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Fall 2015

In this issue

2 Calendar

4 Volunteers

5 Day Camp

6 Programs

8 Election

9 Preschool

13 Clubs

14 Sports

16 Concerts

19 ClassifiedsFall means Fantastic Programs and SportsRegistration available now www.mooredale.com

MooredaleNews Fall 2015

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Carrie ScacePrESiDEnt [email protected]

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

it’s a ‘new year’ at Mooredale!

i hope that summer treated everyone well and that some wonderful memories were made wherever you

may have spent your time. Mooredale was certainly a big part of many of our members’ summers with our wonderful

day camp once again providing a summer of fun for our young campers and the pool club offering an oasis in the middle of the city on those hot, humid days. As well, our competitive soccer players kept the spirit of the game alive with a successful summer season representing Mooredale, all as we cheered on Canada’s own Pan Am athletes in every sport! With the advent of fall, exciting things start happening at Mooredale! Check out our programs: new offerings such as Kinder Science and Yoga, along with the always popular karate, fitness, music classes and so much more. As part of our ‘seamless day’ collaboration between the Programs department and Preschool, we’re introducing a bilingual (French) art program at noon. The After Four program that is operated out of Whitney Public School sees the addition of School House Chess along with offering the always popular School Play, Lego Engineering and many other interesting and educational programs. It’s a great way to keep the young people in your family occupied and learning. Sunday afternoon Flag Football at Rosedale Park is a fantastic way to get your kids outdoors and active and has a become a popular tradition. House League soccer continues to bring our community together and our nurturing and very special preschool opens its classroom doors to our youngest members once again. Soctoberfest returns to Lamport Stadium on October 3 for all of us enthusiastic soccer-loving adults; if you are keen on pulling together a team (all abilities have a place), please don’t hesitate to get a hold of Chris Keem in the Sports office for more information. I can vouch firsthand for an outstanding day of soccer – you’ll feel like a kid again!

SEPTEMbER 7Labour Day – Office Closed Last day of Pool Season

SEPTEMbER 2 – 5Office Hours Mon. – Thurs. 8:30am – 5:30pm Friday 8:30am – 5:00pm

SEPTEMbER 8Preschool Begins Office Hours Mon. – Thurs. 8:30am – 8:30pm Friday 8:30am – 5:00pm

SEPTEMbER 9nominations deadline for 2015 16 Board of Directors to be considered for Slate of Nominees

SEPTEMbER 20terry Fox Fun 8:00am – Noon

SEPTEMbER 16Pool Committee Meeting 7:30pm – Room 2

SEPTEMbER 27At Walter Hall, Uoft Mooredale Concerts – 3:15pm Featuring Stewart Goodyear! Single tickets are $40 or Subscribe & Save

SEPTEMbER 29/30Soccer Cup Day

OcTObER 9nominations deadline for 2015/2016 Mooredale Board

OcTObER 12thanksgiving Day Mooredale Closed

OcTObER 21Pool Club Annual General Meeting Pool Members welcome 7:30pm – Room 2

OcTObER 28rMPA Board Meeting Rooms 1 & 2 – 7:00pm

NOvEMbER 1At Walter Hall, Uoft Music & truffles 1:15-2:15pm Mooredale Concerts-3:15pm Featuring Nikki & Timothy Chooi! Vivacious Violins M & T tickets $13 Mooredale Concerts Single tickets are $40 or Subscribe & Save

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As well, Mooredale Talks, our very own speaker series at Mooredale House, will start up again with an evening talk scheduled for the first part of October. Please stay tuned and continue checking our Mooredale website for more information. All three speakers who we have hosted have entertained and educated us on a variety of topics from kids and nature to the university application process to raising creative, happy children. More such evenings are in store for the coming year. As always, I encourage each of our members to look at their many talents and interests and consider sharing them with our community. New ideas are always welcome here at Mooredale and I trust that this new year at Mooredale will be a great one! Have a wonderful fall season and please don’t hesitate to reach out and explore all that Mooredale has to offer.

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Marjorie BoothEXECUtiVE DirECtOr

After the wonderful Pan Am Games results by our Canadian Athletes and the other competitors, we are all familiar with this count down before the track events.

At the end of the summer and turning your thoughts to the Fall, it can feel like you are at the starting line for a big race! We invite you to think about the activities you would like to do at Mooredale this year.

n Our Program Committee and staff have put together an impressive range of programs for members of all ages. See what’s still available on page 6.

n Our Soccer Club begins the second half of the season – games resume September 12.

n The Mooredale Concerts and Youth Orchestra begin rehearsals by mid-September. And be sure to check out the fantastic Mooredale Concert, featuring Stewart Goodyear, on September 27.

n Hundreds will participate at the Rosedale site for the Terry Fox Run, this September 20. Recognize this unique effort to continue Terry’s legacy and support the run.

n Flag Football begins at Rosedale Park on September 27. There is still space to join in so check out the details on page 10.

n Basketball also begins on October 6 register on-line now.

We are blessed with a warm and welcoming atmosphere everywhere at Mooredale. The fine summer weather and the excellent leadership from our summer staff gave more than 2,500 members some great summer memories at Mooredale. Thanks to Carolyn Burgess, Eric Mussleman, Chris Keem, and Stephanie Chu and their outstanding staff teams at preschool summer fun, day camp, the soccer club, and the pool club. 2015 was truly a summer to cherish! Many new members joined last spring to enroll in soccer, the pool, and our day camp. Now is your chance to explore and experiment with more ways to enjoy your membership at Mooredale. Life balance is all about healthy active living. Take a step in that direction and find something to play, learn, improve or discover at Mooredale this year. We’re ready, you’re set, let’s go!

