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In this issue
2 Calendar
Late Spring 2015
4 Volunteers
6 Mayfair
8 Day Camp
9 Preschool
11 Programs
12 Sports
14 Concerts
16 Clubs
19 Classifieds
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
THIS MONTH
COMMUNITY April 1 April 12
Final deadline to renew Pool Mooredale Concerts presents
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he one aspect of Mooredale that Membership for 2015 season Dublin Guitar Quartet
both Staff and Board consistently hit Pool Committee Meeting 1:15pm – 2:15pm Music & Truffles
Room 2 – 7:00pm 3:15pm Concert Series
upon is the identity that we share as Walter Hall, U of T
members of Mooredale. Each spring sees April 3
Good Friday April 12 – 18
a wonderful resurgence of our community Mooredale salutes our
Passover Greetings!
after a long winter of cold, snowy days and Mooredale Closed Volunteers – National
early darkness. The air gets warmer, the days get longer and the Volunteer Week
many indoor goings-on at Mooredale find their way outside again. April 5
Happy Easter! April 20
We see our youngest toddler and preschool kids playing in the Mayfair Ride Bracelet Vouchers
backyard of the House, the Pool Club begins planning for the new April 6 On Sale until May 6
Last day to register for Soccer
season in earnest and a variety of sports take to our many fields. House League April 25
It really is a time of celebration as we say, ‘Hooray! We made it Preschool Closed for Easter Rosedale Tennis Club –
Monday Opening Day
through another winter!’
So many things make Mooredale the special place that it is: Office and all other programs April 27
operating Mayfair Committee Meeting
Day Camp: it’s hard to believe your kids can have so much Room 1 – 7:30pm
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summer fun in the city! Camp Director Eric Mussleman RMPA Board Meeting
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is a welcoming, encouraging environment for kids of all ages
– contact Eric in the Camp Office for more information and
register early to avoid disappointment! May 1 May 13
Mayfair: now this is community! Despite holding our collective Mooredale News copy and Pool Committee Meeting
advertising deadline for Summer Room 1 – 7:00pm
breath for that first weather forecast for the second Saturday in Edition.
May, we always host a fantastic party in Rosedale Park, rain or May 16
shine. This year’s “Under the Sea” theme will hold lots of great May 6 Pool Club Opening Day!
Last day to buy Mayfair Ride Pool opens at 10:30am
surprises and in keeping with our new tradition, the Park will Vouchers at Mooredale Office
‘open its doors’ on Friday night for an early shot at all the rides and Summerhill Market May 18
Victoria Day! Pool Open
and a chance to catch up with neighbours and friends under May 8 Mooredale Programs, Preschool
the Steam Whistle Beer Tent. Mayfair Set-Up Day at Rosedale & Office closed
Park, 7:00am – 4:00pm.
Soccer and Softball: Rosedale Park positively hums with activity May 20
as soon as May begins and our young soccer and softball Mayfair Preview Night – Carnival RMPA Board Meeting
Rides, BBQ and Beer Garden Room 1 or 2, 7:00pm.
players take to the fields. Consider joining our mammoth Open at Rosedale Park –
posse of volunteer coaches and managers who allow us to 5:00 to 9:00 pm May 29
keep these programs vibrant and healthy. Fall Program Guide available
Mayfair Home Baking – drop off on website!
at Mooredale, Room 1,
All this, along with an inspiring orchestra, enriching Fall Program Registration
5:00pm – 7:00pm
programs, a happy preschool and a full-to-bursting pool and starts, June 8 at 8:30am
tennis club, allows Mooredale to flourish as a very special place May 9
Mayfair 2015: Mayfair Under the May 29
in the heart of the city. So much appreciation must go out to all Sea! at Rosedale Park, 9:00 am – Preschool Year-end Family
of our tireless members who continue to volunteer their time, 5:00pm. All welcome. Event
expertise and energy year after year: you are the backbone of
our organization and without you, we could not operate with
such success. Thank you and happy spring to all! Mooredale News is published 6 times a year for members of the
Rosedale-Moore Park Association. Publication dates are Sept/Nov
/Jan/March/April/June. Ad deadlines are noted on page 19.
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s I write this in the midst of a February deep freeze, with Spring means Soccer, Softball and Lacrosse are just a
snow over the boots of many children, the promise of few weeks away. These sports are excellent ways to stay active,
Spring and March Break seem too good to believe. So, develop teamwork skills, meet your neighbours at the local
let’s enjoy the change to Daylight Savings Time and welcome park, and have fun outdoors. Discover all the ways you can
Spring at Mooredale! become involved and visit www.mooredale.com to register now.
We have two terrific March Break weeks for kids this If we could grow one special spring crop, it would definitely
year. There may still be space available so visit www.mooredale. be volunteers. Over the next 75 days, Mooredale needs to
com and check out the half day and full day programs. All are recruit more than 1,000 committed volunteers to provide
welcome! key seasonal leadership for the kids in our soccer, lacrosse and
Many students will spend some of their March Break and softball leagues as well as for our big event, MAYFAIR. If you can
early April looking for a great summer job. We can help! help and have some time to support your community, we need
Senior high school students, college and university students to hear from you right away. Please consider how you could help
should keep employment opportunities at Mooredale Day Mooredale and Mayfair.
