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Dates to Remember
Skating/Hockey Rink
Feb 7, 7:30am-5:30pm &
Feb 8, 8am-3:30pm – Red Cross Expert First Aid
Course
Feb 14, 9am-Noon – Hockey Day in Ottawa
Feb 16, 1-6pm – Winter Fun Day
Rinks and the building will be supervised
weekdays 5:30 to 9 pm and Weekends:
Saturday 1 to 9pm & Sunday 1 to
7:30pm Depending on weather from Dec 20
to March 1.
Public Skating (no nets on the unboarded
ice) Sundays 1 to 3
Public Skating (no nets on the unboarded
ice) Thursdays 5:30 to 7pm
SC Editor: Margaret Stenfert
Communication to the Newsletter Editor should
be addressed to: [email protected]
Tanglewood/Hillsdale Community Association
Membership Registration/Renewal Form
Address:
Postal
Code:
Phone No:
Membership
Name(s):
E-mail:
Names of Family Members
Please provide the Names of all Family Members and the age of those under 18.
Please circle one
of the following
One year $8.00
Registration can be done online at www.thca.ca
Cheques payable to: Tanglewood-Hillsdale
Community Association.
Three years $20.00
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Drop off in mailbox or send to: Tanglewood Parks Community Centre, 30 Woodfield Drive, Ottawa, ON, K2G 3Y5
Phone: 613-226-7800
Staying Connected
SC: THCA Community Newsletter January 2015
Annual Recognition Luncheon and AGM
Among those in attendance at the November
15 luncheon were Councillor K. Egli and Lucy
Gierer. Volunteer of the Year was the late
Franz Gierer. Councillor Egli announced that
the application to name the community
centre’s kitchen (owned by the city) in Franz’s
memory would soon be going out for public
comment. Once comments were received and
approval given, a commemorative celebration
will be held at the Centre, possibly during
Family Day February 16. Recipients of the
judged Lawn & Garden, Home for the
December Holiday & Halloween Decoration
Contests received certificates. 2013 individual
home pictures will be proudly on display
throughout the Centre during the next year.
Thanks to Pauline Budd for overseeing their
mounting. Some more recent ones, taken by
photographer Liz Bradley, are posted to thca.ca
website’s carousel photo gallery.
Regarding the affairs of the Association, you
may recall that one of its responsibilities is the
operation of our Community Centre.
Consolidated Revenues for the year ending
September 30 was $44,665 of which
approximately 73% was generated via rental of
the facility, 9% from City’s grant to operate
the rink, 8% from Activities, 6% from
Donations and 3% from Membership.
Combined Expenses were $36,204, of which
45% was allocated to the city for their portion
of Rentals of the Facility, 31% was Personnel,
8% was Communications, 6% was Program &
Events, 6% was Minor Capital Acquisitions
and 4% was Administration. Pauline BuddKenny
diligently
oversaw
property
management and scheduling of the Center.
Niki Mintenko and Yushra Khodabocus
ardently oversaw indoor and outdoor activities
& events, Allen Deering ably oversaw facility
promotion, while Annet de Boer skilfully
oversaw Membership.
Bookkeeping was
capably done by Jingjing Fu with keen
oversight of Maria Baker, our treasurer. All
were thanked.
Winter Family Fun Day!
Monday February 16, 1 to 6pm
Tanglewood Community Centre
30 Woodfield Dr.
Come celebrate Family Day with families
in your neighbourhood! Lots of fun for all
ages! It will feature outdoor activities such
as a horse drawn Sleigh Ride, tug-of-war,
snowshoe races and skating. And indoor
activities such as bingo, Music, children’s
crafts by ‘KidsCreate’ and glitter face
painting by ‘A Little Bit Of Bling’. ‘Hard
Stones Grill’ restaurant will provide chili
and hotdogs. Don’t forget your THCA
Membership card or purchase one for
$8/year/family for your discount on food.
Tim Hortons will provide hot chocolate and
coffee for FREE.
Watch the website, www.thca.ca, for
changes and more details!
THCA gratefully acknowledges the
financial support from the city of Ottawa
for this event.
Our Association’s top priorities had been
achieving improvements to Medhurst and
Tanglewood Parks.
These have been
accomplished. Hats off to Danilo Orazco who
oversaw the installation of the volleyball
court, outdoor notice board, games table, and
the care of the two flower planters. He did so
with the assistance of NROCRC and
Councillor Egli, and while also providing
leadership to Neighbourhood Watch. With
the assistance of Councillor Egli and under
the observant eye of Pauline Budd, a games
table was installed near the basketball and ball
hockey courts of Tanglewood Park, and a
fence and benches were installed between
these courts.
These improvements
complement the community winter rink
which last year operated from December 23 to
March 16 under the experienced supervision
of Matt Budd-Kenny. Matt and crew join us
again this season. A successful application
was made for additional funding to provide an
enhanced Carnival on Family Day, February
16. Hardstones Grill has offered to assist with
Family Day as they did with the Cornroast,
Tim Hortons will provide coffee & hot
chocolate as they did on the Corn Roast, as
well as this past summer t-shirts and medals
for soccer. Hobby Centre will supply event
prizes and Crossroads Canadian Tire will
again provide a bucket of pucks. Please
support our sponsors and other local
businesses.