Mooredale Staff news

Welcome to Ignacio Mateo, our new Property & Maintenance Staff. Mateo brings experience as a custodian at a Toronto church, and also as a part-time

maintenance staff at the City of Toronto. He will be responsible to set-up for all our activities and meetings, and will work to keep the facilities clean and safe for our members and guests. Thanks to Jeremy Foote, who was the student maintenance staff from May to August. Thanks and farewell to Ryan Paulsen, who left Mooredale Maintenance in May to pursue other opportunities. We wish him well and thank him for his years of service. Camp people will know Erin Ciona, (Gnomeo), who will be our evening office staff person this year. She works Monday to Thursday from late afternoon until 8:30. Erin has been on staff here for 5 summers and she will be very helpful to our members, due to her broad knowledge of Mooredale. The ‘Mooredale family’ has expanded thanks to Stephanie Chu! Stephanie and her husband Chris welcomed their son, Hudson Alan Ricketts, born on August 9. Stephanie began her maternity leave on August 3 – good timing!

Fall Fun Awaits You... Ready, Set, Go!



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Mooredale Directory

www.mooredale.com

telephone Ext. e-mail416-922-3714 [email protected]

ADMiniStrAtiOn StAFF

Marjorie Booth 106 [email protected]

Carolyn Burgess 113 [email protected]

Erin Ciona 100 [email protected]

Joanna Ingram 103 [email protected]

Christopher Keem 115 [email protected]

Blake Koester 138 [email protected]

Susan Li 104 [email protected]

Catherine Loeffler 102 [email protected]

Eric Musselman 105 [email protected]

Breanna Van Abbema 136 [email protected]

Ignacio Mateo 125 [email protected]

A – M

accounting 104 [email protected]

concerts 103 [email protected]

day camp 103 [email protected]

flag football 102

hockey 102

hoops 102

membership 102 [email protected]

n – Z

newsletter 103 [email protected]

orchestra students 102

pool club 100 [email protected]

preschool 113 [email protected]

program/course ideas 105 [email protected]

program registration 102, 103, 100

soccer club 102 [email protected]

sports registration 102

sports hotline 222 [email protected]

tennis club 103 [email protected]

tennis clubhouse 416-922-7906

terry fox run 103

volunteer hotline 310

volunteers and community LiaisonKatharine Lake BerzVOLUntEEr AnD COMMUnitY LiAiSOn DirECtOr

Thank you to our volunteers

Mooredale soccer and sports programs are led by a dedicated team of parent volunteers. This summer Chris Keem,

our Soccer and Sports Manager, recognized Nicholas Thadaney who is our most recent addition to the ‘10+ team club.’ Nicholas has

coached 10 Mooredale soccer and flag football teams including his two current house league soccer teams the U12 Girls Barcelona and U10 Boys Manchester City. Nick has been coaching his children Caroline and James since 2007 and has this advice for prospective coaches: “GET INVOLVED! Your kids are only young once and when they get older they won’t want you around. It is gratifying and a wonderful way to stay close to your most precious treasure(s) as well as building a tighter connection to one of the greatest communities we could ever be a part of.” Congratulations and thank you to Nicholas! Mooredale is lucky to have seven volunteers who have coached more than 10 teams since 2008. Thank you to all our volunteers for their outstanding contributions to Mooredale Soccer and Sports.

SPORTS AND SOccER vOLUNTEER AWARDSnumber of teams coached or managed 2008-current

15 + tEAMS 10+ tEAMS Tony Miklaucic Janet Bone Doug Deeks Kevin Smith Nicholas Thadaney Kim Thorsteinson John Turnbull

Congratulations again to our 30-year, 40-year and 50-year volunteers who received Ontario Volunteer Service Awards this June. James Barrass and Joanne Pauli, our current Mayfair co-chairs, were recognized for 30 years of volunteer service. Doug Reid, Lynda Smith and Cathy Thomas received awards for 40+ years of volunteer service and Doug Hall was recognized for an incredible 50 years of Mooredale volunteer service. Thank you to these amazing volunteers for their contributions to Mooredale.

Interested in becoming a Mooredale volunteer? We would love to hear from you.

Mooredale has volunteer opportunities for both adults and youth. Please

e-mail to our Volunteer and Community Liaison Director, Katharine Lake

Berz at [email protected]

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DaycampEric “Fidgit” MusselmanCAMP DirECtOr

Mm-mmm, I want to linger, mm-mmm, a little longer…

the 2015 summer camp season is over and we are thankful for all the families who chose us this summer for their day camp adventure! We had a wonderful summer running the

program and spending time with all of our campers – some for a few days and others for a few weeks. The summer was filled with big splashes and even bigger smiles in the pool, singing at Morning Madness, and lunch time competitions between counsellors. The campers were entertained by Cleanabelle and her zany friends Clean Dean, Dirty Dan, Messy Jessy and Voldemop. This summer Mooredale campers had many adventures off-site. We explored and bounced at Whittamore’s Farm, explored the outdoors at Humber Arboretum and Downsview, survived rain and shine at Kelso Provincial Park, went on safari at the Toronto Zoo, and toured City Hall and Fork York. Here at camp we expanded our after-camp French program to include art and cooking, saw our Senior campers produce, practice and perform Peter Pan, and even blew up watermelons with elastics! While having fun is a great aspect of camp, ‘fun’ isn’t why we exist. The best part of camp is building relationships, growing community and seeing the campers and staff grow as people. So many of our campers this summer accomplished their swimming levels, passed their deep end tests, hit a bulls-eye in archery and grew their social skills. It is so exciting for our staff to see campers accomplish their goals and try something new. But we also saw campers grow in their character – learning to share with others, letting someone else go first, resolving conflicts in a healthy way, and being respectful of those around us. Seeing our campers ‘grow-up’ in these little ways is what makes summer camp such a special and rewarding place to work.

