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Two Mountains’ FamiliesJuly 2010 Activities within Two Mountains

TWO MOUNTAINS’ FAMILIES ................................................................... 1

UPCOMING EVENTS .................................................................................. 2

SOCIAL CLUBS .......................................................................................... 9

TWO MOUNTAINS’ FAMILIES ................................................................... 2

SECOND HAND SHOPPING .................................................................... 10

PLAYGROUPS .......................................................................................... 10

SCHOOLS ................................................................................................. 10

SUPPORT GROUPS ................................................................................. 11

GUIDES/CADETS ...................................................................................... 13

SOCIAL ACTIVITIES ................................................................................. 15

YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS ....................................................................... 16

THINGS TO COME ................................................................................... 16

SERVICES OFFERED ............................................................................... 17 The Animal Rescue Network's mission is to bring about a day when no unwanted animals are destroyed in shelters or pounds, and when every cat and dog can be ensured a happy life in a good home. All rescued animals are vaccinated and sterilized. .................................................................................. 19

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Upcoming Events

Lions’ Club

Canada Day, on the field at Central Park – 13th Avenue Deux-Montanges with fireworks at dark.

The Lions’ Club is accepting books for the Book Fair to be held in October at the Maison de Citoyens. Please call 450-473-7450 to ensure that someone will be there to open the door.

HOLY FAMILY PARISH1001 OKA ROADDEUX MONTAGNES, QUEBECJ7R 1L9Tel: 450-473-2163Fax: 450-472-7258

Mass is celebrated by our Parish Priest Father Michael Tauro.

During the month of July Masses will be celebrated on:Saturday, July 3rd, July 10th, July 17th, July 24th, July 31st at 5:30 p.m., Sunday, July 4th, July 11th, July 18th & July 25 at 10:00 a.m.

Masses for August will be celebrated on:Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday at 9:00 a.m. and on Saturdays at 5:50 p.m. and Sundays at 10:00 a.m.

PLEASE JOIN US ONE AND ALL!MAY GOD BLESS YOU.

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Christ Church United214- 14th Ave.Deux Montagnes, Qc.450-473-4784

July 11th, 2010 Christ Church will be hosting another great event. The first was a Sugaring Off lunch at the Cabane a Sucre, Contantine, where families from around this area and who are loosely associated to the church were invited for a great meal. A tour of the animal farm and horse and buggy rides were enjoyed by all.

July 11th This next event is a Grandparents picnic also hosted by our Church, where grandparents can come with their grandchildren ( or adopted grandkids for the day ) or come on your own if you wish, to enjoy good picnic fare, games and prizes for all. It will be held rain or shine at the church, July the 11th, 11:15 for celebration in church and 12:30 for the picnic. Please call 450-473-4784 or 450-623-8205 to reserve yours and your families place.

Craft Corner is on Wednesday morning from 10:00 AM-12:00 PM. Come and join us for a cup of coffee or tea, and either make something of your own, or learn a new craft. There are lots of materials to work with and we are a friendly warm group who would certainly welcome newcomers. Try us out!

C.E.S.A.M.E. 328 Grande CoteSt.Eustache.450-623-5677

We work with young children (0-5 years old) and their families, and offer Discipline courses and Stimulation Workshops. The Stimulation Workshops are for 3-5 year olds who can benefit from weekly 2-hour classes in a small setting. Maximum of 8 children and 2 educators. Fine and gross motor skills are practiced, as well as language stimulation, social skills, etc. We do an evaulation during the first four weeks, and the final four weeks of the 14 week program and the parents are able to follow their child's progress.

The Discipline courses are offered to the parents, while the children are babysat in the next room. This runs for ten weeks and there is plenty of room for an exchange of ideas and tips.

If you are interested in participating in our fall groups, please call 450-623-5677 and leave your name and contact information. We look forward to hearing from you soon!

For our members, we will have four Wednesday playdates during the summer: July 14, August 11, August 18. These are to be held on "fine weather days" only, in the backyard from 12:00-2:00, lunch available! Please ensure that you bring bathing suits, sunscreen, towels and hats. Parents must stay with the children.

On August 25th we will have the annual corn roast for our members with food, fun, and surprises!

