SPORTS, CAMPS, FAMILY, FUN - South Frontenac

2017 SOUTH FRONTENAC

RECREATION&ACTIVITYGUIDE

SPORTS, CAMPS,FAMILY, FUNAND SO MUCH MORE!

BRINGING OUR COMMUNITY TOGETHER!

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A Message From Our Mayor:

Welcome to the 2017 Township of South Fron tenac’s Recreation & Activity Guide.

This community guide provides valuable information on events, activities and services for all that live in and visit our Township. This year we have included a map of our Township identifying some our many community amenities to keep you healthy and active. I encourage you to get out and dis cover all that South Frontenac has to offer. On behalf of myself and South Frontenac Council, I would like to take this opportuni ty to thank all of the volunteers and community groups who work so hard to make these pro grams and activities possible.

I would also like to wish Canada a very happy 150th Anniversary. I invite all of the residents of South Frontenac to join us in celebrating the anniversary of Confederation through the many community events being planned.

Ron Vandewal, Mayor Township of South Frontenac

(613) 376-3027 Ext 2236

Volunteer RecognitionThe Township of South Frontenac invites nominations for “Volunteer of the Year Awards”. These awards are presented to individuals who have provided outstanding volunteer service to the township. Nominees may be from any community volunteer group in South Frontenac. Deadline for applications is May 15, 2017. For more in formation regarding the award along with a list of previous re cipients, please visit our web site, southfrontenac.net

Recreation Supervisors Message

We are very fortunate to live in a community that offers numerous programs and amenities for you and your family to stay active and engaged. Recognizing that leisure activities, facilities, parks and green spaces are essential to our quality of life, to the environment and our economic sustainability we conducted a survey to help determine the long term strategy of recreation and leisure in South Frontenac. With over 700 responses, you helped to guide the work that our Recreation Committees, community and staff are doing to improve our existing amenities and create new recreation and leisure spaces. I continue to encourage you to get involved in your community and keep an eye on our website for information about new initiatives, pro grams and events.

Sincerely, Tim Laprade Arena/Recreation Supervisor (613) 376-3027 Ext 2231

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Youth 3-7Camps; Clubs & Programs;

Dances; Sports

Arts & Culture 7-9 Arts, Music & Venues;

Food & Agriculture;Museums & Historical Societies

Community Services 9-11

Community/Service Clubs 11-14Community/Service Clubs;

Lake Associations

Sports & Fitness 14-20Sports & Fitness;

Trails & Outdoor Education

Facilities 20-23Beaches & Parks; Boat Launches;

Churches; Hall Rental; Schools

Township Information 23-26Council; Recreation Committee;

Public Works

Events 27-31

The South Frontenac Recreation and Activity Guide is a publication of the Frontenac News for the Township of South Frontenac. Look for updated information about groups and events mentioned in the guide as of April at the new website, Frontenac-Live.caFor inclusion or to find out about advertising opportunities in next year’s guide, please contact us. 1095 Garrett St., rear building; Box 229, Sharbot Lake, ON K0H 2P0 Ph: 613-279-3150; 1-888-779-3150; Fx: 613-279-3172E-mail: [email protected]; website, www.frontenacnews.ca

Photo credits, front cover, main photo: Peggy Spafford; Inset photos from top: Cycle-fest sponsored by South Frontenac Rides, photo submitted; Buck Lake Boatilla for Easter Seals Camp Merrywood, photo submitted; Sydenham Triathlon, photo by Hailey Mills; Sydenham Lake Canoe Club, photo submitted.

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YOuth - CampsEco-Adventure Camp - Elbow Lake Environmental Education Centre near Perth Road Village. Three unique programs are offered. For 10-14 year olds, Eco-Adventure Day Camp - 1 week day sessions, July & August. For 15-18 year olds - Leader In Training Program, 2-3 days in early July. This camp includes a volunteer opportunity. Finally, for families there are Family Nights (for camper families, during camp sessions) every Thursday night. Info - 613-353-7968 or [email protected]. See ecoadventurecamp.ca. (see ad below)

Gould Lake Outdoor Centre - Gould Lake (Limestone District School Board) summer programs provide an opportunity for students to gain high school credits through canoe, kayak and hiking trips. Our programs build on one another by continually providing increased skill training and leadership opportunities as well as unique wilderness experiences. Online applications are now available at www.gouldlake.ca. Please refer to our website or call our office at 613.376.1433 for further registration details, course dates and costs. (see ad below)

Healthy Kids Park Drop in Program (New program for 2017) – The Healthy Kids Park Drop-In program provides free fun recreational activities for kids age 5-12. See ad on page 5 for full details.

Let’s Get Creative Art Camps: March Break Art camp: March 13-17. Pastels, Clay, Acrylics, Mixed Media 9 -5. Summer art camps, every week in July. Art Instruction, exploration of media, beach time in late afternoon, 9 – 5. Same price for March and summer camps - $250 (sibling discount available) Information Carolyn Schaub 613-376-6207 of visit carolynscreative.com

Red Cross Swim Program - Register online at www.southfrontenac.net. See ad on page 5 for full details.

South Frontenac Day Camp Programs - Offered at The Point (Sydenham) and Gilmour Beach (Battersea) in conjunction with the swim program. Session 1, July 3 - July 14 . Session 2, July 17 - July 28. Session 3, July 31 - August 11 (No programs on August 1- Civic Holiday) and Session 4, August 14 - August 25. Costs: $240/session (*$209 for session 3). NOTE: This is based on 8 hour days - 8 am to 4 pm for earlier drop off times and later pick up times, check with the site coordinator. An additional $5.00 for every 15 minutes will be charged for any time beyond the 8 hours. Register online at www.southfrontenac.net

Sydenham Holiness Camp - 2807 Rutledge Road, Sydenham. July 7-16, for information and to register call Pat Orser 613-329-2381

Sydenham Lake Canoe Club day camp - multi-sport game-based program with focus on learning paddling skills. Information - sydenhamlakecanoeclub.com

Clubs & ProgramsAfter-School Program (during school year) Wednesdays 3:30-5:30pm, Prince Charles Public School, Verona, Grades 5-8, Youth are welcome to come and participate in group games, activities, sports, or just to hang out. Be prepared for indoor and outdoor activities. There is a yearly program supply fee of $20. Program offered by Northern Frontenac Community Services. Information 613-279-2244 or [email protected]

Frontenac 4-H Association - 4-H is a program for youth aged 9 to 21, There is also a Cloverbuds program for children aged 6 to 8 years. Clubs offered in our county include beef, dairy, swine, horse, community involvement, gardening, photography. Numerous additional opportunities include: scholarships, camps, and out of county competitions. The volunteers of the Association usually meet the second Thursday of each month at the Glenburnie United Church, 1028 Unity Rd. For information regarding clubs and to find a leader near you, contact Ann Babcock at [email protected] or 613-372-2974

Elbow Lake Environmental Education Centre’s

CampAre you interested in nature, biology,

conservation and ecology?Do you love being outdoors?Do you like swimming, hiking

and canoeing?If you answered YES to any of these questions then Eco-Adventure Camp is the place for you!

Eco-Adventure Camp takes place at the beautiful Elbow Lake Environmental Education Centre near Perth Road Village, surrounded by protected forest and a private lake.

Three unique programs are offered:

Eco-Adventure Day Camp (10-14 years): 1-week day sessions, July & August.

Leader In Training Program (15-18 years): 2-3 days, early July + volunteer opportunity!

Family Nights (for camper families, during camp sessions): every Thursday night.

Contact: 613-353-7968 or [email protected]

http://ecoadventurecamp.ca

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GRADE 6 GRADUATESOutdoor Escape is a 5-day course that focuses on campcraft, canoeing and team building. It includes an overnight camping experience at Gould Lake.

GRADE 7 GRADUATESQuest & GAP (Girls Adventure Program) are introductory 8-day courses, featuring a 5-day canoe trip in Frontenac Park.

GRADE 8 GRADUATESOutreach is a 16-day course which features a 9-day Algonquin Provincial Park canoe trip.

GRADE 9-12 GRADUATESWe offer a wide range of courses that allow stdudents to further challenge themselves by canoeing, hiking and kayaking in remote and demanding environments. These courses visit Killarney Provincial Park, the Temagami Wilderness Area, the Adirondack Mountains High Peak Region, Georgian Bay, Palmer Rapids, the Missinaibi River, the Long Trail in Vermont, and Anticosti Island.

Visit www.gouldlake.ca for more details.

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Girl Guides of Canada-Guides du Canada - Ontario Council - Girl Guides is an all-access pass to tons of fun and new experiences for girls ages 5-17. It’s hours of adventure and discovery, countless confidence-building moments and the opportunity to make a difference in the world around us. For adults 18 +, volunteering with Girl Guides is a rewarding way to help girls and young women develop the best in themselves. No matter how much time you have to give, there’s a place for you in Guiding. Information - call 1-800-565-8111, email [email protected] or visit www.girlguides.ca/on

Kids Fit Sports Program - Wednesdays at Harrowsmith Public School, 4121 Colebrook Road, starting March 22 from 6:00 - 6:50 pm for ages 6-9 yrs and from 7:00 - 7:50pm for ages 10-13 yrs. Get ready to lace up for our NEW Lacrosse Program. This program will cost $20 per person for the 6 week duration – Information 613-279-2244 or [email protected]

Royal Canadian Army Cadets - The Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps is looking for 12 to 18-year-old youth from South Frontenac who are interested in life skills and leadership training through fun activities and instruction. The group meets at the historic Princess of Wales Own Regiment Armouries at 100 Montreal Street in Kingston each week on Wednesday nights at 6 pm until May. Sessions start in early September.

All cost associated with uniforms, trips and activities are covered by the cadet corps so it is entirely free to participants. Families are invited to attend sessions to learn more about the program. Information call 613-541-5010 ext. 5939 or visit Kingstonarmycadets.ca

Scouts Canada (South Frontenac Group) - Offering Boys and Girls: Beavers (Ages 5-7) Cubs (Ages 8-10) and Scouts (Ages 11-14). Follow “The Canadian Path” with exciting new programming focusing on adventure, outdoor experience and friendship. Youth develop confidence, self achievement and civic responsibilities while having fun and learning to work together. Register online for the 2017-2018 Scouting Year at www.scouts.ca For local information, contact: Tim Weston (South Frontenac Group Commissioner) at [email protected]

Sydenham Lake Canoe Club - A recreational and competitive sprint Canoe & Kayaking program, volunteer-run, located on Sydenham Lake in Sydenham. The skills development program introduces the sport of sprint canoe and kayak. Certified staff teach the basics of sprint paddling with an emphasis on fun, fitness, skill acquisition and water safety. Sprint Competitive and Adult Masters Canoe Kayaking are programs for those interested in competition. Club members participate in CKC Masters sprint paddling events held in Ontario throughout the summer season. Our 2017 schedule can be found at sydenhamlakecanoeclub.com

For information come to the Sydenham Lake Canoe

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Our fun, learn-to-swim program for children ages five and older. This 10-level program helps swimmers develop the five main swimming strokes - front crawl, back crawl, elementary back stroke, breast stroke, and sidestroke - which supports learning how to be safe in, on, and around the water.

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DAY CAMP PROGRAMS

Drop-In Program

Register for Day Camp & Swim Programs Online

www.southfrontenac.net

Day Camp Offered at the Point and Gilmour Beach

SESSION ONE (1): July 3 to July 14, 2017

SESSION TWO (2):

July 17 To July 28, 2017

SESSION THREE (3): July 31 to August 11, 2017

(No programs on August 1 - Civic Holiday)1

SESSION FOUR (4): AUGUST 14 - AUGUST 25, 2017 Costs: $240/Session ($209/Session1)

Fees are based on 8 hour days - 8:00 am to 4:00 pm for earlier drop off times and later pick up times, check with the Site Coordinator. An additional $5.00 for every 15 minutes will be charged for any time beyond the 8 hours.

Swim LessonsOffered at the Point, Gilmour Beach and McMullen Beach2.

Level 1 - 11:30 am to 12:00 pm Level 2 - 11:00 am to 11:30 am Level 3 - 10:30 am to 11:00 am Level 4 - 10:00 am to 10:30 am Levels 5 and 6 - 9:45 am to 10:30 am Levels 7/8/9/10 - 9:00 am to 9:45 am

Costs: $53.00 for two week session

Bronze Cross & Bronze Medallion Courses3 - 7:00 am to 9:00 am. (Only offered at The Point)3Costs: $120.00 (does not include manual)2Swim Lessons at McMullen Beach may be cancelled or relocated to The Point if enrollment is low. Please contact the Camp Coordinator for more information. [email protected].

The Healthy Kid’s Park Drop-In program provides free fun recreational activities for kid’s age 5-12. Participants will get to join in structured and unstructured activities, sports and crafts.Programs run daily 1-3pm from July 3 to August 25th at different Township parks. Caregivers must attend program and

registration is mandatory in advance through our registration page or at the park site. Please keep an eye on our website for the Park Drop in schedule including locations, dates and times of activities.