It always takes a strong team with many different people to make any summer camp a success. I would like to thank Gnomeo (Erin Ciona) for returning for her fifth summer. Gnomeo has the job of managing our camp office, monitoring daily communication with parents and liaising with the pool managers to ensure everyone gets to their correct swimming lessons. Plus, if there was a Pan-Am competition for Lip-Syncing she would be a medal contender. She did an amazing job all around and we couldn’t have had such a good summer without her tireless work. I would also like to thank Shannon Hill (River) for doing an excellent job in the Program Director role this summer. Her creative ideas and always-positive personality helped ensure our programs ran smoothly. The campers thoroughly enjoyed all of our fantastic Theme Days and field trips. Huge thank you needs to be given to the rest of the strong leadership team. Katrina (Neon), Kelsey (Bruce), Erin (Li’l Red), Sarah (Kobe), Charlotte (Atlas) and Jessica (Piton) worked tirelessly with the counsellors to set up programs, deal with camper conflict, distribute snacks and lunch, dress up in crazy costumes, create crazy Meal Time Madness competitions, and do the 1001 things that need to be done every day to make camp a success. And last, but certainly not least, we all owe the counsellors a huge thank you for the work they did every day with the campers. Each morning at 8 am they arrived ready and excited to work and they faithfully stuck to their duties until the last camper went home at four. For many of them this was their first ‘real’ job, and it was such a pleasure to walk with them through the experience and to see them take on this challenging responsibility. We look forward seeing everyone back next summer!

Members and their guests are welcome to drop by Mooredale anytime in the mornings, from

9:30 to noon, and enjoy a cup of coffee on us! Our lovely, sunny living room on the 2nd floor of

the Main House is available to you. Just check in at the office and we will show you the way.

Occasionally, the room may be booked for a meeting or other members may be waiting while

a program is operating for an hour. No worries, it’s another chance to meet some neighbours

in a friendly atmosphere. Please be aware that our parking lot is particularly busy during the

morning drop off and pick-up times (8:45 – 9:15 and 11:15 to 11:45). Please remember your

‘parking lot’ safety when you are here.

Mooredale – Do drop in!


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ProgramsEric MusselmanPrOGrAM MAnAGEr

The Fall Season is just around the corner!

the summer has been great, but it’s almost time to kick off the Fall program schedule and the 2015/2016 full year programs here at Mooredale. Here is a sampling of programs

being offered this fall for a wide range of ages. (Please see the Fall Recreation Guide for the full list of offerings, dates and fees.)

cOLOURS OF IMPRESSIONISM: Bilingual Art Class for Preschool – New!3 – 5 yrsWednesday 12:30 – 1:15 pm

Mlle. Juliana, with an Art History Major from U of T, is excited to incorporate two of her favourite things: Art and French. The Colours of Impressionism will focus on a specific colour each week and how a particular Impressionist artist used this colour in his/her works of art. Each class, students will collaborate to create a unique piece of art and eventually create their own individual masterpiece to take home. This is a bilingual class and will be taught in both English and French.

PRIvATE MUSIc LESSONSGuitar: Wednesday 3:30 pm – 8:00 pm (30 min time slots)

Experience the pleasure of playing the electric, acoustic and classical guitar with our professional instructor Matt Finlayson. All styles can be taught. Matt has played guitar professionally across the globe and had been with Mooredale for over 19 years. Half-hour private lessons are available to a limited number of students (beginners to advanced). Students must bring their own guitar. Books can be purchased from the instructor. Please call 416-922-3714 ext. 100 for available times.

Piano: Tuesday, Thursday 3:30 – 8:00pm (30 min slots)Wednesday 3:30 – 6:00 pm **New day! (30 min slots)

Take advantage of the opportunity to enroll in half-hour private lessons based on the Royal Conservatory of Music, gain self-confidence and develop better coordination, rhythm and memory. Participants will work towards a performance recital. Children over the age of 6 may register for private lessons with our instructor Nola Moore. Nola has over 25 years of teaching experience and is a member of the Ontario Music Teacher’s Association. Books may be purchased from the instructor. Please call 416-922-3714 ext. 100 for available times.

Violin: Monday 3:30 – 8:30 pm 5/6 yrs: 30 min lessons 7+ yrs: 45 min lessons

Take the opportunity to learn a masterful instrument with an accomplished instructor. Polish native Janetta Wilczewska began her studies at the prestigious Warsaw Academy. At the age of sixteen she immigrated to Canada where she pursued her studies at the University of Toronto with Steven Staryk, and later continued at the Royal Conservatory of Music Training Program. She has played in Germany with the Festival and Chamber Orchestra of Schleswig-Holstein; in Spain with Orquestra Sinfonica de Castilla y Leon; and in Portugal with the National Ballet and Opera. She currently plays with the Toronto Philharmonia Orchestra and Sinfonia Toronto while continuing to maintain a busy teaching schedule. Janetta is also the founder of the Upper Canada String Quartet. Please call 416.922.3714 ext. 100 for available times.

KARATEJames Greer from the Cold Mountain School will continue his instruction of Karate at Mooredale. Trained as a Second degree black belt, James designs and teaches Karate programs specifically for children. Participants will progress through traditional Okinawan Karate. The classes take place in the Main House Ball Room. All students are required to purchase a karate gi (uniform), which is available through the instructor. NOTE, testing will occur throughout the year but does not always result in the achievement of a new belt level.

KArAtE Preschool 3 – 5 year olds Wednesday: 12:30 – 1:15 pmKArAtE OnE – White Belts 5 – 9 year olds Monday 4:00 – 4:45 pm Tuesday 4:00 – 4:45 pmKArAtE tWO – White Belts & 3 Stripes 7 years + Monday 6:00 – 7:00 pm Tuesday 4:45 – 5:45 pmKArAtE tHrEE – Coloured Belts 7 years + Monday 4:45 – 6:00 pm Tuesday 5:45 – 7:00 pm

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KINDER ScIENcE – New!Tuesday 12:30 – 1:30 pm, 3 – 5 years

These fun, hands-on, one-hour science programs spark imaginative learning. Children engage in exciting hands-on activities, watch spectacular demonstrations, participate in inquiry-based discussions and take home things that they have made themselves. Weekly topics may include: Bugs, Dinos, Animal Friends, Mad Seasons, Common Senses, Weather Wonders, Sea Sand & Surf, Lights On, Worms, Water Works

MONKEyNASTIx 2 – 3 year old Program

Beginning to develop healthy physical literacy and fostering the need for independence, our two to three year old members begin each class with a fun Monkeynastix song, stretching positions and locomotion. The children then participate in 1 to 2 main activities which change each week and focus on different fundamental motions.

