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Parks, Recreation &
Culture Guide
WINTER 2020
Hanover Parks, Recreation & Culture
269 7th Avenue
Hanover, ON N4N 2H5
519.364.2310 | hanover.ca
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Parks, Recreation & Culture Guide
Winter 2020
P & H Centre Department Contacts
269 7th Avenue, Hanover ON N4N 2H5 Sherri Walden
t. 519.364.2310 Director of Parks, Recreation & Culture
e. recreation@hanover.ca | w. hanover.ca t. 519.364.2310 x 2123 | e. swalden@hanover.ca
Tom Karl
Manager of Parks & Recreation Facilities
Facility Hours
t. 519.364.2310 x 2126 | e. tkarl@hanover.ca
September 3, 2019 - March 22, 2020
Monday - Friday | 6:00am - 11:00pm Lyndsay Regier
Saturday & Sunday | 7:00am - 11:00pm Administrative Supervisor
t. 519.364.2310 x 2135 | e. lregier@hanover.ca
Customer Service Desk Hours
Monday | 8:00am - 6:00pm Steph Burt
Tuesday - Friday | 8:00am - 8:00pm Aquatic Supervisor
Saturday & Sunday | 10:00am - 3:00pm t. 519.364.2310 x 2124 | e. sburt@hanover.ca
Rylee Schenk
Facility Closed Aquatic Assistant
December 24, 25 & 26, 2019 t. 519.364.2310 x 2122 | e. rschenk@hanover.ca
December 31, 2019 at 5:00pm Laura Christen
January 1, 2020 Programs Supervisor
February 17, 2020 t. 519.364.2310 x 2128 | e. lchristen@hanover.ca
Parks, Recreation & Culture..........................................3 Children's School Break Programs...........................14
Moving Forward with New Programs...........................4 Adult & Senior Programs...........................................15
Aquatic Centre................................................................5 Skating Schedule........................................................16
Facility Swim Test...........................................................6 Family Day & Labyrinth of Distinction.......................17
Pool Schedule.................................................................7 Hanover Facilities & Indoor Track.............................18
Aquatic Program Descriptions...................................8-9 Age Friendly & Heritage Services............................19
Swim Lessons...............................................................10 Culture Services........................................................20
Aquatic Programs.....................................................11-12 Community Organizations...................................21-23
Advance Courses..........................................................13
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Parks, Recreation & Culture
Stay Up To Date
For up to date information, news and
events - visit our website and social
media! Facebook & Twitter are updated
regularly with current happenings.
Everything found in this book and more
is available on our website hanover.ca
Services Refunds & Credits
A refund or credit will be granted and calculated as
ONLINE REGISTRATION - FAST, EASY, SECURE! follows:
Register online at hanover.ca/e-services or stop by
our office for any recreation programs beginning: • Program cancellation by Department - full
registration fee
December 4, 2019 for Hanover Residents • Individual cancels 7 days prior to program start
date - registration fee less $20.00 administration
December 11, 2019 for Non-Residents
fee.
Phone registrations will be accepted on December 4 • Last minute cancellations (less than 7 days prior to
(Hanover residents) or December 11 (all other area program start date) - registration fee less $20.00
residents) with credit card payment. will be granted as a credit on account (Note:
Program status is decided 7 days prior to program
start date. Your withdrawal may put the class
Fee Assistance below it's minimum number to operate.)
Everyone should have the opportunity to participate Prior to or during the program due to:
in recreation programs! • Medical Reasons - value of remaining classes less
applicable administration fee, provided no more
Grey County Residents — Grey National Child
than 75% of session has passed.
Benefit (NCB) Reinvestment Program 519.376.0484
• Program Dissatisfaction - value of remaining
x 227.
classes less applicable administration fee,
Bruce County Residents — Bruce County Social provided no more than 50% of the session has
Services 519.881.0431 or 1.800.265.3005. passed.
The Town of Hanover has a subsidy program
available to assist Hanover residents to take part in
Parks, Recreation & Culture Department programs
or services. You are encouraged to contact the
Programs 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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Moving Forward with New Programs
Moving Forward
We are pleased to support the development of new aquatic programs and offer a refresh with new opportunities.
This keeps our aquatic programs appealing and interesting!
The reality with implementing new initiatives and supporting community programs within our existing pool
schedule is that schedule revisions and changes will be necessary. The potential to attract new pool patrons
who will experience physical and social benefits, as well as the opportunity to offer unique programs is positive.
To accommodate program development, our pool patrons may note changes and revisions in
our public program schedule. This may include but is not limited to the following:
• Shared pool by multiple programs occurring at the same time
• Schedule revisions
• Registered versus drop-in programs due to limited or specialized equipment
Cooperation will be required by program organizers, participants and instructors moving forward. We anticipate
some growing pains, however, flexibility, understanding and cooperation will be necessary as we strive to
alleviate reduction of programs or times to create pool time in our facility.
As these programs evolve, we will be open to feedback to be considered as they move forward. Thank you in
advance for your cooperation. We look forward to the centre of excellence opportunities these new programs
offer as they support healthy lifestyles while working in partnership with our community members.
Winter Water Safety
• Always check ice thickness before venturing out.
• Lifejackets are for all seasons - not just summer. Wear a lifejacket during activities
around the water.
• No ice is without risk.
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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 household,
$12.25 $104.13 $196.00 $374.48 $609.07
max 5)
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
Please have a thorough shower with
Wear Appropriate Footwear soap and warm water before entering or
Bring clean flip flops or sandals to wear re-entering the pool deck.
on the pool deck. Street shoes are not Beauty products, body oils and bacteria are
permitted. damaging to our water and air quality. For
your health and others please do your part
and shower.
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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
or guardian (14 yrs+). Within arms Red
reach in Band
• 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.