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Club Open House on Saturday May 6th between 9:30 am and noon off the Cataraqui Trail and George Street on Sydenham Lake. Come try out a boat and register for our summer programs

The SLCC is also also co-sponsoring The Lakes and Trails Festival on Saturday, July 15 from 10am to 3pm, the Point Park, Sydenham

Youth: DancesMonthly dances during school months sponsored by the Harrowsmith Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. Dances take place Golden Links Hall, 4186 Colebrook Rd., Harrowsmith, from 7:00 to 9:30 pm. Cost: $6.00, open to all public school children. The 2017 Youth Dance dates are Mar 3, Apr. 7 May 5, June 2, Sept 8, Oct 6, Nov 3, and Dec 1. Information – 613-372-2410.

Youth: SportsHockey, Frontenac Ball Hockey Association - The 2017 Spring Frontenac Ball Hockey League takes place at the Frontenac Community Arena from mid-April until the end of June for players age 3-17. Eight weeks of family fun. Games take place every Sunday and coincide with a BBQ fundraiser lunch with proceeds to the Frontenac Minor Hockey and Frontenac Ball Hockey Associations. Cost: $80 per player includes t-shirt, ($60

for additional family members). Players are invited to an end of the year Fun Day event at the arena. Information - [email protected] or visit frontenachockey.ca. To volunteer, email [email protected]

Hockey, Frontenac Fury/Frontenac Girls Hockey Association - provides girls aged 6 to 18 in the County of Frontenac with the opportunity to play recreational house-league hockey with other girls from within their community, and nearby communities. Information - visit frontenacfury.ca. See ad below

Hockey, Frontenac Minor Hockey Association – The Frontenac Flyers - Runs from Mid-September to mid March, out of the Frontenac Community Arena. Visit Frontenachockey.ca See ad below

Football, Thousand Islands Minor Fooftball Thousand Islands Minor Football has been servicing our region for the last 12 years. TIMFL is a non-profit football entity, and is an affiliated member of the Ontario Football Alliance and Football Canada. TIMFL has been providing youth with an opportunity to play football, to be part of a team, and build on his/her skill set. The season commences with practices in early April 2017 and the regular season kicks off on May 12, 2017 (weather permitting) and will conclude on June 25, 2017. Registration for the 2017 TIMFL Season launched

on line at timfl.com/ on January 28, 2017. The cost is $ 250.00. Age Groups: ATOM – born 2007 and 2008; PEEWEE – born 2005 and 2006; BANTAM – Born 2003 and 2004. Information - [email protected]

Karate, Canadian Black Belt Centres - Canadian Black Belt Centres offer Martial Arts classes for children, teens and adults every Tuesday and Thursday evening at the Harrowsmith S & A Club, 4041 Colebrook Road. Information - call 613-389-0399 or visit canadianblackbelt.com.

Soccer, Frontenac Soccer Association (FSA) - Serving Harrowsmith, Verona, Sydenham, Yarker, and other South Frontenac communities. See ad below

Soccer, Storrington Minor Soccer - offers a summer soccer program at Gerald Ball Memorial Park in Sunbury. Information – call 613-387-3730 or 613-353-9928

Softball, Battersea - The Battersea Bulldogs are preparing for another great season for children born aged 4-18. Information – [email protected]. See ad page 7.

FRONTENAC SOCCER ASSOCIATION

Early bird fees until April 2nd, registration open until full. Season to start early May... check out www.frontenacsoccer.com for information about evaluation day, our new development training program, and locations.Fees to remain the same with free jersey included.Early bird fees.....U5 $65. U6/7 $90. U8-U15 $105. U18 $125. 50% off for third and subsequent child(ren). Bursaries available to qualifying families

Registration opens March 1st 2017.

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WHEN: MID SEPTEMBER UNTIL MID MARCH (Registration is open in June. Sign up for an email notification on our website) www.frontenachockey.ca

WHO: GIRLS & BOYS WELCOME | ALL SKILL LEVELS! (Learn to Skate to fun House League & competitive Rep!)

COSTS: Visit our website for each divisions price (2 - 3 hrs/wk for regular weekly practices & games & over 6 months of fun & fitness for less than $80/mth most divisions)

SKILL DEVELOPMENT: PRE SEASON CONDITIONING CLINICS + Goalie Clinics, Power Skating & 3 on 3 Fun Days

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Softball, Frontenac County - (Perth Road) 2017 Registration takes place at Harris Park Hall, 5612 Perth Road Crescent. Wednesday March 29, 6-8pm & Saturday April 1, 10 am to 12:30 pm. Ages range from T-Ball (2009/10) to Bantam (1999/00/01/02). Information - Terra Gower at [email protected]

Softball, Harrowsmith - Registration for 2017 takes place on Wed. Mar. 1, 6-8:30 pm and Sat. March 4 noon-2:30 pm at the S & A Club Hall, 4041 Colebrook Rd., Harrowsmith. Information - Laura 613-888-0077.

Softball, Inverary - Inverary Youth Activities Inc. will be holding Minor Softball Registration for Children of all ages. Sat. April 1st 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 pm. & Sun. April 2nd 11:00 am - 2:00 p.m. at the Ken Garrett Memorial Park Canteen 4010 Perth Road, Inverary or Contact: Shawn Pearce 613-453-2437 Email: [email protected]

Softball, Verona/Hartington - Registration for 2017 takes place Wed. March 29 from 6-8pm at the Princess Anne Centre (Library) at 5597 Road 38, Hartington and Sat. April 1, from noon-2:30pm at the Verona Lion’s Hall, 4504 Verona Sand Road. Age Groups/Cost: T-Ball - born in 2011 & later, $30; 5-pitch - born in 2009 & 2010, $30; Mites - born in 2007 & 2008, $50 Squirt - born in 2005 & 2006, $50 Pee Wee - born in 2003 & 2004, $60; Bantam - born in 1999 to 2002, $75; Jr. Men’s/Ladies -born in 1998 to 1992, $100. Information - Mary Jo Dowker 613-483-9126 or [email protected]

Softball, Sydenham - 2017 Registration takes place Tuesday, April 4 and Wednesday, April 5 from 6:30-8 pm in the community room at the Sydenham Library. Visit Sydenhamminorsoftball.com to print a registration form and please bring it filled out to registration to save time. Also, please bring any un-returned uniforms with you at that time. Information - Norm and Sheryl Irwin at 613-376-6558.

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Arts, Music & VenuesBedford Jam - Country/Bluegrass Open Jam Glendower Hall, 1381 Westport Rd. 1-5pm, every other Sunday year round. Audience $2; entertainers free; refreshments available (non alcoholic). We have an area for dancing, stage for entertainers, and a lot of loyal fans to greet you! Information - Judy 613-374-2317, Wilhelmine 613 - 374-2614, email - [email protected]. Dates for the rest of 2017: Mar., 5 & 19; Apr 2, 16, & 30; May 14 & 28; June 11 & 25; July 9, & 23; Aug 6 & 20; Sept 3 & 17; Oct 1, 15, & 29; Nov. 12, & 26; Dec 10 & 24.

BellRock Hall Community Association - The BellRock Hall located at 6034 Leveque Road, Verona is a 150-year newly renovated schoolhouse that boasts a kitchen, handicapped accessibility, a stage, dressing-room and stage lighting. A park behind the hall has playground equipment and lots of room for impromptu games. We host a number of events throughout the year. (See events guide). Regular ongoing scheduled activities include yoga, the VON exercise program, cycling/hiking, snow shoeing, euchres, potlucks, and more. The hall is available for rent (see hall rental). Information – call 613-374-2344, visit bellrockhall.ca or email [email protected].

Blueroof Farm - Blueroof Farm, located near Bellrock is the home of Kim Ondaatje, using her historic farm house as a venue/exhibition space for local area artists. Showings usually on Sundays from 2 – 5 pm and artists are responsible for organizing the show. No artist fee. Information - Kim at 613-374-2147

Frontenac Women’s Chorus - The Frontenac Women’s Chorus meets Monday nights at Trinity United Church in Verona, 7 – 9 pm. No audition required, an ability to read music is desirable but not absolutely required if you can sing in tune and learn by ear with enthusiasm! Fall and spring concerts in communities north of Kingston. (see events guide) Information - Patty Smith [email protected]

Godfrey Sculpture Park 79 Buck Bay Rd. Godfrey. Open from May 1st to November 30th, everyday from 9am–5pm. Stroll the paths, fields or hike the trails on this picturesque park, which showcases sculptures by Stefan Duerst as well as collaborations with Kevin Lockau and Graffiti legend ‘Loomit’ from Germany. Information - Stefan Duerst - 613-329-8096 or visit duerst.ca

Grace Arts Centre - 4295 Stagecoach Rd – Sydenham. Offering a variety of art viewing and listening events. The Grace Centre has excellent acoustics, and musical events are offered throughout the year. New artists wanting

Car Show, Harrowsmith Centenniel park

IT IS SOCCER TIME AGAIN FOR 2017!

STORRINGTONMINOR SOCCER

For 21 consecutive years Storrington Minor Soccer Club will run a summer soccer program at Gerald Ball Memorial Park in Sunbury

REGISTRATION DATESSaturday March 18, (9am to 12pm)Thursday March 23, (6pm to 8pm)

Saturday March 25, (9am to 12pm) Thursday March 30, (6pm to 8pm)

Saturday April 1, (9am to 12pm) LAST DAY!All registrations take place at the Storrington Centre which is just north of Sunbury on Battersea Road. If you are a first time player proof of birth year is required.

Cost: $95.00 incl. T-shirt, socks, trophy and team photo.

Early bird fee before April 3 is $70.00 For Players born between 2012 and 1996

This year there will be a fun adult league for players 30 years of age and older

There is a confidential bursary program call for info or visit our website

For info call Kevin 613-387-3730 or Greg 613-353-9928

Visit our website www.storringtonminorsoccer.ca

Season starts May 8; Fun Day Tourney is July 21-23

Battersea Bulldogs(Battersea Home Diamond)

2017 SOFTBALL REGISTRATIONT-BALL (D.O.B. 2012 - 2011) $45.005 PITCH (D.O.B. 2010 - 2009) $45.00MITE (D.O.B. 2008 - 2007) $55.00SQUIRT (D.O.B. 2006 - 2005) $60.00PEEWEE (D.O.B. 2004 - 2003) $65.00BANTAM (D.O.B. 2002 - 999) $75.00JR MEn/WoMEn (D.O.B. 1998 -1988) $100.00

Sign up Dates Battersea Auto Service Sunday April 2nd 9am -11am Saturday April 8th 9am-11am

($100 uniform deposit (post-dated cheque) required at time of registration)

Registration Deadline: 2016-April-15th Contact: Christine Bertrim 353-2436

or [email protected]://cbertrim22.wix.com/storrington-softball

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to exhibit their work are welcome to apply. Exhibitions scheduled for this year include Phillida Hargreaves’ Fibre Art in May. Information visit sfcsc.ca/grace-arts. Volunteers please contact Jill Ferguson 613-777-0252.

Harrowsmith adult crafting - October to May at Social & Athletic Club. Every Sunday from 11am-3pm. Bring your own project or work on group activities. $3 members/$4 non-members. Info - Pam (613) 372-1578

Music in the Park - McMullen Beach in Verona - Outdoor summer concert series sponsored by the Verona Community Association (VCA) Free admission,

great entertainment, train rides on the Verona Express. BBQ. Bring your own lawn chair. For a listing of the performers for 2017, go to yourverona.com

Open Mic - Sunbury Firehall – 3910 Battersea Road. This Open Mic event, which showcases local musicians, is held at the Sunbury fire hall from 6.30 -10pm every Friday night from Sept. 1 to June 30. All genres of music are welcome. Admission is free and food is served during a break in the evening ($2 suggested donation). Every entertainer is invited to sing or play two songs of their choice. Various musicians are on stage to accompany the entertainers. 9th year, new participants welcome.

Piano Lessons - Ages 5-95 at Loughborough Public School or my home studio. Information Carolyn Schaub 613-376-6207 of visit carolynscreative.com

Pumpkin Pie Coffee House - Music series Battersea United Church Hall 2219 Wellington Street. Featuring folk, rock, blues, jazz, country, bluegrass and classical in a coffee house setting. Homemade pie and beverages provided by the United Church Women. Admission is $15. Information - [email protected] Find Pumpkin Pie Music on Facebook for dates and performers.

Storrington Community Hall Wednesday morning creative art. 1st & 3rd Wednesday of the month - 9 am to noon. Artists come together to paint, draw, sketch, stitch, and do rug hooking. New members welcome. Information - Linda 387-3744.