3 – 5 year old Program

Your 3 to 5 year olds will develop remarkable self image and self confidence through the individual success they achieve in our program with our specialized equipment and more challenging classes. Each class includes warm up excercises, more challenging stretching postitions and locomotion. The main activity changes each week to focus on a different fundamental movement as participants build their physical literacy.

SING WITh ROb JOy – FamilyTuesday, 6 months – 5 years

Rob Joy leads this interactive guitar driven sing-along for children 6 months to 5 years with a parent or caregiver. Older or younger siblings are always welcome to register for the class as well. There is sure to be a song for everyone in this longstanding, wildly entertaining program.

SPORTbALL PROGRAMS!SPOrtBALL MULti-SPOrt Tuesday and Thursday 3 – 5 yrs: 12:30 – 1:30 pm 3 – 4 yrs: 1:30 – 2:30 pmSPOrtBALL JUniOr: 16 – 24 months Tuesday 10:30 – 11:15 pm Thursday 9:45 – 10:30 pmSPOrtBALL – FLOOr HOCKEY Tuesday 5:00 - 6:00 pm, 4 – 6 yrsSPOrtBALL – PArEnt & tOt Tuesday 9:45 – 10:30 am Thursday 10:30 – 11:15 am

Sportball instructors guide children in a variety of age groups through the introductory skills of the 7 Sportball sports, helping to develop physical literacy, core motor skills, and a love for athletics. Experienced Sportball instructors will lead each 45min session. There will be no breaks, but parents should feel free to give their child a drink of water or take them to the washroom if needed. *Not a drop off program for children under 4 years of age.

yOGA FOR PRESchOOL – New!Monday: 2 & 3 yrsTuesday: 4 & 5 yrs12:30 – 1 pmChildren’s Yoga 1 (2 & 3 yrs)

Rainbow Kids Yoga certified instructor Giovanna Carini Danishwar (RECE), will lead your child through various yoga poses using playful mediums such as dramatic play, musical games, storytelling, art, dance and more. Children’s communication skills, independence and confidence will build as they learn about yogic elements such as meditation, the breath, balance, body strength, health, mandalas and of course yoga poses in a fun and interactive environment. Children’s Yoga 2 (4 & 5 yrs) Rainbow Kids Yoga certified instructor Giovanna Carini Danishwar (RECE), will lead your child through various yoga poses using playful mediums such as dramatic play, musical games, storytelling, art, dance and more. As children learn about common yogic elements such as meditation, the breath, balance, body strength, health, mandalas and of course yoga poses, children extend their literacy skills and regulation skills. They explore concepts such as empathy, kindness, generosity, identity and collaboration in a fun, and interactive environment.


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ELECTION 2015

the 14 Directors of the rosedale-Moore Park Association are elected annually. We are now seeking nominations for election at our 2015 Annual General Meeting, to be held on Wednesday, november 18,

2015 at 7:30 pm. In order to encourage our members to participate, a Nominating Committee, comprised of the Past President, two current Board Members and two Association members who are not on the Board, will be formed. This committee will propose a slate of nominees for the Association year 2015-2016. We urge you to contact Shuchi Stanger, the Nominating Committee Chair, with your suggestions of possible candidates. For your nominations to be considered by the Nominating Committee for its suggested slate, the nominations must be received by September 9, 2015. Biographical information on all nominees received by September 17 will be circulated to all members. Other nominations will be accepted from the membership until 4:00pm October 9, 2015. The completed, signed forms should be returned to the Mooredale Office, 146 Crescent Rd, Toronto M4W 1V2 (Fax 416-922-4523) or email pdf to [email protected] . Also, if you are interested in volunteering for Mooredale committee work, you are invited to join any of our committees. Please feel free to contact Katharine Lake Berz, Volunteer and Community Liaison Director at [email protected] or leave a voice message at 416-922-3714 ext 310 for more information. According to our by-laws, the following five Directors must be elected to such positions by a separate vote.

l We must have three Directors, one from each of the current membership of the Pool, Soccer and tennis Clubs. Each club must elect an executive committee to organise and operate these large seasonal activities. The Mooredale Director representing each of these clubs has traditionally been the club president or an executive member appointed by the club.

l We must have one Preschool Director who is a parent of a child currently enrolled in any of the licensed Preschool programs. This director works with our Preschool Director (staff) and chairs an advisory committee for Preschool.

l We must have one Sports Director who works with volunteers, league convenors (except Soccer) and with the Sport & Soccer Manager (staff) and is also an advisor for team sports programs offered through Mooredale.

l The remaining nine Directors on the Board shall be filled by nominees elected to be “Directors at large”, who are then assigned positions. Most of these positions are assigned annually as we continue traditional activities, but other portfolios can change from year to year in order for the Board to complete goals set for the upcoming year. The following two positions are assigned annually:

President: chairs regular board meetings and works with the Executive Director.

treasurer: supervises the financial affairs of the Association.

the following portfolios were in operation for 2014-2015

Marketing & Sponsorship Director: investigates new marketing opportunities to increase public awareness of Mooredale and promotes sponsorship support for Mooredale.

Mayfair Director: organises the annual fair and major fundraiser in Rosedale Park each Spring.

Membership & Database Director: works with staff to improve membership database demographic analysis and design custom reports.

Orchestra/Concerts Director: organises, raises funds and helps on-site with the rehearsals and performances of the Mooredale concerts, the Mooredale Youth Orchestra and the Junior Orchestra.

Program Director: chairs the program committee and works with the Program Manager (staff) to generate program and course ideas and to establish Program policies.

Property Director: supervises major property repairs and improvements to Main House and Coach House facilities.