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Pool Schedule
Winter Schedule | January 6 - March 22, 2020
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Lane Swim | Main pool, swirl-pool and sauna | Swim a loop in a slow, medium or fast lane.
6:00 - 8:00am 6:00 - 8:00am 6:00 - 8:00am 6:00 - 8:00am 6:00 - 8:00am 6:45 - 8:15am
11:30 - 12:30pm 11:30 - 12:30pm 11:30 - 12:30pm 11:30 - 12:30pm 11:30 - 12:30pm 11:45 - 12:45pm
8:35 - 9:50pm 8:35 - 9:50pm
Aquafit | Drop-in classes! | 45 minute classes with 15 minutes at the end to enjoy sauna & swirl-pool. | Circuit classes No Instructor.
8:15 - 9:00am 8:15 - 9:00am 8:15 - 9:00am 8:15 - 9:00am 8:15 - 9:00am
Circuit Circuit
7:30 - 8:15pm 7:30 - 8:15pm
3 lanes 3 lanes
Aqua Motion | Drop-in classes! | 45 minute classes with 15 minutes at the end to enjoy sauna & swirl-pool.
3:00 - 3:45pm 3:00 - 3:45pm
Adult N’ Tot | Wading pool play time for 6 years and under with adult
*No more than 2 children per adult. Little swimmers are available at the customer service desk.
9:30 - 10:30am 11:30 - 12:30pm 11:30 - 12:30pm 11:30 - 12:30pm 11:30 - 12:30pm
6:30 - 7:30pm
Public Swim | Entire Pool
6:45 - 7:45pm 6:30 - 7:30pm 1:00 - 2:30pm 1:00 - 2:30pm
Toonie swim Toonie swim
Family Swim | Entire Pool | Children under 18 must be accompanied into the pool by an adult.
10:30 - 11:30am
Toonie swim
Adult/Senior | Main pool, swirl-pool and sauna *One lane available for leisure swim only*
3:00 - 4:00pm 3:00 - 4:00pm 3:00 - 4:00pm 3:00 - 4:00pm 3:00 - 4:00pm
deep end only deep end only
Schedule Changes Help Reduce Pool Closures
A pool fouling will cause a closure of our pools
Friday, January 31, 2020 anywhere from 1-24 hours. Here are some healthy
PA Day Swim (toonie swim) | 1:00 - 2:00pm habits you can take to stop the spread of germs and
Friday, February 14, 2020 reduce the number of closures in our pools:
• Take your kids on bathroom breaks or check diapers
Adult & Tot Valentine's Day Swim
often.
11:30am - 12:30pm
• The use of a swim diaper is mandatory to enter the
Monday, February 17, 2020 pool if a child is not yet fully toilet trained.
Family Day Swim | 1:00 - 3:00pm • Do not swim if you are feeling sick or have been sick
in the past 24 hours. This is especially important for
March 16 - March 20, 2020 children in diapers.
Pick up our March Break Schedule for pool • Wash your body thoroughly with soap and water
schedule changes! before swimming.
Thank you for your assistance in keeping our pool clean
Saturday, March 21, 2020
for all to enjoy!
Cancelled | Public Swim | 1:00 - 2:30pm
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Aquatic Program Descriptions
Program Description
Parent & Tot 1 With a caregiver the child will explore the water through buoyancy, movement skills, introduction to
(4 - 12 months) PFD's and entries. Learn how to help your child play in the water with comfort and confidence.
With a caregiver the child will perform assisted front and back floats, learn how to travel at the
Parent & Tot 2
surface by kicking, and introduction to entries with a PFD. This level teaches children to get their face
(12 - 24 months)
wet and blow bubbles.
With a caregiver the child will have fun jumping into the water with assistance. They learn to hold their
Parent & Tot 3
breath and open their eyes under water. Kicking on front and back provide the building blocks for
(2 - 3 years)
orientation and stroke development.
NEW! Tots Time This program is for tots and their parents/guardians to enjoy time together in the pool learning and
(4 months - playing, using station activity cards and a variety of equipment. This time can be used as a safe
3 years) introductory to water, immersion, songs and play in a supervised setting. NOTE: Wading pool only.
Preschoolers develop a foundation of water skills with the Instructors. Swimmers jump into chest-
Preschool A1 deep water assisted. Floating on front and back, and back glides with assistance for 3 seconds.
(3 - 5 years) Shallow water movement wearing a PFD. Fitness swim 1-2m assisted. (Parents to accompany child
into the water for the first 5 classes)
Preschoolers develop a foundation of water skills with the Instructors. Swimmers jump into chest-
Preschool A2
deep water assisted. Floating on front and back, and glides with assistance for 3 seconds. Shallow
(3 - 5 years)
water movement wearing a PFD. Fitness swim 1-2m unassisted.
Preschoolers jump into chest-deep water and get in and get out wearing a PFD. They submerge and
Preschool B
exhale under water. They glide on front and back 3m and with a buoyant aid will flutter kick on back
(3 - 5 years)
5m. Fitness swim 2-4m unassisted.
Preschoolers try both a jump and a side roll into deep water while wearing a PFD. They recover
Preschool C
objects from the bottom in waist-deep water. They work on kicking and gliding through the water on
(3 - 5 years)
front and back unassisted. Fitness swim 5-7m unassisted.
Preschoolers learn independent jumps into deep water and exit. They open their eyes under water
Preschool D
and recover objects from chest-deep water. Front crawl is introduced at this level and for 2-3m
(3 - 5 years)
unassisted. Fitness swim is 7-9m unassisted.
Preschoolers build on deep water skills by demonstrating a forward roll entry with a PFD. They
Preschool E
develop endurance by holding their breath under water for up to 10 sec. Interval training and whip
(3 - 5 years)
kick is introduced at this level. Fitness swim 10-12m.