A third Association priority has been
increasing awareness of the programs and
events offered at the Centre. Appreciation
was extended to Margaret Stenfert, Staying
Connected editor. Inserted in our newsletter
SC is programming Highlights. Prepared by
Allen, it will now be published three times a
year.
It shows programs run by other
organizations such as NROCRC, by the City’s
Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services and
by ourselves.
Katherine Occhuito of
NROCRC, City staff Kristy Hardiman and
Dinos Dafniotis were thanked for their
contribution to the programs at our Centre.
Pamela Belfer was thanked for monitoring
voice-mail about the Center activities.
.
Keeping you up-to-date of the News of our
Neighbourhood has also been the goal of the
website: thca.ca. In the spring the Association
transitioned from David Lyon to Thomas
Bradley as webmaster. David’s long standing
contribution
to
our
community
was
acknowledged as being stellar. Thomas, Allen,
Pauline, Alysha Akoodie, who is the Board
secretary, have been working on a refurbished
website. It will come on stream early in the
New Year. You will continue to be able to
subscribe to our blog and be linked to Ottawa
Rinks. Our Activity Calendar and On-line
Registration for Activities will remain valued
pages. Our Room Availability Calendar and
Rental Reservation Form will also remain.
Volunteer Coordinator Wendy Farant, who
oversaw the distribution of the Fridge Magnets
with our last issue of SC, was thanked for
rejoining the board.
She works with
distributors P. Bloskie, A. De Boer, S. de Boer,
J. Heney, N. Mintenko, I. Inyang, B. Martin,
G. Roderick, V. Siciliano and J. Ward to put
out the news. SC is now regularly distributed
to the Medhurst Apartment building. SC is
also archived on the website.
At the Annual General Meeting portion of
Recognition Day elected were Graeme
Roderick, president, Allen Deering, vice
president, Maria Baker, treasurer and Alysha
Akoodie, secretary.
Directors at large are Ted Baker, Annet de
Boer, Wendy Farant, Danilo Orazco and Rose
Garces . Regarding the Centre’s Committee of
Management, the Board recently confirmed
Jingjng, Pam and Graeme in the positions of
bookkeeper, secretary and chair. Pauline [facility
manager] Niki and Yushra [Activity Managers]
and Allen [facility promoter] remain in their
positions. The scheduler and facilitator of Centre
volunteers are vacant positions and are being
advertised in this Issue. If you are interested in
helping out or you want further details, contact
Graeme at 613-226-7081. The efforts of all those
who contribute to making this a better
neighbourhood are appreciated.
Your
membership makes a difference to the quality of
life here.
Make a Difference In Your Community!
If interested and for more information, please
e-mail [email protected]
Volunteers are needed to supervise the change
room from 4:15 to 5:30 weekdays If we have
volunteers then the building will be open from
4:30 to 5:30 on weekdays.
Volunteer Facilitator
You are a member of the Centre’s management
team, responsible for recruiting, police
references, and event assignments. You work
primarily with the Program & Events Managers.
Commitment: 1- 2 hrs/wk except for 3 seasonal
events: the Winter Carnival, Ontario Family Day
and Fall Corn Roast. Past experience desirable.
Police reference check required. Compensation is
an honorarium of $35/month.
Scheduler
You are a member of the Centre’s management
team, responsible for issuing permits to those
renting the facility. Works closely with Facility
Manager as well as Program & Events Managers.
Basic computer literacy is necessary. 2-3 hrs/wk,
flexible hours. Compensation is an honorarium of
$75/month..
Volunteer Needed
To clear the pathway from the road to the bulletin
board in Medhurst Park (opposite Canbury Cres.); a
distance of 60 feet. Out of pocket expenses
reimbursed.
Red Cross Expert First Aid Course
At the Tanglewood community center
Sat., Feb 7/15 7:30am to 5:30pm in Hillsdale hall
and Sun., Feb 8/15 8am to 3:30pm in Lions den
Cost $125 + HST (Guiders $80 +HST)
If interested email Angie [email protected]
by Jan 30/15.
Hockey Day in Ottawa
Saturday February 14, 9am to Noon
If you have a team or are interested in joining a team
please talk to Matt during supervised hours at the
rink. Details will be posted on the bulletin board
and our website.
Christmas Decorations Contest
Winners!
Single house:
10 Garrick Cres.
Semi-detached: 9 Benlea Dr.
Townhouse:
78 B Brockington Cr
Neighbours Working Together:
22C, 22D, 22E Woodfield Dr.
Best Street:
Brydon Crt.
Best Tree:
49 Kidgrove Gardens
Our Association’s top priorities had been
achieving improvements to Medhurst and
Tanglewood Parks.
These have been
accomplished. Hats off to Danilo Orazco who
oversaw the installation of the volleyball
court, outdoor notice board, games table, and
the care of the two flower planters. He did so
with the assistance of NROCRC and
Councillor Egli, and while also providing
leadership to Neighbourhood Watch. With
the assistance of Councillor Egli and under
the observant eye of Pauline Budd, a games
table was installed near the basketball and ball
hockey courts of Tanglewood Park, and a
fence and benches were installed between
these courts.
