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Recreation Guide
Spring and
Summer
Township of South Frontenac
Community Information
Recreation Guide
Township of South Frontenac - District Recreation Committees
Salute the Recreation Guide - Thank you to all Advertisers
This page is jointly sponsored by the four district Recreation Committees of
Bedford, Loughborough, Portland & Storrington
“Volunteers are the backbone of a community. They are the unsung heroes who make
good things happen.” ~ Former Mayor Phil Leonard
The township’s four District Recreation Committees are comprised of dedicated volunteers who
organize, promote and manage important community programs such as baseball, soccer, Canada
Day celebrations, summer day camps and swim programs. The committees ensure township park
facilities are in top playing condition for the local associations that raise funds and organize team
sports. Monitoring and maintenance of beaches, boat ramps, community centres, cross country
trails, and playgrounds are also a priority. Each district controls and is responsible for its own
recreational programs and facilities.
The Recreation Committees of Bedford, Loughborough, Portland & Storrington strive to build
community spirit. They encourage children of all ages to participate in recreational activities,
learn teamwork and build healthy bodies.
Bedford District
Councillor David Hahn
Karen Green
Donna Brown
Betty O’Connor
Loughborough District
Councillor Gary Davison
Mike Howe
Brenda Law
Debbie Szumlanski
Dave Cooke
Vic Brown
Joe Green
Stan Palmer
Paul Wash
Tom McIlwrich
Allan McPhail
Janette Haase
Portland District
Councillor Don Smith
Councillor Wm. Robinson
Joanne Abrams
Angela Maddocks
Nicki VanCamp
Lori Jeffrey
Storrington District
Councillor Jack Barr
Councillor Peter Roos
John Allum
Ron Ball
Ralph Boston
Annie Campbell
Kevin Fox
Kent Labbett
Karen Norman
Norm Roberts
Ellwood Rollins
Jen Williams
Each district is responsible for its own operating and capital expenditures. Ultimate approval and
responsibility for them is vested in council via the district councillors. The four district recreation
committees are responsible for a total annual operating budget of approximately half a million
dollars, or about 5% of the township’s operating budget. The total district capital expenditures
average about $500,000 annually or 10% of the township’s capital expenditures.
Meetings are open to the public. Delegations are welcome when major issues come before the
committees.
The Township Recreation Committee, or Central Recreation Committee, is
comprised of the chair and vice chair from each district Recreation Committee.
It has been assembled to tackle such priorities as the Master Recreation Plan and
the full safety review and report on the township’s parks’ playground equipment.
ENJOY WHAT THE TOWNSHIP OF SOUTH FRONTENAC HAS TO OFFER
Ralph Boston
Chair, Central Recreation Committee
Introductions & Table of Contents
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2006 Fall / Winter Recreation Guide
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township at the end of August.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Twp. Recreation Committees . . . . .page 2
Message from the Mayor . . . . . . . . .page 3
Events & Celebrations . . . . . . . . . .page 4-5
Social Clubs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 6-7
Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 7
Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 7-8
Township Summer Day Camps . . . .page 8
Agricultural . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 9
Service Clubs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 9-10
Facilities to rent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 10
Boat Launches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 11
Parks & Beaches . . . . . . . . . . . .page 10-11
Community Services . . . . . . .page 12 & 13
Family Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 14
Early Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 14
Message from the Mayor
On behalf of the Council of the Township of South
Frontenac, I wish to welcome you to the third edition
of the South Frontenac Recreation Guide. The Guide
has improved every issue and holds a wealth of information to benefit all readers, especially those looking
to participate in activities across the Township.
As with all community events and groups, we rely heavily on the involvement of volunteers. Without them, many of these
programs would not exist or our ability to provide them would be severely
compromised. To these people, we offer our sincere appreciation.
As well, we would like to thank the advertisers who make this guide
possible. Without their financial support, we would not be able to produce
and distribute the guide. Please do your best to patronize these businesses
as it is through their economic prosperity that they will be here in the future
to continue to assist with these types of activities.
South Frontenac Township is a large geographic area with a great
diversity of interests. Hopefully by participation, you will enrich both yourself
and the community as a whole. Perhaps this will inspire you and your friends
to also look at new activities that could be included in the next edition.
Please read this guide carefully to see what may be of specific interest to
you and keep it mind for the coming year for yourself, your family and your
friends. By participating in these activities, we make South Frontenac a
vibrant community in which we are all proud to live.
Thanks to all involved in this guide for making it such a wonderful s
uccess.
Bill Lake, Mayor
Township of South Frontenac
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Township of South Frontenac Spring and Summer Guide 2006 Page 3
S pecial Events • Events Calendar
FRONTENAC FARMERS'
MARKET
SPECIAL EVENTS
CANADA DAY
CELEBRATIONS
Bedford District • Glendower Hall • Begins at
8:00 pm • Free hot dogs, drinks and birthday cake
• Games for kids • Fireworks at dusk
• Donna Brown............................(613) 375-6627
Portland District • Harrowsmith Centennial
Park • Hosted by Harrowsmith & District Social &
Athletic Club • Celebration begins at 10:00am with
a parade • Opening ceremonies - 11:00am
• Program includes musical entertainment,
chicken BBQ, family road rally, ice cream challenge, pony rides, air castles, the Great Balloon
Race, horseshoe tournament, softball games,
bingo, and water fun • Fireworks finale at dusk
• Dan Bell....................................(613) 372-1910
Loughborough District • The Point,
Sydenham • Fishing derby and other children's
activities all day • Parade leaves from fire hall at
1pm • Softball games throughout the day
• Chicken BBQ - 4:00-6:00pm • Free local entertainment - 6:00 pm - dusk • Fireworks at dusk
• Ron Darling ..............................(613) 376-7678
Storrington District • Storrington Lions Club
Hall, Sunbury • Hosted by Storrington Lions Club &
Storrington Recreation Committee
• Begins at 10:00 am - fun for the entire family
• Opening ceremonies, children's soccer, face
painting, dunk tank, fiddlers • Hot dogs & hamburgers: sponsored by Frontenac 4H Association
• Fireworks at dark
• Rob & Dawn Ware ....................(613) 353-2798
• Verona Sand Road, 3/4 km west of Highway 38,
Verona • Locally grown and produced food &
crafts • Winter Hours (Nov.-Apr.) - Saturdays 9am
-noon – inside Verona Lions Club Hall • Summer
Hours (May-Oct) - Saturdays 8am-1pm – outside
Verona Lions Club Hall
• Kim Perry ................................(613) 377-6668
March 11th • March Break Family Day
• Vendors help you prepare for a dinner with the
whole family • Verona Lions Club serving an Irish
Stew Brunch
April 1st • Maple Festival
• Lots of maple dishes to sample
May 6th • First day outside
• Summer hours begin - 8am-1pm
May 13th • A Spring Shower of Flowers for Moms
June 24th • Old Fashioned Strawberry Social
• Hosted by Verona Lions Club & Verona Heritage Society
July 15th • Heritage Day • Spinning & quilting
demonstrations • Heritage animal breeds display
August 19th • Cornfest • A corn-boil with over
15 corn dishes to sample • Special breakfast cornmeal pancakes and sausage
September 2nd • Garlic Festival
The Friends of Frontenac Park
• All events start from the Trail Centre at Frontenac
Park • For more information, contact the Trail
Centre at Frontenac Park ..........(613) 376-3489
• frontenacpark@frontenacpark.ca
April 9th • Would you like to volunteer at the
Park? • Volunteer / Guide / Host Training
• Training session offered by the park staff and the
Friends • 9:00am-3:00pm
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NEW MEMBERS
WANTED
FARMERS MARKET
• Market Gardeners •
• Livestock Producers •
• Food Preparers •
• Fine Craft Producers •
CONTACT KIM PERRY 377-6668
EVERY SATURDAY FROM FEBRUARY TO MID-DECEMBER
3/4 km west off Rd. #38 on Verona Sand Rd., Verona
WINTER HOURS NOV.-APR. Saturdays 9am-noon (inside)
SUMMER HOURS MAY-OCT. Saturdays 8am-1pm (outside)
April 22nd - Earth Day Walk
• Check for information on http://www.frontenacpark.ca/index.html
April 23rd - Volunteer / Guide Trail
Sweep • General maintenance on the park's
trails to get them in top shape for visitors • Bring a
lunch and work gloves • Chili supper will be
served at the end of the day • Meet at 8:30am
May 6th - Doe Lake Rehabilitation Day 1 • Come out and join the Friends on the
first of several days dedicated to completing the
work to upgrade the Doe Lake hiking trail
• Visit website for further info:
........................www.frontenacpark.ca/index.html
May 28th - Wilderness Navigation
Using map and Compass
• Learn how to interpret and read topographical
maps in order to find your way safely and confidently in the wilderness • Through a variety of
practical outdoor exercises, discover how to use a
compass alone and with a map, magnetic declination, contour interval, setting a compass, following
a bearing and triangulation • Come prepared for
outdoor activities • Bring a safety whistle • Cost:
$20.00 per person plus park fee • 9:00am-4:00pm
July 9th - Summer Evening Nature
Paddle • Bring your family on this short canoe
trip into the park • Bring your own canoes, paddles & pfds, drink, snack, and bug repellent • Meet
at Snug Harbour Bridge • Canoe rentals available
• 6:30-8:30 pm
EVENTS CALENDAR NEW!