This is an introductory class for children aged 6 to 8 with little or no experience in the water.
Beginner 1 Participants will learn head and face submersion, front/back and side swim (assisted). The swim
(6 - 8 years) instructor works to ensure that the participants become comfortable in the water and have fun
developing a basic foundation of water skills.
Beginners become comfortable jumping into water with and without a personal flotation device. They
Swimmer 1
open their eyes, exhale and hold their breath underwater. They work on floats, glides and kicking on
(6 years and up)
front and back.
Advanced beginners jump into deeper water, and become comfortable falling sideways into the water
Swimmer 2
wearing a personal flotation device. Swimmers support themselves at the surface without an aid,
(6 years and up)
recover an object in chest-deep water. Fitness swim is 10-15m.
Swimmer 3 Swimmers develop front and back crawl strokes, and explore whip kick in a vertical position. Swimmers
(6 years and up) tread water for up to 30 sec and learn to transition from front to back flutter kick. Fitness swim is 20-25m.
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Aquatic Program Descriptions
Program Description
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.
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 swimmers who need assistance mastering a particular
in level if they feel your child is not registered in an skill or stroke. A few lessons with private instruction
appropriate level. Staff reserve the right to move a child if will leave the individual ready to continue with group
circumstances dictate. lessons. All lessons are 30 minutes in length. To arrange
private or semi-private lessons call the Aquatic Centre at
What Level should you register in? 519.364.2310.
Staff members will evaluate your child’s swimming
abilities and recommend the appropriate level. Per Lesson 5 Lessons 8 Lessons
Call 519.364.2310 x 2121 to arrange a time.
Private $41.85 $145.60 $174.08
January 6 - March 20, 2020 Semi-
$34.85 $109.75 $121.91
Monday - Friday | 11:30 - 12:30pm Private
January 12 - March 22, 2020
Sundays | 12:00 - 12:45pm
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Winter Aquatic Lessons
Wednesdays Thursdays Saturdays
Program Cost Code Code Code
Jan 22 - Mar 11 Jan 23 - Mar 12 Jan 25 - Mar 14
NOTE: Lessons will only be 8 weeks to accommodate winter weather conditions.
Parent & Tot 1
$62.88 5:00 - 5:30pm 7063 11:00 -11:30am 7064
4 - 12 months See NEW
Parent & Tot 2 'Tots Time'
$62.88 6:00 - 6:30pm 7065 10:30 - 11:00am 7066
12 - 24 months program pg 11
Parent & Tot 3 (or Saturdays)
$62.88 6:00 - 6:30pm 7112 10:30 - 11:00am 7113
2 - 3 years
Preschool A1 4:30 - 5:00pm 7067 4:30 - 5:00pm 7069 10:30 - 11:00am 7071
$66.18
3 - 5 years 5:30 - 6:00pm 7068 6:00 - 6:30pm 7070 11:00 - 11:30am 7072
Preschool A2 5:00 - 5:30pm 7073 5:00 - 5:30pm 7075 11:00 - 11:30am 7077
$66.18
3 - 5 years 5:30 - 6:00pm 7074 6:00 -6:30pm 7076 12:00 - 12:30pm 7078
Preschool B
$66.18 5:30 - 6:00pm 7079 5:00 - 5:30pm 7080 11:30 - 12:00pm 7081
3 - 5 years
Preschool C
$66.18 4:30 - 5:00pm 7082 5:00 - 5:30pm 7083 11:30 - 12:00pm 7084
3 - 5 years
Preschool D
$66.18 4:30 - 5:00pm 7085 11:00 - 11:30am 7086
3 - 5 years
Preschool E
$66.18 4:30 - 5:00pm 7087 11:00 - 11:30am 7088
3 - 5 years
Beginner 1
$66.18 6:00 - 6:30pm 7114 10:00- 10:30am 7115
6+ years
Swimmer 1 4:30 - 5:00pm 7089
$66.18 5:30 - 6:00pm 7091 11:30 - 12:00pm 7092
6+ years 6:00 -6:30pm 7090
Swimmer 2
$66.18 5:00 - 5:30pm 7094 4:30 - 5:00pm 7095 10:00 - 10:30am 7096
6+ years
Swimmer 3
$66.18 5:00 - 5:30pm 7097 5:30 - 6:00pm 7098 10:30 - 11:00am 7099
6+ years
Swimmer 4
$66.18 4:30 - 5:00pm 7100 5:00 - 5:30pm 7101 11:30 - 12:00pm 7102
6+ years
Swimmer 5
$70.53 5:45 - 6:30pm 7103 9:30 - 10:15am 7104
6+ years
Swimmer 6
$70.53 5:45 - 6:30pm 7105 9:30 - 10:15am 7106
6+ years
Swimmer 7
$70.53 5:00 - 5:45pm 7107 10:15 - 11:00am 7108
6+ years
Swimmer 8
$70.53 5:00 - 5:45pm 7109 10:15 - 11:00am 7110
8+ years
Swimmer 9
$70.53 9:30 - 10:15am 7111
8+ years
Swimmer 10
$70.53 9:30 - 10:15am 7093
8+ years
10 | Parks, Recreation & Culture GuideAquatic Programs
Instructors & Assistant Instructors Stroke Correction
All classes will be taught by a fully-certified Lifesaving Struggling with a specific swimming stroke? Join us and
Society Swim Instructor. Our Instructors have spent over work on a variety of drill-type exercises to improve your
200 hours taking courses and volunteering in Aquatic strokes. *Swimmer 4 & up. Must be currently enrolled
Instructional Programs to prepare them to teach your in swim lessons.
children.
