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Parks, Recreation &
Culture Guide
FALL 2021
Hanover Parks, Recreation & Culture
269 7th Avenue
Hanover, ON N4N 2H5
t. 519.364.2310 | hanover.ca
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Parks, Recreation & Culture Guide
Fall 2021
Facility Hours
September 7 to September 19, 2021 Department Contacts
Monday, Wednesday & Friday | 6:00am - 5:00pm Sherri Walden
Tuesday & Thursday | 8:00am - 5:00pm Director of Parks, Recreation & Culture
Saturday & Sunday | Closed t. 519.364.2310 x 2123 | e. swalden@hanover.ca
Tom Karl
September 20 to December 31, 2021
Manager of Parks & Recreation Facilities
Monday - Friday | 6:00am - 11:00pm
t. 519.364.2310 x 2126 | e. tkarl@hanover.ca
Saturday | 6:00am - 10:00pm
Sunday | 7:00am - 11:00pm Lyndsay Regier
*Facility Hours are subject to change in Administrative Supervisor
accordance with facility bookings. t. 519.364.2310 x 2135 | e. lregier@hanover.ca
Taylor McElwain
Customer Service Desk Hours Acting Aquatic Supervisor
September 7 to September 19, 2021 t. 519.364.2310 x 2122 | e. tmcelwain@hanover.ca
Monday, Wenesday & Friday | 8:00am - 4:30pm Laura Christen
Tuesday & Thursday | 9:00 - 4:30pm Program Supervisor
Saturday & Sunday | Closed t. 519.364.2310 x 2128 | e. lchristen@hanover.ca
September 20 to December 31, 2021
Monday | 8:00am - 6:00pm
Facility Closed
Tuesday & Thursday | 9:00am - 8:00pm
September 4 - 6 | Labour Day Weekend
Wednesday | 8:00am - 8:00pm
October 11 | Thanksgiving
Friday | 8:00 - 4:30pm
Saturday & Sunday | 10:00am - 3:00pm December 24, 25, 26 | Christmas Holiday
Parks, Recreation & Culture..........................................3 Aquatic Program Descriptions................................11-12
25th Anniversary Aquatic Centre ................................4 Swim Lessons...............................................................13
Aquatics Guidelines ..................................................5-6 Advanced Courses..................................................14-16
Facility Swim Test...........................................................7 Childrens School Break Programs..............................17
Aquatic Centre.................................................................8 Skating Schedule.....................................................18-19
Pool Schedule.................................................................9 Parks, Trails & Outdoor Facilities..........................20-21
Lesson Expectations ...................................................10 Community Organizations.....................................22-24
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Parks, Recreation & Culture
Stay Up To Date
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media! Facebook & Twitter are updated
regularly with current happenings.
Everything found in this book and more
is available on our website hanover.ca
Services
ONLINE REGISTRATION - FAST, EASY, SECURE! Refunds & Credits
Register online at hanover.ca/e-services or stop by A refund or credit will be granted and calculated as
our office for any recreation programs beginning: follows:
September 1, 2021 for Hanover Residents • Program cancellation by Department - full
registration fee
September 8, 2021 for Non-Residents
• Individual cancels 7 days prior to program start
Phone registrations will be accepted after September date - registration fee less $20.00 administration
1 (Hanover residents) or September 8 (all other area fee.
residents) with credit card payment. • Last minute cancellations (less than 7 days prior
to program start date) - registration fee less
$20.00 will be granted as a credit on account
Fee Assistance (Note: Program status is decided 7 days prior to
Everyone should have the opportunity to participate program start date. Your withdrawal may put the
in recreation programs! class below it's minimum number to operate.)
Withdrawal from Program (prior to or during) due
Grey County Residents — Grey National Child
to:
Benefit (NCB) Reinvestment Program 519.376.0484
• Medical Reasons - value of remaining classes
x 227.
less applicable administration fee ($20.00),
Bruce County Residents — Bruce County Social provided no more than 75% of session has
Services 519.881.0431 or 1.800.265.3005. passed.
• Program Dissatisfaction - value of remaining
The Town of Hanover has a subsidy program classes less applicable administration fee
available to assist Hanover residents to take part in ($20.00), provided no more than 50% of the
Parks, Recreation & Culture Department programs or session has passed.
services. You are encouraged to contact the Program
Supervisor at 519.364.2310 for further information.
Program subsidization or installment payments on
fees, memberships and season passes may be
arranged pending approval.
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Aquatics Guidelines
What to know before you come swimming!
Our drop-in aquatic programs have resumed with reduced capacity limits to ensure physical distancing.
Participants must pre-register for ALL programs in advance. NOTE: Come dressed to swim. Changerooms
available for changing after your swim program.
FACILITY INFORMATION
1. Swimmers must pre-register in advance. To register
go to hanover.ca/e-services and click on ‘Register
Here’. If you have never registered for a program online
before, refer to our ‘How To’ Guide. Go to hanover.
ca/swimming-general for help or contact us at
519.364.2310 x 0. Preregistration will be available to
register 1 week prior to the start of the program.
2. Patrons are asked to come with their bathing attire
on and will enter through Changeroom C (family
changeroom). Once the program has been completed
patrons will be able to complete a quick 10 minute
change in the designated changerooms. Lockers and
showers will not be available.
3. Masks/face coverings must be worn when at the
P & H Centre as per the Ontario Regulation 364/20,
unless exempt as per the Regulation. Removal of
masks/face coverings are permitted for aquatic program
participation. Masks/face coverings are to be worn until
time of pool program and when exiting the pool deck
and use of the changerooms.
4. Physical distancing requirements as per Province of Ontario directive will be enforced.
5. Customers are encouraged to enter through the west entrance of the P & H Centre. Follow the signs or
directions from the Parks, Recreation & Culture staff. Exiting patrons are to yield to those entering the
facility.
6. Please arrive no more than 5 minutes prior to the beginning of your program. Patrons will be permitted on
the pool deck 5 minutes prior to the start of the program.
7. Check in for your program with the customer service staff or aquatic staff on deck when customer service is
closed.
8. Patrons are to remove shoes/boots before coming onto the deck and leave them outside the changerooms
or place them in a bag and carry them out on deck.
9. On the pool deck there will be designated areas for patrons to leave their swim bag and belongings.
10. Patrons must use the on-deck shower prior to entering the pool. Please maintain physical distancing.
11. Washroom facilities will be available as needed.
12. Changerooms open for changing after your swim program. At the end of the program, exit and promptly
change in the designated changeroom.
13. There will be NO equipment available for use, except for lifejackets/PFDs. Lifejackets/PFDs must be
returned to the “Used” bin for cleaning prior to next use.
14. Swimmers may bring their own equipment (e.g. flutter board, pull buoy). All pool equipment must be
appropriate for the program and clean.
