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Early Spring 2014

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As Camp Director for Mooredale Day Camp, Eric Musselman has had the chance to meet a wide variety of people in the community. One thing is clear – this neighbourhood

has been significantly impacted over the years by Mooredale Day Camp. From experiencing camp for the first time, to securing that first summer job – MDC has been developing the children and youth in this community for a long time. Who would have thought it possible that neighbours from Rosedale and Moore Park first began dreaming big about what could happen in this old community house in 1949? Mooredale Day Camp continues to inspire a deep sense of passion that brings people back year after year. When asked why they want to return to work at MDC, here are typical responses from returning staff members:

“I loved summer camp as a counsellor. I can’t wait to be back!”

“MDC is a terrific environment filled with great experiences. Every morning I was excited to wake up and come to Mooredale.”

“I know the camp well – I attended Mooredale summer camp as a preschooler! As an assistant volunteer

counsellor I (found I) loved the environment and the opportunity to work with children.”

Summer camp season is only a few weeks away and choosing the right camp program for your family can be challenging with so many excellent options to choose from. Mooredale Day Camp has had the pleasure of helping a countless number of neighbourhood

children to develop confidence, character and new skills in a community centered environment. We are excited to have key staff like Gnomeo and Piton returning to once again provide a fun filled, quality program. There is still limited space available in our summer sessions. If you have children between the ages of 4 and 12, we would love to have you make Mooredale Day Camp an integral part of your summer... so your kids can dream big at Mooredale.

Sessions Session 1 June 30 to July 11

Session 2 July 14 to July 25

Session 3 July 28 to August 8*

no camp on Aug 4 (Civic Holiday)

Session 4 August 11 to August 22

Don’t delay! Visit us at Mooredale.com/camps today to register online, or to download our 2014 Day Camp Application form. You can also call us at 416-922-3714 ext. 103 and Joanna our camp registrar will be happy to answer any and all questions you may have. We look forward to seeing you at Mooredale soon – we are already dreaming big about what this summer can be!

w “When it comes to the neighbourhoods we want to create for our kids, we have to dream big.”

In her book Child’s Play, Olympic athlete Silken Laumann says,

In this issue

2 Calendar

6 Mayfair

8 Preschool

11 Programs

12 Sports

18 Clubs

21 Concerts

23 Classifieds

MooredaleNews Late Spring 2014

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Carrie ScacePrESidEnt

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Community

this word took on particular meaning this month as our Board of Directors, along with

our managerial staff and our Executive Director, dedicated an inspiring day at the Brickworks towards discovering what Mooredale means to each of us and how we intend to keep the true

spirit of our unique community alive and flourishing. There are so many things that we do well at Mooredale to support, encourage and enrich: Mayfair: the ultimate block party! Nowhere is the sense of community more evident than on the second weekend in May when Rosedale Park is transformed into something magical. Mark your calendars this year for ‘A Medieval Mayfair’ on May 9 and 10. Channel your inner King Arthur and Game of Thrones and come on out to greet your neighbours after a long winter! Soccer: Opening day of soccer season has to be one of my most favourite parts of Mooredale. The sight and sound of all those healthy, excited players at Rosedale Park and Riverdale, along with the countless enthusiastic volunteers coaches and our roster of young referees, truly mark the beginning of spring. There is a place for all levels at Mooredale from purely recreational to competitive – and even a vibrant women’s soccer league! Pool: Our pool at Mooredale truly is a hidden gem – and judging by the demand to be part of the ‘club’, it is one of the best places to be on a hot summer day. Even more special is the sound of the youth orchestra as it practices in the Coach House and mingles with the sound of happy swimmers. These things, along with a very special preschool, fantastic program offerings, sports galore, a terrific Day Camp and other initiatives that are currently in the works, make Mooredale such a special place to spend time. It really is a community: a place to gather, support and share one another’s interests and passions. To all of you who give so selflessly of your time to volunteer here at Mooredale – thank you, thank you, thank you. To all of you who wish to contribute in any way, big or small, or simply have suggestions, thoughts, insights– please get in touch. We’d love to hear from you! All the best for a happy, sunny spring,

APRIl 1Final deadline to renew Pool Membership for 2014 season – 5:00pm

APRIl 2Pool Committee Meeting Room 2 – 7:00pm

APRIl 7Mayfair Committee Meeting Room 1 – 7:30pm

APRIl 9rMPA Board Meeting Rooms 1 & 2 – 7:00 pm

APRIl 17rosedale tennis Club – Annual General Meeting Room 2 – 7:00pm

APRIl 18Good Friday Mooredale Closed

APRIl 20Happy Easter!

APRIl 21Preschool Closed for Easter Monday Office and all other programs operating

rtC opens

APRIl 23Mayfair ride Bracelet Vouchers On Sale until May 7

APRIl 27Mooredale Concerts presents Canadian Brass at MacMillan Theatre – 3:15pm

Mooredale Concerts presents Music and truffles – an introduction to classical music for children ages 5+ at MacMillan Theatre, U of T – 1:15pm

APRIl 28Mayfair Committee Meeting Room 1 – 7:30pm

MAy 2Mooredale News copy and adver-tising deadline for Summer Edition.

MAy 7Last day to buy Mayfair Ride Vouchers – Mooredale Summerhill Market

MAy 9Mayfair Set-Up day at Rosedale Park, 7:00am-4:00pm.

Mayfair Preview night – Carnival Rides, BBQ and Beer Garden Open at Rosedale Park – 5:00 to 9:00 pm

Mayfair Baking – drop off at Mooredale, Room 1, 5:00pm – 7:00pm

MAy 10Mayfair 2014: Medieval Mayfair at Rosedale Park, 9:00am-5:00pm. All welcome.