Camp in mind. These positions offer wonderful experience One more thing... Volunteer Week in Canada is April
with competitive salaries. A summer at Mooredale can be more 12 to 18. To all our amazing volunteers, we celebrate your
interesting than many office jobs, with more fun, practical efforts and shout Hip Hip Hooray! Thanks to you, Mooredale
experience with children and meaningful work as part of can Spring Forward everywhere!
satisfying team environment. Your skills, energy and attitude
may be just what we are looking for. Don’t delay – call us for
more information about summer employment opportunities at
Mooredale.
Marjorie Booth
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
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MooredaleNews Late Spring 2015
Mooredale Volunteers and
Directory Community
Katharine Lake Berz
VOLUNTEER AND COMMUNITY LIAISON DIRECTOR
www.mooredale.com
Telephone Ext. e-mail
416-922-3714 info@mooredale.on.ca It is not too late to
ADMINISTRATION STAFF volunteer for Mayfair
Marjorie Booth 106 mbooth@mooredale.on.ca
Carolyn Burgess 113 cburgess@mooredale.on.ca
Student volunteers earn
Stephanie Chu 100 schu@mooredale.on.ca
community service hours
Joanna Ingram 103 jingram@mooredale.on.ca
Friday, May 8, 2015 – 5:00-9:00pm
Christopher Keem 115 ckeem@mooredale.on.ca
Saturday, May 9, 2015 – 9:00-5:00pm
Blake Koester 138 bkoester@mooredale.on.ca
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Susan Li 104 susanli@mooredale.on.ca
ould you donate a couple of hours to support Mayfair Under
Catherine Loeffler 102 cloeffler@mooredale.on.ca
the Sea? Mayfair is Mooredale’s biggest community event
Eric Musselman 105 emusselman@mooredale.on.ca and we need hundreds of volunteers to make it happen.
Ryan Paulsen 120 maintenance@mooredale.on.ca Middle and secondary school students can receive community
Breanna Van Abbema 136 bvanabbema@mooredale.on.ca service hours for their time. Here are just a few examples of how
you could help:
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accounting 104 susanli@mooredale.on.ca • Supervise a midway game
concerts 103 concerts@mooredale.on.ca • Give out prizes at the Prize Booth
day camp 103 daycamp@mooredale.on.ca • Dazzle the children with face paint or wacky hair
maintenance 120 • Keep the BBQ stocked and sizzling
Mayfair 103
• Cheer on and coordinate the Track and Field races
membership 102 membership@mooredale.on.ca
• Sell tickets on the fairgrounds (adults)
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• Help set up on Friday or take down on Saturday afternoon.
Please let us know how you can help. Leave a message for
newsletter 103 newsletter@mooredale.on.ca
Katharine Lake Berz our Volunteer & Community Liaison Director on
orchestra 103
the Volunteer Hotline – 416-922-3714 x 310 or
pool club 100 pool@mooredale.on.ca
email volunteer@mooredale.on.ca.
preschool 113 preschool@mooredale.on.ca
program/course ideas 105 program@mooredale.on.ca
Mooredale New Member Family Barbeque
program registration 100
soccer registration 102 soccer@mooredale.on.ca Members who have joined Mooredale since June 2014 are invited
to an evening of family fun and food, Monday, June 1 from 6:00
sports registration 102
to 8:00pm. (Rain date Tuesday June 2). Mooredale will send new
sports hotline 222 sports@mooredale.on.ca
members a special invitation with all the details in early May.
tennis club 103 jingram@mooredale.on.ca
Please hold the date. We look forward to welcoming our new
volunteer hotline 310 volunteer@mooredale.on.ca
members.
Interested in becoming a Volunteers needed to welcome new members
Mooredale Volunteer? We would love to hear from Please consider becoming a Mooredale Ambassador
you. Please call our Volunteer hotline at 416-922-3714 ext. 310 or send
Do you enjoy meeting new neighbours? Mooredale is looking
an e-mail to our Volunteer Liaison Director, Katharine Lake Berz at for volunteers to help welcome our new members. Mooredale
volunteer@mooredale.on.ca Ambassadors would be assigned a few new member families
to connect with. Ambassdors would check-in to ensure that new
members are setting into Mooredale and answer questions about
Mooredale’s facilities and programs. Please contact Katharine Lake
Berz at volunteer@mooredale.on.ca if you are interested in helping
with this initiative.
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MooredaleNews Late Spring 2015
Mayfair 2015
Joanne Pauli
Mayfair Chair
Mayfair The Mayfair Silent Auction will be in the rink again on Saturday,
Under the Sea the perfect place to find treasures for Mother’s Day, great deals on
regifting items, and some very special donations.
All that fun works up an appetite – so pace yourself, with tasty
Rosedale Park barbecued burgers and hot dogs, candy floss, fries, the Steam
Friday, May 8 and Saturday, May 9 Whistle Beer Garden, scrumptious home baking, and Starbucks
coffee!
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his year’s Mayfair celebrates the rich world of life in our
oceans. Who knows who you could meet wandering the park Mayfair’s Eve Preview
at Mayfair. Could that be Ariel over there by the Fish Pond? The four-hour preview runs from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. on Friday, May
Is that Triton at the BBQ? Kids, get in the aquatic spirit, grab your 8th. Use the Ride-all-day bracelets for Friday evening as well as
trident, dress up in your best octopus and mermaid costumes and Saturday. Our barbecues will be fired up, and the Steam Whistle
join the Saturday parade! Beer Garden will be ready!
