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Fall 2018

In this issue

2 Calendar

6 Preschool

7 Programs

8 Pool Club

10 Daycamp

13 Election

14 Sports

16 Concerts

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MooredaleNews Fall 2018

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Wow, that was some Summer! I hope that you all took advantage of the great Pool

Club at Mooredale. We needed it. On that note, I want to thank the City of Toronto for all of their help with the renovations and improvements at the Pool Club. We have received positive feedback from Members about improved accessibility, the filter system and the new fence. Next

up is new lighting on the pool deck, coming this Fall. As always, Mooredale House was very busy during the Summer, with all kinds of camps, preschool programs and sports. It is such a hub of activity, people and fun for all. A big thank you to all of the Summer staff. Hard to believe that, on any given day, we had more than 500 people on site. Yet again, the popularity of our camps is on the up-and-up, as kids get to experience a unique camp experience right here in the city. As we transition into Fall, I wanted to welcome all of the members at Mooredale, whether they have signed up for Preschool, Sports or any of other Programs. Membership reflects the community support for our organization and provides us with the foundation for all of the great programs and activities at Mooredale. We continue to offer the always popular fitness, music, karate, sportball and dance programs. New in Sports this Fall is Ultimate Frisbee, building on the past successes of Basketball, Flag Football and a revitalized Ice Hockey program. Frisbees will be flying all over Rosedale Park this Fall. Don’t miss out and be sure to check our website for more information. Another wonderful series of Mooredale Concerts is approaching. See the enclosed brochure to decide which concerts you wish to attend this year. We are always innovating and looking for new programs. I encourage you to share your ideas or, better yet, become a volunteer yourself. Mooredale will once again host the Terry Fox Run. This year’s event, its 38th, will be Sunday, September 16. Volunteers are always appreciated. If you would like to help, contact Tori Brown at [email protected] or 416-890-6113. In closing, I always want to stress the importance of giving back to Mooredale and to making all of these programs and activities such a success. Please consider getting involved and becoming a volunteer. You’ll always be glad that you did. Nominations are also open for the 2018-19 Board of Directors. The Election Form is in our newsletter, with deadlines as early as September 7. Yes, the camps are over, the weather is changing and the kids all go back to (pre)school, but there is always plenty to do at Mooredale.

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SEPTEMBER 3Labour Day – Office Closed Last day of Pool Season

SEPTEMBER 4-7Preschool Begins Office Hours Mon. – Thurs. 8:30am – 5:30pm Friday 8:30am – 5:00pm

SEPTEMBER 7Nominations deadline for 2018-19 Board of Directors to be considered for Slate of Nominees

SEPTEMBER 10 onwardsRegular Office Hours Resume Mon – Thurs 8:30am – 7:30pm Fri 8:30am – 5:00pm

SEPTEMBER 16Terry Fox Fun 8:00am – Noon

SEPTEMBER 17Pool Committee Meeting 7:30pm – Room 2

SEPTEMBER 26RMPA Board Meeting Room 1 & 2 – 7:00pm

SEPTEMBER 30At Walter Hall, UofT Mooredale Concerts presents Music & Truffles Concert 1:15 – 2:15 pm at Walter Hall, 80 Queen’s Park Crescent Calidore String Quartet Tickets are a bargain at just $20

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OCTOBER 5Nominations deadline for 2018/2019 Mooredale Board

OCTOBER 8Thanksgiving Day Mooredale Closed

OCTOBER 24Pool Club Annual General Meeting Pool Members welcome 7:30pm – Room 2

OCTOBER 28At Walter Hall, UofT Music & Truffles 1:15 – 2:15pm Mooredale Concerts – 3:15pm Dorian Wind Quartet Music & Truffles Single tickets are $20 or Subscribe & Save Mooredale Concerts Single tickets are $30-$40 or Subscribe & Save

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How quickly the summer flew by and how sweet are the memories for our pool club, our day campers

and ‘Summer Fun’ preschoolers who shared their summer with us. We had a Great Time!

