2015 Spring/Summer Community Services Guide

COMMUNITYSERVICES GUIDESPRING | SUMMER 2015

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sHanover Council 4Open for Business 5P & H Centre 7Parks, Recreation & Culture Department 8How to Register 9Registration Form 10Swim Lesson & Program Options 11Regional Aquatic Centre Swim Lessons 12Spring Aquatic Swim Lessons 2015 13Summer Aquatic Swim Lessons 2015 14Children’s Pool Programs 15Advanced Aquatic Courses 16 - 17Adult Pool Programs 18Pool Admission & Schedule Changes 192015 Spring Pool Schedule 202015 Summer Pool Schedule 21Kamp Kummoniwannago 22 - 25Specialty Camps 26 - 28

Longest Day of Play 30Indoor Walking/Running Track 31Adult, Teen & Senior Programs 32 - 33March Break 34New Projects & Initiatives 35Parks, Trails, Cemetery & Outdoor Facilities 36Outdoor Athletic Facilities 37Culture Services 38Town of Hanover Facilities 39 CAO/Clerk & Corporate Services 41Hanover Police Service 42Public Works Department 43Building & Economic Development 44Hanover Fire Department 45Hanover Public Library 46Community Organizations 47 - 49Canada Day & Pop Up Museum 50

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Spring/Summer Registration NightThursday March 5, 2015 | 7:00 - 8:30pm | P & H Centre

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Mayor’s MessageIt’s an exciting time as Council, Boards and Committees begin transitioning into our new roles. We’re busy continuing the good work of our previous Council and preparing to refocus our municipal priorities, beginning with an update to our strategic plan. The term we hear most often is “progressive.” To me, this means working with our residents, neighbours and stakeholders to achieve Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic and Timely economic development, youth retention and regional collaboration goals.

A glance through this guide demonstrates some of these goals and shows our committment to providing the best services possible to serve our community and our region. I’m so proud of our offerings and there are two Spring/Summer activites I’d like to share with you. Starting with some warm summer thoughts, and my favourite passtime: summer strolls along the Saugeen River. There is no better way to start your day than with a relaxing walk on our trails! Once summer is in full swing, I look forward to our Sights & Sounds Festival. I hope you will join us for a celebration of music, arts and culture. Hanover’s Biggest Block Party rolls into town the last full weekend of July. Save the date - July 23 to 26, 2015!

Sue Paterson, Mayor, Town of Hanover519.364.2780 x 230 | [email protected]

Council MeetingsHanover Council meets in the Council Chambers located on the 2nd floor at the Civic Centre, 341 10th Street, Hanover.

Council Meetings are structured and formal in nature. The Committee of the Whole is responsible for making recommendations to Council on issues affecting the Town. Council and Committee of the Whole meetings are held on Mondays @ 7:00 pm. The Council schedule, agenda and minutes may be viewed on the Town of Hanover website at www.hanover.ca/council.

Members of the public are invited to attend all regular Council and Committee of the Whole meetings.

HanoverCouncil

Corporate ValuesProgressivePublic ServiceAccountabilityPositive Working EnvironmentResponsible

For more details,please visit our website www.hanover.ca/hanover-council

Sue Paterson, [email protected] | 519.364.2780 x 230

Selwyn Hicks, Deputy [email protected] | 519.364.1248 (H)

Steve Fitzsimmons, [email protected] | 519.364. 0134 (H)

Peter Hambly, [email protected] | 519.364. 5058 (H)

Rick Hopkins, [email protected] | 519.364.4496 (H)

Ed King, [email protected] | 519.364.4690 (H)

Hazel Pratt-Paige, [email protected] | 519.379.4300 (C)



Hanover is Connected & Open For Business!We've been talking a lot about connectivity and investment ready status across the County lately. Whether businesses are looking for an Industrial or Downtown setting, we are working hard to ensure we're open for business! We're thrilled to share that the second phase of our Industrial/Business Park expansion is well underway. Our first tenant, Alternative Medical Solutions (AMS) is nearing the end of construction of their 50,000 sq. ft. facility. Roads and servicing will be completed Spring of 2015. Together with Wightman Telecom, we are ensuring the expansion is connected with the fastest broadband speeds available. Fibre Optic infrastructure is being installed to all parcels as we speak. We also have a small handful of properties available for sale and lease in Downtown Hanover – all are eligible for improvement grants through the Façade Incentive Program. We're investing in, and for our businesses. Join us!

Fun fact - in 2014, Downtown Hanover welcomed five new businesses and two succession purchases to keep our business community growing! Our vacancy rate is just 4.8%, just shy of the recommended 5%.

Initiative HighlightsThe Award Winning ‘Facade Incentive Program’ — Downtown Revitalization We’re over the moon to announce our Facade Incentive Program is the recipient of an Economic Development Council of Ontario Award for Public-Private Partnership! Intake One is a tremendous success in our books! Thanks to Council’s investment, Intake One was met with a 4:1 private to public investment, which saw 87% of money retained in our community through a desire to hire locally. $72,022.74 in grants resulted in $282,789.32 invested in the visual and structural improvement of Downtown properties. From beginning to end, this program serves as an economic stimulus.

We look forward to 2015 and Intake Two, bringing continued improvements to our Downtown Commercial Area. Attractive storefronts immediately change the Downtown atmosphere, making the core much more inviting. The results positively influence not only consumers to shop Downtown, but also investors and entrepreneurs looking for a progressive place to set up shop. The Facade Incentive Program demonstrates our commitment to Downtown Hanover and the success of our businesses. Intake Two is expected to open Spring 2015. For more information, visit hanover.ca/facade-grant.

Youth Activity & Technology CentreWork has begun to bring this facility (only the second of its kind in Ontario) to life. This Centre will bring together technology, arts, culture, trades and training under one roof as we work to reduce the skills gap by connecting young talent with employers. We’re beyond excited to bring this Centre to Hanover to serve our community and region. In the coming months, we’ll be looking to regional employers and our community to help us bring this vision to fruition. Introducing a safe and dedicated space for youth to explore their potential is a dream come true. If you’d like to learn more or find out how you can get involved, please contact Savanna at 519.364.2780 x 253 or [email protected] *Photos from mentor/model Fusion Youth Activity & Technology Centre, Ingersoll

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Spring | March 30 to June 28, 2015P & H Centre Facility Hours Monday to Friday 6:00am to 9:00pmSaturday 7:00am to 9:00pmSunday 10:00am to 9:00pm

Customer Service Desk HoursMonday 8:00am to 6:00pmTuesday to Friday 8:00am to 8:00pmSaturday & Sunday 10:00am to 8:00pm

Summer | June 29 to September 4, 2015P & H Centre Facility HoursMonday 6:00am to 7:00pmTuesday to Friday 6:00am to 9:00pmSunday 3:00pm to 6:30 pm

Customer Service Desk HoursMonday 8:00am to 6:00pmTuesday to Friday 8:00am to 8:00pmSunday 3:00 pm to 6:30pm

Voicemail Assistance & InformationStaff Extensions Press 2Facility Rentals Press 3Pool Schedule Press 4Walking Track Hours Press 5

The P & H Centre Offers You• Walking Track (18 laps = 1 mile)• NHL sized ice surface with 5 large dressing rooms• Arena spectator area and heated viewing gallery• Lions Den (capacity 120 - suitable for business meetings,

workshops and social events)• Various rental spaces - boardroom, lounge, classroom• Dryland training equipment• Regional Aquatic Centre with full range of public and

registered programs• Accessibility for all people• Food and beverage court• Administrative offices & extended customer service hours• Donor recognition wall with interactive module

April 3, Good FridayApril 5, Easter SundayApril 6, Easter Monday*May 18, Victoria DayJuly 1, Canada Day *Aug 3, Civic Holiday

Sept 5 & 6, Labour Day WeekendSept 7, Labour Day*special events *hours subject to change *hanover.ca for details

Home of the Hanover Honda Arena &Regional Aquatic Centre269 7th Avenue Hanover, ON N4N 2H5t 519.364.2310 | f 519.364.6643e [email protected] | w hanover.ca

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P & H Centre

Advisory CommitteeTony Diaco, Harold Fleet, Alysa Heersink, Rick Hopkins (Council Rep), Hazel Pratt-Paige (Council Rep), George Rahn, Mike Schierz

Director of Parks, Recreation & CultureSherri Walden | [email protected] | x 123

Administrative SupervisorSue Widmeyer | [email protected] | x 135

Customer Service ClerksMary Lou Spielmacher, Joan Ward, Cheyenne Rogers, Lyndsay Regier | [email protected] | x 121

Manager of Aquatics & ProgramsElaine ‘Bert’ Lennox | [email protected] | x 122

Program & Community Development CoordinatorCarly Karcher | [email protected] | x 128

Aquatic AssistantJulie Ellis | [email protected] | x 124

Manager of Parks & Civic FacilitiesAdam Parsons | [email protected] | x 126

Parks & Facilities Lead HandRick Zimmer | [email protected] | x 127

Parks & Facilities AttendantsDan Fischer, Todd Martin, Tom Karl, Rob McIntoch

P & H Centre JanitorialSandra Cordick

Building Maintenance Coordinator - Civic CentreBruce Meyerink | [email protected] | 2780 x 248

Civic Centre Janitorial/SecurityJenny Hoffman, Dina Cook, Pat Miller, David Peckham

Department Contacts 269 7th Avenue Hanover, ON N4N 2H5 t 519.364.2310 | f 519.364.6643 | e [email protected] | w hanover.ca

About our DepartmentHanover Parks, Recreation & Culture Department manages, operates, maintains and oversees the following functions:

Parks and Outdoor Spaces: 85 acres of green space, 5 ball diamonds, 5 soccer pitches, Hanover Park, Heritage Square, Commemorative Grove, various neighbourhood playgrounds, Extreme Bike Park, Hanover Trails System, Skateboard Park and more

Programs and Special Events: aquatics, children’s programs, summer camps, adult programs, senior games, seniors programs, Canada Day celebrations, public skating, March Break road hockey tournament.

Culture Services: liaise with user groups, Theatre operation

Town owned and operated Facilities: P & H Centre, Civic

Centre, Regional Aquatic Centre, Civic Theatre, Medical Clinic, Family Centre, Picnic Pavilions

Facility Bookings: meeting rooms, ice, theatre, multi-purpose spaces, athletic fields, pool

Community Development: community initiative facilitation, establishment of new corporate developments, liaison with a variety of community organizations

Council and Corporate Directives: Strategic Plan recommendations implementation

Administration: Operations and Capital budget development and monitoring, long term planning, policy development

Committee Support and Initiatives: Parks, Recreation and Culture Advisory Committee, Hanover Heritage Committee, Off Leash Dog Park Ad Hoc Committee


Parks, Recreation & Culture Department

Drop Off, Mail, Fax, Email or Phone269 7th Avenue Hanover, ON N4N 2H5t 519.364.2310 | f 519.364.6643e [email protected]

Hanover Residents (February 19, 2015)Hanover residents are persons living in, or owning property in the Town of Hanover. We reserve the right to require proof of residency.

Drop off, mail, email or fax registration form (which can be found on our website at www.hanover.ca or office) with payment to the Town of Hanover any time prior to February 19, 2015. Registrations received up to and including February 19 will be processed first in random order. All Hanover registrations received on and after February 19 will be processed immediately providing all pre- February 19 registrations are completed.

Registration forms are being accepted at the Parks, Recreation & Culture Office.

Office hours are Monday to Friday 8 am to 8 pm and Saturday and Sunday 10 am to 8 pm

Non-Residents (February 26, 2015)All non-residents’ registrations received up to February 26, 2015 will be processed in random order. All registrations received on February 26 or after will be processed immediately providing all previously received registrations are completed.

Register by phone beginning February 20 (Hanover Residents) and February 27 (non-residents)

Monday 8 am to 6 pm, Tuesday to Friday 8 am to 8 pm and Saturday and Sunday 10 am to 8 pm with payment by Visa or Mastercard.

WaitlistsIf a class was filled before your form was processed, you will be waitlisted ONLY if you aren’t accommodated in any of your other options – you will be contacted should a space become available prior to the second lesson.

Class TransfersYou can switch classes prior to lesson #2, if there is space available.

Program CancellationsHanover Parks, Recreation & Culture reserves the right to cancel any program that fails to meet minimum registration numbers. Participants are offered a full refund, credit on account or opportunity to transfer to another available class.

Payment OptionsCash - Do not mail or put cash in drop off boxes. Cheque - Payable to the “Town of Hanover” Visa/Mastercard - “Town of Hanover” will appear on your statementInteracRegistration confirmations & receipts will be mailed to you.

Fee AssistanceEveryone should have the opportunity to participate in recreation programs!

Under 18 Years 1. Grey County Residents — Grey National Child Benefit (NCB) Reinvestment Program 519.376.0484 x 227. Forms can be obtained at the Parks, Recreation & Culture Office in Hanover or online at hanover.ca/subsidy

2. Bruce County Residents — Bruce County Social Services 519.881.0431 or 1.800.265.3005. Forms can be obtained at the Parks, Recreation & Culture Office in Hanover or online at hanover.ca/subsidy.

Hanover Residents The Town of Hanover has a subsidy program available to assist Hanover residents to take part in Parks, Recreation & Culture Department programs or services. You are encouraged to contact the Programs Manager at 519.364.2310 x 122 for further information. Program subsidization or installment payments on fees, memberships and season passes may be arranged pending approval.


How to Register


Registration Form | Recreation ProgramsAdult Contact (person responsible for this account) Have you changed addresses? Yes

First Name ____________________________________ Last Name ___________________________________________

Address _______________________________________________________________________________________________________

Town / Township (where do you pay resident taxes?) ________________________________________________________________

Postal Code ___________________________________ Home Phone _________________________________________

Work (Mom) ___________________________________ Work (Dad) ___________________________________________

Cell (Mom) ____________________________________ Cell (Dad) ___________________________________________

Email Address ________________________________________________________________________________________________

Do you possess an annual membership to the aquatic centre? Yes No Expiry Date ___________________________

Participant #1

First Name _________________________

Last Name _________________________

Date of Birth (mm/dd/yy) _________________

Age _______________________________

Male Female

Swim Level/Program Name

___________________________________

My child repeating this level?

$ _________________________________

Participant #2

First Name _________________________

Last Name _________________________

Date of Birth (mm/dd/yy) _________________

Age _______________________________

Male Female


___________________________________

Is your child repeating this level?

$ _________________________________

Participant #3

First Name _______________________

Last Name _______________________

Date of Birth (mm/dd/yy) _____________

Age _____________________________

Male Female


___________________________________

Is your child repeating this level?

$ _________________________________

Options - at least two required Options - at least two required Options - at least two requiredSession/Course Class Time Session/Course Class Time Session/Course Class Time

1 1 12 2 23 3 34 4 4

Emergency Contact ______________________________________________________ Doctor ___________________________

Registration FeesLess Credit on AccountLess Membership (10%)Total Payment

$ ____________________$ ____________________$ ____________________$ ____________________

CashCheque

Visa or MastercardNumber ____________________Expiry Date _______ / ________

Entered Date _______________

Confirmations Mailed Date _______________

Phone Call Notes _________________________________

_________________________________________________

_________________________________________________

Staff Initials _______________

Non-Resident Use of Parks, Recreation & Culture ServicesRes = Resident Fees (Hanover and former Township of Bentinck Property Taxpayers)

NR = Non-Resident Fees (All other municipalities). Throughout the Community Guide, the above short form will be used to designate Resident and Non-Resident rates.