MAy 14Pool Committee Meeting & dinner with Pool Staff Room 1 – 7:00pm

MAy 17Pool Club Opening day! Pool opens at noon.

MAy 19Victoria day! Pool Open Mooredale Programs, Preschool & Office closed

MAy 21rMPA Board Meeting Rooms 1 or 2, 7:00pm.

MAy 29Fall Program Guide available on website! www. mooredale.com

Fall Program registration starts, June 3 at 8:30am

MAy 30Preschool Year-end Family Event

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MooredaleNews late Spring 2014

Marjorie BoothEXECUtiVE dirECtOr

i love March – especially if the snow melts enough to see the grass! Soon we will have reports of other significant spring sightings: robins back from the south, soft pussy willows in

the playground garden, blooming forsythia bushes everywhere. I love March at Mooredale because there is a welcome break in the regular activities, punctuated by the excitement of our March Break program for kids. If you are looking for five great days of fun for your youngsters, register right away. We have some terrific staff ready to make this March Break a memorable one. I love March because we are in the final stages of the crazy spring registration period for all our soccer, softball, pool, tennis, camp, summer fun, and special spring courses.

Of course, the spring programs were all outlined in the guide, which was mailed to members last February newsletter. For current information about how to participate this Spring, check out our website at www.mooredale.com. I love March because I have a little Irish in me – and it provides a great reason to celebrate St Patrick’s Day with all those who claim to have a little or a lot of Irish in them! I love March because we meet so many new students who want to work at the pool and camp this summer. We are in the midst of hiring counsellors, junior counsellors and lifeguards now, so send your resume along to Mooredale right away! I love March because it’s just two months from Mayfair – the very best day of the year! When you are spring cleaning, keep an eye open for something wonderful for the re-gifting Silent Auction at Mayfair. Here’s to a happy, warm and sun-filled Spring at Mooredale!

Mooredale News is published 6 times a year for members of the Rosedale-Moore Park Association. Publication dates are Sept/Nov /Jan/March/April/June. Ad deadlines are noted on page 19.

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Mooredale Directory

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telephone Ext. e-mail416-922-3714 [email protected]

AdMiniStrAtiOn StAFF

Marjorie Booth 106 [email protected]

Carolyn Burgess 113 [email protected]

Stephanie Chu 100 [email protected]

Joanna Ingram 103 [email protected]

Christopher Keem 115 [email protected]

Susan Li 104 [email protected]

Catherine Loeffler 102 [email protected]

Eric Musselman 105 [email protected]

Ryan Paulsen 120 [email protected]

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accounting 104 [email protected]

concerts 103 [email protected]

day camp 103 [email protected]

hockey 100

maintenance 120

Mayfair 103

membership 102 [email protected]

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newsletter 103 [email protected]

orchestra 103

pool club 102 [email protected]

preschool 113 [email protected]

program/course ideas 105 [email protected]

program registration 100

soccer registration 102 [email protected]

sports registration 102

sports hotline 222 [email protected]

tennis club 103 [email protected]

volunteer hotline 310 [email protected]

Volunteers!Katharine Lake BerzVOlUntEEr & COMMUnitY liAiSOn

It’s not too late to volunteer for our Medieval MayfairStudents volunteers earn community service hours!

Friday, May 9th, 2014 – 5:00-9:00pmSaturday, May 10th, 2014 – 9:00-5:00pm

Mayfair is a celebration of our magical community and we need more than 1,000 volunteers to create that magic. We have many opportunities for adults and students.

Middle and secondary school students can receive community service hours for their time. Here are just a few examples of how you can help:

• Supervise a midway game• Give out prizes at the Prize Booth• Dazzle the children with face paint or wacky hair• Keep the BBQ stocked and sizzling• Cheer on and coordinate the Track and Field races• Sell tickets on the fairgrounds (adults)• Help set up on Friday morning or take down on Saturday

afternoon.

Please let us know how you can help. Leave a message for Katharine Lake Berz, our Volunteer Liaison Director on the Volunteer Hotline – 416-922-3714 ext 310 or email [email protected].

Mooredale New Member Family BBQ Monday, June 2 from 6:00 to 8:00pm (Rain date Tuesday June 3)Members who have joined Mooredale since June 2013 are invited to this evening of family fun and food. Mooredale will send you a special invitation with all the details in early May. Please hold thedate. We look forward to welcoming new members to the Mooredale family.

Interested in becoming a Mooredale Volunteer? We would love to hear from you. Please call our

Volunteer hotline at 416-922-3714 ext. 310 or send an e-mail to our

Volunteer Liaison Director, Katharine Lake Berz at volunteer@mooredale.

on.ca

Interested in a Great Summer Job at a Great Day Camp?Apply now for staff positions at

Mooredale Day Camp.

Positions open for Junior, Intermediate and Senior Camp

Junior Counsellors (Age 15+)

Group Counsellors (Age 16+)

Specialty Instructor (Age 18+)

Certification required in First Aid, CPR

Call 416-922-3714 ext 103 for applications or visit our website www.mooredale.org.

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Mayfair 2014Joanne PauliMAYFAir CHAir

A Medieval Mayfair

Rosedale ParkFriday, May 9 andSaturday, May 10

this year’s Mayfair celebrates castles, knights, damsels and dragons. You could meet wandering minstrels and jugglers, and watch out for sorcerers and giants! Kids, dress up in your

“medieval” costume for the Saturday parades!

Rides, Games, and Fun!Step right up… the folks at World’s Finest Shows have promised us their best carnival rides ever! The Midway will have tons of great games! Feed the Monkey will be back, and so will Kick and Score Soccer, Hockey Slapshot, the Kiddie Striker Alligator and many, many more. Also back again, the Caribbean Limbo – how low can you go? As always, there will be great prizes for the Midway games.

