are available through the website

Paris Karate ClubKIDS, TEENS & ADULTS OF ALL ABILITIES!

Drop by the PDHS small gym & takea look or try a few classes for free!

Traditional Karate • Non-profit, Volunteer run Tuesdays & Thursdays - September to June

Beginners 7-8pm. Advanced 7-9pm

Paris District High School, Small GymAnnual registration per student $50

Beginners dues; $30/month Advanced dues; $40/monthFind us on Facebook @ parisonkarate

www.swormartialarts.com/[email protected]

Sensei Dave Brown 519-757-5234Sensei Kathy Usik 519-458-4135

Looking for Child Care? We can help you: • Find a quality, licensed child care program• Reduce your child care costs• Locate free and fun drop-in programs for

you and your children

CALL 519-759-7009CLICK brantford.ca/ChildrensServicesCOME IN 220 Colborne Street, Brantford

Year Round Programs Offered:· Canskate (Learn to Skate)· Synchronized Skating· STARSkate· Adult

All programs take place at Brant Sports Complex, Paris

To register: https://parisfsc.uplifterinc.com/login/

Paris FigureSkating Club

Contact us at:Email: [email protected]

ONLY THE BESTcan bring out their best

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My Safe Life - NEW! (ages 7-10 years)My Safe Life is a personal safety program. Children learn life skills that empower them to make safe, caring and respectful decisions in their everyday lives both online and offline. Topics include: people safety, tricky people/inappropriate adult behaviours, safe strangers and strangers to avoid, bullying, and much more.

Session Location Date Time Fee BarcodeFS Fire Administration - Paris Fri., Sept.14 9:00 am-3:00 pm $36 00000780FS Brant Sports Complex Sat., Oct.27 9:00 am-3:00 pm $36 00000779FS Scotland Community Centre Fri., Nov.16 9:00 am-3:00 pm $36 00000803WS Brant Sports Complex Mon., Jan.21 9:00 am-3:00 pm $36 00000759

Home Alone (ages 10-12 years)Are you just starting to stay at home by yourself? Then this course is just for you! This course will help instruct participants on safety tips and prepare them to be at home alone for short periods of time.

Session Location Date Time Fee BarcodeFS Brant Sports Complex Tues., Nov.6 6:30-8:00 pm $30 00000729FS South Dumfries Community Centre Thurs., Dec.6 6:30-8:00 pm $30 00000730WS Scotland Community Centre Mon., Feb.4 6:30-8:00 pm $30 00000768WS Brant Sports Complex Thurs, Feb 21 6:30-8:00 pm $30 00000703WS Brant Sports Complex Mon., Mar.4 6:30-8:00 pm $30 00000704

Yoga for Kids (ages 8-12 years)This class is for kids who want to start the basics of yoga. This class will explore yoga poses, breathing exercises, visual imagery and relaxation techniques while conveying lessons in self-expression, body image, social skills, positive thinking and environmental awareness.

Session Location Date Time Fee BarcodeWS Paris Library Thurs., Jan.24-Mar.28 6:30-7:15 pm $76 / 8 wks 00000809

Maker Mania (ages 7-11 years)Join us for this four-week program of make-and-take fun! Each week participants will explore their creative side with the guidance of program staff in this exciting DIY (do-it-yourself) for kids!

Session Location Date Time Fee BarcodeFS Scotland Community Centre Wed., Oct.24-Nov.14 6:30-7:30 pm $39 / 4 wks 00000801WS Scotland Community Centre Wed., Feb.13-Mar.6 6:30-7:30 pm $39 / 4 wks 00000802

Check out our Children’s Drop-in Programs! (two age groups)Please see start dates below. Note that programs are on-going. Programs do not run on statutory holidays or from December 24 - January 4. Fee: $2/per visit or purchase a 12-visit punch card for $24

Program Ages Location Date TimeDrop-in Playtime 4-10 years Burford Community Centre Mon/Wed, starting Oct.1 5:30-8:00 pmDrop-in Basketball 6-13 years Mt.Pleasant Elementary School Wed, starting Oct.3 6:30-7:30 pm

Childrens Programs

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Gymnastics

Gymnastics at Paris District High School Fall Session: October 13 to December 1 Winter Session: January 19 to March 9

FS Code WS Code Class Ages Time Fee00000612 00000622 Parent & Tot 18 mnths-3years 10:00-10:45 am $78 / 8 wks00000613 00000623 Tiny Tumbler 3-4 years 10:45-11:30 am $78 / 8 wks00000614 00000624 Kid Gym 4-6 years 11:30 am-12:30 pm $80 / 8 wks00000615 00000625 Red Level 5-12 years 11:30 am-12:30 pm $80 / 8 wks00000616 00000626 Red Level 5-12 years 1:00-2:00 pm $80 / 8 wks00000617 00000627 Orange Level 5-12 years 1:00-2:00 pm $80 / 8 wks00000618 00000628 Yellow Level 5-12 years 2:00-3:00 pm $80 / 8 wks00000619 00000629 Green Level 5-12 years 2:00-3:00 pm $80 / 8 wks00000620 00000630 Blue Level 5-12 years 2:00-3:00 pm $80 / 8 wks00000621 00000631 Purple Level 5-12 years 2:00-3:00 pm $80 / 8 wks00000773 00000774 Family Gymnastics 1 year and up 9:00-9:45 am $120 /8 wks

Parent & Tot: Caregivers will lead their child through supervised free play activities. Participants will have the opportunity to run, jump, crawl, slide and explore the gymnastics equipment.Tiny Tumbler: Toddlers will be introduced to basic gymnastic fundamentals including; running, jumping, hopping, and swinging.Kid Gym: This program is the introductory level to the Rainbow Recreation Gymnastics and is geared for pre-schoolers.Red: Children develop skills on the vault, bars, beam and floor with guidance of experienced and energetic instructors.

Rainbow Recreational GymnasticsOrder of Levels: 1) Kid Gym, 2) Red, 3) Orange, 4) Yellow, 5) Green, 6) Blue, 7) PurpleRed/Orange/Yellow/Green/Blue/Purple: Children develop advanced level skills and combinations on the vault, bars, beam and floor working through each of the rainbow levels.

Family Gymnastics - NEW! Have children that are different ages but want to participate in gymnastics together? Come out to our family gymnastics class. Your family will start off with a short warm up and move around to each gymnastics equipment area. Parents/caregivers will help assist the children on each apparatus with some guidance from staff. Maximum 3 children.

Gymnastics at Scotland Community Centre Fall Session: October 13 to December 1 Winter Session: January 26 to March 23

FS Code WS Code Class Ages Time Fee00000770 00000796 Parent & Tot 18mnths-3years 9:30-10:15 am $78 / 8 wks00000771 00000797 Tiny Tumbler 3-4 years 10:15-11:00 am $78 / 8 wks00000795 00000798 Kid Gym 4-6 years 11:00 am-12:00 pm $80 / 8 wks

FS Registration opens September 11 WS Registration opens January 8, 2019

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Scouts Canada Programs for boys, girls and young adults.

Beaver Scouts (ages 5-7) Cub Scouts (ages 8-10)Scouts (ages 11-14) Venturer Scouts (ages 14-17)Rover Scouts (ages 18-26) Scouters (all ages welcome!)

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Sandra Kellar – Brant Area Commissioner 226.922.7910 [email protected]

Scouts.ca

Will Bouma MPP

Brantford-BrantConstituency Office 96 Nelson St., Unit 101 Brantford, On

Tel: 519.759.0351Fax: 519.759.6439

[email protected]

We offer the highest quality programs for children!As a HIGH FIVE Accredited Organization we have achieved the highest standard of excellence in the delivery of sport & recreation programs for children.