Dates January 25 - March 14
First Lesson When Thursdays | 6:30 - 7:15pm
In our effort to ensure that your child receives the best Saturdays l 12:00 - 12:45pm
possible instruction, we ask that you bring your child’s most
Cost $3.00 per visit (30 minutes)
recent report card with him/her to the first session. This
will help your water safety instructor tailor their classes to
effectively meet the needs of each child. Lifesaving Fundamentals Club
Progress Evaluation Lifesaving Sport is an emerging aquatic program that
All participants in swimming lessons are evaluated on focuses on developing lifesaving swimming skills in
an ongoing basis through the session. Candidates who conjunction with our Lifesaving Learn to Swim Lessons.
complete all of the required skills will receive a sticker. The HRLC starts with the swimming basics. Participants
will learn and practice strokes, dives, flip turns, coiling a
Swimming Attire
rope, tow a manikin, carry weights, perform rescues, swim
• All patrons must wear appropriate swimming attire
under obstacles and swim longer distances under water.
suitable for a public family environment.
Athletes will work on skills, strength, endurance, swim 500
• Swimming attire is defined as clothing that is clean
- 1000m, team work, set personal goals and have FUN!
and used specifically for the purpose of swimming.
Did You Miss a Lesson? *Must be able to swim two lengths of the pool.
Swimming lessons may be canceled due to unforeseen "Free Try it" Tuesday, December 10 | 4:30 - 5:30pm
circumstances. Make up lessons are not available due to
participant absence. Dates January 7 - March 10
When Tuesdays | 4:30 - 5:30pm | Code 7059
Cost $142.86
Intro to Waterpolo
This sport focuses on Waterpolo fundamentals, swimming, NEW! Tots Time
treading water, throwing and most importantly FUN!
Prerequisite: Ability to swim 1 length of the pool and age 7+. This program is for tots and their parents/guardians to
enjoy time together in the pool learning and playing, using
"Free Try It": Monday November 25 | 6:30 - 7:30pm station activity cards and a variety of equipment. This time
Monday January 13 l 6:30 - 7:30pm can be used as a safe introductory to water, immersion,
songs and play in a supervised setting.
Dates January 20 - March 2 NOTE: Wading pool only. Ages: 4 months - 3 years.
Cancelled February 17
Dates January 23 - March 14
When Mondays | 6:30 - 7:30pm | Code 7060
When Thursdays | 5:30 - 6:00pm | Code 7061
Cost $88.74
Saturdays | 9:30 - 10:00am | Code 7062
Cost $ 61.90
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Aqua Float
The hottest trend in water aerobics is here! Aqua Float
(formerly Float Fit) helps build balance, core strength,
and overall fitness in all participants. Best of all, it’s FUN!
Exercises are performed in a circuit style class with
controlled work and rest periods to give you an effective
workout. Our instructors will demonstrate and help modify
exercises to best suit your fitness level. Note: Participants
must be comfortable in the water. It is possible to fall off of
your AquaBase. You will have to enter the water to get to
your AquaBase.
"Free Try It': (Pre-registration is required)
Monday January 13 | 5:15 - 5:45pm | 5:45 - 6:15pm
Dates January 20 - March 2 | Code 7042
Cancelled February 17
When Mondays | 5:30 - 6:15pm
Cost $96.88 (6 weeks)
Adults/Teens/Seniors Lessons NEW! Aqua Jog
Now is a great time to learn how to swim for fun and Come and get your jog on in our NEW Aqua Jog fitness
fitness. This program offers swimming skills/water safety class! Participants wearing a belt are tethered to a lane
instruction for adults, seniors and teens. Lessons will be rope engaging in cardiovascular, resistance and endurance
designed to meet the needs of the individual. exercises. This program uses a variety of moves and
Note: ratio will be one instructor with two adults to equipment to use the water as a training tool with low
accommodate various skill levels impact movements. Participants looking to try out aqua
fitness for the first time, long time aquafit participants,
Dates January 25 - March 14 athletes looking to cross train and those in between are all
When Saturdays | 12:00 - 12:30pm | Code 7051 welcome to participate! Our instructors will demonstrate
and help modify exercises to best suit your fitness level.
Cost $121.91 + HST
Note: Shallow and deep tethering spots available.
"Free Try It': (Pre-registration is required)
Wednesday January 8 | 8:00 - 8:30pm | 8:30 - 9:00pm
Dates January 15 - February 5 | Code 7046
February 12 - March 4 | Code 7047
When Wednesdays | 8:00 - 8:45pm
Cost $53.65/ per session (4 weeks)
12 | Parks, Recreation & Culture GuideAdvance Courses
Want to become a Lifeguard and Swim Instructor?
We are offering the National Lifeguard and Pre-National Lifeguard courses this February!
Watch for additional Advanced Training and Course details in the Spring/Summer brochure. Refer to our
Lifeguard/Instructor pathway at hanover.ca to find out what your next step is!
Course & Description Date & Time Code Cost
National Lifeguard (NL) Fridays, February 7 & 14
This intensive 40-hour course will train candidates in advanced 5:00 - 9:00pm
water rescue, emergency care and aquatic supervision. Emphasis
Saturdays, February 8 & 15
will be on accident prevention, leadership, teamwork and
10:00am - 7:00pm
communication. NL is the standard lifeguarding certification across 7116 $305.98
Canada.100% attendance is mandatory to complete the course. Sundays, February 9 & 16
Prerequisite: Bronze Cross (need not be current), 16 years of 9:00am - 6:00pm
age by the end of the course. Must hold a valid Standard First Aid * February 22 inclimate weather
certificate to register in the course. makeup date
Pre - NL
This course is for swimmers who have completed Bronze Cross Saturdays, February 8 & 15
and are waiting to take their National Lifeguard (NL). This course 2:30 - 6:30pm
will reinforce the water rescue skills learned in Bronze Cross and
7117 $36.00
introduce the new skills that will be part of the NL program. The Sunday, February 9
candidates will work in pairs as well as individuals in preparation 2:30 - 5:30pm
for the next course.
