North & Central Frontenac
2016 Recreation Guide
A publication of the Frontenac News with financial assistance from the Townships of North & Central Frontenac.
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Recreation Clubs Fitness Games Museum/Archives Outdoor Activities Recreation Committees Recreation Facilities Sports
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Camps Playgroups Swim Programs Youth Programs 5474 Hwy 38 Hartington, ON K0H1W0
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Arts
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Artisans Arts & Crafts Farmers’ Markets Libraries Music Theatre
Community Services Clothing Depots Community Groups Community Services
Education Map Restaurants
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Welcome
Central Frontenac Township
Central Frontenac is a welcoming community with numerous lakes, rivers, rocks and streams and we provide a range of activities for all to enjoy. There is something for everyone, whether it is hiking, camping, relaxing at a cottage or joining in by attending a music event, attending the farmers’ market or just sitting on a beach and enjoying the scenery. We encourage residents and visitors to explore the 2016 guide and plan to attend some or all of the activities we have to offer. We appreciate this beautiful area and will happily share it with you!!!
The North & Central Frontenac Recreation Guide is a publication of the Frontenac News with financial assistance from the Townships of North & Central Frontenac.
Frances Smith Mayor Central Frontenac.
North Frontenac Township
North Frontenac has natural beauty, wildlife and many outdoor seasonal activities. The tranquility and outdoor sports is what most residents and visitors love about the area. Enjoy our large network of trails and our pristine lakes and rivers. Our North Frontenac Park Lands include 184 backcountry campsites nestled along the shores of 12 lakes. Experience our outdoor recreation from the solitude of a canoe trip down our many lakes and rivers to the adrenalin rush of shooting rapids in a kayak. Take a leisurely and relaxing scenic drive along the “Four Seasons Scenic Route” and enjoy those rare sightings of nature at its finest. North Frontenac is the first municipality in Canada to acquire designation as a dark sky preserve, which includes a Dark Sky viewing pad with amenities such as parking, washroom, electrical service and a concrete pad. It is located at 5816 road 506. http://www.northfrontenac.com/ Sincerely, Council and Staff
North Frontenac Telephone Company 1019 Windwood Dr., R.R. #2 Sharbot Lake, ON K0H 2P0 Tel: 613.279.2193 Toll free: 1.888.638.3575 Fax: 613.279.2222 nftc@frontenac.net www.frontenac.net
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1095 Garrett St., rear building; Box 229, Sharbot Lake, ON K0H 2P0 Ph: 613-279-3150; 1-888-779-3150; Fx: 613-279-3172 E-mail: info@frontenacnews.ca www.frontenacnews.ca SINCE 1970
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Photo credits, front cover, clockwise starting from top left: Sail Mazinaw, courtesy Sail Mazinaw; Northern Frontenac Community (NFCS) Services Kidsfit program, courtesy NFCS; Lawn mower races at Parham Fair courtesy Rick Cairns; Canada Day Run, Sharbot Lake by Julie Druker; Playground Dedication in Plevna; Maple Weekend at the Conboy Farm by Julie Druker.
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Recreation CLUBS FLINTON - PIONEER CLUB at Through the Roof Ministry Center, a church sponsored midweek club program for boys & girls Grades JK to 6, offering a wide range of activities. Tuesday nights 6:30 to 8pm. Info: 613-336-2614; dopkingc@ gmail.com FLINTON - YOUTH NIGHT every Friday night for Grades 7 to 12 from 7 to 9pm at Through the Roof Ministry Center. This is a church sponsored social group for recreation, games, sports and activities. LAND O’ LAKES GARDEN CLUB Pine View Free Methodist Church, Cloyne, 7pm, meets the second Thursday of the month from April to November: April 14: Robert Deroche from Maberly will talk about Vermiculture (worms) May 12: Doris Power, Master Gardener from the Kingston Hort. Society on “Know your Enemy”, Garden Pest. May 28 is our popular Plant Sale at the Barrie Hall in Cloyne, 9-11am; hostas are our specialty. June 9: Brad Smith & Michelle Cole from Herb Haven in Napanee will talk to us about the benefits of herbs. July 14: Carol Hegadorn, Master Gardener from the Kingston Hort. Society will talk about tiered & terraced gardens. August 11: Katherine Aunger will talk about Celestial Gardening. September 8: Conrad Grol from Tweed will talk about the Clematis vine. October 13: Diane Huddle, Master Gardener from the Kingston Hort. Society will show how to make a beautiful Winter Planter. November 10: Michelle VandenBosch brings new Christmas decorating ideas. This is also our AGM with a pot-luck dinner and will start at 5pm PLEVNA PIONEER CLUB: a church sponsored midweek club program for boys and girls ages 3 through Grade 12, offering a wide range of activities. Thursday nights 6 - 7:30 pm, Sept. through June. Ages 3 to Grade 2 meet at the Clar-Mill Hall; Grades 3 to 8 meet at Clarendon Central Public School. Two-year leadership course available for high school students Contact: Laurie Lemke, 613-479-2673 ROYAL CANADIAN ARMY CADET CORPS 640 CLOYNE. The Army Cadets provide teenagers with a chance to become self-confident, develop leadership skills, improve physical fitness and communication skills, and build self-discipline. The Cadets meet at North Addington Education Centre in Cloyne. Open to ages 12-19. There is no
Eloise and Alayna feed Piggy May at the McDonalds Corners Fall fair. CLOYNE - EXERCISE CLASSES 6pm enrollment fee. 613-336-2885 for info. on Mondays and 6:30pm on Thursdays. Aerobic Monday and muscle pump Thursday, Barrie hall; for information please contact Terrilynn Storms at 478-4720 or ARDEN COMMUNITY HALL: LINE Shelly Lough at 613-478-6602 DANCING Mondays 9:30am; FIT & FUN exercise class, Tuesdays 9am (Spring & Fall HENDERSON - FITNESS & YOGA sessions), TAI CHI Wednesdays 9:30am. CLASSES + Personal Training: Yoga; Pilates Sponsor: Kennebec Rec. Committee; info mat; Core Strengthening; Aerobics; Dance; Monday - Thursday year round; classes max. Wanda 613-335-3186 6 participants; private or semi-private personal BOLINGBROKE - CPHC EXERCISE training available as well as individual sessions CLASSES FOR SENIORS, ABC Hall, for Reiki (Harmonic Resonance Activation); Mondays 9:30-10:30am, $2 Contact: contact T.S. (Tim) White at 613-893-5214 Donna Mihalicz at donna@mihalicz.com; or TheSereneway@gmail.com (613) 273-8672
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Recreation SNOW ROAD - EXERCISE CLASSES Tuesdays & Thursdays 9:30-10:30am; Low Impact Exercise 11am - noon TAOIST TAI CHI Mondays and Wednesdays 10am-noon, Oso Hall, Sharbot Lake. Visitors are welcome at any time. Beginner classes start three times a year. Visit Taoist.org for further information or call John Pariselli 613-279-2662. YOGA (Gentle Hatha) Northbrook, Tuesdays 4pm at Land O’Lakes Emmanuel United Church, cost - $10
YOGA - Sharbot Lake, all levels, Mondays 5:15-6:45pm; Wednesdays 3-4:30pm and ‘Tunes & Tea’ perform at the Cloyne Historical Society Annual General Meeting. 5:15-6:45pm, medical centre. Jill Dunkley, OMPAH EXERCISE GROUP, community room of the Sharbot Lake certified Yoga Instructor and Yoga Therapist. community centre, 9-10am weekdays Family Health Team. Call 613-279-210 for First class free, space is limited, call first 613except Wednesdays. All are welcome to use more information or to register. 267-7148; www.yogaconnectionperth.org the equipment, work on your own program SHARBOT LAKE WALKING GROUP, at your own pace. Meet new people, make Thursdays 1:30 -2:30pm; meet downstairs new friends and get fit; $13 per month or at the Sharbot Lake Family Health Team BINGO • Flinton, Mondays, Rec Centre, $2 per visit. Information Jane Young 479every Thursday at 1:30pm for a one-hour doors open 5:30pm • Kaladar: Community 2599 or Kathy Young 479-2897 walk. All welcome. Please call 613-279- Centre, Tuesdays, 7pm, doors open 6:15 pm OMPAH - Seniors Maintaining Active 2100 for more information or to register. • Northbrook: Thursdays, Lions Club, 7pm, Roles Together (SMART) programs are SHARBOT LAKE - SUNDAY RUNS, 9am, doors open 6 pm, sponsor: Land O’Lakes community-based, fitness instructor May 24 to Thanksgiving leaving Oso beach; Lions • Parham: Fridays, IOOF Hall, earlyled exercise programs for seniors that in winter leaving from Fit Plus, Clement Rd bird: 6:45 pm, sponsor: Mayflower Lodge. accommodate all levels of ability. Free. & #38. Please call Rudy Hollywood, 613- • Plevna – Bingo Fundraiser for volunteer PARHAM – VON SMART PROGRAM 279-2761. The focus is to train and be ready firefighters, 7-9pm, Clar-Mill hall, 2nd last (Seniors Maintaining Active Roles for the 2, 5, or 10 k Canada Day Run/Walk. Friday of month except December. Together)®. VON Greater Kingston Site (at your own risk) EUCHRES • ARDEN community hall offers seniors’ exercise classes at Parham SHARBOT LAKE - Lake weekly swimming; Tuesdays 7pm; Arden Legion Thursdays United Church on Tuesdays and Thursdays Wed. evenings, starts first Wed. in June at 7:30pm. • FLINTON township hall, 9:30 to 10:30am. Free. The classes are led by 6pm; Location varies from week to week. Thursdays 7pm $3. a certified volunteer. For more information, Rudy Hollywood, 613-279-2761. (Note: at OMPAH & SNOW ROAD - PLAY call 613 634-0130 x 3414 your own risk) CARDS Friday afternoons 1-4pm at Ompah SHARBOT LAKE - LINE DANCING, SHARBOT LAKE - FAT TIRE BIKE or Snow Road Community Centres. Bridge, Thursdays 9am-10am, United Church, RIDES, Monday evenings, starts 6pm from euchre, cribbage. Location alternates each opposite Mike Dean’s, $1pp Clement Rd. & #38, group decision on the month: Ompah in January, March, May, SHARBOT LAKE - SENIORS EXERCISE evening as to distance and direction, Rudy July, September, November; Snow Road in February, April, June, August, October, CLASSES free weekly one-hour program Hollywood, 613-279-2761 (at own risk) December. All levels welcome, we are all that runs fall, winter, and spring, led by an learners with a relaxed, fun attitude! Please occupational therapist, in the downstairs
