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Activity Guide Table of Contents Accommodations • SPRING & SUMMER 2019 • ACTIVITY GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS ACCOMMODATIONS ....................................................... 13 ADULT LEISURE ...........................................................24 & 25 ANIMAL SERVICES ............................................................. 30 ARTS AND CULTURE ..................................................28 & 29 CENTENNIAL POOL ........................................................... 16 COMMUNITY CENTRES .............................................20 & 21 COMMUNITY CONTACTS .........................................40 & 41 CLEARVIEW ECOPARK AND DOG PARK ........................ 14 CLEARVIEW MAP ..........................................................6 & 7 CLEARVIEW PUBLIC LIBRARY ..................................... 10 - 12 CLEARVIEW PUBLIC TRANSIT .............................................. 5 COMMUNITY EVENTS ....................................................8 & 9 CYCLING ........................................................................... 18 DAY CAMPS ...................................................................... 31 EUCHRE .............................................................................. 39 FARMERS' MARKETS .......................................................... 19 GEOCACHE ...................................................................... 42 HEALTH AND FITNESS ................................................26 & 27 HERITAGE SITES .................................................................. 38 HIKING TRAILS .................................................................... 21 MARCH BREAK ........................................................... 8 & 11 MUNICIPAL INFORMATION ................................................ 4 PARKS AND PLAYING FIELDS ............................................ 23 SERVICE CLUBS .................................................................. 15 SIGNATURE EVENTS ........................................................... 22 SPORTS AND CULTURE HALL OF FAME ............................ 35 SKATE PARKS..................................................................... 39 SWIMMING LESSONS ........................................................ 17 TOURISM SERVICES ........................................................... 21 YOUTH PROGRAMS ..................................................34 & 35 YOUTH SPORTS ..........................................................32 & 33 VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES ............................................ 36 GET IN THE GUIDE The Clearview Activity Guide is a semi-annual publication put out jointly by the Township of Clearview and The Creemore Echo. Editorial content is provided by the Township while graphics, experience.simcoe.ca layout, design and advertising are provided by the Creemore Echo. To be included in the next edition, contact: CONTENT- Township of Clearview Amanda Murray Community, Culture and Tourism Coordinator 705-428-6230 x 249 [email protected] ADVERTISING- Creemore Echo Sara Hershoff Publisher 705-466-9906 [email protected] Get your information into the Fall/Winter 2019/2020 Guide! Information for the Fall/Winter Guide is collected in the summer. To ensure that you get your event listing and organization in the next guide be sure to check the Clearview website, www.discoverclearview.ca or contact, [email protected]. GREETINGS FROM THE MAYOR Welcome to the 2019 Spring and Summer Clearview Township Activity Guide. It would be my hope that you will find opportunities to explore and discover Clearview Township inside the pages of this guide. Clearview is such a wonderful place to live. We are blessed with beautiful landscapes, the wonders of our natural environment, and the friendliest people anywhere in Ontario! If you have an interest in rural culture or a taste for the urban fare, you may find it here. If you don’t find what you are looking for in this guide, then please take a look online at our Discover Clearview website, discoverclearview.ca. Clearview Township is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. We’ve come a long way since 1994! Recreation services and community cultural celebrations are all part of the Clearview experience. Come out and meet your neighbours at one of our Small Halls events, or cheer on the local teams and show the province that rural living is something we celebrate every day. You can stay connected to Clearview Township by visiting our website, clearview.ca or explore the tourism opportunities at discoverclearview.ca Live your best life in Clearview Township. @clearviewmayor Doug Measures, Mayor of Clearview Township @Clearview_twp @discoverclearview email: [email protected] TOP 10 WAYS TO ENJOY SUMMER FUN IN CLEARVIEW 1. Join us to celebrate Clearview’s 