Program –At the Pool

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• Teens Courses • Teen Culture • Teens Community TEENS SECTION • Youth Culture • Nature Camp at Zoo Ecomuseum...... • Summer Day Camp...... YOUTH SECTION • Family Sports &Fitness FAMILY SECTION • Easter at the library...... • World Book and Copyright Day...... • Schedule –Membership –Our services...... Information Library General Volunteers –Comments –Registration • Recreation Department &Centre Harpell INFORMATIONS RECREATION GENERAL - Leaders Program –at the pool...... - Councillor InTraining -CIT...... - Babysitting classes ...... - Library Activities...... - Teens outings...... - Battle of the Bands...... - “Ta CLIQ Ados” –Teen Clique...... - Library Activities...... - Karate Classes...... - Tennis Courts ...... - Open Ping-pong . - Theme Activities at the Pool ...... - Municipal Pool &Aquatic Programs...... and Reimbursement Policy - Hall Rentals –Resident Discount - Opening Schedule –Carte loisirs...... Table ofcontents ......

11 10 10 16 16 16 15 15 14 14 17 17 9 4 9 7 6 6 5 3 • Golden Age Club. • Volunteer West Island...... • Chair Yoga...... • Royal Canadian Legion...... • Knit-Tea Club...... SENIORS SECTION • Adults Culture ADULTS SECTION • Our Community Partners PARTNERS SECTION • Buskers on the Boardwalk...... • Community Garage Sales...... • Mayor’s Blood Donor Clinic...... • Activities to add to your Agenda. IN OUR COMMUNITY Classes Bachata and Chachacha • Adults Sports &Fitness • Our Sports &Fitness Partners • Neighbourhood Parties...... • Neighbours Day ...... THEME NEIGHBORHOOD - Library Activities ...... - The Montreal Aviation Museum . - NOVA West-Island...... - Sainte-Anne Singers. - Sainte-Anne en Fleurs...... - Ste-Anne’s Farmer Market ...... - The Richelieu Club...... - The Ecomuseum Zoo...... - Morgan Arboretum...... - Yoga ...... - Flex Pilates &Dynamo ...... - Baila Productions –Salsa, Meringue, Meet- Pure Art Up...... - NFBdocumentary film...... - Casgrain Sports Centre...... - Défi Boréal - Race - Lakeshore Football...... - Ultimate Grand Montreal -Frisbee...... - Stewart Athletic Complex...... - Rugby Sainte-Anne...... 22 22 22 30 30 20 20 28 28 26 26 26 29 29 25 25 25 25 27 27 27 18 24 24 24 24 23 23 19 19 21

Recreation general information

Recreation Department Centre Harpell 60, Rue Saint-Pierre Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, QC, H9X 1Y6 Phone: 514-457-1605 Fax: 514-457-1129 Email : [email protected]

SCHEDULE FOR RECREATION OFFICE CENTRE HARPELL - building OPENING HOURS AM PM EVENING AM PM EVENING MONDAY 8 – 12 1 – 4:30 Closed 8 – 12 1 – 4:30 6 – 9:30 TUESDAY 8 – 12 1 – 4:30 Closed 8 – 12 1 – 4:30 6 – 9:30 WEDNESDAY 8 – 12 1 – 4:30 Closed 8 – 12 1 – 4:30 6 – 9:30 THURSDAY 8 – 12 1 – 4:30 Closed 8 – 12 1 – 4:30 6 – 9:30 FRIDAY 8 – 12 Closed Closed 8 – 12 Closed 6 – 9:30 SATURDAY Closed 9 – 12 Closed SUNDAY Closed Closed on April 19th, April 22nd, May 20th, June 24th, July 1st, September 2nd.

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CARTE LOISIRS Follow this The Carte loisirs gives you free or reduced cost access to various small icon programs and activities offered by the Recreation Department. carte loisirs Always check for promotions available with this card in municipal ads. Follow this sign:

Clientele: .Residents of Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue Condition: Purchase or renewal: Visit the Recreation Department office, in person, during regular office hours to have a photo taken and receive a new card, or contact the Recreation office for other options.

Schedule: Monday to Thursday: 8 am to 11:30 am and from 1 pm to 4 pm* *On Thursday, from May 30th to July 18th, open until 7 pm. Friday: 8 am to 10 am, by appointment only. Cost: $40 per person | Lost card = reprint $5 Valid: Two years: from June 1st, 2019 to May 31st, 2021. | Spring-Summer 2019 | Spring-Summer

3 4 | Spring-Summer 2019 Recreation general information • • • • annual subscriptions, at areduced cost for: Upon presentation of avalid proof of residence, citizens of Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue may obtain RESIDENT DISCOUNT (PAID BYTHETOWN) NOTE tion, contact the Recreation Department for the terms and costs. When available, halls at Centre Harpell and Chalet Peter-Williamson may be rented. For reserva- HALL RENTALS activities available to you: [email protected] or suggestions for new recreation activities. This isso that we may improve the recreation In order to adequately meet your needs, we would like to have your comments COMMENTS or come see us at our offices in Centre Harpell. www.sadb.qc.caat of the department. If you’re interested you can register online who would like to get involved inthe various programs and activities The Recreation Department isalways looking for volunteers VOLUNTEERS www.sadb.qc.caat More detailed information isalways available on the Town’s website WEBSITE Multipurpose room Multipurpose room Reception Hall Reception Hall O ECOMUSEUM: .ZOO office Service des loisirs CHAMBER MUSIC membership SOCIETY: LAKESHORE available at the Recreation Department Casgrain Sports Centre CENTRE:membership SPORTS .JOHN ABBOTT CASGRAIN available at the ARBORETUM: .MORGAN :Minimum rental period of 3hours. : before Cost taxes. ROOMS (Parent or coach resident). Consent required by the representative of the association. ; we suggest that you visit it regularly. , or send us anemail to [email protected] $40 per hour $30 per hour membership available at the Zoo Ecomuseum ticket office Residents Minor Sport LeagueMinor Sport Team, the of Town. partner membership available at the reception chalet of the urban forest CENTRE HARPELL Blocks of 4or 8hours also available. $20 per hour $15 per hour Non-residents $45 per hour $55 per hour , $30 per hour Residents CHALET PETER-WILLIAMSONCHALET POLICY FOR ACTIVITIES $15 per hour AND REIMBURSEMENT Details at www.sadb.qc.ca (Workshops, day camps, swimming lessons, etc.) AND PROGRAM AND or at the Recreation REGISTRATION Non-residents Department. $45 per hour

Municipal library

40, Rue Saint-Pierre, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, QC, H9X 1Y6

Phone: 514-457-1940 Fax: 514-457-7146 Email: [email protected]

REGULAR SCHEDULE SUMMER SCHEDULE Until May 31st From June 1st to Sept. 3rd Monday, Tuesday: 12 pm to 8 pm Monday, Tuesday: 10 am to 8 pm Wednesday: 10 am to 1:30 pm Wednesday: 10 am to 5 pm Thursday: 10 am to 8 pm Thursday: 10 am to 8 pm Friday: 3 pm to 8 pm Friday: 3 pm to 8 pm Saturday, Sunday: 11 am to 4 pm Saturday, Sunday: Closed

Closed: April 19th, 21 st, 22nd; May 20th; June 24th; July 1st; September 2nd.