Make this a perfect evening… Take the kids to try out the
rides, then bring everyone over to enjoy a BBQ dinner at the beer
Rides, Games, and Fun! garden… no cover, kids allowed (SmartServe rules will be strictly
Step right up… the folks at World’s Finest Shows have promised
enforced!) There’ll be our favourite jazz combo, led by Bob Clegg,
us their best carnival rides ever! The Midway will have tons of
on the main stage – it’s the ideal place to meet up with friends and
great games! Feed the Monkey will be back, and so will Kick and
neighbours!
Score Soccer, Hockey Slapshot, and the Kiddie Striker Alligator. How
NOTE: Friday evening is just a preview, with rides, food and
low can you go under the Caribbean Limbo? This year we’re even
drink. You’ll also be able to buy tickets for the Mayfair Raffle on
adding two new big games. They’re a surprise, so come and see!
Friday (making sure you’re in all the draws for the terrific prizes on
Last year you won absolutely all of our prizes, so there will be all-
Saturday!) For the full Mayfair experience, come back Saturday!
new great prizes to win at the Midway games.
Mayfair Bingo will be back again on the main field and each
game will feature special prizes! Ride-all-day Bracelets
The Track and Field competition offers a wide range of races You can save big with Mayfair Ride Bracelets! For only $40, your
and prizes for ages 1 to 13. It’s only a morning event, so plan ahead child can ride all day on all the mechanical rides from World’s Finest
to catch this traditional wave of fun! Shows. (Includes unlimited rides on Friday evening too!) Bracelet
vouchers are available by advance sale for two weeks only, from
April 20 to May 6. They can be purchased at Summerhill Market, or
Kiddie Zone at the Mooredale office.
Parents with younger kids will want to check out the fabulous
Kiddie Zone inside the rink! It’s perfect for the 3 to 9-year-old
crowd! You’ll be amazed at the great bouncies for our Under the Free Bike Valet Parking
Sea theme! Climb through the big white shark’s mouth to enter The whole family can bike to Mayfair! The Bike Valet Parking
the fun world of the Nemo Experience. Have a whale of a time in enclosure is located at the southeast corner of the park (at
the Sponge Bob Combo! Explore your way through the Rainforest Scholfield Avenue). The service is free, and you can check strollers,
Centre before you plunge into the ocean! And don’t forget to try too.
your luck at our annual favourite, the Fish Pond.
Don’t miss the Octopus’s Garden! This new Kiddie Zone feature Mayfair Home Baking
is presented by the Mooredale Preschool teachers – they’ll help Would you like to join our network of street captains for the Mayfair
your child decorate a pot and plant it, as a special gift for Mother’s Bake Booth? Delicious home baking is a Mayfair tradition! If you’d
Day! And there’s more… those perennial favourites, Face Painting like to bake, or can help with the collecting, please contact us at the
and Wacky Hair will be back in the rink! volunteer hotline below.
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Have you volunteered your two hours
yet? The Silent Auction
Think about it. Mayfair is your community fair. Everyone’s there…
kids from all the schools, families from all the streets. With all the
hundreds of neighbours who are flipping burgers, selling tickets,
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staffing the games tents, baking and bingo, shouldn’t you be part e want your donations! We want tickets to events you
of it too? It’s a lot of fun, and a nice way to give back a little. It’s can’t attend, certificates for services you offer. Do you
also a great way for teens to earn community service hours. Call our have a new product to promote? The Mayfair Silent
volunteer hotline, 416-922-3714, ext. 310. Or email us at volunteer@ Auction might be the perfect place to start the buzz! We want
mooredale.on.ca. things new and old! We want those games your kids never
played, the toys they didn’t get to open. We want that lovely
piece of china, silver or jewelry that doesn’t really suit your style,
Mayfair Parade that hostess gift, that set of glasses, that handsome coffee-table
Kids, this is your big chance to dress up as any ocean creature
book. These items are all perfect for the Mayfair Silent Auction.
you fancy - anything from a fish, a crab, a whale, to a mermaid
The Silent Auction has had many creative and innovative
or a fisherman. It all adds to the fun! The costume judges will be
donations. An example was the backyard play structure that
watching as the parades arrives from Moorevale Park. Look for the
one Mooredale family had outgrown and another was ready to
parade route and starting time in the big Mayfair insert, included
grow into, reusing at its finest! We offered all-day parking near
with the next issue of Mooredale News.
Rosedale Park (for Mayfair), spa and food gift certificates, and
many items suitable for Mothers’ Day. Winning bidders went
away delighted with their great finds!
Donation drop off is from the end of March Break to May 1st,
on the front porch at 163 Crescent Road (the home of Eleonora
and Mark Van Orman, just across from Mooredale House.) You’ll
find a large box to put your donation into, and we’ll check it
every day! If your item is too big, take a picture and email it to
me so we can discuss the best way to present your donation. If
you have any questions about what we want or how to donate
IT’S BACK! your items, contact Eleonora Van Orman at 416-944-9777 or
email to eleonora@vanorman.ca. Thank you in advance for your
Mayfair’s Eve terrific support!
Preview
5pm to 9pm Friday evening
Rides – BBQ – Beer Garden
• Try out the rides
• Buy your Raffle tickets
• Enjoy a BBQ dinner at the beer garden…
(no cover, kids allowed, SmartServe rules will be
strictly enforced)
• FREE – Bike Valet Parking
• Jazz combo on the main stage
The ideal place to meet up with friends and
neighbours!