Trinity Quilters - A group of quilters who welcome new members and meet on the first and third Wednesdays of each month from 9 am-noon at Trinity United Church in Verona to work on individual and group projects. The group shares ideas, techniques, snacks and laughs. Participants work at their own pace and skill level. Information - Angie Billings 613-374-3711

Victoria Quilts Canada-Harrowsmith Branch - A group devoted the mission of Victoria’s Quilts, which is to provide comfort and warmth to individuals who have cancer. The Harrowsmith branch is entering it’s ninth

year and delivers quilts, free of charge, from Verona to Napanee, Sharbot Lake and Harrowsmith, and to Kingston and area. Members can sew quilts, iron or help to deliver quilts to recipients. The group welcomes new volunteers and meets at Trinity United Church in Verona on the second Friday and the fourth Tuesday of each month from 10 am to 3 pm. Information - Judy Skeggs 613-374-3420

Wintergreen Studios - wilderness retreat centre - 9780 Canoe Lake Road. We offer educational programming in the arts and on the environment, and retreat and meeting facilities for individuals and groups. Wide range of workshops and events offered. (See events guide). Our 204 acre site includes a network of trails, mixed forest and meadows, granite outcroppings, ponds, marshes, and a glacier carved lake. Accommodations include private rooms, shared rooms, woodland cabins, and tenting. Meals feature local and organic foods. Wintergreen partners with the Wintergreen Renewable Energy Co-operative and is home to Wintergreen Studios Press. Information - 613-273-8745 or [email protected] or visit wintergreenstudios.com. (also see hall rentals)

Food & AgricultureFrontenac Farmers Market - The Frontenac Farmer’s market presents superb quality, locally produced, locally grown or locally hand-made products from our bakers, canners, gardeners, cooks, artists and, most importantly, farmers. Delicious food, seasonal fresh fruits and veggies, & unique artisans. Saturdays, 9am to 2pm from May to Oct 2017 at Prince Charles Public School parking lot, Road 38 in Verona. Information visit frontenacfarmersmarket.ca. Follow us on Facebook or Twitter

Frontenac Federation of Agriculture - The Frontenac Federation of Agriculture represents farmers in Frontenac County, City of Kingston, Wolfe and Howe Islands, generally meeting on the last Thursday of each month. Information - call Brian Tolls 613-542-0605, or email Dudley Shannon at [email protected].

The Lanark and District Maple Syrup Producers Association (LDMSPA) is a group over 90 maple syrup producers located in the Lanark, Frontenac, and Leeds and Grenville Counties and Ottawa-Carleton. We provide members with a forum to promote the production of quality maple syrup products. LDMSP members producers in South Frontenac include Ormsbee’s - 1768 Ormsbee Road - Battersea (available at Ormsbee’s Mercantile – see ad on page 9) and Gorr’s Maple Syrup, 3596 Quinn Road, Harrowsmith 613-372-0348. Information – ldmspa.com.

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National Farmers Union (NFU) Local 316 - For more than a decade, NFU Local 316 members and friends have been involved in activities and projects to help build the local food and farm system in KFL&A. The NFU advocates for local, provincial, national and international policies that benefit farmers on small and medium-sized farms and works for people’s interests against corporate control of our food system. We are always looking for new members, either farm family members or associate memberships for individuals and families who support our goals. Information – call Dianne Dowling at 613-546-0689, email [email protected] or visit nfulocal316.ca

Museums & heritage Societies

Bedford and District Historical Society/Research Centre - The Bedford and District Historical Society/ Research Centre is located at the Glendower Hall at 1381 Westport Road. The centre contains hidden treasures waiting to be uncovered by local residents. The committee has been actively preserving history for 15 years, when the centre’s former chair and founder, June Quinn (who has since passed away), began collecting, preserving and cataloguing local artifacts. Our annual open house is on Feb 25, otherwise the Centre is open by appointment. Information - Gerald Stinson 613-273- 5588 or email [email protected]

Portland and District Heritage Society - Meetings will be held this year in April, June and September at the new South Frontenac Museum located at 5595 Road 38 in “the old limestone school” in Hartington. We are currently looking for new members to help with the new museum. Information - Irene Bauder at 613-374-2157 or Barbara Stewart at 613-374-2191.

South Frontenac Museum - The South Frontenac museum is located in the hamlet of Hartington at 5595 Road 38. The museum had its grand opening last summer, on August 15. It was a special celebration to showcase the historical displays and recognize the dedication of volunteers in making the museum a reality. This summer the museum hopes to have regular hours with staff available to answer your questions. Information - Visit southfrontenac.net for more info about hours of operation and special events.

Community ServicesClothing Depot, Community Caring - Hartington Mall, Princess Anne Building, 5597 Road 38, Hartington. Charitable clothing, $5 per large bag - Mon. 9am-noon, Tues. 9am-4pm, and Fri. 9am-noon. Information – call Cheryl Kellar at 613-374-3217 or Cheryl Preston at 613-539-5890

Clothing Depot, “Style Revival” - Free clothing, Verona Free Methodist Church, Wed and Thurs 10 am -1pm. Information – call Keilo at 613-374-5289

Northern Frontenac Community Services (NFCS) is a community agency that operates the Ontario Early Years Centre, providing youth and children’s services throughout South Frontenac. Information re services listed below call 1-855-279-2052 or 613-279-3151 or visit www.nfcs.ca

The ontario Early Years Centre (oEYC) offers parenting programs, parent/child early learning activities, school readiness, early

identification services, nutrition programs, community information and resources, links to other early years services, referrals and volunteer opportunities and more at the main site of the Ontario Early Years Centre in Sharbot Lake in addition to outreach services offered by contacting 613-279-2244.Programs for children from birth 6 years:

Playgroups foster child development and introduce topics of interest to parents and help new parents meet their neigbours: Mondays: 9:30-11:30am, Harrowsmith Free Methodist Church,3876 Harrowsmith Road. Tuesdays: 9:30-11:30am, Sydenham Legion Branch 496, 4361 Amelia St, Sydenham and Trinity United Church, 6689 Road 38 ,Verona. Thursdays: 9:30-11:30am, Storrington Firehall, 3910 Battersea Road. New: Thursdays 1:30-3:30pm, Prince Charles School, 6875 Road 38, Verona

Weekly after school youth program – (see youth activities)

Kids Fit Sports Program – (see youth activities)

Loughborough Christmas & Emergency Relief Committee - (LC&ERC) was founded in 1988 on the tradition of neighbours helping neighbours. Funded entirely by gifts from our community, we provide

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approximately 100 local families a year with holiday food baskets and emergency financial assistance to help them cope with unexpected crises such as fire, sudden death or utility disconnection. In addition to our yearly mailing, fundraisers are held by caring individuals in our community. These include VisionSoup, the Haunted Barn and a fundraiser Christmas dance in December (see events guide) We also run an evening of Christmas song and fellowship at the Sydenham Holiness Church in December and a nativity scene St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in December (exact dates for 2017 ro be determined) each with donations made to LC&ERC.. Information – call Sue Clinton at 613-572-6004, email [email protected] or visit lcerc.ca

New Leaf Link - (NeLL) is based in South Frontenac Township to serve a disabled adult population that, can be ignored by our social support systems. Our program emphasizes two major aspects of living and learning: Arts (e.g., drama, music, and information technologies) and Healthy living (e.g., eating wisely, moving naturally, and being socially connected). Hours of operation are 9:30 am to 2:30 pm Wednesdays and Thursdays mid-January to June and September to mid-December. Cost to participants is $30 per day. New volunteers welcome! Summer program to be announced. Information – call Karin Steiner at 613-374-3451, email [email protected] or visit newleaflink.ca.

Southern Frontenac Community Services The Southern Frontenac Community Services Corporation (SFCSC) has been serving seniors and families in need in South Frontenac since 1991. From its offices at the Grace Centre in the former Grace United Church at 4295 Stage Coach Road just south of Sydenham High School, SFCSC delivers a number of community support programs, including programs for seniors with a goal of keeping seniors in their own homes longer. Additionally, SFCSC offers social and financial support programs to assist low-income residents, and a Food Bank. SFCSC also helps residents of all ages access a wide range of other social and other programs through partnerships with other agencies from Frontenac County and the City of Kingston. A number of SFCSC programs for seniors and families are listed below. Information - call 613-376-6477 or visit sfcs.caSFCS programs:

Adult Day Service - Professional staff provide full-day activities in a group setting for the frail elderly, persons with dementia and those with enhanced care needs, five days per week. A fee of $20 includes hot lunch, snacks and recreational activities.

Alzheimer Support Group - Group meets at the Grace Centre on the last Wednesday of each month from 6:30-8:30pm, held in cooperation with the Alzheimer Society of Kingston.

Caregiver Support – training, information and education for caregivers with emotional support and information to help them make informed care decisions. Education sessions are held on diagnosis specific topics at least twice a year. Caregiver support group meets monthly and the service is open to spouses, adult children, any family member caring for another family member or a neighbour giving care support to another neighbour.

Client Intervention & Assistance - Support and assistance to clients experiencing a sudden change in circumstances. Seniors and adults with physical disabilities can receive staff support when faced with such situations as homelessness, financial or personal care needs, abuse, isolation or referral support.

Community Caring Grants - Financial assistance provided to help with telephone, heating, dental, educational, medical and new baby costs. South Frontenac residents are eligible to apply.

Diners’ Club - A congregate dining program in four locations: Verona (2nd Thursday), Glenburnie (1st Wednesday), Harrowsmith, (4th Thursday) and Sydenham (3rd Wednesday) where individuals over 55 can gather for a hot, catered noon-time meal followed by entertainment. Cost is $11 and pre-booking is required.

Food Bank & Garden - SFCSC operates a Food Bank three days per week that provides perishable and non-

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perishable food for families in need. In the summer, a garden provides fresh produce to supplement the food hampers provided.

Foot Care - Monthly clinics held in Verona, Sydenham and Glenburnie. Health care professionals provide this service for seniors and adults with physical disabilities at a cost of $15 per session at clinics and $20 for in-home appointments.

Frozen meals on wheels - Seniors and adults with physical disabilities can choose from over 30 frozen meals that provide 40% of their daily required nutrition. Cost is $5 per meal. Meals can be picked up or delivered to the client’s home.

Good Food Box - Open to all South Frontenac Residents. Orders are taken by the second Thursday of the month. Delivery is on the 3rd Thursday of the month. Good fruit bags or Good vegetable bags available for $6. Good Food Boxes (a mix of fruit and veggies) are $12 or $17.

Home Help - Seniors and adults with physical disabilities can be provided with assistance for routine housekeeping or physically challenging activities required to maintain their home. Screened workers are available: $13 to $18 an hour.

Homelessness Prevention - Residents may receive financial assistance to prevent homelessness due to the threat of eviction, rental or mortgage arrears or heating and hydro arrears.

Hot meals on wheels - Seniors and adults with physical disabilities can receive a hot meal delivered directly to their door each Tuesday over the noon hour at a cost of $7 a meal. Dietary requirements are considered.

Income Tax Preparation - Canada Revenue Agency trained volunteers will complete tax returns for those individuals with incomes of less than $29,590. Commencing February 1st, no set fee but donations are appreciated.

Respite Care - Health trained professionals offer periodic or ongoing support to caregivers of seniors or adults with physical disabilities. $13 to $18 an hour paid directly to the worker. Help with personal care, meal preparation or companionship.

Sittercise - see listing on page 19.Tai chi - see listing on page 19.Transportation - OW and ODSP recipients, seniors

and adults with physical disabilities can book rides to local or city medical and some social appointments. Drivers can stay with you or pick you up later. Fees are based on distance of trip and client income level. Call Frontenac Transportation Service at 1-877-279-2044 (a collaborative service with Northern Frontenac Community Services).

Volunteer Hospice Visiting Service - Trained Hospice volunteers make regular home visits to provide emotional and practical support to clients who are over the age of 18 and have been diagnosed with a

terminal or life-limiting illness. Volunteers provide companionship to clients while providing caregivers time to do what needs to be done at home or elsewhere while having the peace of mind knowing their loved one is being cared for. SFCSC provides one-on-one emotional and psychosocial support to individuals and families who are anticipating a death or experiencing grief due to the loss of a loved one or friend. Adult grief support groups are also held throughout the year.

Volunteer opportunities - Adult Day Program, Bingo, Diners Club, Drivers, Food Bank, Kitchen, Exercise Leaders, and Visiting Hospice helpers are needed – call today 613-276-6477.