MEMBERSHIP Free upon presentation of two valid (2) proofs of residence with picture - leases are not accepted. Membership card is exclusive to Sainte-Anne-Bellevue residents. Parent’s signature required for ages 13 and under. Annual fee for non-residents: Adults $60 Seniors $45 Children $20 Family $90

OUR SERVICES • Online services • Inter-library loan (ILL) • Library on wheels • Faxes, scans and photocopies ($) • Parking stickers for residents

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Information: 514-457-1940 Tuesday, April 23rd Special programming at the library

BORROW A BOOK, RECEIVE A ROSE! Hurry, quantities are limited! | Amnesty on fines. Clientele: Adults Schedule: 12 pm to 8 pm

“CROQUE-LIVRES” LAUNCH What is a “Croque-livres”?? These are used book-sharing boxes in city parks. Their mission? Gather families around the pleasure of reading. It’s easy to use and it’s free. Just take a book or give one ... or both! Indeed, the books in the box are intended to be donated or shared. Do you have books to give? Do you want to contribute to the “Give to the next” movement? Here is an opportunity to make a gesture for the community. Join us for the grand unveiling of our 4 “Croque-livres”: treasure hunt for the little ones, giant games and popcorn will be on site for your enjoyment. Clientele: For everyone Schedule: 6:30 pm Location: Parc Godin

Easter at the library For information and required registration: 514-457-1940. Limited places. Cost: Free with membership card | $5 without membership card THE INCREDIBLE EGG HUNT Fill out an Easter card by finding hidden Easter eggs signs all over the library, and get a chance to win our gigantic chocolate bunny!!! Limit of one entry per person. Draw on April 18th at 7:45 pm. Clientele: 0 to 14 years old | Bilingual Schedule: April 11th to 18th STORY HOUR in pajamas and cuddly Clientele: 3 to 8 years old | Bilingual Schedule: Thursday April 18th | 7 pm to 7:45 pm Animator: Linda Champagne EASTER CRAFT: “Crazy pompoms” Clientele: 6 to 12 years old | Bilingual Schedule: Sunday April 14th | 10 am to 11:30 am

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MUNICIPAL POOL: Activities and aquatic programs

Open swim schedule SAB POOL Pool Wading pool Clientele schedule Season Dates Wading pool schedule clientele Children under 12 pm to 8 pm June 15th & 16th 12 pm to 6 pm Children ages 9 years of age must 0 to 8 only. 3 pm to 8 pm June 17th to 21 th 3 pm to 6 pm be accompanied by Children must be an adult or 12 pm to 8 pm June 21st to Monday, Wednesday, accompanied by responsible September 2nd Friday, Saturday, Sunday: an adult or guardian 12 pm to 6 pm responsible Tuesday & Thursday: guardian. 9 am to 6 pm

Daily admissions for open swim Wading pool Free Pool: Upon presentation of the Carte loisirs Free carte loisirs 3 to 17 years of age $3.00 18 to 54 years of age $4.00 55 years and up $3.00 Groups (15+ people) $2.50 (schools, daycares, day camps, other) *For group reservations, please reserve 24 h in advance

Registration for aquatic activities REGISTRATION FOR THE 1st SESSION AT CENTRE HARPELL Thursday, June 6th: 5 pm to 8 pm (residents only) After this date, if places are still available, Friday, June 7th: 5 pm to 8 pm (for all) you can register prior to June 14th by Saturday, June 8th: 9 am to 12 pm (for all) calling the pool at 514-457-1625

REGISTRATION FOR THE 2nd SESSION WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE POOL Thursday, July 18th: 9 am to 12 pm and 6 pm to 8 pm (for all) Friday, July 19th: 9 am to 12 pm and 6 pm to 8 pm (for all)

NOTE : -Minimum number of registration required to run class -Class levels may be combined | Spring-Summer 2019 | Spring-Summer

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Family section Bronze Medallion, Bronze Cross: minimum registration of 4participants for each course to run. Option 1: Pre-school &junior-level swimming lessons Groups: NAANorthshoreAquatic Association Program Adults: Aquatic programs Option 2: Lifesaving courses N.B: Minimum registration of participants required for courses to and run possibility of class levels being combined. Aqua Fit and Adult swimming lessons: minimum registration of 4participants for courses to run beginner adult lessons: Swimming Aqua fit ACTIVITY Swim team ACTIVITY and Bronze Cross Bronze Medallion course: Combined Bronze Cross Bronze Medallion COURSE cost residents Non- cost Residents DURATION LEVEL Session 1:Jun Tuesdays and Thursdays, 4weeks. –Classes between 9amand 12 pm. Saturdays, for 8weeks. June 22 STARFISH months Mix 17+ Mix 17+ CLIENTELE Age 5to 18 CLIENTELE 4 to 18 AND Bronze Medallion OR Bronze Star 18 to 30 months CLIENTELE DUCK 14 years + 14 years + 13 years + e 25 e 6 pm to 8pm. competitions Wednesday 11 amto 12 pm and 6 pm to 7pm, Saturday Monday and Friday SCHEDULE 7 pm to 7:45 pm Monday 7 pm to 7:45 pm Tuesdays &Thursdays SCHEDULE th to July 18 3 to 5years alone TURTLE 30 to 36 months SEA SEA with parent or Cost =classes +exam &certificate included |payable upon registration 9 amto 12 pm 9 amto 12 pm 9 amto 12 pm SCHEDULE Wednesdays Wednesdays Wednesdays OTTER th SEA SEA Classes last 30minutes /Session 2:July 23 2 3 1 nd nd rd st child: $45 /session child: $55 /session to August 10 child: $50 /session $70 /session EXAM: August 21stEXAM: to (Subject change) SALAMAN- Start: July 1 8 weeks Start: July 2 4 weeks DURATION 3 to 5 years DER Start: June 17 8 weeks DURATION Start: June 26 Start: June 26 Start: June 26 DURATION 8 weeks 8 weeks 8 weeks SUNFISH 3 to 5 years th st st nd . Classes between 9amand 12 pm.