15. Sauna, rope, and mushroom will NOT be available.
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Aquatics Guidelines
What to know before you come swimming!
16. Wading pool and swirl pool will only be available at designated times during lane swims and will not
be available during Aquafit programs. For use of the swirl pool, customers need to pre-register in the
appropriate lane swim program. Wading & Swirl Pool designated availability during Lane Swims:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday | 7:30 - 8:00am
Monday - Friday | 12:00 - 1:00pm
Sunday | 11:45 - 12:45pm
Tuesday | 8:30 - 9:00pm
Wednesday | 7:45 - 8:15pm
17. In order to be respectful to others please do not register for a swim you do not plan to attend. To cancel a
registration or modify a registration please call 519.364.2310 x 0.
18. Swim patrons who pre-register for an aquatic program and do not attend without advance notice will not
be refunded their money. If the swim patron has a membership or pass they will receive a verbal warning
on their first occurrence. Subsequent occurrences may result in membership suspension.
19. If program is at capacity, you are encouraged to waitlist your name. This helps us track program interest
and consider future program changes. When a cancellation occurs, individuals on waitlist will be
contacted.
20. Patrons who do not show up for their registered program 10 minutes after the start time will forfeit their
participation in the program.
21. No food on deck. Only water is permitted in a plastic reusable container.
22. No photos/videos are permitted on the deck or from the viewing area.
READY TO REGISTER?
Registration is required for all programs. For step by step instructions on how to
register for our programs go to hanover.ca/swimming-general. For assistance for
signing in or creating an account please call 519.364.2310 x 0.
Fall Aquatic Safety
Message
Not everyone grows up around the
water or takes swimming lessons, but
almost everyone loves to be around the
water.
Swim lessons are available for all ages!
You are never too young or too old to
start!
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Facility Swim Test
Pool Admission Standard is a Provincial Law That Pools Must Follow.
The recreational swim admission standard is applied to all recreational swims. Aquatic staff may ask a participant for
a demonstration of their ability if they feel there is a question of personal safety.
To successfully pass the facility swim test, individuals must:
• Swim on their front for one width of the pool successfully with his/her face in the water.
• Must be a recognizable stroke.
• Swimmers must maintain a regular, comfortable breathing pattern and must not stop during the
entire distance.
Age 14+ Age 7 & Under
Ages STOP
0-7 • Children must be within arms reach of a guardian (14
yrs+) at all times, regardless of swimming ability.
• Children age 7 and under may not be admitted to the
swimming pool unless they are accompanied by a parent
Within arms Red
or guardian (14 yrs+). Band
reach in
• One guardian is required for every two children (1:2).
water.
Age 8 & 9
Ages CAUTION
complete
8-9 • Children age 8 and 9 who successfully complete the
swim test.
facility swim test may swim independently of their
Green
guardian (14 yrs+).
Band
Age 14+ Age 8 & 9
• Children age 8 and 9 who cannot successfully complete
the facility swim test must stay within arms reach of their
guardian (14 yrs+). Within arms
• One guardian is required for every two children (1:2). reach in Red
water. Band
Age 14+
• One guardian may supervise up to five children ages 8 &
9 wearing lifejackets (1:5). Within arms
reach in water. Red Band
Ages GO Age 10+
10+ • Children age 10 and older may enter the pool area
independent of their guardian. Swimming with a buddy is
strongly recommended.
Public Pools Regulation, Under the Health Protection and Promotion Act Reg. 565.s.17.21.
Lifesaving Society`s Guide to Ontario Public Pools Regulations, Section 17.
Help Reduce Pool Closures
A pool fouling will cause a closure of our pools anywhere from 1-24 hours. Here are some healthy habits you
can take to stop the spread of germs and reduce the number of closures in our pools:
• Take your kids on bathroom breaks or check diapers often.
• The use of a swim diaper is mandatory to enter the pool if a child is not yet fully toilet trained.
• Do not swim if you are feeling sick or have been sick in the past 24 hours. This is especially important for
children in diapers.
• Wash your body thoroughly with soap and water before swimming.
Thank you for your assistance in keeping our pool clean for all to enjoy!
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Aquatic Centre
Admission Fees *All prices include HST.
6 Month 1 Year
Type 1 Visit 10 Visit Pass 20 Visit Pass
Membership Membership
Preschool (Under 4 years) $3.75 $31.88 $60.00 $113.11 $183.00
Student (5 -17 years) $4.75 $40.38 $76.00 $174.64 $277.98
Senior (65+ years) $4.75 $40.38 $76.00 $174.64 $277.98
Adult (18 years and older) $5.50 $46.75 $88.00 $216.56 $363.18
Aquafit $6.75 $60.75 $121.50 $216.56 $363.18
Family (same economic
household, max 5, 2 adults $12.25 $104.13 $196.00 $374.48 $609.07
and children under 17)
Additional Family Members $2.50/ per additional family member
6 Month Pass Includes: Admission to any public swim program listed above - valid 6 months from date of
purchase.
Year Membership Includes: Admission to any public swim program listed above plus shinny, adult & tot
skate and adult/senior skate. 10% off Hanover Parks, Recreation & Culture program registration fees - valid
1 year from date of purchase.
Healthy Swimming Etiquette
Photographic Devices Food-Free Zone
The use of any device that is capable of Only water is permitted on pool deck in a
rendering a photographic image is prohibited plastic reusable container.
in the showers, change rooms, washrooms,
observation area and pool area. (Includes
GoPros)
Shower Before You Swim
Patrons are required to shower using our
Wear Appropriate Footwear deck shower prior to entering the pool.
Bring clean flip flops or sandals to wear Beauty products, body oils and bacteria are
on the pool deck. Street shoes are not damaging to our water and air quality. For
permitted. your health and others please do your part
and shower.
Schedule Changes
Saturday, September 4 to Wednesday, September 8
Pool Closed | Staff Transition & Training
Thursday, September 9 to Sunday, September 19
Pool Open | Monday to Friday | 6:00am - 4:00pm
Pool Closed | Saturday & Sunday
Sunday, October 10 & Monday, October 11
Pool Closed | Happy Thanksgiving
Friday, December 4
Pool Closed 4:00 - 8:00pm
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Pool Schedule
Fall Schedule | September 9 to December 19, 2021
NOTE: September 9 to September 19 | DAYTIME PROGRAMS ONLY
Pool Open | Monday to Friday | 6:00am - 4:00pm Pool Closed | Saturday & Sunday
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Lane Swim | Swim in a loop in single, medium or fast lane.