Volunteer and Community Liaison Director: recruits new volunteers to support ongoing Mooredale events and activities. Provides orientation and support for volunteers as well as thanks and acknowledgement. Two major events include Winter Wonderland (December) and Mayfair (May.

The final Director position is reserved for the Past President, who serves ex-officio and Chairs the Nominating Committee.

nominating Committee Chair for 2015-2016Shuchi StangerE-mail: [email protected]

We nominate

(NAME)

to serve on the 2015/2016 RMPA Board of Directors in the position of:(CHECK ONE ONLY)

Director at Large Preschool Pool Club

Sports Soccer Club

Tennis Club

Telephone # of Nominee: (DAY) (EVENING) (MOBILE)

Email:

Background of the Nominee:

Signature of 1st Nominator Signature of 2nd Nominator

Nomination Form Rosedale-Moore Park Association board of Directors 2015-2016

I agree to let my name stand for nomination as a Director of the Rosedale-Moore Park Association.

Signature of Nominee

Date of Nomination

Nominee and both nominators must be of the Rosedale-Moore Park Association. No nominations will be accepted after October 9, 2015. Deadline for consideration for the Nominating Committee’s suggested slate is September 9, 2015. Only one member per family may serve as a Director in any year.

This form may be photocopied: send/fax completed forms to: Mooredale House,

146 Crescent road, toronto M4W 1V2 tel: 416-922-3714 Fax: 416-922-4523

Email pdf to: [email protected]

Area of interest for Director at Large:

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Preschool NewsCarolyn BurgessPrESCHOOL DirECtOr

it was a Sea of Electric Green this summer in our playground. Covered from neck to knees in these brightly coloured T-shirts our smallest Mooredale campers, A.K.A. Busy Bees, Happy

Hippos, Jolly Giraffes and Funky Monkeys, buzzed, splashed, stretched and swung about each and every day in each and every corner of the Mooredale Playground. Our Mooredale lifeguards, Nancy, Tyson, Simone and Ellen added to the fun by ensuring a splashing good time for all in the pool each day. And while it’s always sad to see the summer end we have so much to look forward to this fall… With September just around the corner, a new school year awaits with a program rich with experiences and opportunities to inspire our children to become active and involved learners. Each year our Toddler, Nursery School and Kindergarten teaching teams design innovative programs unique to the dynamics and development of each class both individually and as a group. Our child teacher ratios enable us to support and encourage each child to their fullest potential. Creative Movement and Music, French, Yoga and Chess are just a few of the many specialties we offer to further enrich our curriculum.

Afternoons at Mooredale Preschool...Something to definitely think about

For many, mornings are the program of choice, but afternoons have their benefits too…n Smaller class sizes, usually between 8 and 10 in each

classn No early morning rush out the doorn The same exciting range of activities and specialties

(French, Creative Movement…) as offered in the morning classes

n Nursery & Kindergarten classes offer a choice of 3, 4 or 5 days from 1:00-3:30

n Toddler class offered Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1:15 – 3:45

To register or for more information please contact the Preschool Office, 416-922-3714 ext. 113 or [email protected]

Preschool + Program returns! It was such a success last year that we’re offering it again this year... we’re partnering with our very own Mooredale programs in order to provide a seamless day that includes a regular half day preschool class (morning or afternoon), our lunch program and an escort to or from one of our Mooredale programs. This year’s programs will include many favourites such as LEGO Engineering, Monkeynastix, Karate, Sportball and the Little Travellers Club, and we’ve introduced exciting new ones as well including Kinder Science, Yoga and Colours of Impressionism, a bilingual art class for preschoolers. Programs fill quickly so delay and register today! Please contact the preschool office for more information or to arrange a tour, we love to show you our program in action! 416-922-3714 ext. 113 [email protected]


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2015 Flag Football Registration 146 Crescent Road Toronto, ON M4W 1V2 T: 416.922.3714 F: 416.922.4523

Family Information (Parent/Guardian)

Family Name: _______________________________________

First Name: _________________________________________

Home: _______________________

Mobile: ______________________ E-mail:____________________________________________________

Street Address: __________________________________________________________

City: _____________________________ Postal: __________________________

PLAYER INFORMATION

VOLUNTEER INFORMATION

SPONSORSHIP INFORMATION ($500 PER TEAM)

Please contact me regarding sponsorship. Name: _________________________________________________

PAYMENT INFORMATION

Cash Cheque Debit Master Card VISA Amount: __________ Credit Card Number: _______-_______-_______-________ exp: ____/_____ Name on Card: ____________________________________________________

Please renew my family membership at Mooredale and add the cost of that membership ($125) to my fee

Registration Fees

Early Bird (June 17- July 16) $200

Regular (July 17-August 16) $225

Late Registration (August 17 on) $250

Player 1

Name: ____________________________

Gender: Male Female

D.O.B. (dd/mm/yy) _____________

Division: Under ____ Boys Girls

Experience: 1st Season or # of years _____

Teammate Request* ______________________ see note in registration information package

Player 2

Name: ____________________________

Gender: Male Female

D.O.B. (dd/mm/yy) _____________

Division: Under ___ _ Boys Girls

Experience: 1st Season or # of years _____

Teammate Request* ______________________ see note in registration information package

Division Convenor Coach Manage Age Group: _________________________

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Sunday September 20The Rosedale-Moore ParkTerry Fox RunJoin us at Mooredale House146 Crescent RoadPhone: 416-922-3714TIME: 8am – Noon

We’ll have live music, Starbucks coffee, pre and post-run snacks. Route maps and more!

Ann-Marie AndersonCell: 416-985-1000 orEmail: [email protected]

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A CLUB FOR EVERYONE!• 8 Courts nestled amongst the trees• Programmes for all levels• Junior Programmes and Camps

clubsSwimming Pool club

Pool Notes James McNee – CHAir, SWiMMinG POOL CLUBOn BEHALF OF tHE SWiMMinG POOL CLUB EXECUtiVE

2015 – Another Great Pool Season!