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CROCODILE 3 to 5 years COST (residents) $70 session $55 session COST (residents) $65 COST (residents) $115 +$42 $135 +$42 $175 +$84 $259 $177 $157 3 to 5 years WHALE th . 6 years and up JUNIOR 1 to 6 $80 COST (non-residents) $85 session $70 session COST (non-residents) COST (non-residents) 1 3 2 st rd nd child: $70 /session child: $60 /session child: $65 /session $130 +$42 $150 +$42 $190 +$84 $85 /session Classes last Classes 45 minutes $192 $172 $274 6 years and up JUNIOR 7 to 10

Family section Special activities New format LEADERS Program – 12 to 15 years of age For pool fanatics! Registration: Required , from June 6th to June 8th. Places are limited. Schedule: June 27th to August 1st | Thursday | 6 pm Cost: Free A 6 week hands-on educational program, that teaches the youth about the world of aquatics and how it works. LEADERS will participate in weekly meetings every Thursday at 6 pm, and volunteer at the pool during aquatic competitions, theme nights, events and with the aquatic programs offered by the municipal pool. Special activities will be organised for the LEADERS program participants each week (movie outings, pool games, outings, etc.).

Family Water-Polo COST (residents) COST (non-residents) Come and drop by the pool for a friendly game of water polo. No experience required. Clientele: Family Schedule: Sunday | 6 to 7 pm | July 7th, July 21st, August 4th and August 18th. Cost: Normal entry fees apply.

Activity theme nights Come and join us for some family fun at the pool. Aquatic sport activities and others will be hosted by the lifeguarding team. Clientele: Family Schedule: Sunday | 6 pm to 8 pm | July 14th, July 28th and August 11th. Cost: Normal entry fees apply.

SPORTS & FITNESS

carte loisirs OPEN PING-PONG Clientele: Families – children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Location: Centre Harpell Schedule: Monday to Friday, 6 pm to 9 pm | Until June 1st Not available during summer season | Not open on holidays. Cost: Free with Carte loisirs or $5 per evening without Carte loisirs. Information: Only one table available. Paddles and balls available. 2019 | Spring-Summer 9 10 | Spring-Summer 2019 Family section

Trainer: Trevor Ishmael (Instructor, 4 Yamato isamember of the Japan Karate Association (JKA). styles of karate practiced today originate. one of the founding styles from which allthe other The Yamato Karate School teaches the Shotokan style, www.yamatokarateacademy.com Information ®istration: 514-442-9124 KARATE CLASSES Schedule: Location: SESSION: SUMMER Cost: Schedule: Location: SPRING SESSION: Uniform: Clientele: by the “JKA”), provincial and national champion of Canada) Cost: Season: Schedule: Cost: Location: Clientele: Information: 514-457-1605 MUNICIPAL TENNISCOURTS 13 weeks |June 5 Chalet Peter-Williamson $70, residents |$75, non-residents Beginners: 6:15 pm to 7pm /Advanced: 7pm to 8pm 9 weeks |April 2 Centre Harpell Not included inmembership fee Children ages 5and up, and adults $80, residents |$85, non-residents Beginners: 6:15 pm to 7pm /Advanced: 7pm to 8pm according to weather and condition. court Opening and closing dates to be determined 7 days/week, 10 amto 10 pm. at the entrance of the courts. Please respect the rules posted reserved for residents. Free with your Carte loisirs |exclusively of Pickle ball (the net has been lowered) one ispartially adapted for the sport 3 courts at Parc Aumais (Rue Cypihot), 2 courts at Parc Crevier (Rue Perrault), Family that might interest you. for alldetails on other programs See the other sections of this brochure AND MORE! nd to May 30 th to August 28 th Dan Black Belt, accredited th |Tuesdays &Thursdays th |Wednesdays ca rte l oisir s

Youth section

SUMMER DAY CAMP Information: 514-457-1605 514-457-1660 (summer time)

Registration: at Centre Harpell 60 Rue Saint-Pierre

Always on the search for new adventures! Every year we encourage our campers to come discover different activities, learn new skills and make new friends. This year we will continue to work hard to create a dynamic, fun and magical summer camp for our campers!

REGISTRATION TERMS Registration form and detailed programming available online as of March 29th www.sadb.qc.ca

Registration priority for Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue residents: Wednesday, April 10th: 4 pm to 7 pm During this evening, you will have a chance to meet members of the daycamp team. For all, if places are still available: Thursday, April 11th:1 pm to 6:30 pm As of April 22nd: If there are places available: registration at the Recreation Department front desk during regular office hours.

À noter : • If you wish to benefit from the resident rate, please present two proofs of residence; • Registration forms will be processed on a first come first served basis; • Confirmation will be sent to you within two week following your registration; • Camp fees are tax deductible; • Management reserves the right to cancel a camp due to insufficient enrolment. | Spring-Summer 2019 | Spring-Summer

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into group, according to their age. inthe package price. The children willbe placed inanouting scheduled on the Wednesday, included swimming. They willalso have the chance to participate arts and crafts, cooking, dance, theme day, major games, One week camp where children willtake inmany part activities: Regular Camp 5to -Ages 12 PROGRAMS No camp onJune24 SCHEDULES Aquazilla. See teen section for more information. The supervised outings include trips to La Ronde, the Escape Room inthe Old Port and the Special outings willbe planned for teenagers 13 to 15 years of age throughout the summer. Teen outings 13 –Ages to 15 Available from 7amto 9am, and also from 4pm to 6pm. Weekly fees 5to Ages 13 daycare (Extended service): SAP the end of their two-week training. Outings included. ing, willbe integrated into the regular camps as assistants, and willreceive acertificate at with the duties and skillsnecessary to become aday camp animator. They willreceive train Over atwo-week period, interested teens willhave the opportunity to familiarize themselves inTraining)CIT (Councilor 14 -Ages and15 3, 5and 6.The outings and activities from willvary week to week. to and from alloutings by bicycle. Bicycle and helmet required. Camp offered weeks graduate students, acanoe excursion from the John Abbott campus. The campers willtravel locations around the municipality: Morgan Arboretum, anentomology lecture with McGill nature and the outdoors, the campers willparticipate inhands-on workshops at various A funfilled week of discovery inSainte-Anne-de-Bellevue. Following the general themes of Specialized DISCOVERY Camp 10 -Ages to 13 according to their age. The children willbe placed into the Regular Camp groups, Wednesday outings, included inthe package price. while participating inregular day camp activities and swimming lessons that lead to aRed Cross level, A two-week camp during which children willhave Specialized Swimming Camp 5to -Ages 12 (SAP) Daycare:(SAP) One-week packages (weeks 3to 8) Daycare:(SAP) 4day package (week 1&2)* CIT program: Two-week packages (3&4)(56) Camp:Discovery One-week package (week 3)(week 5)(week 6) Swimming Camps: Two-week packages (3&4)(56)(78) Regular Camps: One-week package (weeks 3to 8) Regular Camps: 4day package (week 1&2)* th andJuly1 st .* -