Approximately 54% of the total users of Hanover’s Parks, Recreation & Culture facilities/programs reside outside of the municipality. As non-residents, they do not pay taxes to the Town of Hanover placing the financial burden of the leisure services operating deficit on Hanover residents through property taxes.

To enable the continuation of quality leisure programming, a Non-Resident Use of Parks, Recreation & Culture Services Policy has been implemented (effective February 4, 2008).

For more policy details, information and frequently asked questions, please visit: www.hanover.ca

Swim Lesson & Program Options

SWIM PROGRAMS

RED CROSS SWIM PRESCHOOL(INFANTS TO 5 YEARS)

RED CROSS SWIM KIDS

(6 YEARS & UP)STARFISH4 MONTHS TO 1 YEAR N/A

DUCK1 TO 2 YEARS N/A

TURTLE2 TO 3 YEARS N/A

SEA OTTER 1 (YOU & ME)3 TO 5 YEARSPARENTS ATTEND FIRST 5 LESSONS WITH CHILD

N/A

SEA OTTER 2 (JUST ME) SWIM KIDS 1

SALAMANDER SWIM KIDS 1

SUNFISH SWIM KIDS 1

CROCODILE SWIM KIDS 2

WHALE SWIM KIDS 3

What Level Should You Register In?Call us at 519.364.2310 x 121 to arrange a pre-screening session. A staff member will evaluate your child’s swimming abilities and recommend the appropriate level.

SWIM KIDS 4

SWIM KIDS 5

SWIM KIDS 6

SWIM KIDS 7

SWIM KIDS 8

SWIM KIDS 9

SWIM KIDS 10

BRONZE STAR

PRIVATE & SEMI-PRIVATE LESSONSPrivate and semi-private lessons are available for swimmers who need assistance mastering a particular skill or stroke. A few lessons with private instruction will leave the individual ready to continue with group lessons. All lessons are 30 minutes in length. To arrange private or semi-private lessons call the Aquatic Centre at 519.364.2310 x 124

PRIVATE SEMI-PRIVATE

RES NR RES NR

PER LESSON $35.43 $44.29 $29.49 $36.86

5 LESSONS $123.24 $154.05 $92.88 $116.10

9 LESSONS $166.10 $207.63 $116.09 $145.11

SPRING & SUMMER PRIVATE & SEMI-PRIVATE LESSONS TIMES

To book your private or semi-private lessons call the Aquatic Centre at 519.364.2310 x 124.

SPRING 2015

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday

4:00 - 4:30pm 4:00 - 4:30pm 4:00 - 4:30pm 12:00 - 12:30pm

6:30 - 7:00pm

SUMMER 2015

SUMMER 1JULY 6 TO 16


SUMMER 3AUGUST 17 TO 27

4:30 - 5:00pm 10:30 - 11:00am 11:00 - 11:30am

5:00 - 5:30pm 4:30 - 5:00pm 4:30 - 5:00pm

5:30 - 6:00pm 5:30 - 6:00pm

Prescreening TimesSpring | April 7 to June 21Monday to Friday 11:30am to 12:30pmSunday 12:00 to 1:00pm

Summer | June 29 to August 21Monday to Friday 11:30am to 12:30pm


Instructors and Assistant InstructorsAll classes will be taught by a fully-certified Red Cross Instructor. Our Instructors have spent over 200 hours taking courses and volunteering in Aquatic Instructional Programs to prepare them to teach your children.

First LessonIn our efforts to ensure that your child receives the best possible instruction, we ask that you bring your child’s most recent report card with him/her to the first session. This will help your water safety instructor tailor their classes to effectively meet the needs of each child.

Progress EvaluationAll participants in swimming lessons are evaluated on an ongoing basis through the session. Candidates who complete all of the required skills will receive a sticker or badge.

Four Steps to Successful Swimming Lessons

1 Participate in a public swim before the first lesson. Orient your child to the change room, washrooms and pool. Everyone likes to know what to expect. Have fun in the water and practice skills that your child already knows.

2Swimming is like any other skill; it requires lots of patience, practice and positive feedback. Children need to progress at their own rate. Talk with your child about their lessons and have realistic expectations. Look upon swim lessons as a long-term progression, a time for enjoyment in a special environment!

3 Speak to your child’s instructor. Ask about their progress and any areas that you could work on with your child during a public swim. Come out for extra practice. See page 21 & 22 for our swim schedules.

4 Look for the Deck Supervisor to help you and to answer any questions you might have. They provide a link between you and the Instructor.


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LifeguardsSwimming Instructors Aquafit Instructors

Fall application deadline is May 29, 2015For more information, please call 519.364.2310

Regional Aquatic Centre Swim Lessons

PROGRAM RES N-R TUESAPR 7 - JUN 2

WEDAPR 8 - JUN 3

THURSAPR 9 - JUN 4

SATAPR 11 - JUN 13

*No Lessons May 16STARFISH (Tots 1) 4-12 months - Introduction to PFD’s. Creative water exploration for toddlers & their parents includes buoyancy, movement, entries, songs & play in the water.

62.86 78.58 5:00 - 5:30pm 5:45 - 6:15pm 5:30 - 6:00pm 10:30 - 11:00am

DUCK (Tots 2) 12 - 24 months. Movement through water, front & back floats (assisted) entries, intro to PFD & me, songs & play.

62.86 78.58 5:00 - 5:30pm 5:45 - 6:15pm 5:00 - 5:30pm 11:00 - 11:30am

TURTLE (Tots 3) 24 - 36 months. Front & back floats, front & back glides (assisted) front swim (assisted) kicking with buoyant aid 2m

62.86 78.58 6:00 - 6:30pm 5:00 - 5:30pm 5:00 - 5:30pm 11:00 - 11:30am

SEA OTTER 1 You & Me. 3 to 5 years. Parents to accompa-ny child in the water for the first 5 classes. Develops swim-ming skills, front & back floats, front glide 3 sec unassisted, back glide assisted

66.15 82.69 5:00 - 5:30pm5:30 - 6:00pm

4:30 - 5:00pm5:30 - 6:00pm

4:30 - 5:00pm5:30 - 6:00pm

9:30 - 10:00am10:00 - 10:30am11:15 - 11:45am

SEA OTTER 2 Just Me. 3-5 Years. Develops swimming skills, front & back floats, front glide 3 seconds unassisted, back glide assisted.

66.15 82.694:30 - 5:00pm5:30 - 6:00pm6:00 - 6:30pm

5:00 - 5:30pm6:00 - 6:30pm

4:30 - 5:00pm5:45 - 6:15pm6:00 - 6:30pm

10:00 - 10:30am10:30 - 11:00am11:15 - 11:45am

SALAMANDER 3 to 5 years. Front & back floats, front & back glide 2m, rollover glides 2m, front swim 2m, distance swim 2m, all items unassisted.

66.15 82.69 4:30 - 5:00pm5:30 - 6:00pm

4:30 - 5:00pm5:00 - 5:30pm6:00 - 6:30pm

4:30 - 5:00pm5:00 - 5:30pm5:30 - 6:00pm

9:30 - 10:00am12:00 - 12:30pm

SUNFISH 3 to 5 years, front & back glides 5m, front & back floats deep 5 sec., side glide 2m, front swim 5m, distance swim 5m

66.15 82.69 5:00 - 5:30pm 4:30 - 5:00pm 4:30 - 5:00pm6:00 - 6:30pm

9:30 - 10:00am11:30am - 12:00pm

CROCODILE 3 to 5 years. Front & back glides 7m, side glide 5m, front swim 5m, back swim 5m, distance swim 10m 66.15 82.69 — 5:30 - 6:00pm 4:30 - 5:00pm 11:30am - 12:00pm

WHALE 3 to 5 years/ front, back and side glide with kick 10m, front swim 10m, back swim 10m, distance swim 15m 66.15 82.69 — 5:30 - 6:00pm 4:30 - 5:00pm 11:30am - 12:00pm

SWIM KIDS 1 6+ years. Submersion, front & back floats 3 sec. front & back glides 3 sec., front swim 5m, distance swim 5m

66.15 82.69 6:00 - 6:30pm 5:30 - 6:00pm 5:45 - 6:15pm 11:00 - 11:30am11:30am - 12:00pm

SWIM KIDS 2 6+ years. Front glide 10m, back glide 5m, roll-over glide 5m, front swim 5m, distance swim 10m 66.15 82.69 5:15 - 5:45pm 5:15 - 5:45pm 5:00 - 5:30pm 10:00 - 10:30am

11:45am - 12:15pm

SWIM KIDS 3 6+ years. Front glides 15m, back, side & front/side glide combo 10m, front swim 10m, distance 15m 66.15 82.69 4:30 - 5:00pm 4:30 - 5:00pm 5:00 - 5:30pm 9:30 - 10:00am

11:30am - 12:00pm

SWIM KIDS 4 6+ years. Kneeling dives, surface support 45 sec. front/side glide combo 15m, back 15m, distance swim 25m

66.15 82.69 4:30 - 5:00pm5:30 - 6:00pm 4:30 - 5:00pm 4:30 - 5:00pm 10:00 - 10:30am

11:00 - 11:30am

SWIM KIDS 5 6+ years. Front & back crawl 15m, whip kick on back 10m, tread water 1min, stride dive, distance swim 50m

70.52 88.15 4:30 - 5:15pm 5:45 - 6:30pm 5:00 - 5:45pm 9:30 - 10:15am11:45am - 12:30pm

SWIM KIDS 6 6+ years. Front & back crawl 25m, EBS 15m, front dive, treading water 1.5min, distance 75m 70.52 88.15 4:30 - 5:15pm 5:45 - 6:30pm 5:00 - 5:45pm 9:30 - 10:15am

11:45am - 12:30pm

SWIM KIDS 7 6+ years. Front & back crawl 50m, EBS 25m, front scull 15m, whip kick on front 15m, distance swim 150m 70.52 88.15 5:45 - 6:30pm 5:00 - 5:45pm 5:45 - 6:30pm 10:15 - 11:00am

SWIM KIDS 8 6+ years. Front & back crawl 75m, EBS 25m, breast stroke 15m, standing shallow dive, rescue breathing 70.52 88.15 5:45 - 6:30pm 5:00 - 5:45pm 5:45 - 6:30pm 10:15 - 11:00am

SWIM KIDS 9 6+ years. Front & back crawl, EBS 50m, breast stroke 25m, sidestroke kicks 15m, distance swim 400m

70.52 88.15 — 4:30 - 5:15pm — 10:30 - 11:15am

SWIM KIDS 10 6+ years. Front & back crawl 100m, EBS 50m, breast stroke 50m, sidestroke 25m, distance swim 500m

70.52 88.15 — 4:30 - 5:15pm — 10:30 - 11:15am

SPRING AQUATIC LESSONS


PROGRAM RES N-R SUMMER 1JULY 6 TO 16


SUMMER 3AUGUST 17 TO 27

STARFISH (Tots 1) 4-12 months - Introduction to PFD’s. Creative water exploration for toddlers & their parents includes buoyancy, movement, entries, songs & play in the water.

62.86 78.58 *Please refer to next page for dates and times.

DUCK (Tots 2) 12 - 24 months. Movement through water, front & back floats (assisted) entries, intro to PFD & me, songs & play. 62.86 78.58 *Please refer to next page for dates and times.

TURTLE (Tots 3) 24 - 36 months. Front & back floats, front & back glides (assisted) front swim (assisted) kicking with buoyant aid 2m 62.86 78.58 *Please refer to next page for dates and times.

SEA OTTER 1 You & Me. 3 to 5 years. Parents to accompany child in the water for the first 5 classes. Develops swimming skills, front & back floats, front glide 3 sec unassisted, back glide assisted

66.15 82.69 10:00 - 10:30am 10:30 - 11:00am5:00 - 5:30pm

11:00 - 11:30am5:00 - 5:30pm

SEA OTTER 2 Just Me. 3-5 Years. Develops swimming skills, front & back floats, front glide 3 seconds unassisted, back glide assisted. 66.15 82.69 10:00 - 10:30am 11:00 - 11:30am

5:00 - 5:30pm11:00 - 11:30am4:30 - 5:00pm

SALAMANDER 3 to 5 years. Front & back floats, front & back glide 2m, rollover glides 2m, front swim 2m, distance swim 2m, all items unassisted. 66.15 82.69 10:00 - 10:30am 11:00 - 11:30am

4:30 - 5:00pm10:00 - 10:30am4:30 - 5:00pm

SUNFISH 3 to 5 years, front & back glides 5m, front & back floats deep 5 sec., side glide 2m, front swim 5m, distance swim 5m 66.15 82.69 10:00 - 10:30am 11:00 - 11:30am

4:30 - 5:00pm10:00 - 10:30am4:30 - 5:00pm

CROCODILE 3 to 5 years. Front & back glides 7m, side glide 5m, front swim 5m, back swim 5m, distance swim 10m 66.15 82.69 — 10:00 - 10:30am 10:30 - 11:00am

WHALE 3 to 5 years/ Front, back and side glide with kick 10m, front swim 10m, back swim 10m, distance swim 15m 66.15 82.69 — 10:00 - 10:30am 10:30 - 11:00am

SWIM KIDS 1 6+ years. Submersion, front & back floats 3 sec. front & back glides 3 sec. front swim 5m, distance swim 5m 66.15 82.69 10:30 - 11:00am 10:00 - 10:30am

4:30 - 5:00pm10:00 - 10:30am 5:00 - 5:30pm

SWIM KIDS 2 6+ years. Front glide 10m, back glide 5m, roll-over glide 5m, front swim 5m, distance swim 10m 66.15 82.69 10:30 - 11:00am 10:00 - 10:30am

4:30 - 5:00pm10:00 - 10:30am 5:00 - 5:30pm

SWIM KIDS 3 6+ years. Front glides 15m, back, side & front/side glide combo 10m, front swim 10m, distance 15m 66.15 82.69 11:00 - 11:30am 10:00 - 10:30am

5:30 - 6:00pm10:30 - 11:00am 5:00 - 5:30pm

SWIM KIDS 4 6+ years. Kneeling dives, surface support 45 sec. front/side glide combo 15m, back 15m, distance swim 25m 66.15 82.69 11:00 - 11:30am 10:00 - 10:30am

5:30 - 6:00pm10:30 - 11:00am 5:30 - 6:00pm

SWIM KIDS 5 6+ years. Front & back crawl 15m, whip kick on back 10m, tread water 1min, stride dive, distance swim 50m 70.52 88.15 10:45 - 11:30am 4:30 - 5:15pm 10:00 - 10:45am

SWIM KIDS 6 6+ years. Front & back crawl 25m, EBS 15m, front dive, treading water 1.5min, distance 75min 70.52 88.15 10:45 - 11:30am 4:30 - 5:15pm 10:00 - 10:45am

SWIM KIDS 7 6+ years. Front & back crawl 50m, EBS 25m, front scull 15m, whip kick on front 15m, distance swim 150m 70.52 88.15 10:00 - 10:45am 5:15- 6:00pm 10:45 - 11:30am

SWIM KIDS 8 6+ years. Front & back crawl 75m, EBS 25m, breast stroke 15m, standing shallow dive, rescue breathing 70.52 88.15 10:00 - 10:45am 5:15 - 6:00pm 10:45 - 11:30am

SWIM KIDS 9 6+ years. Front & back crawl, EBS 50m, breast stroke 25m, sidestroke kicks 15m, distance swim 400m 70.52 88.15 4:30 - 5:15 pm — —

SWIM KIDS 10 6+ years. Front & back crawl 100m, EBS 50m, breast stroke 50m, sidestroke 25m, distance swim 500m 70.52 88.15 4:30 - 5:15 pm — —

AQUATIC LESSONS SUMMER


Family Rate: 3rd or more children in lesser valued lessons half price (includes starfish to swim kids 10)

Appropriate levels: Your child’s instructor may recommend a change in level if they feel your child is not registered in an appropriate level. Staff reserve the right to move a child if circumstances dictate.