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ll rides from World’s Finest Shows will be running
5pm – 9pm, Friday, May 8
• B
ONUS – Redeem your voucher for your ride
bracelet on Friday, get unlimited rides till 9 pm
PLUS all day Saturday!
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MooredaleNews Late Spring 2015
Daycamp There is still space available in our summer sessions. If you
have children between the ages of 4 and 12, we would love to
have you make Mooredale Day Camp an integral part of your
Eric Musselman summer.
Program Manager & Camp Director
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ooredale Day Camp continues to inspire a deep sense Sessions
of passion that brings people back year after year. • Session 1
The winter season is an exciting time for me in the June 29 to July 10 *no camp on July 1 (Canada Day)
camp calendar, because I have the chance to work through the
applications from dozens of young adults who want to represent
• Session 2
July 13 to July 24
MDC. When asked why they want to work at MDC, one applicant
said, “Mooredale is such a great family place for family and
• Session 3
July 27 to August 7 *no camp on Aug 3 (Civic Holiday)
friends. I saw the camp last summer and thought it would be
a terrific place to work.” Another applicant noted that in her
• Session 4
August 10 to August 21
neighbourhood “parents talk highly about their child’s experience
at Mooredale Camp.” Finally, an applicant who had been working Senior Campers (ages 9+) – we have added more options to our
elsewhere the past two summers exclaimed “I simply love the camp program, including Soccer, Drama, Robotics and Basketball.
environment at Mooredale! The campers have always been my All Senior Camp specialties include meals and a recreational
favourite aspect of camp whether I’m working with them directly swim time. (See the Senior Camp page on our website for details
or crafting their activities. Camp is a fun experience and it has pertaining to which programs are morning and afternoon, and
drawn me back.” which programs include swimming lessons)
Summer camp season is only a few weeks away! Mooredale Don’t delay! Visit us at Mooredale.com > Day Camp today to
Day Camp has had the pleasure of seeing a countless number of register online, or to download our 2015 Day Camp Application
neighbourhood children develop confidence, character and new form. You can also call us at 416-922-3714 ext. 103 and Joanna our
skills in a community centered environment. We are excited to camp registrar will be happy to answer any and all questions you
have several popular staff members return this year: Gnomeo, may have. We look forward to seeing you at Mooredale soon – we
River, Neon, Atlas, Kobe, Tiger Lily, Zazu, Simba and many more are already dreaming big about what this summer can be!
are returning to once again provide a fun-filled, quality, camper
centered program.
Interested
in a Apply now for
Great staff positions at
Mooredale Day Camp.
Summer Positions open for Junior,
Job Intermediate
and Senior Camp
Junior Counsellors (Age 15+)
Group Counsellors (Age 16+)
at a Great Specialty Instructor (Age 18+)
Day Camp?
Certification required in First Aid, CPR
Call 416-922-3714 ext 103 for applications
or visit our website www.mooredale.com
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MooredaleNews Late Spring 2015
Preschool News
Carolyn Burgess
PRESCHOOL DIRECTOR
It was a dark
and scary
February night,
(well maybe it was more chilly than scary), when I pulled into our
Mooredale parking lot only to discover a long row of cars silently
sitting side by side. Their occupants, some sleeping, were swaddled
in Canada goose and blankets… yes it was that time of year once
again… New Family Registration for September 2015! Thank you
to all who braved the elements on that particularly cold day and
we look forward to your children joining us in September. And I
am also happy to report that we do have a very limited number of
spaces still available in our September Nursery and Kindergarten
program. Please contact the preschool office for details.
From dark and chilly to Warm and Sunny… Summer Fun for
Preschoolers is only a few months away. It won’t be long before
our playground is bubbling over with busy campers. Each of the
four 2-week sessions will offer ‘Sunsational’ experiences, from
Jurassic Park and Pan Am Preschool to Animal Planet and Treasure
Island! Whether you choose just one session or all four it’s going
to be one spectacular summer! Spaces are filling so don’t delay…
Mornings only, mornings with lunch and full days are offered.
All snacks are provided, as well as lunch for those who stay all
day or for the morning with lunch option. Our Summer Fun team
are experienced Registered Early Childhood Educators, from our
school year program, who combined bring more than 50 years of
experience to the program. For more information or to register,
please visit either our website www.mooredale.com or our main
house office.
A dilemma… or is it? What do you do when you have a
Kindergarten class eagerly anticipating their weekly YOGA class yet
every room at Mooredale brimming with activities and the only
open space available is a snow filled playground? …why ‘SNOWGA’
of course!
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10MooredaleNews Late Spring 2015
Programs Spring and Summer Activities
Eric Musselman
@ Mooredale
Program Manager & Camp Director Seasonal Spring Programs
The complete spring program guide can be viewed at www.
Spring and Summer Mooredale.com > Programs. Alternatively, you can drop by
the Mooredale House main office and pick up your own copy.
Recreation Programs Registration can be done online or by sending a hard copy
to Mooredale House. Popular activities like Sportball, Lego,
Monkeynastix and Video Game Design are all back on the schedule.