to the lower amount. on packages for the same dates and from the higher amount Note: the rebate for the 1 FEES SUMMER 2019 Available week 3to 8. (cost per week) (SAP) DaycareExtended service Available week 1&2only. (cost for 4days) (SAP) DaycareExtended service 2 packages of 2weeks (3&4)(56) Ages 14 and 15 |camp t-shirt included intrainingCouncillor program (CIT) (outings included) (3 &4)(56)(78) 3 packages of 2weeks each Specialized Swimming Camp Week: (3)(5)(6)(outing included) 3 packages of one week each Ages 10 to 13 Specialized Camp Discovery Week 2–4days Week 4 Week Week 1–4days 2019SUMMER – WEEKS (outing included). Week 3to 8 6 packages each week of one Regular Camps 5to –Ages 12 (outing included). Week 1&2 2 packages of 4days each Regular Camps 5to –Ages 12 PACKAGES Week 6 Week Week 8 Week Week 7 Week Week 5 Week 3 Week

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14 | Spring-Summer 2019 Location: Ecomuseum Zoo Clientele: 6to 11 years of age conserve wildlife, and much more! to take care of animals, how to with zoo animals while learning how Children willexperience aunique adventure offers aweek of unforgettable adventures, inthe company of wild Quebec flora and fauna. Do your children love animals? Don’t have them miss out: the Nature Camp at the Ecomuseum Zoo Information: www.zooecomuseum.ca |514-457-9449 ZOO ECOMUSEUM |Nature CAMP OTHER CAMP INTHECOMMUNITY

CULTURE Youth section Animator: Schedule: Location: Clientele: session willcaptivate you! Asnack willbe served. of our region. This entomological information Capture and identification: Let’s explore the insects |INSECTS OUTDOOR DISCOVERY ACTIVITY Animator: Cost: 514-457-1940 For information andrequiredregistration: LIBRARY ACTIVITIES Schedule: Location: Library Clientele: STORY HOUR $5 without membership card Free with membership card Natalie Godin Saturday June 8 Parc Godin Ages 8to 12 |Bilingual Linda Champagne 7 pm to 7:45 pm Thursday, April 18 7 pm to 7:45 pm Thursday, April 18 Ages 3to 8|Bilingual • • • • theSee FAMILY Here areother programs interest might which you. th |10 amto 11:30 am th th Municipal tennis courts Municipal pool |Activities and aquatic programs Open ping-pong Karate classes

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Photoshop, etc.) and we will organise aworkshop for you! 4Trainings: Tell us what interests you (ex: making arésumé, creating films, using events in Town. 3Projects: Participate on the organisation and animation of different activities and 2Something to do: Outings and activities (chosen by the group) 1Meetings: Get-togethers to discuss ideas for outings and projects LOOK FORWARD TO: Sound interesting? Send us ane-mail and sign up. It’s that easy. activities and ways to volunteer and get involved incool projects and events inthe community. « Ta Cliq Ados »newsletter to get updates on upcoming your ideas and become involved. Sign up for our your friends! Come participate inour group, share Be of our part teen clique «TA CLIQ ADOS »with or community Schedule: Schedule: Location: Clientele: the name of each participant and your phone number. here isyour chance! Please include the name of your band, If you of aband arepart and wish to showcase your talent, Audience: Audience: By email at [email protected] before April 13 Free registration: 4 BATTLE OFTHEBANDS th EDITION-CONTEST AND SHOW • Allother «TA CLIQ ADOS »projects • Haunted House, October 31 • Naturally, Sainte-Anne, September 14 • Family Thursdays, starting July 4 • Fête nationale, June 23 St-JeanNicole at514-457-6838 Information andregistration: « TA CLIQ ADOS »TEENCLIQUE Saturday, April 28 Centre Harpell Ages 12 to 17 |bilingual Free for residents, $3 non-residents [email protected]

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16 | Spring-Summer 2019 and return hours aresubject to change. There isaminimum number of participants required for each outing. Places are limited, first come, first served. Departure Cost: Cost: Schedule: Location: Clientele: children and to prevent and deal with emergencies. Participants learn basic first aid techniques and the skills necessary for taking care of younger Minimum 6registrations of required. Registration: 18 before April Information: 514-457-1605 BABYSITTING COURSE COURSES you to some great destinations. The group willtravel by public transit. for some cool outings just for teens. These supervised trips willtake Bored? Looking for something to do this summer? Join our animators Information: 514-457-1605 Registration inperson atthe Recreation payment required Department, TEEN OUTINGS-Ages 13to 15 CULTURE Teen section

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$45 residents, $55 non-residents |manual included Sunday, April 28 Chalet Peter-Williamson Ages 11-15 |Bilingual LA RONDE LA Montreal the Old Port of and avisit at ROOM ESCAPE in Montreal Jean-Drapeau at Parc AQUAZILLA OUTING June 17 Ages 12 to 18 |Bilingual

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Teen section COUNCILLOR IN TRAINING (CIT) PROGRAM Information: 514-457-1605 See the YOUTH Section of this brochure for more details (dates, schedules, costs, etc.) Clientele: 14 & 15 years old If the day camp world sounds like fun to you, you might enjoy being a camp councillor. If working at camp interests you, this program can help you learn how to be a great camp councillor and have fun working with children. Over a two week period you will have: • Theory and practical training • A « stage » as an assistant monitor at the Day Camp • A chance to participate in the Day Camp outings • A certificate confirming your training Hurry up! Spaces are limited.