Kiddie ZoneParents with younger kids will want to check out the fabulous Kiddie Zone inside the rink! Attractions will include the Medieval Castle Fun Centre, Shrek’s 5-in-1 Playground, and the Kiddie Korner Obstacle Course – and also that Mayfair classic, the Fish Pond.

The Enchanted Castle will be in the Kiddie Zone, where your little ones can climb in– and pose for your smartphone! You’ll also find Wacky Hair and Face Painting inside the rink. The Mayfair Regifting Silent Auction will be in the rink again on Saturday, the perfect place to find treasures for Mother’s Day, great deals on regifting items, and some very special donations. (There will also be a Friday evening Silent Auction, with items on display at the Beer Garden.) Mayfair Bingo will be back, and each game will feature special prizes! The Track and Field competition offers races and prizes for ages 1 to 13. All that fun works up an appetite – so pace yourself, with tasty barbecued burgers and hot dogs, candy floss, fries, the Steam Whistle Beer Garden, scrumptious home baking, and Starbucks coffee!

Mayfair’s Eve PreviewThe four-hour preview runs from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. on Friday, May 9th. Use the Ride-all-day bracelets for Friday evening as well as Saturday. Our barbecues will be fired up, and the Steam Whistle Beer Garden will be ready! Make this a perfect evening… Take the kids to try out the rides, then bring everyone over to enjoy a BBQ dinner at the beer garden… no cover, kids allowed (SmartServe rules will be strictly enforced!) There’ll be a mellow jazz combo on the main stage – it’s the ideal place to meet up with friends and neighbours!

NOTE: Friday evening is just a preview, with rides, food and drink, and the silent auction. You’ll also be able to buy tickets for the Mayfair Raffle on Friday (making sure you’re in all the draws for the terrific prizes on Saturday!) For the full Mayfair experience, come back Saturday!

Ride-all-day BraceletsYou can save big with Mayfair Ride Bracelets! For only $35, your child can ride all day on all the mechanical rides from World’s Finest Shows. (Includes unlimited rides on Friday evening too!) Bracelet vouchers are available by advance sale for two weeks only, from April 23rd to May 7th. They can be purchased at Summerhill Market, or at the Mooredale office.

Free Bike Valet ParkingThe whole family can bike to Mayfair! The Bike Valet Parking

enclosure is located at the southeast corner of the park (at Scholfield Avenue). The service is free, and you can check strollers, too.

Mayfair Home BakingWould you like to join our network of street captains

for the Mayfair Bake Booth? Delicious home baking is a Mayfair tradition! If you’d like to bake, or can help with the

collecting, please contact us at the volunteer hotline below.

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The Regifting Silent Auction

at MayfairThis year, regift your unused, unopenedor duplicate gifts and treasures. We want your donations! We want tickets to events you can’t attend, certificates for services you offer. We want those games your children didn’t play with, the toys they didn’t get to open. We want that lovely piece of china, silver or jewelry that doesn’t really suit your style, that hostess gift, that set of glasses, that handsome coffee-table book or art. These items are all perfect for the Mayfair Silent Auction. The Silent Auction has had many creative and innovative donations. An example was the backyard play structure that one Mooredale family had outgrown and another was ready to grow into, reusing at its finest! We offered all-day parking near Rosedale Park (for Mayfair), spa and food gift certificates, and many items suitable for Mothers’ Day. Winning bidders went away delighted with their great finds! Donation drop off is from April 1st to May 1st, on the front porch at 163 Crescent Road (the home of Eleonora and Mark Van Orman, just across from Mooredale House.) You’ll find a large box to put your donation into, and we’ll check it every day! If your item is too big, take a picture and email it to me so we can discuss the best way to present your donation. If you have any questions about what we want or how to donate your items, contact Eleonora Van Orman at 416-944-9777 or email to [email protected]. Thank you in advance for your terrific support!

IT’S BACK!Mayfair’s EvePreview5pm to 9pm Friday eveningrides – BBQ – Beer Garden

• try out the rides

• Check out the silent auction

• Buy your raffle tickets

• Enjoy a BBQ dinner at the beer garden… (no cover, kids allowed, SmartServe rules will be strictly enforced)

• Jazz combo on the main stage The ideal place to meet up with friends and neighbours!

• All rides from World’s Finest Shows will be running 5pm – 9pm, Friday, May 9th

• BONUS – Redeem your voucher for your ride bracelet on Friday, get unlimited rides till 9 pm PLUS all day Saturday!

Have you volunteered your two hours yet?Think about it. Mayfair is your community fair. Everyone’s there… kids from all the schools, families from all the streets. With all the hundreds of neighbours who are flipping burgers, selling tickets, staffing the games tents, baking and bingo, shouldn’t you be part of it too? It’s a lot of fun, and a nice way to give back a little. It’s also a great way for teens to earn community service hours. Call our volunteer hotline, 416-922-3714, ext. 310. Or email us at [email protected].

Mayfair ParadeYour big chance to dress up – as a prince, princess or dragon! The costume judges will be watching as the parade arrives from Moorevale Park. Look for the parade route and starting time in the big Mayfair insert, included with the next issue of Mooredale News.


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Preschool NewsCarolyn BurgessPrESCHOOl dirECtOr

A ‘Must Have’ Preschool Summer Recipe

Ingredients:

• cheery preschoolers sporting yellow T-shirts

• sunshades

• swimming in the sparkling Mooredale Pool

• creative Crafts

• creative music & movement

• nutritious lunches & snacks*

• water and sand play

• ooey gooey sensory experiences

• trikes wagons

• parachutes & hoola hoops

• highly qualified and experienced staff

• highly qualified experienced staff

Directions:

Combine all ingredients in generous quantities in a large and bright fenced in playground. Options: For rainy, smoggy or extremely hot days, exchange playground for the cool comfort of the Coach House. *Provided by Real Food for Real Kids – www.rfrk.com

Enjoy in small batches or the whole summer through!