RES - Resident Fees (Hanover and former Township of Bentinck Property Taxpayers) N-R - Non-Resident Fees (All other municipalities)


AQUATIC SPORT FUNDAMENTALSThis program offers a recreational intro to the sport of lifesaving and Red Cross. It keeps children involved in a unique program and promotes a healthy, active lifestyle. Content builds on fitness skills and focuses on individual competition skills such as line throw, mannequin tow, relays, etc. Also teaches team building, fair play, ethics in sport and responsibility. *Must able to swim two lengths of the pool. Instructor: Julie Ellis

SPRING 2015Dates April 9 to June 4, 2015When Thursdays | 6:15 to 7:15pmCost Resident $70.52 | Non-Resident $88.15

SUMMER 2015Dates July 2 to August 27, 2015When Thursdays | 4:45 to 5:45pmCost Resident $70.52 | Non-Resident $88.15

LEADERSHIP SKILLSStruggling with a specific swimming stroke or skill and need extra help with your advanced aquatic skills? Strokes are not where your Instructor Trainer needs them to be? Let our leadership staff help candidates get their strokes and skills up to the needed leadership level. Ideal for candidates in the Bronze, NLS, AWSI or Instructor programs.

SPRING 2015Dates April 12 to June 28, 2015When Sundays (cancelled April 5)Times 12:00 to 12:45pmCost $6.00 per visit

HOME SCHOOL DAYTIME SWIM LESSONSIf you have a group of students who are home schooled and wish to take swim lessons during the day please contact our Aquatic Coordinator for times and cost. 519.364.2310 x 122.

PRESCHOOL DAYTIME LESSONSSPRING 2015 (April 8 to June 3)Level Day Time RES NRDuck Wed. 9:30 - 10:00am $62.86 $78.58Turtle Wed. 9:30 - 10:00am $62.86 $78.58Sea Otter 1 Wed. 9:30 - 10:00am $66.15 $82.69Sea Otter 2 Wed. 10:00 - 10:30am $66.15 $82.69Salamander Wed. 10:00 - 10:30am $66.15 $82.69

SUMMER 2015 (July 7 to September 21)Level Day Time RES NRStarfish Tues. 10:30 - 11:00am $62.86 $78.58Duck Tues. 10:30 - 11:00am $62.86 $78.58Turtle Tues. 10:30 - 11:00am $62.86 $78.58

STROKE CORRECTIONStruggling with a specific swimming stroke? Join us and work on a variety of drill-type exercises to improve your strokes. * Swim Kids 4 and up. SPRING 2015Dates April 12 to June 28, 2015When Sundays | 12:00 to 1:00pm (cancelled April 5)Cost Only $3 per half hour

SUMMER 2015Dates July 7 to August 18, 2015When Tuesdays | 6:30 to 7:30pmCost Only $3 per half hour

Children’s Pool Programs

COURSE & DESCRIPTION DATE & TIME COST(HST INCLUDED WHERE

APPLICABLE)

Bronze Star | Basic First Aid | CPR-ABronze Star is the pre-Bronze Medallion training standard and excellent preparation for success in Bronze Medallion. Participants work on problem solving, decision making skills and develop water smart confidence. They learn CPR and the lifesaving skills needed to be their own personal lifeguard.Prerequisite: Able to swim 100m, recommended 12 years of age.This award is a definite asset for those who have not reached the minimum age for Bronze Medallion.

MondaysMarch 30 to June 8

4:30 to 5:30pm

Resident $86.75

Non-Resident $105.51

(includes exam fee)

Bronze Medallion | Emergency First Aid | CPR-BThis course develops physical fitness, decision-making and judgement skills for water rescue. Spinal injury management techniques are also covered.Prerequisite: 13 years of age (prior to exam) or Bronze Star Award


4:30 to 7:30pmExam Mon. June 8 | 4:30 - 6:30pm

$175.37

(includes exam fee)

Bronze Cross | CPR-C | Standard First AidThis course teaches the difference between lifesaving and lifeguarding, the principles of emergency procedures, teamwork and the use of special equipment. Spinal injury management techniques are also covered. Prerequisite: Bronze Medallion | Emergency First Aid | CPR-B


4:30 to 8:00pmExam Mon. June 8 | 5:30 - 7:30pm

$195.12

(includes exam fee)

Assistant Water Safety Instructors (LEADERS)This course prepares candidates for the Red Cross Instructor Course. It focuses on instructional environment, leadership and stroke development along with emergency response techniques. Candidates must complete 18 assistant hours during the course. 100% attendance is mandatory to complete the course. Includes High Five Certification.Prerequisite: Must be 15 years of age by the end of the course | Swim Kids 10 or equivalent skills.

Saturday March 28Sunday March 29Saturday April 18

10:00am to 6:00pm

Saturday May 2310:00am to 4:00pm

$279.63

(includes High 5

Certification, materials

& exam fee)

Pre-NLSThis course is for swimmers who have completed Bronze Cross and are waiting to take their NLS. This course will reinforce the water rescue skills learned in Bronze Cross and introduce the new skills that will be part of the NLS program. The candidates will work in pairs as well as individuals in preparation for the next course. Prerequisite: Bronze Cross. Age 14+.

Saturdays | April 11 & April 25Sundays | April 12 & April 26

2:30am to 6:30pm$32.00

National Lifeguard Service (NLS) OnlyThis intensive 40-hour course will train candidates in advanced water rescue, emergency care and aquatic supervision. Emphasis will be on accident prevention, leadership, teamwork and communication. NLS is the standard lifeguarding certification across Canada. 100% attendance is mandatory to complete the course.Prerequisite: Bronze Cross (need not be current), 16 years of age by end of course. Must hold a valid Standard First Aid Certificate to register in this course.

Fridays | April 10 & April 245:00 to 9:00pm

Saturdays | April 11 & April 259:30am to 6:30pm

Sundays | April 12 & April 269:00am to 6:30pm

$287.41

(includes materials

& exam fee)

Red Cross Instructors This course prepares candidates to teach the Red Cross preschool and swim kids programs. The focus is on specific teaching strategies, class management, stroke development and safety supervision. 100% attendance is mandatory to complete the course.Prerequisite: 15 years of age by the end of the course. Red Cross and AWSI. Completion of 18 hours of volunteer teaching.

Friday | May 85:30 to 10:00pmSaturday | May 9

9:00am to 6:30pmSunday | May 10

8:30am to 6:30pm

$170.85

(includes materials

& exam fee)

LSS Lifesaving Instructors Upon successful completion of this program, candidates will be able to instruct the lifesaving awards of the Lifesaving Society (Swim Patrol and the Bronze Program). Time is devoted in both the classroom and water sessions to develope skills in the areas of class management, teaching, evaluation, leadership, communications and administration. These awards remain current for two years from the date of certification. Prerequisite: 16 years of age. Bronze Cross or NLS; RC Water Safety Instructors recom-mended.

Saturday | May 239:00am to 6:30pmSunday | May 24

8:30am to 6:30pmMonday | May 254:30pm to 9:00pm

$181.81

(includes materials

& exam fee)

Adult Lifesaving Bronze Medallion, Bronze Cross and Emergency First Aid. Attention teachers, scouts/guide leaders, parents with backyard pools or anyone interested in an aquatic challenge. Suc-cessful candidates will receive both of these awards upon completion of this course. This is a “stepping stone” towards becoming a qualified lifeguard and instructor. Prerequisites: 17 years of age, comfortable in deep water, basic swimming and stroke skills. NOTE: Need a minimum of 4 to run the program.

MondaysApril 13 to May 25 5:00pm to 8:00pm

$237.34

(includes materials

& exam fees)

Aquatic Advanced Courses100% attendance is required for all leadership courses, recertifications and clinics. Please check your schedules before you register. There will be NO exceptions. No Class April 6 (Easter) & May 18 (Victoria Day).

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RECERTIFICATION COURSE & DESCRIPTION DATE & TIME COSTNational Lifeguard RecertificationLifeguards are legally required to recertify their qualifications every two years. This clinic will update lifeguards on the latest developments in training techniques and statistical research.

Sunday May 311:30 to 6:30pm

$80.98includes exam fee

Red Cross Instructor RecertificationThis clinic will update instructors on changes within the Red Cross Program and also share new teaching strategies.

Saturday May 301:30 to 5:30pm


Lifesaving Society Standard First Aid RecertificationRecertification candidate must hold an original Lifesaving Society Standard First Aid to be able to recertify.

Sunday May 318:30am to 1:30pm



LIFESAVING INSTRUCTOR

25 hour coursePre-requisite: Minumum 16

years, Bronze Cross

AQUATIC LEADERSHIP

LADDERTo work as a lifeguard and swimming instructor

the following courses must be successfully achieved in order. Actively working lifeguards

and instructors recertify these courses every two years.

BRONZE STAR

Pre-requisite: Recommended 12 years of age

BRONZE MEDALLION &

EMERGENCY FIRST AID

Pre-requisite: Minimum 13 years of age or

Bronze Star

RED CROSS ASSISTANT WATER

SAFETY INSTRUCTOR

30 hour course with teaching experience and course assignment

Pre-requisite: 15 years of age

STANDARD FIRST AID AND CPR ‘C’

16 hour course.Pre-requisite: Recommended

14 years

NATIONAL LIFEGUARD SERVICE

40 hoursPre-requisite: 16 years of age,

Bronze Cross and Standard First Aid

RED CROSS WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR

25 hour course Pre-requisite: Minimum 15 years, Bronze Cross, Assistant Water Safety Instructor,

18 hours of assisted teaching experience and completed

assignments

BRONZE CROSS

Pre-requisite: Bronze Medallion and Emergency

First Aid

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$150.75 six month membership$240.00 one year membership

ADULT POOL PROGRAMSPROGRAM DATE & TIME COST

AQUA ADULTS/SENIORS/TEENSNow is a great time to learn how to swim for fun and fitness. This program offers swimming skills/water safety instruction for adults, seniors and teens. Lessons will be designed to meet the needs of the individual. Note: ratio will be one instructor with two adults to accommodate various skill levels. *See pool schedule page 20 & 21 for Sunrise Aqua through to Aquaflex programs desribed below.

SundaysApril 12 to June 14

12:00-12:30 & 12:30 - 1:00pm

RES: $116.09N-R: $145.11

+HST

SUNRISE AQUA SATURDAYSWake up and start your day with a water workout sure to improve your aerobic capacity, flexibility, and strength, while reducing the effects of impact on the joints. Kick start your day with this revitalizing workout.

SaturdaysApril 4 to June 27

8:30 - 9:15am$6.50/visit

GET DEEPImprove core and muscular strength, cardiovascular health, and awareness of proper posture. Use of buoyancy belts eliminates impact on joints. Suitable for all levels of fitness.

TuesdaysBeginning April 7

8:30 - 9:15am$6.50/visit

H.I.I.T. THE WATERAn intense metabolic workout! Combine shallow and deep water (High Intensity Interval Training) and maximize your time and results. You’ll improve muscle strength and endurance and burn calories long after this workout is done!

TuesdaysBeginning April 1

7:30 - 8:15pm$6.50/visit

AQUA-LITEA low intensity program designed to meet the needs of varied patrons; arthritic sufferers and individuals with non-specific back or joint difficulties. A low impact total body workout that offers a blend of cardiovascular as well as muscular strength and endurance training combined with specific attention to core stabilization and relaxation techniques. Class is 45 minutes with instruction and last 15 minutes to utilize sauna, swirl pool or exercise on your own in the pool.

ThursdaysBeginning April 2

3:00 - 3:45pm$6.50/visit

DEEP END LEISURE SWIMThis drop in class is for people who wish to exercise, socialize and do their own fitness workout in the deep end. Pool is shared with AquaLite program.

ThursdaysBeginning April 2

3:00 - 4:00pm$5.25/visit

YOU AND ME BABYBACK BY POPULAR DEMANDA wonderful time for you and baby to enjoy fitness and friends. Babies must be between 4-24 months and be able to sit up on their own in a provided floatation seat. Instructors will lead you and baby through exercise routines.

SPRING Wednesdays

April 8 to June 310:45 - 11:30am

SUMMER Tuesdays

July 7 to August 2510:45 - 11:30am

$6.50/visit


ADMISSION FEESTYPE 1 VISIT 10 VISIT PASS 20 VISIT PASS 6 MONTH

MEMBERSHIPYEAR

MEMBERSHIP

PRESCHOOLunder 4 years $3.50 $29.75 $56.00 $97.67 $157.98

STUDENT5 to 17 years $4.50 $38.25 $72.00 $150.75 $240.00

SENIOR65+ years (NEW) $4.50 $38.25 $72.00 $150.75 $240.00

ADULT18 years & older $5.25 $44.63 $84.00 $186.93 $313.56

AQUAFIT PROGRAMS $6.50 $58.50 $117.00 $186.93 $313.56

FAMILYsame household, max. 5

$11.75 $99.88 $188.00 $323.31 $525.82

additional family members $2.50 each H.S.T. INCLUDED WHERE APPLICABLE

6 MONTH PASS INCLUDES: admission to any public swim program listed above - valid 6 months from date of purchase.YEAR MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES: admission to any public swim program listed above plus shinny and 10% off Hanover Parks, Recreation & Culture program registration fees - valid 1 year from date of purchase.

POOL ADMISSION STANDARDChildren under 10 years who are non-swimmers MUST be accompanied by an individual who is 14 years or older and responsible for their direct supervision. Max. ratio 3:1. Children under 10 years who are strong swimmers may take the facility swim test to determine if they can enter the pool by themselves. Children 7 years & under MUST be accompanied by an individual 14 years or older.

/townofhanover @townofhanover FOR UP TO THE MINUTE SCHEDULE CHANGES!

SCHEDULE CHANGESSPRING SUMMER

April3, 5 & 6

Good Friday & Easter Sunday - Pool ClosedEaster Monday

Pool Open 1:00 to 2:30pm onlyJune 20

P & H Centre3rd Annual Garage Sale

7:30am to 12:00pm

April 15 & May 6

Early Dismissal Swim2:00 to 3:00pm ($2.00) July 1 Canada Day

Pool Open 3:00 to 4:30 only

April 21 8:30am to 3:00pm - Pool ClosedSpecial Olympics Swim Meet

July 8, 22Aug. 5, 19

Tim Hortons Free Swims1:00 to 2:30pm

May 18 Victoria Day - Pool Closed July 14Toonie Tuesday1:00 to 2:30pm

tubular water activities

June 5 & 26th P.A. Day Swims1:00 to 2:30pm August 3 Civic Holiday

Pool Closed

Sundays Toonie Family Swim10:45 to 11:45am August 19

Sports Fundamentals1:00 to 2:30pmSkills & Drills

September 5 to September 7

Pool ClosedLabour Day Weekend

CODE OF BEHAVIOURThe Town of Hanover endeavours to provide the highest level of safety and enjoyment to all participants and

staff members for the duration of its programs. The guidelines have been developed to ensure that all involved are aware of acceptable behaviour. Course language, physical and aggressive behaviour, inappropriate or

uncooperative behaviour will be recorded, reported and may result in removal from the program and/or facility.