Outdoor Band Fest & Street Dance
• Date to be determined - watch for posters • Hosted
by Harrowsmith & District Social & Athletic Club
CATARAQUI REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
Phone: (613) 546-4228 Web Site: www.cataraquiregion.on.ca
What do we do?
We work with municipalities, community groups and you to
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protect environmentally sensitive lands
keep our local streams and lakes healthy
plan development in an environmentally-friendly way
plant trees and help restore natural areas
teach people about nature and the environment
provide public access to the outdoors at our conservation areas
Visit one of your local conservation areas
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Gould Lake Conservation Area
Lemoine Point Conservation Area
Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area
Parrott’s Bay Conservation Area
Or hike or cycle the Cataraqui Trail.
Enjoy one of our activities
SCHEDULE OF SPECIAL EVENTS 2006
March 11 - March Break Family Day Oct. 14 - An Apple A Day
Oct.28 - Pumpkin Party
April 1 - Maple Festival
Nov. 4 - Christmas Craft Sale
May 6 - First Day Outside
Nov. 18 - “Meat” us at the Market
May 13 - Spring Shower of Flowers
Dec. 16 - Christmas Celebration
June 24 - Strawberry Social
July 15 - Heritage Day
In partnership with
Aug. 19 - Cornfest
Sept. 2 - Garlic Festival
Sept. 16 - Tomato Madness
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Maple Madness at Little Cataraqui Creek in March/April
summer day camps for kids ages 6 to 14
canoe rentals at Gould Lake during the summer and much more!
For more information about the CRCA
Call our office at 546-4228 or visit our web site at
www.cataraquiregion.on.ca
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Events Calendar • March - September
EVENTS CALENDAR (CONT’D)
MARCH
March 4th - Poker Run • Snowmobiles and
ATVs • Hosted by Storrington Lions Club
• Storrington Lions Hall, Sunbury
• Heather Sands ..........................(613) 353-1054
March 10th - Youth Dance • Harrowsmith &
District Social & Athletic Club • Ages 10 -16 • 7:30
- 10:30 pm • Cost: $4.00 / youth
• Pat ............................................(613) 372-2896
March 11th - "More than Just
Peanuts" Children's Show
• Harrowsmith & District Social & Athletic Club,
1:00pm • Peanuts-D-Clown, Randolph the
Balloonologist, and D.J. the Face Painter • Tickets:
$5.00 / person (Limited Seating
• Reserve early by calling: Pam (613) 372-1578 or
Marilyn ......................................(613) 372-0917
March 21st - Bingo - Turkey Dinner
• Golden Links Hall • 4186 Colebrooke Road,
Harrowsmith, 6:45 pm • Sponsored by the Odd
Fellows and the Rebekahs
Barb Garrison ............................(613) 372-2315
APRIL
April 1st - Mino's Dinner & Silent
Auction
• 5:30pm start / dinner at 6:00pm • Tickets:
$15.00 / person (Limited Seating)• Hosted by
Harrowsmith & District Social & Athletic Club
• Reserve early by calling: Pam (613) 372-1578 or
Marilyn ......................................(613) 372-0917
April 4th - Bingo - Ham Dinner
• 6:45 pm • Golden Links Hall • 4186 Colebrooke
Road, Harrowsmith • Sponsored by the Odd
Fellows and the Rebekahs
• Barb Garrison ..........................(613) 372-2315
April 29th - Annual Flea Market
• North Frontenac Community Arena • Rental
space available by calling:
Jim Stinson ..................................(613) 374-2177
MAY
May 6th - Storrington Lions Club Fish Fry
• Storrington Lions Club Hall, Sunbury
• Stephen Hanley ........................(613)353-6995
May 14th - Run with the Wild
• Join the Canadian Diabetes Association for a 5
km cross country run at Lemoine's Point Conservation Park (North Entrance), Kingston • A great
way to celebrate Mother's Day with the one that you
love • 11:00 am, rain or shine • Medals will be
awarded to top three runners in each age category
• Prizes awarded to top male and top female runners • KRRA members will receive points for this
event for the 2006 Road & Trail Series • Register
early & receive a visor •catherine.reynolds@diabetes.ca • Catherine Reynolds ....(613) 384-9374
May 27th - Fish Fry (Bullhead)
• 4:30 - 6:00pm • Golden Links Hall • 4186
Colebrooke Road, Harrowsmith • Sponsored by
the Odd Fellows and the Rebekahs
• Barb Garrison ..........................(613) 372-2315
JUNE
June 3rd - Classic Ball Reunion
• Inverary Park • Play begins at 10:00am • Eight
70s teams from Sunbury, Battersea, Inverary,
Harrowsmith, Hartington, Glenburnie, Sydenham,
and Perth Road will compete • Ian Edmunds,
Frank Kirkpatrick, Larry & Pat & Jerry Walsh, and
Rick Revelle are coming back to play • Reg. fee:
$175.00 • Annie Campbell ..........(613) 353-6259
June 18th - Summer Smorgasbord
• 4:30-6:00pm • Golden Links Hall • 4186
Colebrooke Road, Harrowsmith • Sponsored by
the Odd Fellows and the Rebekahs
• Barb Garrison ..........................(613) 372-2315
June 24th - Battersea Quilt Show
• 10am-4pm • Battersea United church • Fund
raiser to improve wheelchair accessibility in
church • $5 admission, includes lunch
• Eleanor Williams ......................(613) 353-2117
June 24th - Lobster Fest
• Hosted by Storrington Lions Club • Storrington
Lions Club Hall - Sunbury
• Don Carlyle ..............................(613) 531-9443
JULY
July 16th - Summer Smorgasbord
• 4:30-6:00pm • Golden Links Hall • 4186
Colebrooke Road, Harrowsmith • Sponsored by
the Odd Fellows and the Rebekahs
• Barb Garrison ..........................(613) 372-2315
July 22nd & 23rd - Taste of Kingston
• Join us for a most appetizing affair! • The
Canadian Diabetes Association and the Boys and
Girls Club of Kingston & Area are pleased to present the 8th annual outdoor food festival
• A unique opportunity to experience the best in
local cuisine while enjoying fantastic entertainment
• Confederation Park, Kingston • Entrance to the
park - free • Samples of food can be purchased
with $1 coupons • catherine.reynolds@diabetes.ca
• Catherine Reynolds ..................(613) 384-9374
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AUGUST
August 5th - Fish Fry (Red Cod)
• 4:30-6:00 pm • Golden Links Hall • 4186
Colebrooke Road, Harrowsmith • Sponsored by
the Odd Fellows and the Rebekahs
• Barb Garrison ..........................(613) 372-2315
August 11th, 12th & 13th - Verona
Festival
• Kicks off Friday, 6:30pm with parade along Main
Street • Runs 11:00am-10:00pm Saturday &
Sunday • Fun for all ages • Featuring: music, village tours, helicopter rides, float airplanes, marketplace, crafters, food canteen, antique engines,
classic cars, Red Green boat races, soap box derby,
horse & wagon rides, face painting, petting zoo, air
castles, story telling, ice cream socials
• Admission - $5.00 button, entrance fee good for
all 3 days • Wayne Conway ..........(613) 374-3807
Aug 20th Summer Smorgasbords
• 4:30-6:00 pm • Golden Links Hall • 4186
Colebrooke Road, Harrowsmith • Sponsored by
the Odd Fellows and the Rebekahs
• Barb Garrison ..........................(613) 372-2315
August 26th & 27th - Homesteader Days
• (Kingston Area Antique Association) • Saturday
10-6, Sunday 9-5 • Admission, $4.00 • Ken Garrett
Memorial Park, Inverary
• Peter Plogman ..........................(613) 353-2871
SEPTEMBER
September 9th
The Ottawa Valley ATV Club
- 6th Annual Charity Run
• 1018 Folger Road (RR#1 Ompah)• Anyone with
their own bike is more than welcome to participate
• Registration will be from 8:00-10:00am on the
morning of the event • Cost is $20.00 per bike
• Raising money for Camp Trillium (www.camptrillium.com) • For more information, check out our
club website: www.ovatvc.com •Patsy Bradley
............(613) 229-9254 cpbradley@sympatico.ca
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Township of South Frontenac Spring and Summer Guide 2006 Page 5
Just For Kids • Summer Day Camps • Social Clubs
JUST FOR KIDS!