6:00 - 7:00am 6:00 - 7:00am 6:00 - 7:00am 6:00 - 7:00am
7:00 - 8:00am 7:00 - 8:00am 7:00 - 8:00am
10:30 - 11:30am 10:30 - 11:30am 10:30 - 11:30am 10:30 - 11:30am 10:30 - 11:30am 11:45 - 12:45pm
12:00 - 1:00pm 12:00 - 1:00pm 12:00 - 1:00pm 12:00 - 1:00pm 12:00 - 1:00pm
8:30 - 9:30pm 7:45 - 8:45pm
Aquafit | 45 minute classes ONLY. Circuit classes have no instructor. Circuit classes have activity cards posted.
8:30 - 9:15am 8:30 - 9:15am 8:30 - 9:15am
9:30 - 10:15am 9:30 - 10:15am
9:30 - 10:15am Circuit Circuit 9:30 - 10:15am
Circuit Circuit
1:15 - 2:00pm 1:15 - 2:00pm
7:30 - 8:15pm 8:15 - 9:00pm
3 lanes 3 lanes
Adult N’ Tot | Wading pool play time for 6 years and under with adult. Register both adult and child(ren) attending the swim.
*No more than 2 children per adult. Little swimmers are available at the customer service desk.
10:15 - 11:00am 10:15 - 11:00am 10:15 - 11:00am 10:15 - 11:00am 10:15 - 11:00am
11:00 - 11:45am 11:00 - 11:45am 11:00 - 11:45am 11:00 - 11:45am 11:00 - 11:45am
6:30 - 7:15pm
Public (Toonie) Swim | Entire Pool | Not available - rope, mushroom and sauna.
6:45 - 7:45pm 1:00 - 2:00pm 1:00 - 2:00pm
Family (Toonie) Swim | Entire Pool | Children under 18 must be accompanied into the pool by an adult. Not available - rope, mushroom
and sauna.
10:30 - 11:30am
Adult/Senior | Main pool, swirl-pool. | *One lane available for leisure swim only*
9:30 - 10:15am 9:30 - 10:15am 9:30 - 10:15am 9:30 - 10:15am
included with included with included with included with
circuit circuit circuit circuit
1:15 - 2:00pm
1:15 - 2:00pm 1:15 - 2:00pm
Program Notes
Lane Swim
• Lanes will be divided into fast, medium and single. Pool patrons in fast and medium lanes will be required to swim in a
loop cooperatively. The single lane will have 1 person or members of the same household.
• Swimmers are only to reserve 1 lane per session/per program.
• Wading pool and swirl pool will only be available at designated times during lane swims. For use of wading and swirl
pool patrons need to register in the appropriate lane swim program.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday - 7:30 - 8:00am | Monday - Friday - 12:00 - 1:00pm | Sunday - 11:45 - 12:45pm
Tuesday - 8:30 - 9:00pm & Wednesday - 7:45 - 8:15pm
Aquafit
• Participants will make use of lane markings on the bottom of the pool and on visual markers on deck to support
physical distancing during aquatic fitness programs.
• Sauna, wading pool & swirl pool will not be available.
Public Swim
• Registration is required for everyone attending
• Rope, mushroom & sauna will not be available.
Adult & Tot Swim
• Registration is required for everyone (Adults & Child(ren)) attending the swim. Payment will be processed on arrival.
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Lesson Expectations
Parent/Guardian Expectations
Swimmer 3 & below Parent/Guardian is required in the water with their child. Parent/guardian will be providing
physical manipulation and safety supervision. Each participant and parent/guardian combo will
be required to self-monitor for physical distancing from other participants both on deck and in
the water.
Swimmer 4 & up No parent/guardian in the water and no physical manipulation will occur. Participants will
have a marker on the deck to assist self-monitoring of physical distancing both on deck and in
the water.
Instructor Expectations
Instructors on deck provide safety supervision and instruction both verbally and visually. Instructors are only to enter the
water (if required) to provide physical demonstrations distanced a minimum of 2m from participants & parents OR as
required for emergency response.
Swimmer Expectations
Upon entering the deck area, participants are to make their way to designated class area and will use temporary bench
markers (coloured pylons) that mark where to leave belongings and wait until they receive further directions from
instructor. Participants are expected to self-monitor physical distancing with reminder support from parent/guardians, Deck
Supervisor and Instructors.
Spectator Expectations
Only participants and required guardian/parent will be permitted on deck. All others will be encouraged to make use of the
viewing area if needing to be at the facility and limit the number of spectators (e.g. one per participant). Viewing room will
be standing room only. No chairs or tables. Patrons can bring their own folding chair(s).
Arrival & Exit
Participants are asked to arrive no more than 5 minutes prior to their class start. The pool deck will be accessed through
the family changeroom (remove shoes prior to entering the deck) and we ask you to leave the deck promptly following a
towel off through the designated change rooms.
Instructors & Assistant Instructors
All classes will be taught by a certified Lifesaving Society Swim Instructor. Our Instructors have spent over 200
hours taking courses and volunteering in Aquatic Instructional Programs to prepare them to teach your children.
First Lesson
In our effort to ensure that your child receives the best possible instruction, we ask that you review the 1st lesson
information sheet emailed out. As well, we ask that you bring your child’s most recent report card with him/her to
the first session. This will help your swim instructor tailor their classes to effectively meet the needs of each child.
Progress Evaluation
All participants in swimming lessons are evaluated on an ongoing basis through the session. Candidates who
complete all of the required skills will receive a sticker.
Swimming Attire
• All patrons must wear appropriate swimming attire suitable for a public family environment.
• Swimming attire is defined as clothing that is clean and used specifically for the purpose of swimming.
Did You Miss a Lesson?
Swimming lessons may be canceled due to unforeseen circumstances. Make up lessons are not available due to
participant absence.
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Program Description
Parent/guardian is required in the water with their child. With a caregiver, the child will explore the
Parent & Tot 1
water through buoyancy, movement skills, introduction to PFD's and entries. Learn how to help your
(4 - 12 months)
child play in the water with comfort and confidence.
Parent/guardian is required in the water with their child. With a caregiver, the child will perform
Parent & Tot 2
assisted front and back floats, learn how to travel at the surface by kicking, and introduction to entries
(12 - 24 months)
with a PFD. This level teaches children to get their face wet and blow bubbles.
Parent/guardian is required in the water with their child. With a caregiver the child will have fun
Parent & Tot 3
jumping into the water with assistance. They learn to hold their breath and open their eyes under
(2 - 3 years)
water. Kicking on front and back provide the building blocks for orientation and stroke development.
Parent/guardian is required in the water with their child. Preschoolers develop a foundation of
Preschool A1 water skills with the Instructors. Swimmers jump into chest-deep water assisted. Floating on front and
(3 - 5 years) back, and glides with assistance for 3 seconds. Shallow water movement wearing a PFD. Fitness
swim 1-2m assisted.
Parent/guardian is required in the water with their child. Preschoolers develop a foundation of
Preschool A2 water skills with the Instructors. Swimmers jump into chest-deep water assisted. Floating on front and
(3 - 5 years) back, and glides with assistance for 3 seconds. Shallow water movement wearing a PFD. Fitness
swim 1-2m unassisted.