SPRING 2015 POOL SCHEDULE MARCH 30 TO JUNE 28SWIM MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT SUN

LANE SWIMmain pool, swirl-pool, and sauna

6:00 - 8:15am11:45am - 12:45pm

6:00 - 8:15am11:45am - 12:45pm

7:35 - 9:00pm

6:00 - 8:15am11:45 - 12:45pm

7:35 - 8:35pm

6:00 - 8:15am11:45am - 12:45pm

7:35 - 9:00pm

6:00 - 8:15am11:45am - 12:45pm

7:00 - 8:30am

8:15 - 9:15pm

Swim a loop in a slow, medium or fast lane

AQUAFITDrop-In Classes!

8:30 - 9:15am9:30 - 10:15am

8:30 - 9:15amDeep End

6:30 - 7:15pmHIIT

8:30 - 9:15am 8:30 - 9:15am 8:30 - 9:15am 8:30 - 9:15amSunrise Aqua

AQUALITEDrop-In Classes!

3:00 - 3:45pm

45 minute classes with 15 minutes at end to enjoy sauna and swirlpool

ADULT ‘N TOTWading pool play time for 6 yrs & under with adult.

11:30am - 12:30pm 11:30am - 12:30pm6:30 - 7:30pm 11:30am - 12:30pm 11:30am - 12:30pm

6:30 - 7:30pm 11:30am - 12:30pm

Toddlers must wear tight-legged plastic pants or special pool pant diaper! Diapers are not recommended. No more than 3 children per adult. Little swimmers are available at the customer service desk $2.00 each.

FAMILY SWIMChildren under 18 must be accompa-nied into the pool by an adult.

Toonie Swim10:45 - 11:45am

6:30 - 8:00pm

PUBLIC SWIMEntire pool

Toonie Swim 6:30 - 7:30pm

6:30 - 8:00pm

1:00 - 2:30pm6:30 - 8:00pm

1:00 - 2:30pm

ADULT/SENIORMain pool, Swirl-pool, Sauna. * One lane available for leisure swim only

3:00 - 4:00pm 3:00 - 4:00pm 3:00 - 4:00pm3:00 - 4:00pm

Deep End OnlyLeisure Swim

3:00 - 4:00pm

COIN LOCKERS ARE AVAILABLE - 25 OR 50 CENTS - PLEASE LOCK YOUR BELONGINGS!


SUMMER 2015 POOL SCHEDULE JUNE 29 TO SEPTEMBER 4SWIM MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT SUN

LANE SWIMmain pool, swirl-pool, and sauna

6:00 - 8:15am11:45am - 12:45pm

6:30 - 8:15am11:45am - 12:45pm

7:35 - 9:00pm

6:00 - 8:15am11:45am - 12:45pm

6:30 - 8:15am11:45am - 12:45pm

6:30 - 8:00pm

6:00 - 8:15am11:45am - 12:45pm CLOSED

Swim a loop in a slow, medium or fast lane

AQUAFITDrop-In Classes!

8:30 - 9:15am 6:30 - 7:30pmHITT

8:30 - 9:15amAqua Zumba

8:30 - 9:15amCLOSED

AQUALITEDrop-In Classes! 3:30 - 4:30pm CLOSED

45 minute classes with 15 minutes at end to enjoy sauna and swirlpool

ADULT ‘N TOTWading pool play time for 6 yrs & under with adult.

11:30am - 12:30pm 11:30am - 12:30pm6:30 - 7:30pm 11:30am - 12:30pm 11:30am - 12:30pm 11:30am - 12:30pm CLOSED

Toddlers must wear tight-legged plastic pants or special pool pant diaper! Diapers are not recommended. No more than 3 children per adult.Little swimmers are available at the customer service desk $2.00 each.

FAMILY SWIMChildren under 18 must be accompa-nied into the pool by an adult.

CLOSED

PUBLIC SWIMEntire pool

1:00 - 2:30pm 1:00 - 2:30pm1:00 - 2:30pm

Toonie Swim6:30 - 7:30pm

1:00 - 2:30pm 1:00 - 2:30pm 6:30 - 8:00pm CLOSED 4:00 - 5:30pm

ADULT/SENIORMain pool, Swirl-pool, Sauna. * One lane available for leisure swim only

3:30 - 4:30pm 3:30 - 4:30pm3:30 - 4:30pm

Deep End OnlyLeisure Swim

3:30 - 4:30pm CLOSED

COIN LOCKERS ARE AVAILABLE - 25 OR 50 CENTS - PLEASE LOCK YOUR BELONGINGS!

PLANNING A POOL PARTY?! Call 519.364.2310 x 135 for further details. The entire pool can be rented or wading pool only.



Summer Camps 2015Kamp KummoniwannagoGreat theme weeks offering a variety of creative activities including games, crafts, songs, relays, special events and sports, as well as a daily swim. Participants will be put into small groups to ensure age appropriate activities, (ie. 4-5 years, 6-7 years, 8-9 years and 10-12 years). All age groups will participate in a camp wide special event at least once per week. An excellent program for a great price - less than $4.00 per hour.

Where P & H CentreTime 9:00am-4:00pm (supervised drop-off from 8:00am-9:00am and supervised pickup from 4:00pm-5:15pm)Ages Mini Me’s – 4 & 5 years Crazy Critters – 6 & 7 years Super Troops – 8 & 9 years Teen Adventures - 10 to 12 years

Qualified StaffAll Town of Hanover Camp Staff are trained in: Principles of Healthy Child Development, First Aid and CPR Certifications, creative program design to ensure safe, diverse, unique, and age-appropriate programming, positive management techniques, treating all campers with respect, dignity, and honesty.

Things you should know about camp!

1. Camper Pick Up and Drop OffCampers 9 years and under MUST have adult supervision at all times during morning drop off and afternoon pick up. Please ensure that regular escorts and emergency contacts are recorded with your registration. Only those adults listed will be permitted to pick up your child(ren). Please notify us of any change in your child’s pick up routine by calling 519.364.2310 x 134. This is our safe arrival hotline. Children are NOT allowed to leave early without written consent from a parent or guardian.

2. AgesSee specific camp descriptions for ages. Participants must have turned the minimum age and not exceed the maximum age by the first day of the camp week that they are registering for. Camp leaders will take age difference into account when programming activities. Our camp ratio offers a maximum of one leader to ten participants.

3. Lunch and SnacksDue to the number of life-threatening allergies that children in camps have to peanuts/nuts, our summer camps have become a “nut aware” environment. We therefore request all parents to avoid sending peanut or nut products to camp. Please send energizing foods including fruits, vegetables and drinks. Limiting “sugary” foods is highly recommended.

Nuts are for squirrels! Hanover Parks, Recreation & Culture Department provide and support a nut-sensitive environment in all programs and throughout the facility.

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4. Medical InformationHealth and safety is our number one priority. Please ensure that we have up-to-date information about your child’s medical conditions including doctor’s name and an emergency contact that can be reached during the hours of 8:00am-5:15pm.

5. What to BringParents will receive a “Parent Handbook” which outlines specific policies and details as to what campers should bring.

6. SwimmingCampers enjoy 1 hour of pool time daily.

7. Payment PlanIf registering for 2 or more weeks, a Visa/Mastercard payment plan may be utilized. Credit card payment for the first week registering must be processed on the date of registration. Subsequent payments will be processed on your credit card the week prior to the program start date. (i.e. if registered for camp July 13-17, the payment will be processed July 6). Subsidy is available-see page 10.

8. BehavioursChildren are to follow guidelines and rules that will be discussed each morning, remain with their program leader at all times and play co-operatively. Any offensive language or actions will not be tolerated.


SAFE ARRIVAL HOTLINEIf your child is NOT attending camp for any reason, please call us at 519.364.2310 x 134 prior to 9:30am so we can inform the camp leaders.

GET YOUR KAMP K T-SHIRT AND WATER BOTTLE!Kamp Kummoniwannago camper t-shirts will be available for purchase through the Day Camp Supervisor. Get yours while they last! Note: It is preferred that participants attending camp on trip weeks where this shirt.

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Phone:(519) 291-2087

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1 RHYTHM NATIONMonday to Friday, July 6 to July 10, 2015 | Resident: $122.45, Non-Resident: $153.06Explore music, art, drama and dance in a group environment. Move and groove to your favourite songs. Special guests will introduce campers to line dancing and square dancing. This week will surely get you off your seat and into the summer beat.

2 WACKY DAZEMonday to Friday, July 13 to July 17, 2015 | Resident: $137.45, Non-Resident: $168.06 ($15 trip fee included)Celebrate funny and weird days of the year! Join us for “Tell A Joke Day”, “Toasted Marshmallow Day”, “Lasagna Day”, “Therapy Dog Day”, and “World Chocolate Day”. We’re not making this up…these are real days of the year! A trip to Harrison Park in Owen Sound will add to the fun!

3 PANAM-MANIAMonday to Friday, July 20 to July 24, 2015 | Resident: $122.45, Non-Resident: $153.06PANAM-MANIA is finally here! Join Kamp K as we celebrate the TORONTO 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games! This week will surely IGNITE your interest in a variety of sports including: baseball, basketball, volleyball, bowling, boxing, diving, soccer and water polo. May the odds be ever in your favour! A trip to the Hanover Park will allow campers to experience our annual fireside cookout.

4 H2-WHOA!Monday to Thursday, July 27 to July 30, 2015 | Resident: $125.40, Non-Resident: $150.00 ($27 trip fee included)Wet + Water = Fun is the motto of the week. Join us for beach towel volleyball, sponge relays, a water cup derby and our newest game, Wet Wiffle Ball! Bring an extra towel as this week is sure to be a jam-packed splash-tacular time. A trip to Bingemans Big Splash Waterpark in Kitchener will add to the excitement. NOTE: There will be no camp on Friday July 31.

5 IMANGINARIUMTuesday to Friday, August 4 to August 7, 2015 | Resident: $98.40, Non-Resident: $123.00Put away your iPad and return to the real world! Campers will use their imagination to create a miniature theme park, build a “whatcha-ma-call-it”, invent a new dessert recipe and design their own fitness obstacle course. Partake in a Lego build off and see who can make the tallest tower out of recycled material.

6 WRANGLER ROUND UPMonday to Friday, August 10 to August 14, 2015 | Resident: $122.45, Non-Resident: $153.06Yee-Haaa! Lassos, sheriffs, trails and good old ‘Grub’ is in store for those who dare to arrive in the wild, wild west! Prepare yourself for sack races, learn the 2-step, pin the tail on the burrito and bake haystack cookies. Bring your appetite y’all, ‘cause Tuesday features ranch yard slop…Yum!

7 A DISNEY DREAMMonday to Friday, August 17 to August 21, 2015 | Resident: $147.45, Non-Resident: $178.06 ($25 trip fee included)Dive head first into a magical wonderland Frozen in time. Prepare to get Tangled in Disney fun as we release sky lanterns, kick up a new groove, Brave our way through Kamp K’s first Highland Games and explore Hanover on a quest to find Dory. A trip to Storybook Park in Owen Sound will add to the fun!

8 CAMP FRIENDS FOREVERMonday to Friday, August 24 to August 28, 2015 | Resident: $137.45, Non-Resident: $168.06 ($15 trip fee included)End the summer with a bang! Partake in Kamp K classics including Beckon, Survivor and Annie, Annie Over the Shack. Bring your A-game to our dodge ball tournament! Say goodbye to summer with Paint the Leader and Slime the Leader festivities. A trip to MacGregor Point Provincial Park will round out the week.

KUMMONIWANNAGO

Where P & H CentreTime 9:00am-4:00pm (supervised drop-off from 8:00am-9:00am and supervised pickup from 4:00pm-5:15pm)Ages 10-12 years

EATZMonday to Friday, July 6 to July 10, 2015 Resident: $122.45, Non-Resident $153.06 With an ode to Good Eats, Master Chef, Pizza Masters and Cupcake Wars, we’ll don non-celebrity personas and blissfully bake, cheerfully chop, playfully pour and wistfully whip our way through July using a combination of ingredients to delight anyone’s pallet! Spurred on by a little friendly competition, this cooking camp will inspire budding hash slingers and dough punchers to explore new levels of edible build-able creations!

SAY “YES” TO THE MESSMonday to Friday, July 13 to July 17, 2015 Resident: $137.45, Non-Resident: $168.06 ($15 trip fee included)What can you make with feathers, duct tape and clay? Your guess is as good as ours! Bring your creativity this week as we use a literal hodgepodge of activities and mediums that include: crayons, pottery, cloth, clay, duct tape…the sky is the limit. We’ll use all the good crafty verbs guaranteed to inspire: blending, carving, molding, pasting and painting. Neat nicks need not apply! End the week with a trip to Harrison Park in Owen Sound.

H2-WHOA!Monday to Thursday, July 27 to July 30, 2015 Resident: $125.40, Non-Resident: $150.00($27 trip fee included)Wet + Water = Fun is the motto of the week. Enjoy extra pool time, frozen T-shirt races, human battleship and a super soakin’ water battle. Bring an extra towel as this week is sure to be a jam-packed splash-tacular time. A trip to Bingemans Big Splash Waterpark in Kitchener will add to the excitement. NOTE: There will be no camp on Friday July 31.

HEROES PAY IT FORWARDMonday to Friday, August 10 to August 14, 2015Resident: $158.46, Non-Resident: $188.06 ($35 trip fee included)Explore the world of Hanover’s everyday heroes. Investigate the role of Grey/Bruce emergency services, talk with local firemen, police and EMS personnel. Lend a hand as we pay it forward through community service projects that help keep Hanover a place that is truly good for us to be here. End the week with a trip to see the Toronto Blue Jays on Camp Day at the Rogers Centre! (Please note Toronto trip is optional)

TRADE UP FOR SUCCESSMonday to Friday, August 24 to August 28, 2015Resident: $137.45, Non-Resident: $168.06($15 trip fee included)Join us as we explore a variety of careers related to trades, tech and design. Work to construct your own rocket car, engineer your own high rise, see if you can walk on paper cups, and compete in our ultimate egg drop competition. Visit Hanover’s NEW Youth Activity and Technology Centre and Bruce Power.


KAMP KKAMP KTEEN ADVENTURES

HOME ALONEAn action packed program that upon successful completion, participants will recieved their St. John Ambulance babysitting certificate. Participants will learn the do’s and do not’s about staying at home alone, how to handle various situations through role plays, prepare nutritional snacks, swim daily and make a babysitting kit complete with first aid necesseties and activity ideas.Instructor…Julie EllisDate Thursday to Friday, July 2 and July 3, 2015Where P & H Centre | LoungeTime 9:00am to 4:00pm (extended care – see above)Ages 10 years and upCost Resident: $77.57, Non-Resident: $96.96

TSN (THE SPORTS NUT)A “sportacular” week of activity for participants. Each day is jam packed with sports, sports, and more sports. Daily instruction and activities in basketball, soccer, floor hockey and flag football. NOTE: participants are divided into age specific groups.About the Instructors…Jack Davis and Jason Howes are educators at JDSS. Both are involved at the school and community sports level as coaches and players.Camper Testimonial: “A great way to start the summer-Awesome”Date Monday to Friday, July 6 to July 10, 2015Where John Diefenbaker Secondary SchoolTime 9:00am to 3:45pm (extended care – see above)Ages 9-14 yearsCost Resident: $126.03, Non-Resident: $157.54

DANCE CAMPAn exciting partnership with Grey-Bruce School of Dance to add another creative camp option for children and youth! Participants will discover a new dance form each day including jazz, ballet and hip-hop. Daily crafts and activities as well as a daily swim are also included. Parents and friends are invited to a performance at the end of the week. No previous dance experience is necessary.About the Instructor… Dance instructors with the Grey-Bruce School of Dance will provide the leadership and instruction for this program.Camper Testimonial: “Loved the dance routine and performing on stage”Date Monday to Friday, July 6 to July 10, 2015Where Civic Centre – Community Hall and TheatreTime 9:00am to 4:00pm (extended care – see above)Ages 7-11 years Cost Resident: $131.85, Non-Resident: $164.81

EXTENDED SUPERVISION OPTIONExtended Care will be available for all specialty camp EXCEPT Home Alone, Full Swing Golf Camp and Wild Encounters.Registrants will be accompanied to the program location by Department staff and/or transported by taxi. Pre-registration is required for extended care. Participants may be transported by taxi during extended care times. If you do not wish your child to be transported by taxi, please let staff know when registering.