These improvements
complement the community winter rink
which last year operated from December 23 to
March 16 under the experienced supervision
of Matt Budd-Kenny. Matt and crew join us
again this season. A successful application
was made for additional funding to provide an
enhanced Carnival on Family Day, February
16. Hardstones Grill has offered to assist with
Family Day as they did with the Cornroast,
Tim Hortons will provide coffee & hot
chocolate as they did on the Corn Roast, as
well as this past summer t-shirts and medals
for soccer. Hobby Centre will supply event
prizes and Crossroads Canadian Tire will
again provide a bucket of pucks. Please
support our sponsors and other local
businesses.
A third Association priority has been
increasing awareness of the programs and
events offered at the Centre. Appreciation
was extended to Margaret Stenfert, Staying
Connected editor. Inserted in our newsletter
SC is programming Highlights. Prepared by
Allen, it will now be published three times a
year.
It shows programs run by other
organizations such as NROCRC, by the City’s
Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services and
by ourselves.
Katherine Occhuito of
NROCRC, City staff Kristy Hardiman and
Dinos Dafniotis were thanked for their
contribution to the programs at our Centre.
Pamela Belfer was thanked for monitoring
voice-mail about the Center activities.
.
Keeping you up-to-date of the News of our
Neighbourhood has also been the goal of the
website: thca.ca. In the spring the Association
transitioned from David Lyon to Thomas
Bradley as webmaster. David’s long standing
contribution
to
our
community
was
acknowledged as being stellar. Thomas, Allen,
Pauline, Alysha Akoodie, who is the Board
secretary, have been working on a refurbished
website. It will come on stream early in the
New Year. You will continue to be able to
subscribe to our blog and be linked to Ottawa
Rinks. Our Activity Calendar and On-line
Registration for Activities will remain valued
pages. Our Room Availability Calendar and
Rental Reservation Form will also remain.
Volunteer Coordinator Wendy Farant, who
oversaw the distribution of the Fridge Magnets
with our last issue of SC, was thanked for
rejoining the board.
She works with
distributors P. Bloskie, A. De Boer, S. de Boer,
J. Heney, N. Mintenko, I. Inyang, B. Martin,
G. Roderick, V. Siciliano and J. Ward to put
out the news. SC is now regularly distributed
to the Medhurst Apartment building. SC is
also archived on the website.
At the Annual General Meeting portion of
Recognition Day elected were Graeme
Roderick, president, Allen Deering, vice
president, Maria Baker, treasurer and Alysha
Akoodie, secretary.
Directors at large are Ted Baker, Annet de
Boer, Wendy Farant, Danilo Orazco and Rose
Garces . Regarding the Centre’s Committee of
Management, the Board recently confirmed
Jingjng, Pam and Graeme in the positions of
bookkeeper, secretary and chair. Pauline [facility
manager] Niki and Yushra [Activity Managers]
and Allen [facility promoter] remain in their
positions. The scheduler and facilitator of Centre
volunteers are vacant positions and are being
advertised in this Issue. If you are interested in
helping out or you want further details, contact
Graeme at 613-226-7081. The efforts of all those
who contribute to making this a better
neighbourhood are appreciated.
Your
membership makes a difference to the quality of
life here.
Make a Difference In Your Community!
If interested and for more information, please
e-mail [email protected]
Volunteers are needed to supervise the change
room from 4:15 to 5:30 weekdays If we have
volunteers then the building will be open from
4:30 to 5:30 on weekdays.
Volunteer Facilitator
You are a member of the Centre’s management
team, responsible for recruiting, police
references, and event assignments. You work
primarily with the Program & Events Managers.
Commitment: 1- 2 hrs/wk except for 3 seasonal
events: the Winter Carnival, Ontario Family Day
and Fall Corn Roast. Past experience desirable.
Police reference check required. Compensation is
an honorarium of $35/month.
Scheduler
You are a member of the Centre’s management
team, responsible for issuing permits to those
renting the facility. Works closely with Facility
Manager as well as Program & Events Managers.
Basic computer literacy is necessary. 2-3 hrs/wk,
flexible hours. Compensation is an honorarium of
$75/month..
Volunteer Needed
To clear the pathway from the road to the bulletin
board in Medhurst Park (opposite Canbury Cres.); a
distance of 60 feet. Out of pocket expenses
reimbursed.
Red Cross Expert First Aid Course
At the Tanglewood community center
Sat., Feb 7/15 7:30am to 5:30pm in Hillsdale hall
and Sun., Feb 8/15 8am to 3:30pm in Lions den
Cost $125 + HST (Guiders $80 +HST)
If interested email Angie [email protected]
by Jan 30/15.
Hockey Day in Ottawa
Saturday February 14, 9am to Noon
If you have a team or are interested in joining a team
please talk to Matt during supervised hours at the
rink. Details will be posted on the bulletin board
and our website.
Christmas Decorations Contest
Winners!
Single house:
10 Garrick Cres.
Semi-detached: 9 Benlea Dr.
Townhouse:
78 B Brockington Cr
Neighbours Working Together:
22C, 22D, 22E Woodfield Dr.
Best Street:
Brydon Crt.
Best Tree:
49 Kidgrove Gardens
ADULTS
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Yoga Society
[ Centre[ Organizational
Run ]
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kinds
of seed-beads
Chairlamp-work
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postures,
techniques,
Jewellery.