Community/ Service Clubs

Frontenac Society of Model Engineers - A society for model engineering and small scale live steam railway operation. Located in Battersea between Doris Smith Lane and the baseball diamond. There are 1200 feet of 7 ¼ “ gauge track on the ground and 435 feet of smaller gauge elevated tracks at our site. We meet to maintain and build tracks on weekdays and operate locomotives during weekends from May to November. Guests and new members are very welcome! Information - fsme.ca or on Facebook at Frontenacsocietyofmodelengineers

Grandmothers-by-the-Lake - The Stephen Lewis Foundation started in 2003 and the Grandmothers to Grandmothers Campaign was developed after the 2006 World HIV/ Aids Conference in Toronto. The local chapter, Grandmothers-by-the-Lake, was formed in 2006. It started with ten members and is one of over 240 chapters in Canada. Our mission is to support African grandmothers who are raising grandchildren orphaned by the loss of their parents due to the HIV/Aids pandemic. Meetings are held at the Trinity United Church in Verona on the 3rd Thursdays of every month at 11:30am. Fundrasing events in 2017 include our plant, bake and trunk sale at Gilmour’s in Harrowsmith on June 3, a walk on June 17, (see events directory

for details) and a musical event TBA in November. New members (grandmothers or grand-others) are welcome. Information - Carol Little at 613-376-3844 or e-mail [email protected]

The Harrowsmith & District Social and Athletic (S&A) Club - The Harrowsmith S&A Club, located at 4041 Colebrook Rd in Harrowsmith is a non-profit, community volunteer organization. Our mission statement is to provide entertainment and facilities for the community; to encourage good fellowship among our members and the community and to encourage and guide our young people. Some of our community events include: Canada Day celebrations at Centennial Park, chinese auctions, dances, family halloween party, crafting, Santa Clause parade and minor softball. We support many local sports groups and charity initiatives. Membership is only $20 per family or $10 for individuals. Regular meetings are every second Wednesday of every month at 7pm at the S&A Club hall. All are welcome. Information - call Pam 613-372-1578 or email [email protected] or for membershipo call Penny at 613-376-7688 or find us on Facebook (see events guide for event listings and hall rental guide)

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Harrowsmith Odd Fellows & Rebekahs - The Independent Order of Odd Fellows & Rebekahs is a nonprofit, charitable organization that promotes a group of local men and women working together on a volunteer basis for the betterment of our communities. Our motto is Friendship, Love & Truth. Locally we support the Heart & Stroke Foundation, MADD, diabetes programs, the Salvation Army, the Cancer Society, Southern Frontenac Community Services, and we provide student bursaries. We also provide various items of hospital equipment for use by individuals for as long as needed, without cost. We present events throughout the year for families and youth (see events guide for complete listings)

The Odd Fellows meet on the 1st & 3rd Monday, the Rebekahs on the 1st & 3rd Thursday of each month at the Golden Links Hall in Harrowsmith, 4186 Colebrook Rd. The air conditioned Golden Links Hall is available for rent (see facilities for rent). Information - Brenda Taylor at 613-372-2410 or email [email protected].

Lions International - With a 100 year history, Lions is one of the largest service organizations in the world, with 46,000 clubs around the world, three of which are in South Frontenac.

Lions, Storrington - Located at 2992 Princess Road, Inverary, the Storrington Lions Club has proudly served Sunbury, Battersea and Inverary for 46 years. Composed of volunteers, the club is making a social impact in Storrington District by improving the quality of life for residents. The Lion’s hall connects the community through weddings, celebrations of life, youth dances and health clinics. It is a community gathering place that brings us together to share strength, love, compassion and joy. Information – call 613-353-6920, email [email protected] or visit e-clubhouse.org/sites/storringtonon/

Lions, Sydenham & District - Sydenham Lions support causes and events such as: vision and hearing screening in our local elementary schools; the annual Sydenham Canada Day and Santa Claus Parades; local charities and organizations; Lions vision and service leader dogs; camps for challenged youth and their families; prepare used eyeglasses for distribution to under-developed countries. Sydenham Lions meet monthly on the 1st and 3rd Mondays at the Sydenham Library meeting room. No meetings in the summer months. We invite you at to attend a meeting to meet us, and help us make our community an even better one. Information - Joanne Ankers 613-379-3334, [email protected] or Jim Kelly, 613-276-3515 or look for Sydenham-District-Lions-Club on Facebook.

Lions, Verona - The Verona Lions Centre is located at 4504 Verona Sand Road, in Verona. Regular monthly meetings take place on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of every month. Popular annual events (also listed in the events section of this guide) are the Lions Jamboree (July 6,7,8) the Annual Garlic Festival (Sept. 2)

Over the years the club has supported many local projects including the Frontenac Community Arena and local township infrastructure. The VLC has donated

tens of thousands of dollars to local individuals and groups in need. The VLS also established and maintains a children’s mini park, a swimming beach as well as the baseball park at the Verona Lions Centre, and the Verona Lion’s Centre. The VLC provides bursaries, aid for needy community members with vision and hearing problems and financial support for the blind. Information - Wayne Conway at 613-374-3807. The Verona Lions Hall is licensed, air conditioned with a capacity up to 200 (see facilities for rent)

Royal Canadian Legion, Sydenham Br. 496 - A fixture in downtown Sydenham for 70 years, the Richardson Legion branch 496, located at 4376 William Street, is open 6 days a week - Monday to Thursday (Opens at 3 pm - closing time varies) Friday (12 noon until 9pm, or later), and Saturday (1:30pm to 6 pm) The Sydenham Legion supports a variety of community efforts, all in the name of Robert Richardson, a WW1 vet who resided in Sydenham until his death in 1949.The Legion holds a Meat Spin on Saturdays from 3-5 pm. Annual events include dances, a winter pike contest, and more. Information – call Kielo 613-374-5289 or call the Legion during open hours at 613-376-6808. (For list of events see event guide – and for rental information see Facilities for rent.

Sunbury Horseshoe Club - The Sunbury Horseshoe Club is affiliated with Horseshoe Ontario and is located at the Gerald Ball Recreation Park in Sunbury. Members meet Tuesday evenings from from May 2 to September 5. Mixed doubles format for all ages and all skill levels; 4 games played per night. New players welcome. Membership is $15 and there is a $1 cost per night of play. Year end tournament on Sept. 9. Canada Day tournament on July 1 is open to everyone. Information - Dave Fisher 613-353-2677.

Storrington Retirees Association - Membership fee $10 per year. The group meets the 2nd Wednesday of every month at 12 noon for lunch at the Storrington Centre, 3910 Battersea Road. We welcome any person who is retired and lives or has lived in Storrington District. We offer home cooked meals and social entertainment. Information - Sharon Patterson at 613 353-2358.

South Frontenac Senior’s and Law Enforcement Together (S.A.L.T.) - The S.A.L.T program is a community initiative to mobilize seniors to become involved with local police and other service agencies that focus on senior’s needs in their community. In 2016, the S.A.L.T. program had a very successful year, hosting presentations on: crime prevention, frauds and scams, personal safety, medication safety, and self-care. At every presentation a delicious hot meal was also provided. S.A.L.T. presentations will continue in 2017 at various

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locations. All luncheon presentations are free to seniors and assistance with transportation could be available. Information - contact South Frontenac Community Services (SFCS) at 613-376-6477 or OPP Constable Roop Sandhu at 613-372-1932 Ext 6955, or email [email protected].

Verona Community Association (VCA) w/logo -The Verona Community Association is a non-profit, volunteer organization devoted to promoting social and community events in and around Verona. VCA events include the annual Verona Car Show on Aug. 6, Music in the Park concerts (see music), Christmas dinner, and Christmas in the Village on Nov. 25, (see event guide for details). Ongoing VCA activities include the “Adopt-A-Barrel” flower growing competition, and the VCA Christmas for Kids Committee which makes sure that Christmas is a bit easier for local families.

Meetings are held at the Verona Lion’s Hall on the third Thursday of the month at 7 pm and new volunteers/members are always welcome. Information – call Wayne Conway 613-374-3807, email [email protected] or visit yourverona.com

Women’s Institutes - The Federated Women’s Institutes of Ontario is a not-for-profit charitable organization working with women in rural areas and small towns. There are two in South Frontenac. The Harrowsmith Insitute is the baby one of the two, as it was started up only 90 years ago while the Sydenham WI is well over 100 years old. Women’s Institutes were established in Ontario 120 years ago.

Women’s Institute, Sydenham - The Sydenham WI has been integral to the life of the local community for over a century. Among many other things, the WI purchased The Point and established a public park and beach there. A great get together for fun, food & fellowship. Meets on the second Monday each month at 6:30 pm in the meeting room of the Sydenham Public Library. Information - Connie Selle, 613-374-3499, Sharon Menard – 613-376-6965, Shirley Fox, 613-376-3689, or June Winfrow, 613-376-3915

Womens Institute, Harrowsmith - The Harrowsmith WI has been instrumental is supporting the community through advocacy and involvement for over 90 years. Our Harrowsmith branch actively supports local organizations, provides a yearly student award, and supports Canada Day celebrations, Clothes for Kids, Christmas Hampers, 4H students, and Interval House. Our monthly meetings, held at Harrowsmith Free Methodist Church on the last Tuesday of the month at 7 pm, include an educational presentation or a trip to a locale of interest. The Harrowsmith WI provides ongoing assistance to families in need. Local women are invited to join us and share in the laughter and legacy of a long

standing rural community organization. Information - call 613-372-2329.

lake AssociationsLake Association, Battersea Loughborough Lake - “Preserving the natural beauty of Loughborough Lake since 1963.” Please join us! Annual Family Memberships are only $20. We hold an annual flotilla, this year it is on July 2nd. All boats are welcome. Our AGM is on August 11, and our annual golf tournament is on August 26. (see events directory) Information - Susan at 613-353-6538, or visit loughboroughlake.org

Lake Association, Dog Lake Association - We are an association of permanent and seasonal residents and other supporters of Dog Lake. Our basic values include environmental care, respect for wildlife, marine safety, good neighbours, good fishing, great boating, family fun, success for local businesses, and more. Our Annual General meeting and BBQ is set for July 22 this year at Gilmour Point. Rain date, July 23 (see events for details) Information (613) 353-1654 or visit doglakeassociation.ca

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Lake Association, Greater Bobs & Crow Lake - The Greater Bobs & Crow Lakes Association (GB&CLA) was founded in 1979 to represent the interests of landowners, stakeholders and the lake environment with the goal of preserving and enhancing the quality of the environment around the greater Bobs and Crow Lakes area. Key areas of endeavour are water quality; fisheries; boating and cottage safety, government relations, shorelines & natural environment, coordination with other associations, membership and community interaction. Our annual events include the Frontenac Frolic on July 29 at Glendower Hall (for details see Events Guide) Information – [email protected]. or [email protected] or by mail at GB&CLA c/o 764 Burns Lane, RR 2, Godfrey ON K0H 1T0.

Lake Association, Sydenham Lake - Our mission is to enhance the enjoyment of Sydenham, Bulls Eye, and Little Long Lakes, now and for future generations. This is accomplished through community building, lake advocacy, environmental stewardship and membership advocacy. Annual General Meeting is scheduled for July 8, 2017. Information - (613) 376-6898 or visit sydenhamlake.ca.

Sports & FitnessCycling/Hiking/Snowshoeing - An informal group who meet Tuesday mornings at the Bellrock Hall, 6034 Leveque Road, near Verona from April- November and also in the winter months. Outings usually last between sixty and ninety minutes. Information - call 613-374-2344, email [email protected] or visit bellrockhall.ca

Dance Fitazzet - Located at 1040 Village View Lane in Sydenham, Dance Fitazzet offers all ages classes (from 3 years-adult) in Tap, Jazz, Ballet, Hip Hop, Lyrical, Pre Dance and Acro. Information – Sheryl Irwin 613-376-6559, email [email protected] or visit dancefitazzet.com.

Golf, Inverary Golf and Country Club 4524 Latimer Rd, Inverary, ON, 613-353-2133 The Inverary Golf & Country Club is a wonderful course for golfers of all abilities, wide long fairways with just the right amount of trees and water to keep your game challenging and interesting. The front acts as a relaxing warm up for the back nine, which is longer and tougher but just as beautiful. Once you’ve finished the 18th hole, you’re welcomed with an air conditioned club house and a full licensed bar and grill. Information - visit www.inverarygolf.com

Golf, Rivendell Golf Club 7359 Hwy 38, Verona , ON, 613-374-3404. The Rivendell Golf Club is an oasis of golf set in the Canadian Shield just north of Verona. Rivendell is a par 71 course at 6248 yards, which favours shot placement over power and precision over brute force. The first nine holes originally designed by legendary local golfer and designer Dick Green was twinned with a Robert Heasly designed second nine. The course and clubhouse have been subject to many improvements over the years. Rivendell can accommodate tournaments and events from 20 people to over 100. Information - rivendellgolf.on.ca

JoLyn Dance Let’s Dance! - Ballroom & Latin Dance Classes for beginners to advanced and medal levels. Classes run throughout the year at the Golden Links Hall in Harrowsmith. Ongoing registration for beginners, weekly student practices, and monthly dances. Information – email [email protected] or visit dancekingston.ca/jolyn_dance.htm

Kingston and Area Ice Stock Club - Year round Austrian / Bavarian Curling for all ages located at Elbow Lake during the winter and Sydenham Point Park during the summer season. A highly inclusive sport for physical and social health. $130 for Ice Stock Set for purchase or $5 for rental. $10 membership per season. Information email [email protected] or visit Kingstoneisstock.webs.com

Nomad Yogini - Nomad Yogini provides Pilates and Yoga Classes in Sydenham and Inverary. Come strengthen and stretch. Get a full body workout and leave class feeling energized, relaxed and balanced. Yoga and Pilates classes are appropriate for all levels and accessible to most. Seven classes a week to choose from. Classes are held at the Grace Centre in Sydenham and the Inverary Church Hall. Information - call 613-453-4195, email [email protected] or visit nomadyogini.ca.

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Sittercise - A low impact exercise program that takes place while sitting and with the assistance of a chair. A free program. Takes place Tuesday mornings from 9:30 - 10:00am in the common room of the Maple Ridge Seniors building in Sydenham and on Monday afternoons from 2:00 – 2:30 pm in the common room at Country Pines apartments in Glenburnie. Information – Southern Frontenac Community Services. 613-376-6477

South Frontenac Rides - SF Rides is a community committee of South Frontenac Council to promote the joys of safe and accessible bicycling in South Frontenac Township. The committee meetings are open to all interested people. Your input is welcome. We have organised the South Frontenac Cycle Fest for the past two years and are working on the Lakes and Trails festival for this summer and will also be part of the Canada 150 Road Rally on August 26. (See events guide for details about Lake and Trails Festival on July 15) Information - call township office at 613-376-3027, or visit our Facebook page under southfrontenacrides.