/HIGHFIVECANADA @HIGHFIVE_CANADAHIGH FIVE A quality standard for children’s sport and recreation Founded by Parks and Recreation Ontario

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PA Day CampsPA Day Camps this Fall/Winter (ages 4-12 years)Are you looking for an action packed day for your child(ren) filled with fun and lots of laughs? Look no further - we have a PA Day Camp! Children will have a great day enjoying games, activities and crafts. Extended care available from 8:00 - 8:30 am and 4:30 - 5:30 pm. You must pre-register for extended care. Please note PA Days listed are for both school boards unless noted in the table below. Time: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Fee: $36

Session Date Location (for all schools unless noted below) BarcodeFS Friday, Sept. 14 Syl Apps Community Centre 00000638FS Tuesday, Oct. 2 Syl Apps Community Centre - Grand Erie Schools Only 00000639FS Friday, Oct. 19 Syl Apps Community Centre - Brant Catholic Schools Only 00000700FS Friday, Nov. 16 Syl Apps Community Centre 00000640WS Monday, Jan. 21 Syl Apps Community Centre 00000641WS Friday, April 12 Syl Apps Community Centre 00000642FS Friday, Sept. 14 Scotland Community Centre 00000804FS Tuesday, Oct. 2 Scotland Community Centre - Grand Erie Schools Only 00000805FS Friday, Nov. 16 Scotland Community Centre 00000806WS Monday, Jan. 21 Scotland Community Centre 00000807WS Friday, April 12 Scotland Community Centre 00000808

Winter Camp (ages 4-12 years)Register for camp over the winter holidays! Extended care is available from 8:00 - 8:30 am and 4:30 - 5:30 pm. Must pre-register for extended care at time of registration.Time: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Fee: $36

Session Date Location BarcodeFS Wednesday, Jan. 2 Syl Apps Community Centre 00000643FS Thursday, Jan. 3 Syl Apps Community Centre 00000644FS Friday, Jan. 4 Syl Apps Community Centre 00000645

2019 March Break &Summer Camps Registration opens January 8, 2019 @ 8:30 am

March Break Camps at the Syl Apps & Scotland Community Centres!

Summer Camps Summer Sizzler (ages 4-6) • Summer Fun (ages 7-9) • Ultimate Camp Adventures (ages 10-12)

Many specialty camps! Visit www.brant.ca/camps for more information.

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st. leonards.com

• Career change

• Job search assistance

• Skills assessments

• Online job board

• Employment placements

• Second Career applications

• Specialized youth programs

Brant Employment Centre 225 Fairview Drive, Brantford

519.756.7665

Looking for work?

WE CAN HELP!

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Babysitting Training Course (ages 11-15 years)The Babysitter’s Training Course is aimed at young people turning 11 years of age or older who want to demonstrate their capabilities by completing the course to start babysitting in their community. The topics covered include: rights and responsibilities of youth and parents, emergency training, fire safety, snacks and games, and much more. Participants will be required to complete a test at the end of the course. Certification received through the Ontario Safety Council.

Session Location Date Time Fee BarcodeFS Brant Sports Complex Fri., Oct. 19 8:30 am-4:30 pm $60 /1 day 00000763FS Mt. Pleasant Community Centre Fri., Oct. 19 8:30 am-4:30 pm $60 /1 day 00000764FS Burford Community Centre Fri., Oct. 19 8:30 am-4:30 pm $60 /1 day 00000765WS Scotland Community Centre Fri., April 12 8:30 am-4:30 pm $60 /1 day 00000769WS Brant Sports Complex Fri., April 12 8:30 am-4:30 pm $60 /1 day 00000766WS South Dumfries Community Centre Fri., April 12 8:30 am-4:30 pm $60 /1 day 00000767

Youth Leadership – Lead the Basic (ages 12-14 years)This one-day program is for those that have an interest in becoming a leader or for those aspiring to work with children. This program will focus on basic leadership skills, including: team building, program planning, resource building and so much more.

Session Location Date Time Fee BarcodeWS Paris Fire Administration Mon., Jan. 21 8:30 am-4:30 pm $30 /1 day 00000761

Youth Leadership – Lead the Way (ages 13-17 years)This course is for those who are aspiring to work in a recreational setting or for those that are interested in working with children. This four-day program will help build your leadership toolbox with hands on experience. Course includes certification in HIGHFIVE, Standard First Aid/CPR and AED.

Session Location Date Time Fee BarcodeWS Paris Fire Administration March 11-14 8:30 am-4:30 pm $175 /4 days 00000762

Test Kitchen Warrior (ages 12-18 years)Do you have a culinary itch you can’t quite scratch at home? Or do you need a little extra inspiration in the kitchen? Join us for four weeks of cooking and baking in the Scotland Community Centre kitchen. Our youth program staff will teach you new skills and plan recipes to help you develop your inner chef!

Session Location Date Time Fee BarcodeFS Scotland Community Centre Wed., Oct. 24 - Nov.14 7:30-8:30 pm $39 00000818WS Scotland Community Centre Wed., Feb. 13 - Mar. 6 7:30-8:30 pm $39 00000819

Want to Volunteer in the County of Brant? See page 39 for more information!

Youth Programs

FS Registration opens September 11 WS Registration opens January 8, 2019

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Visit Brantwood Farms Fall FestivalDATES

Our Fall Festival runs each Saturday and Sunday, and holiday Monday from September 22 until the end of October from 11:00 am-5:00 pm.

FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES INCLUDEHayrides, corn maze, farm animals, pony rides, train ride,

straw castles and many other fun fall activities.

APPLE PICKINGWe also have apple picking daily from the 2nd week of September.

9:00 am-6:00 pm.

251 Powerline Rd., Brantford • 519.759.4383 • www.brantwoodfarms.com

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FS Registration opens September 11 WS Registration opens January 8, 2019

Brant Youth Centres – Two Locations! (ages 12-18 years)Fee: $2/visit or $20/membership Date: Brant Youth Centres open October 9Brant Youth Centres (BYC) are back this fall in Paris and Scotland! The Brant Youth Centres are places where youth can come and hang out with other youth from the County of Brant. BYC is designated for youth, the activities that are planned for the centre are youth-focused and youth-driven. Need help with the membership fee? Call 519.442.1818 today! Youth Centres are closed Dec 24-Jan 4.

Location Day TimeSyl Apps Community Centre Tuesdays & Thursdays 3:00 - 8:00 pm Scotland Community Centre Tuesdays & Thursdays 3:00 - 8:00 pm

Drop-in with friends and check out some of the fun activities taking place, including:

• video games • ping pong table • smart board• laptops • ipads • phone chargers• board games • crafts • guest speakers• weekly theme nights (like cooking/baking and more!)• plus homework help

Follow @youth_brant on Twitter and @youth_in_brant on Instagram for quick access to the our monthly calendar - it includes all BYC events, activities and closures!

Youth Drop-in Gym Time (ages 12-18 years)Calling all youth! Want some time in our gym to play sports or games with your friends. Come on out, bring your friends and use the provided equipment to have an energetic night of sports based games and activities.

Location Date Time Fee Scotland Community Centre Mon., Sept. 24 - ongoing 6:00 - 8:00 pm $2 /visit or FREE BYC*

*Brant Youth Centre Members

Snow Buddy!Become a (ages 12-18 years)

Are you looking to get volunteer hours or are interested in making a little extra money by helping out a neighbour/senior in the community? Register to be a Snow Buddy and be paired with a registered senior in your community who needs help with basic snow removal. Contact the Community Services Office for more information at 519.442.1818.

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Enjoy more leisure time this fall.We can help with that.

BRANTFORD 519 759 3511 HAGERSVILLE 905 768 5883www.millards.com

Have you created your account? Visit www.brant.ca/connect to create today.

Fall Program Registrationopens Septmber 11@ 8:30am

Winter Program Registrationopens January 8 @ 8:30am

Register online with C.O.B. Connect!

2019 CALENDAR

New!New!Coming Soon!Coming Soon!

Don’t miss out on the NEW 2019

County of Brant Calendar!

Look for your Calendar in your mailbox, in mid-December!

Important dates, information and much more!

#goodtimesinbrant

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Adult Drop-in SportsCome for a fun evening of recreational sports for adults in Brant! See the table below for more information. All skill levels are welcome. Programs do not run on statutory holidays or over Christmas break. Visit the recreation calendar online for more information at www.brant.ca/reccalendar Ages: 16 yrs + Cost: $2 / visit or $24 / 12 visit punch card

Program Location Date Time

Badminton Cobblestone Elementary School Mondays, Sept. 10 - ongoing 8:00 - 10:00 pm Volleyball Paris District High School Wednesdays, Sept. 12 - ongoing 8:00 - 10:00 pm Badminton Scotland Community Centre Thursdays, Sept. 27 - ongoing 7:00 - 9:00 pm Pickleball Scotland Community Centre 1:00 - 3:00 pm Pickleball Northward Public School

Mon./Wed., Sept. 24 - ongoing Fridays, Sept. 14 - ongoing 5:00 - 8:00 pm

Adult SkatesVisit community centres in Burford, Paris and St.George for adult skates this fall and winter. Skates begin the week of September 17 and are ongoing. Skates do not run on statutory holidays. Please see page 27 for more skates and visit the recreation calendar online for updates at www.brant.ca/reccalendar. Ages: 16 yrs + Cost: $2 / visit

Skate Location Date Time Adult Brant Sports Complex Monday/Wednesday 1:30-2:30 pmAdult Burford Community Centre Tuesday 11:00 am-1:00 pmAdult Burford Community Centre Thursday 12:00 -2:00 pm Adult South Dumfries Community Centre Monday/Wednesday 1:00-3:00 pm

Visit the recreation calendar at www.brant.ca/reccalendar for updates to drop-in programs!