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MUSEUM / ARCHIVES
CLARENDON AND MILLER COMMUNITY ARCHIVES (CMCA). A joint project of the KFPL and NF Township. It seeks to preserve documents and photos of historical interest in the area. located in the Plevna Branch of the KFPL: Plevna Public Library, 6638 Buckshot Lake Road, Plevna Ontario K0H 2M0, 613-479-2542. The CMCA will celebrate its 10th anniversary on May 14 (see the listing under “Events”) CLOYNE PIONEER MUSEUM and ARCHIVES – Hwy 41, (across from the post office). Open daily 10am to 4pm from late June to Labour Day or by special request, off season. 3300sq.ft. of archives, displays, books, photos, literature and family histories. Any additions to our genealogy archives would be gratefully accepted and acknowledged. Admission is free but donations are gratefully accepted. Website: cloynepioneermuseum.ca ; email: pioneer@mazinaw.on.ca. RAILWAY HERITAGE PARK AND CABOOSE Elizabeth Street, Sharbot Lake. Outdoor displays of railway equipment,
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES BEAR MASTER BAITER - Seasonal Bear Guiding. Brian Pratt, Sharbot Lake, 613279-1257 BON ECHO PROVINCIAL PARK is Nature’s Hidden Gem along Hwy 41 just north of Cloyne. Bon Echo Provincial Park, with its deep cultural heritage, attracts over 180,000 visitors annually. Park info: 613-3362228. The *Friends of Bon Echo Park offer many options to enrich your visit: *Wanderer Boat Tours, a 45-minute interpretive boat tour on Mazinaw Lake cruises by the pictographs and unusual geological features of Mazinaw Rock. Adults: $10, Child under 12: $5. Information: 613-336-9863. *Mugwump Ferry: access the Cliff Top Trail for a panoramic view from the top of Mazinaw Rock. $4 includes HST. *Greystones Gift & Book Shop ; *Lagoon Barbecues every Saturday and Sunday, 12 noon - 2pm, July to September. *Bon Echo Art Exhibition & Sale: July 22, 23, 24: 45 artists showcase original art of Canadian Nature, Wildlife and Countryside. For information about daily
Sharbot Lake Pharmacy We are open Monday - Saturday, 9am - 6pm to serve you. Jocelyn Whalen, Pharmacist 1036 Elizabeth Street Sharbot Lake, ON K0H 2P0 t: 613.279.2901 f: 613.279.2394 www.sharbotlakepharma.ca info@sharbotlakepharma.ca
Land O’Lakes Petting Farm. and evening *Natural Heritage Education programs for the whole family visit www. BonEchoFriends.ca 613-336-0830 CLOYNE - LAND O’ LAKES RESCUE PETTING FARM- An educational, handson fun day at the Rescue Farm. Each rescued animal is unique and has its own story. All visitors will have a tour and get to feed the animals. Snack bar, fresh baked goods and souvenir shop. We also host birthday parties. Open from May to October. Please call for hours. 613- 336 -0330; 1200 Road 506, Cloyne; www.landolakespettingfarm.ca
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Recreation Preserve is a public space with amenities, including parking, washroom, electrical service and the concrete pad. It is located at 5816 Road 506 (44.91791, -76.93947) just south of Plevna. Please check the North Frontenac Website www.northfrontenac. com or our facebook page at www.facebook. com/NFDSP/ for times for events and updates to activities throughout the year
Seniors’ Softball, Cloyne vs Arden MEISEL WOODS CONSERVATION AREA This 130-acre property near the Village of Crow Lake surrounds a 60-acre, headwaters lake known as Beaver or Bass Lake and includes additional water frontage on Crow Lake. The Sandi Slater Memorial Walk is a central feature of this conservation area. A stunning, 5km walk through forest, rocks, over streams and hills and boasts a number of lookouts. Established by Joe Slater in memory of his wife Sandi. Meisel Woods Conservation Area is located at 1392 Anderson Road North. From Road #38 turn east onto Crow Lake Road. Turn
onto Anderson Road for approximately .5 km then turn right again on Anderson; 1 km ahead on the right hand side is the trailhead. NORTH FRONTENAC DARK SKIES PRESERVE: The darkest region in the area, known as the ‘Dark Peninsula’, encompasses four counties, Frontenac, Lennox-Addington, Hastings and Renfrew. For millions of people in southern Canada and the north-east US, this is the best view of the night sky and the Milky Way that they will most likely experience. The Dark Sky
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Discover breathtaking beauty, witness undisturbed /PSUI nature, explore timeless terrain and enjoy quiet 'SPOUFOBD 1BSL -BOET solitude and tranquility.
Eastern Ontario’s Backcountry mountain Experience Hiking, canoeing,
biking, photography, astronomy, geology, environmental studies. If the goal of your group or organization is to enjoy environmentally friendly outdoor recreational activities, North Frontenac Park Lands is the ideal destination. Plan a multi-day visit or trip and camp along the way at one of our 184 campsites. Day use permits can be purchased through our online reservation system, click the Book Your Campsite button and select day use permits, or contact our Manager of Community Development with your questions.
NORTH FRONTENAC PARK LANDS, a collection of 184 backcountry campsites nestled along the shores of 11 lakes atop the Madawaska Highlands and Mississippi Valley watershed. Carved from the Precambrian granite of the Canadian Shield, North Frontenac Park Lands were 2 ½ billion years in the making. A trip to North Frontenac Park Lands is fun and educational. Why not make an overnight camping excursion or just a day canoeing or exploring. Kashwakamak, Big Gull and Crotch lakes are particularly youth group friendly with easy road access (accommodating buses) and plenty of campsites. 1-800-234-3953; www.northfrontenacparklands.ca OUTDOOR ICE RINKS: Arden: Wanda 613-335-3186, Mountain Grove: Cory Thompson, 613-335-3735; Tichborne: Bobby Teal, 613-375-6525; Plevna: Township Office, 613-479-2231 SHABOMEKA LEGPOWER PATHFINDERS Hike On A Bicycle or Walk, or Ski Touring in the winter. A 65 km network of beautifully scenic paths for nonmotorized use only, meandering through a wide variety of habitats in the forest heartland surrounding Shabomeka Lake in the Madawaska Highlands of the Land O’ Lakes. Path users are deemed to willingly assume the risks of injury. Path Access Fee: None. Path Network Map: Free at the pathhead, or send a self-addressed stamped envelope to Shabomeka LEGPOWER Pathfinders, RR #1, Cloyne ON K0H 1K0. The pathhead is 1067B Shawenegog Lake Lane, marked PEARCE 22/23/EKELI (Norwegian for ‘Sheltering Oaks’). SHARBOT LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK 25467 Hwy. 7, west of Sharbot Lake. Located on two beautiful, clear lakes; great swimming, canoeing, boating, fishing, nature trails for hiking. For information call 613-335-2814
Crown Land Stewardship Program Phone: 613-479-2231 Ext. 233 Fax: 613-479-2352 Email: recreation@northfrontenac.ca www.northfrontenacparklands.ca
SILVER LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK, located on a picturesque lake that offers great swimming, canoeing, boating, fishing; 22726 Hwy 7, Maberly, 613-268-2000. SNOW SHOEING (winter) or Hiking (summer) on the trails on Crown Land
Recreation from the Crow Lake Rd. power-line; Rudy CENTRAL FRONTENAC SOCCER ASSOCIATION: Open to youth 3-17 years Hollywood, 279-2761 (at your own risk) of age. Soccer season runs from July until September. Kids meet on soccer fields in Sharbot Lake. Registration: $30 per player. DENBIGH RECREATION For more information contact Lynette COMMITTEE. Contact Susan Fraser, 613- Whan, 613-279-2366, lynettewhan@ 333-9462 or Gail Fritsch, 613-333-2224 gmail.com or visit our website http:// HINCHINBROOKE DISTR. 4 centralfrontenacsoccer.webs.com/ RECREATION COMMITTEE meets the CENTRAL FRONTENAC MINOR first Tuesday of each month. Junior members SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION: Open to ages 12-16 are welcome to come and join. players ages 4-26 years old. Registration They host an Easter Party for children as fees range from $40 to $90 depending well as their Halloween Party in late October on the team level. Our season runs from and a Christmas event. For information call May to July. **New for 2016 - $20 late Bob Teal at 613-375-6525. fee for anyone registering after March 20, KENNEBEC RECREATION 2016. For more information please contact COMMITTEE. Contact Wanda at 613- Kurtis Jackson, 613-335-3578 or email 335-3186. Meetings third Monday of each cfminorball@hotmail.com month 7pm CLOYNE: SENIORS’ SOFTBALL, OLDEN RECREATION COMMITTEE. Thursdays starting June 9; 9am at the ball Contact Cory Thompson at 613-335-3735 field, all skills welcome. no experience necessary; call Don 336-2452; Lauder 336OSO RECREATION COMMITTEE. 2998. Rick 336-3460. Bring a friend and Contact Dave Willis at 613-279-2844. join us for some exercise and fun
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RECREATION COMMITTEES
RECREATIONAL FACILITIES BOAT LAUNCHES – see map FRONTENAC COMMUNITY ARENA: Located at #4299 Arena Boundary Rd in Godfrey, this arena can hold up to 390 people on the main floor. Public skating times are Sundays at 1-2:20pm and Wednesdays 1011am for seniors and preschoolers. There is an admission charge for skating. For information contact Tim Laprade, Arena Manager at (613) 374-2177 or frontenac. arena@bellnet.ca. www.frontenacarena.com
FLINTON – SOFTBALL, Boys & Girls, ages 5 - 14/15 years, registration $5 per child at the Flinton Rec. Centre, April 25 at 6:30pm. Regular games start May 2 at 6:30 pm. For further information and to register call: Brian Whitelock - 336-0596 or James Wood – 336-8114. NEEDED: Coaches and Umpires. Please Volunteer. Sponsored by Flinton Recreation Club
Plevna Craft Sale. FRONTENAC BALL HOCKEY ASSOCIATION: Open to boys and girls ages 3-17. Sunday afternoons / evenings beginning late April. 8 weeks, $80 includes jersey, $60 for each additional sibling. For more information contact: registrar2@ frontenachockey.ca FRONTENAC MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION: Programs ranging from children learn to skate; initiation to hockey, house league and rep hockey for girls and boys. Registration fees and more information available at: www.frontenachockey.ca.