Parent/guardian is required in the water with their child. Preschoolers jump into chest-deep water
Preschool B
and get in and get out wearing a PFD. They submerge and exhale under water. They glide on front
(3 - 5 years)
and back 3m and with a buoyant aid will flutter kick on back 5m. Fitness swim 2-4m unassisted.
Parent/guardian is required in the water with their child. Preschoolers try both a jump and a side
Preschool C roll into deep water while wearing a PFD. They recover objects from the bottom in waist-deep water.
(3 - 5 years) They work on kicking and gliding through the water on front and back unassisted. Fitness swim 5-7m
unassisted.
Parent/guardian is required in the water with their child. Preschoolers learn independent
Preschool D jumps into deep water and exit. They open their eyes under water and recover objects from chest-
(3 - 5 years) deep water. Front crawl is introduced at this level and for 2-3m unassisted. Fitness swim is 7-9m
unassisted.
Parent/guardian is required in the water with their child. Preschoolers build on deep water skills
Preschool E by demonstrating a forward roll entry with a PFD. They develop endurance by holding their breath
(3 - 5 years) under water for up to 10 sec. Interval training and whip kick is introduced at this level. Fitness swim
10-12m.
Parent/guardian is required in the water with their child. This is an introductory class for children
Beginner 1 aged 6 to 8 with little or no experience in the water. Participants will learn head and face submersion,
(6 - 8 years) front/back and side swim (assisted). The swim instructor works to ensure that the participants
become comfortable in the water and have fun developing a basic foundation of water skills.
Parent/guardian is required in the water with their child. Beginners become comfortable jumping
Swimmer 1
into water with and without a personal flotation device. They open their eyes, exhale and hold their
(6 years and up)
breath underwater. They work on floats, glides and kicking on front and back.
Parent/guardian is required in the water with their child. Advanced beginners jump into deeper
Swimmer 2 water, and become comfortable falling sideways into the water wearing a personal flotation device.
(6 years and up) Swimmers support themselves at the surface without an aid, recover an object in chest-deep water.
Fitness swim is 10-15m.
Parent/guardian is required in the water with their child. Swimmers develop front and back crawl
Swimmer 3
strokes, and explore whip kick in a vertical position. Swimmers tread water for up to 30 sec and learn to
(6 years and up)
transition from front to back flutter kick. Fitness swim is 20-25m.
Swimmers work towards stride dives and standing dives into deep water. They improve the front
Swimmer 4
crawl, back crawl and whip kick. Swimmers are introduced to a 3m underwater swim. Fitness swim is
(6 years and up)
50m. (2 lengths of the pool.)
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Program Description
Junior swimmers shallow dive into deep water and perform in-water back somersaults. They achieve the
Swimmer 5
Canadian Swim to Survive Standard: roll into deep water, tread 1 min and swim 50m. Swimmers continue
(6 years and up)
to develop front and back crawl while breaststroke skills are introduced. Fitness swim is 100m.
Intermediate swimmers increase efficiency in front crawl, back crawl, and work to develop
Swimmer 6
breaststroke skills. They are introduced to stride entries, scissor kick and vertical dolphin kick. They
(6 years and up)
also develop strength and power by performing front and back crawl sprints. Fitness swim is 150m.
Intermediate swimmers master dolphin kick, diving off of blocks and eggbeater. They are introduced
Swimmer 7
to sculling and continue to maximize efficiency in front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke. Fitness
(6 years and up)
swim is 300m.
Swimmers rise to the challenge of advanced aquatic skills including head and foot first surface dives
Swimmer 8 and a 25m obstacle swim. First aid focuses on assessment of conscious victims, contacting EMS and
(8 years and up) treatment for bleeding. They swim lengths of front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke. Fitness swim is
350m.
Swimmers continue stroke development with 75m swims of front crawl, back crawl and breast stroke.
Swimmer 9 Lifesaving skills include a rescue with a buoyant aid and a timed object support. First aid focuses on
(8 years and up) assessment of unconscious victims, treatment of victims in shock and obstructed airway procedures.
Fitness swim is 500m.
Advanced Swimmers develop each stroke over 100m. They also learn lifesaving skills such as
entries with aids, and removals of unconscious victims. First aid focuses on treatment of victims with
Swimmer 10
bone and joint injuries, and respiratory emergencies. Swimming drills develop a strong lifesaving
(8 years and up)
foundation. Fitness swim is 600m.
* If your child is 11 or 12, Bronze Star is recommended instead of Swimmer 10 pending abilities.
*Family Rate - 3rd child (or more) half price. Applies to lesson of least cost. (Included Parent & Tot 1 to Swimmer 10)
Swim Lessons
Swim Lessons Prescreening Private & Semi-Private Lessons
Appropriate Levels Private and semi-private lessons are available for
Your child’s instructor may recommend a change in level if swimmers who need assistance mastering a particular
they feel your child is not registered in an appropriate level. skill or stroke. A few lessons with private instruction
Staff reserve the right to move a child if circumstances will leave the individual ready to continue with group
dictate. lessons. All lessons are 30 minutes in length. To arrange
What Level should you register in? private or semi-private lessons call the Aquatic Centre at
Staff members will evaluate your child’s swimming abilities 519.364.2310.
and recommend the appropriate level. Private and semi-private participants will be required
Call 519.364.2310 x 2121 to arrange a time. to follow the same expectations as swim descriptions
listed in the previous pages. Swimmer 3 & below –
Stroke Correction parent/guardian in the water. Swimmer 4 & up - parent/
Struggling with a specific swimming stroke? Join us and guardian not required.
work on a variety of drill-type exercises to improve your
strokes. *Swimmer 4 & up. Must be currently enrolled Per Lesson 5 Lessons 8 Lessons
in swim lessons. Pre-registration is required.
Private $42.70 $148.50 $177.56
Dates October 20 to November 19 Semi-
$35.55 $111.95 $124.36
Private
When Wednesdays | 5:45 - 6:15pm
Thursdays | 5:30 - 6:00pm
Cost $3.00 per visit (30 minutes)
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Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Saturdays
Program Cost Code Code Code Code
Oct 5 - Nov 23 Oct 6 - N0v 24 Oct 7 - Nov 25 Oct 2 - Nov 27
NOTE: Registrations in Swimmer 3 and below will require a parent/guardian in the water with their child.
NOTE: Lessons will be cancelled October 9, 2021.