25th Anniversary on May 31 and June 1, 2019, “Clearview Days” at the Fairgrounds 2. Shop downtown Creemore and Stayner and the various artisans throughout Clearview 3. Tour the Creemore Springs Brewery or visit North America’s Smallest Jail in Creemore 4. Take the backroads and cycle Clearview 5. Savour the flavours of Clearview’s local restaurants 6. Experience the community halls during the Small Halls Festival 7. Cheer for the home team at a baseball game in New Lowell 8. Live like a local and shop the Farmers’ Markets and road side stands 9. Hike through Devil’s Glen, Frank’s Limestone Kiln or on many of the other trails 10. Explore the Clearview EcoPark, go Geocaching, try bird watching and visit the new Clearview Dog Park! www.clearview.ca • SPRING & SUMMER 2019 • 3 CLEARVIEW RECREATION DEPARTMENT For the exciting activities and events that are happening throughout Clearview Township please visit our website: www.discoverclearview.ca General Manager Parks & Recreation Community, Culture & Tourism Coordinator Terry Vachon, 705-428-6013 (ext. 21) Amanda Murray, 705-428-6230 (ext. 249) [email protected] [email protected] CLEARVIEW TOWNSHIP Recreation Facilities Supervisor Community, Culture & Tourism Assistant ADMINISTRATION CENTRE FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES Dan Gowan, 705-466-3000 Lily White, 705-428-6230 (ext. 262) 217 Gideon Street, Box 200, Fire Chief: Colin Shewell (Ext. 253) [email protected] [email protected] Stayner, ON L0M 1S0 [email protected] Telephone: 705-428-6230 LIBRARY, CLEARVIEW PUBLIC Parks & Recreation Clerk Fax: 705-428-0288 Creemore Branch: 705-466-3011 JessicaWebsite: Co’ www.clearview.caDyre, 705-428-6013 (ext. 22 or #1) Stayner Branch: 705-428-3595 ForE-Mail: all your [email protected] facility booking requirements: Sunnidale Branch: 705-424-6288 [email protected] Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm PARKS AND RECREATION ADMINISTRATIONMUNICIPAL INFORMACreemore Arena ManagerTION 217 Gideon Street, Stayner, ON L0M 1S0 | Telephone:Dan Gowan 705-428-6230 705-466-3000 | Fax: 705-428-0288 CAO Steve Sage (Ext. 228) Community, Culture, Recreation Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30am to 4:30PM Legislative Services/Clerk: Pamela Fettes (Ext. 224) Shane Sargant (Ext. 249) ADMINISTRATION FIREFacilities AND Manager: EMER GENCY SERVICES CAOBY-LAW ENFORCEMENT ActingAaron F Annisire Chief 705-428-6013 StephenBy-Law S Enforcementage, 705-428-6230 Officer (ext. 228) Roree Payment, 705-428-6230 (ext. 402) LegislativeJosesph Paddock Services/ (Ext.M unicipal241) Clerk PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Pamela Fettes, 705-428-6230 (ext. 224) COMMUNIDirector of Planning:TY SERVI MichaelCES Wynia (Ext.240) PUBLIC WORKS ROAD MANAGER Director of Community Services Tony Clarke (Ext. 237) [email protected] PUBLIC WORKS By-lAW ENFORCEMENT Mara Burton, 705-428-6230 (ext. 264) Environmental Services: Mike Rawn (Ext. 243) Senior By-law Enforcement FINANCE Transportation and Recreation: Steve Sage (Ext. 228) Joseph Paddock, 705-428-6230 (ext. 241) Treasurer: Edward Henleywww.clearview.ca (Ext. 225) 4 • SPRING & SUMMER 2019 • www.clearview.ca WWW.CLEARVIEW.CA CLEARVIEW PUBLIC TRANSIT Buy Your Bus Pass at the Library! Clearview Public Transit bus passes are now for sale at the Stayner Branch of the Clearview Public Library! Passes can also be purchased at the Clearview Township Administration Centre during regular business hours. 30 Day 60 Day 90 Day LIVE MUSIC, FARMERS MARKET & CLASSIC CAR SHOW Passes Pass Pass Pass Adult & Senior $40 $80 $120 Student & Youth $30 $60 $90 Learn more about Transit at: www.clearview.ca/transit JUNEWelcoming 6 - AUGUST Jennifer 29 Swan Registered Massage Therapist 705-428-6230 Municipal Information Starting July 7th STAYNERBOOK STATION PARK NOW! BODY 'N CLEARVIEW TOWNSHIP BALANCE ADMINISTRATION CENTRE FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES Music Line Up PHYSIOTHERAPY & WELLNESS CLINIC 217 Gideon Street, Box 200, Fire Chief: Colin Shewell (Ext. 253) Stayner, ON L0M 1S0 JOHN NOBLE SEPTIC INC. Telephone: 705-428-6230 LIBRARY, CLEARVIEW PUBLIC & B J’s Portable Toilets Fax: 705-428-0288 Creemore Branch: 705-466-3011 3 Caroline St. E, Creemore Line Up (705) 520-0265 705-466-2929 Website: www.clearview.ca Stayner Branch: 705-428-3595 Music runs from 7pm - 9pm. Program is subject to change. [email protected] 866-757-5937 E-Mail: [email protected] Sunnidale Branch: 705-424-6288 Thanks to the generous support of our sponsors! [email protected] Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm Follow the Stayner Chamber on Facebook and Twitter. bodynbalancephysio.com PARKS AND RECREATION June 6 Jazz Jim Kinnear Trio ADMINISTRATION Creemore Arena Manager June 13 Rock Two Guys With Guitars Dan Gowan 705-466-3000 June 20 Blues Not Ottawa CAO Steve Sage (Ext. 228) Community, Culture,
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