Sydenham Triathlon/Duathlon & Lakeside Runs - This 8th annual, one day event takes place on Sunday, July 9 at the Point Park in Sydenham in support of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 496. The day offers something for everyone with the following events: 2K kids run, 5K & 10K, Try-a-Tri, Super Sprint, Sprint, Olympic Distances and Relays. All finishers receive medals, and online performance certificates. Information - somersault.ca

Tai Chi - Wednesdays from 10 - 11am at the Grace Centre in Sydenham. This is a series of sitting and standing exercises that are noted to improve balance, circulation and flexibility. Work at your own pace and do only exercises that are comfortable. Information – 613-376-6477. Southern Frontenac Community Services

TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) - Non-profit, non-commercial weight loss support group. TOPS mission is to support members as we Take Off and Keep Off Pounds Sensibly. Available to all age groups from 7 and up and to both men and women. Annual membership fee is

$48 per year; plus weekly dues to cover the expenses of the individual chapter; weekly dues from $1.50 to $2. TOPS chapters are located in Sunbury, Yarker , Odessa, or Kingston . First visit is free. Information – call Carol Busschaert 613-766-9387 or email [email protected] visit tops.org.

VON SMART® Exercise Programs - free group exercise classes for adults 55+. Bellrock Hall, Tuesdays & Thursdays – 8:40-9:40am. Sydenham Grace Centre, Mondays & Thursdays - 10-11am (regular class) & 11:15-12:15m (less intense). Verona: Trinity United Church, Mondays & Thursdays – 10-11am. Information – Cindy Weatherhead, 613-634-0130 ext: 3414

Yoga with Cathie - Cathie Waugh offers a wide range of group and private yoga classes for gentle beginners, moderate and advanced levels of yoga with 5 session taking place throughout the year. Join anytime. Located at 1004 Hobbs Lane in Sydenham. Monday, 5 - 6:15 pm - all levels; Tuesday, 7- 8:30 pm - moderate; Wednesday, 9:30 -11am - gentle and 7- 8:30 pm – gentle; Thursday - 9:30 -11am - moderate. Information - Cathie at 613 376 3474, email [email protected] or visit yogawithcathie.com

Yoga at the Bellrock Hall - Yoga on Mondays with Jackie Adams, 4-5pm. $15 drop-in. The Bellrock Hall is located at 6034 Leveque Road, near Verona. Information call 613-374-2344, email [email protected] or visit bellrockhall.ca

trails/Outdoor educationElbow Lake Environmental Education Centre - (ELEEC) is a site devoted to environmental outreach and education, a partnership between the Queen’s University Biological Station (QUBS) and the Nature Conservancy of Canada. It was created in 2011. The site, located on Hewlett Packard Lane off North Shore and Perth Road, is a 426 parcel of land with iconic features of the Frontenac Arch Biosphere. Amenities include a dining

hall, meeting space, overnight cabins, waterfront and trails. We offer several public programs and events at the ELEEC, and these are announced at elbowlakecentre.ca/events. This winter we joined with the Friends of Frontenac for a Christmas Bird Count, ran a women’s ice fishing event, and our Nature Explore IT sessions. Information – Call 613-353-7968, follow us on Facebook and Twitter, visit Elbowlakecentre.ca

Frontenac Provincial Park - Explore Frontenac’s 5,355 hectares on the southern edge of the Canadian Shield Open year-round for four season back country recreation. 48 interior campsites and canoe routes through 22 lakes; as well as over 100 km of looped backpacking and hiking trails. Great fishing, wildlife viewing, interior camping, paddling, hiking, swimming, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, all in the centre of South Frontenac at 6700 Salmon Lake Road north of Sydenham.

Wilderness skills programs throughout the year include: Introduction to backcountry camping, wilderness navigation and electronics, warm winter camping, wilderness survival and first aid, various guided historical, wildlife, and nature walks, fishing 101 for women, tarp basics, as well as backcountry cuisine, and several canoeing & kayaking courses. (For more info see events listings) The Friends of Frontenac Park have been offering additional opportunities to return a favour to nature for over 25 years.

Information - 613-376- 3489 or visit ontarioparks.com/park/frontenac.

Frontenac Arch Biosphere - The Frontenac Arch Biosphere introduces you to the numerous and wonderful trails and routes in the region, but also to the character of this landscape and community through their site - frontenacarchbiosphere.ca. There’s no better way to get to know a region so very rich in natural and cultural heritage than to walk, cycle, paddle, ski or tour across the face of the land.

Cataraqui Trail - This trail is suitable for walkers, cyclists, horseback riders, snowmobilers and cross-country skiers. The trail runs for approximately 39 kilometres in South Frontenac. It originates from Smiths Falls, passes by Chaffeys Locks and along the northern side of Sydenham

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K & P Trail - This trail originates from Kingston and enters South Frontenac at Orser Road. It merges with the Cataraqui Trail just east of Harrowsmith for about two km then splits to go north up to Tichborne for a total of 40 kilometres. It will eventually reach Sharbot Lake. Its surface consists of mostly stone dust suitable for most bikes and is relatively flat. Because it is mainly going parallel to Highway 38. it is easily accessible in many areas and is close to facilities along the route. Information – A virtual tour, with photos of 80 locations along the trail between Orser Road and the point where the trail leaves South Frontenac at Tichborne, can be found at frontenacmaps.ca/tour/#

Rideau Trail - This hiking rail which links Kingston to Ottawa, meanders across South Frontenac from south to northeast east for about 80 Km. It enters South

Frontenac via the K & P Trail then joins the Cataraqui Trail, heading east to Sydenham before jogging north towards Knowlton Lake and the Gould Lake Conservation Area. After passing Frontenac Park and Perth Road it crosses the Cataraqui Trail again twice, going east then north before exiting the township at Bedford Mills. It is accessible from many points and provides a very good view of the natural forest habitat within the township. Ideal for active people who want to stay fit. The Rideau Trail Association organizes excursions throughout the year for members. Information – rideautrail.org/discover-the-trail/maps includes 19 downloadable maps of the Rideau Trail between Kingston and Ottawa. Maps 1 through 5 go through South Frontenac.

FacilitiesThe Township of South Frontenac is rich in parks, playgrounds, diamonds, multi-use sports pads, sport fields, beaches, boat launches, and water access points.Information - 613-376-3027 ext. 2231

Beaches & ParksBattersea Baseball Diamond - 5167 Battersea Road, Battersea. The ball diamond is available for rent. Call 613-453-5925 or 613-353-6259 if you want to rent the diamond for tournaments or practices.

Bowes Ball Park - 2042 Park Valley Road Sydenham

Centennial Park - 4500 Centennial Park Road, Harrowsmith

Davidson Beach - 3487 Four Seasons Drive, Inverary

Gerald Ball Memorial Park - 3364 Moreland Dixon Road, Sunbury

Gilmour Point Beach - 1763 Wellington Street, Battersea

Glendower Park - 1381 Westport Road, Godfrey

Harris Park/Hall - 5612 Perth Rd, Perth Road

Inverary Ball Park - 4772 Latimer Road, Inverary. The ball diamond is available for rent. Call 613-453-5925 or 613-353-6259 if you want to rent the diamond for tournaments or practices.

Ken Garrett Memorial Park - 4010 Perth Rd, will be home to new playground equipment this summer!

Latimer Community Park - 5402 Holmes Road, Inverary

Lions’ Club Mini Park - 4389 Sand Road, Verona

McMullen Park Beach - 6089 Carleton Drive, Verona

McMullen Soccer Park - 4234 Salmon Drive, Verona

Point Municipal Park - 4410 Point Road, Sydenham

Princess Anne Community Center -5597 Road 38, Hartington

Tett Park - 36 Tett Crescent, Perth Road

Wilmer Ball Park - 5178 Wilmer Road, Perth Road

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Bobs Lake •455SteeleRoad

Buck Lake •7925PerthRoad

Canoe Lake •1130JamesWilsonRoad

Cronk Lake •5976BedfordRoad •2450DesertLakeRoad

Devil Lake •17IsabellLane •8771PerthRoad

Dog Lake •1519OrmsbeeRoad •1775WellingtonStreet •1830HitchcockDrive

First Depot Lake •6747FirstLakeRoad

Kingsford Lake •40KingsfordLakeDamRoad

Knowlton Lake •5126KnowltonLakeRoad

Loughborough Lake •2250BatterseaWaterStreet •2318LoughboroughViewLane •316KeonRoad •5060LowerRoundLakeRoad •4737PerthRoad

Millhaven Creek •3793Road38

Pearkes Lake •6494SalmonLakeRoad

South Otter Lake •6473SalmonLakeRoad

Sydenham Lake •4410PointRoad •4921WilmerRoad

Upper Rock Lake •4151OpiniconRoad

Thirteen Island Lake•33JamesWilsonRoad

Verona Lake •4234SalmonDrive •4278WaterStreet

Wolfe Lake •HannahRoad •4041WestportRoad

Water AccessMitchell Creek •7880CanoeLakeRoad

Napanee River •1025RiverRoad

Sydenham Lake •5700BedfordRoad

Churches / Church events

Anglican Church, St. John’s 2754 Sunbury Road, Sunbury. Sunday service at 8:30 am. For more information contact Sharon Patterson 613-353 2358, email [email protected] or [email protected]

Anglican Church, St. Paul’s 4340 Mill St, Sydenham 613-376-3003

Free Methodist Church, Cole Lake 8 White Lake Road, Godfrey On K0H1T0 Pastor Kevin Tompkins 613-374-5654

2017 Events: 101 Nativities: a renowned celebration at the Cole Lake FMC with hundreds of Nativity scenes from around the world on display. Date for 2017 TBA.

Free Methodist Church, Harrowsmith 3876 Harrowsmith Road, Harrowsmith,On K0H1V0, 613-372-1238, Fax:613-372-1826 Michele Allen:office administrator www.hfmc.ca

2017 Events: Mondays at 7pm until May. Volleyball in the gym, all ages, everyone is welcome; Wednesday evenings at 6pm, OASIS family night, supper and Bible study for children and adults; Tuesday mornings at 10AM “Tuesday With The Word”, men and ladies Bible study groups - all welcome; May 20 (tentative date), 9am-2pm, Annual Community Fun Day; Nov.(date and time TBA), “Christmas in the Village”, craft and vendor sale, bake sale vendors contact BJ Calver; Dec.2, “Annual Christmas Banquet”, 6pm; Dec.24, Christmas Eve Service at 6pm

Free Methodist Church, Verona 6804 Road 38, Verona. Pastor Kathy Casement, contact: Darlene Snider 613-374-1232 or email [email protected] Sunday service at 10:00am

Pentecostal Assembly, Verona 6829 Road 38, Verona. Rev. Cory Bursey 613-374-2976 Sunday services at 10:30am. For 2017 events visit Verona Pentecostal Assembly on Facebook

United Church, Battersea (Storrington Pastoral Charge) 2219 Wellington St., Battersea, ON, K0H 1H 613-353-2846 Rev. Heather McLurg-Murphy email: [email protected] Office: 613-353-2727 storrington.weebly.com Find on Facebook - Storrington Pastoral Charge. Worship at Battersea United Church takes place on Sundays at 9:15 am. Church hall available for booking, contact Roberta Smith 613-353-2846.

2017 Events: Feb.28 (Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper) Mar. 25 (Children’s Thrift Sale), Apr.22 (Ham), Jul. 22 (Fish Fry), Aug. 6 (Service on the Lake), Sept. 10 (Roast Beef), Nov. 25 (Ham), Dec. 2 (Christmas Tea and Sale)

United Church, Burridge 32 Green Bay Rd., Burridge, ON, K0H 1T0: 613-273-4021, email [email protected] contact Marlene Greenslade 613-273- 3094, or Helen Barr 613-273-5355 Minister Catherine Oxenford-Grant, [email protected] Sunday services at 8:30am, nursery available during services, offering vacation bible school with capacity of 60 children, adult bible study, Sunday school, and men’s group. Open from Easter to Thanksgiving

2017 Events: July 1, Annual Yard and Bake Sale

United Church,Inverary (Storrington Pastoral Charge) 4681 Latimer Road, Inverary, On., K0H 1X0, Storrington.weebly.com, and on Facebook - Storrington Pastoral Charge. Minister Heather McLurg-Murphy – call 613-353-2727 or for church hall call 613-353-1724 For Inverary church hall bookings call Sandy 613-353-1751 Sunday services at 11:15 am

2017 Events: 1st Saturday of every month: Bob’s Breakfast - 7:30-10am, Adults $6, children $3; May (date TBA), Garage Sale; June 23rd (Fish Fry), Oct.(date TBA – Turkey dinner; Nov.18, Christmas Tea and Sale

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2017 Events: Mar.18 - Pot Luck supper and silent auction, 6pm - Free! Bring a dish and an auction item,($1 bids); Apr. 8, Maple syrup festival and bake table; May 19, Giant yard sale at the hall, 9am-6pm, Donations welcome - call Dave 613-353-1690; Jun. 9- “Mundell Fish Fry”, 5-7pm -Dessert

is homemade pie! Jul 22 - GIANT pie sale, Perth Road Sunday School Hall, 9am-noon or until all pies are sold!; Sep. 30, Annual fall turkey supper, Sunday School Hall, call Vera 613-353-2470 for details and reservations; Oct 20- “Mundell Fish Fry”, 5-7pm dessert is Homemade Pie; Oct 31-Children’s Halloween Place, 5-8pm, Sunday School Hall, free treats; Nov 26-Christmas Music Concert with Chris Murphy & Jon McLurg, 7-9pm, free-will offering; Dec.2 -Christmas Craft & Bake Sale, 9am to noon.