Here are some highlights from our Sweet Summer:3 Our Mooredale Day Camp sessions

were essentially full! Thanks to our wonderful camp counsellors and the amazing leadership team for the excellent programs and good fun!

3 The Pool Club members enjoyed the warm, sunny days – and many completed the and swim fitness challenge – imagine arriving at the Tower of London, the Eiffel Tower, the Nile River, the island of Ios, the Empire State Building or Niagara Falls via the Mooredale Pool! Cheers to our entire Pool Staff for their enthusiastic leadership.

3 The Preschool Summer Fun teachers led a wide array of experiences for our youngest children featuring different activities each day! The Summer Fun Staff pay great attention to the needs of the children, while making every day exciting.

3 RDP Soccer Teams continued their very busy summer schedules with regular practices and various tournaments throughout the season. Our hardworking sport staff and coaches gave their best to operate our summer sports and plan for a terrific year ahead.

3 Tennis lessons continued all summer at the Rosedale Tennis Club and many young players improved their technique under the careful supervision of the RTC Pro’s.

Now it’s time to Focus on a Fabulous Fall: 3 Check out the Fall program guide

at www.mooredale.com to discover more ways to develop new talents and meet some new friends and neighbours – programs for all ages take place at Mooredale and Whitney School (After Four)

3 Subscribe to a full season of fabulous Mooredale Concerts. The first concert in the series is September 30 so don’t delay. www.mooredaleconcerts.com

3 Do something special for you and for the Terry Fox Run. Sign up or just show up and run or walk your way around the Rosedale route: Sunday, September 16 from 8:00am to 12:00 noon starting from Mooredale

3 Send in your ideas for new programs and courses – we making plans for the winter and spring terms now. All ideas are welcome: [email protected]

3 Get active and enjoy a new sport this Fall: Flag Football, Basketball, and Ultimate Frisbee are offered this season.

We hope you will find many ways to enjoy Mooredale throughout the year. Welcome back!

Marjorie BoothEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

FROM A SWEET

SUMMER TO A

FABULOUS FALL

Volunteers and Community

This summer we were grateful for the help of 42 volunteers with our activities: At the Pool we welcomed the following Volunteers:

Andrew FraserNicholas GriffisGillian MorrisJack CaseMarcus HineIsabella TomovskiAmelie Lagace-O’ConnorTeya TaylorAmelie DewKayla McMillanJohn ActonRebecca Colville-ReevesKailey MacDonell

At the Day Camp, the whole camp staff appreciated the help of these volunteers, who added extra spirit to our camp sessions:

Natalie AbboudHayden BainbridgeEmma ChildsSophia De LucaClaire DorisLiam GolbergCharlotte HayesSophie Himsworth

If you have interest in sharing your time and expertise with Mooredale, let us know. We are happy to support the Terry Fox Run in September and they need volunteers too.


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Mooredale Directorywww.mooredale.com

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

ADMINISTRATION STAFF

Marjorie Booth 106 [email protected]

Carolyn Burgess 113 [email protected]

Silviu Butnaru 115 [email protected]

Joanna Ingram 103 [email protected]

Susan Li 104 [email protected]

Catherine Loeffler 102 [email protected]

Eric Musselman 105 [email protected]

Breanna Van Abbema 136 [email protected]

Anthony Vercillo 138 [email protected]

A – M

accounting 104 [email protected]

basketball 138

concerts 103 [email protected]

day camp 103 [email protected]

flag football 138

frisbee 138

hockey 138

membership 102 [email protected]

N – Z

newsletter 103 [email protected]

orchestra students 102

pool club 102 [email protected]

preschool 113 [email protected]

program/course ideas 105 [email protected]

program registration 102, 103, 100

sport & soccer club 136 [email protected]

sports registration 138 [email protected]

sports hotline 222

tennis club 103 [email protected]

tennis clubhouse 416-922-7906

terry fox run 103

volunteer hotline 310

Interested in becoming a Mooredale Volunteer? We would love to hear from you. Please call our Volunteer hotline at 416-922-3714 ext. 310 or send an e-mail to [email protected]

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For further information or to register please visit www.terryfox.org/toronto-mooredale

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Sunday September 16 The Rosedale-Moore ParkTerry Fox RunJoin us at Mooredale House146 Crescent RoadPhone: 416-922-3714TIME: 8am – Noon

l Coffee and refreshmentsl Route mapsl Volunteer opportunities

Join others in the community for this important cause.