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ow is the best time to start planning your spring and We look forward to seeing you around the Main House!
summer activities here at Mooredale as the spring program
is almost set to start and the outdoor sport season starts Mooredale Sports
in just a few weeks. Registration for all our spring and summer
Registration for our spring and summer Soccer and Softball
programs is now underway.
programs are now open. Visit www.mooredale.com/sports to
discover the many options available for the whole family. Not only
Why Mooredale? are there opportunities for being a part of the team, but there are
There is a ‘small-town’, nostalgic quality to Mooredale that offers a variety of employment and volunteer opportunities for youth and
local residents an invitation to become part of something that is adults. For the past 55 years, Mooredale has offered members the
counter-cultural to our fast-paced, win-at-all-costs world. Described same memorable experience: the opportunity to be part of a non-
by many members as a friendly, warm place to meet new and competitive team, where winning is always second to having fun.
existing friends, we invite you and your family to become members Sign up today to “get into the action, to get into the game, and to
of “Toronto’s best kept secret”! get into the fun!”
For many years Mooredale has had the privilege of being a
common space where neighbourhood relationships have grown
March Break and Summer Camps
and developed, and we look forward to continuing to be that place
in this community for many more years to come! Week 2 of March Break Camp (March 16-20) for participants 4 to
10 years of age is almost full and we are looking forward to a fun
week of activities, theme days and special events. Each day we
will explore a new Extreme Habitat, visiting the Arctic Poles, the
Jungle, the Desert, and going deep under the Ocean. We will finish
the week off with a day trip to the Toronto Zoo. This week is sure to
create a boatload of lasting memories!
Registration for Mooredale Day Camp (4-12 yrs.) is well
underway. Several key leadership staff including Gnomeo, River
and Neon are back on board and have begun making plans for
this coming summers programs. With a wide variety of activities,
day trips, theme days, twice-a-day swimming, and new specialty
options (like Drama, Soccer, Robotics and Basketball) for our senior
campers – you’ll soon discover why Mooredale Day Camp is the
community choice for summer time camp memories.
Summer Fun (2.5 – 3.11 yrs.) day camp is operated by Mooredale’s
licensed Preschool and is a great introduction to camp with low
camper/staff ratios, healthy snacks, structured play times, and of
course swimming in the Mooredale pool!
Register today for all our camp programs at
www.mooredale.com
11MooredaleNews Late Spring 2015
Alain Strati David Woods For sports information:
ZONE
President, Sports Director Contact Catherine at: 416-922-3714 Ext 102
Soccer Club Email: sports@mooredale.on.ca
Website: www.mooredale.com
April TBA Mooredale Hockey
Mooredale Soccer House League Coaching The Ice is just starting to melt at Rosedale Park Rink and we just finished the 2014-15
Certification (confirm on soccer website) Championship Weekend at the end of February. We started off this year with Coach Ryan
Soccer Referee Certification – Small Sided and Josh working with the boys and girls on goaltending and skating they came monthly to
(Mini Referee) Course (confirm on soccer work with our players and coaches.
website) We have witnessed some amazing hockey outdoors, the way it should be! It has been
a treat coming out to the rink on Monday’s, Wednesday’s and Thursday’s to catch the action.
Soccer Referee Certification – Entry Level
Thank you to our sponsors, volunteers, and referee’s for making it another fantastic season.
(Referee) Course (confirm on soccer website)
May 1-3 Mooredale Basketball
Mooredale Competitive Soccer Intra-Club The gym is now silent, as the finals of our first ever Fall/Winter Basketball Season has come
Kick-Off Tournament to a close. Thanks to Coaches Ron and Blake, the players (both youth and adult) were kept
engaged and active throughout the 18-week season.
May 4 Whitney Public School was a great venue and registrations for the 2015/16 Basketball
Softball Season Begins – Whitney Public
season will start in mid-June.
School
May 6-7 Mooredale Soccer – The Champions
Lacrosse Begins – Rosedale Rink Mooredale Soccer
May 11-14 The grass is getting green again and we are getting ready for the 2015 season of Mooredale
Mooredale Soccer House League Starts – Soccer. The “theme” this year is the “The Champions League”, a nod to the UEFA Champions
Rosedale Park League. The teams will all be named after participants in the 2014-15 UEFA Champions
League.
June 15-18 Our Technical Director Coach Silviu and our Academy Staff are excited to be working
Softball Cup with all of the house league players. They will be there to help run sessions, coach
the coaches and help develop all of our recreational level players. We have been quite
June 16
successful with this aspect of our house league and now many other clubs are looking at
Flag Football & Basketball Registrations
what we have done in the Mooredale House League. Players from Under 4 to Adults have
June 17-18 a place to play in the neighborhood, so take advantage now and register. There are still a
Lacrosse Cup couple spots left open.
You can register now for 2015 House League Season until April 6 at the regular rate.
June 26 – September 1
Mooredale Soccer House League Summer Competitive Soccer
Break Our competitive soccer programs for adult players (Open age and U21 – born 1995+) and
(HL Soccer resumes on September 8) youth players (born in 1996 through 2007). They play throughout the city and for the oldest
teams (u14+) the region/province. For try-out information please check the Mooredale
Soccer Club website or contact Chris (ckeem@mooredale.on.ca)
12MooredaleNews Late Spring 2015
Central League. This is a new program at the club. We have had our
First Try-outs March 6th, and if you are interested in coming out
please register with Chris (ckeem@mooredale.on.ca) for our next
round of Try-outs March 22nd.