Parent & Tot 1
$72.15 4:00 - 4:30pm 7687 5:00 - 5:30pm 7688 11:00 - 11:30am 7689
4 - 12 months
Parent & Tot 2
$72.15 4:00 - 4:30pm 7690 5:00 - 5:30pm 7691 11:15 - 11:45am 7692
12 - 24 months
Parent & Tot 3
$72.15 4:15 - 4:45pm 7693 11:30 - 12:00pm 7694
2 - 3 years
Preschool A1 4:30 - 5:00pm 7695 9:45 - 10:15am 7698
$78.80 4:15 - 4:45pm 7697
3 - 5 years 5:45 - 6:15pm 7696 11:45 - 12:15pm 7699
Preschool A2 4:45 - 5:15pm 7700 4:00 - 4:30pm 7702 10:00 - 10:30am 7704
$78.80
3 - 5 years 6:00 - 6:30pm 7701 5:15 - 5:45pm 7703 12:00 - 12:30pm 7705
Preschool B
$78.80 5:15 - 5:45pm 7706 4:45 - 5:15pm 7707 10:15 - 10:45am 7708
3 - 5 years
Preschool C
$78.80 5:30 - 6:00pm 7709 4:30 - 5:00pm 7710 10:30 - 11:00am 7711
3 - 5 years
Preschool D
$78.80 4:30 - 5:00pm 7712 11:30 - 12:00pm 7713
3 - 5 years
Preschool E
$78.80 4:30 - 5:00pm 7714 11:30 - 12:00pm 7715
3 - 5 years
Beginner 1
$78.80 4:00 - 4:30pm 7716 12:00 - 12:30pm 7717
6+ years
Swimmer 1 5:00- 5:30pm 7719 4:15 - 4:45pm 7721
$78.80 4:45 - 5:15pm 7718 9:45 - 10:15am 7723
6+ years 6:00 - 6:30pm 7720 5:45 - 6:15pm 7722
Swimmer 2 4:45 - 5:15pm 7726
$78.80 5:15 - 5:45pm 7724 5:30 - 6:00pm 7725 10:15 - 10:45am 7728
6+ years 5:45 - 6:15pm 7727
Swimmer 3
$78.80 4:00 - 4:30pm 7729 5:00 - 5:30pm 7730 5:15 - 5:45pm 7731 11:00 - 11:30am 7732
6+ years
NOTE: Registrations in Swimmer 3 and below will require a parent/guardian in the water with their child.
Swimmer 4 10:30 - 11:00am 7736
$78.80 4:30 - 5:00pm 7733 5:15 - 5:45pm 7734 5:30 - 6:00pm 7735
6+ years 11:45 - 12:15pm 7737
Swimmer 5
$78.80 5:15 - 5:45pm 7738 4:15 - 4:45pm 7739 5:00 - 5:30pm 7740 12:15 - 12:45pm 7741
6+ years
Swimmer 6
$78.80 5:15 - 5:45pm 7742 4:15 - 4:45pm 7743 5:00 - 5:30pm 7744 12:15 - 12:45pm 7745
6+ years
Swimmer 7
$78.80 4:00 - 4:30pm 7746 4:45 - 5:15pm 7747 11:15 - 11:45am 7748
6+ years
Swimmer 8
$78.80 4:00 - 4:30pm 7749 4:45 - 5:15pm 7750 11:15 - 11:45am 7751
8+ years
Swimmer 9
$78.80 5:00 - 5:30pm 7752 10:00 - 10:30am 7753
8+ years
Swimmer 10
$78.80 5:00 - 5:30pm 7754 10:00 - 10:30am 7755
8+ years
13Advanced Training & Courses
Want to become a Lifeguard
and Swim Instructor?
What to expect Bronze Star Recruiting!
with our Advanced Recommended 12 years
Interested individuals
NEW Curriculum & Hours
Courses in lifeguarding and
• Masks or face covering
daytime hours.
will be worn when not
in the water. Bronze Medallion
• Physical contact with 2 Must be 13 years or have Bronze Star
NEW Curriculum & Hours
metres will be limited as
much as possible.
• Candidates will be
cohorted in partners/ Bronze Cross
group of 3. Must have Medallion/Emergency First Aid
NEW Curriculum & Hours
Assistant Instructor National Lifeguard
Must be 14 years and have Bronze Cross Must be 15 years old and Standard First Aid
and Bronze Cross
NEW Age Pre-Requisite
Swim Instructor/Lifesaving
Instructor
Must be 15 years old, taken Bronze Cross and
taken Assistant Instructor Get your Advanced
NEW Age Pre-Requisite
Courses in Early!
Swim & Lifesaving Instructor
and National Lifeguard (NL)
Lifesaving Instructor prerequisite ages have been
Must be 16 years old, taken Bronze Cross and reduced from 16 years of age
taken Assistant Instructor by the end of the course to 15
NEW Age Pre-Requisite years of age at the beginning
of the course. Candidates can
complete the course but can not
legally guard in Ontario until they
are 16 years of age.
14 | Parks, Recreation & Culture GuideAdvanced Training & Courses
Course & Description Date & Time Code Cost
Bronze Star | Basic First Aid | CPR-A
Bronze Star is the pre-bronze medallion training standard and
excellent preparation for success in Bronze Medallion. Participants
work on endurance, problem solving, decision making skills
and develop water smart confidence. They learn CPR and the Mondays
lifesaving skills needed to be their own personal lifeguard. September 27 to December 13
7768 $137.93
Prerequisite: Able to swim 100m, recommended 12 years of age. 4:30 - 5:45pm
This award is a definite asset for those who have not reached
the minimum age for Bronze Medallion. 100% Attendance is
mandatory.
Cancelled: October 11
Bronze Medallion | Emergency First Aid | CPR-B Mondays
NEW Curriculum & Hours September 27 to December 6
This course develops physical fitness, decision making and 4:30 - 7:00pm
judgment skills for water rescue. Emergency First Aid knowledge $223.98
skills are also covered. 7769
EXAM
Prerequisite: 13 years of age (prior to exam) or Bronze Star
award. 100% Attendance is mandatory. Monday, December 13
Cancelled: October 11 4:30 - 6:30pm
Bronze Cross | CPR-C | Standard First Aid
NEW Curriculum & Hours Mondays
This course teaches the difference between lifesaving and September 27 to December 6
assistant lifeguarding, the principles of emergency procedures, 4:30 - 7:30pm
teamwork and the use of special equipment. Spinal injury $337.37
7770
management techniques, safety supervision scanning and rescue EXAM
situations are also covered. Monday, December 13
Prerequisite: Bronze Medallion | Emergency First Aid | CPR-B. 5:30 - 7:30pm
100% Attendance is mandatory.
Cancelled: October 11
Assistant Swim Instructor with High Five
Through classroom learning and in-water practice, the Assistant
Instructor course prepares candidates to help instructors with Saturday, September 25
swimming and lifesaving skills. Candidates are introduced to 10:00am - 6:00pm
key principles of learning and teaching while they master basic
progressions. The roles and responsibilities of instructors and their Sunday, September 26
7771 $225.40
assistants including the principles of healthy child development are 9:00am - 5:00pm
emphasized. Candidates must complete 18 apprenticeship hours
during the course. Saturday, November 14
Prerequisite: 14 years of age, Bronze Cross.100% Attendance is 10:00am - 6:00pm
mandatory.