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Preschool NewsCarolyn BurgessPRESCHOOL DIRECTOR

Summer Fun

Our Mooredale playground was humming with Hippos that were Happy, Monkeys that were Funky, Giraffes that were Jolly and Bees that were Busy! Clad in bright yellow shirts

this joyful collection, aka our Preschool Campers relished in the hot and sunny days bubbling over with Summer Fun!

School DaysWith September just around the corner, our team are gearing up for the school year. One that is, as always, dedicated to providing a high quality program that views children as competent, capable, curious and rich in potential and promotes learning through exploration, play and inquiry. Music specialists Sophie Bell and Mischi Schweitzer return for another magical musical year. And, joining our Mooredale Kindergarten class once again is the Chess Institute of Canada. So much to do and so much to look forward to!

Registration September 2019It may seem far off, but registration for September 2019 begins in early January with registration details available on our website in late October. And, you are most welcome to join us for a tour to see our programs in action. Visit the preschool page of our Mooredale website for all the details or to arrange a tour contact the preschool office at either [email protected] or 416-922-3714 ext. 113

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ProgramsEric MusselmanPROGRAM MANAGER

Lifetime Skills Academy comes to Whitney After 4

Alex Arthur is the co-owner of Lifetime Skills Academy. We’re offering four new LSA programs at Whitney PS this fall and caught up with Alex to find out more about LSA.

Alex, what inspired you to start the LSA program?Students need skills to thrive in our new technological century, skills that are not taught in school, in both personal development and technology. These are skills that will last them for a lifetime, and help them to thrive with new technological expertise.

Can you explain some of the methods and techniques you use to make your lessons memorable?At LSA we use our 5-Star development system, where we introduce our students step by step to a full map of the skills they are going to learn. We also leverage technologies and media to show the children the end-product of what they can achieve so that they are motivated to go out and achieve that. Finally, we excite them with visions of new technologies and what they can do.

If you could narrow it to one key thing – what do you hope each child learns or takes away from the LSA class?We want each student and camper coming through LSA to know that they have the power and potential to be leaders and to change the world in positive ways!

Thank you Alex! We look forward to seeing you in September.

This fall season students can register for the following LSA programs: Financial Literacy, Minecraft Modding, 3D Printing, and Lego Engineering. For further information please refer to the 2018 Fall Guide available online or at the Mooredale office.

For Registration Information:Contact Catherine Loeffler at: 416-922-3714 ext.102 Email: [email protected]: www.mooredale.com

Wonny Song,

November 18, 2018March 3, 2019June 16, 2019

3 – 4:30pm

St. Patrick Secondary School49 Felstead Avenue

(free on-site parking, map on web)

Don’t Miss Out Register Now

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ClubsSwimming Pool Club

Pool Notes Kedrin Case CHAIR, SWIMMING POOL CLUBON BEHALF OF THE SWIMMING POOL CLUB EXECUTIVE

Another summer in the books!