Mooredale Softball
Let’s Play Ball! It’s time to get the gloves and bats out and play
some softball. Registration opened this January for Softball and it’s
not too late to enter (registration ends April 16). The season runs
May and June.
Softball will be played at Whitney Public School this year.
We are looking for coaches, umpires, and volunteers. This league
has been a legacy at Mooredale and has led to many players
moving onto Rep level programs. It all starts on our neighborhood
Academy Program diamonds and starts with you!
Our RDP program and Jr. RDP Program for players born in 2004 to Register online now, http://www.mooredale.com
2009 has really taken root in the community. We now boast over
200 players in the Development Program and have now become Mooredale Lacrosse
one of the dominant programs in the city. For information on how
Box Lacrosse is all over Toronto, we started a ‘learn to play’
to be a part of the RDP Academy Program please contact Chris
program in 2014 and had great success. We hope that you’ll be a
(ckeem@mooredale.on.ca). The RDP Academy teams compete
part of our Lacrosse Program this year. We will be utilizing Rosedale
against clubs from the city of Toronto. The Jr. RDP Academy is a
Rink for our Box Lacrosse Program.
training program for the players in the House League at U6 & U7
We are looking to establish a full-fledged Lacrosse Group and
(U8’s – U11’s not a part of the RDP can also take part). This is a once
hope you’ll be a part of something great now. The University of
a week additional training program on top of the house league. It
Toronto Lacrosse Staff assist us in running this program and also
is a crossover program to prepare players for Academy program.
some very welcomed volunteers that have a love of the game
The Jr. RDP Academy runs concurrent with the House League
have been helping establish Mooredale Lacrosse as the next great
(May/June/September). For more information please contact Chris
program here.
(ckeem@mooredale.on.ca) or check the Mooredale Soccer website.
Register online now, http://www.mooredale.com
Adult Soccer
Recreational Women’s Soccer takes place Sunday’s at Rosedale MOOREDALE NEEDS YOU!
Park, for more information on the Women’s League, please email We are looking for our members to help as league convenors,
Chris (ckeem@mooredale.on.ca) coaches, and referees or umpires! These positions are vital to
Competitive Men’s Soccer & U21 Men’s Teams– the new Men’s making our programs the success they have been over the years.
Soccer Teams will be playing in the Ontario Soccer League (OSL) Contact Chris at ckeem@mooredale.on.ca if you are interested!
13MooredaleNews Late Spring 2015
Anton Kuerti, Artistic Director Emeritus
Adrian Fung, Artistic Director
Dublin guitar quartet performs brave new music
Canadian debut: April 12 at Mooredale Concerts
“A wonderful ensemble, the Dublin Guitar Quartet has carved a
place for itself in the world of classical music.”
Philip Glass, composer
“The classical guitar may have a quiet voice, but it makes up for
it with a striking array of sonic colors, from drumming to delicate
harmonies. Put four of the instruments together, and you have the
D
best of both worlds: intricate detail and a near-orchestral palette of
sound backed up by hall-filling power.”
The Washington Post
escribed as a “quartet with a difference” by the Irish
Times, the Dublin Guitar Quartet occupies a unique
space in the wider chamber music world, as the first
classical guitar quartet devoted to new music.
Since its formation in 2001 at the Dublin Conservatory of
Music and Drama, the group has eschewed standard classical
guitar repertoire in favour of developing its own arrangements
of important international compositions. Its first arrangements
included String Quartets No.2 (Company) and No.3 (Mishima) by
Philip Glass, Summa by Arvo Pärt, String Quartet No.1 (White Man
Sleeps) by Kevin Volans and Soundscapes over Landscapes by The
Redneck Manifesto.
It continues its trail blazing journey by adapting other
modern masterpieces from outside of the guitar repertoire and by
commissioning new works. When possible, the Quartet collaborates
with the composers directly to achieve the correct musical
translation. Performing on eight and 11-string guitars, the Quartet
has recorded on Philip Glass’ Orange Mountain Music label, and is
included in a recent recording, performing Pärt’s Summa. In 2010
the ensemble performed Sofia Gubaidulina’s Repentance, a work
that included solo cello and bass parts.