Session 1 June 30 – July 11Session 2 July 14 – 25Session 3 July 28 – August 8 (omit Aug 4)Session 4 August 11 – 22

For more information please contact the Mooredale Preschool [email protected] 416-922-3714 ext. 113

September 2014 Preschool Registration has begunlimited space still availableFor more information or to arrange a tour of our programs, please contact the preschool office.

416-922-3714 ext. 113 [email protected] www.mooredale.org

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Mooredale Preschool – Awesome Afternoons!Whether Nursery School or Junior or Senior Kindergarten, our afternoon classes for 2014-15 will offer...

• More French

• More Music

• More Science

• Field trips, Neighbourhood outings, special guests (all included in the tuition)

And there’s more:

• Exceptional 1:6 ratios

• Children and teachers have SMART Board technology at their fingertips.

• Lunch program available, drop off as early as 11:30 (meals catered by Real Food for Real Kids)

• Extended care available until as late as 6:00pm

• All season playground, spacious studio

• Seamless transitions for children participating in Mooredale Afterschool Programs (drop off only)

And we could go on and on... but please call or email to arrange a tour. We would be delighted to show you the rest!

416-922-3714 ext. 113 [email protected]


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ProgramsEric MusselmanPrOGrAM MAnAGEr & CAMP dirECtOr

Spring and Summer Recreation Programs

Believe it or not, no matter what the groundhogs say, this winter will eventually end! The snow will disappear, the days will get longer, warmer weather will return, trees

will bud and the grass will green up. Now is the best time to start planning your spring and summer activities here at Mooredale as the spring program and sport season starts in just a few weeks.

Why Mooredale?

Even if you only spend a short amount of time around Mooredale, you can’t help but notice certain themes come up over and over again. It is common to hear words like ‘family’ and ‘community’ when people describe why they are attracted to Mooredale and the various programs, clubs, and special events (like Mayfair!). There is a ‘small-town’, nostalgic quality to Mooredale that offers local residents an invitation to become part of something that is counter-cultural to our fast-paced, win-at-all-costs world. We invite you and your family to become members of “Toronto’s best kept secret”! There is an excerpt from Silken Laumann’s book Child’s Play which helps sums up what we believe Mooredale can be for our community:

“This is my dream. I want to be a part of a community where children play in the parks and driveways and schoolyards. I want our children to be vibrant and healthy, to have energy and imagination and a sense of community. I want to live in a country whose greatest strength is the relationship between its citizens, where we know each other and watch each other’s kids, where we meet in the common spaces of our neighbourhoods to talk and share our joys and challenges.”

Mooredale has had the privilege of being a common space where neighbourhood relationships have grown and developed for many years, and we look forward to continuing to be that place in this community for many more years to come!

Spring and Summer Activities @ Mooredale

Seasonal Programs

Your program committee has put together a wide variety of programs to choose from for children, youth and adults. The full spring program guide can be viewed at www.Mooredale.com/programs. Alternatively, you can drop by the Mooredale House main office and pick up your own copy. Registration can be done online or by sending a hard copy to Mooredale House.

Mooredale Sports

Registration for our spring and summer Soccer, Softball and Cheerleading programs are now open. Visit www.mooredale.com/sports to discover the many options available for the whole family. Not only are there opportunities for being a part of the team, but there are a variety of employment and volunteer opportunities for youth and adults. For the past 55 years, Mooredale has offered members the same memorable experience: the opportunity to be part of a non-competitive team, where winning is always second to having fun. Sign up today to “get into the action, to get into the game, and to get into the fun”!

Summer Camps

registration for day Camp (4-12 yrs.) is well underway. Several key leadership staff including Erin (Gnomeo) and Jessica (Piton) are back on board and have begun making plans for this coming summers programs. With a wide variety of activities, day trips, theme days, twice-a-day swimming, and specialty options (like tennis!) for our senior campers – you’ll soon discover why Mooredale Day Camp is the community choice for summer time play and recreation.

Summer Fun (2.5 – 3.11 yrs.) program is operated by Mooredale’s licensed Pre-school and is a great introduction to camp with low camper/staff ratios, healthy snacks, structured play times, and a chance to swim, one-on-one ratio, in the Mooredale pool!

Register today for all our camp programs at www.mooredale.com/camps.

Nov, Mar, Jun

www.mooredaleconcerts.comor call 416-922-3714 x103

Public performances

at Laidlaw Hall, UCCVisit our Youth Orchestra page at

rehearsals Saturdays Sept to JunJunior, Intermediate, Senior

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Youth Orchestras

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Alain StratiPresident, Soccer Club

David WoodsSports Director

For sports information:Contact Catherine at: 416-922-3714 Ext 102 Email: [email protected]: www.mooredale.com

MOOrEdAlE HOCKEY

The Ice is just starting to melt at Rosedale Park Rink and we are moving towards another riveting cup final the last weekend of February. We started off this year with Coach

Ryan and Josh working with the boys on goaltending and skating and hope to make that a monthly feature going forward in 2014/15 season. We have witnessed some amazing hockey outdoors, the way it should be! It has been a treat coming out to the rink on Monday’s, Wednesday’s and Thursday’s to catch the action. I hope you have a chance to do the same

MOOrEdAlE SOCCEr

The World Comes To Mooredale House league Soccer The grass is getting green again and we are getting ready for the 2014 edition of soccer. With the World Cup coming this summer

in Brazil, all the teams are going to be named after countries computing for the World Cup. Our new technical Staff, brought to us by Victor Satei and his coaching group will be helping run the practice sessions during the week. We are also doing a lot of coach education, we will be hosting Ontario Soccer Association coaching clinics and adding our own to help our volunteer coaches get more out of the experience. Players from Under 4 to Women have a place to play in the neighborhood, so take advantage!