Girl Guides
• Exciting program activities such as camping, arts
& crafts, dance, community trips, science and engineering and anything else that interests the girls
• Units meeting held nearly every day of the week,
for 1-2 hours • For girls ranging in age from 6 - 18
by December 31, 2005
• Sparks - 5 & 6 • Brownies - 7 & 8
• Guides - 9 - 12 •Pathfinders - 13 - 15 • Senior
branches - 16 -18 • There is also a constant need
for volunteer women to work with all age groups
or to fill an administrative role
• www.dahonnehgirlguides.on.ca
• For unit information in Inverary area contact:
Christina Rorabeck ....................(613) 389-6312
• ctrivers@yahoo.com
• For unit information in Sydenham, Harrowsmith
& Verona contact: Colette Harper(613) 352-3382
• charper@sympatico.ca
Scouts Canada - South Frontenac Group
• BEAVERS - Designed to meet the needs and interests of children 5, 6 and 7 years old • The theme
of the program is based upon beavers and the
beaver colony • It focuses on sharing, co-operation and playing in small groups, in harmony with
nature
• CUBS - The Wolf Cub program will interest children 8, 9 and 10 years old • The program includes
a mixture of games, crafts, music, stories, acting,
outdoor and multicultural activities, star work, and
badge work
• SCOUTS - A program for youth 11, 12, 13 and 14
years of age
• Scout activities place emphasis on citizenship
development while living and playing outdoors with
concern for nature and the environment • Hiking,
camping, exploring, summer and winter sports,
and community service comprise the principal
activities of Scouts • dalmas@kingston.net
• Harold Dalmas ......................(613) 372-2050
Scouts Canada - 1st Perth Road
• Beavers meet Mondays, 6:30-7:30pm • Cubs
meet Tuesdays, 6:30-8:00pm • Scouts meet
Wednesdays, 6:30-8:30pm • All meet at Perth Road
Public School • Karen Bush (613) 353-6999
Scouts Canada - 1st Sydenham
• Beavers meet Mondays, 6:45-7:45pm • Cubs
meet Tuesdays, 6:45-8:15pm • Both sections meet
at Loughborough Public School
• Bob Harding ..........................(613) 376-3087
Scouts Canada - 1st Verona
• Beavers meet Tuesdays, 6:45-7:45pm, Trinity
United Church Hall, Bank Street at Hwy. # 38 in
Verona • Cubs meet Mondays, 6:30-8:00pm,
Trinity United Church Hall • Scouts meet Tuesdays,
7:00-9:00pm, Prince Charles Public School
• Harold Dalmas ........................(613) 372-2050
• dalmas@kingston.net
SUMMER DAY CAMPS
Portland District
• McMullen Beach, Verona • Swim and Day Camp
Program • Monday - Friday • Session 1: July 3-14
• Session 2: July 17-28 Session 3: July 31-Aug. 11
• Session 4: Aug. 14-25
• Day camp includes: theme days, crafts, sports,
games, swimming, and snacks • If you register for
both swimming lessons and day camp - receive
10% discount
• New Red Cross
Swim Program
• Bronze Cross,
Bronze
Medallion
• For registration details, contact Township
Offices................
(613) 376-3027
Loughborough District
• The Point, Sydenham • Swim and Day Camp
Program • Monday - Friday
Session 1: July 3-14 • Session 2: July 17-28
Session 3: July 31- Aug. 11 • Session 4: Aug. 14-25
• Open to children 4-12 years old • Red Cross
Aqua Quest Levels 1-12 • Swimming program runs
in morning, camp all day • Registration: May
• Township Offices ......................(613) 376-3027
Storrington District
Gilmour Point, Battersea • Summer Swim
Program • Red Cross Aqua Quest Program
• Levels 1-12 & Aqua Tots (under 3 - parent participation) • Open to children 3-12 years
• Session: August 8-25, mornings • Registration:
June • Call Township Offices ......(613) 376-3027
storringtonswim@lycos.com ......1-800-559-5862
Davidson's Beach, Inverary
• Summer Swim Program • Red Cross Aqua Quest
Program • Levels 1-12: Open to children, aged 3-12
• Aqua Tots: Under 3 - parent participation
• Session: July 4-21, afternoons • Registration: June
storringtonswim@lycos.com • Call Township
Offices............(613) 376-3027 • 1-800 559-5862
Beavers - aged 5 to 7 years
Cubs - aged 8 to 10 years
Scouts - from 11 to 14 years
Meetings held in Sydenham,
Perth Road and Verona.
See Community Directory Listing (this page) for further details. Call: 372-2050 or 1-888-726-8876 ext. 620
Email: dalmas@kingston.net • www.scouts.ca
SOCIAL CLUBS
Business & Professional Women's Club
of Kingston Area
• Assists and encourages women to acquire education and training for business, professionals and
industry • Monthly networking opportunity
• Amadeus Restaurant - Princess St. • 2nd Wed. of
each month - 5:30pm • Dinner and guest speakers
• $75 annual membership dues • www.bpw.ca
• Alita Battey-Pratt ......................(613) 549-5771
Diners Club
• Each month, seniors gather in Harrowsmith on
the second and fourth Thursday, and in Storrington
the first Thursday, for full-course catered meals
and entertainment • $10 per person, transportation provided if required • Suzy O'Meara
....................(613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
Dinners - Odd Fellow and Rebekahs
• 3rd Sunday every month, 4:30-6:00pm
• Alternating between roast beef & turkey • Golden
Links Hall • 4186 Colebrook Road, Harrowsmith
• Barb Garrison ..........................(613) 372-2315
Euchre Club
• Open to everyone • Mondays, 8:00pm
• Storrington Community Hall, Sunbury • $3.00
• Terry Hickey..............................(613) 353-2937
Friendly Visits
• A free service that provides social interaction for
those whose health or the weather keeps them at
home • Volunteers can also assess safety risks,
nutritional concerns and provide assistance in
developing a home-based exercise program
• Suzy O'Meara(613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
Hi-Lo Bridge Club
• Open to everyone, classes for beginners
• Wednesdays, 7:00 - 10:00 pm • Tuesdays, 1:00 4:00 pm •Storrington Community Hall, Sunbury
• Louise Reid ..............................(613) 353-1182
Kingston Newcomers Club
• Welcomes new people in the greater Kingston
area • Newcomers who have moved to this area in
the last 2 years are welcome to attend monthly
meetings and social activities • Includes Stitch &
Chat, bridge, day trips, book clubs
• Maureen Hamilton ....................(613) 545-7820
Limestone Beekeepers Guild
• Meets: March 16th, April 20th, May 18th
• St. Patrick's School - Harrowsmith • Professional
& Hobbyists welcome • betsybhoney@hotmail.com
• Bill Lake ..................................(613) 353-6768
Naish’s
Come join us
in Sunbury!
Country Store
locally owned and operated
• Convenience • Movies • Gas •
• Take-out Counter • Groceries •
SUNBURY
353-6990
Be sure your ad
or listing appears
next time! SEE PAGE 3.