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2nd Annual Heritage Club Golf tournamentDave Byers 450-472-7054

July 31, 2010 at St. Andrew's tee off time 8:30 BBQ steak supper at 6:00 pm all for $80.00 guests $15.00 Heritage Social Club 503 Cedar Ave., Deux Montagnes, info 514-827-1361 The hall is open Wed, Thurs.,Fri., and Sat. from 1:30 to 6:00pm Looking for volunteers to run afternoon card games. In Sept, Monday Dart League will recommence interested parties can call Dave Byers 450-472-7054

People’s Church370 5th ave,Deux Montagnes

Regular church service is Sunday at 10:30 and we have a bible study Wednesdays at 7:30.

Aug 2-6At Peoples Church we know that "the joy of the Lord is our strength" and we experience joy as we celebrate Jesus in our worship songs and messages. We are therefore calling all Two Mountains kids to come and share the adventure with us at Vacation Bible School this summer. The theme is "High Seas Expedition: All Hands on Deck." You'll meet new friends, do amazing crafts, play wild games, eat lip smacking snacks, have incredible music and hear swashbuckling bible adventures. In orther words, you'll have lots of fun! Come and join us August 2nd to 6th from 9:15 to 12:15 it’s free and for kids aged 4 to 12. I've seen a few parents who enjoyed staying as well to join in with the fun. We are also having our annual corn roast on August 21st where we have corn, hot dogs and hambugers as well as a sing-a-long and games. Come and join us. And don't forget everyone is welcome at our church service Sunday at 10:30 and bible study Wednesday at 7:30.

Holy Cross Regional Parish555 Lefrançois, Rosemere, QC, J7A 4R5450-621-2150 Fax: 450-621-9080www.holycrossrosemere.comNote: Mass every Sunday at 9:15 AM at Ste. Françoise Cabrini Church210 Rue de L’Église, Rosemere, Québec

Upcoming Events:August 15: Holy Cross Parish Picnic, hosted by the Holy Cross Youth GroupAugust 22: Back-up date for the PicnicNovember 6: Holy Cross Parish Bazaar, hosted by the CWL and the Wardens

Appointings:We would like to inform parishioners that as of May 1st, Father Gavin was appointed as our Parish Administrator by Bishop Pierre Morissette of the Diocese of St. Jerome. In addition, the Bishop appointed, beginning August 1st, Father Gavin as Chairman of the Parish Fabrique and Shannon Lemm as Vice-Chairman.

Volunteers and Feedback Needed:The Holy Cross Parish Bazaar is a valuable fund-raiser for both our Parish and the CWL, who uses the money for charitable purposes. This year we are asking for volunteers to help. We would love your feedback on how to make our Bazaar even more successful. Please send us your ideas via email through our website, www.holycrossrosemere.com, or contact Shannon Lemm or Claudette Marchand. Let us know if you can volunteer some free time.

Co-Coordinator for Sacramental Preparation Needed:We are currently in need of someone willing to help Joanne Thomas co-ordinate the Sacramental Preparation program. Some of the tasks involved are helping with registration, scheduling, phone calls, and so forth. Please contact the Parish office if you are interested or send us an email.

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BAND CREATION PROJECT

A team of dedicated musicians is currently working towards the creation of a non-profit youth band (grade 6 to Sec V age group) in the Deux Montagnes MRC Region. Do you have a musical instrument just idly sitting somewhere that you would be willing to part with and donate to a worthy cause? We are looking for any brass/woodwind/percussion instruments. Won’t you help us bring the gift of music into the lives of our youth?

Please contact Lucy Drapeau (450) 473-2351, [email protected] or Jennifer Harms (450) 735-0798, [email protected]

Many thanks foryour support!

NOTICE TO ALL YOUTH (Grade 6 to Sec. V)

Hi! Is music one of your passions or something you’ve always wanted to learn? Well here’s your chance to join a band and live a unique, extraordinary experience. We’ll be playing all types of music from big band to modern. We’re hoping to offer this as an after school program by September 2010. For more information contact Lucy Drapeau (450) 473-2351, [email protected] or Jennifer Harms (450) 735-0798, [email protected]

We look forward to hearing from you!