You can register now for 2014 House League Season until April 5th.Competitive Soccer We have competitive soccer programs for players born in 2006 through 1996. They play throughout the city, region and province. For try-out information please check the Mooredale Soccer Club website or contact Chris ([email protected])

MOOrEdAlE SOFtBAll

let’s Play Ball! It’s time to get the gloves and bats out and play some softball. Registration opened this January for Softball and it’s not too late to enter (registration ends April 15th). The season runs

May and June. Register online now! Register Online Now for these great programs, www.mooredale.com/sports

MOOREDAlE NEEDS yOU!We are looking for our members to help run the leagues as convenors, coach the teams for games, and also make some money as referees or umpires! These positions are vital to making our programs the success they have been over the years. Contact Chris at [email protected] if you are interested! community. Sign up to volunteer today! [email protected]

The Mooredale Soccer Club is looking for students to assist in the operating of the soccer season. If you are interested

in any of the positions, please submit a letter of interest and a short resume to Christopher Keem –

Soccer and Sport Manager at [email protected]

Mentoring Youth Soccer Players (Co-Coach)Soccer refereesPark Monitors

Field liners

Play Soccer? Looking for Work?Job Opportunities AvailableSoftball Umpires

NeededHave you retired from the Mooredale Softball League

and interested in continuing your involvement. Are you dedicated, enjoy working with children and adults?

If you answered yes, than you would be an excellent Softball Umpire – and we happen to be looking –

need more information – contact [email protected]

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2014 Outdoor Soccer Registration 146 Crescent Road Toronto, ON M4W 1V2 T: 416.922.3714 F: 416.922.4523

Family Information (Parent/Guardian)

Family Name: _______________________________________

First Name: _________________________________________

Home: _______________________

Mobile: ______________________ E-mail:____________________________________________________

Street Address: __________________________________________________________

City: _____________________________ Postal: __________________________

PLAYER INFORMATION

VOLUNTEER INFORMATION

SPONSORSHIP INFORMATION ($500 PER TEAM)

Please contact me regarding sponsorship. Name: _________________________________________________

PAYMENT INFORMATION

Cash Cheque Debit Master Card VISA Amount: __________ Credit Card Number: _______-_______-_______-________ exp: ____/_____ Name on Card: ____________________________________________________

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Early Bird (Nov 18- February 7) $195

Regular Fee (February 8 – April 1) $225

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Player 1

Name: ____________________________

Gender: Male Female

D.O.B. (dd/mm/yy) _____________

Division: Under ____ Time*: _____ Coed Girls

Experience: 1st Season # of years _____

Competitive # of years _______

Teammate Request* ______________________ see note in registration information package

Player 2

Name: ____________________________

Gender: Male Female

D.O.B. (dd/mm/yy) _____________

Division: Under ___ _Time*: _____ Coed Girls

Experience: 1st Season # of years _____

Competitive # of years _______

Teammate Request* ______________________ see note in registration information package

Division Convenor Coach Manage Age Group: _________________________

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MOOREDALE SOCCER EXPECTATIONS

Will provide a recreational soccer program that is free of discrimination, encourages self-development and growth while building on the foundations of good sportsmanship, Fair Play, and FUN! To maintain an environment that is conducive to meeting our goals we insist everyone involved in the program play their part.

From Our Coaches We Expect: Inclusiveness where everyone is encouraged and praised for taking part in practices and games and everyone receives equal playing time. Consistent and effective communication to keep everyone up to date on all aspects of the soccer program. A commitment to improve the performance of the players on the team both physically and mentally. A respect to be shown to all people. Opponents and officials must be treated with respect. An enthusiastic and positive approach to games and practices to ensure that they are generous with their praise when deserved. A maintenance of high standards regarding personal conduct and fair play. From Our Players We Expect: Maximum effort to strive for their best performance during games and practice sessions. Acceptance of success and failure, victory and defeat equally, and to treat opponents with respect at all times. That players accept the decision of the game official without protest and to show respect towards all game officials. That players abide by the instructions of his/her coach and team volunteers, provided they do not contradict the spirit of this code. That players arrive on time for all games or practice, or notify the coach in advance, for any activity for which the player will be late or absent. That players show respect for the facilities and equipment that is used. From Our Parents We Expect: That parents must inform the coach, as far in advance as possible, if the player will not be available for a practice session or game. That parents must inform the coach of any illness or ailment that may affect the performance or health of the player. That parents must always encourage ALL players during the game regardless of the result of the game. That parents shall not give instructions to the players during the game or at half time, unless requested (or okayed) by the coach. That parents must be courteous and polite at all times towards opponents, coaches, managers, referees, and officials. That parents shall feel free to approach the coach to discuss any aspect of the player’s soccer development. That parents may be asked to coach, there will be coach training, but we rely on volunteers to make this program work I have read and agree to abide by the standards established in the Mooredale Soccer Expectations for a Great Season Parent/Legal Guardian: _________________________________

Christopher Keem for

Mooredale Soccer Club

NOTE: Signature Required in Box Below

I am a member of the Rosedale-Moore Park Association, and consent to the participation of the above-named and hereby release the Rosedale-Moore Park Association, its staff, Board of Directors, instructors and authorized guests from any and all actions, claims, demands for damages, loss or injury howsoever arising which may hereafter be sustained by the participant as above-named in consequence of participation in Association activities. I also consent to the use by the Rosedale-Moore Park Association of the participant’s likeness (photographs, video) for publicity purposes.

