Hello CAF Swim Club Members.
Happy 2012!
The 2012 pool season will start on May 26, 2012 
Please tell your friends about us.
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 Join Us Poolside! Way back in 1972, neighbors from the Carolanne Farm Civic League joined together to build a large community pool where neighborhood families could meet to cool off, watch their kids swim, talk to friends and neighbors and just relax. Luckily for us, this enlightened group accomplished this incredible task, and in August of 1972, the Carolanne Farm Swim Club was opened.
In order to build the swim club, the founders put up their own money to finance the project, and then dedicated many hours of hard volunteer labor to make their dream come true. It was hard work, but the pool was built and the fun began. Our swim club holds a deep gratitude to the many individuals who dedicated their time and energy over the years to make the Carolanne Farm Swim Club a lasting reality.
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Club Membership Information |
Voting Membership
Annual dues are $290. To become a Voting Member you must purchase a certificate which has a one time fee of $555. This fee does not apply to any other expenses and is valid to the original purchaser only. A certificate provides one vote on pool matters at the General Membership meetings which are held in the spring and fall of each year. Voting members are eligible to run for Board of Director positions. A Voting Membership includes entry into the pool for those who live in the same home. Outside family members and guests who do not reside in your home must be brought in as guests.
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Red Cross Swimming & Water Safety Program |
Carolanne Farms Swim Club is a Proud Provider of American Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety Programs.
American Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety Courses offered by Carolanne Farms Swim Club include:
Parent and Child Aquatics
Developed for children 6 months to 5 years of age, this program builds swimming readiness by emphasizing fun in the water. Parents and children participate in several guided practice sessions that help children learn elementary skills, including water entry, bubble blowing, front kicking, back floating, underwater exploration and more
Learn to Swim
The American Red Cross Learn to Swim classes start with the most basic of swimming skills and advances through six levels. There's instruction for all ages and abilities to help improve swimming skills.
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