Prerequisite: Bronze Cross & age 14+
Become an Aquatics Volunteer!
What? How?
• Assist our instructors and participants during learn to Register for a free Aquatic Volunteer Workshop. An aquatic
swim winter lessons. volunteer workshop will get you prepared for your first day
of volunteering. In this workshop you will learn your role
Why? and responsibilities as a volunteer, songs and games,
• Help others learn how to swim safety formations, and ways to assist with stroke correction.
Being at least 13 years old and having Bronze Medallion is
• Meet new people and make new friends
a requirement due to the specialized nature of aquatics and
• Gain experience that will assist you in joining our team the needs of our program. Please register online, in person
• Learn new skills, use existing talents and abilities at the customer service desk or over the phone.
• Take on new and exciting challenges Date Monday, January 13
• Enthusiastic volunteers are needed! When 4:00 - 7:00pm
Cost FREE! | Code 7050
13Children's School Break Programs
No School… No Problem! Check out our Christmas Break & 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 4 to 10 years old
Where P & H Centre | Lion’s Den and Lounge
Time 9:00am to 4:00pm | Supervised drop off 8:00am to 9:00am | Supervised pick up 4:00pm to 5:15pm
Cost $42.65 per day | 3rd or more children half price on the same day (same household)
Christmas Break Camp
Thursday January 2 | New Year's Eve Rewind | 4 - 7 yrs (Code 7026) | 8 - 10 yrs (Code 7028)
Join us as we say GOODBYE to 2019 and HELLO to 2020! The day will include NYE themed crafts, swimming,
skating (optional), and a New Years Eve countdown! Rewind the clock and join us as we ring in the New Year,
Kamp K style!
Friday, January 3 | Pajama Party | 4 - 7 (Code 7027) | 8 - 10 yrs (Code 7029)
We’re very sleepy at Kamp K today, so we’ve decided to have a pajama party! Come ready to enjoy some delicious
pancakes, make dream catchers, build a fort, swimming, skating (optional) and much more. Don’t forget to wear your
favourite pajamas!
PA Day Camp
Friday January 31 | Winter Wonderland | 4 - 7 yrs (Code 7024) | 8 - 10 yrs (Code 7025)
Our winter themed camp will be your child’s cure for cabin fever! A dip in the pool, skating (optional), snowman
making, tobogganing and some snowball target practice (weather permitting). Warm up with hot chocolate and
winter crafts. This PA Day, there’s SNOW place like Kamp K!
March Break Camps
Give your kids a great MARCH BREAK this year! Be sure to check out our exciting day camps and activities
happening the entire week off from school. Check out the March Break Flyer (released in February) for more
details. Pre-registration is required as space is limited.
Dates March 16 - 20, 2020
Ages 4 to 10 years old
Where P & H Centre | Lion’s Den and Lounge
Time 9:00am to 4:00pm | Supervised drop off 8:00am to 9:00am | Supervised pick up 4:00pm to 5:15pm
Cost $42.65 per day per child | $203.25 per week per child
3rd or more children half price on the same day (same household)
14 | Parks, Recreation & Culture GuideAdult & Senior Programs
Chair Yoga Carpet Bowling
This class will focus on stretching and strengthening This indoor game is similar to Lawn Bowling. It is
the body in a simple and safe way. No need to have fun, challenging and provides a chance to socialize.
experience in yoga. Breathing techniques will be a To play is on a drop-in basis. Just come when your
part of the content of this course to help the body schedule allows! Newcomers are always welcome!
relax and leave the room with a clear mind. Please
wear comfortable clothing. Dates January 7 - April 21
Cancelled March 17
Dates January 20 - March 2 | Code 7023 When Tuesdays | 1:00 - 3:00pm
Cancelled February 17
April 6 - May 11 | Code 7020 Where P & H Centre | Lions Den
Cancelled April 13 Cost $2.50 per day
When Mondays | 10:00 - 11:00am
Where P & H Centre | Lions Den
Cost $57.23 (Session 1 | 6 weeks)
$47.69 (Session 2 | 5 weeks)
Standing Yoga
Beginners welcome! This class is one of the best
classes to start with if you are new to yoga and you
consider yourself an active person. We work the body
from head to toes, at a good pace so you can learn
all the postures. This class offers a great opportunity
to relax and learn. Please wear comfortable clothing.
Yoga mats are not provided.
Dates January 23 - March 5 | Code 7021
April 2 - May 7 | Code 7022
When Thursdays | 10:00 - 11:00am
Where P & H Centre | Lions Den
Cost $66.77 (Session 1 | 7 weeks)
$57.23 (Session 2 | 6 weeks)
Huff n' Puff Hockey
Recreational pick-up hockey with an emphasis placed
on the social aspects of the game. Our program is
intended for players who are friendly, enthusiastic
and ready to cheer on teammates while playing a
good game of hockey!
*Ages 50 and above.
Dates January 7 - March 17
January 10 - March 20
When Tuesdays | 3:30 - 4:30pm
Fridays | 3:30 - 4:30pm
Where P & H Centre
Cost $10.00 per visit
15Skating Schedule
Pick up a copy of the skating flyer, visit our website at hanover.ca or call 519.364.2310, press 5 for skating dates and times.
There are times when public skating is cancelled due to special events.