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Social Clubs • Arts • Sports - Baseball
SOCIAL CLUBS (continued)
ARTS
SPORTS - BASEBALL
Leland Helping Hand
• Non-profit, non-denominational women's group
• Providing help and support for individuals in crisis situations and for community projects
• Progressive euchre, socializing and snack
• Every Thursday, 7:30pm • Harris Memorial Park
Club House, Perth Road • Anyone interested in
joining group for monthly social meeting, call
Keitha Spencer..............................(613) 353-6415
Perth Road Village Crafters Guild
• Crafts, quilting and socializing • Also bridge
playing and Tai Chi following some meetings
• Perth Road Village Community Centre
• Harris Memorial Park, Perth Road • Every
Wednesday, 9:15am • Catherine Smith (613) 3536664 • Sheila Haynes(613) 353-6634
Pumpkin Pie Coffee House
• Live Music Series • Battersea United Church Hall
• September to May • Peter Roos (613) 353-2904
Social / Recreational Services
• Low impact activities including Sittercise and Tai
Chi are great for seniors • We also offer senior
activity days, a Men's Social Club and various special events throughout the year • Donations only
• Suzy O'Meara (613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
Storrington Retirees Association
• Lunch and entertainment • 2nd Wed. of each
month, 12:00pm • Storrington Community Hall
• $5 / year membership, $4 / meal
Sharon Sands................................(613) 353-2358
Sydenham Book Club
• Reading and Discussion Group • Everyone welcome • 3rd Tuesday of each month, 7:30pm
• Sydenham Library • Anita Alton (613) 376-6333
Women's Institute - Sydenham
• Personal growth and community action - open to
all women • Municipal offices - Sydenham
• September - June • 2nd Monday of each month 7:00pm • Melissa Kelly ................(613) 376-6545
Women's Institute - Harrowsmith
• Personal growth and community action - open to
all women • Sept. - June, excluding Dec.
• Last Tuesday of each month
• Barbara Stewart ........................(613) 374-2191
• Joyce Watson ............................(613) 372-2712
Compact Theatre
• Workshops and classes in creative drama, mime,
mask and circus for schools, libraries, camps and
other community groups • Challenges minds, bodies and imaginations in a fun and positive setting
building self-confidence and body awareness that
can fit into any theme • All Ages
Dalia Gesser (613) 353-7921 • daliag@primus.ca
Frontenac Women's Chorus
• Open to any woman who wants to sing • No
auditions • Focus on works by local and Canadian
composers and performing artists • Sydenham
High School Music Room • September - May
• Mondays - 7:30-9:00pm • $45 / term
• Betty Wagner ............................(613) 384-1528
Old Time Fiddlers
• Tedd Hosler ..............................(613) 353-6458
• Performances: Legion 491, Seeley's Bay, 1st
Sunday of every month, 2:00-6:00pm, $6.00 includes home cooked meal
• Pat's Variety, Shannonville Road, Deseronto, 1st
Sunday of every month, 1:00-5:00pm, $6.00 includes home cooked meal
• Rideau Acres Campground, Highway 15, 2nd
Sunday of every month, 2:00-6:00pm, $7.00 includes home cooked meal
Parr Christie Singers
• Open to women and men • Focus on spiritual,
gospel and show tunes • Rehearsals - Mondays 7:30-9:30pm • Concerts throughout the year
• St. Andrew's by the Lake Church, Reddendale
• For more information, or to book the choir:
• Gayle Robertson........................(613) 372-1805
Nathaniel Rankin
• Performs his very entertaining, unique freestyle
modern magic and 7 ball juggling shows for all
occasions • For more information and bookings,
call (613) 353-7921 ......natsmagic@hotmail.com
Central Cyclones Fastball Association
• Rep level in the Eastern Ontario Softball
Association • Junior mite to junior levels - boys
and girls • League extends from Gananoque to
Belleville • Also participates in Provincial
Tournaments, Qualifiers and Canadian and Eastern
Canadian Championships
• Joe Bowes ..(613) 376-3245 • (613) 376-6688
Co-Ed Slow Pitch League
• Inverary • Open to adults • Monday and
Wednesday evenings • May - September
• Sherri Poole..............................(613) 353-1869
The East Storrington Minor Ball
Association
• Registration: Sunbury Hall • Sun., March 26th 12:00-2:00pm • Thurs., March 30th - 6:00-8:00pm
• T-Ball (2001 - 2000) - $25.00 • 5 Pitch (1999 1998) - $25.00 • Mite (1997 -1996) - $35.00
• Squirt (1995 - 1994) - $35.00 • PeeWee (1993 1992) - $45.00 • Bantam (1991, 1990 & 1989) $60.00 • Jr. Men's (1988 to 1984) - $75.00
• Chris Sleeth ..............................(613) 353-7223
Harrowsmith & District Minor Softball
• Registration: Harrowsmith & District S&A Club
• March 28th, 6:00-9:00pm • April 1st, 10am 1:00pm • Sun., March 26th - 12:00-2:00 pm
• Thurs., March 30th - 6:00-8:00pm
• T-Ball (2001 - 2000) - $25.00 • 5 Pitch (1999 1998) - $25.00 • Mite (1997 -1996) - $45.00
• Squirt (1995 - 1994) - $45.00 • PeeWee (1993 1992) - $45.00 • Bantam (1991, 1990 & 1989) $60.00 • Jr. Men's & Women's (1988 to 1984) $95.00 • Senior Men's & Women's - 25 & up $95.00 • Wayne Closs ..................(613) 372-2146
Inverary Youth Group Activities Inc.
• Youth softball - ages 5-adult • Registration:
Inverary United Church Hall • March 30th 7:009:00 pm • April 1st, 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
• Jen Williams..............................(613) 353-2535
Kingston Ladies' Softball League
• Competitive league • All welcome • Games
played at Cloverdale, Alcan & Garrigan • Banquet
and trophies at the end of the season
• Play Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday
• Sandi Arniel........................(613) 546-2103 (h)
(613) 548-1890 ext 3884 (w) • (613) 530-7359 (c)
Inverary Corner Store
353-2424
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FAX: (613) 372-2287
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Lawn & Garden • Tack & Harness
Hunting & Fishing Licences & Supplies
Maple Syrup Supplies
3832 Perth Road
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PHONE/FAX: (613) 353-2155
TOLL FREE: 1-888-425-9577
Township of South Frontenac Spring and Summer Guide 2006 Page 7
Sports • Horses • Rifle & Pistol • ATV Club
BASEBALL
HORSESHOES
(continued)
Kingston Mixed Lob Ball League
• Adult fun league - 12 teams • Play once a week,
at various parks • Jill Christie ......(613) 374-3020
Loughborough Fastball League
• Men's fastball league • Open to anyone in the
area - ages 16 to 50s • Games are played in
Battersea, Inverary, Sydenham, Napanee, Enterprise, North Fredericksburg • 8 teams - each conducts their own tryouts on various dates • League
begins play May 8, 2005
• Adam Lake (613) 484-1313 • Bryan Brooks
(613) 354-9580 • Pat Severin ....(613) 384-0219
Loyalist Mixed Slow Adult League
• Runs from May - September • New teams / individuals looking for a team are welcome • For more
information, contact Sheri Poole..(613) 353-7888
Perth Road Minor Softball Association
• Open to ages 4 - adult • Wilmer Ball Park, Perth
Road • Registration: March 29th & April 1st
• United Church Hall, Perth Road Village
• Terry Koen ................................(613) 353-1869
Sydenham Minor Softball
• Open to children and adults • Registration Dates:
Wed., March 29th, 6:30-8:00pm • Sat., April 1st,
10:00am-12:00 pm • Sydenham Town Hall
• Steve Amey................................(613) 376-3760
Verona Hartington Softball
Association
• Recreational softball league • Open to children
and youth ages 4-28 • Registration: Sat., March
25th, 12:00-2:00pm - Princess Anne Building,
Hartington • Sat., April 8th, 12:00-2:00pm - Lions
Club Hall, Verona • Les Moore ....(613) 374-3129
Sunbury Horseshoe Club
• For anybody who enjoys playing horseshoes
• Sunbury Park • April to September
• Tuesdays, 7:00 pm • $25 for entire
season
• Tedd Hosler ..................(613) 353-6458
HORSES
SOCCER
Central Frontenac Soccer Association
(see ad this page)• South Frontenac Township
• Mixed youth leagues, ages 4-18 • Registration
March 4th & 23rd • Also Online Registration (see
ad) • Sports & Athletic Club, Harrowsmith
........(613) 530-4250 • www.frontenacsoccer.net
Storrington Minor Soccer
(see ad this page) • House league and competitive
soccer teams for Storrington District and area
• Registration begins March 19th (see ad)• Play
begins early May • Kevin Fox ......(613) 387-3730
VOLLEYBALL
Recreational Adult Volleyball Club
• Fun Mixed Adult League • Sydenham High
School • Tuesdays until May - 7:30-9:30pm
• All skill levels welcome
• Robert Sherk ............................(613) 374-3072
Adult Recreational Volleyball League
• Mixed Adult League • Perth Road Public School
• Sept. - June • Fridays - 7:00-9:00pm • All skill
levels welcome • Kim ..................(613) 353-8797
SOCCER REGISTRATION!