Their Brave New Programme:
Philip Glass (US b.1937): String Quartet No. 2 “Company”
Leo Brouwer (Cuba b.1939): Cuban Landscape with Rhumba
Urmas Sisask (Estonia b.1960): Songs in honour of the Virgin Mary
Nikita Koshikin (Russia b.1959): Changing the Guard
14MooredaleNews Late Spring 2015
Welcome New Mooredale Members
Sandra, Maya and Russell Marston; Olivia, Alex and Andrew Nixon; and Eric Silverberg; Helen Potts , A.J. , Avery and Michael Bailey;
Trilby Kent, Clea and Daniel Webb; Mark Hendricks, James Jeremy Margaret, Russell, Connor and Scott Gardiner; Elizabeth Daponte,
and James Davie; Zehra Sheerazi, Mikael and Mustafa Humayun; Brooke, Holden and Walter Henry; Cindy Kong and Jayden Wong;
Hendrie, Frederick and Andrew Wallace; Shelby Austin, Simone and Jane, Rachel and Martin Gargan; Crystal Baluyut, Ruby, Ronin and
Graem Copper; Laura, Benjamin, Audrey and Christopher Quinn; Christian Harris; Agnes Cheng, Alexis and Clement Chan; Amrita
Nikkie, Collins and Nigel Denham; Megan, Kian, Jamison and Peter and Kaden Bhalla; Sonya Cook, Benjamin, Matthew, William H.,
O’Connell; Jennifer, Benson, Henry and John Lancefield; Danielle, William R. Gorman; Margaret Graham, Cate, Hunter and Andre
Mara, Sophie, Carys and Michael McNeil; Leanne, Olivia, Adam and D’Elia; Alysha Valenti-Johnson, Madeleine and David Johnson;
James Rhee; Luciana Serrati, Sofia, Martina, Tomas and Rodrigo Diaz Christina Biancucci, William and Christopher Mar; Laura, Hudson
Varela; Kelly, Ben, Charlie and Nicholas Maiese; Alyson Chapman, and Andrew Davis; Lisa Strug, Blair, Ellie, Leo and Andrew Murray;
Peirce, Katie, Charlie and Andy Donovan; Carmen, Matthew, Elizabeth, Aristotle, George and Tom Koukodimos; Ailidh, Lucas,
Samantha and Steve Hanna; Michelle, Jasmine and John Harkness; Matejka, Archer Carpendale and Ryan Schmidt; Gita and Jason
Michelle, Corbin, Abigail and Michael Parrish; Sarah, Olivia, Henry Alizadeh; Sarah Jeffrey, Evelyn and Gabriel Radford; Lucie, Elise
and Jonathan Gross; Nadia, Simon and Bernard Luttmer; Bernadette and Brett Gagnon; Sarah Hicks, Andrew, James and Mark Williams;
La Porte, Robert and Robert (Bob) Anglin; Stephanie Smith, Riley, Julia Song, Audrey, Dylan and Ron Cheng; Annabelle, Charlotte and
Olivia and Michael van der Kooy; Bonnie, Samuel and Jim Greffet; Thomas Goldthorpe; Samantha Sandbrook, Emmeline, Isabella and
Eunryoung Sa, Lily, Hans and Gunther Eysenbach; Joan Yolleck; Andrew Peat; Jennifer, Madeline, Oliver, Ainsley and Alex Cameron;
Allison Wong and Christie Lee; Rasha El-Tamimi, Ross and Zachary Davida Aronovitch and Scott Kaplanis; Shannon, Anna, Charlie,
Afzalimehr; Kathy, Dean and James Dimakopoulos; Shu and Philippe Hadley and Andrew Cumming; Sandra Meredith, Georgia and Matt
Boyer; Nandini Banerjee, Rilina Banerjee-Desarkar and Pushpal Halder; Jennifer Cotterchio, Oliver and Sujit Das; Meghan Kennedy
Desarkar; Sheri, Avery and Martin Kon; Maggie, Cameron and Brind, Harlowe and Adam Brind; Ann Marie Favot, Madelaine and
Michael Devereux; Stela, Leo, Oliver and Matthew Aknan; Deborah Jonathan Raymond; Sylvia, Emma, Evan and Sean McGratten; Eva
and Charlie Belcourt; Gabriel and Danny Tamiru; Alexandra Willbee, Melamed, Hannah, Zev and David Granatstein; Line Massicotte,
Sasha, Orson and Tristan Kyser-Burke and Brian Burke; Melissa, Brianna, Zachary and Steve Livingstone; Dawn, Frances and Samuel
Parker and Dylan MacNmara; Sabiha Hamedullah, Yusef, Zain and Dinham; Natalia Dankovlseva, Katherine, Mark and Alexander
Jeff Gareau; Christine, Madeline, James and Nicholas Shimoda; Grushevsky; Kim, Andrew, Simon, William and Paul McHardy; Sana,
Sarah, Ella and William Gairdner; Claire, Charles-Antoine, Gustave, Hadia and Raheel Janjua; Shari Salter, Kate and David Stephens;
Jean and Achille de Fontenay; Stephanie, William, Brayden and Nicole Condon; Emma MacDonald Allard, Cloe and Nicholas Allard;
Allan Cox; Hilary, Aether and David Anderson; Christina, Bailey Irene, Dushan, Adrian, Aleksandar and Jvan Radovanovic; Annabel,
and Richard Grimbly; Erin and Dan Sternberg. Helen, Megan, Elliot Amelia and Mike Simutin.
and David Walsh; Joanne and Michael McDowell; Casey, Eddie
intermission The group’s intonation is impeccable, the rhythms crisp and precise
William Kanengiser (US b.1959): Gongan whether they are keeping the propulsive engine chugging or
Philip Glass: String Quartet No. 3 “Mishima” lurching to a sudden new arpeggio. Watch their heads, all bobbing
John Tavener (UK 1944-2013): The Lamb in unison.” – NPR Music
Cyrillus Kreek (Estonia 1889-1962): Maga, maga Matsikene We conclude our 26th season with this important debut
Kreek: Mis a sirised, sirtsuke Sunday, April 12, 3:15pm at Walter Hall, 80 Queen’s Park Crescent,
György Ligeti (Hungary 1923-2006): Musica Ricercata Toronto. Tickets: $30 or $20 for under age 30, are available online at
www.mooredaleconcerts.com, or by calling 416-922-3714 ext. 103.