Leisure Skate - September 16, 2019 to March 22, 2020
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 - 1:30pm Fridays | 9:00 - 10:00am Fridays | 10:00 - 11:00am
Christmas Break & PA Day Skates
Christmas Break Skates PA Day Skates
FREE Skates | 11:00 - 11:50am FREE Skates | 11:00 - 11:50am
Thank you to our Sponsors Thank you to our Sponsor Canadian Tire
Monday, December 23 Tuesday, December 31 Friday, January 31
Friday, December 27 Thursday, January 2
Monday, December 30 Friday, January 3 Shinny
Friday, January 31
Shinny Junior Ages 7- 9 8:00 - 9:00am
Intermediate Ages 10 - 12 9:00 - 10:00am
Monday, December 23 Monday, December 30
Senior Ages 13 - 17 10:00 - 11:00am
Friday, December 27 Friday, January 3
$3.00 per person. Helmets and gloves are mandatory.
Junior Ages 7 - 9 8:00 - 9:00am Full equipment is strongly recommended.
Intermediate Ages 10 - 12 9:00 - 10:00am
Senior Ages 13 - 17 10:00 - 11:00am
$3.00 per person. Helmets and gloves are mandatory.
Full equipment is strongly recommended.
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. $35.00 per hour +
insurance + HST.
Looking to rent the ice for a birthday party, group of friends or family event? We have some available ice time on
Saturdays, after 9 pm.
Some great ‘last minute’ ice rates available:
Prime Time – Last minute booking, less than 72 hours (3 days) prior to booking - $101.60 per hour + insurance fee
+ HST.
Non Prime Time – 7 days or less of booking date - $59.75 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.
16 | Parks, Recreation & Culture GuideFamily Day & Labyrinth of Distinction
Family Day Celebration - Monday February 17, 2020
Hanover's Family Day of PLAY
Join us for a fun filled day of swimming, skating, children's activities and more!!
• Watch for the Family Day flyer on our website and social media platforms.
• Check out the full list of events happening in Grey and Bruce Counties at
playbrucegrey.com or like the PLAY in Bruce Grey Facebook page.
Labyrinth of Distinction The Labyrinth of Distinction includes
the following categories:
If you know a person or group whose
accomplishments, contributions and dedication Community Builders
have been influential to the betterment of, or have Individuals considered outstanding leaders who
bestowed honour for the Hanover community and/ have made a significant impact or shaped the Town
or society, consider completing a nomination form. of Hanover's existence via their leadership, vision,
discoveries or strategies over an extended period
Nomination deadline is March 31, 2020 for of time. These contributions must not have been for
consideration for this year’s Induction. personal financial gain and be over and above a paid
Nominations are accepted on an ongoing basis. employment role. This category includes individuals
involved in Health & Academics, Industry & Business
Please see the nomination information and form at and Community Service.
www.hanover.ca/parks-and-trails or pickup a copy
from the P & H Centre or Municipal Office. A list Personal Achievements and / or Accomplishments
of inductees currently included in the Labyrinth of Persons of extraordinary ability and dedication who
Distinction is included in the nomination information have earned distinction by bestowing pride and honour
flyer. on the Hanover community and themselves. This
category includes individuals involved in Politics, Sports
and Arts.
17Town of Hanover Facilities & Indoor Track
Facilities for Rent
Are you planning a reception, banquet, seminar or meeting? The Town of Hanover has a variety of facility rental options
throughout the Town that could accommodate your next private or corporate function. Certificate of insurance required for
all rentals. For more information call 519.364.2310. Discount available upon booking 5 or more room rentals.
Note: Maximum capacity for rooms are subject to room setup style.
Location Facility Maximum Setup Styles Equipment Kitchen(ette)
Saugeen Room 30 Boardroom, Classroom, Tables, Chairs, Overhead X
Civic Theatre/Presentation Presentation Screen, TV
Community Hall 50 X
Centre
Theatre 261 Accessible Seating
Boardroom 16
Classroom 50 Boardroom, Classroom, Tables, Chairs, Overhead X
Theatre/Presentation, Presentation Screen (Only
Lounge 50 X
Round tables Lions Den), TV
P&H Lion's Den 125 (Only Lions Den) X
Centre Ice Pad 2100 Tables & Chairs
Water Slide, Beach Umbrella, Tarzan Rope, Sauna,
Pool
230 Swirlpool, Beach entry Wading Pool, 5-Lane Lap Pool.
(Regional Aquatic Centre) Pool is accessible.
Track & Dryland Training Use
Enjoy a walk or run on the Our track and dryland training area is free to use
by all patrons. Donations are appreciated - please
P & H Centre’s 100 meter (300 deposit in donation box or drop by the Customer
feet) walking track. Service Desk. Walking track and dryland training
area will be available for use during P & H Centre’s
18 laps on the track = 1 mile.
facility hours and are subject to change, which will be
The walking track includes varying elevations,
posted.
unique views and a place to walk/run in
all kinds of weather! Extended options are Walk or Run | 6:00 - 8:00am
available by using the spectator seating area Seniors Walk | 8:00 - 10:00am
and stairs (approximately 1000 feet). Just 30 Stroller Time (parent & tot) | 10:00 - 12:00pm
minutes of brisk walking or jogging each day Walk or Run | 12:00pm - Close
can help improve mental and physical health. Patrons are welcome to share the track during these
times but must be considerate of the use by the
scheduled group.
18 | Parks, Recreation & Culture GuideAge Friendly & Heritage Services
Hanover Age-Friendly
Our Age Friendly initiatives include:
• Fall Senior Star Newsletter delivered to your mailboxes in November.
• Age-Friendly Business checklist development and awareness with our businesses.
Age- Friendly Committee Members | Warren Dickert (Council rep) | Dorothy Adams | Amber Schieck | Norma
Graham | Megan Kanters | Ed Hotchkiss | Ed King | Anne Marie Shaw | Ron Zavitz.
The committee meets monthly on the third Tuesday at 2:00pm.