On behalf of the Pool Club Executive – the Mooredale

volunteers who provide advice and support to our

staff colleagues – I thank two special groups for making our Pool such a magical place. One of the great joys in coming to the Pool is dealing with the exceptional group of young adults that is our team of Lifeguards, Instructors, Shift Leaders and Managers. Well done and thank you so much! And another special thanks goes to the Moms and Dads and kids of all ages who make up our membership. The Pool is so special because we have such a special and fun group of members!

thank you Mooredale Pool staff and thank you Mooredale Pool members! Our Pool Club Annual Meeting takes place at 7:30pm on Wednesday, October 21. All Pool Members are most welcome to attend. And do tell your friends who aren’t yet Pool members that now is the time to get on the wait list. Call the office today and they will (almost certainly) be swimming next year! Finally, make sure you remember where you put your membership cards over the winter – you’ll need them for opening day 2016!


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Mooredale SC CoMpetitive SoCCer

Try-out’s/Evaluation PeriodSo you want to play at a higher level? Do you want to show the kids from North Toronto, Leaside and Cherry Beach who is the best club on this side of the City is? Well now is your chance, come to our Evaluation Period/try-outs

for the Academy Development Program (formerly known as the RDP is for Players born in 2004 to 2008) and try-outs for our Rep teams U13+ teams (1999-2003). If you didn’t know, we are steadily becoming one of the best soccer clubs in Toronto. All of our teams are coached by certified coaches, and we encourage their development to obtain more licensure. Our U8-U12 teams play almost exclusively in Toronto, while teams at U13 and above do travel outside of the Toronto District into the surrounding areas of the GTA. Our club does offer programs that cater to all the competitive players. These compete all year and the others that compete for only a portion of the year. Information for the Evaluation Period (2004-08’s) and Try-outs for (2003’s+) will be posted on our website under Sports at www.mooredale.com. Please contact Chris via email, [email protected] with any questions regarding try-outs or the evaluation period.

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“Adult 7v7 Soccer Tournament”The 3rd edition of Soctoberfest (Toronto’s best Adult Soccer Tournament) will be held October 3rd at De La Salle College’s new turf field. Register now for the most fun event you will be apart of this year. Get your co-workers together and join now! There are three divisions, Pro’s, Joe’s, and Doe’s. Pro’s are the competitive bunch, Joe’s are the older guys who think they are still competitive but can’t hang with the mid-20 something’s and Doe’s are the all-female division… It’s about having a laugh and enjoying the tournament ‘trophies’ at the end of the day. Cost is $200 and there is still space!! Information is posted on our website under Sports at www.mooredale.com. Please contact Chris via email, [email protected]

Alain StratiPresident, Soccer Club

David WoodsSports Director

For sports information:Contact Catherine at: 416-922-3714 Ext 102 Email: [email protected]: www.mooredale.com

Mooredale SC BaSketBall

Let’s hit the HardwoodBasketball is returning in October and after one of our best seasons yet, our basketball has now become a fall and winter staple for our Mooredale families. With the increased popularity Basketball

there is only limited space. So don’t miss out on your chance to learn the fundamentals that will lead to being the next Canadian picked in the NBA Draft! It is a fantastic opportunity to learn the fundamentals of basketball, taught by certified basketball instructor from local Rep Clubs looking to develop the region. Toronto is a Basketball haven now! Registration information is available at www.mooredale.com. If you have any questions regarding the football season please contact Chris via e-mail or ext. 115

Mooredale SC Flag FootBall

“He Could Go All The Way…Touchdown!”

Flag Football is back, do not miss out on registration for what is considered the best Flag Football League in Toronto. With all of the changes we have made over the past two years to improve the product, it is no wonder why!

Thanks to all of our volunteers, players, parents and referees we have just an amazing league that sells out fast. So please make sure you get your registration in asap. We have 4 divisions this year, under 9, 11, 13 & u15 (New Division). All of it will be played at Rosedale Park Sunday’s from October through the end of November. Registration information is available at www.mooredale.com. If you have any questions regarding the football season please contact Chris via e-mail or ext. 115

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“Welcome to the Soccer Dome”We will be running fall indoor soccer leagues this year at Monarch Park Collegiate (in their beautiful domed facility). We have age groups U4 to U14 in the fall. U4 to U7 will be running Wednesday’s (5:30-6:30pm) or Saturday’s (8am) families can choose which day to register for at these age groups (space is limited). For the age groups: U9 (Saturday’s, 9am), U11 (Saturday’s, 10am), U14 (Saturday’s 11am). Information is posted on our website under Sports –> Indoor Soccer, at www.mooredale.com. Please contact Chris via email, [email protected] Program Offerings for Adults, for more information on these events, please contact Chris at x115 or [email protected]

• Soctoberfest – Adult 7v7 Soccer Tournament

• Basketball – Women’s Basketball League

• Flag Football – Adult Flag Football Tournament

Soccer Cup Day is September 29/30

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ur new season starts and ends with hot Canadian talent. International performers from Leipzig, London, and Herning, Denmark take up the middle with two making their Canadian debuts on our stage.

Welcome to Mooredale Concerts 27th year. We’re very proud that our promise to offer the highest quality classical performances at remarkably affordable prices still remains strong. Six concerts subscriptions are only $140; seniors $130; and for patrons under 30, just $90. Subscribers are not only assured of their seats, but also save up to 47% over single ticket purchases. All 2015-16 concerts conveniently take place at Walter Hall in the Edward Johnson Building, University of Toronto, 80 Queen’s Park (Museum subway), Sundays at 3:15 p.m. The 500-seat theatre guarantees an intimate setting, and the ability to truly experience the artistry up close. You will sit no further back than 14 rows in a venue with perfect acoustics.

MUSIc & TRUFFLES – Classical Music for Family EnjoymentOur 13th season begins on November 1. Artists featured in five of the six concerts will also perform a one-hour interactive concert for young people 6-11 at 1:15 p.m. in Walter Hall (no concert Sept. 27). Adults wishing to learn more about music and music making are also welcome. Subscriptions are only $50, and include a chocolate truffle for everyone at the end of each concert. NEW this season! We are excited to announce that Music & Truffles will have a new hostess on stage, bringing her own musical insights to our audience and keeping everyone thoroughly entertained. We are also deepening the music education experience that our audiences love through a newly created Music & Truffles programme/activity book, which will provide opportunities for more information and for parent guidance at or after the concert.