To make these newer works more accessible, we will develop and MUSIC & TRUFFLES – Classical Music for Family Enjoyment
distribute more detailed programme notes highlighting the origins The Dublin Guitar Quartet will perform a friendly, interactive version
and nature of each of these works. To get an early flavour for what of this concert, for young people age five and up and their families
to expect at this unique concert opportunity, some of DGQ’s works from 1:15 – 2:15pm. Tickets only $13! Everyone gets a chocolate
are available on You Tube. truffle at the end.
“Whether you know the Glass quartets or not, it’s astonishing We will announce our 2015-16 season at this concert, and
how satisfying the music sounds on four guitars. The interlocking subscriptions will go on sale. Our first concert is September 27
parts are transparent and the music seems to breathe fresh air. featuring Stewart Goodyear, piano.
15MooredaleNews Late Spring 2015
Clubs If you renewed your Pool membership for 2015 I’m preaching
to the choir and I look forward to seeing you in the pool. If you
are on the waiting list now, you’ll be glad to know that almost
Swimming Pool Club all members on the list from the previous year managed to join
in 2014 – get ready! Other Mooredale Members should contact
Pool Notes
James McNee – Stephanie Chu (schu@mooredale.on.ca 416.922.3714 x 100) and
Chair, Swimming Pool Club
get on the waiting list today – there is no cost to be on the list and,
On behalf of the SWIMMING POOL CLUB EXECUTIVE of course, no obligation to join. It might take some time (hey, that’s
why we call it a “waiting list!”) but the sooner you get on the list
You Belong At Our the sooner you’ll join the pool.
Staff are hired, we’re putting the final touches on schedules
Mooredale Pool and programs, training plans are in place and we’re all looking
forward to the 2015 pool season. As always if you have any
T
questions, comments or suggestions please contact the our Pool
his year your pool opens Saturday,
Manager, Stephanie Chu (schu@mooredale.on.ca 416.922.3714
May 16! Waiting for the season
x 100).
to start is my old bathing suit –
See you in the pool!
I bought it at The Bay a few years ago
(replacing one just like it only a different colour); it is slightly faded;
the “cut” is a very ungroovy mid thigh (you’re welcome!); and I’ll
keep wearing it until the elastic gives out and/or we threaten a
strategic wardrobe malfunction. (Before – I promise!).
Why am I telling you about my trunks? Because my bathing
suit is just like all our Mooredale programs. The thing that makes
our Mooredale pool so special is that it isn’t the fanciest, it isn’t the
most high tech, we aren’t driven by the latest and greatest fads.
What do we have? Really good programs, nice facilities and GREAT
people — staff, volunteers and fellow swimmers.
If you want laser purified water? Drone video off the diving
board? In-pool birthing classes? or whatever “cutting edge”
silliness you can imagine then maybe you’ll be happier swimming
elsewhere.
Do you want a beautiful outdoor pool that opens in May and
closes Labour Day? Do you want great swimming (and essential
lessons) for your kids? Do you want charming and rigorous
lifeguards and instructors making you and your family feel safe
and welcome? And do you want to share that special experience
with neighbours, friends and other Mooredale members? Then you
know where we all belong!
Rosedale Tennis Club
D’Arcy Finley – PRESIDENT
A CLUB
FOR EVERYONE!
Club Opens April 25th. Join us for another
great season of tennis!
Remember to register your e-mail at
www.rosedaletennis.com for all the latest news!
• 8 Courts nestled amongst the trees
• Programmes for all levels
• Junior Programmes and Camps
www.rosedaletennis.com Director of Tennis, Richard Nicolson 647-828-7851
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Mooredale Swimming Pool Club
Wait List Request Form
Complete form and mail/bring with payment to: Mooredale Pool Club, 146 Crescent Rd, Toronto M4W 1V2
OR Fax to 416-922-4523 OR Scan and email PDF to poolclub@mooredale.on.ca
Please PRINT clearly:
Name:
Last First
Res Tel: Mobile: ___________________ Bus Tel:
Mailing Address:
Email:
Check which category of Pool Club Membership you would prefer:
Family: Number of Adults ______ Number of Children ______
Single Adult Senior Adult (age 65 and over)
Please read carefully before signing:
I understand that I must maintain my annual Mooredale membership in order to remain on the Pool Club Wait
List. (See pre-authorized payment option below.) I will inform the Mooredale Office of any changes in my
contact information (home address, telephone number, etc.) in order that I can be contacted when a space opens
up in the Pool Club. I understand that there is a long wait list and it generally takes about 14 months before those
on the wait list are mailed the invitation to join the Pool Club as a new member.
Signature: Date:
Please renew my membership at Mooredale and charge the membership fee to my credit card if my membership
has expired or will expire during the time I am on the Pool Waiting list. The annual Mooredale membership fee is:
Family $125 Single Adult $70 Senior Adult $32 Fees subject to change in January 2016.
I will be paying by: Cash Debit Card MasterCard VISA Amount: $
Card #:| | | | | - | | | | | - | | | | | - | | | | |Expiry | | | - | |
_________________________________________ _______________________________________
Full Name that appears on the Credit Card Card Holder’s Signature
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the following:
Spring Programs, Soccer and Sports at Mooredale
Preschool Registration for Summer Fun
Preschool Registration for Sept 2015 to June 2016 School Year
Mooredale Summer Day Camp for children ages 4 +
Mayfair – May 8 & 9, 2015 – The huge neighbourhood fair held at Rosedale Park
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