Also get active this fall and winter with registered and drop-in fitness classes! Check out pages 24-25 for more information!

We are social! Don’t forget to follow the County of Brant on Facebook,

Twitter and Instagram for program updates and much more!

Adult Drop-in Programs

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3 Elm Street, Unit 5, Paris, ON N3L 2L6Phone: 519-442-6337 Toll-free: [email protected]

We care about what you care about.

We can helpwith your insurance & risk management needs

Personal Insurance • Business Insurance

Group Benefits • Wealth Management

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Fire Safety for Older Adults In Partnership with the County of Brant Fire Department Join the County of Brant Fire Prevention Office for this one-hour information session on Home Fire Safety. You will learn tips and tricks on how to prevent fires and falls in the home – no need to register!

Location Date Time FeeSouth Dumfries Community Centre Monday, November 12 1:00 - 2:00 pm freeBurford Community Centre Wednesday, November 21 1:00 - 2:00 pm freeParis Fire Administration Building Wednesday, November 28 1:00 - 2:00 pm free

National Seniors Day TripCome and join the Grand River Council on aging for National Seniors Day! There will be a “Class Tour” where you will learn about available resources including the library, transportation options, and more! Lunch and live entertainment will follow the bus tour. To register, please contact the Brant County Health Unit at 519.753.4937 ext. 465. Deadline to register is September 24.

Location Date Time FeeAirport Community Hall Monday, October 1 9:30 am - 1:00 pm free

Coffee Time and Games in ScotlandLooking for a place to meet up for morning coffee to socialize with friends, but nothing in town is open? Come to the Scotland Community Centre where the coffee’s on and ready to serve! We have coffee and board games available if you want to challenge your brain while getting out of the house.

Location Date Time FeeScotland Community Centre Mondays, Sept. 15 - ongoing 9:00 - 11:00 am $2 / visit

Line Dancing at the Airport Community CentreJoin our volunteer instructor for an hour of fun! Line dancing is a great way to keep physically and mentally active. No partner required. No program December 26 or January 2.

Location Date Time FeeAirport Community Centre Mondays - no program Jan-Feb - returns March 1:30 - 2:30 pm $2 / visit

Seniors Drop-in Programs

Snow Buddies in BrantDo you have difficulty shovelling and clearing snow? Register with the County of Brant Snow Buddies Program and be paired with a youth who will help you with your snow removal. You can request a volunteer or paid buddy. Please note there is no guarantee you will be matched as matches rely on buddy availability. Contact us at 519.442.1818 for more information!

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Adult Fitness

Fitness Class Information No matter your schedule we have a fitness class for you! Check out our registered and drop-in classes. For updates on drop-in classes, please see our online fitness calendar at www.brant.ca/reccalendar.

Note: All County of Brant fitness instructors have their First Aid, CPR, and are certified Can-Fit-Pro Fitness Instruc-tor Specialists. Fitness classes do not run on statutory holidays or over Christmas break (Dec. 24 - Jan. 4).

Sign up for a registered fitness class!BoxingLocation: Syl Apps Community CentreThis class will focus on muscle conditioning and balance which will help strengthen bone mass, increase strength, and improve balance and posture. Weights and bands will be used in a safe and effective manner. For an extra challenge register for Advanced Boxing below!

Session Date Ages Time Fee BarcodeFS Wed., Sept.26 - Nov.28 16 years + 6:30-7:30 pm $65 / 10 weeks 00000634WS Wed., Jan.16 - Mar.27 16 years + 6:30-7:30 pm $65 / 10 weeks 00000636

Advanced BoxingSession Date Ages Time Fee BarcodeFS Wed., Sept.26 - Nov.28 16 years + 7:40-8:40 pm $65 / 10 weeks 00000635WS Wed., Jan.16 - Mar.27 16 years + 7:40-8:40 pm $65 / 10 weeks 00000637

POUND FitnessLocation: Holy Family School, ParisBecome the music in this exhilarating full-body workout that combines cardio, conditioning and strength training with yoga and pilates-inspired movements. Designed for all fitness levels, POUND (registered trademark) provides the perfect atmosphere to tone up and rock out! The workout is easily modifiable and appeals to men and women of all ages and abilities. Instructor: Angie O’Neil.

Session Date Ages Time Fee BarcodeFS Tues., Oct.2 - Dec.4 16 years + 7:00-8:00 pm $65 / 10 weeks 00000632WS Tues., Jan.22 - Apr.2 16 years + 7:00-8:00 pm $65 / 10 weeks 00000633

Yoga Drop-inImprove your flexibility, strength, and balance with easy-to-follow exercises that improve your overall health and well-being. Participants are always encouraged to work at their own pace, and beginners are always welcome. Bring a yoga mat if you have one! (Fitness mats available if needed).

Location Date Time FeeSyl Apps Community Centre Mon., Sept. 10 - ongoing 7:30-8:30 pm $7 / adult or $6 / 55yrs+ Syl Apps Community Centre Thurs., Sept. 6 - ongoing 1:30-2:30 pm $7 / adult or $6 / 55yrs+

Zumba Drop-inZumba is a fun, energetic way to move your body and elevate your mood! All fitness levels are welcome.Location Date Time FeeSyl Apps Community Centre Mon., Sept. 10 - ongoing 6:15-7:15 pm $7 / adult or $6 / 55yrs+

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FS Registration opens September 11 WS Registration opens January 8, 2019

Seniors Drop-in FitnessCardio Combo 55+This workout focuses on cardiovascular and muscular enhancement for the aging adult. This one-hour class involves movement, weights and overall body conditioning on and off the floor. Free weights are incorporated throughout the class. Bring your water and your shoes let’s get our cardio on! Fee: $6/visit

Location Date TimeSyl Apps Community Centre Mon., Sept. 10 - ongoing 9:30-10:30 am

Zumba Gold 55+Feel great and have fun while moving your body to energizing Latin, international, and popular rhythms! Work on your cardio, coordination, balance, strength and flexibility – all in a fun, welcoming atmosphere. No dance experience is required and you are always encouraged to move at your own pace. Fee: $6/visit

Location Date TimeSyl Apps Community Centre Wed., Sept. 5 - ongoing 9:30-10:30 am

Range of Motion PlusThis program caters to the young at heart and the body that is willing. Weights, walls, chairs, bean bags balls and bands are used to keep your mind and your body active. Body balance and strengthening is the main focus in this one hour class. Don’t forget your water! Fee: $6/visit

Location Date TimeSouth Dumfries Community Centre Tues., Sept. 4 - ongoing 11:00 am-12:00 pmSouth Dumfries Community Centre Fri., Sept. 7 - ongoing 12:00-1:00 pmBurford Community Centre Wed & Fri, Sept. 5 - ongoing 10:00-11:00 am

YogaFitThis class combines elements of yoga, such as posture, balance, flexibility and breathing with the use of light weights and body resistance to improve muscle strength. No experience or yoga mat is necessary. Exercises will be done standing up, and participants may choose to sit in a chair or lie down for the final relaxation segment. Fee: $6/visit

Location Date TimeSyl Apps Community Centre Fri., Sept. 7 - ongoing 9:30-10:30 am

Please note: Adult and senior registered and drop-in fitness classes DO NOT run on statutory holidaysand over Christmas break (December 24 - January 4).

Drop-in fitness: Yoga and Zumba are also being offered at the Scotland Community Centre. Pleasesee page 30 for more details.

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Applefest

St.GeorgeCome celebrate all things apple at this FEO Top 100 Event!Located on the Main Street of St. George from 10am-5pm each day,there is something for everyone.

Local entertainment stage, children's area, plenty of shopping and lots of food. It features local apple vendors, with fresh apples.

The festival is FREE for all to attend.

There is also a FREE street party on Saturday from the 6pm-10pm with beer garden. Visit www.stgeorgeapplefest.com for more information.