Where P & H CentreTime 8:00am-9:00am and/or 4:00pm-5:15pmCost $20/child/week for before OR after care $35/child/week for before AND after care


SPECIALTY

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIESVolunteers are matched with positions which meet their individual needs and interests, and are provided with training. Opportunities include: Aquatics, P.A. Days, General programs, Special Projects/Events. Applications are available at our Customer Service Desk at the P & H Centre, or online at hanover.ca/prc

“FULL SWING”- GOLF CAMPInstructional activities will focus on proper gripping of the club, rules of the game, golf etiquette, putting, chipping, and driving the ball. There will be lots of opportunity to practice plus on-course lessons Wednesday and Friday. Participants are required to supply their own golf clubs. The golf course does have a limited supply available for use. All participants will receive a coupon for a “free child’s green fee” valid Monday to Friday. About the instructors… Doug Day is a certified golf pro with the Canadian Professional Golf Association and has been teaching golf for 40 years. Darrell Day played on the Junior Tour and is a graduate of Seneca College. Andrew Day is a graduate of Florida Atlantic University and also played on the Grey Bruce Junior Tour.Camper Testimonial: “Really fun, when can I come back?”Date Monday to Friday, July 13 to July 17, 2015Where Whispering Hills Golf ClubTime 9:00am to 1:00pmAges 8-13 yearsCost Resident: $91.87, Non-Resident: $114.84

“STARS OF THE STAGE” DRAMA CAMPCalling all performers! Attend drama camp with a talent show theme! Lots of past favourites such as magic, puppets and dance plus several new topics including Kabooki Theatre, Musical Theatre, Improv Comedy and Wacky set/prop making ideas. Excellent exposure to a drama experience for new registrantsand veteran drama campers. Participants will perform a show for family members and the general public on Friday morning. About the Instructor... DJ Carroll’s drama company and colleagues have lead children’s camps, presented workshops, and performed at various special events. DJ’s staff includes professionals from various art fields to ensure a range of expertise and knowledge. DJ is a Walkerton native who teaches drama at the secondary school level.Camper Testimonial:”It’s the most awesome camp ever!”Date Monday to Friday, July 13 to July 17, 2015Where Civic Centre - Community Hall & TheatreTime 9:00am to 4:00pm (extended care - see page 27)Ages 7 years and aboveCost Resident: $137.70, Non-Resident: $172.13

CIRCUS CAMP IN HANOVERCome join the circus right here in Hanover! It’s for everyone. During this one week camp, your kids will learn skills that include trapeze, hoop, aerial silks, juggling, hula hoop, tight wire, clowning and more. The kids will receive many benefits from this program including increased health, creativity, and self-esteem. At the end of this one-week program your kids will put on a circus show for parents and family at the Hanover Family Centre! About the Instructor… Angola Murdoch was born and raised in Grey/Bruce County and went on to be an international aerial circus performer. She has taught circus all over the world and has received the highest level circus coaching certificate at The National Circus School in Montreal. This program is brought to you by Hanover Parks, Recreation & Culture and Lookup Theatre.Date Monday to Friday, July 20 to July 24, 2015Where Begins at Hanover Family Centre Pickup at P & H CentreTime 9:00am to 4:00pm (extended care – see page 27)Ages 7-14 yearsCost Resident: $137.28, Non-Resident: $171.60

ART CAMP WITH SUSAN SEITZLaughter and FUN filled JoY is expressed throughout the day when children are given the opportunity to be CrEaTiVe! Using professional paint supplies & tools, your young artist may experience a combination of: acrylic painting, watercolours, art journals, story telling, dancing, sketching and so much more! Children will be engaged in all sorts of CrEaTiVe FuN, learning techniques and wonderful ways to express their Inner Joy! About the Instructor … Susan Seitz is a Certified Creativity Coach, award winning artist, photographer and art teacher who offers playshops and Art Camp at her home studio outside of Paisley, Southampton Art School, Elizabeth’s Art Gallery in Goderich and other venues in surrounding communities. Susan has been offering “A Day of Art” in the schools across Bruce & Grey County and is always amazed at all the beautiful smiles of gratitude and accomplishment at the end of the day!Child Testimonials: “Art Camp with Susan Seitz is total awesomeness!”Date Monday to Friday, July 27 to August 31, 2015Where Civic Centre – Community Hall Time 9:00am to 4:00pm (extended care – see page 27)Ages 8 to 12 yearsCost Resident: $147.84, Non-Resident: $184.80

Date Monday to Friday, August 17 to August 21, 2015Where Civic Centre – Community Hall Time 9:00am to 4:00pm (extended care – see page 27)Ages 10 to 16 yearsCost Resident: $147.84, Non-Resident: $184.80


WANTED!DRAMA CAMP VOLUNTEERS

Are you 14 years of age or older and have previous drama experience? Instructor DJ Carroll is seeking leader in-training volunteers. A great chance to use your drama

leadership skills, work with children, and build your resume.

Forward a resume to: Programs Assistant, 269 7th Ave. Hanover, ON, N4N 2H5.

Phone interviews will be arranged by DJ.

CHEERLEADING CAMPCheerleading camp will teach you about flexibility, balance, stunting, dancing, jumping, building teamwork and all the other attributes needed to be a cheerleader. There will also be crafts, games, and time at the pool each day. At the end of the week there will be a show for all parents and friends. There is no experience needed. About the instructor... Courtney Hicks attended Sacred Heart High School in Walkerton where she was part of the cheerleading team there for all four years. She was also the captain of the team in her two senior years. She has been involved in the Walkerton Illusions Cheerleading and Baton group since she was nine. She has had experiences being both on baton and cheerleading teams and coaching them. Date Monday to Friday, August 10 to August 14, 2015Where Drop-off at Hanover Family Centre, Pickup at P & H CentreTime 9:00am to 4:00pm (extended care – see page 27)Ages 7 to 12 yearsCost Resident: $132.00, Non-Resident: $165.00

ENFANT SOLEIL“Lots of fun. Beaucoup de s’amusements”.A summer recreation camp experience utilizing french language skills. This program is in co-operation with the Hanover Canadian Parents for French Chapter. This week will be jam-packed with fun including games, songs, cooking, crafts, story time, swimming, outings, and so much more! A great opportunity for French Immersion Students to practice their french skills.Camper testimonial: “Loved the crafts, swimming and outside lunches.”Date Monday to Friday, August 17 to August 21, 2015Where P & H CentreTime 9:00am to 4:00pm (extended care – see page 27)Ages 5-8 years Cost Resident CPF Members: $132.00 Resident Non-CPF Members: $157.00 (includes CPF membership) Non-Resident CPF Members: $165.00 Non-Resident Non-CPF Members: $190.00 (includes CPF membership)

WILD ENCOUNTERSA week of outdoor fun. Content includes “Sense of Wonder”, “Finding Your Way”, “Experimental Play”, “Art of Nature” and “Open Fire Cooking.” There will also be camp crafts, the ultimate survival game, outdoor cooking and much more! You will get up close and personal with different kinds of animals, fish and bugs, as well as use binoculars, compasses and maps! If you are nuts about nature, this is the program for you! About the instructor… Nancy Griffin is the Conservation Education Coordinator for Saugeen Valley and Grey Sauble Conservation Authorities. She teaches over 7000 young people each year across Grey/Bruce and has many years of experience in conservation education.Date Monday to Friday, August 24 to August 28, 2015Where Sulphur Springs Park (former SVCA Headquarters)Time 9:00am to 4:00pm Ages 8-12 years and aboveCost Resident: $134.25, Non-Resident: $167.82

BUS TRIP TO WILD WATERWORKSStart your summer off with a splash as we head to Wild Waterworks in Hamilton. A supervised trip that will allow you to experience water slides, the Lazy River, wading pools and fountains.

Date Thursday July 2, 2015Where Bus will leave the P & H Centre at 8:30am and arrive back at approximately 6:00pmAges 12 to 18 yearsCost $55.00 (includes bus, park admission and HST)


Rejoice & Celebrate | Churches


Grace United Church“A church with heart in the heart of the community.”310 - 12th St., Hanover 519-364-3550

Minister: Rev. Rienk VlietstraYouth Support: Sonya Bolek

Senior Support: Sally [email protected] www.graceunitedchurchhanover.ca

THROUGH THE WEEK:Grief Group, Prayer Ministry, Men’s & Women’s Clubs,Brownies, Guides, Scouts, Beavers, Cubs, Al-Anon, T.O.P.S.,Poundwatchers, Knitting Circle, Shuffleboard, Bridge & CraftClubs, VON SMART program, Presbytery Resource Centre,Vacation Bible School. Call for details.

Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m.Church School & Nursery Care Provided

EVERYONE IS WELCOME!

352 10th Avenue Hanover

HIGH FIVE QUALITY AT PLAYHanover Parks, Recreation & Culture is committed to providing quality recreation programs for children. In keeping with this commitment, we are proud that we have joined the HIGH FIVE Quality Assurance Process. High Five has identified FIVE essentials of a quality program:

PARTICIPATION Fair opportunities for everyone PLAY Just having funMASTERY Learning new skills and being successfulFRIENDS Opportunities to make and build friendshipsCARING ADULT A leader or coach who shows warmth and genuine interest in all children

A quality program is more than just safety standards and staff qualifications. It is just as important to make sure your child will have a positive experience and leave the program smiling!For more HIGH FIVE information, visit www.highfive.org or Hanover Parks, Recreation & Culture Office.

LONGEST DAY OF PLAY IN BRUCE GREY - 2015The PLAY in Bruce Grey physical activity project is pleased to announce the 5th Longest Day of PLAY on Sunday, June 21, 2015. This event marks the first day of summer and

the longest day of the year. Every municipality in Bruce Grey is encouraged to participate in one or more activities in their municipality celebrating “The Longest Day of Play”! This annual event will not only encourage community members to re-evaluate their level of daily physical activity; it is an opportunity to heighten community spirit and have fun!

Public Skating Sponsors NeededFree public skating is held weekly at the P & H Centre with a large attendance of participants. If your organization or business is interested in being a sponsor, please contact 519.364.2310 x 0.

Tim HortonsThe PostLadies Auxiliary, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 130A.W. Sills Sales & ServicesP & H Milling GroupEastlink Canadian Tire, Hanover

Grant’s YIGPepsi Bottling GroupNew Life MillsRoyal Canadian LegionEnergizer Canada, WalkertonHanover Holiday ToursSaugeen Dental CareHanover Family Dental Care

PUBLIC ICE SKATING SPONSORSHIP - THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!We couldn’t have offered it without you!!! Cruisers: Austin Culver, Gillian Rumsey

JUNE IS RECREATION & PARKS MONTH - LIVE IT EVERYDAYAn exciting way to increase awareness of the value and important benefits of recreation and parks to individuals, families and communities.


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Make Tracks With Us!The P & H Centre’s indoor walking track is designed for running and walking by all types of users; from social walkers to professional runners. Maintain your walking program all year long with a safe and enjoyable road-side alternative, void of traffic, animals and Mother Nature’s wrath in a controlled environment.

Enjoy a walk or run on the P & H Centre’s 100 metre (300 feet) walking track. 18 laps on the track = 1 mile. The walking track at the P & H Centre includes elevations and unique views. Extended options are available by the using spectator seating area and stairs (approximately 1000 feet).

Track and Dryland Training UseOur track and dryland training area is free to use by all patrons. Donations are appreciated - please deposit in donation box or drop by the Customer Service Desk. Walking track and dryland training area will be available for use during P & H Centre’s facility hours and are subject to change, which will be posted. Please note that the walking track will be closed during Hanover Barons home games. Schedules are available at the customer Service Desk.

Specific Walking Times

6:00 to 8:00am Walk or Run

8:00 to 10:00am Seniors Walk

10:00am to 12:00pm Stroller Time (Parent and Tot)

12:00 to close Walk or Run

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Patrons are welcome to share the track during these times but must be considerate of the use by the scheduled group. For example, runners are welcome during Stroller Time, but must understand strollers will be used on the track during this time.


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DROP IN BALL HOCKEY Miss the ice already? Come out and enjoy a game of pickup ball hockey. This will give young adults a place to keep up their skills, have some fun and get a great workout. This is a non-contact, non-competitive programs. Sticks must have a plastic or composite blade. Helmets, facemasks and gloves are mandatory.

SPRING 2015

When Fridays | April 10 to June 19, 2015 (cancelled Apr 17)

Times 4:00 to 5:00pm (ages 12- 17) 5:00 to 6:00pm (ages 18 - 24)

Where P & H Centre | Arena Floor Cost $5.00 per visit

LET YOUR YOGA DANCE This in depth dance experience of the seven chakras will take you through your own moving meditation, healing through joy, grace in motion and the dance of your own creativity. Everyone residing in a human body is welcome to this funky, sacred, inspirational dance of the self. No experience necessary.

Wear stretchy, comfortable clothes, light indoor shoes or come barefoot. Bring a yoga mat and blanket.

Instructor Dianne Joyce has been practicing yoga since the 1970’s. Her personal inquiry took her to the Kripalu Centre for Yoga and Health in Massachusetts in 2008. Since then she has become a professional level teacher of Kripalu Yoga, and has opened her own studio. She is looking forward to sharing her latest Kripalu training in the community.

SPRING 2015

When Wednesdays | April 8, 22, May 6 & 20, 2015

Times 7:00 to 8:00pm Where P & H Centre | Lions DenCost Resident $50.85 | Non-Resident $63.56


BALLROOM AND SOCIAL DANCING Learn many types of dances in this fun and energetic program. This class is for beginners who want to experience how easy and fun dancing can be. Various types of dancing will be featured during each session.

Instructors Robert and Rose Hutson are from the Listowel area and have been teaching dance since 1995. Their primary goal is to make dancing fun and easy to learn while participating in a social activity that promotes a healthy relationship between dancers.

Watch for details in upcoming flyers or call 519.364.2310 for details.

BUS TRIP TO SEE THE TORONTO BLUE JAYSHop on the bus to Toronto to see the Jays take on the Oakland Athletics on Camp Day at the Rogers Centre. Tickets are located in the 200 level outfield sections. Wear your blue and white as we root, root for the home team!

SPRING 2015When Thursday August 13, 2015Time 8:00am to approximately 7:30pmWhere Pickup and Drop-off at the P & H CentreCost $40.00 per person (includes bus and ticket)

Adult & Teen Programs

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MINDS IN MOTIONA reputable, community based program designed for both in-dividuals living with early to mid-stage Alzheimer’s disease or other dementias and their care partner. This 2 hour per week program offers a combination of physical, intellectual and social activities to improve brain health and slow the progres-sion of Alzheimer’s symptoms. This program is brought to you by Hanover Parks, Recreation & Culture in partnership with Alzheimer Society Grey-Bruce.