4Korners Resource Center1906 CHEMIN D’OKADEUX-MONTAGNES, QCJ7R 1N4Tel: 450-974-3940Fax: 450-974–0147Email: [email protected]

4 Korners Resource CenterVolunteers needed for friendly home visits to seniors, help to prepare a small meal or just for a cup of tea and a little visit, if you are interested please call or drop in to 4 korners.

Princess #1016 needs a home and can be found at the SPCA

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All Saints Church – List of Activities and Events248 18th Avenue, Deux-Montagnes, QC J7R 6C7Telephone: 450-473-9541E-mail: [email protected]: http://www.allsaintsdeuxmontagnes.ca

No change in our summer worship schedule: All services at 11:00 am.1st Sunday – Morning Prayer2nd / 4th Sunday – Holy Communion3rd Sunday – Family service (Morning Prayer)

10:30 – 11:00 am: Time to Connect (coffee, tea, juice, snacks and friends)

Rental Space available for group meetings and activities. Full kitchen available.

Holy Cross Regional Parish555 Lefrançois, Rosemere, QC, J7A 4R5450-621-2150 Fax: 450-621-9080www.holycrossrosemere.com

Note: Mass every Sunday at 9:15 AM at Ste. Françoise Cabrini Church210 Rue de L’Église, Rosemere, Québec

St. James- Anglican Church Rosemere328 Pine StRosemere Lillian BonnevilleRector's Warden450-621-6466 [email protected] The ST. JAMES DROP IN CENTRE has closed for the summer. It will re-open in September the date has yet to be determined. We would like to thank everyone who came by and made this such a huge success. We hope to see you all back this Fall. St. James wishes you all a safe and pleasant summer. Go with God! Please refer to our web site at [email protected] or to call 450-621-6466 for information regarding these or any other events. St. James wishes you all a safe and pleasant summer. St. James is wheelchair accessible.

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HOLY FAMILY PARISH1001 OKA ROADDEUX MONTAGNES, QUEBECJ7R 1L9Tel: 450-473-2163Fax: 450-472-7258 Masses at Holy Family Parish:Mass will be celebrated by Father Michael Tauro at 9:30 Wednesday morning and 5:30 p.m., Saturday evenings and 10:00 a.m. on Sunday mornings.

Flash #1032 needs a home and can be found at the SPCA

Forest #119 needs a home and can be found at the SPCA

Marsha #580 needs a home and can be found at the SPCA

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Dear SPCA Friends,

There are many ways to help the SPCA. In order to help us reduce our operating costs, we are soliciting your help in donating some equipment. You can find our wish list below. Please pass this list around. Those of you, who belong to the Facebook community, please post this list on Facebook.

FOR THE ANIMALS- Leashes (6" nylon or double nylon or chain)- Soft Blankets or towels (please nothing too bulky and no old clothing - it is too difficult for us to wash) *in great need- Gently used dog beds *in great need- Stainless Steel Dog Bowls- Stainless Steel Lasagna Pans (for cat litter boxes) (12"x24")- Rubber Dog Toys (Kongs/Nylabones)

- Stuffed Toys (small sizes for cats)- Plastic Shower Rings (for cat play)- Cat Toys- Old White Pages Phone Books- Humidifiers (for sick cats)- Air Purifier (for sick cats)- Ear Thermometers- Q-Tips

SANITARY PRODUCTS- Dish Soap- Towels

- Brooms- Rubber & Latex Gloves

EQUIPEMENT FOR THE ADMINISTRATION- Photocopy Paper (8½x11/8½ x14/11x17)- Pens- Projector screen- Post it notes (all sizes)

- Highlighters- HP Laser Jet 1020 ink cartridge or printer- Scissors- Sharpies permanent markers (Black)

OTHERS- Screw driver set- BATTERIES (Duracell - All Sizes)- Flash Lights- Pliers- Large Storage Totes

- Large rubber garbage cans with lids (for mouse proof storage)- Canadian Tire Money (used for purchase of building maintenance supplies)- Gift Cards (Walmart and Home Depot)

DONATION DROP OFF For your convenience: 412 – 21st avenue in Deux Montagnes. Please leave your donations under the carport in a water-resistant bag.