Bead
embroidery
done on a chair,The postures are not
Day:
Third Sunday
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practised
Date
:
All
Year
Round
Time:
everyone. Chair yoga benefits1:30
those– 3:30 pm
Cost:
$35/year
who have physical conditions that
Info:
http://ottawabeadsociety.org/
require
them to exercise on a chair.
Day: Mondays except third Mondays &
T.O.P.S.
(Take
Oct 14,Nov
11Off Pounds Sensibly) [ Org Run ]
Date: Sept 23/13 – Dec 9/13
Weight Loss Group
Day:
Tuesdays
Time: 5:30 – 8:00 pm
Time:
1:00 – 2:00 pm
Date: All Year Round
Cost
TopsTanglewood
membershipCommunity
required $35.00
a year
Where:
Centre
$2.50Lions
a week
there after
Den
Info: Drop in and ask for Sandra
Cost: $55 for 8 wks
Attend as many classes as you like.
These are chair exercises with some
standing for balance exercises.
Range of motion, Rhythm and coordination,
Strength and Balance.
Tuesdays 2:30 p.m.—3:00 p.m. Hillsdale Hall
Tuesdays 3:00 p.m.—3:30 p.m. Hillsdale Hall
Thursdays 11:30 a.m.—12:00 p.m. Hillsdale Hall
Thursdays 12:00 p.m.—12:30 p.m. Hillsdale Hall
Info: Champlain Community Care Access Centre
at (613) 310-2222, or email [email protected].
WORKSHOP
Therapeutic Yoga Workshops [ Org Run ]
SENIORS
Indo-Canadian Community Centre (ICCC)
Seniors Group [ Organizational Run ]
Day: Fridays
Time: 1:00 - 4:00 pm
Participants: Indo-Canadian Seniors
Cost: No charge
Activities: Mingling & Fellowship,
Educational/Informational Talk, Games &
Entertainment ( Bridge , Scrabble ), Tutorials
& Demonstrations, Tea and snacks,Yoga
Info: Sudesh Kanda 613-869-0349
This class is for helping people move, breathe,
live and feel better so they can continue doing the
things they love.
Day: last Sunday of the month Time: 2pm – 4pm
When: Feb 22/15 Breathe well
Mar 29/15 Relieve your lower back
Apr 26/15 Awaken your core
May 31/15 Tight hips
Cost: $25
Info: Jessica Keats
Web: www.yogawithjessica.ca
Email [email protected]
Call 613 608 8844 Young at Hearts Social Club 55+ [Center Run ]
Come out on the third Monday of each month for a
variety of fun activities Time: 1:00- 3:00 pm
Jan 19/15
Movie & Popcorn
Feb 23/15
Police Presentation
Mar 23/15
Tea Party
Apr 20/15
Bingo
Where: Tanglewood Community Centre [Hillsdale Hall]
Info: Rose Marie at [email protected] or
613-596-5626 Ext 259
Barbara at [email protected]
SC: THCA Community Newsletter January 2015
FREE Exercise Classes for Seniors [ Center
Run ]
Tanglewood/Hillsdale Community Activities
Winter & Spring Schedule
For up-to-date details on revisions, cancellations or new activities visit our
website at thca.ca
Tanglewood Center Program Registration:
In person: attend the program.
Mail: Registration form visit www.thca.ca (under the programs tab click on TPCC run
programs) with cheque payable to Tanglewood Park Community Centre
Mail or drop off : Tanglewood Community Centre, 30 Woodfield Drive, Ottawa-Nepean,
ON K2G 3Y5
Read our blog at thca.ca for other methods to register
City Program Registration:
In Person: Visit any recreation facility during normal working hours to register for your
course (Nepean Sportsplex, Ben Franklin place in Centrepointe)
Online: Direct your browser to Ottawa.ca/recreationguide and click on the Register!
button to view programs and sign up.
Phone: Call 613-580-2588
IMPORTANT: Barcode required for course which can be found in insert or City of Otawa
Recreation Guide. Method of payment is Visa/Mastercard only
Other Groups (Organizational Run) Registration:
In person: See contact information on this insert or attend the program.
Online: Visit their website.
WORSHIP & FELLOWSHIP
Living World Believers
When: Sundays Time: 9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Fridays Time: 7:30 pm -10:00 pm
Where:Tanglewood/Hillsdale Community Center
in the Hillsdale Hall
Fees: See rates on this document as per individual programs.
Cancellation Policy: If a program is cancelled for any reason a full refund will be issued.
Insert prepared by Allen Deering with help from Pauline Budd and Niki Mintenko PRE SCHOOL
All these programs are at: Tanglewood Community
Centre in the Hillsdale Hall
Ballet/Jazz {3-5 yrs} [ City Run ]
Take the basics of ballet/jazz movement, explore
dance techniques, and keep it fun with a little jazz
flare.
Day: Mondays
Time: 6:05 - 6:50 pm
Jan 12-March 9
Barcode: 934216
Cost: $58
Info : Ottawa.ca/recreationguide
Creative Movement {2-3 yrs} [ City Run ]
The Creative Movement program provides a fun,
casual approach to practicing basic and fine motor
skills, and a cooperative introduction to the elements
of dance and space.
Day: Mondays
Time 5:30 - 6:00 pm
Jan 12-March 9
Barcode: 934226
Cost: $ 36.75
Info: Ottawa.ca/recreationguide
Tanglewood Tykes { Infant– 5 yrs} [ Center Run ]
Drop in program for children, parents, care givers to
interact with each other. Children get to play with toys
do crafts, eat healthy snacks.