September 15th & 16th Downtown St. George

Visit www.burfordfair.ca

Grounds & Facilities for any event:Banquets, Receptions, Weddings, Trade

Shows, Auctions, Buck & Does,Fundraising, Community events & more

For more information:Call Chris at 519-449-2671 or 519-761-3036

[email protected]

6 Park Ave, Burford

Find parks & community centres in your neighbourhood.PLACES TO PLAYPLACES TO PLAY

Search the activity calendar for free or low cost programs.ACTIVITY CALENDARACTIVITY CALENDAR

Create an account for your organization & promote your free or low cost programs!

NEW!NEW!

Visit the NEW Active Grand website to discover ways you and your family can stay active at home and in the community!

Visit the NEW Active Grand website to discover ways you and your family can stay active at home and in the community!

ACTIVEGRAND.CA

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Skate/Fee Location Date TimeFree Optimist Burford Community Centre Sunday, December 30 1:00-2:00 pmFree Tim Brant Sports Complex Saturday, December 22 2:30-3:30 pmHorton Skates Burford Community Centre Sunday, December 23 1:00-2:00 pm

Brant Sports Complex Wednesday, January 2 9:30-10:30 amSouth Dumfries Community Centre Wednesday, January 2 10:30-11:30 amBurford Community Centre Wednesday, January 2 3:00-4:00 pmBrant Sports Complex Thursday, January 3 10:00-11:00 amSouth Dumfries Community Centre Thursday, January 3 10:30-11:30 amBurford Community Centre Thursday, January 3 3:00-4:00 pm

Free LaFarge Brant Sports Complex Sunday, December 23 1:00-2:30 pmNew Years Eve Brant Sports Complex-Beginner Monday, December 31 10:00-11:00 amFee:$3 Brant Sports Complex - Public Skate 10:00-11:00 amFamily Day All Community Centres Monday, February 18 10:00am-12:00 pmFee: $1 Burford, Paris and St.George

Free Ayr Brant Sports Complex Monday, March 11 2:00-4:00 pm - PublicFarmers Brant Sports Complex Monday, March 11 3:00-4:00 pm - BeginnerMutual South Dumfries Community Centre Tuesday, March 12 10:00-11:00 amInsurance Burford Community Centre Friday, March 15 2:00-3:00 pm

Skating at Brant Community Centres - Skates begin Sept 17 unless specified below

Holiday Skates in Brant - Thank-you to all Free Skate Sponsors!

Skate/Fee Location Day TimePublic Skating Brant Sports Complex Saturday Skates start Oct 13. Tuesday 6:30-7:30 pmFee: $3/each Saturday 2:30-3:30 pm

Burford Community Centre Start Oct 14. No skate Mar 24 Sunday 1:00-2:00 pmSouth Dumfries Community Centre Start Oct 14 Sunday 1:30-2:30 pm

Beginner Brant Sports Complex Starts October 13 Saturday 12:00-1:00 pmFee: $3/child

Parent & Tot Brant Sports Complex Starts October 15 Monday 9:30-11:30 amFree No skate Oct 8, Dec 24/26/31, Jan 2/21, Feb 18, Mar 11/13 Wednesday 9:30-11:30 am

Burford Community Centre No skate Oct 8, Dec 24/25/31 Jan 1, Feb 18 Monday/Tuesday 10:00-11:00 amSouth Dumfries Community Centre No skate Dec 27 & Jan 3 Thursday 10:00-11:00 am

Preschool Brant Sports Complex Friday 10:30-11:30 amStick & Puck No skate Sep 28, Nov 16, Dec 28, Jan 4, Feb 15/22, Mar 15/22Fee:$1/child Burford Community Centre No skate Dec 27, Jan 3 Thursday 10:00-11:30 amHelmet required South Dumfries Community Centre No skate Dec 26, Jan 2 Wednesday 10:00-11:30 am

Adult Brant Sports Complex No skate Oct 8, Dec 24//26/31, Feb 18 Monday 1:30-2:30 pmFee:$2 Wednesday 1:30-2:30 pm

Burford Community Centre No skate Dec 25/27, Jan 1 Tuesday 11:00 am-1:00 pmThursday 12:00-2:00 pm

South Dumfries Community Centre Monday 1:00-3:00 pm No skate Oct 8, Dec 24/26/31, Feb 18 Wednesday 1:00-3:00 pm

Adult Shinny South Dumfries Community Centre Wednesday 11:30 am-1:00 pm Fee: $5.75 No skate Dec 26/27 Thursday 11:30 am-1:00 pm

No skate Nov 3, Dec 1/25/29, Jan 1/5, Feb 16, Mar 23/30

No skate Oct 21, Nov 18, Jan 20, Feb, 24, Mar 24

No skate Nov 3, Dec 1/29, Jan 5, Feb 16, Mar 23/30

Please visit www.brant.ca/skates for rules and guidelines for all skates listed above.

Brant Sports Complex 519.442.1944 Burford Community Centre 519.449.5611 South Dumfries Community Centre 519.448.1831

Looking to book ice time? Or would your Organization like to sponsor a FREE skate?Contact Facility Booking for more information at 519.442.1944 or email [email protected]

Powerskate - Ages 9-13yrs Burford Community Centre Thursday 3:30-4:30 pm Fee: $2

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Family Programs

Paw Patrol Dance PartyGreat ready for a fun filled dance party with your favorite Paw Patrol characters. The first half hour you will have fun on the turf dancing with the characters and getting your picture taken. The second half of the event will be crafts and activities. Register early to avoid disappointment!

Session Location Date Time Fee BarcodeFS Syl Apps Community Centre Saturday, September 29 9:30-10:30 am $5 / child 00000792FS Syl Apps Community Centre Saturday, September 29 10:30-11:30 am $5 / child 00000793FS Syl Apps Community Centre Saturday, September 29 11:30 am-12:30 pm $5 / child 00000794

Nature Club Launch Event – NEW!Calling all families who enjoy nature! This drop-in event will have you networking with other nature loving families as you venture out for a guided hike, storybook walk and use your creative side stamp making and journal decorating.

Location Date Time FeeApps Mill Saturday, October 13 10:00 am-12:00 pm free

Count Craftula at Syl AppsBring the whole family down to the County of Brant’s annual pumpkin craft day! Come and decorate a pumpkin in a ghoulish design, have your face painted, play on the turf and enjoy yummy popcorn and hot chocolate. Don’t forget to stay for the spooky story time as well! This event is being offered in partnership with Community Services and the County of Brant Public Library. Please register each child that will be participating in a craft.

Session Location Date Time Fee BarcodeFS Syl Apps Community Centre Saturday, October 27 10:00 am-12:00 pm $2 / child 00000790

Halloween WalkBring you little one for a drop-in halloween walk at the Burford Community Centre! Lots of fun to be had with our community partners – don’t forget to wear your costume!

Location Date Time FeeBurford Community Centre Wednesday, October 31 9:00-11:00 am free

FS Registration opens September 11 WS Registration opens January 8, 2019

Sk8 for ALS Fundraiser - 5 Year Anniversary!NOW A TWO-DAY EVENT! Scooter competition: Saturday, September 15 • 11:00 am - 3:00 pmSkateboard competition: Sunday, September 16 • 12:00 - 4:00 pm

Hosted by Cole Hayward in memory of his Dad; this event raises funds and awareness for ALS Canada. Sponsored by local skateshops. Food tent, prizes, raffles, Sk8 for ALS swag, tunes, and more!

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Christmas CraftGet into the holiday spirit with a fun Christmas craft and a variety of games and activities on the turf. Please note: pre-registration is required for this activity.

Session Location Date Time Fee BarcodeFS Syl Apps Community Centre Saturday, December 15 10:00 am-12:00 pm $2 / child 00000791

Winter Holiday SkatesCome out for some fun and get some exercise with the whole family this winter! The County of Brant has lined up special holiday skates - from beginner to advanced, we’ve got you covered. Looking for more?See page 27 for additional skates (including the full Christmas break schedule).

Holiday Skate Location Date Time FeeNew Year’s Eve - Beginner Brant Sports Complex Monday, December 31 10:00 -11:00 am $3.00 New Year’s Eve - Public Brant Sports Complex Monday, December 31 10:00 -11:00 am $3.00 Family Day - Public Brant Sports Complex, Monday, February 18 10:00 am - 12:00 pm $1.00

Burford Community Centre & South Dumfries Community Centre

2019 Rec ExpoJoin us for the 3rd Annual Rec Expo in Brant! Check out the many sports groups, organizations and clubs in the County of Brant that offer services to children and youth. Register for programs and have all your questions answered. Plus free skates, draws, giveaways and more. Visit www.brant.ca/recexpo for more information and a list of participating groups.Date: Saturday, February 23, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Location: Brant Sports Complex - Lafarge Hall

February is Winter Active!Don’t miss out on 2019 Winter Active in Brant - fun activities all month long!