For pool fanatics! New format

LEADERS PROGRAM AT THE POOL– 12 to 15 years of age Registration: Required , from June 6th to June 8th. Places are limited. Schedule: June 27th to August 1st | Thursday | 6 pm Cost : Free

A 6 week hands-on educational program, that teaches the youth about the world of aquatics and how it works. LEADERS will participate in weekly meetings every Thursday at 6 pm, and volunteer at the pool during aquatic competitions, theme nights, events and with the aquatic programs offered by the municipal pool.

Special activities will be organised for the LEADERS program participants each week (movie outings, pool games, outings, etc.).

Here are other programs which might interest you. See the FAMILY section of this brochure for all details. • Karate classes • Open ping-pong Municipal pool | Activities and aquatic programs • 2019 | Spring-Summer • Municipal Tennis Courts 17 Adults section

CULTURE

LIBRARY ACTIVITIES For information and required registration: 514-457-1940 Cost: Free with membership card. $5 without membership card.

BOOK CLUB The Club members will meet after reading a book to discuss their opinions about the book. Interested participants must sign up at the library. Clientele: Adults | French and English Location: Library Schedule: Every second Wednesday of each month Francophone Club at 2 pm. Anglophone Club at 7 pm. Break in July and August Special event: Author’s meeting with Paul-Christian Deroo. The reading of the month of March will be “Des bleus aux jambes”. The author will discuss his book with the members of the club. In French Schedule: Wednesday April 10th | 2 pm to 4 pm

KNIT-TEA CLUB Whether you would like to knit in good company, exchange knitting tips, or simply enjoy yourself, bring your needles and wool and join us for tea! No material is provided. Clientele: Adults | Bilingual Location: Library Schedule: Every Friday | 10 am to 12 pm Every Tuesday | 6 pm to 8 pm

World Knitting Day June 11, 2019 Knit in the open air! Come knit with us on the Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue canal boardwalk! In case of rain, usual meeting will be at the library. Schedule: Tuesday June 11th | 6 pm to 8 pm

EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE IN FIRE SAFETY This conference is for anyone who wants to learn how to act safely during a fire. It aims to educate participants on appropriate behaviors to minimize the risk of fire and to teach them how to properly use a portable fire extinguisher. Clientele: Adults | French Location: Library Schedule: Wednesday April 24th | 6:30 pm to 8 pm Animator: Éric Lafrance, prevention officer

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Adults section CONFERENCE | COMPOSTELLE EVERY DAY Come and enjoy the benefits of the Compostelle experience without even taking a plane. Discover why the call to this path is so strong, and what people hope to find there. A rich testimony leading to the preservation of our most precious resource: health, mental and physical capital. Clientele: Adults | French Location: Library Schedule: Monday May 13th | 7 pm to 7:30 pm Animator: Jacques Morin, speaker

MOVIE NIGHT – DOCUMENTARY NFB FILM Information: 514-457-1940. No advance registration required. Free admission | Complementary refreshments and popcorn provided

Window horses : the poetic Persian epiphany of Rosie Ming A feature-length animated film centered around the story of Rosie Ming, a young Canadian poet invited to perform at a Poetry Festival in Chiraz, Iran. This is a film about love, finding your own path, and learning how to forgive.

Clientele: Adults Location: Centre Harpell Schedule: Wednesday, May 15th | 7 pm | Duration 89 mins Language: English with French subtitles

PURE ART MEET UP Information and registration: 514-457-1605 | Limited space. Deadline for registration: You must register for each meeting date in advance up to one week prior. Priority given to residents of Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue. This is a pilot project: A casual get together for artists to gather and create in the company of fellow artists. The chalet will be available for local artists to meet and create in a common creative space. Enjoy a social atmosphere and sharing ideas with fellow artists, while working on your own projects. The “Meet up” is geared towards artists that practice “Pure Arts” such as painting, sculpture, sketching, etc. Participants must be able to bring all of their own material to and from the activity. Clientele: For Adults, 16 years + Location: Chalet Peter-Williamson Schedule: 1st Wednesday of every month, from 7 pm to 10 pm Dates: April 3rd and May 1st Dates may be added, changed or cancelled depending on the program attendance and popularity. Cost: Free for residents, $5 per visit for non-residents (payable on site). | Spring-Summer 2019 | Spring-Summer

19 20 | Spring-Summer 2019 Adults section Location: Clientele: Instructor: Information ®istration: 514-969-8329 |www.sophiechicoine.com |[email protected] FLEX-PILATES & DYNAMO Schedule: Clientele: practiceCome salsa inourspaciouslocal. Information: www.bailaproductions.com BAILA SALSA SAINTE-ANNE-DE-BELLEVUE SESSION: SUMMER SPRING SESSION: persession:Cost Schedule: Location: Clientele: Instructor: With or without apartner, these classes arefor you! Contact us to find out more. in such simple terms that you willbe dancing by the end of your first class! Complete beginner? At our school we offer Salsa, Merengue, Chachacha and Bachata classes taught “Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue Sector”. Register by phone or online, specifying Information andregistration: 450-238-1435 orwww.bailaproductions.com SALSA, MERENGUE, CHACHACHA AND BACHATA CLASSES SPORTS &MISEENFORME Cost: Location:

restructuring the abs while strengthening the back, Flex-Pilates uses various exercises geared to Thursday from 6:30pm to 7:30 pm Saturdays: April 13 Open to all, 15 + General Admission: $8 Students from our school and residents of SADB: $6 Payable at the door: Centre Harpell Chalet Peter-Williamson Men and women (adults), alllevels |Bilingual Sophie Chicoine, certifiedA.N.I.E. trainer FLEX-PILATES leg and armmuscles. Cost: $100Cost: Cost: $120Cost: 10 weeks |August 5 10 weeks 25 |March Residents, $142.21 +taxes |Non-residents, $152.21 +taxes Tuesday: 7pm (Beginner), 8pm (Intermediate), 9pm (Advanced 2) Monday: 8pm (Inter 2),9pm (Advanced 1) Chalet Peter-Williamson 15+, Adults |with or without partner Ilias, Katherine and Alain 10 weeks |April 4 th , May 11 8 weeks |July 4 th th to October 8th th SUMMER SESSION SUMMER th to May 28 May to SPRING SESSION , June 8 to June 13 th th to August 22nd course offers the benefits of an hour workout in only ,from 4pm to 7pm Based on the Interval Training principle, this dance th th th |No class on May 23 *20% discount on Dynamo fees ifalso Thursday from 7:30 pm to 8pm registered for Flex-Pilates* DYNAMO 30 minutes. Cost: $85Cost: Cost: $75Cost: rd rd Location: Clientele: Instructor: Information ®istration: 514-969-8329 |www.sophiechicoine.com |[email protected] FLEX-PILATES & DYNAMO Chalet Peter-Williamson Men and women (adults), alllevels |Bilingual Sophie Chicoine, certifiedA.N.I.E. trainer Cost: Location: SPECIAL: YOGA for NOVA - Cost: Location: Schedule: the grass, at the edge of the water under the trees. Come connect with yourself and nature as you practice Yoga by the Lake. Put down your mats in Registration: Please confirm your participation the same day. YOGA BY THELAKE postures inwhich you learn to stabilize your attention. The coordination of breathing and movements arebetter controlled, you progress to new yoga INTERMEDIATE |HATHA/FLOW practice that works the entire body. practice of basic postures and participants enjoy asmooth and fluid Beginners learn how to breathe properly through the progressive and safe |HATHA ALL LEVELS Instructor: Cynthia Maher Information &Registration: 514-779-1261 [email protected] |Energizen.com YOGA Schedule: Session: Clientele: Cost:

Wednesdays 7:30 pm –8:30pm (intermediate) Mondays 7:15 pm –8:15 pm (alllevels) Location: AtCentre Harpell Minimum donation: $20/person Centre Harpell Welcoming, one hour class, door prizes and light snack $15/class, to pay on the spot Tadja Hall, 21082, Lakeshore road, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue Wednesday at 6:30pm |Weather permitting Saturday, June 1 8 weeks |From April15 Adults $115 /1x/week or $185 /2x/week * Monday, May 20 May Monday, * • • • • theSee FAMILY Here areother programs interest might which you. Municipal Tennis Courts Municipal pool |Activities and aquatic programs Open Ping-Pong Karate classes st th |10 amto 11: 30am , at Chalet Peter-Williamson, from 6pm to 7pm th section this of brochure for alldetails. to June 6 9 th EditionwithCynthia Maher th |No class Monday, April 22 Thursdays 9:30am–10:30 am(alllevels) Tuesdays 5:45 pm to 6:45 pm (alllevels) Location: AtChalet Peter-Williamson nd

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| Spring-Summer 2019 Activities: Schedule: Clientele: Objective: Address: Information: 514-457-9332 ROYAL LEGION CANADIAN WORLD DAY KNITTING JUNE11 Schedule: Location: Library Clientele: Adults bring your needles and wool and join us for tea! No material isprovided. Whether you would like to knit ingood company, exchange knitting tips, or simply enjoy yourself, KNIT-TEA CLUB Schedule: Schedule: Location: Clientele: Instructor: encourages quiet reflection, proper breathing, and a better posture. muscles to increase flexibility, strength, balance, and circulation. It gentle but also supportive and beneficial. Working the joints and Chair Yoga invites you to find mobility in a way that is soft and Information &Registration: 514-779-1261 [email protected] CHAIR YOGA Schedule: Schedule: In case of rain, usual meeting willbe at the library. Knit inthe open air!Come knit with us on the Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue canal boardwalk! Cost: $75Cost:

Information: Mr. Joe Kimpton: 514-453-4564 Men’s League Dart –Every Tuesday, from September to April Information: Ms. Nicole Johnson: 514-620-5421 Women’s League Dart –Every Monday, from September to April at the Legion. November: Remembrance Day Ceremony at the Hospital followed by areception June to September 4pm to 7pm, Halloween, Remembrance Day, New Year, etc). (Valentines, St-Patrick, Spring Dance, St-Jean-Baptist, Canada Day, Sunday BBQ Dinners and themes dances The Legion isopen daily from 12 pm Men and women |member or non-member Socialize, meet 28, Rue Sainte-Anne, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue Every Tuesday |6pm to 8pm Every Friday |10 amto 12 pm 9 weeks |April 10 Centre Harpell type of Yoga Chair issuitable for you. because it requires too much physical effort, this If traditional Yoga does not meet your expectations Adults /Seniors Cynthia Maher Tuesday June 11 from 10:30 am to 11:15 am | Bilingual Section aînés TH th th , 2019 , |6pm to 8pm to June 5 th |Wednesday,

Section aînés Volunteer GOLDEN AGE CLUB West Island Information: Micheline Francoeur, President 514-505-1146

1, Rue de l’Église, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Objectives: H9X 1W4 Break the loneliness; socialize with people with Telephone: 514-457-5445, Fax: 514-457-9677 the same interests. www.cabvwi.org To join us: Come and see us at Centre Harpell to find out New Registration: Beginning of September about the activities we offer, or come in to our Summer activities: Call 514-457-5445 ext. 228 drop-in sessions to show your interest in the for more information club. You can participate on a walk-in basis or Current classes and activities end in June. on a regular basis. There is no obligation to obtain your membership card. Your suggestions Our Vision for new activities are always welcome! Build healthy communities enriched by volunteers Activities: Sandbag game, darts, board games, walking club, theme dinners, monthly meet- Our Mission ings, etc. Facilitate volunteerism by promotion, recruiting, training and referring volunteers to meet the NEW WALKING CLUB: many and varied needs of the Montreal West To enjoy indoor exercise during the cold season, Island Community. join us. An indoor walking club, Tuesday Assist seniors to remain autonomous by mornings from 10:30 am to 11:15 am, at the offering programs and services that break their Centre Harpell (February: 5-19-26, March: 5-12- isolation. 19-26, April: 2). Free admission. Welcome to all. Our Programs and Services for SENIORS (55 +) include : PIANO ROMANCE: Volunteer Recruitment An interactive show with Meals on Wheels pianist Bernard De La Rochelle who will perform Frozen Meals and Purees the most beautiful romantic melodies in the Handyman: Small Repairs world! This show will take place on Tuesday, Telephone Reassurance Calls October 1st at 1:30 pm at the Centre Harpell. Pair Program Tickets will be in presale shortly at a cost of $10 Income Tax Clinics (regular price $12). Hurry, places are limited. Animal Therapy Clientele: 50+, mixed | member or not Young at Heart Seniors 55 + Club Location: Centre Harpell (Weekly Activities) Cost: FADOQ membership card Acrylic Painting (free-style) available, $20 per year, Beginner Bridge if you wish to get it. Gentle Toning Line Dancing Postural Gymnastics Tai Chi Yoga for Seniors Zumba Gold (seniors) Toning AND MORE! Computer Classes See the other sections of this brochure for all details on other programs that might interest you. 2019 | Spring-Summer 23 24