15Advanced Training & Courses
Course & Description Date & Time Code Cost
National Lifeguard (NL)
This intensive 40-hour course will train candidates in advanced
Friday October 1 & 15
water rescue, emergency care and aquatic supervision. Emphasis
5:00 - 9:00pm
will be on accident prevention, leadership, teamwork and
communication. NL is the standard lifeguarding certification across
Saturday October 2 & 16
Canada. 7772 $328.97
10:00am - 7:00pm
Prerequisite: Bronze Cross (need not be current), 15 years of
age by the beginning of the course. Must hold a valid Standard
Sunday October 3 & 17
First Aid certificate to register in the course. 100% attendance is
9:00am - 6:00pm
mandatory to complete the course.
Swim Instructor
This course prepares you to teach and evaluate the swimming
strokes and related skills found in the Lifesaving Society Swim For Friday, November 5
Life Program. Successful candidates will receive certification as a 4:30 - 9:30pm
Swim for Life Instructor upon successful completion of the course.
Candidates will acquire proven teaching methods, planning skills, Saturday, November 6
7773 $213.95
emergency response skills and a variety of stroke development 9:00am - 6:00pm
drills and correction techniques.
Prerequisite: Bronze Cross, Assistant Swim Instructor & 15 Sunday, November 7
years of age by the beginning of the course. 100% Attendance is 9:00am - 6:00pm
mandatory.
Lifesaving Instructor
The Lifesaving Society Lifesaving Instructor course prepares
individuals to organize, plan, teach and evaluate lifesaving and Friday, November 19
first aid skills, resuscitation techniques in the Society's lifesaving 5:00 - 9:00pm
and first aid awards, including Canadian Swim Patrol and Bronze
programs. Successful candidates receive two certification Saturday, November 20
7774 $224.24
cards: Lifesaving Instructor and Emergency First Aid Instructor. 10:00am - 7:00pm
Recommended course for experienced instructors who have
taught a session(s) of swim lessons. Sunday, November 21
Prerequisite: Bronze Cross, Assistant Instructor & 16 years of age 9:00am - 6:00pm
by the end of the course.
Leadership Skills
Struggling with a specific swimming stroke or skill and
need extra help with your advanced aquatic skills? Strokes
are not where your Instructor Trainer needs them to be?
Let our leadership staff help candidates get their strokes
and skills up to the needed leadership level. Ideal for
candidates in the Bronze, National Lifesaving and/or
Instructors Programs.
Dates October 16 - November 27
When Saturdays | 12:15 - 12:45pm
Cost $3.00/per visit (30 minutes)
16 | Parks, Recreation & Culture GuideChildren's School Break Programs
No School… No Problem! Check out our PA Day programs!
The Town of Hanover is committed to providing safe and quality programs while your child enjoys a day away
from school. Participants will have the opportunity to swim, skate (optional), and participate in a variety of
themed, interactive games and crafts. Pre-registration is required. Do so early to avoid disappointment!
Children will be grouped into appropriate age levels. Must meet minimum and not exceed maximum age
restrictions by the day of the program.
Ages 5 to 11 years old
Where P & H Centre
Time 8:30am to 4:30pm
Cost $43.50 per day | 3rd or more children half price on the same day (same household)
PA Day Camp
Friday, September 24 | Harvest Hoedown | 5 - 11 yrs (Code: 7775)
The fall weather is a reminder of all we have to be thankful for, a time to be with friends and a way to appreciate
the abundance of the autumn season. Campers will learn about the importance of the harvest, enjoy activities
with apples, pumpkins, squash and corn all while learning about thankfulness and sharing. Campers will enjoy
a swim in the pool and many fall fair themed activities!
Friday, October 29 | Frightfully Friday! | 5 - 11 yrs (Code: 7777)
Join us for our frightfully delightful day of Halloween activities! Campers will make Jack-O-Lanterns, play
Halloween bingo and learn how to be a ghost hunter! Campers will swim, skate (optional) and finish the day at an
epic Halloween costumed dance party! Be prepared for a fun and mysterious day!
Friday, November 26 | Fantasy Friday! | 5 - 11 yrs (Code: 7779)
Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo your way into fantasy land! Get ready for a day full of imagination and FUN! Campers will
make dream catchers, fight off dragons and battle their friends at a Disney song trivia as well as swimming and
skating (optional). Get ready to join us for a day full of fantasy & magic!
Holiday Break Camps
Watch for our Holiday Break schedule coming in November! Camps, Public
Skate, Swim Schedule and more!
17Skating Guidelines
Public, Adult & Tot and Adult/Senior Skate Guidelines
Hanover Parks, Recreation & Culture welcomes patrons to Public Skating, Adult & Tot Skating and Adult
& Senior Skating. Our primary focus is to ensure the safety of staff and patrons attending our facility and
programs. Additional health and safety precautions have been put in place to minimize the risk at our facility.
Attendance Prerequisite
• Anyone attending our facility is required to wear a face covering/mask. Patrons skating can remove their
face covering/mask before heading on the ice. (Masks to be worn in the dressing room.)
• Patrons must pre-register to come skating. Pre-registration can be done one (1) week in advance in person,
via the phone (519.364.2310 x 2121) or online at www.hanover.ca/e-services
• Public Skating attendance numbers are limited by strictly controlled facility capacities and will be limited to
40 skaters. Drop-ins will not be permitted. Be prepared to be turned away if you are not registered to attend
in advance
• Children ages 7 and under must be accompanied and directly supervised on the ice by a person 16 years of
age or older
• Physically distance yourself from others not in your household by a minimum of 6 feet or 2 meters
• Avoid touching as many unnecessary surfaces where possible (i.e. the boards and glass)
• Absolutely no spitting will be tolerated and is cause for immediate removal from the facility
• The pylon marked area is reserved for parents with small children, strollers and those learning to skate. All
other skaters please remain clear of this area
• Balls, pucks, sticks, chairs or any other items that would impact the safety of any skater is not permitted
• Skate Aid frames are not available for use. Registered skaters can bring their own CSA approved skate
aids.
• Appropriate behaviour is expected. Horseplay, games figure skating (jumps, spins, etc.) and high speed
skating could jeopardize the safety of others and are deemed inappropriate
• Food & drink are not permitted on the ice surface
• Carrying a child on the ice surface is not permitted
• Please exit the ice surface promptly when buzzer sounds
• Penalty box and benches are out of bounds
• No shoes are allowed on the ice surface
• Children 7 yrs. of age and under must wear a CSA approved helmet. It is strongly recommended that all
users wear a CSA approved helmetSkating Schedule
Leisure Skate - October 4, 2021 to March 27, 2022
FREE Public Skate Adult & Tot Skate ($2.00 per adult) Adult/Senior Skate ($2.00 per person)
Wednesdays | 4:00 - 4:50pm Mondays | 9:00 - 10:00am Mondays | 10:00 - 11:00am
Sundays | 12:30 - 1:20pm Fridays | 9:00 - 10:00am Fridays | 10:00 - 11:00am
There are times when public, adult & tot and adult/senior skating are cancelled due to special events.