KIDS FIT SOCCER, an indoor soccer program held twice a year in 2 locations: Land o’ Lakes Public School, Mountain Grove or Harrowsmith Public School. There are fall and winter sessions, each 8 weeks, 1 FRONTENAC GIRLS HOCKEY: hr for two age groups. 5-8 years, 9-12 years. Frontenac Fury provides girls the For info: 613-279-2244 or kids@nfcs.ca opportunity to play hockey with other LADIES GOLF LEAGUE at Hunters girls from within their community, and Creek in Cloyne will be starting Mid-May surrounding communities. Home games are weather depending and will play 12 holes played at the Frontenac Community Arena. this year, Wednesdays at 9am. All ladies We have Atom, Pee Wee, Bantam, and in the community are welcome. For more ARDEN - SENIORS’ SOFTBALL, Midget teams, providing hockey for girls information please contact Hunters Creek 6-7:30pm, ball field, Wednesdays & Sundays, age 10 to 17 Visit www.frontenacfury.ca at 613-336-2587 May to October, weather permitting
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Tuesdays and Thursdays 6-7pm for kids; 7-8pm for Youth/Adult and an after school program 3 to 5:30pm. For more information contact Niki or Michelle Greenstreet, 613279-2868; greenstreetmichelle@gmail.com
Children & Youth CAMPS BLUE SKIES ARTS DAY CAMP July 18 – 22, 2016. In Clarendon, on the Blue Skies Festival site. Open to children ages 7-13 inclusive, Blue Skies offers children a chance to experience such activities as
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dance, instrumental music, choir, storytelling, camping skills, visual arts, crafts. Cost is $250/week. Bus pick up is available in Sharbot Lake or at the nearby provincial park. Registration is online starting April 1st www. blueskies-in-the-community.ca or email blueskiescamp@gmail.com. CAMP OCONTO is a girls’ camp on Eagle Lake that has been in operation for over 80 years. They provide an opportunity for their campers aged 8 to 17 to learn life skills, develop new friendships, and to learn to get along with people of many different backgrounds and personalities. For information call 613-375-6678 or visit www.campoconto.com CIRCLE SQUARE RANCH ARDEN, a non-denominational Christian summer camp, with programs for boys & girls aged 6-17. Four-star horseback riding program, epic waterfront activities, an outstanding high ropes program and more. Want to bring the whole family? No problem! Family camp runs June 10-12. For more info call 613-335-5403 or check out our website at www.ardencirclesquare.ca *NEW* SUMMER CAMP. There will be a summer camp on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays for children ages 6 to 10 at the Child Centre with themed weeks designed to provide children with new experiences. Subsidies available for those who qualify; information: 613-279-2244; kids@nfcs.ca OUTREACH SUMMER PROGRAMS During July and August on Wednesdays July 13, 27 and August 10 there will be a program at the Clar-Mill hall in Plevna for ages 6 to 10. Info: The Child Centre, 613279-2244 or kids@nfcs.ca RKY SUMMER CAMP: A kids’ summer camp located on Eagle Lake. Activities include swimming, rock climbing, archery, arts & crafts, canoe trips & more; summer and winter activities. Information www. rkycamp.org or call 613-546-2647. RKY Camp is a non-profit organization jointly owned and operated by the Rotary Club, Kiwanis Club and the YMCA of Kingston. SUMMER INCLUSIVE ACTIVITIES: Summer Activities open to children ages 6-17yrs. Come participate in summer activities with us, such as Medieval Times in Toronto, Blue Jays game, Bowling, Wave Pool, Pioneer Village, Drive-in Theater, to name a few. We have limited spaces and funding available for children within the Autism Spectrum to participate in the summer activities. For information please call Glenda or Marcel at 613-279-3731.
Children & Youth 11 PLAYGROUPS BABY TALK DROP-INS, Sharbot Lake, Child Centre, 3rd Monday of month, 10:30 – 11:30 am. Advice & information on infant & child care. 549-1154, 1-800-2677875 LENNOX & ADDINGTON RESOURCES FOR CHILDREN AND THE ONTARIO EARLY YEARS offers early learning playgroups, special events, parenting workshops and school readiness programs. Playgroups are offered Mondays at Tamworth Arena in the Lions Room 9:30 - 12. Wednesdays - Northbrook Lions Hall 10 - 1 and Thursdays Flinton Township Hall 10 - 1. For more information visit www. larc4kids.com or on facebook. Contact LARC 613 336-8934 ext. 257 ONTARIO EARLY YEARS PLAYGROUPS: Mon: Sharbot Lake Prenatal/Baby Group, Harrowsmith. Tues: Sydenham, Verona, Wed. Sharbot Lake Playgroup. Thurs: Storrington playgroup. All groups are from 9:30am-11:30. Info: the Child Centre 613-279-2244; kids@nfcs.ca
SWIM PROGRAMS CENTRAL FRONTENAC SWIM PROGRAM: Central Frontenac Township will be administering the Red Cross Swim Kids/Preschool programs and the Lifesaving Society program. There will be a Bronze Medallion/Bronze Cross class available. Children must be 4 years of age. Registration deadline June 24, 2016, $50 per child ($20 late fee after June 24). Dates: July 4-22 at Long Lake and Clear Lake; July 25 - Aug 12 at Sharbot Lake and Eagle Lake. Contact the township: 613-279-2935 ext 243 or swim@centralfrontenac.com SAND LAKE SWIM PROGRAM: Red Cross Swimming Lessons are offered every summer at Sand Lake, Plevna. Red Cross Preschool and Swim Kids levels 1 to 10. Swimmers must be three years old and up. Contact: Jilene England 613-479-0174
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The Township of Central Frontenac will be administering the Red Cross Swim Kids/Preschool programs as well as the Lifesaving Society program for 2016. Should you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us at swim@centralfrontenac.com. Registration Fee: $50.00 per child. A late registration fee of $20.00 per child will be applied if registering after June 24, 2016. Bronze Medallion/Bronze Cross: $100.00 (includes manual) Refunds will only be processed if notice is given before the start of the 3rd class. Please make cheques payable to: Township of Central Frontenac P.O. Box 89, 1084 Elizabeth Street Sharbot Lake, ON K0H 2P0 Or visit http://www.centralfrontenac.com/documents/ Forms_Reports/Swim_Registration_Form_2016.pdf Note: all children must be four years of age as of the first day of lessons **Instructors will make every attempt to contact parents/guardians with their child’s swim time. If you do not receive confirmation one week prior to the start of the program, please call the Municipal Office at 613-279-2935.
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YOUTH PROGRAMS ARDEN - Kids’ Reading Review, Wednesdays 2:30pm; Kids’ Klub Thursdays 5pm, community center, sponsored by the Kennebec Rec Committee, 613-335-3186 NORTHERN FRONTENAC COMMUNITY SERVICES: Afterschool Program, Youth Afterschool Programs run September to June! Come and enjoy sports, games or a time to hang
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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Tweed Bait & Tackle Larry Bennett opened Tweed Bait and Tackle last May. As an avid fisherman himself, he felt he could fill a service gap in the region since there was no bait and tackle shop within 40 km of Tweed at the time. “One of the first things we began working on was setting up to sell all the fishing and hunting licenses for the MNRF [Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry], which we have done now. We are pleased with the increased traffic it brings into the store,” said Bennett, when interviewed at the store in late March. Bennett came to Tweed in 2012 from Burlington with his wife Nancy. They relocated to Tweed because of the beauty of the local area and because Larry was hooked on the fishing opportunities in Stoco and other lakes in the Land O’Lakes region. Bennett also owns LB Personal Services, specializing in taxes and estate planning, www.lbpersonalservices.com. Tweed Bait and Tackle offers a full range of fishing tackle, including pro tackle, lures, live bait, and fishing equipment, such as rods and reels, and tackle boxes. The store also carries Mystical Fireworks. They now have a large assortment of fireworks for all occasions and will also be able to get special orders so customers can realize savings for larger purchases for special events. Ask about their birthday parties with fireworks. They have their Business Firearms License and now can cater to area hunters. The store will be re-stocking the most common
ammunition and will order in special orders for customers within a reasonable amount of time before hunting season. They also carry Back roads Map Books, and Eastern Ontario Fishing, the bible for fishing in Eastern Ontario, complete with depth charts for all the lakes. The store has also been completely Tweed Bait & Tackle carries a full line of fishing & hunting supplies. dock at Stoco Lake, which is open during redesigned and re-merchandised this winter in order to fishing season. To mark the start of Pike season on May improve the customer experience and to show off all of the new products that are 14, 2016, there will be the Annual Pike fishing derby on Stoco Lake. Registration coming on stream. “We hit the ground running when we will take place at the Kiosk. The cost is $35 opened on May 1st, 2015 at the beginning per person, 2 people to a boat, and 1st prize of the fishing and summer tourist season,” is 50% of the registration fees; 2nd is 35%; said store manager Eric Geen, “But after the and 3rd is 15%. For more information summer we talked to customers and asked contact the store at 613-478-5757 or email them what we should carry for them and tweedbaitandtackle@gmail.com. Throughout 2016, visitors to the store began planning to take the store apart, paint it new colors, and put it back together in a will have the opportunity to fill in a ballot to enter a contest for a chance to win a fly-in better way.” The store was closed for a couple of weeks fishing trip. Tweed Bait and Tackle is located at 307 in March and is now reopened with all the Victoria Avenue (Hwy. 37) in the heart of changes in place. Tweed Bait and Tackle has a kiosk at the Tweed.
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Winter Hours Starting Jan 4 2016 Monday to Friday: 8am to 12 noon, 4-6pm Saturday: 8am to 1pm, 4-6pm Sunday: 8am to 12 noon, 4-6pm
Summer Hours Monday to Friday: 8am to 5pm Saturday: 5:30am to 1pm, 4-6pm Sunday: 7am to 12 noon, 4-6pm
Our bait kiosk at Stocco Lake dock opens for season May 7th.