For more information, visit www.brant.ca/winteractive and follow us on Facebook and Twitter. @brantcommunity #brantwinteractive

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85 Simcoe St., Scotland 519.442.1944 www.brant.ca/scotland

Check out drop-in programs beginning September 24 Programs do not run on statutory holidays or Christmas Break - Dec 22-Jan 4 - please visit brant.ca/calendar for updates

Rentals Available We have the perfect space for you! Meetings, family gatherings & more!

Gymnasium** 60’ x 40’ / 150 $34.38 $171.90Malcolm Room 30’ x 23’ / 30 $29.25 $146.25Meeting Room 30’ x 23’ / 30 $29.25 $146.25* +HST ** Special ocassion permit $200

Space Size/Capacity Hourly* Daily Rate*

Call the Facility Booking Office for more information at 519.442.1944

Call &Book

Today!

Rentals include access to the kitchen area. AV equipment also available - including Computers and more.

Did you know there is a Youth Centre in Scotland?See page 19 for more information #youthinbrant

Did you know we offer registered programs at the Scotland Community CentreToddler - Discover & Play - see page 7 Parent & Tot, Tiny Tumbler & Kid Gym Gymnastics - see page 13

Children - Maker Mania, My Safe Life & Home Alone - see page 11 Youth - Babysitting & Kitchen Warrior - see page 17

PLUS - PA Day Camps - see page 15 and NEW - Afterschool Program - visit www.brant.ca/kidszone

Program Ages Day Start Date Time Cost

Kinderplay 1month - 6 yrs Tues/Thurs Sept 25 10:00-11:30 am $2/visit or $24/12 pass

Youth Drop-in Gym Time 12-18 yrs Mon Sept 24 6:00-8:00 pm $2/visit or Free with BYC

Drop-in Coffee & Games 50 yrs + Mon Sept 15 9:00-11:00 am $2/visit

Drop-in Badminton 16 yrs + Thurs Sept 27 7:00-9:00 pm

Drop-in Pickleball 16 yrs + Mon/Wed Sept 24 1:00-3:00 pm

Drop-in Yoga 16 yrs + Tues Sept 25 7:00-8:00 pm

Drop-in Zumba 16 yrs + Wed Sept 26 7:00-8:00 pm

$2/visit or $24/12 pass

$2/visit or $24/12 pass

$2/visit or $24/12 pass

$6/senior&student $7/adult

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Drop-in Programs on the Turf51 William St., Paris 519.442.3342 www.brant.ca/sylapps

See program start dates, programs run until May 2019, no programs on statutory holidays or Christmas Break Dec 24-Jan 4, unless specified below. Special drop-in dates below - please visit www.brant.ca/reccalendar for updates

Please contact us for dates available and more information!

Book Your Birthday Party on the Turf!

Soccer • Baseball • Lacrosse • Football • RugbySports Turf Field Rates

FIFA 2 Star Standard • Xtreme Turf Premier ST45 with ProPlay Shockpad & NEXXFILL Infill SoccerFall/Winter Rates (+ HST): Primetime Youth: $120.50 Primetime Adult: $139.25Non Primetime Youth: $88.00 Non Primetime Adult: $103.50Call the Facility Booking Office to Book the Turf! 519.442.1944

Punch Cards are available for Drop-in Turf Programs - Purchase at Syl Apps. Financial Assistance is available for Kinderplay Punch Cards - contact 519.442.1818.

Did you know there is a Youth Centre at Syl Apps?See page 19 for more information #youthinbrant

Program Ages Day Start Date Time Cost

Kinderplay* 1 month - 6 yrs Mon/Wed/Thurs Sept 17 10:00-11:30 am $3/visit or $27/10 passKinderplay - no program Nov 16* Fri - NEW Sept 21 2:00-3:30 pm

Walking on the Turf All ages Mon/Wed/Fri Sept 17 11:30 am-1:00 pm $1/visit or $25/season

Walking on the Turf All ages Tues/Thurs $1/visit or $25/season

RC Flyers 16 yrs + Mon/Wed $6/adult or $5/55yrs+

Fly Fishing 16 yrs + Fri

8:30 -10:00 am

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Dec 7-Mar 29 9:00-11:00 am $6/adult or $5/55yrs+

PA Day on the Turf

Drop-in Soccer 6-12 yrs Fri, Nov 16 2:00-4:00 pm $3/each

Drop-in Soccer 6-12 yrs Fri, Apr 12 2:00-4:00 pm $3/each

* Kinderplay runs Jan 3 & 4.

Your package includes: • Invitations • Games & Activity Guide • Gift for the Birthday Child • 1 hour of bothTurf & Lobby TimeEquipment available: Parachute, Tunnels, Giant 40” Soccer Ball & More!Cost: $123.90 + HST Call the Facility Booking Office to Book Your Party! 519.442.1944

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For more information please contact Community Services at 519.442.1818 or email [email protected]

COMMUNITY CENTRES & COMMUNITY HALLSBrant West Burford Community Centre Facility Supervisor 519.449.5611

Bethel Community Hall Elaine Elgie 519.442.3018 Scotland Community Centre Facility Booking Office 519.442.1944

Brant/ Airport Community Centre Facility Booking Office 519.442.1944Oakland/ Cainsville Community Centre Lianne Cross 519.752.2401Onondaga Mt.Pleasant Community Centre Mt.Pleasant Optimist 226.208.2225

Pinegrove & Howell Community Hall 519.761.7587 Oakland Community Centre Oakland Service Office 519.446.2924 Onondaga Community Hall 519.754.7042

Paris Brant Sports Complex Facility Manager 519.442.1944 Syl Apps Community Centre Facility Supervisor 519.442.3342 Paris Lawn Bowling Clubhouse Mary Parkhill 519.442.7352 Paris Community Pool & Splashpad After May 30 519.442.7311 Walter Williams Amphitheatre Facility Booking Office 519.442.1944

South South Dumfries Community Centre Facility Supervisor 519.448.1831Dumfries Glen Morris Centennial Hall Dana Hergott 519.740.4333

St. George Lawn Bowling Club Dave Pierce 519.448.3829

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Facility Ice Rates at County of Brant Community CentresIce rental rates apply to the Burford Community Centre, the Brant Sports Complex and the South Dumfries Community Centre. Facility Rates are coordinated through the Facility Booking Office (located at the Brant Sports Complex). Please phone 519.442.1944 or email [email protected] for more information.

Ice Day/Time Fee (+HST)Youth Prime Monday - Friday - 5:00-10:00 pm. Saturday/Sunday all day. $141.25Adult Prime Monday - Friday - 5:00-10:00 pm. Saturday/Sunday all day. $195.00Adult/Youth Non Prime Monday - Friday - 8:00 am-5:00 pm and after 10:00 pm $121.00Junior/Regional Monday - Friday - 5:00-10:00 pm. Saturday/Sunday all day. $165.50

Rates apply from September 8, 2018 - April 1, 2019.

Many tournaments and special events run throughout the Fall/Winter at County of Brant Community Centres, visit www.brant.ca/events for more information!