First, I would like to extend a HUGE thank you to all our outstanding staff for their successful 2018 pool season. One of the best reasons to come to the pool is undoubtedly the

interaction with our truly exceptional team of young people. I want to extend a extra special thank you to Ellen Harper, our pool manager on her stewardship of such an excellent team of lifeguards & instructors. Another a thank you goes to YOU, our pool members—moms, dads, and kids of all ages, lane swimmers, floaters, “Aquafitters” and those on the deck. We had a few hiccups earlier in the season and we appreciate your patience as we continue the upgrades to our beloved pool area. Although the pool is closed for the season, we are installing new lights and also painting the fence this fall. We have a special and great group of members here at Mooredale Pool and appreciate your continuing support of the pool. Please continue to pass on the word to all your friends and neighbours for the 2019 season. It is sure to be an excellent one! Finally, I want to extend a heartfelt thank you to Marjorie Booth, our wonderful Executive Director, who amongst everything else Mooredale, also oversaw the pool construction over the winter and spring. Marjorie’s final pool season is a wrap, as she is embarking upon a new and wonderful endeavor – retirement! We will miss her greatly in every facet of Mooredale, where she has left her indelible mark. Thank you for absolutely everything. The Pool Club Annual Meeting takes place Wednesday, October 24, 2018 at 7:30pm. All Pool Members are welcome to attend. If you would like to volunteer to support and advise our staff colleagues by joining the committee please let me know. Pool committee members are confirmed at the Pool Annual Meeting. Don’t forget to remember where you store your membership cards over the winter, as you will need them for opening day 2019. Mine, whose stickers over the years have created quite the “lump” on my card, are gently placed in the pocket of the family swim bag, along with a tangle of goggles, masks and swim toys. Lastly, we must restart our countdown to pool opening 2019. Don’t fret – another great swimming season will be here before we know it! Enjoy the fall and winter months and see you in the pool next May. 259 days until pool opening!

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Eric “Fidgit” MusselmanCAMP DIRECTOR

At Mooredale We’re Building Better People!

The 2018 summer camp season is wrapping up and we are thankful for all the families who chose MDC this summer for their day camp adventure! We had a wonderful summer

spending time with all of our campers – some for a few days and others for all eight weeks. The summer was filled with big splashes and even bigger smiles in the pool, delicious hot lunches provided by the lunch mom, and dozens of different activities and programs here at Mooredale, at Rosedale Public School, and Rosedale Park. This summer Mooredale campers had many adventures off-site. We filled our tummies with juicy raspberries at Downey’s farm. We explored the mazes and rope courses at Tree Top Trekking and played in the sand all day at North Beach. To wrap up the summer we explored the outdoors nature areas at Downsview Park. Here at camp some highlights included Wacky Wednesdays, MDC’s birthday party, colour Olympics, and a production of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown by our drama campers. The karate and lego specialties once again were hits with our intermediate and senior campers. While having fun is a great aspect of camp, ‘fun’ isn’t why we exist. During staff training we told our team that this summer ‘they were in the construction business’ and our mission was to build better people. Many of our campers grew as people. Some accomplished higher swimming levels, passed their deep end tests, hit a bulls-eye in archery and grew their social skills. Many tried new foods, befriended new people and got to experience ‘camp’ for the first time. Others learned to be more patient, or polite, or what it meant to be empathetic. This summer we gave daily recognition for children who demonstrated one of the ten following Outstanding Camper characteristics: Caring, Cooperation, Independence, Helpfulness, Empathy, Enthusiasm, Perseverance, Courage, Leadership and Politeness. Some campers made it a daily goal to earn an Outstanding Camper button every day It always takes a strong team with many different people to make any summer camp a success. I would like to thank River (Shannon Hill) for returning for her ninth summer at Mooredale. River 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. I would also like to thank Bailey Thibodeau (Sprout) for doing an excellent

job in the Program Director role once again this summer. Her creative ideas and always-positive personality helped ensure our programs ran smoothly each and every day. Huge thank you needs to be given to the rest of the strong leadership team. Kiki (Jolina), Cocoa (Caitlin), Splash (Maddie), Snax (Sarah), Sniffles (Ryan), Monet (Anna May), Pitch (Adam), Treble (Jobelle), Harley (Emma) 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, assistant counsellors and volunteers 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 five thirty. 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!