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Mooredale Concerts New Season – piano, vocal & chamber classics

Begins September 27, 2015

Adrian Fung, Artistic Director

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ORDER NOW: Use the handy brochure attached in this newsletter to see the splendour of our concerts. Subscriptions for our Concert Series and Music & Truffles are available online at www.mooredaleconcerts.com. Orders can also be mailed to Mooredale Concerts, 146 Crescent Road, Toronto M4W 1V2, or phoned in to Joanna directly at 416-922-3714 ext. 103. Stewart Goodyear – Legendary Piano Variations Sunday, September 27: Concert Series 3:15pmInternationally acclaimed Toronto-born pianist Stewart Goodyear mounts two pinnacles of the piano repertoire on one distinctly ambitious program – J.S. Bach’s Goldberg Variations and Ludwig van Beethoven’s Diabelli Variations. Goodyear is highly admired for his distinctively elegant playing, technical facility, emotional depth, and searching nature. He has made news throughout North America with his Beethoven sonata marathons, performing all 32 in one day; a virtuosic feat that is almost becoming commonplace for this artist. As he told writer Colin Eatock in the Globe and Mail, “To me, (Beethoven) represents all human emotions – every layer of humanity is explored and dissected in the sonatas.” Especially for Mooredale Concerts (where he performed as a young artist), Stewart will pair his love of Beethoven with that of an

earlier giant of keyboard music, J.S. Bach. This year marks the 50th anniversary of Glenn Gould’s landmark recording of the Goldberg Variations, an event Goodyear celebrates with his own take on the massive work. In a recent interview with Peter Robb of the Ottawa Citizen, he described Bach as “such a selfless composer, a spiritual composer. In life there are some experiences that test your strength. Going back to spirituality brings you closer to the next chapter.” “In an era where few unambiguously great Diabelli Variations recordings grace the catalog as individual releases... I embrace Goodyear’s mindful mastery and integrity with open arms and grateful ears.” – Classics Today “One of the best pianists of his generation” – Philadelphia Inquirer Single tickets go on sale September 1. Tickets for this premium concert are $40 adult/senior, $20 for under age 30, available online at www.mooredaleconcerts.com or by phone, and at the door. All seats are general admission. If you subscribe to all six concerts, the average price per concert is less than $25! Join us this season. Enrich your life with the sweet sounds of superb classical music!

Josette, Nevin, Danica and Rudy Katkic; Jenna, William, Charlie

and Stew Metcalfe; Silvia Mazzone, Camille, Gabriele and Vince

Flammia; Tanya and Mila Blackwell; Jacqui, Morgan, Jocelyn and

Jeffrey Roy; Laura, Quin, Leish, Joe and Mike Rumble; Nella De Luca,

Elliot and Richard Bertrand; Trish Renwick and Zoey and Sebastien

Lama; Michelle, Oliver, Theo, Emiko and Chad Iwata; Janeth Bueno,

Matthew and Jimmy Torres; Christiane Sattler, Oskar Sattler McLean

and Clive McLean; Sharmeen, Gabriella and Nader Arafat; Dan and

Jared Carter; Meghan MacDougall, Dylan and Nigel Scott; Kerri,

Hayden Henneberry and Anita Bohez; Melissa, Myla, Max and Matt

Picken; Michaela Charette, Gigi and Ari Aronson; Janeva Healey,

Keira and Rich Lavery; Megan McCaig, Lachlan and Devon Ajram;

Wendy, Alex, Andrew and Angus Earle; Molly, Lily, Simon and

Jason Ray; Winston Morris; Tracy, Chase, Parker and Richard Eakins;

Renee, Eva, Olivia, Max, Simon and Glen Pestrin; Greg, Taylor and

Noah Thomson; Nikki Yassemi, Zoe, Aryo and Stefan Wirthensohn;

Ana Florescu, Max, Ellie and Jonas Brandon; Alison and Carter Field;

Christy Hollaman and Georgia Robertson; Karen, Lydia, Mark and

Noel Valihora and Christopher Fanning; Elena Cherry and D’Arcy

McDonald; Shaheen Darani, Mateo, Kayla, Nahla and Christopher

John; Kim, Madeline and Georgia Naish; Marnie, Olivia, Alexander

and Andrew Peters; Katie Fleming and Ava Court Hampton; Fern

Morrison; Tracy, Aidan, Kyle, Nolan and Dave Shepard; Jill and Halle

Jain; Tracey Pappin, Grace and Connor D’Oliveira; Susie, Lachlan,

Jamie and Neil Blair; Gillian Irving, Sophie, Ella, Aidan, Dylan and

Jonathan Wood; Marie-Louise and Alexander Cranendonk and Guy

Schreiber; Katherine and Bridget Salter; Willa Griffin and Georgia

Dilay; Beth, Jordan, Courtney, Jeremie, Nanda and Kyle Maliakkal;

Laura Solis, Nicholas and Alfonso Esparza; Holly, Emma, Julia,

Diana, John and Paul Hilborn; Laura, Jennifer, Julia, Anna and Peter

Dobrowolski; Laurie McAllister, Owen and Liam McAllister-Scott and

Paul Scott; Pepper, Kais, Kiryn and Mark Ventresca; Marya Kazoun,

Hana-Mila, Adriano Riad and Adriano Berengo; Meg, Oban and

Robert MacLean; Jennifer, Thomas, Madeleine and Craig Lockwood;