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day? Contact us with your name and your availability at 514-457-1605 or [email protected] needed: If you have afew hours to spare, why not join our team of volunteers for the Saturday, August 17 Saturday, May 11 mailbox. voice name, address andphonenumberonthe Mandatory freeregistration: Leave your Information: 514-457-1605 SALESGARAGE COMMUNITY Schedule: Location: Blood isaunique resource... We need you! www.hema-quebec.qc.ca To ifyouareeligible: verify Information: 514-457-1605 MAYOR’S CLINIC BLOOD DONOR purchase apermit. Registration ismandatory. at their house on these days without having to We invite allcitizens to organize agarage sale • • • • • • • More detailed information willfollow at alater date. For moredetails, visit www.sadb.qc.ca Information: 514-457-1605

Naturally, Sainte-Anne –Saturday, 14 September Défi Boréal Ste-Anne (race) –Saturday, June8 Canada Day –Monday, July1 La Fête nationale –Sunday, June23 atCruisin the Boardwalk –Saturday, June15 Family Thursdays –activities inthe community parks –Starting July4 Wednesday concerts on the boardwalk –Starting June19 Tuesday, 7 May At Centre Harpell, 60 Rue Saint-Pierre th : th In our communityIn our : before May 8 You must register before August 14 You must register th |1:30pm to 7:30 pm st , at the Legion th

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, inthe parking lot infront of City Hall th complete anapplication, visit www.sadb.qc.ca performers, or to see participation criteria and boardwalk. For information on scheduled summer. Check them out as you stroll the stage on the Canal boardwalk throughout the obtain permission to perform on the small Local musicians and performance may artist Location: Canal boardwalk July to |Saturdays September andSundays BUSKERS ONTHEBOARDWALK (www.cruisinattheboardwalk.ca) th –Departure from John Abbott College th

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ARBORETUM RICHELIEU CLUB MORGAN In keeping with its values Information: 514-398-7811 and motto, the Richelieu www.morganarboretum.org International’s mission is 150, Chemin des Pins to promote the Francophonie See our website to find out about the nature at the international, national and local levels, tours we offer throughout the year on a great as well as to serve the youth through social, variety of themes. educational, cultural and economic policies. This mission contributes to the growth of individuals and communities. The Club is a ZOO ECOMUSEUM privileged collaborator of the Organisation www.zooecomuseum.ca Internationale de la Francophonie. 21125, Chemin Sainte-Marie Support the Club’s efforts Easter at the Zoo! • Give generously during fundraising events Don’t miss the traditional Easter week-end at the and throughout the year Ecomuseum Zoo – Egg Hunt, encounter with the • Become involved in the organization as Easter Bunny, special presentations and face a volunteer paint for kids await the visitors! Date: April 20th - 21 st, 2019 Apply for Sponsorship Time: 9 am to 5 pm Club Richelieu is a great resource for young (ticket counter closes at 4 pm) citizens of Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue. Whether for a scholarship, funding for a semester Summer at the Ecomuseum Zoo abroad or for participation in an event, the Take advantage of summer to come enjoy Club can help you achieve your dreams unforgettable encounters with Québec’s wildlife in by providing financial support. a cozy and natural setting. Every day, don’t miss the special presentations held by our education The Richelieu Club Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue is a team between 10 am and 4 pm. proud partner of the community and the City. Date: July – August 2019 Time: 9 am to 5 pm (ticket counter closes at 4 pm)

LE MARCHÉ SAINTE-ANNE Information: Lise-Anne Briand, 514-831-3333, [email protected] Site web: www.marchesainteanne.ca Like us on Facebook. Location: On the waterfront at the corner of Saint-Pierre and Sainte-Anne streets Schedule: Saturdays, starting on May 4th | 9 am to 2 pm Activities: Special events during the season GARLIC FESTIVAL: Saturday, August 24th, from 10 am to 4 pm. The biggest garlic festival in Quebec. More than fifty kiosks including several garlic producers from all over Quebec. | Spring-Summer 2019 | Spring-Summer

25 26 | Spring-Summer 2019 Partners section the Sainte-Anne-en-fleurs prizes will be given. Sainte-Anne willbe invited to areception where most beautiful flower gardens and balconies in August. The owners of the property with the of allthe streets twice, between June and Annual contest: The judges willtake atour the Saturday, June 1 YOGA for NOVA -www.energizen.com to 5pm Monday, June 3 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Saturday &Sunday, April 27 -www.artlakeshore.com EXPOSITION ART following activities: Alzheimer). Help us by participating inthe and Support Groups for Caregivers (ALS/ seniors with cognitive deficits; Home Support ment Support (youth/adults); Day Centers for individuals living with cancer/ALS; Bereave We offer Palliative Home Nursing Care for www.facebook.com/NovaWestIsland www.novawi.org Information: 514 695-8335 “Together, let’s getour5 No registration required. [email protected] at 514-457-5756, Information: France Bernier EN FLEURS SAINTE-ANNE Monday, August 12 GOLF TOURNAMENT -Beaconsfield Golf Club Tuesday to Sunday from 10 amto 4pm www.thriftshopsfornova.com FOR SHOPS NOVATHRIFT

‘Fleurons du Québec’ Campaign” rd st at 3pm to 5pm from 10 amto 11:30 am th from 10:30 amto 9pm th floweremblem for th -28 th from 10 am - Tickets: Date: Location: singers at areception after the concert. The audience isinvited to mingle with the Oscar Peterson’s Hymn to Freedom, and more. sing the Mi’kmaq Honour Song (Lydia Adams), Dommage! The two choirs willjoin together to Da Pacem and alittle Pärt) (Arvo Beau programme includes Earth Song (Frank Ticheli), performing separately and together. The excellent choirs, both based inSainte-Anne, Don’t miss this rare chance to hear two www.facebook.com/sainteannesingers www.sainteannesingers.org [email protected] Information: 514-457-9149 Chants pourla Terre YOUTH CHOIR THE MCGILL CONSERVATORY SAINTE-ANNE SINGERS with Adults: $20, Children 12 and under: $5 Saturday May 11 Union Church, 24, Maple Avenue th , 8pm

Partners section THE MONTREAL SPORTS & MISE AVIATION MUSEUM EN FORME

Information: www.mam.quebec Défi Boréal Contact and reservation: 514-398-7948 / Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue [email protected] Information and registration : www.borealclub.net

Road running race by Boreal Runners Club consisting of 5km, 10km, half-marathon and a 1km kids race! The race courses are scenic, with devoted and enthusiastic volunteers, post-race snacks and medals for the half-marathon finishers. Come join to participate and be active! Location: John Abbott College Campus Schedule: Saturday June 8th 8 am - 11:30 am, details on website Cost: Between $10 and $45 depending on the race chosen.