Day: Wednesdays
Time: 9:00 – 11:00 am
Date: Sept– June 10, 2015
Cost: $1.00 per child per visit; free for under 1 year
Info: Lynn Spence 613-226-5444 only questions related to
Tanglewood Tykes
Play Group { Infant – 6yrs} [ Org Run ]
Free-of-Cost playgroup open to parents, guardians and
caregivers of children 0-6 years of age offered in
partnership by the Nepean-Carleton Ontario Early Years
Centre, Tanglewood Park Community Centre and the
Nepean, Rideau and Osgoode Community Resource
Centre
Day: Thursdays
Time: 9:00 am to 11:00 am
Date: Sept 18 – June
Cost: FREE
Info: Rose Marie at [email protected] or 613-596-5626
Ext 259 Les Petits Dragons { 3 yrs to Dec 31 and 4 yrs}
[ Org Run ]
A specialized educator attends to educational
activities, crafts, songs and play time to prepare young
people for a French school.
Time: 9:15 - 11:45 am
Dates: Winter: Jan 5 to March 27, 2015
Spring: March 30 to June 12, 2015
Cost: see website
Info: Visit website www.francouest.ca and under
Préscolaire scroll down to the green bubble
"Inscrivez-vous" and follow the instructions. OR
contact 613-722-1819
CHILDREN & YOUTH
These two programs are on the outdoor Community
Centre Rink and weather dependant
Learn to Skate { 6 -­‐10 } [Center Run ] Learn the basics of skating.
Parent is expected to stay with child for class.
Day: Sundays
Time: 2:00 - 3:00 pm
Date: Jan 11/15 to Feb 8/15
Cost: $50 for 5 full hour classes or $25 for 5 half hour
classes (THCA Members $5 less)
Learn to Play Hockey { 6 -­‐14 } [ Center Run ] Learn the basics of playing hockey.
Day: Sundays
Time: 3:00 - 4:00 pm
Date: Jan 11/15 to Feb 8/15
Cost: $50 for 5 classes (THCA Members $5 less)
If interested call Niki 613-224-6815
All these programs are at: Tanglewood Community
Centre in the Lions Den
Monkey Rock Music [ Organizational Run ]
Fun, entertaining music program for your children
and you
Day: Tuesdays Jan 6/15 – Mar 24/15
Time: 10:00-10:45am
1 - 2 yrs old
10:45-11:30am
2 - 4 yrs old
11:30-12:15pm
0 - 1 yrs old
Day: Saturdays Jan 10/15 – Mar 28/15
Time: 9:15 – 10:00 am 1 – 2 yrs old
10:00 – 10:45 am 1 – 2 yrs old
10:45 – 11:30 am 2 - 4 yrs old
11:30 – 12:15 pm 2 – 4 yrs old
Cost: $228.83 for 15 wks
Info: http:// monkeyrockmusic.com
This program fills up very quickly so apply early
Pilates [ Org Run ]
Pilates helps you overcome limitations in
the form of fatigue, injuries, repetitive stress.
Day: Wednesdays
Time: 6:00 - 7:00 pm
Date: Jan 14/15 to Feb 11/15
Feb 18/15 to Mar 18/15
Cost: $75 for 5 wks or Drop in fee $15 per class
Info: Lisa [email protected]
Girl Guides Rangers { 15 – 17 }[ Org Run ]
Red Women Social Club [ Org Run ]
In Rangers, young woman complete a core program that
focuses on adventure and independence.
Day: Wednesdays
Time: 7:30 – 9:00 pm
Date Sept 10/14 – June 11/15
Cost: $150 per year
Info: Niki: 613-224-6815
www.Girlguides.ca
A fitness group which is achieved through dance and yoga
Day: Mondays
Time: 7:45 - 9:15 pm
Date: Sept 15/14 to May 25/15
Cost: Membership $100 Drop in $5
Info : Ping He 613-226-5320
Hatha Yoga [ Center Run ]
ADULTS
All these programs are at: Tanglewood Community
Centre in the Hillsdale Hall
Zumba Gold 50+ [ Org Run ]
Combines fitness, hip hop and Latin spice with lots of
fun music to keep you moving.
Note: Even though this class is Zumba gold, it will be
geared to what the participants are capable of doing
Day: Thursdays
Time: 6:15 - 7:15pm
Date: Jan 8/15 to Jun 3/15
Duration: 12 wks
Cost: $96 for 12 weeks or Drop in fee $10 per class
Facilitator: Joanne Smith
[email protected]
Zumba [Center Run]
Combines fitness, hip hop and Latin spice
with lots of fun music to keep you moving.
Note: Even though this class is not Zumba gold, it will
be geared to what the participants are capable of doing
Day: Saturdays
Time: 9:30 - 10:30 am
Date: Jan 10/15 to Mar 7/15 (not Feb 7)
Mar 14/15 to May 9/15 (not April 4) Cost: $70 for 8 weeks or Drop in fee $10 per class
Instructor: Rhea Rivilla
[email protected]
Hatha Yoga is concentrating on the practice
of posture & breathing control. Please bring a mat.