WhenTuesdays | April 14 to June 2, 2015 (8 weeks)Tuesdays | September 8 to October 27, 2015 (8 weeks)

Times 10:00am to 12:00pmWhere P & H Centre | Lions DenCost $40 per couple

For more information or to sign up, call Alzheimer Society Grey-Bruce at 519.376.7230

CARPET BOWLINGThis indoor game is similar to Lawn Bowling. It is fun, challenging, and provides a chance to socialize. Play is drop-in. Just come when your schedule allows! Newcomers always welcome!WINTER/SPRING 2015

WhenTuesdays (Mixed)January 6 to April 21, 2015 (15 weeks)(Cancelled March 17)

Times 1:00 to 3:00pmWhere P & H Centre, Lions DenCost $2.50 per person per day

LOCAL 55+ SPRING FLING GAMESHanover’s Local Senior Games offers individuals 55+ an opportunity to participate in a variety of events with emphasis on FUN- PARTICIPATION- FELLOWSHIP. The top 3 finishers of each event qualify to advance to the Grey-Bruce District Senior Games that are held in June. A wrap up event is held that has refreshments, entertainment and a presentation ceremony.

Cost To be determined - event flyer will be available end of March Events Bid Euchre, Euchre, Solo, Cribbage, Contact Bridge, Crokinole, Shuffleboard, Pickle Ball, Lawn Bowling, Golf, Swing bowling, Carpet Bowling, Darts, Washer Toss, Ladder Ball, Scrabble, Horseshoes.When Events take place in May over a 3 week time period. A schedule of events will be available at the end of March. Typically there is one event per day to allow participants an opportunity to take part in multiple events. Events are usually 2-3 hours.

Volunteers are needed for the Local Senior Games. For more information, please call 519.364.2310 x.128

Watch for our “Senior Star” NewsletterCall Hanover Parks, Recreation & Culture for further information or to include an activity. 519.364.2310 x 128 | Copies are available at the P & H Centre, Civic Centre and online at www.hanover.ca/seniors

DISTRICT SENIOR GAMESThe host communities for the 2015 District Senior Games are tentatively set for: Brockton, Chesley, Hanover, Kincardine, Owen Sound, Sauble Beach and Saugeen Shores. The games will take place in early June. If you place 1st, 2nd or 3rd in your event at the local level, you are eligible to advance to the District Senior Games. You must register for these events as soon as possible after you win your local senior games event. Registration forms can be picked up at Hanover Parks, Recreation and Culture Office. Winners of the District 27 Games will move on to Regional Senior Games taking place in London, Ontario on September 10, 2015. Pick up a schedule of events in May.

Adult & Senior Programs


Seniors’ MonthJune is Seniors’ Month in Ontario,

a great time for seniors to celebrate their lives and the many ways they continue to make our province a

better place to live.

It’s a time to remember seniors’ accomplishments and the important contributions that they have made

to our community. Celebrating Seniors’ Month has become our collective way of giving back to them.

8TH ANNUAL MARCH BREAK ROAD HOCKEY TOURNAMENTA great day of fun and physical activity! Thursday March 19, 2015. Watch for details in mid-February or call 519.364.2310.

This year the tournament will be held in the parking lot behind the Hanover Slots and Raceway.

MARCH BREAK | A great week of activities for children to enjoy. Each day will feature a great theme with lots of fun and adventure. Crafts, food, fun, swimming, skating and more will be planned. Register by the day or for the entire week. Participants will be split into age groups for some activities. All program details will be outlined in the March Break flyer to be distributed to area schools mid-February. Pre-registration is required. Register early to avoid disappointment.

9:00am to 4:00pmSupervised Drop Off: 8:00 to 9:00amSupervised Pickup: 4:00 to 5:15pm

P & H Centre | Lions Den + Lounge

Resident - $37.17 per day or $175.85 per child, per weekNon-Resident - $46.46 per day or $222.30 per child, per weekFamily Rate - 3rd or more children half price (same household)

4 to 11 Years

Enthusiastic, Energetic, Fun Camp And Aquatic Staff

Monday March 16, 2015Good ‘n Gooey

Tuesday March 17, 2015On the Road Again

Wednesday March 18, 2015Creation Nation

Thursday March 19, 2015Superhero Surprises

Friday March 20, 2015Frozen Friday

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MINI STICK HOCKEY TOURNAMENTA morning filled with non-stop action. Get your team of 4 and bring your mini sticks to JDSS for a fun, non-competitive tournament. Tuesday March 17, 2015 beginning at 9:00am. Watch for details in mid-February or call 519.364.2310. Pre-registration is required.

YOUTH FLOOR HOCKEYA program that provides a fun and safe indoor environment where boys and girls ages 6 to 9 can play a non-competitive game of floor hockey. All skill levels are welcome and all equipment is supplied.

Where: Hanover Heights Community School | Gymnasium When: Mondays | March 30 to May 4, 2015 (cancelled April 6 due to Easter)Time: 6:00pm to 7:00pmAges: 6 to 9 years (must be 6 by March 1, 2015)Cost: Resident $20.00 | Non-Resident $25.00

March Break Programs

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Parks, Recreation & Culture Projects & New Initiatives

OFF LEASH DOG PARK DEVELOPMENTThe appointed volunteer ad hoc committee that is providing leadership to develop an area where dogs can run free is working on a draft site development and financial plan. The financial plan will include the creation and implementation of fundraising strategy. The Committee will present the draft plan for Council consideration in the near future. The site development plan is for the land within Rail Lands Leisure Park that was approved by Council in September 2014.

The committee’s next steps will be to recommend the development and financial plans for Council approval and determine project implementation timelines and targets.

Committee members include Krista Blue, Jessica Falls, David Hilton, Georgia Kreager, Mathew Sebok and Kristin Sickel.

For more information about this development contact Adam Parsons, Manager of Parks & Civic [email protected] or 519.364.2310 x 126.

Hanover Off Leash Dog Park Development Ad Hoc Committeehanover.ca/dog-park

Dog ParkOff Leash

LABYRINTH OF DISTINCTIONIn 2014 inductees were The Mercey Brothers and Patrick Switzer recognizing their Canadian and International accomplishments in music and sports respectively.

The Labyrinth of Distinction is a design feature of Heritage Square, visioned to ensure persons of Hanover heritage, having earned distinction through bestowing pride and honour for the Hanover Community and themselves, are permanently recognized and immortalized for the knowledge and appreciation of our future generations.

The Labyrinth path up to the Centennial Celebration Candle includes 38 pavers inscribed with the Inductee’s name, accomplishment and year. The path represents the Town’s first

100 years and the names included are a reflection of our former historical society’s view of individuals instrumental in the physical, social and economic development of the Hanover community. As you follow the path, you will see names that reflect Town pioneers, influential business leaders, educators, accomplished athletes, politicians, artists and musicians. Since 2006, there have been 6 inductees selected using the established nomination and inductee selection process administered by the Town’s Parks, Recreation & Culture Advisory Committee with approval by Town Council. The Labyrinth of Distinction path will continue for the next 100 years and will weave its’ way on the east side of the Celebration Candle.

Nominations are accepted on an ongoing basis. The next induction ceremony will occur in 2016. Please see the nomination information and form at www.hanover.ca/parks or pickup a copy from the P & H Centre or Municipal Office.

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Hanover Cemetery & ColumbariumWith the ever increasing number of families choosing cremation, the Hanover Cemetery is pleased to provide an internment alternative. The Columbarium provides an attractive location where you can place your loved ones’ urns and return time and again to honour their lives.

Columbarium, Plot Sales and General Inquiries Marianne Lamont | 519.364.2780 x 221 | [email protected]

Commemorative Grove Donations and MemorialsResidents are invited to make donations towards memorial trees, garden beds or decorative rocks at the Commemorative Grove in memory of a loved one or to celebrate an anniversary or birthday or perhaps to honour a volunteer. Donated monies also include the perpetual care of the selected memorial. All donations are tax deductible. Please contact the Parks, Recreation & Culture Department at 519-364-2310 x 135 for further information

Picnic PermitsThe Centennial Pavilion at Hanover Park is available for picnic rentals for a permit fee of $78.83 for the day or $25.28/hour. Call 519.364.2310 to arrange permit.

Hanover Heritage SquareThe Town of Hanover is pleased to provide a number of space options for your event within Heritage Square. A Request for Use Form can be picked up at the Parks, Recreation & Culture Office.

Music Gardens • Outdoor Amphitheatre • Plaza Area

Hanover Community Trails System11 km of trails in the Saugeen River Valley around the Town of Hanover. Enjoy the fantastic views from the 91 m pedestrian bridge over the Saugeen River (access via 16th Ave N)

Trail Access Points: (Please note trails are not groomed during the winter season).• South Line (Concession Road 11)• 7th Street and 2nd Avenue• Stork Club (7th Avenue and 14th Street)• Hanover Park• Karl “Speck” Wilken Park• Leisure Park/Soccer Field• County Road 28 at the Saugeen River

Parks, Trails, Cemetery & Outdoor Facilities


Numerous sports fields are found throughout Hanover. A permit is required to book an athletic field for practices, games, tournaments and special events. A permit may be obtained through the Parks, Recreation, and Culture Department at 519.364.2310 x 126. All rentals must be paid in full at time of signing to confirm permit.

Free Ride Bike ParkLocated adjacent to Rail Lands Leisure Parks (soccer fields) and Community Trails System, North of 16th Avenue.Features | 21 apparatus of varying degree of difficulty from beginner to advanced...Ladders • Teeters • Jumps • Mogul track • Beginner track areaSafe use of Free Ride Bike Park is the responsibility of the rider! Features are geared and signed to riding abilities from beginner to advanced. Riders need to … Wear protective equipment • Ride to your abilities • Obey posted rules

Ball ParksKinsmen Ball Park, 327 17th Avenue, Hanover – 2 lighted ball diamonds and one youth ball diamond.Agricultural Ball Park, 7th Avenue (Hanover Raceway Centre) – one lighted hardball diamond and one recreational diamond.

Basketball Court742 7th Avenue, adjacent to the Skateboard Park. Open 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Soccer PitchesRail Lands Leisure Park and RC Soccer Fields - 16th Avenue North – 2 major pitches and 3 mini pitchesR.A. Crawford Field – South side of John Diefenbaker Secondary School – one major pitch

Skateboard/Outdoor Basketball ParkPark hours: Daily 8 am to 10 pm located at 742 7th Avenue, the Skateboard Park features a new 6 foot bank, a 5 foot mini ramp, flat quarters, pyramid, fun boxes, spine ramp, quarter pipes and curb boxes. An outdoor basketball court is adjacent to the ramp area. Weather pending the park will be open until October 1st. The Skateboard Park is not supervised and the involvement of youth are the responsibility of parents and guardians.

Tennis CourtsTown of Hanover tennis courts have rubberized surfacing and court markings, are regulation size, and lighted until 11:00 p.m. daily. Facility has a seating and practice area. The tennis courts can be found at the corner of 13th Street and 16th Avenue south of the Hanover Family Centre.

Please note that the courts are operated by the Hanover Tennis Club Inc. Memberships are required for court time. Memberships are available at the Hanover Parks, Recreation & Culture Department.

Smoke Free Outdoors PolicyNo smoking — playgrounds, sports fields and Municipal building entrances.

Outdoor children’s playgrounds, municipally owned sports fields and all public areas within 20 meters of any point on the perimeter of these areas will be smoke free as per the Smoke Free Ontario Act. This will include Kinsmen Ball Park, Binkley Paterson Pavilion, Agricultural Park, Rail Lands Leisure Park (soccer fields), RA Crawford Athletic Field, Hanover Park, Centennial Pavilion, Optimist Park, Kinette Park, Robert F. Steers Memorial Park and Hanover Tennis Courts.

There is also no smoking within a 9 metre radius of any entrance or exit of municipal buildings as per Grey County’s smoke free by-law. This will include the P & H Centre, Civic Centre, Civic Theatre and Hanover Family Centre.

Smoking violation reports can be directed to the Grey Bruce Health Unit at 519-376-9420 or 1-800-263-3456.

Outdoor Athletic Facilities


Hanover Civic TheatreThe Town is proud of our Civic Theatre building located in our downtown core at 443 10th Avenue. The Civic Theatre has been a focal point in our community since 1911. A number of community based cultural groups utilize the theatre and community hall as their home base for their programs and events.

The Civic Theatre and Community Hall are part of the Hanover Civic Centre, and have the following features:

• a bandshell style stage with access to backstage area and lower level dressing rooms

• tiered seating for 275 audience members• climate controlled environment• accessible by elevator & 6 wheelchair accessible seating

spaces• lighting system (requires Town lighting technician to be

hired)• access to the Community Hall for intermission and

souvenir sales

For Civic Theatre rental inquiries, contact Hanover Parks, Recreation & Culture at 519.364.2310 x 135

Cultural Plan - Cultural Assets InventoryA cultural assets inventory will identify Hanover’s cultural resources such as festivals, events, community cultural organizations, cultural occupations, facilities and heritage. Watch for details later this spring for an opportunity to contribute to the creation of Hanover’s cultural inventory. Knowledge building regarding cultural assets mapping and cultural planning continues so when available funding is allocated, a Culture Plan will be initiated.

Public Display of ArtWe’re looking for art pieces to display at Town facilities!Our Town provides the opportunity for Hanover artists of various ages and stages, from amateur to professional, to display their art in the Civic Centre, the Medical Clinic, or the Hanover Public Library. Designated spaces vary in size and are suitable only for artwork that can be wall mounted. Hanover residents interested in having their work displayed must complete and submit a Public Display of Art form. The policy and form are available online at hanover.ca/arts-and-culture or from the Library, Municipal Office or P & H Centre.

Hanover Heritage Advisory CommitteeThe role of the Heritage Committee is as follows:

• Develop heritage recommendations and advocate on behalf of Hanover Council.

• Plan, develop and implement heritage related initiatives.• Educate residents and visitors regarding Hanover’s

history and heritage.• Plan for the preservation of housing of Hanover’s physical

artifacts and heritage.Committee members include Ted Blackburn, Kay Horan, Stu Lamont, Al Morrow, George Rahn, Jim Rahn, Joe Schlatman and Rick Hopkins (Council Rep).

Heritage Display at P & H CentreOur Heritage Committee is looking forward to creating rotating displays in the new cases at the P & H Centre. The new displays cases have been a project of our Committee to provide an opportunity to share Hanover’s artifacts, photos and history with our residents and visitors. Our Committee has some wonderful treasures to share that provide a glimpse into our Town’s past.

Windows in TimeThe popular posters displayed in downtown businesses during Homecoming can soon be viewed online at hanover.ca. The online Windows in Time album includes all the posters that feature wonderful historical photos of the business location and a list of businesses that existed from building inception to present. The posters initiated many conversations and memories during Homecoming!

HANOVER HERITAGE COMMITTEEhanover.ca/heritagePrinting provided by Reliance Printing

305 10TH STREETJohnny K SportsThis building was formerly home to(ordered from present to past)

7 Holst Office Supply3 Charles & Thomas Sandlos Grocery

6 Chainway Store2 John Sandlos Grocery

5 A & N Family Clothing1 Thomas Pohlman & John Standlos

4 Harvey Bohlander IGAFurniture Store

Windowsin Time

Culture Services


LOCATION FACILITY MAXIMUM EQUIPMENT KITCHEN(ETTE)

BINKLEY PATERSON PAVILLION MEETING ROOM 50 TABLES/CHAIRS X

CIVIC CENTRE

SAUGEEN ROOM 50 TABLES, CHAIRS, OVERHEAD, PROJECTOR SCREEN, TV

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COMMUNITY HALL 261 X

THEATRE 283 ACCESSIBLE SEATING

P & H CENTRE

BOARDROOM 16

TABLES, CHAIRS, OVERHEAD, PROJECTOR SCREEN, TV

CLASSROOM 55 X

LOUNGE 60 X

LIONS DEN 125 X

ICE PAD 2100 TABLES/CHAIRS

REGIONAL AQUATIC CENTRE POOL 240

WATER SLIDE, BEACH UMBRELLA, TARZAN ROPE, SAUNA, SWIRLPOOL,

BEACH ENTRY WADING POOL, 5-LANE LAP POOL.