Events 13 At Home Alone Program: Are you wondering when it’s safe to leave your child at home alone for a few hours before or after school or while you run errands? This program is for ages 10 & up. Courses will be held on March 16 and August 24. More info: 613-279-2244 or kids@nfcs.ca Connect with us through FACEBOOK to keep updated on youth events, leadership opportunities Search: “Northern-RuralYouth-Events”. The Child Centre at 2792244 or kids@nfcs.ca
EVENTS Strawberry Moon Festival, Sharbot Lake. out with friends. Programs are on Mondays at St. James Catholic School for grades 4 to 8; Aboriginal afterschool (all welcome), The Child Centre for grades 1-4. Tuesdays at Clarendon Central PS for grades 1 to 6; Wednesdays at Prince Charles Public School, Verona, grades 5 to 8 ; Thursdays at Land O’Lakes PS for grades 5 to 8; Friday at The Child Centre grades 5 to 8. All programs are from 3pm to 5pm. Youth are encouraged to dress appropriately for indoor & outdoor activities. For information or to volunteer: 279-2244 or kids@nfcs.ca (LIT) Leader In Training: This program is for youth ages 11 to 17. This leadership training includes team building and job skills. Sessions will be held during the summer. Youth will be taught skills, enabling them to do their volunteer hours at the summer camp and various NFCS special events. Youth Dances: Youth dances are for grades 5 to 8 at the Oso hall; next dance will be May 27; cost is $6. Doors open at 6pm; dances end at 9pm. There is a canteen on site and door prizes to be won. Red Cross Babysitters Courses: Courses are held at the Child Centre on March 14 and July 20. Youth ages 11 & up. Cost is $30, which includes the manual.
html or facebook.com/NFDSP/ in case of cancellation or update May 16, 17, 18, FLINTON - RUMMAGE & BAKE SALE - Township Rec Centre, sponsor: Flinton Community Club; info: flintonrecreationclub.ca May 20, HARLOWE - OLE TYME FIDDLERS PARTY; community hall, 7:30 pm; $6 non-member; entertainers $2, lunches & prizes; all welcome May 20, PLEVNA - BINGO FUNDRAISER for North Frontenac volunteer firefighters, 7-9pm, cash prizes, Clar-Mill hall
May 8, DENBIGH - MUSIC IN THE May 21, ARDEN - FIREWORKS at dusk, HALL & Spring Tea 1-3pm, all welcome Recreation park, sponsored by the Kennebec May 8, OMPAH – MOTHER’S DAY Rec. Committee PANCAKE BREAKFAST, 9-11am, May 21, CLOYNE - MAMMOTH community centre; info: Marily 479-2855 GARAGE SALE at 9AM Barrie Hall, all May 11 SNOW ROAD - COMMUNITY donations gratefully received; sponsored by Cloyne & District Historical Society POTLUCK, community centre, 5:30pm. May 13, NORTHBROOK - OPEN MIC May 21, PLEVNA - JACK’S JAM; Clar& POTLUCK Lions hall, potluck dinner Mill hall; 1-5:30pm; potluck supper; info: 6pm, music 7-11pm, $6, entertainers $2, Ed 479-9909 336-8142. May 21, SHARBOT LAKE FARMERS May 14, PLEVNA - CLARENDON MARKET begins season, 9am-1pm every MILLER COMMUNITY ARCHIVES Saturday, Oso Beach, Plant Sale, crafts, baked will celebrate its 10th Anniversary from goods, local produce, meats & more. info@ 12 noon – 4p.m. in Clar-Mill Community sharbotlakefarmersmarket.ca Hall. The theme will be “General Stores”. May 22, DAY OF THE PIG Food Festival, Guest speaker, Mary Cook, will provide a Seed to Sausage, 12821 Road 38, Sharbot historical perspective of the establishment of Lake. Artisan meats, cheeses etc.; gourmet stores in local communities. A panel of store food; info www.seedtosausage.ca owners/operators/employees will describe their experiences and answer questions. May 23, CLOYNE & DISTRICT Numerous displays of store memorabilia HISTORICAL SOCIETY 1pm, Barrie Hall. and background material collected from Norm Ruttan brings tales of old Glastonbury local residents will be shared. Prize draws; and the many older families who lived in the area. light refreshments available. May 14, PLEVNA STAR PARTY: May 25, HENDERSON - PANCAKE International Astronomy Day and Jupiter BREAKFAST w/ sausage, French toast, 4 degrees apart; begins at dusk; 5816 pure maple syrup; 8 - 11 am; community Road 506; visit northfrontenac.com/index. hall; donation
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14 Events June 18, CLOYNE PIONEER MUSEUM season opening at 11am with BBQ and Pickled Chicken Stringed Band. Bring a chair. June 18, NORTH & CENTRAL FRONTENAC RELAY FOR LIFE, Parham ballfield, 12 noon – midnight; music, team events, challenges; registration $15; register online at www.relayforlife. ca or call Christine Teal 613-375-6525 or mrsteal2u@hotmail.com
The Abrams family perform in Snow Road. May 27, SHARBOT LAKE LEGION 70th Anniversary celebration, BBQ Chicken Supper, music. May 27, SHARBOT LAKE – YOUTH DANCE, for grades 5 to 8, OSO hall; $6. 6pm- 9pm; canteen; door prizes May 27 & 28, CLOYNE - FREE CLOTHES GIVE-AWAY. Friday 9-5, Saturday 9-2, Pineview Free Methodist Church. Donations welcome, will accept clean clothing, linens, coats, shoes, accessories. Please no “yard sale items”; info: 613-336-8100 May 28, CLOYNE - PLANT SALE, Barrie Hall 9-11am; hostas are our specialty; hosted by Land O’Lakes Garden Club . May 28, HARLOWE - OPEN MIC, community hall 2-8pm; no admission fee; Potluck supper 5:30 pm; donations accepted; bring your talent; all welcome May 28, LAND O’LAKES LIONS Golf Tournament
June 18, PARHAM RELAY FOR LIFE - GREAT OUTDOOR ADVENTURE 1pm-4pm, fun for all ages; Parham ball field. Ontario Early Years Aboriginal youth services in conjunction with Northern Rural offering, sponsored by Arden & Community Youth Partnership will be hosting a morning Wesleyan Church of great outdoor adventures & activities. June 4, NORTHBROOK - NEVILLE Info: 613-279-2244 or kids@nfcs.ca WELLS, 7pm-10pm. An Evening with June 18 & 19, PALMERSTON LAKE Neville Wells, Lions Hall, sponsored by BASS DERBY, Featured Guest: “Big” Jim Land o’Lakes Lions McLaughlin, catch & release; every kid June 4, PLEVNA STAR PARTY: No moon. who enters get a prize; 1-866-661 4939; Saturn, Mars and Jupiter plus asteroids (7) doubles211@gmail.com; Iris and (8) Flora, easy telescopic targets. June 25 ARDEN - FASHION SHOW, Plenty of deep sky stuff, too. Begins at dusk; community hall, sponsor: Kennebec Rec 5816 Road 506; visit northfrontenac.com/ Committee index.html or facebook.com/NFDSP/ in June 25, HARLOWE - OPEN MIC, case of cancellation or update. community hall 2-8pm; no admission June 8, SNOW ROAD – COMMUNITY fee; potluck supper 5:30 pm; donations POTLUCK, community centre, 5:30pm. accepted; bring your talent; all welcome June 10 NORTHBROOK - OPEN MIC June 25, PINE MEADOW GOLF & POTLUCK Lions hall, potluck dinner CLASSIC, Hunter’s Creek Golf Course, 6pm, music 7-11pm, $6, entertainers $2, Cloyne, fundraiser for Pine Meadow Nursing 613-336-8142. Home, $55 per golfer. Anyone wishing to June 17, HARLOWE - OLE TYME sponsor/support/volunteer or participate, pinemeadowgolf2012@ FIDDLERS PARTY; community hall, 7:30 please contact gmail.com; Eleanor Nowell, 613-336pm; $6 non-member; entertainers $2, 8226 lunches & prizes; all welcome
May 28, SHARBOT LAKE - LIONS BREAKFAST at Oso Hall, All You Can June 17, PLEVNA - BINGO FUNDRAISER Eat; $7pp; www.sharbotlions.com for North Frontenac volunteer firefighters, June 4, ARDEN - SPAGHETTI DINNER 7-9pm, cash prizes, Clar-Mill hall 5-6:30pm at Kennebec Hall, freewill
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June 25, SNOW ROAD - CANADA DAY BREAKFAST, Bake & Yard Sale, 8-11am, Snowmobile Clubhouse, 1106 Gemmills Road; contributions welcome. June 26, CLOYNE & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY at 9am, the Historical Society travels to the Gaeltacht in Tamworth to partake in the largest festival of singing and dancing outside of Ireland. June 26–30, FIRST TIMERS TRIATHLON. Boot camp with shared Hollywood rental cottages accommodations available (for a cost) Rudy Hollywood, 613279-2761. (Note: at your own risk) June 30, PLEVNA - BREAKFAST BUFFET; 7- 10:30am; Clar-Mill hall, info: Ed 613-479-9909
Events 15 June 30, July 1 & 2, NORTHBROOK - July 2, FLINTON - TURKEY SUPPER July 9, PLEVNA SUMMER CRAFT Land O’Lakes Lions 40th Annual Voluntary - Rec. Centre, 4-7pm; sponsor: Flinton SHOW, 10am-2pm, Clar-Mill Hall; Toll Road, Hwy. 41. Community Club. fundraising BBQ 11am-1:30pm; info: Debbie 613-479-8057 or Betty 613-479July 1, DENBIGH - CANADA DAY at July 2, LONG LAKE PROPERTY 2979 Heritage Park, 4pm, Games and BBQ; OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION Annual fireworks at Dusk Meeting 10am, 1008 Public Beach Road. July 9, SAIL MAZINAW. Sailors are Canada Day Flotilla starts at 7pm from encouraged to bring their boats and their July 1, CANADA DAY RUN, Oso Beach, the public beach, fireworks from the Twin boards to Mazinaw Lake this summer to Sharbot Lake, sign up 9:30 a.m., Run/Walk Islands starting at dusk join the flotilla. Check the Sail Mazinaw 10 a.m., 2k, 5k, 10k. Call Lynette 613-279Facebook page for more details 2366 or email lynettewhan@gmail.com July 2, OMPAH - CANADA DAY DINNER, at Community Centre followed July 9, SHARBOT LAKE - DANCE with July 1, SHARBOT LAKE - CANADA by Firefighters Fireworks at dark across from DJ Dawn Tryon at the Legion DAY, Oso Beach, Pancake Breakfast, Parade, the Marina info: Marily 613-479-2855 Games, Lions BBQ at the Beach, Music & July 10, DENBIGH - Music at Heritage Entertainment at the bandshell, fireworks at July 6, PLEVNA - STRAWBERRY Park 1-3pm dusk. (free). LUNCHEON SOCIAL; Bake Table; ClarJuly 13, BON ECHO PARK - DAVID Mill hall, 11am to 1pm. July 1 & 2, HENDERSON – YARD SALE; ARCHIBALD presents a one-hour energetic community hall; starts 8 am July 7, HENDERSON - PANCAKE & interactive show for the whole family, BREAKFAST w/ sausage, French toast, 7pm at the Amphitheatre July 1 & 2, PLEVNA STAR PARTY: pure maple syrup; 8 - 11 am; donation; No moon. Saturn and deep sky stuff July 13, SNOW ROAD – COMMUNITY community hall (clusters, nebulae and galaxies). Begins POTLUCK, community centre, 5:30pm.. at dusk; visit northfrontenac.com/index. July 8, NORTHBROOK - OPEN MIC July 15, BON ECHO PARK - HEALTHY html or facebook.com/NFDSP/ in case of & POTLUCK Lions hall, potluck dinner PARKS, HEALTHY PEOPLE DAY. Free cancellation or update; 5816 Road 506. 6pm, music 7-11pm, $6, entertainers $2, entrance and activities at the Park including 613-336-8142. July 2. BON ECHO PARK Yoga and other events; starts 9:30 am at SCIENSATIONAL SNAKES - 2 interactive July 8-10, SHARBOT LAKE - Zone Pumphouse Beach presentations on snakes & other reptiles; 11 am Fishing Derby will take place at the Legion and 1 pm; Children’s Program Area for Legion members & guests
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BURNING PERMITS From April 1st to October 31st permits will be required for any open air burning.