Louise AllardSPCAVolunteer Coordinator(514) 735-2711, x2243

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The Happy Gang Bowling LeagueTerminus in St-EustacheMondays 7:15 pm – 9:15 pmRichy Huxsel 450-473-2459Carolyn Michaud 450-627-6297Email : [email protected]

The Laurentian Happy Gang Bowling League (LHGBL) is looking for new men and women bowlers, 18 years and older, to play duck pin bowling (small balls) on Monday nights from starting on the first Monday after Labour day to the end of April of the following year. It’s a fun league with team & individual competitions, Christmas Turkey bowl night, end of season Banquet, Prizes for all members (everyone is a winner!). You don’t have to be an expert or bowled before to join as we use 100% handicap to equal out novice to expert.You can receive instant email updates of standings & stats during the course of the season, And Much, Much More!

Family Viewing Hour Concerned parents might want to join this grassroots organization starting in the states. It is about bringing back family viewing, and removing the “scum” from television family hour.

It is well set up so that the voices of our concerned parents can spread their word to the right individuals.www.parentstv.org

Social Clubs

BRIDGECampeau Center3781 Boul. Lévesque in Chomedey(Use the 80th Avenue entrance)Starts Friday November 6, at 7:30 pmbridgemontreal.caFrançoise Lévesque at 450-473-0446

The Nouvel Âge bridge club, formerly the Sainte-Rose bridge club, resumes their activities. The Nouvel Âge bridge club is a member of the ACBL. For more information visit the above website, click on Nouvel Âge or phone Mr. Levesque.

Heritage Social Club 503 Cedar Ave. Two Mountains514-241-7180

Here are projects in the works- Country line dance lessons - Social dance lessons- Hockey night in 2moGet involved- become a member- come to the events- enjoy yourself

Golden Age ClubNew Horizons Centre13th Ave, Deux MontagnesTuesdays 1:00pmStella Clarkson (450) 623-5603

There you will find Bingo, Cards, special events as Lunches, Suppers, Entertainment and Trips.

Royal Canadian LegionBranch 185141 Ch. Du Grand-MoulinFor info: Cde Victor Smart(450) 472-6530www.legion185.com

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WOMEN’S TIME OUT – NORTH SHORE REGION VETERAN'S HALL (LEGION)141 Du Grand Moulin,Deux-Montagnes, QcTerry Fiore - 450-974-1076

This is an opportunity for women of all ages to get together for fun, and travel. Weekly entertainment includes games, bingo, auctions, catered/pot luck, and dress-up Luncheons, Craft Fairs, movies, organizing and participating in Fashion shows, Variety shows, guest speakers, and sponsored teaching of Line Dancing. Annual 5 day trips are taken to Atlantic City, 3 day trips to the Eastern Townships and daily outings, in and around Montreal, up north and nearby Ontario. Come on ladies, join us in the fun and have a great time. Membership is only $25.00.

Second Hand Shopping

Recycled ToysJoujou Récup-R356 Grande-Cote, Ste-Eustache974-0791

Feel free to buy or drop off toys.

Rosemere’s Non-Profit Volunteer Gift Boutique202 Grande Cote, in the lower level of the community centerMonday to Thursday 10:00 - 3:00 PMDonna MacDougall 350 621-4060

The Rosemère Volunteer Services Gift Boutique is a non-Profit organization who raises funds to help our out community - our unique little shops sells gifts, (many hand made) and all the proceeds go back into the community. We are looking for Volunteers only a few hours once every two weeks.

St-Eustache ChurchSt-Louis St, Ste-Eustache

Weekdays 1:00 am – 4:00 pmWednesday 9:00-11:30 am and 1:00-4:00 pmLast Friday of the month open 6:30-8:00 pm

St-Agapit ChurchOka Road, Deux MontagnesTuesdays 7:00 – 8:30 pm

Playgroups

No English groups available at the moment. If you would like to start one, the city will give you a place.Call the Community Center.

Schools

LTM High School LTM has a website, www.swlauriersb.qc.ca/schools/ltm.