AGES 4 TO 18 MIXED LEAGUES
RIFLE & PISTOL CLUB
Frontenac Rifle and Pistol Club
• Founded in 1950 to promote safe gun handling
and provide a facility for a variety of shooting
sports • 1096 McAdoo's Lane, Kingston
• Linda Cooper ............................(613) 546-1888
info@frpc.ca • http://www.frpc.ca
ATV CLUB
Ottawa Valley ATV Club
• The mission is to promote safe, responsible, family oriented ATV riding in the Ottawa Valley area
• Welcomes anyone with a four-wheeled ATV
• Michael Pastor ..............mpastor@sympatico.ca
www.ovatvc.com
Storrington Minor Soccer Club
2006 Registration
For youths born from 1988-2001
Dates:
Saturday, March 4, 2006
9:00am - noon
Thursday, March 23, 2006
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Location:
S & A Club (SOCIAL AND ATHLETIC CLUB)
4041 Colebrook Road
Harrowsmith, Ontario
Held at the Storrington Centre
Hall on Battersea Road
(1/4 mile north of Sunbury)
Registration Cost: $60
Confidential bursaries are available.
Contact Norm Roberts 353-7182
(please call after 6pm)
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Call the Soccer Hotline # 530-4250
Or try our ONLINE REGISTRATION at
http://www.frontenacsoccer.net
Volunteers are always welcome
FREE COACHING CLINIC
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Glenburnie
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• An established equestrian centre • All programs
supervised and conducted by certified coaches
• Summer Camp, Lesson Programs, Enrichment
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• Carol Bisaillon ..........................(613) 353-9004
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- St. Patrick’s School, Wilton Rd., Harrowsmith -
Registration Dates
Saturday March 18, 2006. 9 am to Noon.
Thursday March 23, 2006. 6 pm to 8 pm.
Saturday March 25, 2006. 9 am to Noon.
Tuesday March 28, 2006. 6 pm to 8 pm.
www.storringtonminorsoccer.ca
or contact Kevin Fox, 387-3730 for info
(please call after 6pm)
Page 8 Township of South Frontenac Spring and Summer Guide 2006
Agricultural • Associations & Service Clubs
AGRICULTURAL
Frontenac 4-H Association
• Focus on life skills, agriculture and conservation
for youth aged 10-21 years old • Meets once every
six weeks at Glenburnie United Church
• Harriet Corkey ........................(613) 353-2268
• Ann Babcock ..........................(613) 372-2974
Frontenac Cattlemen's Association
• Raises awareness and promotes the benefits of buying local beef • Supports and sponsors agricultural
youth programs • Kevin Bovey ........(613) 353-6561
Frontenac Federation of Agriculture
• Represents farmers in Frontenac County who
belong to Ontario Federation of Agriculture
• Members lobby and represent farmers on political, economic and social issues • Meets last Wed.
of each month, 7:30pm • Glenburnie United
Church
(continued next column)
• John Williamson (613) 353-7335 • willj@kos.net
• Eileen Sleeth ............................(613) 353-2475
ASSOCIATIONS &
SERVICE CLUBS
The Independent Order of Odd
Fellows & Rebekahs
• A worldwide inter fraternal, non-profit, charitable organization • A group of men and women
working together for the betterment of our community • Both lodges open to men and women
over the age of 17
• Odd Fellows meet 1st & 3rd Wednesday,
September - June • Rebekahs meet 2nd & 4th
Thursday, September - June
• Golden Links Hall, Harrowsmith
• Brenda or Reg Taylor................(613) 372-2410
3185 McGarvey Road,
Inverary ON K0H 1S0
353-9004 Fax: 353-9005
Email: dreamcat@kos.net
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July 3-7, July 10-14, July 24-28,
July 31-Aug 4, Aug. 14-18, Aug. 21-25
Extreme Camp
July 17-21 and August 7-11
Masonic Association
• Non-profit, charitable organization made up of
members of Freemasonry
• Albion Lodge - Harrowsmith • Sept. - June
• 2nd Thursday of each month
• Dave Holton ............................(613) 376-7675
Harrowsmith & District Social &
Athletic Club • (S & A Club)
• A registered charitable corporation
• Provides entertainment and facilities for the community, encourages good fellowship among its
members and the community, and encourages and
guides our young people • Meetings held the second Tuesday of each month • Family membership $10.00 • 4041 Colebrook Road, Harrowsmith
• Call Dan ..........................................(613)372-1910
or Marilyn ..........................................(613)372-0917
Storrington Lions Club
• Service club, non-profit fundraiser • Open to
both men and women, by invitation • Storrington
Lions Hall - Sunbury • Meetings 2nd & 4th
Thursday of each month, 7:00pm • Jean Adams ..
(613) 548-4449
Sydenham & District Lions Club
• Non-profit community service club and fundraiser • Open to all community members, male or
female • 1st & 3rd Monday of the month, 7:00pm
• Allan McPhail ..........................(613) 376-3583
Verona Lions Club
• Activities are related to aiding the less fortunate
and various other community services • Open to
men and women, by invitation • 2nd & 4th Tuesday
of each month, 7:00 pm • Verona Lions Hall
• John Steele ..............................(613) 374-2884
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• Tiny tot program from 4-6 years of age
• Year-round start times
• Indoor facilities
• 20 horses and ponies to choose from
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Township of South Frontenac Spring and Summer Guide 2006 Page 9
Service Clubs • Facilities Available to Rent • Catering • Parks & Beaches
SERVICE CLUBS (cont’d)
FACILITIES AVAILABLE TO RENT
Rotary International
• 2005: Celebrating 100 years of service to the
community and the world
• Rotary Club of Kingston:
Robert Boucher ..........................(613) 634-0696
• Rotary Club of Cataraqui-Kingston:
Phil Perrin .................................. (613) 544-6925
• Rotary Club of Kingston-Frontenac:
Fred Richmond ............................(613) 531-6310
Royal Canadian Legion - Branch 496
• Sydenham
• Club and community hall
• Open to all adults
• Bar: 4376 William Street
• Hall: 4361 Amelia Street
• John Pickernel..........................(613) 376-6808
Golden Links Hall - Harrowsmith
• 4186 Colebrook Road • Non-Smoking, Licensed
• Capacity - 250 • Free use of fully stocked kitchen
• $250.00 - includes bar service • Hourly rate also
available • Barb Garrison ............(613) 372-2315
Harrowsmith & District Social &
Athletic Club
• 4041 Colebrooke Road, Harrowsmith • Hall
Capacity: 90 • Non-smoking facility • Bar requires
LCBO permit • Hourly rate: $15 / hour, Over 3
hours: $125 • Book your meetings, birthdays,
family dinners, anniversaries, receptions, reunions
• Linda Stewart............................(613) 372-3797
North Frontenac Community Arena
• 4299 Arena Boundary Rd, Godfrey • Main floor
can hold up to 390 people • Licensed • Call arena
for fee information • Jim Stinson (613) 374-2177
Storrington Lions Hall - Sunbury
• Weddings, celebrations, dances, social groups
• Main hall holds up to 232 people - $454.75 (gst
included)• Smaller hall holds 47 - $107.00 (gst
included)• Bar service available
• Vicki Shaw................................(613) 353-2772
Storrington Community Hall
• 3910 Battersea Road • Maximum capacity: 121
• Private Functions: $25/4 hours, $50/8 hours
• No fee for non-profit groups
• Janess Hutchins ........................(613) 353-6330
Verona Lions Hall
• 4504 Verona Sand Road, Verona • Weddings,
celebrations, dances, social groups • Maximum
capacity - 160 people in main hall • $325 + $60
garbage recycle fee (rebate offered)
• Meeting room (Lion's Den) - capacity 30 people
• $135, that includes $60 garbage recycle fee
(rebate offered)
• Non-smoking • Wayne Conway (613) 374-2821
CATERING
• J & J Catering • Great country cooking for
any occasion • Joyce .................. (613) 374-3406
• JoAnne ................(613) 374-2995
Electric Fencing Supplies
AGRICULTURE
Sales, Service, Parts
BUILDING MATERIALS
SMALL ENGINES
Sales, Service, Parts
(613) 353-2626 Fax (613) 353-2401
3832 Perth Road, Inverary, Ontario
Limestone District
School Board
Facility Rentals:
• Application forms available at each school office.