Fees Incinerators $5.00/season Campfires - $2.00/season Brush/yard pile $2.00/occasion Permits cannot be obtained for and therefore no burning is allowed of buildings, hay, straw, tires or any materials restricted by the Ministry of the Environment. Negligence or carelessness regarding any fire may result in a fine of up to $5,000.00 plus all costs associated with extinguishing the fire. Please call 279-2935, Ext 441 or check our website to see if burning is allowed or for a list of retailers who sell permits.
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18 Events July 22, 23, 24: BON ECHO ART EXHIBITION & SALE, 10am - 4pm daily, at Bon Echo Provincial Park, just north of Cloyne, ON, on Hwy. #41. Juried show of 45 artists.Enjoy art & demonstrations, BBQ, music; Sciensational Sssnakes presentations 11am Sat. & Sun. Info: 613336-0830, logistics@BonEchoFriends.ca; bonechofriends.ca
2015 Flinton Community Jamboree. July 15, HARLOWE - OLE TYME FIDDLERS PARTY; community hall, 7:30 pm; $6 non-member; entertainers $2, lunches & prizes; all welcome July 15, 16, 17: CLOYNE STUDIO TOUR & SALE, 10 am-4 pm. Visit Carla Miedema’s art studio at 1074 Little Pond Road, Gaile & Trevor Bethell’s studio at 1004 Fosters Lane. Free Admission. Information: Carla 613-336-8860 July 16, BON ECHO PARK TRADITIONAL TEACHINGS with members of Ardoch First Nation. Join staff,
July 23 ARDEN ARTISANS’ GARDEN PARTY & OPEN HOUSE: Arden Pottery, Arden Batik and Gallery on the Bay, invite you to a special day in Arden, 10am - 4pm at the artists’ studios and the Kennebec Community Centre. Come and enjoy music, guest artists and food, featuring an elders, and traditional people for an hour old-fashioned blueberry social. Watch for of sharing. Dogs are not permitted at this other activities to be announced later. event; 7pm, Children’s Program Area July 23, HARLOWE - OPEN MIC, July 20, PLEVNA - FUNDRAISING community hall 2-8pm; no admission FISH FRY DINNER (by Mundell Surf fee; potluck supper 5:30 pm; donations & Turf ) at Clar-Mill Community Hall; all accepted; bring your talent; all welcome proceeds to Pine Meadow Nursing Home in July 23 SHARBOT LAKE PROPERTY Northbrook, 5:30pm – 7pm, adults: $15; OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION Annual child 6-12yrs $7.50; child under 6 yrs free; General Meeting starts 10am at St. James info: Deborah Kelford, 613-479-0240 Major Catholic Church hall. Agenda will be July 22 PLEVNA – BINGO FUNDRAISER available at www.slpoa.ca. for North Frontenac volunteer firefighters, July 23, SHARBOT LAKE PROPERTY 7-9pm, cash prizes, Clar-Mill hall OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION annual dinner starts 5pm, St. James Major Catholic Church hall; Chicken BBQ catered by www.dicola.ca Cota’s Mobile Catering; live music; silent auction with many items. Advance ticket sales. More details at www.slpoa.ca
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July 28, PLEVNA - BREAKFAST BUFFET; 7-10:30am; Clar-Mill hall, info: Ed 613-479-9909 July 29 - 31, FLINTON COMMUNITY JAMBOREE w/ Johnny & the Cruizers, Linda Faith, Bill White, Rosie Shiner & Land o’Lakes Cruisers, Julie Simpson, plus many more great musicians; 3-day passes $60 (rough camping) before July 1, $65 after; $40 (no camping) & $45 after July 1st; Thursday night: $5; Friday $15; Saturday $25, after 7pm $15; Sunday $10; www.flintonjamboree.ca July 30, ARDEN SENIORS’ ANNUAL SUMMER SALE, all day at the community hall; crafters, vendors, yard sales, bake table, games, special draws, raffle July 30, FRONTENAC FROLIC, Glendower Hall, 1381 Westport Rd; 9am - 2pm; silent auction, large flea market, books & CDs at bargain prices, home-made baking; Cow Flop Bingo Petting zoo & pony rides; door prizes & more; sponsored by The Bobs ands Crow Lakes Foundation.
Events 19 July 30 & 31, BLUE SKIES MUSIC FESTIVAL: music in the woods from around the corner and around the world. Limited day passes available. Box 2502, Clarendon, K0H 1J0, 613-279-2610. July 30 & 31, PLEVNA STAR PARTY: Mercury and Venus (low in WSW at dusk), Saturn and Mars, and more deep sky wonders. Begins at dusk; ; 5816 Road 506; visit northfrontenac.com/index. html or facebook.com/NFDSP/ in case of cancellation or update. Aug. 1, HENDERSON - HOT PORK SANDWICH, dessert, tea and coffee; silent auction; donation; 11:30 am to 1:30 pm; community hall Aug. 5 & 6, CLOYNE SHOWCASE ART & CRAFT SALE. 10 am- 5pm, daily, North Addington Education Centre, Hwy.41. Over 70 exhibitors. Admission is free. Information: 613-473-4063, email: wizjim@sympatico.caAug. 6, PLEVNA – HAM & TURKEY SUPPER at Clar-Mill Hall, 4-6:30pm; fundraiser for St. Kilian’s R.C. Church; info: 613-479-2089 Aug. 6, Piccadilly, Frontenac Community Arena - 40th Anniversary for 40 years the arena has been a gathering place for sporting and
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Aug. 19, HARLOWE - OLE TYME FIDDLERS PARTY; community hall, 7:30 pm; $6 non-member; entertainers $2, lunches & prizes; all welcome
Aug. 10, BON ECHO PARK - SPEAKING OF WILDLIFE. Bring your family and friends to this one hour presentation to learn some amazing things about Ontario wildlife. 1pm at the Amphitheatre
Aug. 19, PLEVNA – BINGO FUNDRAISER for North Frontenac volunteer firefighters, 7-9pm, cash prizes, Clar-Mill hall
Aug. 19 - 21: PARHAM FAIR. Friday night Aug. 10, SNOW ROAD – COMMUNITY - Horse Pull, Musical Talent, Horticultural POTLUCK SUPPER, community centre, and Craft Displays, Midway. Saturday 5:30pm. Cattle Show, Petting Zoo, Country Fair Games Musical Talent, Wagon Rides. August 12 NORTHBROOK - OPEN MIC Sunday afternoon - Demolition Derby. Fun & POTLUCK Lions hall, potluck dinner for the whole family! For more information 6pm, music 7-11pm, $6, entertainers $2, visit Parham Fair Index www.parhamfair.ca 336-8142 Aug. 25 NORTHERN FRONTENAC Aug. 13, BON ECHO PARK - PHIL THE COMMUNITY SERVICES SUMMER FORECASTER. painter and meteorologist BBQ, free; Oso Beach, Sharbot Lake 5-7pm; Phil Chadwick will examine how weather all welcome; info: 279-2244 or 279-3151 was depicted in some Canadian paintings, including those of the Group of Seven; Aug. 25, PLEVNA - BREAKFAST 7pm, Amphitheatre BUFFET; 7- 10:30am; Clar-Mill hall, info: Ed 479-9909. Aug. 13, MOOKS FISHING DERBY, 8th Annual derby, Skootamatta Lake, in support Aug. 27 HARLOWE - OPEN MIC, of Camp Oochigeas (cancer camp for kids) community hall 2-8pm; no admission and in memory of Trevor Meeks; fish fry/ fee; Potluck supper 5:30 pm; donations potluck dinner after; for information email accepted; bring your talent; all welcome meeksrs@gmail.com
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Land Of Lakes Roofing
Kevin Fenner has a lot of experience in the roofing business. He worked in an industrial setting as the manager of a roofing company during boom years in Alberta, and after moving to Ontario 15 years ago he built a company with 25 employees that did roofing for homeowners and for home construction companies in the Perth and Carleton Place areas. In the last few years, however, he has narrowed his focus to residential roofing jobs, mainly replacement roofs on family homes and cottages in the Lanark County and Land O’Lakes regions. He prices every job based on a site visit. “Every house has its own individual character and technical challenges. For example, you might not want to put a metal roof on a older home that is not completely square because it wouldn’t look right, but western red shingles or architectural shingles might be a better option. Materials are only one factor that plays into a price. That’s why I have to physically look at each job.” One of Fenner’s key concerns is with customer satisfaction, and a major component of his website, Landoflakesroofing.com is a long list of customer comments on the jobs that he has done in the past. A common theme is the professional look of the new roof and the lack of mess around the house once the job is done. “We are not interested in compromise,” he said of his five-member crew, who work on only one job at a time. “We plan out all of our jobs; we stick with them once we
Kevin Fenner, owner, Land of Lakes Roofing start out, and we won’t tip garbage out into a farmer’s field at the end of the day.” Roofing installation includes ensuring proper venting, ice and water seal in valleys, attention to skylights and other features, etc. “One of the unfortunate things about the roofing industry is a lack of regulation,” said Kevin, “anyone can say they are a roofer, but it is a tough trade. It is physically demanding and you have to know what you are doing.” One of the improvements that Fenner
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has seen in his long career has been improvements in the technology of materials, which means that new roofs, whether they are steel or shingle roofs, tend to last longer. “In the past we didn’t have the synthetic underlays that we have now and the quality of other materials has gone up as well.” Warranties reflect those changes. Architectural shingles, for example, come with a 50 year, transferable warranty. Land of Lakes roofing also provides a standard 5-year warranty on all labour. “Our goal when we do a job is to foresee everything that needs to be done, use the right materials and do the job right, and then we hope never to hear from the customer again, except to hear they have recommended us to their neighbour,” he said. Spring and summer are the optimum seasons for new roofs, and Land of Lakes roofing is booking work for the coming season now. They do about 100 roofs a year, with a 4-6 week waiting list for construction. For a free consultation, contact Kevin at landoflakesroofing@live.ca.