POOL IS ACCESSIBLE

Are you planning a reception, banquet, seminar or meeting? The Town of Hanover has a variety of well-priced facility rental options throughout the Town that are perfect for your next private or corporate function. Find out today what recreation facilities are available for your next event. For more information call 519.364.2310.

Town of Hanover Facilities

Serving the area for over 30 yearsFor over 30 years now, Mighton Funeral Home Ltd. has been committedto providing service with compassion, honesty, fairness, and withoutprejudice. We will continue to be your helping hand, your professionaland most importantly your friend in a time of need. Together we willcelebrate the lives of those who have graced ours.

Monuments and Inscriptions www.mightonfuneralhome.ca


Hanover’s Biggest Block Party!In 2005, Hanover was a year removed from its 100th birthday.

Like all good celebrations, more reason to celebrate sprung up in the last Homecoming's wake.

The first Sights & Sounds Festival took place in 2005, the first of many weekends over the next decade where downtown Hanover would be turned into a centrepiece for entertainment

and activities. Every year, the Festival is the product of tireless volunteers and dedicated support from the community as Hanover's 'Biggest Block Party' hosts events for

people of all ages to enjoy.

The first Sights & Sounds Festival began traditions that continue to today. Each year, artisans take to the street to showcase their talents. In particular, Sights & Sounds has been one of the

locations for the members of the Saugeen Artists to show and sell their creations, for local musicians to play for the pleasure of Festival visitors, and the Kidz Talent

Showcase which introduces Hanover to its talents of tomorrow, just to name a few.

Hanover's Sights & Sounds Festival is back for its 11th year - cheers!

sights-sounds.ca

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Brian Tocheri, Chief Administrative Officer & Clerk519.364.2780 x 228 | [email protected]

Christine Walker, Director of Corporate Services/Treasurer519.364.2780 x 225 | [email protected]

Ron Cooper, Director of Public Works519.364.2780 x 229 | [email protected]

Chris Knoll, Chief of Police519.364.2411 x 8 | [email protected]

Ken Roseborough, Fire Chief519.364.2780 x 239 | [email protected]

Sherri Walden, Director of Parks, Recreation & Culture519.364.2310 x 123 | [email protected]

Don Tedford, Director of Development/CBO519.364.2780 x 227 | [email protected]

Agnes Rivers-Moore, CEO/Chief Librarian519.364.1420 x 244 | [email protected]

Municipal Department Heads

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Municipal Administration

DEPARTMENT + SERVICES DESCRIPTION

CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER & CLERK

Whether you are living, working, investing in Hanover, just visiting, or considering any of these, we want to make sure you receive the best of what Hanover offers. Our Council, municipal staff, businesses, agencies and organizations, volunteers and residents, alike, want to ensure you have the best possible experience. We know we’re not perfect, but we are working every day to be. If you’re not completely satisfied, or have suggestions as to how we can make improvements in any aspect, it’s important to all of us that you let us know.

CONTACT INFORMATION Brian Tocheri, Chief Administrative Officer & Clerk | 519.364.2780 x 228 | [email protected]

CLERK’SDEPARTMENT

Lottery Licence

Application forms for qualifying organizations are available at the Municipal Office during regular office hours. For more information regarding obtaining a lottery licence visit hanover.ca/clerks-department.

Marriage Licence

Application forms are available at the Municipal Office during regular office hours. Applicants must pro-vide appropriate identification. The fee for a marriage licence is $125, payable by cash, cheque or debit card. For more information about obtaining marriage licences visit hanover.ca/clerks-department.

Commissioner of Oaths

Commissioner of Oaths services are offered during regular office hours and include affidavits, oaths, statutory declarations and foreign pension documents. The fee for this service is $15.00 for each docu-ment.

CONTACT INFORMATION For general inquiries about the clerk’s department, please call Marilyn Zettler at 519.364.2780 x 231

CORPORATE SERVICES DEPARTMENT

The Corporate Services, Finance Department is charged with ensuring the town’s long term financial stability through effective management of our fiscal resources. Key responsibilities include: Budgets/Financial Statments; Tax Billing & Collection; Water/Sewer Billing; Accounts Payable; Accounts Receivable; Human Resources - Payroll/Benefits; Cemetery Account/Records and Corporate IT Functions.

Property TaxesTax installment due dates are the last day of February, May, August and November. Taxes may be paid by pre-authorized payment plan, telephone or internet banking, mail or in person at the Municipal Office.For more information, visit hanover.ca/property-taxes.

For general inquiries about property tax, please call Jennifer Tersteege at 519.364.2780 x 224.

Water

New to the Town of Hanover? Please contact the Water and Sewer Billing Department to set up your account, and ensure that a final reading is scheduled for the closing date if required. Water and sewer bills are sent every two months directly from the Town of Hanover. Due Dates: North of & including 10th Street last business day of Jan/Mar/May/Jul/Sep/Nov. South of 10th Street last business day of Feb/Apr/June/Aug/Oct/Dec. Water/Sewer accounts may be paid by pre-authorized payment plan, telephone or internet banking, mail or in person at the Municipal Office. For more information, visit hanover.ca/water-billing.

Hanover Cemetery

The Town is responsible for the maintenance and operation of the cemetery. Visitors are always welcome at the cemetery from 9:00 am to dusk daily, or appointment with the Caretaker. For maintenance related issues, please call Ron Cooper at 519.364.2780 x 229. For more information, visit hanover.ca/cemetery.

For general inquiries about water billing and plot sales, please call Marianne Lamont at 519.364.2780 x 221.CONTACT INFORMATION Christine Walker, Director of Corporate Services/Treasurer | 519.364.2780 x 225 | [email protected]

Hanover Police Service


The Municipality of the Town of Hanover is policed by our own municipal police service located at 203 10th Street, Hanover, Ontario.

The Hanover Police Service has fifteen full-time uniform members comprising of a Chief of Police, Inspector, two Sergeants and eleven Police Constables. There are three part-time Police Constables. There are four Auxiliary Police Constables. The uniform members are assigned to general patrol duties. These duties include a full range of criminal investigations, drug investigations, provincial statute and by-law enforcement, general deterrence of criminal activity and community/school education programs. Beginning in 2013 there is one Police Constable who is assigned to Court Case Management.

The Hanover Police Service has two civilian members consisting of a Records Manager and an Administrative Secretary.

D.A.R.E. ProgramThe Drug Awareness Resistance Education Program is a police officer-led series of classroom lessons that teach grades six and eight students the tools they need to resist peer pressure and live productive drug and violence free lives. Since 2008 over 900 children in Hanover schools have graduated from this program.

Victim Assistance Program 1.888.577.3111Victim Assistance Program is a community-based service, which assists services and agencies in providing short-term emotional and practical assistance to victims of crime, tragic circumstances and disaster. Volunteers are recruited from within the community who understand particular needs of their area. This service is being provided for our community and a satellite office is being provided for this program out of the Hanover Police Service building.

Crime Stoppers for Grey-Bruce 1.800.TIPS (8477)Crime Stoppers is an excellent way to solve crime in your community without having to appear in court or put yourself at risk! You could even earn a cash reward for helping to solve a crime. By working together and caring for our community and neighbours we can build a safer community.

Contact Us203 10th StreetHanover, ON N4N 1P8t 519.364.4280hanover.ca/police

Chief of PoliceChristopher R. [email protected]

A safe community to live, work and visit

Public Works DepartmentThe Public Works Department maintains the following municipal infrastructures and provides the following services: Roads, Sidewalks, Storm Sewers, Sanitary Sewer Collection & Treatment, Water Treatment and Distribution, Garbage and Recycling Collection and Hanover Cemetery. Landfill Site Operation Fire #868, CR #4,Hours: Tues. to Sat. 8:00am to 3:00pm, 519.364.4351.

SERVICES DESCRIPTION, COST & LOCATION

GARBAGECOLLECTION

Weekly curbside collection of household garbage is available to all residential dwelling and apartments with not more than five units. Collection service is provided by Bruce Service Sales and Rentals based upon the following schedule: Collection for north of 10th Street, including the north side of 10th Street - Thursdays. Collection for south of 10th Street, including the south side of 10th Street - Fridays. The outer bag for containment of waste shall be clear & transparent (non-tinted). Bags shall be no larger than 26” x 36” and can be placed in a waste container for collection. Each bag placed at the curb for collection shall weigh no more that 50 lbs (23 kg). Unlimited clear kitchen catcher size (20” x 22”) bags may be placed inside the larger clear bag. If your waste is not collected, a sticker indicating the reason why will be attached to the bag. Town of Hanover bag tags are required to be wrapped around the neck of the bag. To address privacy of personal items, one solid colour “privacy bag” no larger than 20” x 22” (size of a kitchen catcher or grocery bag) inside each clear bag is permitted. REMINDERS: Place garbage adjacent to road or curb before 6:00am on your scheduled day to ensure pickup. All bags must be tagged for collection by wrapping the bag tag around the neck of the bag. If you are using garbage container, wrap the bag tag on the top bag in the container so that it is visible when the lid is lifted. BAG TAG PURCHASE: Bag tags are sold at a cost of $2.00 per tag. Tags are available at the following locations: Hanover Civic Office, 341 10th Street | Hanover Library, 451 10th Avenue | Pioneer Gas Bar, 857 10th Street | MacTavish Esso, 594 10th Street | Hanover Mac’s Convenience Stores, 189 10th Street; 464 10th Street; 10/4 Junction

RECYCLING COLLECTION

Bi-weekly curbside collection of recyclables and garbage is provided to all residential, commercial and institutional properties by Waste Management of Canada Corporation. The 2015 Blue Box Collection calendar, including details about our Recycling Program and products accepted for recycling can be picked up at the Municipal Office or on the Town of Hanover website at www.hanover.ca/recycle.

HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION SITES

The following hazardous waste items will be accepted at no charge throughout the year at the following locations: Pharmaceuticals and Sharps: Pharmacies located at Shoppers Drug Mart, Grants Your Independent Grocer, Pharma Plus, Walmart and Hanover Pharmasave will accept medications and sharps. NOTE: all sharps must be contained in a rigid container. Oil and Oil Filters: Jiffy Lube and Canadian Tire (automotive) will accept used motor oil and oil filters.Paint and Stains: Cueneo Interiors, Hanover Home Hardware, and Hanover Rona Building Centre will accept partial cans of paint and stain, Please do not mix paint/stain materials together. All paint and stain must be in original containers and not dried out. Empty paint containers can be placed in your blue box for regular recycling pick up. Please remove lid before placing in box. Alkaline and Rechargeable Batteries: Alkaline batteries can be dropped off at the Civic Centre Office, Landfill Site trailer, Hanover Home hardware, Hanover Rona Building Centre and Hanover Public Library. Rechargeable batteries can be dropped off at the Civic Centre Office, Landfill Site trailer, Hanover Rona Building Centre and Hanover Public Library. Compact Energy Efficient Light Bulbs: Small energy efficient bulbs are accepted at Canadian Tire. Cell Phones: Cell phones will be accepted at the Hanover Public Library.

HAZARDOUS WASTE DAY

The Household Hazardous Waste Day Events are provided on behalf of the Hanover/Walkerton Waste Management Committee. The events are free to the residents of Hanover and Walkerton. Further details regarding dates and locations will be advertised in ‘The Post’ and online at hanover.ca/events. At each Household Hazardous Waste Depot, there will be trained professionals who will receive, package, transport and store the hazardous materials safely and in compliance with a regulations. Empty containers are to be recycled or disposed of with your household waste.

GOODS EXCHANGE WEEK

May 8 to May 15, 2015 This FREE TOWN-WIDE “SIDEWALK SALE” is a great opportunity for everyone to exchange those reusable household items, such as furniture, appliances or children’s toys, which you no longer use. Put them at the curb, clearly marked that they are free. To avoid mistaken pick up, please make sure that gardening tools and your children’s toys are not left at the curb. Any items left at the curb after Goods Exchange Week must be removed by the homeowner.

LAWN WATERING Town of Hanover residences with even home and dwelling numbers may water on the even calendar days. Town of Hanover residences with odd home and dwelling numbers may water on the odd calendar day.

LANDFILL PASSES

One free landfill pass will be available per residential property provided with garbage collection (i.e. residential properties with not more than five units) A free landfill pass may be obtained by the PROPERTY OWNER at the Municipal Office. A maximum weight of 200 kg with the use of a landfill pass will be allowed to be deposited at no charge. Applicable fees will be charged for any items exceeding 200 kg. The applicable tipping fees will be charged for the following items: appliances, water heaters, tires, construction materials including roofing and drywall, residential garbage and spring mattresses. For more information regarding Public Works, please call (519) 364-2780 extension 221

or visit the Town of Hanover website at www.hanover.ca/publicworks


SERVICES DESCRIPTION

BUILDING PERMITS

You need a building permit if you plan to: construct a new building / change a building’s use / demolish a portion of a building; renovate, repair or add to a building; install, change or remove partitions and load-bearing walls; install new or make structural alterations to windows or doors; build a garage, balcony or deck; installation or repair of storm, sanitary and/or water service; install or modify heating, plumbing, air conditioning systems or fireplaces. Contact your local municipal office if you are not sure whether you need a permit for your project. Even though your project may not require a building permit, you must still comply with the requirements of the Zoning By-Law and Build-ing Code. It is the owner’s responsibility to ensure that a building permit is obtained when required. You may authorize your contractor or designer to apply for the permit, but the owner should ensure that they have the permit prior to any work starting. For more information, please visit www.hanover.ca/building-permits

LAND USE PLANNING

Land Use Planning affects almost every aspect of life in the Town. Good planning encourages public participation and leads to orderly growth and the efficient provision of services and resources. Zoning By-Laws regulate land use (i.e. residential, commercial, industrial, etc.) and development standards for building on a property, including Consent Applications for the separation of land to form a new lot(s) or adjust boundaries.Minor Variance Applications allow variances to the provisions of the Town’s Sign By-Law and Comprehensive Zoning By-Law or to expand land uses that have existed prior to the passing of the current by-law.Site Plan Application - All lands within Hanover are subject to site plan control with the exception of Residential De-velopment containing 2 units or less. If you are planning to build a new building or addition, you may be subject to site plan control. A building permit cannot be issued and construction cannot begin unless site plan approval is obtained. For a complete overview of planning, please visit www.hanover.ca/planning.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

The Building & Development Department together with the Administrative Department oversees all economic development and corporate communications. We welcome new visitors, residents and businesses to our community and work with regional partners to enrich our economic climate. Major focus areas include Downtown Revitalization, Youth Attraction & Retention, Business Retention, Attraction & Expansion and Tourism Development.

We are the regional hub situated on the border of Grey and Bruce Counties. We are uniquely positioned as a service and recreational destination, attracting a population of over 50,000 and are working diligently to support entrepreneurial ventures while minimizing youth outmigration. Hanover is a vibrant community and we are committed to working with our neighbours to ensure a healthy and sustainability economy for our entire region.

For more information, please contact Savanna Schaus, Economic Development Coordinator at 519.364.2780 x 253 or visit www.hanover.ca/economic-development to view our Community Profile.


The primary role of the Building Department is to promote and assist development in compliance with Federal, Provincial, County and local regulations. By enforcing building codes and assisting builders, the Municipality ensures that the structures are safe, not only for today but for many years to come.