• Harrowsmith Public
School, RR#1 Harrowsmith
................(613) 372-2026
• Loughborough Public
School, Sydenham
................(613) 376-3848
• Perth Road Public
School, RR#2 Perth Road
................(613) 353-2151
• Prince Charles Public
School, Verona
................(613) 374-2003
• Storrington Public
School, RR#1 Battersea
................(613) 353-2868
• Sydenham High School,
Sydenham
................(613) 376-3612
• Further questions Limestone School Board
Facility Services
• Call ........544-6925 #221
PARKS & BEACHES
Frontenac Provincial Park
• 1090 Big Salmon Lake Road, Sydenham
• Offers a variety of programs year round including cross-country skiing, camping, hiking, canoeing and wilderness skills programs
• (613) 376-3489 • www.OntarioParks.com
Cataraqui Trail
• A four-season recreation trail for hikers, cyclists,
equestrians, cross-country skiers and snowmobilers • The 104 km long, former CN Railway line
from Strathcona to Smiths Falls has 48 access
points including Harrowsmith, Sydenham, Perth
Road and Chaffey’s Lock
• Cataraqui Region Conservation Authority
......................................(613) 546-4228, ext.304
catrails@cataraquiregion.on.ca
Gould Lake Conservation Area
• 589 hectares of wilderness located 5km northwest of Sydenham • Ideal for nature appreciation
and recreation in all seasons
• Hiking, cross-country skiing, fishing, canoe,
kayak and pedal boats, and swimming
• Cataraqui Region Conservation Authority
................................................(613) 546-4228
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Page 10 Township of South Frontenac Spring and Summer Guide 2006
Parks & Beaches • Boat Launches • Churches
PARKS & BEACHES (cont’d)
CHURCHES
Battersea Park (playground equipment, baseball field)
Gilmour Point, Battersea (beach, public swimming)
Davidson Beach, Inverary (beach, public
swimming)
Inverary Park (playground equipment, baseball field)
Sunbury Park (playground equipment, soccer,
tennis, batting cage)
Bowes Memorial Park - Keeley Road(playground equipment, baseball field, soccer field,
football field)
The Point, Sydenham (playground equipment,
baseball, soccer, football fields, beach)
Harris Memorial Park, Perth Road Village
(playground equipment)
Wilmer Road (playground equipment, baseball field)
Harrowsmith Centennial Park (playground equipment, baseball, soccer, football fields,
tennis)
Hartington Princess Anne Centre (playground equipment)
Hartington Baseball Park (baseball fields)
Verona McMullen Park (playground equipment, baseball, soccer, football fields, beach, tennis)
Lions Athletic Centre, Verona (baseball field)
Tett Lane Park, Bedford Mills - (playground equip.)
North Frontenac Arena - Piccadilly (baseball, soccer, football fields, hockey rink)
• Battersea United Church, Battersea
Service - Sunday, 9:30am
Rev. Heather McLurg-Murphy . . . .(613) 353-2727
• Bethel Pentecostal Church
Battersea Cross Street, Battersea
Service - Sunday, 10:30am
Rev. Lewis J. Bryant . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 353-2927
• Grace United Church
4295 Stage Coach Road, Sydenham
Service - Sunday, 9:30am
Rev. Nancy Clarke . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 376-3438
• Harrowsmith Free Methodist Church
3876 Harrowsmith Road, Harrowsmith
Service - Sunday, 10am
Rev. William Keller . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 372-1238
• Inverary United Church
4681 Latimer Road, Inverary; Service - Sunday, 11am
Rev. Heather McLurg-Murphy . . . .(613) 353-2727
• Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses
4157 Perth Rd., Inverary; Service - Sunday, 9:30am
Rod Pilbrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 353-2994
• Lakeview Gospel Assembly
6829 Main St., Verona; Services - Sunday, 11am,
6pm
Rev. David Spurrell . . . . . . . . . . . .613) 374-2976
• Perth Road United Church
5614 Perth Road Crescent, Perth Road Village
Service - Sunday 9:30am
Rev. James Allman . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 353-1999
• Portland Community Church
5567 Hwy. 38, Hartington; Service - Sunday, 11am
Rev. John F. Craig . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 389-8986
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Bob's Lake (west end)
Buck Lake (old Perth Road)
Devil Lake (old Perth Road)
Wolfe Lake
Loughborough District
Loughborough Lake (North Shore Road)
Loughborough Lake (Koen Road)
Sydenham Lake (The Point, Sydenham)
Portland District
Fourteen Island Lake
Howes Lake
Rock Lake (Water Street, Verona)
Rock Lake (Salmon Drive, Verona)
Storrington District
Dog Lake (Maple Hill Road
Battersea (Ormsbee Road)
Battersea (Wellington Street)
Loughborough Lake (Lower Round Lake Rd)
Loughborough Lake (Old Perth Road)
Loughborough Lake (Sydenham Road)
Loughborough Lake (Lake Road)
Loughborough Lake (Water Street)
Loughborough Lake (Battersea)
Upper Rock Lake (Opinicon Road)
AT YOUR SERVICE!