Cancelled October 11, 29, November 26, December 20, 24, 25, 26, 31 February 21, March 14, 18.
Huff n' Puff Hockey PA Day Skates
Recreational pick-up hockey with an emphasis placed on
the social aspects of the game. Our program is intended FREE Skates | 11:00 - 11:50am
for mature players who are friendly, enthusiastic and ready Thank you to our Sponsors
to cheer on teammates while playing a good game of
Friday, October 29
hockey!
Friday, November 26
Dates October 1 to December 17, 2021 Note: Registration is required.
When Tuesdays | 3:30 - 4:20pm
(Tuesdays beginning November 2)
Fridays | 3:30 - 4:20pm
Where P & H Centre
Cost $10.00 per visit
Slice of Ice Shinny Rentals
For shinny rentals during PA Days, Christmas Break, March Break or Snow Days. Shinny rate available Monday
to Friday, 6:00am to 4:00pm, when booking is less than 24 hours in advance of the ice booking. $36.40 per hour +
insurance + HST.
Some great ‘last minute’ ice rates available:
Prime Time – Last minute booking, less than 72 hours (3 days) prior to booking - $105.70 per hour + insurance fee
+ HST.
Non Prime Time – 7 days or less of booking date - $62.20 per hour + insurance fee + HST. This is 50% off non-
prime rate & opportunity to book your preferred ice time for PA days, Christmas Break or March Break.
Call 519.364.2310 x 2135 to inquire about date and time availability. Payment is required at time of booking.
*Prices subject to change.
19Parks, Trails & Outdoor Facilities
Parks & Athletic Fields
There are a variety of outdoor parks that you can enjoy a walk, active play, read a book or have lunch. Playgrounds, park
areas and trails systems are open and available for use from May 1 to October 1 annually.
Notice - Trail Bridges Closed
Trail bridges closed to all pedestrians & vehicles on South line section. Bridges 2 and 4 are closed & will remain closed
at this time. Alternatives for either bridge repair or trail re-route are being investigated. There is no through access on
trails system to or from Conc. 2 (South Line/ cemetery road). Barriers & signs have been posted at the bridges. Thank
you in advance for your cooperation & respect of these bridge barricades.
Parks & Outdoor Locations Maintained by Hanover Include
Location Description
Hanover Park
Playground, green space, canoe launch & picnic pavilion.
724 7th Avenue
Half pipe, mini ramp, flat quarters, quarter pipe, fun boxes, outdoor
Skateboard / Outdoor Basketball Court
basketball court, Not Supervised - involvement and supervision of youth
724 7th Avenue (adjacent to Hanover Park)
is the responsibility of parents & guardians.
Commemorative Grove
Green space & trails access.
Karl "Speck" Wilken Park | 7th Avenue
Heritage Square Amphitheatre, Labyrinth of Distinction, heritage plaques, seating areas,
10th Street suitable for special events, entertainment & Eat Well Market location.
Kinsmen Ball Park
2 lighted diamonds, 1 youth diamond, washrooms and picnic pavilion.
327 17th Avenue
Agricultural Park
1 lighted diamond and 1 unlit diamond.
7th Avenue (inside raceway)
Rail Lands Leisure Park & RC Soccer Fields
2 major pitches, 3 mini pitches, washrooms and trail access.
16th Avenue North
Fenced dog park, trails access, benches, potable water and natural terrain
Rotary Dog Park
with trees.
Playgrounds
Kinette Playland | 5th Street
Kinette Park | 21st Avenue North Playgrounds.
Legion "Bob Steer" Park | 640 14th Street
Optimist Park | 4th Street Crescent West
Community Trails System
Access Points
South Line (Concession Road 11) 11 km of trail in the Saugeen River Valley on the edge of Hanover. Enjoy
7th Street & 2nd Avenue great views from the pedestrian bridge over the Saugeen River (access
Stork Club (7th Avenue & 14th Street) via 16th Avenue N). Historical Trails Tour pamphlet is available at the
Karl "Speck" Wilken Park - 7th Avenue P&H Centre.
Rail Lands Leisure Park / Soccer Feild - 16th Ave N
24th Avenue / County Road 28
Outdoor spaces are ‘No Smoking’ areas. Smoke Free Ontario Act - No smoking at playgrounds, sports fields and
inside municipal buildings. This includes Kinsmen Ball Park, Binkley Paterson Pavilion, Agricultural Park (raceway ball
diamonds), Rail Lands Leisure Park (soccer fields), RA Crawford Athletic Fields, Hanover Park Centennial Pavilion,
Optimist Park, Kinette Park, Robert F. Steers Memorial Park and Hanover Tennis / Pickleball Courts.
Smoking violation reports can be directed to the Grey Bruce Health Unit at 519.376.9420 or 1.800.263.3456
Tennis and Pickleball Courts
The Hanover Tennis and Pickleball Club operates the courts. Memberships (season or day passes) are required and are
available from the customer service desk at the P & H Centre.
Location: 600 16th Avenue | Features: 2 tennis courts, 6 pickleball courts, court markings and lights.