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Support Groups

4Korners Family Resource Center 1906 CHEMIN D’OKADEUX-MONTAGNES, QCJ7R 1N4Tel: 450-974-3940Fax: 450-974–0147Email: [email protected]

ABOUT US4 Korners Family Resource Center exists to respond to the needs of the English-speaking community in the Laurentian region.

Our objectives are to promote mental and physical health by delivering programs and services to people marginalized by factors such as isolation, low income, and low levels of education, language and other risk factors.

As a resource centre, 4 Korners also disseminates information to the English-speaking community and encourages the use of existing resources and services offered by other agencies and institutions.

Meals on Wheels Deux MontagnesSue (450-472-1400)Aileen (450-473-9386) Sandy (450-473-4021)

“Meals on Wheels” is primarily for people struggling to maintain their independence. Two good meals a week may provide just enough to enable them to be on their own. They have volunteers who do the buying, cooking, driving, and delivering.

MEALS ON WHEELS IN ROSEMEREElizabeth Dorhendorf 450-437-4092Mary Girolami 450-621-5348.

MEALS ON WHEELS is a non profit organization and our volunteers are committed to deliver to your home, twice a week on Monday and Friday for a minimum cost of $4.00 per meal. Those meals include main dish cooked with fresh vegetables and dessert home made. We have a good choice of menu and vary continuously. This service is offered to anyone in need of a little extra help recovering from an accident, illness, pregnancy, handicapped, surgery or for senior citizens on short or long term disabilities.

Carrefour Peri-Naissance509 Grande -Cote St-Eustache450-472-2555www.carrefourperinaissance.org

Carrefour Peri-Naissance is a community based non-profit organization. Our clients are future parents and parents of 0-2 year old children and we would love to tell you about some of our courses.

English prenatal courses: Presently we have English prenatal courses that are offered on a regular basis; however we must have sufficient registration to start a group. Our

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secretary always confirms dates and times. Prenatal classes prices have changed and are now between 55$ and 105$ depending on the family revenue.

Carrefour Peri-Naissance--Fitness with baby: Another course offered is “Je Bouge avec bébé” (getting back into shape with baby), which is based upon the fitness program Jeep from Kino-Quebec. This program uses children’s songs and music as accompaniment for your exercises. Our teacher is highly qualified. Prices for 10 classes is 72$ for members and 82$ for non- members.

The café- rencontres will be the 3rd Wednesday of the month (but in French).

Carrefour Peri-NaissanceBreastfeeding SupportOn the first Wednesday morning of the month, I will be offering an info night about breastfeeding. This is a very detailed course and only deals with breastfeeding. I can give out as much of the information in English as I can and my DVD is bilingual. The cost is still 10$ and it is possible to register in advance. We start at 9:30 am and finish before 11:00 am.

Carrefour Peri-NaissanceHelp at home: If you’re looking for a helping hand around the house, we have a service just for you. “Les Relevailles” is a service that new moms can use to help them get back into the rhythm of things. Whether it is helping out with the washing or cooking, taking care of baby or even more specific information on breastfeeding support, we

can help. For a home visit, make sure to call and reserve your place early! Prices vary from 6$- 11$ per hour depending on your revenue.

Lunch Box ProjectHoly Family ChurchMondays 9:00am-12:00 pmJosee. 514-705-6030

It is a place to go to make lunches for your children at an economical charge.

Collective KitchenHoly Family ChurchGuillaume Parent 514 705-6030

It’s a place for people to meet and plan appetizing, nutritious and economical meals for themselves and their families.

Panda Program4Korners Family Resource Center1906 ch.Oka, Deux-MontagnesContact Lisa Agombar at [email protected]:00 – 9:00 pm

Panda is a support group for parents of children with Attention Deficit Disorder (Add or ADHD) and children who are

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experiencing learning difficulties. We have monthly meetings – parent education and information workshops and support resources.

TOPS4Korner Family Resource Center,1906 CHEMIN D’OKADEUX-MONTAGNESWednesdays 6:30 – 8:00pmArlene Whitewick [email protected]

We are basically a support group for people who wish to lose weight. We do not follow any specific diets but discuss different healthy ways we can lose.

Guides/Cadets

Girl Guides of Canada – Guides du Canada is the leadership organization for girls and women in Canada, with 90,000 Members across the country. Guiding is bold, fun, energetic and empowers girls and women to face challenges with confidence.