United Church, Trinity (Verona) Harrowsmith-Verona Pastoral Charge 6689 Road 38, Verona Minister: Rev. Patsy Henry, 613 375-6277; Church Office: 372-2525 or 613-374-2777 Church hall 613 777-5119. E-mail, [email protected] or visit h-vpastoralcharge.org . Sunday service at 10am

2017 Events: visit h-vpastoralcharge.org for listings

Portland Community Church 5567 Road 38, Box 51,Hartington, Ontario, K0H 1W0 Pastor, Rev. Marilyn Craig, 613-354-0235, or email [email protected]. Sunday services at 11am. Visitors are always welcome and invited to stay for lunch after the service. Sunday evening services, bi-weekly are at 6pm with a pot luck supper at 4:45pm. We offer good sound bible teaching, counseling and prayer ministry and friendship. Home to “Country

Church” with “The Old Hims” and guests, sponsored by Rev. Oscar Simpson who also preaches on Sunday mornings twice a month. Watch the Frontenac News for other concerts, Open Mics, BBQs etc which will take place during 2017

Roman Catholic Church, Sacred Heart of Jesus Westport Road, Bedford Father Don Oberwarth 613-273-2112

Roman Catholic Church, St. Patrick’s 3977 Sydenham Road, Railton Rev. William Steacy C.Ss.R. - call 613-376-3001or visit railtonodessaparish.com Weekly services Sunday at 10am and Mon/Wed/Fri. at 11am 2017 Events: June 3, Annual Yard and Bake Sale, 8am-2pm, for more info call the church office

Sydenham Holiness Church 4348 Amelia Street, Sydenham Pastor Vernon Scott 613-453-1158 Sunday service at 11am

2017 Events: Feb. 19, Hymn Sing with Mark, Sharon and Ruth, 6:30pm, free will offering; Apr. 23, Gospel Concert, with “Days of Grace’, 6:30pm, free will offering; July 7-16, Sydenham Holiness Camp – Information call Pat Orser 613-329-2381

hall RentalsBELLROCK HALL - BellRock Hall 6034 Leveque Road, Verona ON K0H2W0. The Hall is a beautiful 150-year old schoolhouse. Many of the original features that it had when it functioned as a schoolhouse are still visible. It boasts a kitchen, handicapped accessibility, a stage, dressing-room and stage lighting. A park behind the hall has playground equipment and room for impromptu games. A future ambition is to add a covered picnic shelter. The hall is available for rent at a reasonable rate to anybody who wishes to use it. Capacity is 90 people. All funds raised are used to pay the bills to keep the hall available. For further information 613 374-2344 or visit www.bellrockhall.ca or email us at [email protected]

Frontenac Community Arena (township facility) - 4299 Arena Boundary Rd - Available for summer bookings: wedding receptions, anniversaries, reunions, etc. Information - 613-374-2177, [email protected], www.frontenacarena.com twitter @Frontenac_arena

Glendower Hall (township facility) - 1381 Westport Rd - Various rental opportunities available. Information - 613-376-3027 ext. 2231

Golden Links Hall - 4186 Colebrook Rd, Harrowsmith - Rental-Hourly $35. Per day $300 Air conditioned, capacity 200. Information - 613-372-2410

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For more information, contact the Arena Office directly at 613-374-2177 or [email protected] Visit us online at www.frontenacarena.com

AvailableforSummerBookingsHosting an event but are lacking the space? Frontenac Community Arena has got you covered. With 17,000 Sq feet of surface area, the rink makes a great venue for

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Invite a friend and come out to the Frontenac Community Arena and enjoy a leisurely skate. Wednesdays: 10:00-11:00 a.m., Sundays: 1:00-2:20 p.m. Cost: $2/per personEquipment: CSA Approved Helmet with screen recommended

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FACILITIES TOWNSHIP INFORMATIONHarrowsmith and District Social & Athletic Club - Rentals, air conditioned, capacity up to 90. Great for birthdays, showers, family reunions and fundraising. Information - Marilyn Goodberry 613-372-0917

Harris Park Community Hall - 5612 Perth Road Crescent - Various rental opportunities available. Information – Faye Snider 613-353-6234

Princess Anne Building (township facility) - 5597 Road 38 Meeting room available for rental. Information - 613-376-3027 ext. 2231

Storrington Centre (township facility) - 3910 Battersea Rd Available for various functions. Information - 613-376-3027 ext. 2231

Storrington Lion’s Hall - 2992 Princess Road, Inverary. Information – call Brenda Marconi 613-353-6920 (club)

Sydenham Library Community Room (township facility) - 4412 George St, Sydenham Community room available for rental. Information - 613-376-3027

Verona Lions Hall - Rental, licences, air conditioning, capacity up to 200. For more information call Wayne at 613-374-2821

SchoolsGlenburnie Public School - JK - Grade 8 R.R. #1, 2252 Battersea Road, Glenburnie, ON, K0H 1S0 tel: 613-542-0633 fax: 613-542-1502 [email protected]

Harrowsmith Public School - JK - Grade 8, Grade 7-8 French Immersion 4121 Colebrooke Road, Harrowsmith, ON, K0H 1V0. Tel: 613-372-2026 fax: 613-372-1364. [email protected]

Loughborough Public School - JK - Grade 8 Box 254, 4330 Wheatley Street, Sydenham, ON, K0H 2T0. Tel: 613-376-3848 fax: 613-376-6693. [email protected]

Perth Road Public School - JK - Grade 8. R.R. #2, 1084 Walsh Road, Perth Road, ON, K0H 2L0 Tel: 613-353-2151 fax: 613-353-1219 [email protected]

Prince Charles Public School - JK - Grade 8 Box 100, 6875 Hwy. 38, Verona, ON, K0H 2W0 Tel: 613-374-2003 fax: 613-374-1878 [email protected]

St. Patrick Catholic School 3889 Wilton Road, Harrowsmith, ON, K0H 1V0 613-372-2251 www.alcdsb.on.ca

Storrington Public School JK - Grade 8 R.R. #1, 4576 Battersea Road, Battersea, ON, K0H 1H0 tel: 613-353-2868 fax: 613-353-6749 [email protected]

Sydenham High School - Grade 9 - 12, Extended French 2860 Rutledge Road, Sydenham, ON, K0H 2T0 tel: 613-376-3612 fax: 613-376-3442 [email protected]

Yarker Family School - JK - Grade 3 4315 County Road #1, Yarker, ON, K0K 3N0 tel: 613-377-6714 fax: 613-377-1514 [email protected]

Council InformationThe Township of South Frontenac Council meets on the first and third Tuesday of each month. During the summer months, Council only meets once in July and once in August. Below is a list of dates for 2017. Council meetings are held in Sydenham in the Council Chambers at 4432 George St.

All interested members of the public are welcome to attend. Any person wishing to appear before Council (sitting as Committee of the Whole) on any matter pertinent to the business of the Corporation must notify the Clerk and provide a written copy of the submission no later than 12:00 noon on the Thursday preceding the

meeting in order that the deputation may be listed on the agenda. Feel free to attend any council meeting to better understand your local government.

Council Meeting DatesJanuary 17; February 7; February 21; March 7; March 21; April 4; April 18; May 2; May 16; June 6; June; July 4 (tentative); August 1 (tentative); Sept 5; Sept 19; Oct 3; Oct 17; Nov 7; Nov 21; Dec 5; Dec 19.

Council MembersAlan Revill, Councillor 613-384-4415

Brad Barbeau, Councillor 613-376-6644

John McDougall, Councillor 613-374-2516

Mark Schjerning, Councillor 613-376-6898

Norm Roberts, Councillor 613-353-7182

Pat Barr, Councillor 613-273-5356

Ron Sleeth, Councillor 613-353-2475

Ron Vandewal, Mayor 613-376-6687

Ross Sutherland, Councillor 613-374-5211

South Frontenac Recreation Committee

The role of this committee along with the Arena and Recreation Supervisor is to engage and recognize the community volunteers who serve on the local district recreation committees, to involve and respect the vital role of our district committee partners, to facilitate communication between the four recreation district committees, community, SFRC and Council and to coordinate the use, development and maintenance of recreation facilities and parks and to coordinate the delivery of programs. Meetings are held the third Monday of each month at the Sydenham Library. For information Tim Laprade 613-376-3027, ext. 2231

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HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTEOur Household Hazardous Waste Depot at 2491 Keeley Road, across from the Public Works yard has now been open for business for 6 years and we are extremely proud of our residents for their continued support. To date we had diverted over 400 tonnes of hazardous materials that would have otherwise been going to our landfills. There is no charge for our residents and a full listing of acceptable items may be found on our website at Solid Waste/Recycling/Household Hazardous Waste. The depot is open May 1st to October 31st every Thursday from 3pm – 8 pm. During the winter the depot hours are every second and fourth Thursday of the month from 3pm – 7 pm.

2017 COMMUNAL GARBAGE BIN & RECYCLE STATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAMAlong with the many lanes in our Township comes the problem of the accumulation of garbage on collection days. We have found that with properly maintained collection boxes, there is a considerable reduction of litter due to wildlife, weather, etc. Many residents and lane associations have taken advantage of this program since its inception in 2008 and find that having a communal area for collection is an advantage to all concerned. The Township has committed to providing 50% of the total cost of the bins and/or recycle stations and to prepare suitable areas for installation. Applications may be found on our website under Solid Waste/Garbage/Communal Bins.

2017 PRIvATE LANE UPGRADING ASSISTANCE PROGRAMThe objective of this assistance program is to improve access on lanes for emergency vehicles. The Roads and Lane Standards Policy outlines the minimum requirements for private lanes. The Township has committed to provide assistance once again in 2017. This funding is not retro-active and will apply only to applications received for work completed in 2017. Applications and requirements may be found on our website under Roads and Parking. The deadline for applications is June 9th, 2017.

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Full Service Landfills:

LOUGHBOROUGH - 1818 Norway Rd, Perth Road Hours of Operation - Monday 8:30 to 4:30 & Saturday 8:30 to 4:30 No Shingles or Brush

PORTLAND - 6085 Road 38, Verona Hours of Operation - Wednesday 8:30 to 4:30 & Saturday 8:30 to 4:30 Shingles & Brush Accepted

Tagged Household Garbage & Recycling ONLY At The Following:

BRADSHAW - 85 Pine Shores Lane, Tichborne Hours of Operation - Thursday 8:30 to 4:30

GREEN BAY - 174 Burns Rd, Godfrey Winter Hours of Operation - Friday 8:30 to 4:30 Summer hours of Operation - Friday 8:30-12:30 and Sunday 12:30 - 4:30

SALEM - 1779 Devil Lake Rd, Westport Hours of Operation - Tuesday 8:30 to 4:30

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Here in the Township of South Frontenac we take pride in our clean waterways, parks, trails and roads. Whether you are a year round or summer resident, a visitor or a cottage renter, weekly garbage and recycle collection is available throughout the Township. Collection days for Township roads and lane entrances can be found on our website under Solid Waste/Garbage/Collection Information. There you may also find a Recycle Calendar to inform you of the proper weeks that various recycle items are to be put out in your blue box.

The Township has a ‘Bag Tag’ system in place whereas every

bag of garbage put out for collection must have a complete Township of South Frontenac tag affixed around the neck of the bag. Bags must be correctly tagged and be under the maximum allowance of 20 kg/44 lbs to be collected. Please refer to the back side of the tag sheets for proper instructions. A total of 50 tags are sent out to each property owner in the March tax bill each year. These tags are for the property and should remain with the dwelling in the case of renters, visitors or change in ownership, along with proper instruction on waste collection. If you have not received your tax bill package by the end of March, please contact the tax office at Town Hall. Additional tags are available for $2.00 each and may be purchased at either Township office as well as numerous stores in the area. A list of authorized stores selling tags is available on our website at Solid Waste/Garbage/Bag Tags.

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2017 ROAD & BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION

Please visit the Township’s website for a complete list of construction projects

BUILDING DEPARTMENT Considering a construction project?

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Call our Building Department staff at 613-376-3027 to chat about your potential construction project or send us an email to [email protected].

You can also go to the Township website and follow the links to the Building Department for information on what documents we require with your building permit application. There are also useful links to assist you in your construction process along with answers to frequently asked questions.