BOAT LAUNCHES
• Sacred Heart of Jesus
2905 Westport Road, Bedford
Services - Saturday, 5pm & Sunday, 11am (January,
March, May, July, August, September)
Sunday, 9:00am (February, April, June, October)
Rev. Thomas Thazhappally . . . . . .(613) 273-2112
• St. John's Anglican Church
2754 Sunbury Road, Sunbury
Service - Sunday 9:15am
Rev. Dr. Douglas Fox . . . . . . . . . .(613) 548-3914
• St. Patrick Roman Catholic Church
3977 Sydenham Road, Railton
Services - Monday, Wednesday & Friday, 7:00pm
Tuesday, 7pm; Sunday, 10am
Rev. William Steacy, C.Ss.R
Deacon Patrick Ritchie . . . . . . . .(613) 376-3001
• St. Paul's Anglican Church
4342 Mill St., Sydenham
Service - Sunday, 10am
Rev. Arthur Turnbull . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 376-3003
• St. Paul's United Church
4979 Highway 38, Harrowsmith
Service - Sunday 11am
Rev. Lynda Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 372-2525
• Sydenham Holiness Church
4348 Amelia Street, Sydenham
Service - Sunday 10:30 am
Rev. Vernon Scott . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 376-3657
• Trinity United Church
Highway 38, Veron; Service - Sunday 9:15am
Rev. Lynda Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 372-2525
• Verona Free Methodist Church
6804 Main Street, Verona; Service - Sun. 10am
Rev. Kent Bandy . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 374-1232
Township of South Frontenac Spring and Summer Guide 2006 Page 11
Community Services
COMMUNITY SERVICES
Adult Day Service
• This support service provides half-day (9:00 am to 1:30 pm) and full-day
(9:00 am to 3:30 pm) activities in a group setting for the frail elderly and those
with dementias • Participants enjoy physical, cognitive, creative and social
activities • Fees ($15 and $20) include meals, snacks and craft supplies
Beth Clancey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
Adult Protective Services
• Counselling, support and advocacy services to developmentally challenged
adults • Lisa McIntosh-Wales . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 549-7850 www.k3c.org
Alzheimer Support Group
• A caregiver support group meets at Rural VISIONS Centre on the last
Thursday of each month starting at 7:00 pm • In cooperation with the
Alzheimer Society of Kingston
• Rural VISIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
Arthritis Counselling
• Appointments can be made to meet with Arthritis Society professionals who
provide counselling, exercises and assistive devices
• To book an appointment, call Rural VISIONS Centre
Suzy O'Meara . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
Big Sisters of Kingston
• Providing unique educationally focused programs for girls since 1972 • 184
Sydenham Street, Kingston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 542-9202
bsak@kos.net • www.bigsistersofkingston.com
Canadian Diabetes Association
• Train and travel for FREE • See the world, fulfill your dreams and save lives International program allows you to walk or run in a world-class full/half
marathon or 10km/5km race in cities around the world, including Rome, New
York City, Reykjavik, New Orleans, Dublin, Amsterdam and Honolulu • We'll
train you to satisfy your personal fitness goals and support you as raise a small
amount of money for diabetes research and education • Airfare, hotel room,
meals and training / running clothing provided • Learn more at a Team
Diabetes Night held every month • Everyone Welcome! • For more information
contact Catherine Reynolds - (613) 384-9374 or www.diabetes.ca (follow links
to Team Diabetes)
Caregiver Support - Training, Information and Education
• Provides caregivers with emotional support and information to help them
make informed care decisions • Monthly education sessions are held on diagnosis-specific topics • This service is available to spouses, adult children, any
family member caring for another family member, or any neighbour giving care
support to another neighbour
Mary Gaynor-Briese . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
Caring Community Grants
• Financial assistance provided to help with hydro, telephone, heating, dental,
medical and new baby costs • South Frontenac residents are eligible to apply
• Rural VISIONS (613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
Client Intervention and Assistance
• Provides support and assistance to clients experiencing a sudden change in
circumstances • Seniors and physically disabled adults can receive staff support when faced with such situations as homelessness, financial or personal
care needs, abuse or isolation
• Suzy O'Meara . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
Community Learning Centre - South Frontenac
• Offers adults instruction in reading, writing, math and computers
• Princess Anne Community Centre, Highway #38, Hartington
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 372-2111 • clcsf@kingstonliteracy.com
Credit Counselling
• Counselling, advocacy and educational services for anyone experiencing
money management, budgeting or debt repayment difficulties • A non-judgemental assessment of your financial situation • Counsellors review all options
available to you and may offer a debt repayment program if suitable to your situation • Irene Hughes . . . . . . . .(613) 549-7850 • www.cantpayyourbills.org
Family Counselling
• Counselling on a wide range of issues for individuals, couples, and families
• Affordable fees • Liz Whelpdale . . . . . . . . .(613) 549-7850 • www.k3c.org
Foot Care
• Monthly clinics are held in Verona, Sydenham, the Storrington Centre and
Country Pine Apartments • Health care professionals provide this service for
seniors and physically disabled adults • $12 per session at clinics • $15 per
session for home visits • Suzy O'Meara . .(613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
Frontenac Diabetes Education Program
• A two-day education seminar and individual counselling with a Dietician and
or Diabetes Education Nurse • Referral from family doctor is required
•Kate Lett . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
Good Food Box
• Orders taken by 1st Thursday of each month • Delivery on 3rd Thursday of
each month • Good Fruit Bags - $5 • Good Food boxes (mix of fruit and vegetables) - $10 or $15 • Leona Andrew . .(613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
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Spring ✒ Summer ✒ Autumn
✒ Organic Care
Lawn Seeding, Sodding, Mowing,
Garden Tilling, Planting, Weeding, Watering,
Shrub, Tree Pruning, Planting
Landscape Design
• Sydenham
• Harrowsmith
• Verona
• Kingston
• Battersea
• Sunbury
372-0167
Mon. - Fri. 9-6
Sat. 9-4
Sun. closed
4375 Mill Street, PO Box 449 Sydenham, ON K0H 2T0
Tel: (613) 376-3842
Fax: (613) 376-3541
E-mail: sydenhampharmacy@king.igs.net
Free delivery & all major plans accepted
Rural VISIONS Adult Day Service
Our Adult Day Service exists to provide support to senior members of our
community and their families. Participants have some form of dementia or are
isolated and frail. Transportation is available.
If you are interested in
The program includes quality nutrition, exercise, activities,
volunteering or know
music, and companionship - all delivered respectfully within
of someone who would
a safe and friendly atmosphere.
like to participate,
• crafts • games • music, laughter and companionship
please call
Rural VISIONS Centre.
• belonging • caregiver support available on site
376-6477
Volunteers help with crafts, music, visiting and providing
(800) 763-9610
nutritional support.
4419 George St., Box 43
Sydenham, ON K0H 2T0
cfcsc@personainternet.com www.ruralvisionscentre.org
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Community Services
COMMUNITY SERVICES (cont’d)
Hearing Clinics
• Clients meet with a Hearing Health Care Counsellor to discuss hearing difficulties, purchase hearing aid batteries and have their hearing aid cleaned
• Clinics are run by appointment
• 1st Wednesday of every other month
• Suzy O'Meara . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
Home Help
• Seniors and physically disabled adults can be provided with assistance for
routine housekeeping or physically challenging activities required to maintain
their home • Screened, insured workers are available weekly or bi-weekly
• $12 per hour (Inability to pay is not a barrier to receiving service)
• Suzy O'Meara . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
Homelessness Prevention/Utility Bank/Rent Bank
• Residents of North, Central and South Frontenac Townships may receive
financial assistance to prevent homelessness due to the threat of eviction, rental
or mortgage arrears, heating or hydro arrears
• Call Rural VISIONS Centre . . . . . . . . . .(613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
Income Tax Preparation
• Canada Custom and Revenue trained volunteers will complete tax returns for
those individuals with incomes of less than $29,590
• No set fee, donation expected • For an appointment, call: Leona Andrew at
Rural VISIONS Centre (613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
Kingston Interval House
• Offers safe temporary shelter for abused women alone, or with their children
• Business Line - (613) 546-1833
• Crisis Line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 546-1777 • 1-800-267-9445
kih@kingston.net . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .www.kingstonintervalhouse.com
KFL&A Public Health
• Delivers public health programs and services including nutrition, food safety,
raising healthy babies and children, sexual health, and smoking cessation
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 549-1232 • (800) 267-7875 • www.healthunit.on.ca
Leadership Development Services (LDS)
• A community capacity building initiative introduced by the United Way to help
non-profit boards of directors deal with the ever-changing landscape of the voluntary sector • Through assessment, training, and follow-up, Leadership
Development Services brings together trained facilitators with volunteer boards of
directors to work together to become stronger
• United Way . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 542-2674
INDSAY
URNITURE
Tel: 376-3022
Fax: 376-6655
Sydenham, Ont.
Box 264 K0H 2T0
Meals on Wheels
• Seniors and physically disabled adults can choose from 24 main courses that
provide 40% of their daily nutritional requirements • The frozen meals can be
heated in microwaves or ovens • Cost is $4.25 for each meal • Can be picked
up or delivered • Call Suzy O'Meara at Rural VISIONS Centre
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
PAR (Partner Assault Response) Program
• Education and group counselling services to individuals found guilty of a
criminal offence against a current or former partner • Provides information
and support to victims through the Partner Contact Program • Group fees are
on a sliding scale based on annual income
• Michael Yuille . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 549-7850 • www.k3c.org
Respite Care
• Health-trained professionals offer periodic or ongoing support to caregivers
of seniors or physically disabled adults or persons with a life-threatening illness • $12 per hour • Suzy O'Meara . . .(613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
Seniors Association Kingston Region
• A non-profit organization of 'Seniors Serving Seniors' offering a wide variety
of pro-health programs, services, educational opportunities and social events
• Visit our friendly Seniors Centre, Monday - Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm
• 56 Francis St., Kingston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 548-7810.