Guides welcome girls and women to join and be a part of the following groups:

o Sparks – ages 5 and 6o Brownies – ages 7 and 8

o Guides – ages 9 to 11o Pathfinders – ages 12 to 14o Rangers – ages 15 to 17+o Adults – as leaders, mentors,

team members and more

Each of these groups offer the best of what Guiding is today – dynamic programs, choice, and leadership opportunities

What We OfferFor girls, Guiding is an accepting environment with diverse and exciting programs and activities that offer the chance to discover new interests learn valuable leadership skills and make lasting friendships. Guiding gives girls the tools and resources they need to achieve greatness.

For women, Guiding is a chance to make a difference in the lives of girls and young women. It’s a place for personal growth, mentoring and travel opportunities.

What We Do Guiding offers a variety of activities for today’s girls – from sports, camping and science to eco-activities, fashion design and community projects. Guiding has something for everyone.

The Young Advocate’s Fund encourages girls to become active members of their community and the wider world by offering them the chance to develop leadership and advocacy skills and assisting them in developing and implementing social change projects.

Our Girls United Challenge gives girls tips and strategies to stand up against

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bullying, support each other and create a safe and caring Canada for their peers.

How Guiding is different from other extra-curricular activities for girlsGuiding is unique in the breadth of its focus, which ranges from leadership development to global awareness to environmental stewardship. Guiding offers the widest range of activities of any extracurricular program for girls or of any volunteer experience for women. Our exciting programs enable girls and women to challenge themselves with the emotional safety that can only come from an all female environment.

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Girl Guides How to Join

You can join by calling our District Commissioner Linda at 514-710-8391.

Cadets –Army-Sea-Air http://www.cadets.forces.gc.ca/directory-repertoire/towns_e.asp?pr=5

Cadets is a federally-sponsored program for young Canadians ages 12 to 18 who are interested in participating in a variety of challenging and rewarding activities, and learning more about the Canadian Forces.Cadets are encouraged to become active, responsible members of their communities. They learn valuable life and work skills like teamwork, leadership, and citizenship. Cadets also reap the personal benefits of increased self-confidence and physical fitness, learning how to take initiative, and how to make decisions. Cadets make valuable contributions to Canadian society on a daily basis in terms of environmental, citizenship and community activities.

Social Activities

DEUX-MONTAGNES Philately CLUB (municipal library)200 Henri-Durant streetDeux-MontagnesDenis Pépin at 450-472-9332

If you have a passion for stamps, join us every Tuesday as of 6:30 pm. You can trade, enjoy a library of stamps, participate in auctions

or simply talk philately. Welcome to all.

Women’s VolleyballPolyvalente High School,Deux MontagnesTuesdays 7:30 - 9:30pmBrenda 450-472-4805 Do you like volleyball? The Women’s Volleyball League meets every at the. Ages vary from 20 to 60 yrs. old. They have a great time!

Public BadmintonPolyvalente Deux-MontagnesWednesdays and Thursdays 7:00 to 10:00 pmCommunity Services 473-4700

Public Badminton is available at the Admission is $2.00 per person for an hour. No pre-reservation; it's first come, first serve. 4 to 8 courts are available.

Basketball Deux Montagnes École Emmanuel-ChénardDeux MontagnesBob Fordham 974-2179

We have 16 Recreational Basketball teams Co-EdDivisions:1 Ages 5, 6, 7 (4 Teams)2 Ages 8, 9, 10 (4 Teams)

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3 Ages 11, 12, 13 (4 Teams) 4 Ages 14, 15, 16, 17 (4

Teams) We also have a U-12 Atom a Boys Tournament Team. Season starts mid-October and ends last week of April. The fee is $60.00 per player.

Ecomuseum Educational Wildlife ParkSte-Anne De Bellevue(514) [email protected]

Our closest zoo, where you can find animals native to Canada. It’s located just off of Hwy 40.

Cinema for $1 Decarie Square Mall6900 Decarie, Montrealwww.dollarcinema.ca

Movies for $2, snacks are just $1. We are now able to take our family out and pay so little.

http://www.cinemamontreal.com/eng the list of all movies playing.