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Facility Booking Office 519.442.1944/1.888.850.2066 [email protected]

2018 Hall and Room Rates (effective until March 31, 2019) HST extra on all rates

Lafarge Hall 120 35’ X 61’ = 2,135 sq. ft. $36.25 $186.50 $365.00 ContactPunter or Dumfries Room 35 19’ X 35’ = 665 sq. ft. $29.50 $148 $148 n/aConference Room 12 10’6” X 18 = 189 sq. ft. $16 $80 $80 *TV/DVD, Computer Projector & Flipcharts available for rent*

Banquet Hall 170 35’ X 59’ = 2,065 sq. ft. $35.00 $192.50 $288 $400.00

Mary Lowes Community 35 18’ X 38’ = 684 sq. ft. $30.25 $149.35 $149.35 n/aRoom

Banquet Hall 300 62’ X 73’ = 4,526 sq.ft. $42.35 $310.00 $554.00 $668.00

Community Room 50 20’ X 44’ = 880 sq.ft. $30.25 $149.35 $149.35 n/a

Commemorative Hall 265 47’ X 145’ = 6,815 sq.ft. $36.25 $310 $465.00 $625.00

Banquet Hall 100 59’ X 38’ = 2242 sq. ft. $23.00 $130 $233.00 $336.29

Malcolm Community Room 30 30’ X 23’ = 690 sq. ft. $29.25 $146.25 $146.25 n/a

Meeting Room 2 30 30’ X 23’ = 690 sq. ft. $29.25 $146.25 $146.25 n/a

Gymnasium 150 60’ X 40’ = 2400 sq. ft. $34.38 $171.90 $171.90 $200

Banquet Hall & Room Rentals

Liability Insurance coverage is required for ALL bookings at County owned facilities. Insurance can be purchased through any service provider, but is offered as a convenience to the customer through the Facility Booking office. Insurance will be offered at the time of booking in the amount of $2 million or $5 million through the service provider Programmed Insurance Brokers Inc. Insurance coverage is required for activities such as alcohol functions, sports, programs, meetings, social gatherings & special events. Organizations and groups that have insurance coverage through a governing body or provincial sports association will only be required to provide a certificate of insurance as proof of insurance coverage. The following coverage is offered through the program; Premises Property & Operations, Blanket Tenants Legal Liability, Occurrence Basis Property Damage, Liability for injury to participants, Voluntary Medical Payments, Personal Injury, Cross Liability Insurance. The complete description of coverage is available for review. Please contact the Facility Booking Office at 519-442-1944 for more information regarding the applicable rate associated with your booking or view the information online at www.brant.ca.

South Dumfries Brant Sports Complex South Dumfries Brant Sports Complex Burford Community CentreGaukel Family Hall Dumfries Room Meeting Room Lafarge Hall Banquet Hall

Space Capacity Dimensions Hourly Sun-Thurs Fri/Sat Special Rate Daily Rate Daily Rate Occasion Permit

Great Spaces for your Event! Weddings, Corporate Meetings, Birthdays, Anniversaries & More!

Brant Sports Complex 944 Powerline Rd, Paris 519.442.1944

Burford Community Centre 14 Potter Dr, Burford 519.449.5611

South Dumfries Community Centre 7 Gaukel Dr, St George 519.448.1831

Syl Apps Community Centre 51 William St, Paris 519.442.3342

Airport Community Centre 3 Airport Rd, Brantford 519.442.1944

Scotland Community Centre 85 Simcoe St, Scotland 519.442.1944

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COMMUNITY CONTACTS...SPORTS CLUBS, ORGANIZATIONS, AFFILIATESBrant West Groups Contact Contact Information25th Burford BPSA Dawn Horst 519.732.7572 [email protected] County 4H Association Elaine Elgie 519.756.4515 [email protected] Agricultural Society Chris Hastings 519.449.2671 [email protected] /www.burfordfair.caBurford Bulldogs Terry Chant 519.771.4967 [email protected] Co-ed Baseball League Michelle Schooley [email protected] Co-op Preschool Mhairi Frommer 519.449.3127 [email protected]/www.burford/preschool.caBurford Dancers Betty Shrubb 519.449.3163Burford Figure Skating Club Deanna Boilard 519.442.4935 [email protected] Lions Club Paul Kennette [email protected] Masonic Lodge Ben Mannen 519.458.4421 [email protected] Minor Hockey Kent Sinclair www.burfordminorhockey.comBurford Mens League Baseball Jon Chambers 519.771.2633 [email protected] Optimist Steve Nizielski [email protected] / www.burfordoptimist.caBurford Old Rockers Hockey Team Dave Greenwood 519.449.5812 [email protected] Youth Baseball Jamie Pike 519.424.7366 [email protected] Youth Soccer Justin Hoogstraten [email protected] Rebekah Lodge Helen McLaren 519.449.2616 [email protected] Class Step Class, HIIT + Interval Sally Davis 519.449.2690 [email protected] Betty Harrison 519.449.5951 [email protected]

Scotland Optimist Diane Patenaude 519.861.2992 [email protected] Seniors Mary Osborne 519.484.2414Scotland Masonic Lodge #193 Larry Azzopardi 519.446.3252 [email protected] Brant Lions Bill Crawford 519.443.7689 [email protected] Masonic Lodge #519 R.W. Bro Allan Haggith519.466.2295 [email protected] Adult Volleyball League Marjorie Davis 519.753.1706 [email protected] Community Mens Club Larry Crump 519.484.2447 [email protected] Club-Mt. Pleasant Area Walt Vogt 519.752.0618 [email protected]. Pleasant Community Centre Mt.Pleasant Optimist 226.208.2225Brant Youth Volleyball Club Richard Beedham 519.448.3785 [email protected]

Brant Christian Slo-Pitch Spencer Kerssies [email protected] Seasons Sports Roller Hockey Brock Murray 519.771.8181 [email protected]. Rugars (rug hooking) Sue Jones [email protected] Spirits Artisans of Paris Barbara MacDonald [email protected]/www.kindredspiritsartisans.caKiwanis Club of Paris-Brant Christine Hurst 519.757.6776 www.parisbrantkiwanis.orgMerchant Old Timer’s Scott Heard 519.442.5549 [email protected] 4 on 4 John Peirce [email protected]/paris4on4.comParis Agricultural Society (Paris Fair) Cheryl Muir 519.442.2823 [email protected]/www.parisfair.comParis Community Policing Committee 519.442.1818 Paris Curling Club 519.442.4678 www.pariscurlingclub.comParis Figure Skating Club [email protected] Horticultural Society Doug Hanna 519.442.6703 [email protected] Industrial Hockey League [email protected] Ladies 3 Pitch League Pam Whiting 519.755.0501 [email protected] Lawn Bowling [email protected] Lions Club Ted Bickell 519.442.7002 [email protected] Minor Hockey Guy Rathbone 519.658.7470 www.parisminorhockey.comParis Mounties Todd Wood 519.861.1249 [email protected]/www.parismounties.com

Brant-Mt. Pleasant-Oakland Contact Phone EmailScotland-Onondaga Groups

Paris Groups Contact Phone Email

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COMMUNITY CONTACTS...SPORTS CLUBS, ORGANIZATIONS, AFFILIATESParis Groups Continued Contact Contact Information

South Dumfries Groups Contact Contact Information

Paris Museum & Historical Society Cate Breaugh 519.442.9295 [email protected] Optimist Club Marilyn McCulloch 519.442.5227 [email protected] Performers Theatre Terri Graham 519.302.0169 [email protected] Recreational Co-ed Softball Jeff Lalonde 519.802.7773 [email protected] Ringette Association Michelle Falkiner 519.442.6187 [email protected] Soccer Club Krista Arndt 519.774.0648 [email protected] Senior Citizens Club #99 Gail Clarke 519.442.4511Paris Tennis Club Tom Tranmer [email protected]/www.theparisclub.ca Paris Wado Kai Karate Kathy Usik 519.458.4135 [email protected] Youth Softball [email protected] in Paris Christine Hurst 519.802.7026 [email protected]’s Masonic Lodge #82 Mike Johnston 519.771.5665 [email protected] River Soccer League Victor Verburgh 519.717.2425 [email protected] Not City Missions - Paris Location Charlie 519.759.2221 [email protected] Paris Scouts Sheila Sager [email protected]

Brant Heritage Quilters Guild [email protected]/www.BrantHeritageQuiltersGuild.comOldtimer Hockey Old Draggins Trevor McLean [email protected] Dumfries Figure Skating Club [email protected]/www.southdumfriesfigureskatingclub.com South Dumfries Historical Society Cliff Jones Jr. 519.448.3265 [email protected]. George Friday Night Co Ed Slo Pitch League Joanne Brooks 519.770.7779 [email protected]. George Co-op Nursery School Debb Gagen 519.448.1835 [email protected] George Childrens Centre Melissa Billing 519.448.1319 [email protected]. George Garden Club Shirley Steedman 519.448.1442 [email protected]. George Ladies Rec. Slo-Pitch League Allison McDonald 519.717.4034 [email protected]. George Lawn Bowling Club Dave Pierce 519.448.3829 [email protected] St. George Lions Club Cheryl Hewitson 519.448.3354 [email protected]. George Masonic Lodge #243 Ron Rowe Sr. [email protected]. George Mens Rec Slo-Pitch Jeff Reynolds 519.732.4929 [email protected] St. George Minor Ball Wendy Johnstone 905.746.8600 [email protected]/www.stgeorgeminorball.caSt. George Minor Hockey Trevor McLean [email protected]. George Old Timers Fastball Brad Markle 519.448.3744 [email protected]. George Soccer Club 519-865-3485 [email protected]/www.stgeorgesoccer.powerupsports.comSouth Dumfries Tennis Club Denis Andre 519.448.1889 [email protected]. George Women’s Institute Jeanette McAndrew 519.448.3923

Can’t find a contact or have an update? Contact us and we can try to help! Call: 519.442.1818 Email: [email protected]

T hank-you to all those that volunteertheir time! Your make our communities great!