Eric ‘Fidget’ Musselman

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Mooredale- Do drop in!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

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ELECTION 2018

The 14 Directors of the Rosedale-Moore Park Association are elected annually. We are now seeking nominations for election at our 2018 Annual General Meeting, to be held on Wednesday, November 21,

2018 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 2018-2019. We urge you to contact David Woods, 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 7, 2018. Biographical information on all nominees received by September 14 will be circulated to all members. Other nominations will be accepted from the membership until 4:00pm October 5, 2018. 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 Marjorie Booth, Executive Director or email [email protected] or leave a voice message at 416-922-3714 ext 310 for someone to contact you about possibilities. According to our by-laws, the following four Directors must be elected to such positions by a separate vote:

l We must have two Directors, one from each of the current membership of the Pool and Soccer 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 and with the Mooredale Sport Club Manager and staff, and is also an advisor for team sports programs offered through Mooredale.

l The remaining ten 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 2017-2018

Mayfair Director: works with large committee to organise the annual fair and major fundraiser held in Rosedale Park each May.

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

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 & Intermediate Orchestras.

Program Director: Chairs the program committee and works with the Program Manager (staff) to generate program and course ideas and to carry out the summer camp operation.

Property Director: supervises major property repairs and improvements to Mooredale.

Rosedale Tennis Club Director: Represents RTC on the Mooredale Board.

Strategic Directions Director: Works with Board and Staff to focus efforts to reflect the mission and values of Mooredale.

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

Nominating Committee Chair for 2018-2019David Woods E-mail: [email protected]

We nominate

(NAME)

to serve on the 2018/2019 RMPA Board of Directors in the position of:(CHECK ONE ONLY)

Director at Large Preschool Pool Club

Sports Soccer 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 2018-2019I 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 members in good standing of the Rosedale-Moore Park Association. No nominations will be accepted after October 5, 2018. Deadline for consideration for the Nominating Committee’s suggested slate is September 7, 2018. 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:

(Member of Mooredale) (Member of Mooredale)


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MOOREDALE SC

Courtney Brown President, Soccer Club

Charles Zimmerman Sports Director

For Soccer & Sports Information please contact:Silviu Butnaru Sports Club Manager416-922-3714 [email protected]

Anthony Vercillo General Sports Assistant416-922-3714 [email protected]

Breanna Van Abbema Asst. Sports Club Manager416-922-3714 [email protected]

CLUB

GET IN THE ACTION • GET IN THE FUN • GET IN THE GAME

FLAG FOOTBALL A big thank you to our players, coaches, and technical staff who played a part in the successful delivery of our first ever Spring Flag Football program! With the Spring season in the rear-view mirror, it’s time to get excited for our Fall program, which will be returning for another great season at the De La Salle turf field. Our U8 Learn to Play, U10, and U12 divisions will be returning, and this season we’ll also have U14 and U16 divisions. Registration is now open; make sure to sign up today and reserve your spot!

Need 2 KnowOPEN REGISTRATIONS:

l Flag Football (Fall season)l Ultimate Frisbee (NEW this year)l Basketball (Fall session)l Outdoor Hockey (Winter)

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BASKETBALLOur Basketball program remains a popular sporting choice for our members. Our Spring session wrapped up in mid-May, and registration is now open for the Fall session (September 11 – November 14). Coach Ovidiu is back again, and is excited to kick off the 2018-19 Basketball program. Sign up today and reserve your spot for the Fall. See you on the court!

ULTIMATE FRISBEE This fall, Mooredale is excited to introduce our brand new Ultimate Frisbee program! This exciting, increasingly popular sport will be making its Mooredale debut this upcoming September, with sessions running throughout the month at local Rosedale Park. Sessions will focus on introducing players to the sport and teaching fundamental skills. Registration is now open, but space is limited; sign up today and reserve your spot! For all the info on the program, check out our new Ultimate Frisbee page on our website

OUTDOOR HOCKEY Outside and under the lights: Mooredale Outdoor Hockey will be returning again this winter, and we’re pleased to announce a few exciting changes to our program! We will be implementing the Cross Ice Development program for our U9 division, which utilizes a smaller playing area, smaller nets and smaller teams, which leads to players becoming more involved in gameplay. In addition, we will be offering a new U16 division this year, which will allow our older players to continue their experience in Mooredale Outdoor Hockey. Be sure to sign up today!