Day: Thursdays
Time: 7:30 - 8:30 pm
Date: Jan 8/15 to Feb 26/15
Cost $70 for 8 weeks or Drop in fee $12 per class
Instructor: Stephanie Boxall
sboxall282gmail.com
PiYo [ Organizational Run ]
Pilates and Yoga inspired strength and
cardio building class. A low-impact workout
for a new kind of Strong! Can do barefoot or in minimal
support sneakers. Limited number of mats available.
Please bring your own if you have one.
Day: Wednesdays
Time: 7:30 - 8:30 pm
Dates: Jan 14/15 to Mar 18/15
Cost: $80 for 10 weeks or $10 drop in per class
Info: Tara 613-608-2443
Soul Healing [ Organizational Run ]
Teaching wisdoms to help heal and transform health,
relationships and aspects of our life.
Day: Mondays
Time 7:00 to 9:00 pm
Where: Tanglewood Community Centre [Lions Den]
Info: Shirley Cheung [email protected]
PRE SCHOOL
All these programs are at: Tanglewood Community
Centre in the Hillsdale Hall
Ballet/Jazz {3-5 yrs} [ City Run ]
Take the basics of ballet/jazz movement, explore
dance techniques, and keep it fun with a little jazz
flare.
Day: Mondays
Time: 6:05 - 6:50 pm
Jan 12-March 9
Barcode: 934216
Cost: $58
Info : Ottawa.ca/recreationguide
Creative Movement {2-3 yrs} [ City Run ]
The Creative Movement program provides a fun,
casual approach to practicing basic and fine motor
skills, and a cooperative introduction to the elements
of dance and space.
Day: Mondays
Time 5:30 - 6:00 pm
Jan 12-March 9
Barcode: 934226
Cost: $ 36.75
Info: Ottawa.ca/recreationguide
Tanglewood Tykes { Infant– 5 yrs} [ Center Run ]
Drop in program for children, parents, care givers to
interact with each other. Children get to play with toys
do crafts, eat healthy snacks.
Day: Wednesdays
Time: 9:00 – 11:00 am
Date: Sept– June 10, 2015
Cost: $1.00 per child per visit; free for under 1 year
Info: Lynn Spence 613-226-5444 only questions related to
Tanglewood Tykes
Play Group { Infant – 6yrs} [ Org Run ]
Free-of-Cost playgroup open to parents, guardians and
caregivers of children 0-6 years of age offered in
partnership by the Nepean-Carleton Ontario Early Years
Centre, Tanglewood Park Community Centre and the
Nepean, Rideau and Osgoode Community Resource
Centre
Day: Thursdays
Time: 9:00 am to 11:00 am
Date: Sept 18 – June
Cost: FREE
Info: Rose Marie at [email protected] or 613-596-5626
Ext 259 Les Petits Dragons { 3 yrs to Dec 31 and 4 yrs}
[ Org Run ]
A specialized educator attends to educational
activities, crafts, songs and play time to prepare young
people for a French school.
Time: 9:15 - 11:45 am
Dates: Winter: Jan 5 to March 27, 2015
Spring: March 30 to June 12, 2015
Cost: see website
Info: Visit website www.francouest.ca and under
Préscolaire scroll down to the green bubble
"Inscrivez-vous" and follow the instructions. OR
contact 613-722-1819
CHILDREN & YOUTH
These two programs are on the outdoor Community
Centre Rink and weather dependant
Learn to Skate { 6 -­‐10 } [Center Run ] Learn the basics of skating.
Parent is expected to stay with child for class.
Day: Sundays
Time: 2:00 - 3:00 pm
Date: Jan 11/15 to Feb 8/15
Cost: $50 for 5 full hour classes or $25 for 5 half hour
classes (THCA Members $5 less)
Learn to Play Hockey { 6 -­‐14 } [ Center Run ] Learn the basics of playing hockey.
Day: Sundays
Time: 3:00 - 4:00 pm
Date: Jan 11/15 to Feb 8/15
Cost: $50 for 5 classes (THCA Members $5 less)
If interested call Niki 613-224-6815
All these programs are at: Tanglewood Community
Centre in the Lions Den
Monkey Rock Music [ Organizational Run ]
Fun, entertaining music program for your children
and you
Day: Tuesdays Jan 6/15 – Mar 24/15
Time: 10:00-10:45am
1 - 2 yrs old
10:45-11:30am
2 - 4 yrs old
11:30-12:15pm
0 - 1 yrs old
Day: Saturdays Jan 10/15 – Mar 28/15
Time: 9:15 – 10:00 am 1 – 2 yrs old
10:00 – 10:45 am 1 – 2 yrs old
10:45 – 11:30 am 2 - 4 yrs old
11:30 – 12:15 pm 2 – 4 yrs old
Cost: $228.83 for 15 wks
Info: http:// monkeyrockmusic.com
This program fills up very quickly so apply early
Pilates [ Org Run ]
Pilates helps you overcome limitations in
the form of fatigue, injuries, repetitive stress.
Day: Wednesdays
Time: 6:00 - 7:00 pm
Date: Jan 14/15 to Feb 11/15
Feb 18/15 to Mar 18/15
Cost: $75 for 5 wks or Drop in fee $15 per class
Info: Lisa [email protected]
Girl Guides Rangers { 15 – 17 }[ Org Run ]
Red Women Social Club [ Org Run ]
In Rangers, young woman complete a core program that
focuses on adventure and independence.