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Paddling timesGlen Morris to Paris: 2.5-3.5 hrsParis to Brant Park: 3-4 hrsBrant Park to Cockshutt Bridge 3-4 hrsCockshutt Bridge to Newport Bridge (The Oxbow): 3.5-5 hrsNewport Bridge to Chiefswood: 5-7 hrs

Pick up a copy of the Outdoor Adventure Map for more information on paddling in the County of Brant - also view online at brant.ca/paddle

Glen Morris - Eric Thomlinson Access Ramp Access #16. Forbes Street. (Also access to the Cambridge to Paris Rail Trail.)

Penman's Dam Access #17. Willow Street, Paris. A landing dock and walkway on the east bank help you portage around the dam.

Bean Park Access #18. Spencer Street, south end of Paris

Brant Park Access #19. 119 Jennings Rd., Brantford. Pull out above Wilkes Dam. (Entry fee to park)

Ballantyne Drive Access #20 Brantford

Gilkison's Flats Access #21. Gilkison Street, Brantford. A low-lying area just south of the Veteran's Memorial Bridge.

Cockshutt Bridge Access #22 Erie Avenue, Brantford. Boat ramp and parking.

Newport Bridge, on Newport Road just after it goes under Brant County Road 18.

Chiefswood Tent and Trailer Park. Access#23. Chiefswood Road near Highway 54. (Entry fee)

Pick up your copy of the Outdoor Adventure Map at anyCounty of Brant Office, Community Centre or view at www.brant.ca/trailsHiking • Cycling • Paddling

Trails To Explore

SC Johnson Trail The trail runs 14 km between Paris & Brantford.

Cambridge to Paris The 18 km trail follows the Grand River through lush Carolinian forest with spectacular river overlooks en route.

Hamilton to Brantford Trail users can enjoy 32 km of completely resurfaced trail on the abandoned roadbed of the Toronto, Hamilton & Buffalo Railway (TH & B). Horseback riding is permitted on the Hamilton to Brantford Rail Trail. Maps available at www.grandriver.ca-trails

TH & B Rail Trail* The trail runs 12 km from Brantford through Mt.Pleasant and Oakland/Scotland to the County of Brant boundary. You can travel all the way to Port Dover. LE & N Rail Trail This stonedust trail runs 4 km from the City of Brantford - Conklin Rd area to the \ Mt. Pleasant Nature Park. Maps available at www.brant.ca/trails

Enjoy the Lions Trail along Maple Ave N in Burford & the Nith River Trailat Lions Park in Paris. Visit www.brant.ca/trails for more information on trails in the County of Brant.

Trail Notices: Penman’s Pass pedestrian bridge will remain closed for the summer while erosion control measures are installed along the east bank as a result of spring flood damage � *TH & B Rail Trail is closed from Ellis Ave. to Shellards Lane.

Play On The Grand - Paddle, Fish & More!

Commercial Outfitters are required to obtain a permit for Glen Morris & Penman’s Dam (drift boats only at Bean Park). Contact 519-442-1818 for more information.

Natural Ice Rinks and Tobogganing AreasNATURAL ICE RINKS* Paris Area - Optimist Park St. George Area - Sunny Hill Park Brant West - Mt. Pleasant Park*Rinks are built and maintained by Community Volunteers at these local parks and are subject to weather conditions. TOBOGGANING AREAS Paris Area - Bemrose Park St.George Area - King William Park Brant West - Farringdon Park

Please note Parks & Trails are not inspected on a regular basis in the Winter Months (Nov 1-May 1). Please use at your own risk. Contact [email protected] to report any maintenance issues or call 519-442-1818.

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Accessibility Services 15 Curtis Ave N., Paris, ON N3L 3W1

www.brant.ca/accessibility

ACCESSIBLE

SENSITIVE

Santa is coming to town on December 8This special visit with Santa is reserved for children who require a sensory-friendly environment.

If you, or someone you know might have a child who would enjoy meeting this Santa contact [email protected] or 519-442-1818 x. 3204 for more details.

The 2018 Municipal and School Board Elections will be held on Monday, October 22. Advance Voting sessions will be held on Monday, October 1 and Saturday, October 13

Voter NotificationVoter notification cards will be mailed in September with details on voting locations, times and identification requirements.

If you do not receive a card or you want to check if you are on the Voters’ List, please contact the Council Services Division. Additions, deletions and corrections to the information can also be made by contacting the Division.

If you are unable to vote at any of the advance / voting day locations, you may appoint a proxy to vote on your behalf. Please contact us for information on the necessary process.

Please bring your identification to the voting location. The list of acceptable identification is published on the Voter Notification Cards. If you do not have identification, an oath may be sworn at the polling station.

Any questions about the election process or voting day procedures, contact the Council Services Division as outlined below.

Candidates’ InformationContact information for all certified candidates and information on upcoming events is available through the Elections Website (www.brant.ca/elections).

Be a part of the elections process! Contact us for further information on various positions available.

County of Brant - Council Services Division26 Park Avenue, P.O. Box 160, Burford ON N0E 1A0T (519.449.2451) | F (519.449.2454) | [email protected]

ELECTIONS2018

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• Build Leadership Skills • Make a difference in your community

• Work with Children & Youth • Gain experience • Meet Friends

• Great opportunity for those going in the fields of Education,

Recreation, E.C.E. & Tourism

• Earn your Community Service hours in a fun and active environment

Community Services has many Volunteer Opportunities throughout the year in: • Toddler, Children, Teen, Adult & Senior Recreation Programs • Parks & Facilities

• Tourism & Community Development (Community Festivals & Events)

Volunteer Application Forms can be completed online at www.brant.ca/volunteer

Program locations vary throughout the County of Brant. Applicants must be 13 yrs of age.

Give back to your Community!

County of Brant Volunteers make a difference in our community!

Volunteer in Brant!

Cemeteries Division

Cemetery Office Open Mon to Fri, 8:30am - 4:30pm 116 King Edward St. 519-442-3822

Columbarium Niches are available at the Burford Pioneer Cemetery, Paris Cemetery and St. George Cemetery

The new section at the St. George Cemetery is now open and cremation lots as well as full burial lots are available for purchase.For more information please contact the County of Brant Cemetery Office at 519-442-3822

Burford St.George Paris

A columbarium is a structure consisting of a series of niches which are sealed compartments for the interment of cremated remains . It offers both a place of safe-keeping for cremated remains, and also a peaceful gathering place, where our most cherished loved ones can be remembered,honored and celebrated.

Columbarium Niche prices start at $1599.00Memorial Trees/Benches are also available starting at $400.00

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5TOP 6 TIPS TO BEING A GOOD NEIGHBOUR

YARD MAINTENANCE AND PROPERTY

STANDARDS

NOISETREECONSERVATION

ANIMAL CONTROL LITTERING PARKING 1 32 4 6

Cut and maintain yourgrass to a height of20 cm or less. Maintainyour yard to be free ofdebris and ensure thatall buildings are in good repair.

Call before you cut! Ifyou are consideringremoving trees on yourproperty, contact theCounty of Brant By-lawEnforcement office.

How can we help? For more information on these and other By-laws or to report a concern,please contact By-law Enforcement at 519-449-2451 or [email protected]

Dogs must be kept on a leash unless on private property with consent of the owner or at a leash free dog park. Residents are allowed to keep (3) adult dogs and (3) household cats subject to exceptions. Spay/Neuter outside cats to reduce overpop-ulation and nuisance behaviours.

Littering and illegaldumping on municipalhighways, municipalproperties and privateproperty without consent is prohibited. Keep our County beautiful and report any littering or illegal dumping.

Certain activities thatcause noise are notallowed at certaintimes of day. There arealso general rules fornoise in effect at alltimes of day such asbarking dogs or noisefrom sound producingdevices or instruments.

Vehicles cannot beparked in the samespot for more than 24hours. Pay attention tosignage. Several areasin the County havetime-limited parking.

Live • Work • Play • Visit

We are here for you! Did you know the County of Brant is social?