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asked questions online www.southfrontenac.net

LIBRARY HOURSHartington Branch(located at 5597 Road 38 in the

Princess Anne Community Centre).Monday 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 pm. to 8:00 p.m.

Wednesday 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 pm. to 8:00 p.m.Saturday 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Phone #: 613-372-2524

Kingston Frontenac Public Library(located at 130 Johnson St. Kingston)

Several locations and hours to serve youVisit www kfpi.ca/hours-and-locations

Storrington Branch(located at 3910 Battersea Road)

Tuesday 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.Thursday 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Saturday 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.Phone #: 613-353-6333

Sydenham Branch4412 George St, Sydenham

Monday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Tuesday 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Thursday 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Friday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.Phone #: 613-376-3437

Pitch-In Canada is dedicated to the preservation and sustainable growth of our natural ecosystems and communities. The organization represents hard working Canadian volunteers and consumers who care about making environmental change in their communities nation-wide for future generations. Choosing not to litter should be a decision we all make yet after the snow recedes for the year, the ditches and treelines show an abundance of litter that is hard to ignore. Our strong winds are certainly a culprit for spreading much of it, yet the appearance of items such as water bottles, coffee cups and fast food debris have a distinctive human touch.

Most people are steadfast in keeping the areas around their homes litter free, yet this one week a year gives us a chance to join together, expand our areas and set an example to others that we truly care about the beauty and safety of our environment.

With over 1600 Kilometers of roads in our Township, we need you! Think of the cumulative effort if every resident picks up even one bag of garbage! Grab your friends, family members, neighbors, or club members and organize a day of helping the Earth!

Designated Pitch-In bags will be available from either Township office or any store that currently sells bag tags as of April 10th. Then, during the week of April 24th the bags will either be picked up on your regular collection day or special arrangements can be made with the Township for pick up.

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OPP offer up these tips for remaing safe on the water during boating seasonPersonal floatation device - If you don’t wear it, it won’t work. Examine PFD’s and lifejackets for wear and tear and identify those that need replacing. If you have inflatable PFD’s be sure to be familiar with their operating instructions.Don’t drink & boat - It is unacceptable to drink and drive a motor vehicle and the same holds true for drinking and boat-ing. If you are caught operating a

vessel while impaired you will also lose your ability to operate your motor vehicle.Check your Boat - Familiarize yourself with the boat you are operating. Check the con-dition of your vessel and ensure it is properly prepared for the boating season.Be prepared - Mechanical breakdowns account for a significant number of calls for assistance to the Ontario Provincial Police. Most of these embarrassing incidents are preventable. by ensuring yuour vessel

is serviceable, and you have sufficient gas. It happens very quickly and you don’t always have time to react. A prudent skipper always discusses his or her plans with a family member before they set out. For more information on boating practices in Ontario please visit the O.P.P. website at www.opp.ca or contact your local O.P.P. Detachment.

A BOATING MESSAGE FROM THE OPP

As we enter into spring all residents are cautioned on ice conditions, and are reminded to check ice conditions before venturing out. Please keep children away from fast moving water in ditches and off the ice. Remember to ensure lanes and driveways are kept clear and maintained to the standard of 15 feet wide and 15 feet high to enable efficient response to emergencies. The fire season begins April 1st, which means all open air burning will require approval and adherence to the

burning by-law. This also applies to camp fires, which you CANNOT have during a TOTAL BURNING BAN. Campfires cannot exceed 2 feet x 2 feet, cannot be left unattended and must only burn wood. Remember to check batteries in your smoke and CO alarms including trailers.Practice home escape plans with children.For more information please contact the office of the Fire Chief at 613-376-3027 ext. 2234

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2017 eventsNote – Information for these events came to us months in advance in order to fit the timelines of this guide. Readers may want to confirm dates and times closer to the events.

Feb 25 - Sydenham Legion Pike Derby, 4376 William St., weigh in 10am-2pm. Tickets $10 at Legion, Sydenham One Stop and Verona Hardware - info 613-376-6808

Feb 25 - Bedford and District Historical Research Centre Open House, Glendower Hall, 1381 Westport Road. Info - Gerald Stinson at 613-273-5588 or email [email protected]

Feb 25 - Jesse Stewart and David Mott in concert, 6pm, Wintergreen Studios. Info 613-273-8745 email [email protected] or visit wintergreenstudios.com

Mar 1 - Harrowsmith Softball Registration 6:00-8:30pm, Harrowsmith S & A Club, 4041 Colebrook Rd. Info - Laura 613-888-0077.

Mar 4 - Harrowsmith Softball Registration noon 2:30 pm, Harrowsmith S & A Club, 4041 Colebrook Rd Info - Laura 613-888-0077.

Mar 17 - St. Paddy’s Irish Pub Night Harrowsmith S&A Club, Come out to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with us. Info - Pam 613-372-1578 or Marilyn 613-372-0917

Mar 17 - Legion Dance with ”Trilogy”, Sydenham Legion Branch 496, 4376 William St, 8pm-midnight. Info - 613-376-6808

Mar 26 - Frontenac Women’s Chorus, a joint afternoon concert with The Frontenac Women’s Chorus and choirs “She Sings” and “The Caledonias”, Chalmers United Church in Kingston. Admission, date and time TBA.

Apr 1 - Ian Tamblyn in concert, Wintergreen Studios. Info 613-273-8745, email [email protected] or visit wintergreenstudios.com

Apr 8 - “Wilderness Survival” w/ Walter Sepic of Firefly Adventures, Frontenac Provincial Park, 9am-4pm, age 12+, $20, meet at park office rain or shine. Info at Park Office 613-376-3489

Apr 22 - Historical Walk on Big Salmon Lake Road w/Jerome McDuff, Frontenac Provincial Park, 10:30am-4pm, cost:day park permit, rain or shine. Info at Park Office 613-376-3489

Apr 22 - Chinese Dinner & Auction, Harrowsmith S&A Club, 4041 Colebrook Rd., Buffet 6:00pm, Auction 7pm. Info - Pam 613-372-1578 or Marilyn 613-372-0917.

Apr 23 - Gospel Concert, with “Days of Grace”, 6:30pm, free will offering, Sydenham Holiness Church, 4384 Amelia Street

Apr 30 - Ole Time Fiddlers,1-5pm, followed by dinner, $10 Golden Links Hall, Harrowsmith. Info 613-372-2410.

May - date TBA, - Phillida Hargreaves’ Fibre Art, The Grace Centre, 4295 Stagecoach Rd., Sydenham

May 6 - “Intro to Back Country Camping” Frontenac Provincial Park, 9am-4pm, cost:day park permit. Info at Park Office 613-376-3489

May 6 - Sydenham Lake Canoe Club. Information and registration day for . 9:30 am – Noon at Clubhouse (on the Cataraqui Trail near George Street on Sydenham Lake - look for the sign behind Trousdales) Come try out a boat and register for our summer programs Info-visit sydenhamlakecanoeclub.com

May 6 - “Spring Nature Walk” w/Maureen Sly & Anne Robertson, walk the 3km Doe Lake Trail at Frontenac Provincial Park, meet at park office at 10am, no dogs, cost:day park permit. Info at Park Office 613-376-3489

May 6 - “Singing Meadow: An Evening with Peri McQuay”, Wintergreen Studios, 4:30pm (optional walk), 6:00 pm dinner, 7:30 pm reading. Info 613-273-8745, email [email protected] or visit wintergreenstudios.com

May 7 - “Spring Early Bird Walk” w/ Kathy Felkar of the Prince Edward Point Bird Observatory (peptbo.ca), Frontenac Provincial Park, meet 8am at park office, no dogs, cost: day park permit. Info at 613-376-3489

May 13 - “Wilderness Navigation”, (w/map and compass, and GPS intro, Level 1), Frontenac Provincial Park, 9am-4pm, $25 plus parking. Info at 613-376-3489

May 14 – May 20, “A Call for Poets: Writing Retreat with Lorna Crozier”. Info 613-273-8745, email [email protected] or visit wintergreenstudios.com

May 18 - “A Passion for Poetry with Lorna Crozier”, dinner and reading, 6pm. Info 613-273-8745, email [email protected] or visit wintergreenstudios.com

May 24-28 - Wintergreen BioBlitz, Wintergreen Studios, 9780 Cane Lake Road. 3rd annual Wintergreen BioBlitz. Our goal to identify over 750 living species at Wintergreen. Help us. Rain or shine. Children’s activities, workshops, hikes, etc over 5 days. Info 613-273-8745, email [email protected] or visit wintergreenstudios.com

May 27 – Community Yard Sale & Open House 8am-2pm. Free BBQ. All welcome. Harrowsmith S&A Club, 4041 Colebrook Rd. Info - Pam 613-372-1578.

May 27 - Frontenac Women’s Chorus spring concert, 7:30pm,Trinity United Church in Verona. Admission: freewill donation plus an item for the food bank.

May 27 - “Wilderness Navigation” (w/GPS, map and compass, Level 1 course), Frontenac Provincial Park, 9am-4pm, $25 plus day park permit; Info at Park Office 613-376-3489.

May 28 - “Wilderness Navigation “(w/map and compass, Level 2 course), Frontenac Provincial Park, 9am-4pm, $25 plus day park permit; Info at Park Office 613-376-3489.

Jun 2-4 - “Red Cross Wilderness First Aid” w/ Steve Tripp of Wilderness Tripping, Frontenac Provincial Park, 20 hour course from Fri. 5pm-Sun. 4pm, ages 16+, $210 plus park camping permit. For further information email [email protected] or call Park Office 613-376-3489

Jun 3 - Grandmothers-by-the-Lake Annual Plant, Bake & Trunk Sale, Harrowsmith Plaza (at Gilmours Meats), 9am-2pm, in support of African Grandmothers through the Stephen Lewis Foundation’s Grandmothers to Grandmother Campaign. Info Carol Little, 613-376-3844 or email [email protected]

Jun 3- St. Patrick’s Parish Annual Yard and Bake Sale, 3977 Sydenham Road, Railton. Info 613-376-3001 or visit railtonodessaparish.com

Jun 3,- Wintergreen Studio Open House. Info 613-273-8745, email [email protected] or visit wintergreenstudios.com

Jun 3 - “Single Burner Gourmet Cooking” w/Barry Irish of Paddle Away Adventures, Frontenac Provincial Park, 10am-1pm, $25 plus day park permit, (includes food). Info at park office 613-376-3489

Jun 3 - “The Amazing Tarp: Tarping Made Easy” w/ Barry Irish of Paddle Away Adventures, Frontenac Provincial Park,1-3pm, cost:day park permit. Info at park office 613-376-3489

Jun 4 - Canoe Clinic w/Walter Sepic of Firefly Adventures, Frontenac Provincial Park, 9am-4pm, $20 plus day park permit, bring own canoe/gear, or rentals available from Firefly or locally. Info at park office 613-376-3489

Jun 10 &11, - “ORCKA Canoe Certification Course” w/Barry Irish of Paddle Away Adventures, Frontenac Provincial Park, 8am-5pm, $200 plus parking. Info Barry Irish 613-634-4177, cell 613-539-4864 or email [email protected]

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Jun 16-18 - “Red Cross Wilderness First Aid” w/Steve Tripp of Wilderness Tripping, Frontenac Provincial Park, Fri. 5pm-Sun. 4pm, 20 hour course, ages 16+, $210 plus park camping permit, More information: [email protected] or call park office at 613-376-3489

Jun 17 - National Walk, w/Grandmothers-by-the-Lake in support of African Grandmothers through the Stephen Lewis Foundation’s Grandmothers to Grandmother Campaign. Info Carol Little 613-376-3844 or email [email protected]

Jun 24 - Jeff Code & Silver Wings concert/dance, Golden Links Hall, 4186 Colebrook Rd., Harrowsmith, $10 in advance, $12 at door, 8pm to midnight. Info 613-372-2410.

Jul 1 - Bedford - Canada Day Pancake Breakfast and Celebration with music, and fun activities for the whole family at the Glendower Hall, 1381 Westport Road near Godfrey from 8:30-11am. The Bedford Historical Centre will also be open for pubic viewing. Info - Donna call 613-375-6765 or email [email protected]

Jul 1 - Harrowsmith S&A Club - The Harrowsmith Canada Day parade starts at 10am at Centennial Park, For more information, call Dan 613-372-1910. “Canada Day in the Park” . Come out for a fun-filled day and watch our fantastic fireworks finale! For more information, contact Pam 613-372-1578 or Marilyn 613-372-0917.

Jul 1 - Loughborough - Come out at 1pm to Sydenham Point and enjoy children’s activities, live music, face painting, and a Grand Parade. Stay for an amazing fireworks display at dusk. More information at sydenhamcanadaday.com

Jul 1 - Storrington - Canada Day Celebrations will beheld at Gerald Ball Memorial Park in Sunbury starting at 1:30pm. Events include soccer and horseshoe tournaments, canteen, face painting, petting zoo, live music and more. Fireworks at 9:45pm. The Red and White Parade will begin at the Fire Hall at 1pm. Volunteers are needed. Info - Alvin Wood at 613-353-2889 or email [email protected]

Jul 1 - Canada Day Horseshoe Tournament, Sunbury Horseshoe Club, Gerald Ball Recreation Park, Info - Dave Fisher 613-353-2677

Jul 2 - Loughborough Lake Boat Flotilla starting at 11 am (rain date Sunday July 3). All welcome. family-oriented afternoon of fun in celebration of Canada Day and Independence Day. All boats are welcome to join in a parade of boats around Loughborough Lake! Info Susan 613-353-6538 or visit loughboroughlake.org.