Parent / Guardian Signature: _______________________________________________ Date: _______________ (Signature Required)

I authorize The Ontario Soccer Association to collect and use personal information about my child/ward, including name, address, email, telephone number, cell phone number, sex, age, date of birth, health card number (optional), medical history (optional) for purposes related to the administration of soccer. I also authorize The Ontario Soccer Association to disclose this information to the Canadian Soccer Association; Toronto Soccer Association; AIMS; and third party agents to solely facilitate direct mailings from The Ontario Soccer Association.

Parent / Guardian Signature: _______________________________________________ Date: _______________ (Signature Required)


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ROSEDALE TENNIS CLUB 2014

Application for New and Returning Members Annual Dues* 2014 Please check membership category/categories: I am a new member ____ I am renewing my membership ____

RTC FAMILY (2 Adults and children 5-17 years) $325.00 _____ RTC SINGLE (18 years and over) $185.00 _____ RTC GOLDEN SENIOR (65 years +) $135.00 _____ RTC JUNIOR (5-17 years) $90.00 _____ * RTC membership does not include membership in RMPA or delivery of the RMPA newsletter. All RTC members will receive pertinent Club information via e-mail on a regular basis. RTC 2014 Program registration forms will be available at Mooredale and on our website in mid-February 2014. RTC members who wish to renew their membership in RMPA may receive information at 416 922-3714. Visit the RTC website, www.rosedaletennis.com, for more information on club activities.

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Family Name ______________________________ Res. Tel.# ________________________ Address: __________________________________________Postal Code ______________ e-mail address: _____________________________________________________________ 1st Adult: (over 18) ___________________ 2nd Adult: (over 18) _______________________ Family Members: (under 18) Month / Day / Year of Birth F � M � 1. ________________________________ _____/_______/_______ F � M � 2. ________________________________ _____/_______/________

F � M � 3. ________________________________ _____/_______/_______

F � M � 4. ________________________________ _____/_______/________ WAIVER "I am a member of the Rosedale Tennis Club (“RTC”), and consent to participation of the above-named; I hereby release the Rosedale Tennis Club, its staff, Board of Directors, instructors and authorized guests from any and all actions, claims and demands for damages for loss or injury, howsoever arising, which may be sustained by the above-named participants in consequence of participation in RTC activities." Dated at Toronto, Ontario, on ___________________________________________ 2014. Signature _______________________________________________________________ (Parent or guardian must sign for persons under 18) Enclosed is payment for a one-year membership at the Rosedale Tennis Club:

Please make cheque payable to ROSEDALE TENNIS CLUBMail or deliver to: Mooredale House, 146 Crescent Rd, Toronto, Ontario M4W 1V2


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ClubsSwimming Pool Club

Pool Notes James McNee – CHAir, SwiMMinG POOl ClUBOn BEHAlF OF tHE SwiMMinG POOl ClUB EXECUtiVE

Saturday May 17!

i don’t care what the groundhog says – I’m ready for our pool’s opening day right now!

After such our great 2013 season we are thrilled that Pool Manager Stephanie Chu and many of our team leaders and lifeguard/Instructors return for 2014.

Joining Stephanie are some familiar faces – Assistant Managers Matthew Currie and Katie Glass with Shift Leaders Sean Banting and Hanna Grover. Most Pool Club members took advantage of the “Early Bird” renewal and are ready for the season. If you have yet to renew, remember that the last day on which 2013 members can renew their Pool Club membership for 2014 is Tuesday, April 1st. After this date, the your Association offers any remaining spaces to individuals and families on the waiting list – please remember, we are not able to accommodate any member who misses this final deadline. If you are on the waiting list now, you’ll be glad to know that almost all members on the list from the previous year managed to join in 2013. To other Mooredale Members: if you are not currently a Pool Club member and are thinking of joining, contact Stephanie Chu (schu@mooredale. on.ca 416.922.3714 x 100) and get on the waiting list today – there is no cost to be on the list and, of course, no obligation to join. Please note that the wait can be significant and it is possible that you may be on the waiting list for more than

a year before receiving a notice inviting you to join the club. But the sooner you get on the list the sooner you’ll join the pool. We’re putting the final touches on our programs for the upcoming season and planning a variety of lessons and activities to meet the needs of our diverse membership. As always if you have any comments or suggestions regarding our programs or how we run the pool, please contact the our Pool Manager Stephanie Chu ([email protected] 416.922.3714 x 100). Don’t listen to the groundhog! Set your bathing suits, towels, goggles and membership cards right where you can find them for opening day. See you in the pool!

Rosedale Tennis Club

D’Arcy Finley – PrESidEnt

www.rosedaletennis.com Director of Tennis, Richard Nicolson 647-828-7851

A CLUB FOR EVERYONE!• 8 Courts nestled amongst the trees• Programmes for all levels• Junior Programmes and Camps

Club Opens April 21st. Join us for another great season of tennis!

Remember to register your e-mail at www.rosedaletennis.com for all the latest news!

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WE ALSO OFFER 2 KINDERCAMP WEEKENDS FOR GIRLS AGES 4-6 YEARS

Since 1925, Camp Tanamakoon has been a haven for thousands of campers and staff from all over the world. Our camp is large enough to provide quality and diverse programs, yet small enough to enable us to meet the needs of each individual child. Camp Tanamakoon is an exciting, fun filled adventure for girls ages 7-16. Located in Algonquin Park.

For more information contact: Kim Smith / Patti Thom132 Reynolds Street, Oakville, Ontario L6J 3K5 Register on-line at www.tanamakoon.com 905-338-9464

Mooredale Pool Club

youth Volunteer ProgramFor Students in Grade 7 to 12

APPly By MAy 30TH

we are seeking applicants to participate in the Mooredale Pool Youth Volunteer Program.

this program is designed to promote youth participation, ensure top-notch operation at the pool, and maintain water safety. Through the Youth Volunteer Program, our volunteers

will learn how to communicate with members and Mooredale staff, demonstrate water safety skills and assist in the day-to-day activities of the Red Cross group lesson program as well as the maintenance and operation of Mooredale Pool. For more information, an application form and program description, please visit www.mooredale.com/clubs/pool or inquire at the pool. Youth in grades 7 through 12 are encouraged to apply by May 30th. Plan to be available in 2-week time blocks matching the group lesson sessions.