@brantcommunityCounty of Brant

Facebook • Twitter • Instagram • Follow us today!

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SPORTS HALL OF FAMEDid you know we have 4 Sports Hall of Fame Locations in BrantBrant West • Brant / Oakland / Onondaga • Paris • South DumfriesThe Goal of these Sports Halls in Brant is to recognize individuals and teams that have achieved greatness in the areas of sport, fitness and wellness. Personal accomplishments in sport (Athletes) as well as being builders in the community (Community Builders) are celebrated at these annual ceremonies.

Upcoming Ceremonies: Brant/Oakland/Onondaga - September 13 Brant West - October 6

Have an individual or team you would like to nominate or would like more information on our Sports Halls? Please visit www.brant.ca/sportshall, nominations for 2019 are now open and close on November 30, 2019.

“Screen time” is time spent looking at a screen-based device, such as a smartphone, tablet,

computer or television. Balancing this screen time, especially during snack, meal and bed times helps

promote healthier habits and contribute to better quality sleep for kids.

Learn more at

brant.ca/HealthyKids.ca

HEALTHY KIDS C O M M U N I T Y C H A L L E N G E

B R A N T F O R D ‐ B R A N T

Power Off & Play to keep balance in their day

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Fire Department & Emergency Planning

Fire Department and Emergency Planning 61 Dundas St E Paris, ON N3L 3H1Ph: 519.442.4500 Fax: 519.442.4590

In an emergency, you and your family will need: 1) A Plan that includes family contact numbers, an evacuation plan with evacuation routes, emergency contact numbers and procedures to shut off utilities; 2) A 72hr Emergency Kit that includes flashlights with batteries, bottled water, food, medications, first aid kit, hand sanitizer and a battery-operated or crank radio; 3) To Be Informed by knowing what websites, radio stations and social media accounts to follow using your smart phone or radio.

Your plan should be kept with your kit in an easy to carry bag and in a readily accessible location that is known to each member of the residence.

Information on how to create your 72 hour kit is available at: www.brant.ca/emergencyplanning or Emergency Management Ontario

72HOURS

IS YOUR FAMILYPREPARED?

PUBLIC WORKS WATER DIVISION

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS...Who can I call if I have concerns about unusual taste,odour or colour in my drinking water?If you obtain your water from a private well contact the BrantCounty Health Unit at 519-753-4937.If you obtain your water from the municipal system, watermainrepairs, construction, flushing, or other maintenance work in yourarea can cause some rust and scale products, which normallyadhere to the inside of the watermain, to break away. This sedimentdisturbance may cause water to appear dirty. Open fire hydrants canalso cause this temporary inconvenience. Though this discolouredwater is safe, it is unappealing and it can stain your laundry. If thiscondition occurs in your system, allow a cold tap to run for five to tenminutes until the water clears. If the condition persists or you wish tospeak to someone concerning water quality, contact the County ofBrant Water Division.

What do I do if the water pipes are leaking?If you experience an internal problem such as a broken water pipein your home or building, you can shut the water off at your mainshut-off valve, usually located in the basement. If the shut-off valveis broken or you are unable to turn it off, contact the Water Divisionto shut off the water at the curb stop. It is the homeowner’s responsibility to repair the inside shut-off valve.Should you ever notice a continuous flow of water in the road, pleasereport it as soon as possible. Watermain breaks may surface as water ponding or flowing on the roadway. A main break can cause the loss of substantial amounts of water and damage the roadway as well.

Are there any Water Conservation measures in place?A County By-Law restricts outdoor water use to every other day between the hours of 7 am to 9 am and 7 pm to 9 pm. Even-numbered municipal addresses are permitted to water on even-numbered days. Odd-numbered municipal addresses are permitted to water on odd-numbered days. There are some exceptions for new planting. For more details refer to the County’s website.

How do I know if my water meter is reading properly?Could there be a leak?If you suspect you may have a leak, turn off all water consumingappliances inside and outside of your home. Read your meter. Ifthe test dial (red triangle) on your meter is spinning, water is flowingthrough the meter. You may also want to monitor your meter readsovernight. Take a reading before you go to bed and a reading firstthing in the morning before you use any water. If the numbers havechanged, this may indicate that there is a leak somewhere in yourhome. Remember that toilets are the number one source of leaks!Should your recorded water use change suddenly for no obviousreason, (lawn watering, more people in the home, away for a longperiod of time), report this to Energy+ Inc. so that it can be investigated.

Should you have specific questions regarding billings andcollections, for water or wastewater, contact Energy+ Inc. at 1-877-871-2215 or [email protected].

The Water Division is located in the County Administraion Office at 26 Park Ave, Burford.

We can be contacted by telephone at 519-449-2451 or toll free at 1-888-250-2295,

via email at [email protected], andthrough the internet at www.brant.ca/waterservices

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2018 Household Hazardous Waste Event will be held at 1249A Colborne St. West (Mount Vernon) on Saturday, September 22, 2018

(9:00 AM - 4:00 PM).

Urban Area Yard Waste Curbside Collection Program DETAILED MAPS, SCHEDULE AND SET OUT REQUIREMENTS ARE AT WWW.BRANT.CA;

• Collection occurs on your regular curbside waste collection day.

• Containers / bundles to the curbside by 7:00 AM. • Bundles tied with twine (max size 2 ft. in diam. and 4 ft.

in length) at the curbside containing limbs/branches less than 7.5 cm (3 inches) in diam.

• Open top rigid containers or paper yard waste bags are acceptable. Plastic bags will not be collected.

Watch for the NEW large format County calendar in your mailbox this fall. It contains even more information on County programing, including;

• Community events and services, and recreation programming.

• Curbside collection maps and special collection days. Furniture and Appliance (Bulky Waste) Curbside

Collection. 2 collections per year (single family residential locations only, $25.00 per pickup). Call Public Works (888-250-2295) to request/schedule a pickup. Details at www.brant.ca.

Need another blue box or a composter? Blue boxes (16 gallon and 22 gallon) ($6.00) and composters ($35.00), can be purchased at all customer service offices, and at the waste management facilities.

Solid Waste Information Update

7:00 AM

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Solid waste management information is available at www.brant.ca, your local customer service office, or call

Public Works at 519-449-2451 or (888)-250-2295.

Download the County of Brant’s free Recycle Coach Mobile App at www.recyclecoach.com

Get quick access to information on collection schedules, acceptable materials, program details and updates, set reminders, and much more.

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Rink Boards, Banners, & more! Promote your business in Brant Facilities! Visit www.brant.ca/advertise for rates & more information

COMMUNITY CENTRES & PARKS

To book your ad please email [email protected] or call 519.442.1818

www.goodtimesinbrant.com

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Triggers & Bows 340 Bishopsgate Road, Burford, Ont. N0E 1A0

Phone 519-449-1001 l Fax 519-449-2002 l Email: [email protected] l www.triggersandbows.com

Courses:

P.A.L. Restricted and Non-Restricted Range Safety l Hunter Safety Training Intro To Archery l Intro To Firearms l Day Camps

· Competitive firearm leagues

· Competitive archery leagues - Junior 8 to 12 years of age,

Intermediate 12 to 16 yrs and Senior 17 and over.

· Private and group or class lessons for both firearms and archery

· Rentals by lane or package

· Birthday, retirement, bachelor and bachelorette celebrations

· Large private rental room for your company’s board meetings,

training or business meetings, etc.

· Catering of meals or snacks available

Book your corporate training session, board meeting, etc., and

follow up with a snack or meal and half an hour on the ranges with

our trained and licensed range officers.

Visit www.triggersandbows.com or tbshootingrange.ca for more information.

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Stay Connected 24/7 When the Power Goes Out.

New! Toll Free Outage Line: 1-833-POWER-01 (769-3701)Check the Outage Map to see if the outage has already been reported.

Call 24/7/365 to report a new outage, power emergency, or provide information to helpcrews (i.e. heard a loud bang): 1-833-POWER-01 (769-3701).

Power Outage Safety Tips

Avoid downed powerlines. Call 9-1-1 and keep people and petsback at least 10 metres (33 feet) – about the length of a school bus.

Turn off the stove. If you were cooking when the power went out,turn off the stove, oven or other cooking appliances right away.

Hold off on cleaning up. Don’t clear tree branches or storm debrisuntil the power is disconnected or powerlines are repaired.

outages.energyplus.ca 1-833-POWER-01 (769-3701) EnergyPlusInc Energy+Inc