July 6-8 - 66th Annual Verona Lions Jamboree, 6:30 pm, Verona Lions Centre, 4504 Verona Sand Rd. Info Wayne 613-374-3807

Jul 8 - Sydenham Lake Assoc. Annual General Meeting. Info 613-376-6898 or visit sydenhamlake.ca

Jul 8 - “Fishing 101 for Women” w/Yvonne Brown, Frontenac Provincial Park, 8:30am-2:30pm, $15 plus day park permit, ages 14+, no fishing license required. Info call park office at 613-376-3489

Jul 9 - 8th Annual Sydenham Triathlon/Duathlon & Lakeside Runs. Point Park, Sydenham, all ages, events:2K kids run, 5K & 10K, Try-a-Tri, Super Sprint, Sprint, Olympic Distances and Relays. Great event! In support of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 496. Info visit somersault.ca

Jul 15 - The first annual Lakes and Trails Festival, the Point Park, Sydenham,10am to 3pm, free. Bike around the lake and trails, explore the lake by canoe/kayak (scavenger hunt style), or walk historic Sydenham village. BBQ. Bring your bike, kayak, canoe or walking shoes. No boat, don’t worry, there will be some for you to use. Bring your family and friends. Sponsored by South Frontenac Rides and the Sydenham Lake Canoe Club. Info Helen Parfitt, 613-328-3631 or Ross Sutherland 613-532-7846.

Jul 21-23 - Fun Day Tourney, Storrington Minor Soccer. Info Kevin at 613-387-3730 or visit storringtonminorsoccer.ca.

CANADADAY 2017

BEDFoRDCanada Day Pancake Breakfast and

Celebration with music, and fun activities for the whole family at the

Glendower Hall, 1381 Westport Road near Godfrey from 8:30-11am.

The Bedford Historical Centre will also be open for pubic viewing.

For info: Donna 613-375-6765 or [email protected]

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Parade starts at 10am at Centennial Park, Harrowsmith. For info: Dan 613-372-1910 . After the parade,

Canada Day celebrations continue at the Park. A fun-filled day of live music,

vendors, games, activities food and more. Watch our fireworks finale! For info: Pam 613-372-1578 or Marilyn

613-372-0917.

SToRRInGTonGerald Ball Memorial Park in Sunbury

Starting at 1:30pm, events include soccer and horseshoe tournaments,

canteen, face painting, petting zoo, live music and more. Fireworks at 9:45pm. The Red and White Parade will begin at the Fire Hall at 1pm. Volunteers are needed. For info: Alvin Wood at 613-353-2889 or [email protected]

LouGHBoRouGHCome out at 1pm to Sydenham Point

and enjoy children’s activities, live music, face painting, and a Grand

Parade. Stay for an amazing fireworks display at dusk. More information at

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Jul 22 - Dog Lake Association BBQ and Annual General Meeting, all welcome to join! Gilmour Point at 11:30am, ( Rain date: Sunday). Fun event, good food, an opportunity to meet your neighbours. Info 613-353-1654

Jul 22 - “Paddle Canada-Intro to Flatwater Sea Kayaking”, w/Christine Showler of Frontenac Outfitters, Frontenac Provincial Park, 8:30am-4pm, kayak and gear included, $185 plus day parking. Info 613-376-6220 or visit frontenac-outfitters.com.

Jul 23 - ”Creating a Labyrinth”, Wintergreen Studios. 9am-4pm-This workshop is part of the summer celebration series: Healing Earth. Info 613-273-8745, email [email protected] or visit wintergreenstudios.com

Jul 29 - 5th Annual Harrrowsmith Odd Fellow and Rebekah Golf Tournament, proceeds to Camp Trillium, Rivendell Golf Course, Verona. Info 372-2410

Jul 29 - Frontenac Frolic, 9am-2pm Bedford (Glendower) Hall,1381 Westport Road. Fun filled family day with: silent auction, flea market, baking tables, Ray’s Reptile Zoo, petting zoo and pony rides, food & drinks, and more. Cow Flop Bingo – Prizes, $1,800, $900, $500. Sponsored by the Bobs and Crow Lakes Foundation. Info bobs-and-crow-lakes.org

Jul 29 - “Kayak Basics-Getting Started” w/Christine Showler of Frontenac Outfitters, Frontenac Provincial Park,1-4pm, $95 plus parking, kayak and gear included. Info frontenac-outfitters.com or call 613-376-6220

Aug 5-6 - Art in the Sawmill, 6037B Verona St., Verona, 12-4pm, 5th Annual Show and Sale by local artists at historic sawmill, painting, quilting, pottery, jewelry and photography. Interested local artists call Elaine at 613-374-3053

Aug 6 - 22nd Annual Verona Car Show, 8am-3pm, Verona Lions Club, free for guests, all welcome, 6 classes, prizes awarded, lunch at the canteen, 50/50, raffles and Kids Zone. Car entrants registered before noon will be eligible to be judged. Info John Nizman at 613-358-5353. Proceeds to the Verona Community Association.

Aug 10 - Battersea Loughborough Lake AGM, annual family membership $20 per year. Info visit loughboroughlake.org.

Aug 20 - Wintergreen Studio Open House, 11am-4pm. Info 613-273-8745, email [email protected] or visit wintergreenstudios.com

Aug 26 - Canada 150 Car Rally - On August 26, pile your family and friends into the car and head over to Centennial Park in Harrowsmith and join us for a Road Rally with a twist. Once you have registered at Centennial Park, you will be given a passport to South Frontenac where you will visit provincial themed sites

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new Brunswick - South Frontenac Museum, 5595 Rd 38, Hartington

nova Scotia - Fermoy Hall, 3874 Westport Rd

P.E.I. - Bradshaw School House, 7 Steele RD, Tichborne

Quebec - Sydenham Point, The Point Rd, Sydenham

Yukon - Frontenac Arena, 4299 Boundary Rd, Godfrey

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Bedford MiIIs - 38 Bedford Mills Rd

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Gilmour Point, 1763 Wellington St.

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Register at Centennial Park, where you will be given a pass port through South Frontenac to visit provincial themed sites and bonus sites. At provincial sites you will complete fun mental, physical and artistic activities. At bonus sites you will collect clues. Visit as many or as few of the sites for chances to win prizes and have some good old fashioned fun! The more sites you visit the more chances to win. If you prefer a slower pace, you can hop on your bike to complete a fun bicycle route instead. When done, join us at Centennial Park for family activities, music, food vendors and fireworks. Watch for further information.

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as well as bonus sites. View our rally route to see your travelling destinations. During the Road Rally you will complete fun mental, physical and artistic challenges and activities and collect clues for a chance to win prizes and have some good old fashioned fun! Visit as many or as few of the sites as you like. The more sites you visit the more chances to win. You could also hop on your bike to complete a fun bicycle route as well. Once you have finished your travelling or if travelling is not your thing please join us at Centennial Park for loads of family activities, music, food, vendors and of course a fireworks finale. Watch for more information in the “Frontenac News” paper and on the South Frontenac Township and local service club websites. To volunteer, be a business sponsor, or for a chance to be on our Rally route please contact Pam Morey at [email protected] or 613-929-7003

Aug 26 - Battersea Loughborough Lake Assoc. Golf Tournament, Inverary Golf and Country Club, live music, chicken BBQ dinner. Info call Susan 613-353-6538 or visit loughboroughlake.org

Sep 2 - 11th Annual Verona Lions Garlic Festival ,Verona Lions Centre, 4504 Verona Sand Rd. Verona. Info Wayne 613-374-3807

Sep 9 - Sunbury Horseshoe Club Year End Tournament, Gerald Ball Recreation Park. Info Dave Fisher 613-353-2677

Sep 9 - “Electronics on Wilderness Trips” w/ Barry Irish of Paddle Away Adventures, Frontenac Provincial Park, 1-2pm, Cost: day park permit. Info at 613-376-3489

Sep 9 - “Dutch Oven Wilderness Cooking” w/Barry Irish of Paddle Away Adventures, Frontenac Provincial Park, 10am-1pm, $25 plus parking (includes food). Info 613-376-3489

Sep 9 - “Power in the Climate Era”, Wintergreen Studios, 10am-4pm, This workshop is part of the summer celebration series: Healing Earth. Info 613-273-8745, email [email protected] or visit wintergreenstudios.com

Sep 15-17 - “Canadian Red Cross Wilderness First Aid“ w/Steve Tripp of Wilderness Tripping, Frontenac Provincial Park, Fri .5pm-Sun.4pm, ages 16+, $210 plus park camping permit. Info - visit [email protected] or call park office at 613-376-3489

Oct (date TBA) - Wintergreen Studio Open House. Info 613-273-8745, email [email protected] or visit wintergreenstudios.com

Oct 14 - 23rdAnnual Battersea Pumpkin Festival, 9:30am-4pm, family fun at Battersea Ball Park and village, pancake breakfast, parade, kids crafts, pumpkin carving, pie eating contest, live entertainment, model trains to ride, petting zoo, “pie social”, wagon rides and “guess-the-weight” of giant pumpkin contest, and more. Volunteers needed. Call 613-353-2889 or see us on Facebook.

Oct 21 - Frontenac 4-H Association Pork BBQ and Awards Night, dinner 5:30pm, awards ceremony 7:30pm, Storrington Lions Hall, 2992 Princess Road, Inverary

Oct. 21 - “Newfie Night Kitchen Party”, $20, Golden Links Hall, 4186 Colebrook Rd, Harrowsmith. Info 613- 372-2410.

Oct 21 - “Stories of the Camino” (and other long walks), Wintergreen Studios, 11am-10pm with an optional overnight stay. Part of the Path Forward series. Info 613-273-8745, email [email protected] or visit wintergreenstudios.com

Oct 28 - Childrens’ Hallowe’en Party, Harrowsmith S&A Club, 4041 Colebrook Rd., 11am-1pm, spooky activities, games,cupcake decorating, etc. Info Pam 613-372-1578 or Marilyn 613-372-0917

Oct 29 - Ole Time Fiddlers, 1- 5pm, followed by dinner, $10.00, Golden Links Hall, 4186 Colebrook Rd, Harrowsmith. Info 372-2410.

Nov 11 - Roberta Struthers Memorial Craft & Bake Sale, 9 to 2pm, Golden Links Hall, 4186 Colebrook Rd., Harrowsmith. Info 372-2410.

Nov 25 - Chinese Dinner & Auction, Harrowsmith S&A Club, 4041 Colebrook Rd, 6pm Buffet, 7pm Auction begins. Advanced tickets only. Info Pam 613-372-1578 or Marilyn 613-372-0917

Nov 25 - Jeff Code & Silver Wings concert/dance $10 in advance, $12 at door. 8pm to midnight, Golden Links Hall, 4186 Colebrook Rd., Harrowsmith. Info 372-2410.

Nov 25 - “Christmas in the Village”, a free VCA family event, 1-6pm, Verona Lions Centre, with food, rides, crafts, games, holiday music, visit with Santa, Verona Express Train and on horse drawn wagons rides, and the Verona Racers

Nov 26 - Christmas Music Concert with Chris Murphy & Jon McLurg, Perth Road United Church, 5622 Perth Road,7-9pm. Free-will offering

Nov (date TBA) - “Family Free skate”, Frontenac Community Arena , 4299 Arena Boundary Rd, to be held on the Prince Charles Public School PA day in November, free admission, kids treats, donate non-perishable food items to SFCSC Food Bank. Info yourverona.com.

Late Nov. Early Dec. (date TBA) “101 Nativities”, Cole Lake FMC, White Lake Rd, Godfrey, a renowned Christmas celebration with a display of hundreds of Nativity scenes from around the world.

Dec 2 - Harrowsmith Santa Claus Parade and Open House w/Santa, parade starts 10am, followed by Santa visit with free hot snacks at the Harrowsmith S&A Club. Info Pam 613-372-1578 or Marilyn 613-372-0917

Dec 16 - “Frontenac Christmas Bird Count”, Location TBA, 8:30am-4:30pm. Join the Friends of Frontenac Park to count birds for the largest Citizen Science project worldwide! Learn to identify winter bird species, share your knowledge with others, and actively explore local protected areas. Bird ID workshop, “CBC For Kids” event, and potluck dinner. Info: call park office at 613-376-3489 or visit frontenacpark.ca.

Dec 25 - Christmas for Kids -10:30am, Christmas dinner at noon, Verona Lions Hall, a free VCA event open to all Verona and area residents. Fun packed, music filled day with a delicious Christmas feast served up. There will be crafts for the children. Come early and enjoy some good old Verona hospitality. yourverona.com

Dec 31 - New Years Eve Dance, Golden Links Hall, 4186 Colebrook Rd., Harrowsmith. Info 372-2410.

The Perry family host a Kidding Around event at Food Less Travelled, Verona.

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