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he vivacious and virtuosic Canadian Brass bring the 2013-14 Mooredale Concerts season to a rousing close Sunday, April 27, 3:15pm at MacMillan Theatre in the Edward Johnson Building, UofT (Museum subway). Tickets are selling fast

already, so music lovers and Brass followers alike are advised to order now and avoid disappointment. The vivacity and breathtaking skill of the Canadian Brass has captivated audiences throughout the world. Their discography of more than 100 albums has sold over two million worldwide – with the recent Stars & Stripes: Canadian Brass Salute America spending eight weeks on Billboard Classical Chart‘s Top 25 in 2010, peaking at No. 2. More information is available at www.canadianbrass.com. In a program that matches spontaneity and humour with brilliant performances, the most famous brass ensemble on the planet will regale us with an eclectic mix of rich, treasured classical music along with stunning popular arrangements, as follows:

Holborne: Muy Linda Scheidt: Wendet Euch Um Ihr Aderlein, Galliard Battaglia J.S. Bach/arr. Mills: Toccata and Fugue Schumann/arr. Coletti/ridenour: Selections from “Carnaval” Op. 9 Kamen: Quintet waller/arr. Henderson: Mostly Fats (Looking Good Feeling Bad, Handful of Keys) traditional/arr. Henderson: Amazing Grace Ewald: Selections from Symphony for Brass Gershwin/arr. Henderson: Ain’t Necessarily So Kompanek: Killer Tango Bizet/arr. Mills: Suite from “Carmen”

MUSIC & TRUFFlES: What better way to end a spectacular season than with the world’s foremost horn players who are known for their fun and energetic shows? Canadian Brass will have young audiences ages 4 and up tapping their feet, dancing in their seats and having an hour of fun from 1:15-2:15pm at MacMillan Theatre. Tickets are only $13 each and everyone of every age receives a chocolate truffle at the end! Tickets for the 3:15 performances are $40, or $20 for under age 30 and are available at www.mooredaleconcerts.com, or by calling

Joanna at 416-922-3714 ext. 103. All seating for both performances is general admission. Join us as we bring our spectacular Silver anniversary season to a close! Our 2014-15 season subscriptions go on sale at this concert. We open our new season with Jupiter Symphony Chamber Players from New York on September 28 and Canadian symphony sensations New Orford String Quartet on November 2.

Celebrating Mooredale Concerts 25th Anniversary Season

Tworld famous canadian brass dazzle

and entertain in mooredale concerts debut“Breathtaking...superhuman musicianship” – Classicstoday.com


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Melonie Friesen, Hudson and Andrew

Zwigenberger; Amber, Hudson and

Gabriel Becher; Rehana Kassam, Khaleel

and Irfan Lakha; Kati, Violet and Justin

Oliver; Serge Vitale, Alessandra Smith-

Vitale and Bejamin Smith; Jacquelyn,

Madison, Hannah, Emily and Eric

Bruno; Seema Jain-Kerr, Navin and

Keir Kerr; Michelle Carmichael, Mattias

and Markus Thadaney; Sara, Jose IV,

Hudson and Jose Porrata and Alexis

Zebrowski; Larissa Katz, Julian, Clara

and Malcolm Thorburn; Lindi Lazarus,

Hudson and Gary Grill; Nilhan, Alin and

Defne Buyurgan and Serhan Guner;

Sonja, Annika, Katia and Harald Ulrich;

Nancy MacKen and Edward Walker;

Karen, Skyler, Austin, Sean and Daniel

Soper; Alexandra Vandelle, Eleanor,

Isabelle and Joshua Gillespie; Lucy,

Zachary, Sadie and Geoffrey Rubin;

Dianne, Cameron, Jessica, Matthew

and John Horn; Stephanie Galloway,

Beckett, Hannah, Steve and Alexander

Yuzpe; Kristen Rudzitis, Ainsle, Graydon

and Michael Barrons; Susan, Campbell,

Quinn and Andrew Calder; Heather

Tobin, Vivienne and Jonathan Belair;

Angeline O, Isabelle, Elizabeth and

Sean Bredt; Cathy and Logan Iaboni;

Michelle Phillips, Terrence, Patrick and

Sean Staples; Devin Connell, Martin and

Darcy Morris; OJ Kerr and Ryker McGaw;

Kim Castellon and Nevis Gahunia;

Genevieve and Thomas Chenoweth;

Karen, Connor, Alianna and Andre

Craig; Donna Sankar, Miles and George

Ng; Katherine and Andrew Stockton;

Merina, Declan and Johnny Connon;

Karen, Samuel and Richard Thompson;