Events 21 Aug. 27, PLEVNA STAR PARTY: Mars vs Antares, “the rival of Mars”, Planet and similar looking star only 2.6 d apart - in same view through binoculars or a lowpower telescope; Saturn good, too; begins at dusk; 5816 Road 506; visit northfrontenac. com/index.html or facebook.com/NFDSP/ in case of cancellation or update.
Sep.10, ARDEN - ROAST BEEF DINNER Sep. 23, PLEVNA - BINGO FUNDRAISER at Kennebec Hall, 5-6:30pm, sponsored by for North Frontenac volunteer firefighters, Arden & Community Wesleyan Church, 7-9pm, cash prizes, Clar-Mill hall freewill offering Sep. 24 ARDEN - ITALIAN NIGHT, Sep. 14, SNOW ROAD - COMMUNITY community hall, sponsor: Kennebec Rec POTLUCK, community centre, 5:30pm.. Committee.
Sep. 16, HARLOWE - OLE TYME FIDDLERS PARTY; community hall, 7:30 Aug. 27 & 28, SILVER LAKE POW pm; $6 non-member; entertainers $2, WOW. Silver Lake Provincial Park. Gates lunches & prizes; all welcome open 10am, grand entry at noon; admission Sep. 16, 17, 18: DENBIGH $4. Info/camping: Trudy, 613-375-6356. COUNTRYFEST Friday: Music in Sep. 3, HENDERSON - PANCAKE Denbigh Hall 7pm; Saturday: loggers BREAKFAST w/ sausage, French toast, events, arts & crafts, kids games, dinner at pure maple syrup; 8 - 11 am; by donation; 5pm; Sunday: Horse Pull at Heritage Park community hall Sep. 17, OMPAH VOLUNTEERS FALL Sep. 3 & 4, PLEVNA STAR PARTY: Thin ATV POKER RUN, 9am-4pm, $45pp crescent moon in early evening. Milky ride, dinner & prizes; $30 ride & prizes; way all night long! Begins at dusk; 5816 $20 dinner; doubles211@gmail.com; Road 506; visit northfrontenac.com/index. 1-866-661-4939. html or facebook.com/NFDSP/ in case of Sep. 17, PLEVNA - JACKS JAM; Clarcancellation or update. Mill hall; 1-5:30pm; potluck supper; info: Sep. 4, DENBIGH - CELEBRATION OF Ed 479-9909 10 YEARS, music & treats in the hall, 1-3pm Sep. 19, CLOYNE & DISTRICT Sep. 9, NORTHBROOK - OPEN MIC HISTORICAL SOCIETY General & POTLUCK Lions hall, potluck dinner Meeting at 1pm, Barrie Hall 6pm, music 7-11pm, $6, entertainers $2; info, 613-336-8142.
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Sep. 24 HARLOWE - OPEN MIC, community hall 2-8pm; no admission fee; potluck supper 5:30 pm; donations accepted; bring your talent; all welcome Sep. 24 & 25, ALPACA FARM DAYS & OPEN HOUSE at Silent Valley Alpaca Ranch. Come and experience the wonderful world of Alpacas and take advantage of the opportunity to “Feel The Excitement”; 10am - 4pm. silentvalleyalpaca.ca Sep. 24 & 25 NORTH FRONTENAC BACK ROADS STUDIO TOUR; 10am4pm; many talented artists and artisans. For details & map visit the website of the same name or call Jim 613-479-2464 or Betty 613-479-2979 Oct. 1, PLEVNA STAR PARTY: The Autumn Sky. Pleiades, Andromeda Galaxy, the Double Cluster, dwarf planet Ceres and more. Begins at dusk; 5816 Road 506; visit northfrontenac. com/index.html or facebook.com/NFDSP/ in case of cancellation or update;
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22 Events welcome, will accept clean clothing, linens, coats, shoes, accessories. Please no “yard sale items”; 613-336-8100 Oct. 29 SNOW ROAD – FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST, Snowmobile Club, 8-11am, 1106 Gemmills Road Oct. 30, DENBIGH - HALLOWEEN PARTY at the Denbigh Hall 11am-2pm Nov. 5, PLEVNA CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOW, 10am-2pm, Clar-Mill hall, fundraising Soup & Sandwich lunch Nov. 9, OMPAH - HUNTERS ROAST BEEF DINNER, info: Marily 479-2855 Frontenac Addington Trappers’ Council annual fishing derby. Oct. 1 SNOW ROAD – FUNDRAISING Oct 21 PLEVNA – BINGO FUNDRAISER BREAKFAST, Snowmobile Club, 8-11am, for North Frontenac volunteer firefighters, 1106 Gemmills Road 7-9pm, cash prizes, Clar-Mill hall
Nov. 9, SNOW ROAD – COMMUNITY POTLUCK, community centre, 5:30pm.
Oct. 12, SNOW ROAD – COMMUNITY Oct. 22, SNOW ROAD - HARVEST POTLUCK, community centre, 5:30pm.. SUPPER, 5-6:30pm, Snowmobile Clubhouse, 1106 Gemmills Road Oct. 14, NORTHBROOK - OPEN MIC & POTLUCK Lions hall, potluck dinner Oct. 26, LIONS SENIORS NIGHT 6pm, music 7-11pm, $6, entertainers $2, presented by the Sharbot Lake and District 613-336-8142. Lions. An evening of great entertainment, fabulous prizes and a delicious light lunch. Oct. 15, PLEVNA - JACKS JAM; ClarMill hall; 1-5:30pm; potluck supper; info: Oct. 27, HARLOWE - OPEN MIC, Ed 479-9909 community hall 2-8pm; no admission fee; potluck supper 5:30 pm; donations Oct. 15 SNOW ROAD – FUNDRAISING accepted; bring your talent; all welcome BREAKFAST, Snowmobile Club, 8-11am, 1106 Gemmills Road Oct. 29, ARDEN – KIDS’ HALLOWEEN PARTY, sponsored by the Rec. Committee; Oct. 17, 18, 19: FLINTON - RUMMAGE info: 335-3186 & BAKE SALE - Township Rec Centre. Sponsor: Flinton Rec Club. Oct. 28 & 29, LAND O’LAKES LIONS Hunters Voluntary Toll Road, Hwy 41, Oct. 21 HARLOWE - OLE TYME Northbrook FIDDLERS PARTY; community hall, 7:30 pm; $6 non-member; entertainers $2, - Oct. 28 & 29, CLOYNE - FREE CLOTHES lunches & prizes; all welcome GIVE-AWAY. Friday 9-5, Saturday 9-2, Pineview Free Methodist Church. Donations
6pm, music 7-11pm, $6, entertainers $2, 613-336-8142.
Nov. 11, DENBIGH - HUNTERS DINNER, St. Luke’s United Church, 5 – Oct. 8, FLINTON - TURKEY SUPPER, Oct. 22, PLEVNA - HARVEST DINNER; 6:30 pm Township Rec. Centre, 4-7pm; sponsor: Roast Turkey & Roast Pork; 5-7pm, Clar- Nov 11, NORTHBROOK - OPEN MIC Flinton Community Club. Mill hall; reserve: Ed 479-9909. & POTLUCK Lions hall, potluck dinner
Nov. 12, SNOW ROAD - FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST, Snowmobile Club, 8-11am, 1106 Gemmills Road Nov. 18, HARLOWE - OLE TYME FIDDLERS PARTY; community hall, 7:30 pm; $6 non-member; entertainers $2, lunches & prizes; all welcome Nov 18, PLEVNA- BINGO FUNDRAISER for North Frontenac volunteer firefighters, 7-9pm, cash prizes, Clar-Mill hall Nov. 19, NORTHBROOK - CHRISTMAS MARKET EXTRAVAGANZA, 10am3pm, Lions Hall, sponsored by Land o’Lakes Lions Nov. 19, PLEVNA - JACKS JAM; ClarMill hall; 1-5:30pm; potluck supper; info: Ed 479-9909
Events 23 Nov. 20 ,SNOW ROAD - SNOWMOBILE Dec. 3, NORTHBROOK - CHRISTMAS Dec. 17, SNOW ROAD - CHRISTMAS DRIVER TRAINING 9am at Clubhouse, PARADE, 10am, sponsored by Land DINNER & ENTERTAINMENT 6pm, 1106 Gemmills Road o’Lakes Lions Snowmobile Club, 1106 Gemmills Road Nov. 26, HARLOWE - OPEN MIC, community hall 2-8pm; no admission fee; potluck supper 5:30 pm; donations accepted; bring your talent; all welcome
Dec. 3, SHARBOT LAKE SANTA CLAUS PARADE; Parade Marshaling by the Sharbot Lake and District Lions Club. www.sharbotlions.com
Nov. 26, NORTH FRONTENAC SANTA CLAUS PARADE & Community Tree Lighting, corner of Road 506 & Buckshot Lake Road in Plevna; approximately 6pm; Hot Chocolate, hot cider, sweets; info: 613-479-9909
Dec. 3 SNOW ROAD - CHRISTMAS SALE, 10am-3pm, Snowmobile Club, Dec. 31, HARLOWE - NEW YEAR’S EVE 1106 Gemmills Road. PARTY; 8 pm; Dance with Band; reserve: Marie White at 613-336-2557 Dec. 8, 9 & 10: FESTIVAL OF TREES, Soldiers’ Memorial Hall, Sharbot Lake. Feb 17-20, 2017, FRONTENAC Theme for 2016, “Christmas Is..”. Christmas HERITAGE FESTIVAL. A celebration trees, wreaths, gingerbread houses, crafts, of our local culture past and present. Join music & more, info. 279-2576 us for activities like a variety show, skating, snow shoeing, heritage displays, pioneer Dec. 9, NORTHBROOK - OPEN MIC camp, a polar bear plunge, a walk/run, & POTLUCK Lions hall, potluck dinner breakfast, and more. More detail at www. 6pm, music 7-11pm, $6, entertainers $2, FrontenacHeritageFestival.ca. Follow us on 613-336-8142. Facebook and Twitter. Dec. 10, PLEVNA - COMMUNITY Feb 25, 2017, BIG GULL LAKE CHRISTMAS POT LUCK; 5pm; ClarTRAPPERS COUNCIL FISHING Mill hall; info: Ed 613-479-9909. DERBY, great prizes; random draw from all Dec. 14, SNOW ROAD – COMMUNITY tickets: info 613-336-8359; www.trapon. POTLUCK, community centre, 5:30pm.. org; proceeds to conservation projects
Nov. 26 , SNOW ROAD - FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST, Snowmobile Club, 8-11am, 1106 Gemmills Road Dec. 3, ARDEN - TURKEY DINNER at Kennebec Hall, 5-6:30pm, sponsored by Arden & Community Wesleyan Church, freewill offering Dec. 3, DENBIGH - CHRISTMAS PARADE OF LIGHTS ending at the Denbigh Hall with Santa and Party
Dec. 25: COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS DINNER, Sharbot Lake, 2-4pm, free ham & turkey dinner with all the trimmings; door prizes, all welcome: info Jule 613-2792687
Dec. 3, HARLOWE - CHRISTMAS DINNER, 6pm; Dance with Band Dec. 16, HARLOWE - OLE TYME beginning at 8 pm, community hall, reserve: FIDDLERS PARTY; Dinner 6pm; Dance Marie White 613-336-2557 8 pm; reserve: Marie 613-336-2557
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Kirk Kove Cottages & Marina
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Mohawk Lodge
1752B Mohawk Lane, Sharbot Lake ON K0H 2P0. 613-279-2048 www.mohawklodgeontario.ca mohawk_lodge@hotmail.com
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Woodland Park Family Campground
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Adults & Seniors ARDEN SENIORS “Happy Gang” monthly meeting 11am first Tuesday of every month. Discussion of local & community events; some guest speakers. Potluck lunch, everyone over 55 is welcome. Info: Wanda 613-335-3186 LAND O LAKES SENIORS meet 2nd Wednesday of each month, noon, Mountain Grove hall. Info: John Purdon, 613-3355434 FLINTON – MEN’S DROP-IN, Through the Roof Ministries, Wednesdays at 1pm; music, games, coffee. NORTHBROOK – ADULT COMMUNITY DROP-IN, Tuesdays, Lions Hall, 9:30am-3pm, drop-in free, home-cooked style noon meals available for $7, all welcome, info: LOLCS, Pam 3368934 x 229
Artisans Arden Batik, Sarah Hale
Batik on Fabric, 613.335.2073, summer hours 11-5 Weds.-Sunday or by chance or appointment.