20 | Parks, Recreation & Culture Guide21
Community Organizations
Airport
Saugeen Municipal Airport............................. 519.364.3220
saugeenmunicipalairport.com Alzheimer Society of Grey Bruce......... 519.376.7230 x 1121
info@alzheimergreybruce.com
Arts & Culture
Bruce Grey Mentorship................................... 519.506.5065
Grey Bruce School of Dance info@brucegreymentorship.ca
Tammy Young............................ gbsdpresident@gmail.com
greybrucedance.com Canadian Cancer Society Bluewater Unit.... 1.800.430.6228
cancer.ca
Grey Bruce Singers
Dianne Schenk................................................519.392.8351 Canadian Mental Health
greybrucesingers.ca Association Grey Bruce.................................. 519.364.7788
cmhagb.org
Hanover Community Players
Marg Poste...................info@hanovercommunityplayers.ca Central Grey-Bruce Community..................... 519.364.7788
hanovercommunityplayers.ca Cerebral Palsy Guidance................................905.522.2928
Hanover Happy Twirlers Square Dance Children's Services Bruce Grey.......................519.371.4453
Eric Fatum...................................................... 519.364.5625 bgcfs.ca
Hanover Heritage Committee Community Living Hanover
Al Morrow........................................................519.364.4810 Jill MacMillan..............................................519.364.6100 x 1
Kerry Moore School of Dance Fifth Hanover Beavers, Cubs & Scouts...........519.378.4143
Kerry Moore.................................................... 519.364.1155 scouts.ca
kmsdance.com
Girl Guides of Canada
New Millenium Quilters Guild Nancy Mellish...................................................519.378.4671
..............................newmillenniumquiltersguild@gmail.com girlguides.ca
DancEngery......................... info@dancenergystudios.com Grey Bruce Public Health Unit........................800.263.3456
dancenergystudios.com publichealthgreybruce.on.ca
Hanover Columbus Centre.............................. 519.364.4722
Hanover Family Health Team
Stacey Voisin................................................... 519.506.4348
Business Contacts
Town of Hanover Economic Development...... 519.364.2780 Hanover Bentinck & Brant Fall Fair
Doreen Schultz............................hanoverfair@hotmail.com
Downtown Improvement Area......................... 519.364.4000
Heart and Stroke Foundation...........................519.371.0083
Hanover Chamber of Commerce.................... 519.364.5777 heartandstroke.com
hanoverchamber.ca
Home & Community Care Support Service.....888.371.2112
Saugeen Economic Development Corp...........519.799.5750 southwestlhin.on.ca
sbdc.org
Horticultural Society
Barb Fleming....................................................519.364.3153
Community Organizations & Hospital Auxiliary............................................ 519.364.2340
Services, Local Charities Hospital Foundation.............................. 519.364.2340 x 203
Air Cadets..............................................812ssc@gmail.com Knights of Columbus
812aircadets.ca Jerry Poechman.............................................. 519.364.5657
22 | Parks, Recreation & Culture GuideCommunity Organizations
Launch Pad Youth Activity T.O.P.S. (Take Off Pounds Sensibly)
& Technology Centre....................................... 519.506.6300 Judy Bell .........................................................519.900-0990
mylaunchpad.ca
Victorian Order of Nurses............................... 866.212.6413
Legion Ladies Auxiliary Branch #130............. 519.364.2586
von.ca
Lions Club
Womens House of Grey & Bruce County
Daryl Becker................................. hanoverlions@gmail.com
Counseling Crisis Line....................................800.265.3026
Masonic Lodge Hanover No. 432 GRC whsbg.on.ca
Al Morrow........................................................ 519.364.4810
YMCA Community & Employment Services... 519.364.3163
Mental Health Team........................................ 519.888.5885
Multiple Sclerosis Society............................... 800.268.7582
Festivals and Events
Ontario Early Years Centre (Hanover Site)..... 519.376.8808
Canada Day........................................................519.364.2310
grey.ca/childrens-services/early-on
Carol of the Bells................................................519.506.2474
Owen Sound & Area Bereavement Support Group
Ingrid Bell................................................. 519.371.5331 x 60 Hanover Bentinck, Brant Fall Fair
Doreen Schultz.................................................. 519.364.4443
Parkinson Society of SW Ontario ...................888.851.7376
hanoverfair.ca
psso.ca
Santa Claus Parade................................... rotaryofhanover.ca
PROBUS Club
Jennette Wilken................................................www.hapc.ca
Fitness
Rotary Club New Heights Fitness & Wellness Centre.......... 519.364.2224
Al Morrow........................................................ 519.364.4810 newheightsfitness.ca
rotaryofhanover.ca
Class Factory..................................................... 519.506.2527
Royal Canadian Legion Branch #130.............. 519.364.1130 classfactory.ca
legion.ca
Saugeen R/C Flyers
Literacy
Ron Murray......................................................226.434.2239
South Grey Bruce Youth Literacy Council........ 519.364.0008
saugeenrc.ca
sgbyouthliteracy.org
Saugeen Stamp Club
Walter Berry.....................................wsberry@sympatico.ca Outdoor
Senior Citizen Friendship Clubhouse Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority............519.367.3040
Narine SieuNarine........................................... 519.364.7723 www.svca.on.ca
Social Services Grey County........................... 519.376.7112 Saugeen Nature................................................. 519.364.9924
........................................................................ 800.567.4739 www.saugeenfieldnaturalists.com
South Grey Bruce Youth Literacy Council...... 519.364.0008
sgbyouthliteracy.org
St. John Ambulance...................................519.364.7004 x 5
sja.ca
The Deck Youth Centre................................... 519.364.0423
info@yfchanover.com
23Community Organizations
Sports & Recreation
Badminton Club Lawnbowling Club
Rainer Schroeder.............................................. 519.364.2490 Linda Allen......................................................... 519.506.4580
Basketball, Youth Legion Oldtimers Hockey
Rick Barrie ..........................................hanoverbl@gmail.com Marc Kaufman................................................... 519.386.3048
Goodtimers Hockey Master’s Slo-Pitch League
Sean Colquhoun................................................. 519.377.7921 Ron Harron........................................................ 519.338.5728
Hanover Aerials Gymnastics Club Ontario Special Olympics..................... 1.888.333.5515 x 247
Brenda Jolly....................................................... 519.506.3547
Saugeen Triathalon Club..........................saugeentriclub.com
hanovergymnastics.com
Shuffleboard
Hanover Barons Jr. C.....................hanoverbarons@live.com
Ross Miller......................................................... 519.364.5460
hanoverbarons.ca
Snowmobile Club
Hanover Curling Club
Mariclaire Saunders.......................................... 800.369.7706
Doris Fisher......................................................... 519.364.1816
hanovercurlingclub.com Swingbowling
Bonnie Rody................................. stmatthews@wightman.ca
Hanover & District Figure Skating Club.............519.364.7494
hanoverskatingclub@hotmail.com Volleyball, Hanover Ladies Rec League
Becky Collins...................................................... 519.277.1978
Hanover Minor Ball..........hanoverminorbaseball@gmail.com
VON SMART Exercise &
Hanover Minor Hockey
Falls Prevention Program for Seniors............... 519.376.5895
Dave Bryant....................president@hanoverminorhockey.ca
Parkinsons
hanoverminorhockey.ca
von.ca/en/site/grey
Hanover Minor Soccer
Kendra Pollard................ president@hanoverminorsoccer.ca
hanoverminorsoccer.ca
Hanover Minor Ringette.....................................519.901.2257
hanoverringette.ca hmringette@gmail.com
Hanover Mixed Slo-Pitch League
Joe Allen............................................................ 519.369.4698
Hanover Raceway....................................... 519.364.2860 x 2
Hanover Tennis & Pickleball Club
Steve Westman................................................... 519.881.7612
hanovertennisclub@gmail.com
Horseshoe League, Men’s
Tim Becker......................................................... 519.270.8805
Karate Dojo, The.................................................705.321.9177
thekaratedojo.ca info@thekaratedojo.ca
Kung Fu, Golden Tiger School...........................519.364.0123
thegoldentiger.com
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