Day: Wednesdays
Time: 7:30 – 9:00 pm
Date Sept 10/14 – June 11/15
Cost: $150 per year
Info: Niki: 613-224-6815
www.Girlguides.ca
A fitness group which is achieved through dance and yoga
Day: Mondays
Time: 7:45 - 9:15 pm
Date: Sept 15/14 to May 25/15
Cost: Membership $100 Drop in $5
Info : Ping He 613-226-5320
Hatha Yoga [ Center Run ]
ADULTS
All these programs are at: Tanglewood Community
Centre in the Hillsdale Hall
Zumba Gold 50+ [ Org Run ]
Combines fitness, hip hop and Latin spice with lots of
fun music to keep you moving.
Note: Even though this class is Zumba gold, it will be
geared to what the participants are capable of doing
Day: Thursdays
Time: 6:15 - 7:15pm
Date: Jan 8/15 to Jun 3/15
Duration: 12 wks
Cost: $96 for 12 weeks or Drop in fee $10 per class
Facilitator: Joanne Smith
[email protected]
Zumba [Center Run]
Combines fitness, hip hop and Latin spice
with lots of fun music to keep you moving.
Note: Even though this class is not Zumba gold, it will
be geared to what the participants are capable of doing
Day: Saturdays
Time: 9:30 - 10:30 am
Date: Jan 10/15 to Mar 7/15 (not Feb 7)
Mar 14/15 to May 9/15 (not April 4) Cost: $70 for 8 weeks or Drop in fee $10 per class
Instructor: Rhea Rivilla
[email protected]
Hatha Yoga is concentrating on the practice
of posture & breathing control. Please bring a mat.
Day: Thursdays
Time: 7:30 - 8:30 pm
Date: Jan 8/15 to Feb 26/15
Cost $70 for 8 weeks or Drop in fee $12 per class
Instructor: Stephanie Boxall
sboxall282gmail.com
PiYo [ Organizational Run ]
Pilates and Yoga inspired strength and
cardio building class. A low-impact workout
for a new kind of Strong! Can do barefoot or in minimal
support sneakers. Limited number of mats available.
Please bring your own if you have one.
Day: Wednesdays
Time: 7:30 - 8:30 pm
Dates: Jan 14/15 to Mar 18/15
Cost: $80 for 10 weeks or $10 drop in per class
Info: Tara 613-608-2443
Soul Healing [ Organizational Run ]
Teaching wisdoms to help heal and transform health,
relationships and aspects of our life.
Day: Mondays
Time 7:00 to 9:00 pm
Where: Tanglewood Community Centre [Lions Den]
Info: Shirley Cheung [email protected]
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Date: Sept 23/13 – Dec 9/13
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Attend as many classes as you like.
These are chair exercises with some
standing for balance exercises.
Range of motion, Rhythm and coordination,
Strength and Balance.
Tuesdays 2:30 p.m.—3:00 p.m. Hillsdale Hall
Tuesdays 3:00 p.m.—3:30 p.m. Hillsdale Hall
Thursdays 11:30 a.m.—12:00 p.m. Hillsdale Hall
Thursdays 12:00 p.m.—12:30 p.m. Hillsdale Hall
Info: Champlain Community Care Access Centre
at (613) 310-2222, or email [email protected].
WORKSHOP
Therapeutic Yoga Workshops [ Org Run ]
SENIORS
Indo-Canadian Community Centre (ICCC)
Seniors Group [ Organizational Run ]
Day: Fridays
Time: 1:00 - 4:00 pm
Participants: Indo-Canadian Seniors
Cost: No charge
Activities: Mingling & Fellowship,
Educational/Informational Talk, Games &
Entertainment ( Bridge , Scrabble ), Tutorials
& Demonstrations, Tea and snacks,Yoga
Info: Sudesh Kanda 613-869-0349
This class is for helping people move, breathe,
live and feel better so they can continue doing the
things they love.
Day: last Sunday of the month Time: 2pm – 4pm
When: Feb 22/15 Breathe well
Mar 29/15 Relieve your lower back
Apr 26/15 Awaken your core
May 31/15 Tight hips
Cost: $25
Info: Jessica Keats
Web: www.yogawithjessica.ca
Email [email protected]
Call 613 608 8844 Young at Hearts Social Club 55+ [Center Run ]
Come out on the third Monday of each month for a
variety of fun activities Time: 1:00- 3:00 pm
Jan 19/15
Movie & Popcorn
Feb 23/15
Police Presentation
Mar 23/15
Tea Party
Apr 20/15
Bingo
Where: Tanglewood Community Centre [Hillsdale Hall]
Info: Rose Marie at [email protected] or
613-596-5626 Ext 259
Barbara at [email protected]
SC: THCA Community Newsletter January 2015
FREE Exercise Classes for Seniors [ Center
Run ]
Tanglewood/Hillsdale Community Activities
Winter & Spring Schedule
For up-to-date details on revisions, cancellations or new activities visit our
website at thca.ca
Tanglewood Center Program Registration:
In person: attend the program.