Arden Pottery
Functional/decorative pottery 613.335.2763, 1040 Big Clear Lane, Arden, ON ardenpottery@hotmail.com open year-round
Art, Crafts and More
Studio/Gift Shop, lessons availble Marlene Leeson 7443 Road 506, Plevna Thur.-Sat.:10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 613.479.0297
Brian’s Woodworking, Brian Lemke
woodcrafts and cabinetry 613.479.2673, 1341 North Road, Plevna, K0H 2M0 thelemkes@bell.net phone for appt.
BMAC Art Conservation
Bonnie McLean, Painting Conservator; Acrylic & Mixed Media Paintings; Soft Figurative Sculpture 613.375.6122 1032 Oclean Lane, Tichborne bmacartconservation.com
Hilderbrook Studios
Fusion Glass and Fine Art 613.375.6659 Call ahead for viewing.
Ken Waller Woodcrafts
Fine Woodturnings & Gifts from Wood 613.279.3035, 1077A Polar Bear Lane, Sharbot Lake, ON ken.waller@kenwallerwoodcrafts.ca Phone ahead.
Maple Hollow Studio/Gallery
Jewellery and Woodwork, 613.375.8186, 50 Maple Grove Lane, Tichborne, ON. anhally@frontenac.net 8:00am - 5:00pm, May 15 - Nov. 1, Closed Fridays
Red Dragon Studio, Cathy Owen
Watercolour paintings, glasswork, 613.479.2137, 1091 Ridge Lane, Ardoch, ON. By appointment or by chance.
Rush, Linda
Watercolour, acrylic, multimedia paintings, 613.479.2570, 1138 Lothlorien Rd, Ompah, lindarush@ yahoo.com, phone ahead.
Dragons Crystal
Golden and Silver Jewelery repairs 479-2464, ask for Jim
EJH Creations
sewing, knitting and crocheting 613.483-3297 hunterbettydon@gmail.com
Field, Martina
Collagraph Prints 613.279.3268 1138 Bender Road, Sharbot Lake martinadorafield@gmail.com call for appt.
Gallery on the Bay, Judith Versavel
Paintings, jewellery, gifts 613.335.2032, 1010 Willett Lane, Arden Galleryonbay.com Judith.versavel@gmail.com
Guitar Maker, Bob Miller
Acoustic guitars,mandolins, & dulcimers. 613.279.3003, 1568 Tryon Road, Sharbot Lake. By appointment.
Sept. 24 & 25, 10am - 4pm Nestled on meandering roads, amidst the beautiful scenery and numerous lakes of North Frontenac, are exceptional artists and artisans. Come see their original works. Information:
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Arts 25 SNOW ROAD COMMUNITY CENTRE Friday morning coffee at the hall from 10am-noon.
ARTS & CRAFTS
Children make buttons at the Kingston Frontenac Public Library, Sharbot Lake. OMPAH – COFFEE GROUP. Come out SHARBOT LAKE 39ers meet 1st Tuesday and meet your neighbours over coffee and of the month April to November, downstairs chat at the Ompah Community Centre. at North Frontenac Telephone Co. Noon Wednesdays from 9am - 10:30am. potluck followed by meeting & games. Barbeques in July & August at different PARHAM HAPPY TRAVELLERS meet members’ homes. All welcome, info: 613every third Wed. of the month at Free 279-2990; dotdotfraser@gmail.com Methodist Church in Parham. Potluck, noon-2:30. All seniors welcome SHARBOT LAKE - COMMUNITY DROP-IN, every Wednesday, 10 am – 3 PLEVNA – LADIES DROP IN any time pm, St. Andrew’s Anglican Church. All on Thursdays, Clar-Mill Hall, 10am-4pm, welcome! Info: 279-3151. Sept – May, for coffee or/and crafts, all welcome, info: Lois 613-479-2562
LAND O’ LAKES QUILTERS have been sharing their knowledge about the craft and art of quilting since 1991. The guild hosts workshops, demos and guest speakers. Meetings are held on the 4th Tuesday of the month, 9am at Pineview Free Methodist Church, Cloyne, (lower level). April 26, May 24, June 28, July 26, August 23, Sept 27, Oct 25, Nov 22. No meeting in December. New members welcome. Information: lolquilt@gmail.com NORTHBROOK – CRAFT & SOCIAL GROUP FOR WOMEN, Wednesdays, Land O’ Lakes Community Services, 9:3011:30am. Free. Call Jeannie to register, 613336-8934 or 1-877-679-6636 PLEVNA – LADIES DROP IN any time on Thursdays, Clar-Mill Hall, 10am-4pm, Sept. to May for coffee or/and crafts, all welcome, info: Lois 613-479-2562.
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26 Arts coffee and other beverages, and more. Come socialize, shop and swim at the beach! Special events throughout the summer, starting with our May 21st Plant Sale. Details on new vendors and summer market events available soon at facebook.com\sharbotlakefarmersmarket or on our website sharbotlakefarmersmarket.ca More farmers wanted. Please contact us thru the link on our website.
it is possible to purchase a password for nonlibrary times. The library welcomes newer books in good condition as well as other library materials. Open 6 hours per week; 4 hours in the winter. For information call Janice (479-2318) or Marily (479-2855).
MUSIC
BEDFORD HALL OPEN MIC & JAM, 1-5pm, 1381 Westport Rd, audience $2; entertainers free; refreshments avail; info: ADDINGTON HIGHLANDS: Judy 374-2317, Wilhelmine 374-2614 addingtonhighlandspubliclibrary.ca BLUE SKIES COMMUNITY FIDDLE Denbigh 613-333-1426 ORCHESTRA. Fosters fiddle music Flinton 613-336-1091 Sharbot Lake & Distict Lions Club traditions by offering fun & affordable music KINGSTON FRONTENAC PUBLIC instruction. A beginner and intermediate group are offered as well as the main group. LIBRARIES: www.kfpl.ca All ages are welcome. Fiddles can be rented MCDONALDS CORNERS FARMERS Arden 613-335-2570 at a nominal cost. Rehearses every other MARKET: Saturdays 9 am - 1 pm, May 21 Cloyne 613-336-8744 Saturday morning and every other Wednesday to October 8 at the MERA Schoolhouse - Mountain Grove 613-335-5360 evening. An opportunity to learn a musical Enjoy a latte on the lawn, a sticky bun or Parham 613-549-8888 instrument, read music, play in a group, and a wood-fired pizza, and take home the best Plevna 613-479-2542 follow a conductor. The Fiddle Orchestra from our local food providers and crafters: Sharbot Lake 613-279-2583 performs at schools, seniors’ homes, churches, Info: Lynne Parks at 613-278-2739. OMPAH COMMUNITY LIBRARY, and community events. The BSCFO is an SHARBOT LAKE FARMERS MARKET - located beside the Ompah Community amateur, charitable, non-profit organization, May 21 through October 8, 9am-1pm at the Centre, has a fine collection of fiction and sponsored by Blue Skies in the Community. beach. Fresh local produce, preserves, frozen non-fiction books, DVDs and audio books. Info: Cindy McCall 613-278-2448; cindy. meats, local crafts, baking, fair trade organic Internet is available during library hours and fiddlemusic.mccall@gmail.com FLINTON - LIVE COFFEE HOUSE, Through the Roof Ministries, last Sunday of month at 6:30 pm, all welcome. Music, Waste Disposal Site Hours (By-Law #2012-10) refreshments, short inspirational message. Printed in the spring of 2014 based on By-Law #2012-10 613-336-2614.
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OLDEN DISTRICT 1094 Olden Park Rd off Hwy 7 near Mountain Grove
Wed: 8 am - 12 Noon Thu: 8 am - 12 Noon Fri: 8 am - 12 Noon Sat: 8 am - 12 Noon Sun: 8 am - 12 Noon
1 pm - 5 pm 1 pm - 5 pm 1 pm - 5 pm 1 pm - 5 pm 1 pm - 5 pm
OSO DISTRICT 130 Wemp Road south of Sharbot Lake
Mon: 8 am - 12 Noon Fri: 8 am - 12 Noon Sat: 8 am - 12 Noon
Tue: 1 pm - 5 pm Sun: 1 pm - 5 pm
HINCHINBROOKE DISTRICT Tue: 8 am - 12 Noon 10180 ROAD 38 Sun: 8 am - 12 Noon (HOUSEHOLD GARBAGE ONLY)
Mon: 1 pm - 5 pm Fri: 1 pm - 5 pm Sat: 1 pm - 5 pm
Note: All sites are closed between 12:00 P.M. and 1:00 P.M. on days of operation All sites Closed: January 1st (New Years Day), the 3rd Monday in February (Family Day), Good Friday, July 1st (Canada Day) Second Monday of October (Thanksgiving Day), December 25th (Christmas Day) and December 26th (Boxing Day), Any site normally open December 24th and December 31st will be closed at noon
HARLOWE - OLDE TYME FIDDLERS, music evenings are held on the 3rd Friday of every month, 7:30pm at the community hall, $6 non-members, $5 members, entertainers $2, lunch, prizes. All are welcome, for information call 613-336-2557 HARLOWE - OPEN MIC & MUSIC JAM, are held on the 4th Saturday of month from 2-8pm at the community centre, with a potluck supper. No admission, donations welcome. Call 613-336-2557 JACK’S JAM, Plevna, a toe-tappin’ mixture of Country & Bluegrass Music, Clar-Mill Hall, 1-5:30pm; see the dates under “Events”. Enjoy the potluck supper and all are welcome! Sponsor: Clar-Mill Community Volunteers. Info: Ed Schlievert 613-479-9909. NORTHBROOK - OPEN MIC & POTLUCK, potluck dinner 6pm, music 7-11pm, Lions Hall, 2nd Friday of every month. Admission $6, entertainers $2. Bring your talent and your potluck; all welcome; info, call Lionel at 613-336-8142.