COMPETITIVE SOCCER Our Rep Development Program, Competitive, and Select soccer teams are into the final stages of their season, with the last few league games and tournaments set to take place in September. Mooredale teams have done the club and community proud again this season in the silverware department, bringing home a fair few trophies over the course of the outdoor season. Our coaches and players have represented the club and community with integrity and have demonstrated great sportsmanship again this year. Well done to all our Mooredale soccer players!

TEAM TRYOUTS/EVALUATIONS Interested in joining one of Mooredale’s competitive soccer teams? Our Rep Development Program and Competitive/Select teams will be holding their tryouts and evaluation periods beginning in September. Check out the “Tryouts” page on our website for more details on times, dates, and locations.


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e’re celebrating a milestone in the 2018-19 season by presenting performers and works that have special meaning to our founder, the

late Kristine Bogyo, and past artistic director Anton Kuerti. The last two of our six concerts will be single composer special events – an all-Mozart piano recital and an all-Beethoven string quartet program. Another concert features an internationally acclaimed wind quintet performing one work by a composer who was a close personal friend. Wonny Song, our artistic director, who is another personal friend, has put together a unique trio of artistic directors to commemorate our 30th season. Our concerts 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 492-seat theatre,

especially designed for chamber music/soloists, allows patrons to truly experience the artistry up close. You will sit no further back than 14 rows in a venue with perfect acoustics.

Subscriptions are available for all six concerts, for only $140 adults, $130 seniors, and $90 for under age 30 – offering up to 47 per cent in savings over single tickets.

MUSIC & TRUFFLES – Classical Music for Family EnjoymentThis one-hour Series – performances for children ages 6-11 plus their parents, grandparents, and friends – begins its 16th season on September 30. Subscriptions are only $75 for all five shows, and include a wrapped Lindt chocolate truffle for everyone at the end.

ORDER NOW: Use the handy brochure attached in this newsletter to see in detail the brilliance of these concerts. Subscriptions for both 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.

Calidore String QuartetSUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 AT 3:15PM“Deep reserves of virtuosity and irrepressible dramatic instinct” – New York Times and “balance of intellect and expression” – Los Angeles Times, has won Calidore String Quartet accolades across the globe, firmly establishing them as a premiere young chamber music ensemble. They have garnered the most prestigious prizes for chamber music in North America and Europe including the 2018 Avery Fisher Career Grant and BBC Radio 3 New Generation Artists. The New York-based ensemble has performed at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Wigmore Hall, Berlin Konzerthaus, Cologne Philharmonie, Seoul’s Kumho Arts Hall, Royal Albert Hall, and at significant festivals, including Verbier, Ravinia, Mostly Mozart, Rheingau, and Festspiele Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Their cellist Estelle Choi is a Calgary native and multi-award individual winner in Canada. As protégés of the Emerson Quartet, Calidore has performed joint programs with them. They have also collaborated with esteemed artists such as Jean-Yves Thibaudet, Gabor Takacs-Nagy, and Joshua Bell. Their debut album (October 2018 release) for Signum Records,

WSTARTS SEPTEMBER 30, 2018

Wonny Song, Artistic Director

Mooredale Concerts – Celebrating 30 Years!

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includes demanding string quartets from geographically separate composers and time periods. Their performance will consist of the works from this album.

PROGRAM: Sergei Prokofiev:

String Quartet in F Major, Op. 92

Osvaldo Golijov (b1960): Tenebrae

Leoš Janácek: String Quartet No. 1, “Kreutzer”

Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy: String Quartet in F minor, Op. 80

Single tickets go on sale September 1. Tickets for this concert are $30 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. Mooredale Concerts 30th anniversary season continues to showcase leading and emerging Canadian and international artists, performing classical music standards and lesser-staged works that span musical periods from the Baroque to the 20th Century. Join us to experience the finest in classical chamber music!

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