Cil Tulin, Ela, Aydin, Emre and Peter Howard; Meredith Shaw, Heidi,

Elise, Sydney and Madeline Chrisholm; Tracy Pryce Salamon, Sophia

and Michael Salamon; Safia Power, Mohammad Jr. and Mohammad

Mofrad; Lori-Ann Wesley, Hudson and David Kim; Yunxiang Gao,

Graham and Russell Gao-Hodges and Graham Hodges; Lesley and

Hannah Marshall; Sonia, Veronica and Loris Fata; Jane Riccardelli,

Calem, Findley, Nesta and John Yorke; Gabrielle, Talia, Malek, Leila

and Bachir Rabbat; Jessica Ng, Connor, Madeline and Karsten Lee;

Rochelle de Goias-Jackman, Oliver and Duncan Jackman; Rouly

Antonopoulos; Christine, Quinn, Kiran and Logan McLean; Stephanie

Saslove, Rachel, Benjamin and Alan Freedman; Belinda, Grace and

Benjamin Longe and Andrew Garrett; Janice, Lauren, Matthew

and Craig Hutchison; Ozpe, Mina and Orkun Olgar; Liezel, Regille,

Nathanielle and Ramilo Chavez; Kate, Olivia, Charles, Henry and

Frank Dempsey; Claire, Beatrice, Poppy and Conan McIntyre; Ruth-

Ellen and Hannah Petlock; Neal Southam and Timothy O’Neill;

Daniel, Nisha and Ava Lett; Nicole Roth and Noah Jessel; Barbara

Frensel; Claire, Lauren, Olivia and Bruce Shewfelt.

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remember last winter? How about Costa Rica instead? Not your ordinary rental with Gardener and Housekeeper on Acre+ property with monkeys, birds and butterflies. Great for kids. Short drive from Liberia Int Airport near Four Seasons and Las Catalinas. Luxury 4 BR (three ensuite), 4 BA (includes in-law suite) house overlooking Pacific with ocean breezes. 5 minutes down the hill to white sand beaches. Large infinity edge pool. 7 restaurants within 15 minutes. 3 golf courses including Four Seasons and Westin. Outdoor dining porch for 8, teak poolside chaise lounges, Wifi, 400 thread count white sheets, Ralph Lauren towels. Beach towels included! Master ensuite with spa bath. Chef’s Kitchen-wine fridge, espresso maker, s/s appliances. BOOKING NOW including Christmas! Owned by Mooredale family. $2200 per week (higher at Christmas). www.villadeoro.com. 416-270-2090

Accommodation – Upper level furnished private room, own sink, huge balcony, in eclectic North Rosedale home of film designer/artist. Share all amenities, inc. laundry, WiFi, cable, television, parking, backyard. Close to Rosedale bus/Chorley park. $890 monthly. Lillian 416-923-4939.

Vineyard Villa near Aix-en-Provence, St tropez – Beautiful private 4 bedroom, 2½ bath villa with large terrace and covered pool looking out over vineyard, property planted with herbes de Provence. Hi-speed internet, sand beaches, Mooredale family. Photos, additional info: www.vrbo.com/512971, 416-915-1377

Home Maintenance/Design

Carpentry and Cabinetmaking Experienced carpenter/contractor with own woodworking shop designs and builds cabinet and carpentry projects of all types. Specializes in custom interior and exterior work. Reliable and premium quality workmanship at affordable cost. References available. Call Designed Renovations, Jim Eby at 416-237-2251.

P.P.P.P – Paint, Paper, Patch, Plaster Make your house feel like home again. Quality, caring, professional work. Free estimates. Local references. Call the Home Fixers, Rhys Edwards at 416-538-6229

Stone and Brickwork – Installation and repair of stonework, including patios, brick walls, driveways, retaining walls, and flagstone paths. Small jobs happily done. Thirty years of experience. Local references available. Reasonable rates. Prompt quotations. Call Winston Morris at 416-888-3347 or email [email protected]

Special Services/Opportunities

invest in Something Unique – Character portraits by an established Canadian artist. Conté on acid free paper 22” x 30” Sitting at your convenience (3-4hrs. to completion) $500 (framing extra) www.sarafinchan.ca (416)923-4939 Fax 920-9847 Cell: 520-0343

Grass Fed Beef – Delivered to your door: direct from the farm, prepared by master butcher. No hormones or antibiotics. 30 or 20 lb mix of hamburger, steaks and roast. To order: www.freshfarmstand.ca For free delivery use code MOOREDALE at checkout.

Computer tutoring & repair Installation, tutoring, troubleshooting, virus removal, data backup. Great for beginners, seniors. Individual attention for you, family, friends. Friendly and patient. House calls made, references available, reasonable rates. Your questions? My answers! David Block 416-929-6039 or [email protected]

Community Service

24th Annual Victoria College Book Sale 2015, September 24 – September 28. Thousands of good used books! All subject categories at amazing prices! Thursday: 24 September, 4pm-9 pm; Friday: 25 September, 10 am-8 pm; Saturday: 26 September, 11 am-6 pm; Sunday: 27 September, 11 am-6 pm; Monday: 28 September, 10 am-8 pm.--(Half-price day!) Admission $3.00 first night only; students free with I.D. Location: Old Vic, 91 Charles St. West (Museum subway exit). For more information call 416-585-4585 or www.vicbooksale.utoronto.ca. Proceeds support Victoria University Library.

Mooredale/Mayfair – Seamstress needed to sew replacement ticket seller aprons for Mayfair. Please email [email protected] or call 416-922-3714 ext.103 if you can help us with this project.

cLASSIFIEDSThe Mooredale Newsletter reaches 7,500 members. Classified advertisements for the Winter issue must be SUBMITTED IN WRITING (40-word limit; over word limit, advertisement is charged double) with payment on or before october 2. Payment can be made by cash, cheque, debit, Visa or Master Card (visit www.mooredale.com for credit card form). E-mail: [email protected] or call 416-922-3714 ext 103. Placement for several months may be ordered. Ad Rates: RMPA MEMBERS – $22 Personal; $50 Business. NON-MEMBERS – $52 Personal; $79 Business. Mooredale does not endorse any product, property or service listed in the ads. Display ad rates and specs are available on-line at www.mooredale.com

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