Youth Organizations

Two Mountains Youth GroupAll Saints ChurchNormandie AvenueDeux MontagnesFridays 7:30-9:30Sue 450-962-1904Church 450-473-9541

Two Mountains Community Youth Group has a new Youth Leader, Christine Sandilands. Youth Group is for any teen of High School age.

Maison des Jeunes13th Avenue by the poolDeux MontagnesMonday to FridaysDominic Vveilleux (450) 491-3958 [email protected]

For girls and boys ages 12-18 yrs. It’s a safe supervised place for young teens to meet and enjoy the company of other kids their age by playing pool, air hockey or organizing outdoor games. The kids are both English and French who attend.

Things to come

The English Newspaper “Chomedey News”The English newspaper "Chomedey News Chomedey News web site: http://www.chomedeynews.ca/new-issue.html

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Services Offered

Julie’s Doggie DaycareJulie Laver (450) 491-7637 [email protected]/julielaver2000/doggie_daycare

A home away from home, your dogs can enjoy the comforts of home while you are away. There are no cages and the dogs interact with the family and pets.Dogs must be friendly and vaccinated. Trial day is required to check for aggression.$10/day.

Northshore Dog WalkingJulie Laver.450-491-7637

Does your dog need a potty break while you’re at work or it’s alone in a cage? Let me take it out for a walk to stretch its legs.$5 and up per visit depending on location.

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Julie’s Pet Sitting ServiceJulie Laver (450) 491-7637

Will care for your pets in your home while you are away or walk your dog, just $5 a visit depending on location and pet.

Babysitter availableContact Samantha 450-491-7637

13 year old licensed girl is available to babysit in Deux Montagnes and surrounding area.

Need Help?Samantha and Brandon(450) 491-7637

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These 2 teenagers will shovel snow, offer computer help, etc.

Newsletter informationIf you would like to add something to this newsletter, or receive it via e-mail, please feel free to contact me: Julie Laver (450) 491-7637 or [email protected]

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Animal Adoption Agencies

Rosie`s Animal AdoptionRosie Animal Adoption is dedicated to the coordination of orphaned animals and adoptive homes into a support network to ensure the survival of unwanted pets. (514) 217-3647WWW.ROSIEANIMALADOPTION.ORG

Teddy`s Canine RailroadAll animals adopted through Teddy's Canine Railroad are current on vaccinations, altered, microchipped and vet checked prior to arriving in their new home. Should an animal come in with hip or elbow difficulties, the animal is x-rayed and checked while under anaesthetic in order to give a better long term diagnosis and aid the prospective adoptee in determining long term costs or care for the animal. 514-793-3699 (cell)www.petfinder.com/shelters/QC25.html

AnimatchAnimatch is a non-profit, registered charitable organization that offers canine adoptions services. Helen, the founder of Animatch, created the center in order to find new homes for abandoned dogs.450-452-0321http://www.animatch.ca

Gerdy`s Rescues & AdoptionsGerdy`s Rescues & Adoptions is a registered charity. We are a small, Montreal-based grassroots group, headed by an experienced animal rescue and placement person. Our mission is to place abandoned and homeless cats and dogs in loving homes. www.gerdysrescue.org Pager: (514) 203-9180 (Please enter your area code)

The Animal Rescue Network's mission is to bring about a day when no unwanted animals are destroyed in shelters or pounds, and when every cat and dog can be ensured a happy life in a good home. All rescued animals are vaccinated and sterilized.

We provide advice and counselling on animal medical and behavioural problems. Through our support and encouragement, many people have found the resources to keep their animals. (514) 859-9010 www.petfinder.com/shelters/QC04.html

Sophie`s Dog Adoptionwww.sophiesdogadoption.com(514) 523-5052

Montreal SPCAInterested parties can go on www.spcamontreal.com and click on "Come and see our little friends from Montreal" for information on these pets. The Montreal SPCA needs your help. There are many animals in need of a home. You can see some of these on their website.

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http://www.sophiesdogadoption.com/

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http://www.gerdysrescue.org/

http://www.animatch.ca/



http://www.rosieanimaladoption.org/

http://www.rosieanimaladoption.org/


www.petfinder.com

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