For more information contact: Sherri Walden | t. 519.364.2310 x 2123 | e. swalden@hanover.ca
Building Recognition Signs Hanover Heritage Advisory
Take a stroll downtown and look for the brass plaques Committee
on the following buildings Rexall, Temptations, Leifso The Heritage Committee promotes Hanover history
& Leifso Professional Corporation Law Office, Dutch awareness, hosts Heritage events, creates heritage
Deli, Optical Gallery, Lyons and Company, McIntee displays and documents our Town’s history through
and TD Bank. All of these properties are featured archive collection (photos, artifacts) and physical
on the Hanover Historic Buildings Story Map. A property inventory.
virtual tour that provides a glimpse into the historical
past of Hanover’s buildings. Go to www.hanover.ca/
history-and-heritage for the link. Heritage Displays
Committee welcomes donations to our archives!
If you have something that you feel is historically
significant in your closest, drawers and attics, please
contact us. We are looking for interesting Hanover
artifacts and memorabilia that tell a piece of the story
of Hanover’s past.
Consider photos | books | postcards | awards |
souvenirs | medals | pins | etc.
Objects pertaining to military | businesses/stores
| music | schools | medicine | sports | homes |
churches | etc.
From the eras Early Years before 1900 | New
Century 1900 – 1914 | World War 1 1914 – 1918 |
Roaring Twenties 1919 – 1929 | Depression 1929 –
1939 | World War 2 1939 – 1945 | Baby Boom 1946
– 1966 | Modern Times 1966 onward.
More Heritage initiatives information at:
hanover.ca/history-and-heritage.
19Culture Services
Hanover Civic Theatre
Our Civic Theatre has served as an arts and cultural
location for over 100 years! It is located in our
downtown core at 443 10th Avenue (same building
as municipal offices & library). A venue that hosts a
variety of musical performances, theatre productions
and dance recitals.
The Civic Theatre & Community Hall
provides the following features:
• Bandshell style stage with access to backstage
area and lower level dressing rooms.
• Tiered seating for 275 audience members.
• Accessible by elevator & 4 accessible seating
spaces (more spaces available but does require
removing seating which reduces total audience
seating to 253).
• Climate controlled environment. Winter 2019/2020 Theatre Events
• Lighting system (requires Town lighting operator For more details regarding their performances
to be hired). and productions, see their website.
• Access to the Community Hall for intermission Hanover Community Players
and souvenir sales. December 13 - 15, 2019
hanovercommunityplayers.ca
The Theatre and Community Hall
is a great location for: DancEnergy Competitive Showcase
• Keynote speaker sessions. March 7, 2020
• Music, dance and theatre performances. dancenergystudios.com
• Fashion shows.
• Ceremonies or events. Back Porch Events Concert Series
For rental inquires, contact Hanover Parks, www.backporchevents.ca
Recreation & Culture at 519.364.2310 x 2135.
January 31, 2020
Floyd Factor Pink Floyd Tribute
February 28, 2020
The British Invasion
March 13, 2020
Pianoman A Tribute to Billy Joel
20 | Parks, Recreation & Culture GuideCommunity Organizations
Airport
Alzheimer Society of Grey Bruce......... 519.376.7230 x 1121
Saugeen Municipal Airport............................. 519.364.3220
info@alzheimergreybruce.com
saugeenmunicipalairport.com
Bruce Grey Mentorship................................... 519.506.5065
Arts & Culture info@brucegreymentorship.ca
Bruce Grey Film Society...................bgfilms@wightman.ca Canadian Cancer Society Bluewater Unit.... 1.800.430.6228
Grey Bruce School of Dance cancer.ca
Jamie Fleet................................ gbsdpresident@gmail.com Canadian Mental Health
greybrucedance.com Association Grey Bruce.................................. 519.364.0184
Grey Bruce Singers cmhagb.org
Dianne Schenk................................................519.392.8351 Central Grey-Bruce Community..................... 519.364.7788
greybrucesingers.ca
Cerebral Palsy Guidance................................905.522.2928
Hanover Community Players
Linda Manchester........................................... 519.364.9924 Children's Services Bruce Grey.......................519.371.4453
hanovercommunityplayers.ca bgcfs.ca
Hanover Happy Twirlers Square Dance Community Care Grey-Bruce Access Centre.. 888.371.2112
Eric Fatum...................................................... 519.364.5625 sw.ccac-ont.ca
Hanover Heritage Committee Community Living Hanover
Al Morrow........................................................519.364.4810 Jill MacMillan..........................................519.364.6100 x 205
Kerry Moore School of Dance Fifth Hanover Beavers, Cubs & Scouts....1.888.ScoutsNow
Kerry Moore.................................................... 519.364.1155 scouts.ca
New Millenium Quilters Guild Girl Guides of Canada
..............................newmillenniumquiltersguild@gmail.com Nancy Mellish...................................................519.378.4671
girlguides.ca
Queen’s Bush Chorus of Harmony
Erika Rhody.................................................... 519.364.2897 Grey Bruce Public Health Unit........................800.263.3456
publichealthgreybruce.on.ca
DancEnergy................................... dancenergystudios.com
Hanover Columbus Centre.............................. 519.364.4722
Hanover Family Health Team
Business Contacts David Ford....................................................... 519.506.4348
Town of Hanover Economic Development...... 519.364.2780
Hanover Bentinck & Brant Fall Fair
Downtown Improvement Area......................... 519.364.4000 Doreen Schultz............................hanoverfair@hotmail.com
Hanover Chamber of Commerce.................... 519.364.5777 Heart and Stroke Foundation...........................519.371.0083
hanoverchamber.ca heartandstroke.com
Saugeen Economic Development Corp...........519.799.5750 Horticultural Society
sbdc.org Barb Fleming....................................................519.364.3153
Community Improvement Partnership (CIP).....519.506.2474 Hospital Auxiliary............................................ 519.364.2340
Community Organizations & Hospital Foundation........................................ 519.364.2340
Services, Local Charities IWA Canada Local 2-500 (Office)................... 519.364.2229
Air Cadets....................................................812aircadets.ca Knights of Columbus