Success by 6
• A United Way coordinated initiative that ensures all children succeed in life
• All sectors of the community work together to support children, their parents
and caregivers helping all children get a healthy start . . . . . .(613) 542-2674
Transportation
• Seniors, physically disabled adults and low-income families can book rides
to local or city medical, legal or social appointments • Drivers stay with you or
pick you up later • Fees are based on distance of trip
• Call Rural VISIONS Centre . . . . . . . . . .(613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
United Way serving Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox & Addington
• Builds strong communities through a network of services, engaging hundreds of volunteers and raising funds to support vital services and capacity
building initiatives that benefit everyone • Contact us to donate or to volunteer
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 542-2674 • www.uway.kingston.on.ca
United Way Eternity Fund
• United Way's endowment fund helps you to continue the tradition of caring
• Funds are invested and the interest is used to support essential services and
programs in our community, ensuring your gift will always benefit future generations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 542-2674
Volunteer Opportunities
• Drivers, visitors, bingo volunteers, activity assistants, craft volunteers, and
Good Food Box helpers are needed • Call Leona Andrew at Rural VISIONS
Centre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
Women's Program
• Counselling (both individually and in groups), support and referral services
to women dealing with past or present abuse from a partner in an adult relationship • Appointments can be made for Kingston or Sydenham
• Liz Whelpdale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 549-7850 • www.k3c.org
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KINGSTON FRONTENAC PUBLIC LIBRARY
We’re more than just books! Visit your local library and discover:
í Friendly and knowledgeable staff to help you find exactly what you are looking for;
í Our online catalogue. Search, renew materials and place holds 24 hours a day from our website;
í Online research tools with full-text magazine and newspaper articles;
í Free public Internet access at all 17 branches;
Web: www.kfpl.ca
í Children’s programs and parenting resources.
Information and enrichment for everyone @ your library
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Hartington | Isabel Turner | Pittsburgh | Storrington | Sydenham
372-2524
389-2611
542-8222
353-6333
376-3437
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Family Services • Early Years Services
COMMUNITY SERVICES (cont’d)
Youth Counselling
• Counselling on a wide range of adolescent issues for individuals, couples,
and families • Affordable fees
• Liz Whelpdale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 549-7850 • www.k3c.org
Youth Diversion Program
• Helps young people to develop the skills necessary to overcome the challenges of adolescence • A volunteer intensive organization providing a range of
services to youth aged 12-17
• Daren Dougall . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 548-4535 • www.youthdiversion.org
Family Services
• Call Jillian Manning at Rural VISIONS Centre
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
Family Services Coordinator supports low-income families (under $29,590) to
coordinate community supports to address needs
• Additional support includes counselling, access to safety organizations,
Christmas Baskets, and toys for children
Food Security • Rural VISIONS, in cooperation with local groups and churches, supplies non-perishable food to seniors, physically disabled adults and lowincome families.
Family Transportation • Low-income families can access rides to medical
and legal appointments • Additional destinations can be arranged
• Fee is based on distance
Early Years Services
Ontario Early Years Centre - Kingston & The Islands (613) 384-1231
Playgroups, Toy Lending Library, Parent & Caregiver Workshops, Information &
Referral Services
Weekly Playgroups
Glenburnie Public School, Room 6 • Monday 9:30 - 11:30 am
Storrington Public School, Room 2 • Thursday 9:30 - 11:30 am
Perth Road Public School, Portable • Tues. & Fri. 9:30 - 11:30 am
Rural VISIONS
Weekly Playgroups
Sydenham Grace United Church • Fridays - 9:30 - 11:30 am
St. Paul's United Church, Harrowsmith • Mondays - 9:30 am
Verona Free Methodist Church • Tuesdays - 9:30 am
Karen Norman, Rural VISIONS Centre (613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
New Parent Support
• Early Childhood Educator Karen Norman is available at Rural VISIONS Centre
on Thursday mornings to help you with your parenting challenges (613) 3766477 or 1-800-763-9610
Toy Lending Library
• Members of the organization can borrow toys for their children, grandchildren or children visitors to try before they buy
• Items focus on development between 18 months to 6 years
Parent Resource Lending Library
• Informative books and videos ranging from pre-natal to teens
Parenting Classes
• Education sessions provide information on child development and life skills
that include budgeting and nutrition, family oriented literacy and numeric activities, Car Seat Safety and child-focused First Aid and CPR
Welcome to Newborn
• Parents with babies up to 3 months of age residing in the South Frontenac
Community receive baby care, personal products, and information about parenting and local services - all wrapped up in hand-made-with-love afghans
Baby Talk Drop-in
• In partnership with KFL&A Public Health, moms and babies can visit, receive
information about healthy development, breastfeeding and have baby weighed
by Health Unit nurses
Monthly guest speakers
• 1st Thursday of each month - Storrington Centre
• 3rd Thursday of each month - Rural VISIONS, Sydenham
Home Child Care
•Central Frontenac Community Services is licensed through the Ministry of
Community and Social Services to offer home childcare
• All caregivers receive on-going training and networking
• All homes are inspected to meet fire, health and safety standards
• Parents can count on high quality, dependable and local care
• Children provided with opportunity to grow and develop skills they need
• Lesley Dixon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 376-6477
After School Programs
• Rural VISIONS obtained funding from the Sunnyside Children's Foundation
that allows the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Kingston to offer weekly afterschool activities for children ages 7 to 12
• Storrington Public School • Harrowsmith Public School • Perth Road Public
School • Registration is limited to thirty participants per week at each site
• Rural VISIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 376-6477
• Rural VISIONS partnered with South Frontenac OPP, Prince Charles Public
School and Youth Diversion to obtain provincial project funding to offer weekly
after-school activities for children ages 10 to 15 in Verona
• Registration is limited to 25 participants
• Rural VISIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 376-6477
Before & After School Age Programs
• Rural VISIONS is currently working with area schools to develop care for
children ages 4 to 12 • For more information, contact: Jillian Manning,
Rural VISIONS Centre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(613) 376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
Rural VISIONS
Licensed Home Child Care
Are you looking for high quality child care?
Quality child care supports a child’s social,
emotional, intellectual and physical well being.
Central Frontenac Community Services is now
licensed to offer safe and affordable home child
care. We provide stimulating environments for
children 6 weeks to 12 years of age.
For information or to become a provider
contact Rural VISIONS Centre
4419 George Street, P.O. Box 43 Sydenham ON K0H 2T0
376-6477 or 1-800-763-9610
Email: cfcsc@personainternet.com
Serving South Frontenac Township residents
Funded by:
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ST. JOHN AMBULANCE
1st in First Aid and CPR Training
(website: www.sja.ca/on/king/ e-mail: sjak@kos.net)
**** CPR and First Aid Training****
To serve you better we have relocated to a modern new
facility, 541 Days Rd., north of Bath Rd., in the Atrium Mall.
Course Offerings
Volunteer Opportunities
• Baby Sitter’s Course (every month)
• CPR & First Aid Courses
• CPR & First Aid Renewals
• Life Saver for Seniors & Students
• Marine & Wilderness First Aid
• Pleasure Boat Operator’s Card
Volunteers receive free training, uniforms
and make a difference in our community.
Adult Division (18+)
Youth, Cadet & Crusader Division
Therapy Dog Program
• Courses scheduled (Days, Evenings and Weekends) • CPR courses meet Heart and Stroke Standards - WSIB Approved
• Custom and Specialized Industry Courses available
****Quality First Aid Kits Available****
Ensure that you and your family are safe at home, work and play with the best Quality, best priced First Aid and CPR Kits.
• Family, Sports and Vehicle First Aid Kits
• Personal and belt style First Aid Kits
• Reusable and disposable CPR Masks
• Full line of WSIB approved Industrial Kits
Businesses - inquire about our First Aid Kit inspection & restocking program
For information about St. John Ambulance programs contact our office 384-8062 or visit our website (listed above).
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An Historical Gem of a Store
Creaky wooden floors, tin ceilings, penny candy . . . Imagine . . .
Walking through our front doors will take you to another century.
But shopping in the 19th century was never this good!
4395 Mill Street, Sydenham • 613-376-7622
(613) 376-6609 • 4476 George Street, Sydenham • (613) 376-6666
Your Hometown Advantage
Since 1988
Since 1991
Trousdale’s Stores . . .
serving our community century after century!