Carol Longman, Cameron and Quincy

Deltor; Kristin Booth, Finlay and Tim

Ware; Amanda Ritch, Jack and Jeffrey

Ware; Kristine Laderoute, Evan, Lauren

and Damian Yu; Santina, Vanessa,

Victoria and Sarah Damiani; Leslie

Vermeersch, Grant, Alexander and

Graydon Joyner; Cynthia Raven, Aristotle

and Kimon Korkodilos; Jennifer, Sydney,

Ben, Abby and Jason Peel; Nadine

Balmer Oehy, Caroline, Vivienne, Nicolas

and Christoph Oehy; Jessica, Brian,

John and ben Mulroney; Anne-Marie,

Zachary, Theo, Anastasia and Nicholas

Kypreos; Andrea Sobotik, Isabel and Ines

Griffin-Sobotik; Nichola, Charlie, William

and David Forsyth; Kathy, Sydney and

James Napolitano; Josette Lamoureaux,

Gabrielle, Lucas and Jeffrey Carr; Lisa

Brownstone, Sarah, Chloe and Richard

Macklin; Jennifer Thompson, Lucy, Sam

and Stacy Nichols; Sydney, Rachel and

Jesse Tiviluk; HyunSook Shim, Theodore

and Sooh Park; Lisa Ellis, Dashiell

Ellis O’Brien and David O’Brien; Harry

Behrend; Jill Richardson, Thomas, Tadhg,

Sophia and Brian Bernardo; Chris and

James Berry; Jennifer Lambert, Saskia,

Jack and Rudyard Griffiths; Ginny, Lara,

Timothy and Tim Webster; Eugenia

Christakis, Nicholas, Eva and Damian

Eleftherion; Tammi, Eliana, Audrey and

Anthony Visano; Fleur Leslie, Seryna and

Dinesh Mahtani; Elaine Shiu, Tyler and

Ryan Shiu; Jodi, Max, Sam, Calla and

Jason Chapnek; Karen, Charlotte and

Georgia Maxwell; Dominique Barker,

Jacqueline, Felix and Matthew Gibson;

Donna, Baylee and Jack Wilson; Kim,

Isabel, Emily and Matt Snare; Zaheera

Noor, Zainab, Ohanna, Zainuddin and

Nafis Sikder; Julia, Abby, Jack and Tony

Wannacott; Sarah Lowy, Angus, Noah

and Stuart Henderson; Kaleigh, Andrew,

Eleanor and Ian Gallagher; Simone,

Evangeline, Daniel Pierce and Daniel

Nowlan; Libby, Lucas, Henry, Eleanor

and Curtis Begg.

welcome new Mooredale Members

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Accommodation

Muskoka Alum!! – Rental – wk, mth, season Panabode Guest Cabin + Bunkie. Miller Island, Lake Muskoka – suit Muskoka alum!! 2bdrm/bath/deck/dock/bunkie – suite 4-6 Max. Island requires boat access, Marina car parking inclu. Marina taxi avail. [email protected] 416-300-3689.

lake Simcoe – Shanty Bay – Lovely, well-equipped, 4-bedroom family cottage for rent. Large, quiet and private lot. Boathouse, beach, diving raft, dock and boats. Available June 14 until August 15. Rent $4,800 per month or $1,650 per week. Non-smokers. 416-961-8487.

north rosedale – Furnished, private room with own TV and sink, in eclectic, North Rosedale home of film production designer/artist. Adjacent to Chorley Park, close to Rosedale bus stop. Share all amenities-kitch-en, laundry, backyard, fireplace, piano, tele-phone, fax and parking all included. Weekly or monthly. 7 Astley Avenue, North Rosedale. $200 weekly or $580 monthly. For further information call Lillian at 416-923-4939.

Vineyard Villa in Provence – near charming medieval village between Aix-en-Provence and St Tropez, open concept principal rooms, beamed cathedral ceiling, 4 bedrooms, 2½ baths, large, private, terraced property. Pool with vineyard and mountain views. Photos, additional info: [email protected], www.vrbo.com/512971. 416-915-1377.

Beaune, Burgundy, France – Nestled within the Mediaeval rampart walls of this beloved food and wine town of France lies a secret garden harbouring our beguiling 17th century, stone hideaway. Visit www.bastionsteanne.com for all the details. Martha Butterfield 416-924-1047.

Eastbourne Cottage rental – Lake Simcoe. Golf, tennis, swim, relax. Charming comfort-able 4-bedroom family cottage with modern conveniences. 60 minutes to downtown. $1,700 weekly, two-week minimum or monthly, seasonal. No pets. Phone 905-476-3862 or email: [email protected]

Articles for Sale/Wanted

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Home Maintenance/Design

Creative Finishes – David Mercer, quality painting and wallpapering. Working in your area over 30 years. Clean and reliable 1-905-666-9256 www.creativefinishes.ca

Plantscape Green Garden Services – Garden restoration and design, organic on going maintenance, lay out and planting new gardens, indoor plant maintenance. 416-656-1862 or e-mail: [email protected]

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Household Help

Cook/Housekeeper – Cook. Housekeeper required. South Roseadle live in or out. Driver’s licence a plus. Excellent refrences essential. Please call 416-968-0225

Special Services/Opportunities

Home Health Care – Retire-At-Home Services provides premier customized care for individuals who wish to remain safe and comfortable in their own home. From com-panionship and house-keeping to personal care and nursing services. www.retireat-thome.com or call 416-423-0963.

the Great Organizer makes organizing a happy occasion! Can you find your insurance policy, your birth certificate, your spring scarves, your tennis balls? Get it all together this spring. Enjoy a Complimentary Consultation. Call 416-925-0925. www.the greatorganizer.com Relax! We’ll Handle It.

Computer tutoring & repair – Installation, tutoring, troubleshooting, virus removal, data backup. Great for beginners, seniors. Individual attention for you, family, friends. Friendly and patient. House calls made, references available, reasonable rates. Your questions? My answers! David Block 416-929-6039 or [email protected]

Barker Avenue Boarding – Mooredale Member offers private and semi-private canine boarding in her East York bungalow for overnight or extended vacations. Beautiful, grassy/groomed, fenced backyard, trips to off-leash dog parks/beaches, and loads of TLC. Contact Sheila [email protected] 416-574-5250.

Sunshine Senior Services – Let us relieve your pressure! Our service offers sweet, car-ing, experienced assistance for mom or dad who needs a little help. Note taking at doc-tors’ appointments, overseeing household tasks, interesting conversation. Call Maxine at 416-925-0925.

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