thehenrys@sympatico.ca Jerry Poechman.............................................. 519.364.5657
21Community Organizations
Launch Pad Youth Activity T.O.P.S. (Take Off Pounds Sensibly)
& Technology Centre....................................... 519.506.6300 AM Classes - Phyllis Blake............................. 519.364.4531
launchpad@yatc.ca PM Classes - Adele Schmidt.......................... 519.364.3568
Legion Ladies Auxiliary Branch #130............. 519.364.2586 Victorian Order of Nurses............................... 866.212.6413
von.ca
Legion............................................................... 519.364.1130
legion.ca Womens House of Grey & Bruce County
Counseling Crisis Line....................................800.265.3026
Lions Club
Brenda McRae............................. hanoverlions@gmail.com YMCA Community & Employment Services... 519.364.3163
Masonic Lodge Hanover No. 432 GRC
Al Morrow........................................................ 519.364.4810
Mental Health Team........................................ 519.888.5885 Festivals and Events
Canada Day........................................................519.364.2310
Multiple Sclerosis Society............................... 800.268.7582
Carol of the Bells................................................519.506.2474
Ontario Early Years Centre (Hanover Site)..... 519.376.8808
Hanover Bentinck, Brant Fall Fair
Owen Sound & Area Bereavement Support Group
Doreen Schultz.................................................. 519.364.4443
Mary Winkler.......................................... 519.371.5331 x 247
Hanover Sights & Sounds Festival.....................519.506.2474
Parkinson Society of SW Ontario ...................888.851.7376
www.sights.sounds.ca
PROBUS Club
Santa Claus Parade................................... rotaryofhanover.ca
Joel Cote..........................................................www.hapc.ca
Rotary Club
Al Morrow........................................................ 519.364.4810 Fitness
New Heights Fitness & Wellness Centre.......... 519.364.2224
Royal Canadian Legion Branch #130.............. 519.364.1130
newheightsfitness.ca
Saugeen Rail Modellers.................................. 519.364.0342
Class Factory..................................................... 519.506.2527
Saugeen R/C Flyers classfactory.ca
Ron Murray...................................................... 519.245.5904
Saugeen Stamp Club Literacy
Peter Kritz........................................................519.364.4752 South Grey Bruce Youth Literacy Council........ 519.364.0008
sgbyouthliteracy.org
Saugeen Toastmasters
Trudy Baran..................................................... 519.364.4015
Outdoor
saugeentoastmasters.com
Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority............519.367.3040
Senior Citizen Friendship Clubhouse www.svca.on.ca
Narine SieuNarine........................................... 519.364.7723
Saugeen Nature................................................. 519.364.9924
Social Services Grey County........................... 519.376.7112 www.saugeenfieldnaturalists.com
........................................................................ 800.567.4739
South Grey Bruce Youth Literacy Council...... 519.364.0008
St. John's Ambulance..................................... 519.364.7004
The Deck Youth Centre................................... 519.364.0423
22 | Parks, Recreation & Culture GuideCommunity Organizations
Sports & Recreation
Badminton Club Lawnbowling Club
Rainer Schroeder.............................................. 519.364.2490 Linda Allen......................................................... 519.506.4580
Basketball, Youth Legion Oldtimers Hockey
Eric Cudney............................... hybl.convenor@hotmail.com Marc Kaufman................................................... 519.386.3048
Goodtimers Hockey Master’s Slo-Pitch League
Bruce Fidler........................................................519.901.0928 Ron Harron.........................................................519.364.3750
Hanover Aerials Gymnastics Club Ontario Special Olympics..................... 1.888.333.5515 x 246
Brenda Jolly....................................................... 519.364.6576
Saugeen Triathalon Club..........................saugeentriclub.com
hanovergymnastics.com
Shuffleboard
Hanover Barons Jr. C.............................. barons@eastlink.ca
Ross Miller......................................................... 519.364.5460
Hanover Curling Club
Snowmobile Club
Doris Fisher......................................................... 519.364.1816
Karen Suratynski............................................... 800.387.7669
hanovercurlingclub.com
Swingbowling
Hanover & District Figure Skating Club.............519.364.7494
Bonnie Rody.......................................................519.364.1998
skateontario.org
Volleyball, Hanover Ladies Rec League
Hanover Minor Ball..........hanoverminorbaseball@gmail.com
Lesia Ahrens.......................................................519.364.1944
Hanover Minor Hockey
VON SMART Exercise &
Dan Bailey...........................................................519.374.9900
Falls Prevention Program for Seniors............... 519.376.5895
Hanover Minor Soccer Parkinsons
Eric Obermayer............... president@hanoverminorsoccer.ca von.ca/en/site/grey
Hanover Minor Ringette.....................................519.901.2257
hmringette@gmail.com
Hanover Mixed Slo-Pitch League
Joe Allen............................................................ 519.369.2785
Hanover Swim Club................................ hanoverswimclub.ca
Hanover Raceway....................................... 519.364.2860 x 2
Hanover Tennis & Pickleball Club
Stephen Peckham..............................................519.379.7363
Pickleball - Murray Griffin...................................519.881.8310
hanovertennisclub@gmail.com
Horseshoe League, Men’s
Tim Becker......................................................... 519.270.8805
Ivan Monk...........................................................519.364.5106
Karate Dojo, The.................................................705.321.9177
thekaratedojo.ca
Kung Fu, Golden Tiger School...........................519.364.0123
thegoldentiger.com
23Hanover Parks, Recreation & Culture
269 7th Avenue
Hanover, ON N4N 2H5
t. 519.364.2310 | w. hanover.ca
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