Don Tedford Director of Development/CBO 519.364.2780 x 227 | [email protected]

Brenda Goetz Administrative Assistant/Deputy CBO 519.364.2780 x 222 | [email protected]

Savanna Schaus Economic Development Coordinator 519.364.2780 x 253 | [email protected]

By-Law EnforcementThe Building & Development Department is responsible for the investigation and enforcement of municipal by-laws related to property standards, site plans, zoning, signs, fences and noise as well the Town’s traffic and parking by-law and animal control. Please contact Ken Campbell, By-Law Enforcement Officer at 519.364.2780 x 249 or visit www.hanover.ca/by-laws for more information.

Building & Development


Hanover Fire Department341 10th Street Hanover ON N4N 1P5t 519.364.2780 x 239 | f 519.364.6456 | [email protected]

Fire Chief, Ken RoseboroughPlatoon Chief - Operations, Craig MacArthurPlatoon Chief - Training, Jeff Dentinger

BBQ SafetyFew things can match the fun and enjoyment of a barbecue with family and friends. Practice sensible, safe barbecuing and your summer get-together will be a sizzling success.

Light it RightTake these steps in the right order when igniting a BBQ:• Open the hood• Turn gas release valve on tank.• Turn on grill control or heat settings.• Take a step back• Push the igniter button. If there is no igniter button, insert

a long match or BBQ lighter through the side burner hole first, then turn on the heat control knob. If the burner does not ignite right away, turn the gas off and wait five minutes, keeping the hood open, before repeating the procedure.

Keep it SafeBBQs are approved for outdoor use only.

Alarm YourselfThis summer, install tested and certified CO alarms in your home-away-from-home.Where to install CO alarms:• On every level of your home or cottage;• In your RV and boat cabin• Near sleeping areas; and • According to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Do NOT install CO alarms near• Windows or vents• Bathrooms; or• Heating or fuel-burning appliances.

Test your alarms monthly.Change the batteries annually.Replace your CO alarms as recommended by the manufacturer.

Fire Prevention Inspector, Wayne Trimble t 519.364.2780 x 223

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Library Hours & Contact

Weekdays 10:00am to 8:00pmSaturday 10:00am to 5:00pm

Sunday 1:00 to 5:00pm

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t 519.364.1420f 519.364.1747

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Make 2015 the year YOU join the Library! Becoming a member is very worthwhile! The Hanover Public Library has thousands of books, DVDs, audiobooks and magazines that members can borrow for free. From the latest bestselling books to the newest movie and TV series releases, and much more besides, the Library is a vital community resource for culture, recreation and education. Come see what’s new at your Library!

Want to know what’s happening at the Library?We offer lots of programmes and events. Check out our website, hanoverlibrary.ca, or Like us on Facebook. And we’re in The Post, with a weekly news article about events, programmes, and what’s new!

Anyone who lives in or owns property in Hanover can apply for membership. Non-Residents can also join on payment of the current membership fee. Membership is required for borrowing materials, but everyone is welcome to use our other services.

Access to Free Digital ServicesLibrary members can get access to a wide range of on-line information and recreation resources including journals, newspapers and magazines, e-books and downloadable audiobooks, read-along books for children, and much more. Ask for a demonstration at the library!

Come and discover...• Our user-friendly website hanoverlibrary.ca• Books, movies, audiobooks and magazines• Online catalogue with self-serve renewals and reserves• Your questions answered – in person, by phone, or online• Interlibrary loan – if we don’t have it, we can get it from another library• Tourism information for visitors and residents• Local history and genealogy• Computers and internet, free WiFi access• Help with computers and devices – classes and one-on-one • Downloadable e-books and audiobooks• Programs and events for adults• Support for learning, new residents, language skills• Exam proctoring services• Children’s collection, computers, storytimes, summer reading clubs• Teen books, magazines, Manga and graphic novels• Photocopying and faxing

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AirportSaugeen Municipal Airport 519-364-3220www.saugeenmunicipalairport.com 877-592-8955

AquaticsHanover Regional Aquatic Centre 519-364-2310www.hanover.ca

Arts & CultureGrey Bruce School of Dance, Lisa Rogers 519-364-5404www.greybrucedance.comGrey Bruce Singers, Maria Dunning 519-378-4548www.greybrucesingers.ca Hanover Community Players 519-364-9924Linda Manchester | www.hanovercommunityplayers.ca Hanover Happy Twirlers Square Dance 519-364-5535www.hanoverhappytwirlers.ca Hanover Heritage Committee – Al Morrow 519-364-4810Kerry Moore School of Dance 519-364-1155www.kmsdance.com

New Millenium Quilters Guild [email protected]’s Bush Chorus of Harmony 519-364-2897 - Erika RhodySaugeen Music School 519-364-6251Violet & Dandelion 519-506-ARTS

Business ContactsTown of Hanover Economic Development 519-364-2780Downtown Improvement Area 519-364-4000Hanover Chamber of Commerce 519-364-5777www.hanoverchamber.caSaugeen Economic Development Corp. 519-799-5750www.sbdc.ca 877-335-7332

Clubs, Organizations & ServicesAir Cadets 519-364-3125Alzheimer Society of Grey Bruce 519-376-7230www.alzheimergreybruce.com 800-265-9013Big Brothers Big Sisters of Hanover & District 519-364-1444Canadian Cancer Society – Bluewater Unit 519-376-6011www.cancer.ca 800-430-6228Central Grey–Bruce Community 519-364-7788Mental Health Team 877-888-5855Children’s Services Bruce-Grey 519-371-4773www.bgcskids.org 800-567-2384Community Care Grey-Bruce Access Centre 519-881-1181www.sw.ccac-ont.ca (888-371-2112) 519-371-2112The Deck Youth Centre 519-364-0423Fifth Hanover Beavers, Cubs & Scouts 519-364-0581Dave Danton 888-scoutsnowGrey Bruce Public Health Unit 800-263-3456www.publichealthgreybruce.on.ca 800-821-7714

YouthLiteracyCouncil

We help kids read.

Is a young person you care about struggling with reading, writing or math?

We provide free• one-on-one tutoring for children and youth 6-18• drama workshops• learning resources

We want to hear from you. Contact us.South Grey Bruce Youth Literacy Council

[email protected] 519.364.0008 www.sgbyouthliteracy.orgWe are always looking for caring volunteers to train as tutors.

Community Organizations

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HARC Incorporated 519-364-6100Hanover Columbus Centre 519-364-4722Hanover Family Health Team - David Ford 519-506-4348Hanover Sewing Club – Theresa Seim 519-364-5280Heart and Stroke Foundation 519-371-0083www.heartandstroke.comHorticultural Society – Barb Fleming 519-364-3153Hospital Auxiliary – Stacey Hoggs 519-364-2340 x 210Hospital Foundation – Sue Paterson 519-364-2340 x 203IWA Canada Local 2-500 – Office 519-364-7452Kinsmen [email protected] of Columbus – Gary Fedy 519-364-4187Legion Ladies Auxiliary Branch # 130 519-364-2586Royal Canadian Legion Branch # 130 519-364-1130Lions Club – Daryl Becker [email protected] Lodge, Hanover No. 432 GRC 519-364-4810 – Al MorrowMultiple Sclerosis Society 800-268-7582www.mssociety.caOntario Early Years Centre – Hanover Site 519-376-8808 866-483-7774Ontario Federation of University Women 519-364-4975PROBUS Club - Brian Ross 519-364-4179

Beth Cruickshank or Linda Scully 519-367-5423 www.cfuw.orgRotary Club – Al Morrow 519-364-4810Saugeen Rail Modellers 519-364-0342

Saugeen R/C Flyers – Ron Murray 519-245-5904Saugeen Stamp Club – Peter Kritz 519-.364-4752Saugeen Toastmaster - Trudy Baran 519-364-4015 www.saugeentoastmasters.comSnowmobile Club - Rick Pake 519-364-3282 [email protected] Services Grey County 519-376-7324 800-265-3119Streetiques of Hanover – Bill Craig 519-364-2470TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Morning Classes – Phyllis Blake 519-364-4531Evening Classes – Adele Schmidt 519-364-3568Victorian Order of Nurses 519-376-5895www.von.ca 800-265-3138Womens House of Grey & Bruce County Counseling – Crisis Line 800-265-3026www.whsbg.on.caYMCA Community & Employment Services 519-364-3163www.ymcaowensound.on.ca 519-371-9222Welcome Wagon - Sharon Safra 519-506-3583

Festivals and EventsCanada Day 519-364-2310Carol of the Bells 519-506-2474Hanover Bentinck, Brant Fall FairDoreen Schultz 519-364-4443Hanover Haunt 519-506-2474www.hanover.ca/hanoverhauntHanover Sights & Sounds Festival 519-506-2474www.sights-sounds.ca Kinsmen Santa Claus Parade [email protected]



FitnessAmanda’s Personal Training Studio 519-506-1357New Heights Fitness & Wellness Centre 519-364-2224www.mynewheightsfitness.comPartners Physiotherapy Services 519-364-7667Saugeen Triathalon Club Randy Cornelisse| [email protected] T-Zone Hanover 519-506-5660 t-zonevibration.com

LiteracyHanover Public Library 519-364-1420www.hanover.caSouth Grey Bruce Youth Literacy Council 519-364-0008www.sgbyouthliteracy.org

OutdoorSaugeen Valley Conservation Authority 519-367-3040www.svca.on.caSaugeen Field Naturalists 519-364-9924www.saugeenfieldnaturalists.comSouth Bruce Game/Fish – Brian Grubb 519-364-7834

SeniorsParks, Recreation and Culture Services 519-364-2310Senior Citizen Friendship Centre 519-364-4649

SportsBadminton Club – Rainer Schroeder 519-364-2490Basketball, Youth – Eric Cudney 519-364-0836Goodtimers Hockey – Joe Allen 519-369-2785Hanover Aerials Gymnastics Club 519-364-6576 - Brenda Jolly | hanovergymnastics.comHanover Barons Jr. C – Charlie Pickard 519-364-2630Hanover Curling Club – Doris Fisher 519-364-1816

Hanover & District Figure Skating Club 519-364-5024Hanover Minor Ball – Laura Chadwick 519-881-8860Hanover Minor Hockey – Steve Fitzsimmons 519-364-0134www.hanoverminorhockey.ca Hanover Minor Soccer – Tim Dietz 519-364-6236www.hanoverminorsoccer.caHanover Minor Ringette – Christy Weber 519-364-7268 www.hanoverminorringette.caHanover Tennis Club – Doug Abell 519-364-5913Or Paul Scott 519-364-3136Hanover Mixed Slo-Pitch League - Bob Lyons 519-377-5226Hanover Raceway 519-364-2860www.hanoverraceway.comHorseshoe League, Men’s – Tim Becker 519-270-8805 – Ivan Monk 519-364-5106Karate 519-369-7675www.bakskarate.caKung Fu, Golden Tiger School 519-364-6475www.thegoldentiger.com 519-364-0123Lawnbowling Club – Joyce Ruddel-Yordley 519-364-3170 Pat Kaufman 519-369-1438Legion Oldtimers Hockey – Rusty Yeo 519-369-6795Master’s Slo-Pitch League – Steve Wild 519-364-6634Ontario Special Olympics 888-333-5515 x 246www.specialolympicsontario.comSaugeen Triathlon Club - Sandra MacDonald 519-379-8525 [email protected] Valley Bowman – Don Caughy 519-364-2261Scuba, Groundhog Divers II 519-389-3629www.groundhogdiversportelgin.comShuffleboard – Jim Spence 519-364-7058Swingbowling - Bonnie Rody 519-364-1998Volleyball, Hanover Ladies Rec League 519-364-1944Lesia Ahrens



CANADADAY2015

THE CANADIAN FLAG TURNS 50!It’s an afternoon of fun and celebration for all ages! Come out and help us celebrate Canada Day and that our country’s flag is having its 50th birthday. Enjoy live entertainment, children’s

carnival, BBQ, public swimming and much more! Watch for details in our upcoming Summer Camp flyer

or visit hanover.ca for detailsWednesday July 1, 2015

Heritage Square

328 10th St., HANOVER

519-364-3102

Open 6 Days a WeekClosed Mondays &

Holidays

RESTAURANT & DINING LOUNGEAuthentic Chinese Food & Canadian Dishes

(Fully Licensed under L.L.B.O.)Gift Certificates AvailableSaturday Buffet – 5:00pm - 7:00pm

Sunday Brunch – 10:00am - 2:00pmHours – Mon. - 7:00am - 2:00pm

Tues. to Sat. 7:00am - 8:00pmSun. 8:00am - 8:00pm

Across from the Racetrack & Slots

519-364-7141

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Dave Hocking Stephanie HockingSales Representative BrokerCell: 519-378-6466 Cell: [email protected] [email protected]

“Let the Commitment of 2 Work For You” – THE HOCKING TEAM

519-364-7370

RCR Realty, BrokerageIndependently Owned and Operated

Bryan WhalingBroker of Record

519-364-5658

Ashley WhalingBroker

519-364-5658

LOUIS WHALING REAL ESTATE BROKER INC.REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE

486 10th STREET, HANOVER, ONTARIO N4N 1R1PHONE (519) 364-1034 FAX (519) 364-6485

EMAIL: [email protected] www.whalingrealestate.ca

restaurants#local #yum@townofhanover

@TownofHanover #location #hometown #joinus

KNECHTELFURNITURECOMPANYFACTORY STEAM WHISTLE

This original steam whistle was located on the Knechtel Factory for many decades also acting as a “time piece” for hundreds of employees and local residents, knowing the exact times the whistle would sound in relation to factory operations.

The whistle was salvaged from the closed factory in the early 1980’s and was subsequently donated to the Town fully refurbished, thanks to the community-mindedness and tedious efforts of Mr. Orville Seip.

A little bit of history

(look for this in Heritage Square!)


Open 7 days/week Sundays 12 to 4

635 Garafraxa St. S.Durham, ON

519-369-2405

WE HAVEIT ALL FOR YOU!

Key Cutting and Knife Sharpening Service.

Colour Match® Paint System,Major Appliances and more…

McLean’sHome Hardware

Home Owners Helping Home Owners

Hanover CareCentre / McVean

Lodge41 Bed Long Term Care Residence45 Room Assisted Living Facility

• Personal Care • Dietary Services• Laundry & Housekeeping provided• Hairdressing/Barbering• Recreational Activity

700 19th Avenue,HANOVER

364-3700 www.canadiancarecentres.ca

“We Know Our Stuff”WALKERTON • 881-2046

Largest Selection

in the Area• Swim Wear• Skateboards• Tennis Rackets• Baseball Equipment• In-line Skates

• Bicycles• Golf • Footwear• Sandals

• Clothing• Canoe Sales & Rentals


Irish Celtic HeritageCelebrate Our 20th Year

Irish Dance HanoverOur Steps are Your Signature

Irish Dance Lessons for All Ages & AbilitiesRegister online for Spring/Summer Programs

Eligible for CRA Childrens Fitness & Arts Tax Credit

Book Us for Your Special EventsWe can entertain your guests with lively music

and dance performances led by Finnegan and his Fairies

Birthday Parties, Weddings, Anniversaries, St. Patrick’s Day, Festivals, Fundraisers

Let us entertain you with passion & professionalism!

Contact Us: 519-216-6647 or Toll Free 1-855-723-5842 (1-855-7Celtic)Email: [email protected]

www.celticacademy.ca

Proudly serving local communities for over

180 YEARS!180 YEARS!413 18th Ave Hanover ON N4N 3S5 • www.thepost.on.ca

Hwy. 4 – HANOVER519-364-0867

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