Mail: Registration form visit www.thca.ca (under the programs tab click on TPCC run
programs) with cheque payable to Tanglewood Park Community Centre
Mail or drop off : Tanglewood Community Centre, 30 Woodfield Drive, Ottawa-Nepean,
ON K2G 3Y5
Read our blog at thca.ca for other methods to register
City Program Registration:
In Person: Visit any recreation facility during normal working hours to register for your
course (Nepean Sportsplex, Ben Franklin place in Centrepointe)
Online: Direct your browser to Ottawa.ca/recreationguide and click on the Register!
button to view programs and sign up.
Phone: Call 613-580-2588
IMPORTANT: Barcode required for course which can be found in insert or City of Otawa
Recreation Guide. Method of payment is Visa/Mastercard only
Other Groups (Organizational Run) Registration:
In person: See contact information on this insert or attend the program.
Online: Visit their website.
WORSHIP & FELLOWSHIP
Living World Believers
When: Sundays Time: 9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Fridays Time: 7:30 pm -10:00 pm
Where:Tanglewood/Hillsdale Community Center
in the Hillsdale Hall
Fees: See rates on this document as per individual programs.
Cancellation Policy: If a program is cancelled for any reason a full refund will be issued.
Insert prepared by Allen Deering with help from Pauline Budd and Niki Mintenko Dates to Remember
Skating/Hockey Rink
Feb 7, 7:30am-5:30pm &
Feb 8, 8am-3:30pm – Red Cross Expert First Aid
Course
Feb 14, 9am-Noon – Hockey Day in Ottawa
Feb 16, 1-6pm – Winter Fun Day
Rinks and the building will be supervised
weekdays 5:30 to 9 pm and Weekends:
Saturday 1 to 9pm & Sunday 1 to
7:30pm Depending on weather from Dec 20
to March 1.
Public Skating (no nets on the unboarded
ice) Sundays 1 to 3
Public Skating (no nets on the unboarded
ice) Thursdays 5:30 to 7pm
SC Editor: Margaret Stenfert
Communication to the Newsletter Editor should
be addressed to: [email protected]
Tanglewood/Hillsdale Community Association
Membership Registration/Renewal Form
Address:
Postal
Code:
Phone No:
Membership
Name(s):
E-mail:
Names of Family Members
Please provide the Names of all Family Members and the age of those under 18.
Please circle one
of the following
One year $8.00
Registration can be done online at www.thca.ca
Cheques payable to: Tanglewood-Hillsdale
Community Association.
Three years $20.00
Do you wish to receive the
Newsletter via Email? YES/ NO
Drop off in mailbox or send to: Tanglewood Parks Community Centre, 30 Woodfield Drive, Ottawa, ON, K2G 3Y5
Phone: 613-226-7800
Staying Connected
SC: THCA Community Newsletter January 2015
Annual Recognition Luncheon and AGM
Among those in attendance at the November
15 luncheon were Councillor K. Egli and Lucy
Gierer. Volunteer of the Year was the late
Franz Gierer. Councillor Egli announced that
the application to name the community
centre’s kitchen (owned by the city) in Franz’s
memory would soon be going out for public
comment. Once comments were received and
approval given, a commemorative celebration
will be held at the Centre, possibly during
Family Day February 16. Recipients of the
judged Lawn & Garden, Home for the
December Holiday & Halloween Decoration
Contests received certificates. 2013 individual
home pictures will be proudly on display
throughout the Centre during the next year.
Thanks to Pauline Budd for overseeing their
mounting. Some more recent ones, taken by
photographer Liz Bradley, are posted to thca.ca
website’s carousel photo gallery.
Regarding the affairs of the Association, you
may recall that one of its responsibilities is the
operation of our Community Centre.
Consolidated Revenues for the year ending
September 30 was $44,665 of which
approximately 73% was generated via rental of
the facility, 9% from City’s grant to operate
the rink, 8% from Activities, 6% from
Donations and 3% from Membership.
Combined Expenses were $36,204, of which
45% was allocated to the city for their portion
of Rentals of the Facility, 31% was Personnel,
8% was Communications, 6% was Program &
Events, 6% was Minor Capital Acquisitions
and 4% was Administration. Pauline BuddKenny
diligently
oversaw
property
management and scheduling of the Center.
Niki Mintenko and Yushra Khodabocus
ardently oversaw indoor and outdoor activities
& events, Allen Deering ably oversaw facility
promotion, while Annet de Boer skilfully
oversaw Membership.
Bookkeeping was
capably done by Jingjing Fu with keen
oversight of Maria Baker, our treasurer. All
were thanked.
Winter Family Fun Day!
Monday February 16, 1 to 6pm
Tanglewood Community Centre
30 Woodfield Dr.
Come celebrate Family Day with families
in your neighbourhood! Lots of fun for all
ages! It will feature outdoor activities such
as a horse drawn Sleigh Ride, tug-of-war,
snowshoe races and skating. And indoor
activities such as bingo, Music, children’s
crafts by ‘KidsCreate’ and glitter face
painting by ‘A Little Bit Of Bling’. ‘Hard
Stones Grill’ restaurant will provide chili
and hotdogs. Don’t forget your THCA
Membership card or purchase one for
$8/year/family for your discount on food.
Tim Hortons will provide hot chocolate and
coffee for FREE.
Watch the website, www.thca.ca, for
changes and more details!
THCA gratefully acknowledges the
financial support from the city of Ottawa
for this event.