CASGRAIN SPORTS CENTRE Memberships for residents Our museum is dedicated to the preservation of Information: 514-457-6610, ext. 5325 our aviation heritage with particular emphasis Website: www.johnabbott.qc.ca on Québec’s contribution. In order to obtain your annual membership We also organize conferences and school visits at a reduced rate, you must present a proof of as well as programs for seniors and business- residence at the Casgrain Sport Centre es. Free parking. reception desk.

Open: Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 10 am until 3 pm, or by appointment. NOTE: Please check MAM’s website for up to date information on opening hours. MEMBERSHIP: Entrance fees: Individual – Family – Senior Adults: $8, Students: $8, Children 4 to 6 years: $5 CATEGORIES: All facilities – Courts – Weight lifting – Pool – Credit and debit cards accepted.

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300 Rue Sainte-Anne, SADB, H9X 3P7 Location: St-Georges School from 6:30pm to 8pm Training Tuesdays and Wednesdays, FROM MID-APRILSCHEDULE: TO OCTOBER Casgrain Centre, John Abbott College Location: Gyms 2&3, Training Wednesdays, 8pm to 10 pm UNTILSCHEDULE: MID-APRIL Clientele: For Seniors 18+ alllevels groups/1494092484137336/ https://www.facebook.com/ Or visit our Facebook page 514-457-8737 Info: SENIORSSABRFC (18+) Location: Practices: welcome. the province and kids from 6to 17 years old are Program isthe largest rugby club for youth in Sectionof the game and team spirit. The Saints Junior skill development, individual understanding in afunand safe environment. We focus on make sure kids learn the basic skillsof rugby and respect for others. Our ultimate goal isto fitness, teamwork, sportsmanship, discipline partenairesRugby isagreat sport that fosters physical http://saintsrugbyjuniors.blogspot.com/ Info: [email protected] (YOUTH6-17)SAINTS DE-BELLEVUE SAINTE-ANNE- RUGBY IN

[email protected] 300 Rue Sainte-Anne, H9X3P7 St-Georges School, at 6:30pm to 8pm Mondays, starting May 6th, • • • • • • • • many services including: Residents arewelcome to enjoy any of our Email: [email protected] H9X3V9 QC, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, 21111, RueLakeshore, Macdonald Campus McGill of University 514-398-7789 www.macdonaldcampusathletics.ca Information: & CLASSES MEMBERSHIP COMPLEX ATHLETIC STEWART badminton, basketball). Rec gymtime (soccer, volleyball, Fitness/spinning studio A full-sized gymnasium Outdoor TrekFit gym Outdoor sand volleyball court and group reservations Paddle Mac –canoe, kayak, SUPrentals Fitness courses functional training space A fully equipped fitness centre and

Section partenaires ULTIMATE FOOTBALL GRAND LAKESHORE MONTREAL Information: - FRISBEE www.lakeshorefootball.ca (West Island Follow us on Facebook. Division) To contact us: [email protected]

Information and individual registration at: Registration: Registration forms can be www.montrealultimate.ca, for the summer downloaded from our website or picked up season (starting May 6th) at our office location at 16849, Hymus Blvd, in Kirkland, H9H 3L4. Forms can be filled out ULTIMATE GRAND MONTREAL organizes a year and mailed or dropped off with your payment round mixed recreational league of “ULTIMATE (check payable to Lakeshore Football) through 7 against 7” in the West-Island. ULTIMATE is a the mail slot or in person on Tuesdays from competitive team sport using a disc (Frisbee) 6-9 pm, Wednesdays from 12-2 pm and rather than a ball, in a non-contact game that Saturday from 9 am-12 pm. looks like a mix of basketball, handball and rugby. Clientele: 6 – 17 years old. Clientele: Mixed adults Location: Practices & games are held 18 years and over at the Parc des Bénévoles Summer Games: Saint-Georges School, in Kirkland. Away games are Sainte-Anne Hospital Field held in different parks in the and John Abbott College West-Island & Montreal vicinity. Schedule: 12 weeks | Wednesday nights Schedule: 2-3 nights after school and from June 12th to August 28th week-ends. 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm Dates: Spring Camp: May & June Cost: $120 per person (6 weeks), Discount: $10 will be refunded to all Regular Season: August to October residents of (14 weeks + playoffs). Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue Required equipment: A pair of cleats, a white Cost: Range from $250 to $425 sports jersey, a black sports jersey, a pair of according to the age group. sport shorts and a bottle of water.

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| Spring-Summer 2019 the program, aswell aboutassistance that may beavailable to you. Go to www.sadb.qc.ca to learn aboutthe terms andconditions of interact and have funinafriendly and safe environment. to help bring our community together, and offer everyone away to community isvery important. The goal of the Block Party program is The Town of Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue believes that astrong sense of the necessary help and material to make your gathering asuccess. Our aimisto help you plan the details of your party, and provide you with GOAL PROGRAM summer. Get intouch with us for allthe details. Block Party Program being offered once again this In this same spirit, why not participate inthe Town’s Information: 514-457-1605 Neighbourhood Parties picnic, apot luck buffet, adessert contest, etc. with the goal of getting to know each other. Neighbours’ Day issimply neighbours extending invitations for Happy Hour (5à7),abarbecue, a to knoweach other better andstrengthen goodneighbourly relations. It istime to plan yourparticipation inthe 2019 Neighbours’ Day! Afunway to get

• • • Why participate inNeighbours’ Day? how you can receive help. 514-457-1605how youcan receive Check with the to Recreation findout Services Information :www.fetedesvoisins.qc.ca To foster adynamic of participation inthe community. To bridge the gap between generations and citizens of diverse origins; To develop asense of belonging, mutual assistance and afeeling of safety; etc. Location: Date: street, inyour local park, of your building, on your In your backyard, the lobby Saturday, June 8 th