Community Services 27 THEATRE NORTH FRONTENAC LITTLE THEATRE fosters creativity, partnerships, and a sense of belonging. NFLT is not only for actors; there are many roles to be filled backstage as well. Productions take place in the fall and in the spring. Our spring 2016 production is the family classic, “Pinocchio”, performed from April 21 through April 24 at Granite Ridge Education Centre. For more information please call Brian Robertson at 613-279-1335 or visit www.nflt.ca
COMMUNITY SERVICES CLOTHING DEPOTS CLOTHING BOUTIQUE – Northbrook, in former United Church next to cemetery, good quality used clothes and household items at low, low prices: Winter hours - Thurs. & Sat. 10am - 2pm; Summer Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays, 10am – 2pm TREASURE TRUNK, 1171 Cannon Rd. Sharbot Lake, Mon-Fri, 9-3, Sat.: 9-noon in summer. Not much money for clothes? Find affordable new and next to new clothes. Larger household items accepted as donations. 613-279-2113.
SOCIETY meets at 1pm on the third Monday of the month (with the exception of July & August) in the Barrie Community Hall. We travel by bus to discover lost settlements, ghost towns, old mines and logging sites. Meetings are open to everyone and new members are always welcome!
and sponsor a deer contest in the fall. New members are always welcome. Phone Ron Pethick, 613-336-9400.
CROW LAKE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION - Hall rentals available in century old Crow Lake school house with modern kitchen. Can accommodate CONSERVATIONISTS OF special events, meetings. Contact Marion FRONTENAC ADDINGTON: foster Ratzinger, marion.ratzinger@gmail.com conservation in the Frontenac Addington FRONTENACADDINGTON TRAPPERS area and encourage the wise use of land and COUNCIL aims to: foster conservation; resources. They take children fishing during encourage the wise use of land and resources; their “Take Kids Fishing” Week, sponsor maintain and enhance fur bearers, wildlife, a bursary at NAEC, stock speckled trout and fish populations and habitats for the
South Frontenac Rental Centre Sporting Goods, Archery, Ammunition, Reloading Supplies, Live Bait and More Gift Certificates Available! We Buy Used Guns!
COMMUNITY GROUPS ARDEN LEGION, BRANCH 334 sponsors Euchre every Thursday night, 7:30pm. Euchre tournaments last Thursday of the month. Cribbage on Wednesdays 2pm. Community Dart league on Sundays at 1pm, and Wednesdays & Fridays 7:30pm. Free use of snooker table. Volunteer help is always welcome. Barbeques will be held every Friday starting in the spring from 4 to 7pm; 5967 Arden Rd. call 613-335-2737. CENTRAL FRONTENAC RAILWAY HERITAGE SOCIETY works to preserve the railway heritage of the area, mounting displays, renovating memorabilia and a caboose (open July and August, 11am-3pm, Saturdays only) and developing The Railway Heritage Park in Sharbot Lake as a tourist destination. For information or to help, call 613-279-2777 CLAR-MILL COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS hold their meetings at the Clar-Mill Hall in Plevna on the 3rd Tuesday of each month. Everyone is welcome. For more information please contact Ed (613) 479-9909 or John (613) 479-0175. CLOYNE & DISTRICT HISTORICAL
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Community Services community will be held with dates and time posted in Frontenac News. Annual Fall Harvest Sale held in October. We have a Humanitarian Service in our Lodges to help people when needed. ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION Branch 328, Northbrook 613-336-2676 Branch 334, Arden 613-335-2737 Branch 425, Sharbot Lake, 613-279-2659
SHARBOT LAKE & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB. Do you enjoy helping others? Do you enjoy contributing to your community? Do you like fun and fellowship with other service minded people? Lions do all this and more! We are always seeking new North Frontenac Little Theatre 2015 production of ‘The Miracle Worker’. members. WE SERVE! 613-375-6318. betterment of trappers and residents alike; and talent, we celebrate birthdays of the months www.sharbotlions.com to promote a positive and humane image of with cake and song. All are welcome, not THE SHARBOT LAKE LEGION, the trapping tradition and the necessity of it in only folks from Ompah. Hollowood Branch 425, will celebrate its wildlife control and habitat conservation. The OMPAH COMMUNITY CENTRE 70th Anniversary in May this year. We are council offers courses in trapping and sponsors ASSOCIATION – supports the facility planning a number of activities to celebrate an annual fishing derby, among other projects. where community members can meet, hold this Anniversary, commencing with our Information: Wilf Deline at 613-336-8359; activities and support each other. AGM BBQ Chicken Supper on May 27. The visit us on facebook or at www.trapon.org held in July and Planning Meeting is held tickets are currently on sale. We also plan to OMPAH - BIRTHDAY BASH / in January. Contact Marily Seitz at 613have some music that evening. Throughout COMMUNITY POTLUCK: the Birthday 479-2855. the summer we will hold events such as Bash is held monthly at the Ompah PARHAM - MAYFLOWER LODGE horseshoes, bocce ball, etc. The Zone Fishing Community Centre at 6pm - generally the holds Bingos every Friday night, 6:45pm. Derby will also take place at the Legion for 3rd Wednesday of the month. Following Suppers and Entertainment nights for the Legion members & guests the weekend of the dinner and brief entertainment by local July 8-10. A dance with DJ Dawn Tryon will be held on Sat. July 9. On Sunday there will be a Fish Fry lunch.
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SNOW ROAD COMMUNITY CENTRE (activities and schedules are subject to change without notice). Please join us for Friday Morning Coffee from 10am-noon. There are exercise classes Tuesday and Thursdays 9:3010:30am and Low Impact Exercise Tuesdays and Thursdays 11am - noon. Community Potluck on the second Wednesday of each month 5:30pm. Many other activities. For further information please email snowroadcc@gmail.com SNOW ROAD SNOWMOBILE CLUB - 1106 Gemmills Rd. A heated facility for all snowmobilers during snowmobile season. Fundraiser breakfasts are held every second Saturday, 8 - 11 am, October & November and from mid-January to mid-May. Available for rental for special meetings or other events year round for up to 100 people. Wheelchair accessible. Contact Ruth Wark 613-278-0477 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. TOPS is available to all age groups from 7 years and up and to both men and women. Annual membership is $36 per
Community Services 29 year; plus weekly dues to cover the expenses of the individual chapter; weekly dues from $1.50 to $2. Visit a TOPS chapter in Sharbot Lake, Verona and Harrowsmith. First visit is free. Area Captain, Carol Busschaert, phone: 613-766-9387; email: cbusschaert@cogeco. ca; www.tops.org
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMUNITY LIVING - NORTH FRONTENAC is dedicated to providing equal opportunities to individuals with intellectual disabilities and their families in the Central/North Frontenac area. Support and Services include Supported Independent Living, Day/Vocational Supports, Family Supports, Home Share, Out of Home Respite, Foundations/Passport Funding, and Person Centered Planning. For further information, contact Deb Ryckman or Marcel Quennevile at 613-279-3731, weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. FOOD BANKS. Local food banks need food and cash donations, and community involvement. For the North Frontenac Food Bank, call 613-532-8855. FRONTENAC TRANSPORTATION SERVICE operates under the umbrella of Northern Frontenac Community Services, providing transportation to residents of North, Central and South Frontenac Townships. If you find yourself needing transportation, or if you would like to join our team of volunteer drivers, please call Frontenac Transportation Service at 613279-2044 or 1-877-279-2044 or e-mail us at transportation@nfcs.ca LAND O’LAKES COMMUNITY SERVICES provides social services to individuals and families living primarily in the Township of Addington Highlands. The agency offers three programs to the community: Community Support Program promotes a quality of life to enable seniors and people with physical disabilities to remain in their own homes for a longer time by providing Social & Congregate Dining, Meals On Wheels, Transportation, Homemaking, Caregiver Support. Adult Protection Services provides a continuum of crisis & support services to adults with developmental challenges. Service is offered both short-term and long-term. Land O’Lakes Women’s Program provides crisis and support services to women experiencing abuse and violence in their lives in the northern areas of both L.&A. and Frontenac counties. Other Services available are L&A Addictions & Community Mental
TOWNSHIP OF NORTH FRONTENAC Waste Disposal / Recycling Sites / Transfer Station & Household Hazardous Waste Depot Hours
lOCATION
SUMMER HOURS
506 SITE: 3444 Road 506
Sun: Mon: Tue: Wed: Fri: Sat:
WINTER HOURS Commencing May 15th Commencing Oct.1st 2 pm - 7 pm 1 pm - 6 pm 1 pm - 6 pm 9 am - 6 pm 2 pm - 6 pm 1 pm - 6 pm
Mon: Thu: Fri: Sat:
12 Noon - 4 pm 9 am - 1 pm 1 pm - 4 pm 12 Noon - 4 pm
* Holiday Monday: 12 Noon - 4 pm * Household Hazardous Waste: (Summer) 2nd & 4th Wednesday 1:30 pm - 6 pm, 1st Saturday of each month 1 pm - 6 pm CLOYNE SITE: 202 Skootamatta Lake Rd
Sun: Mon: Wed: Fri: Sat:
10 am - 6 pm Sun: 9 am - 4 pm 10 am - 5 pm Wed: 1 pm - 4 pm 9 am - 1 pm Fri: 9 am - 12 Noon 9 am - 1 pm 12 Noon - 5 pm
* Holiday Monday: (Summer) 10 am - 6 pm KASHWAKAMAK SITE: 1749 Kashwakamak Lk. Rd
Sun: 1 pm - 7 pm Thu: 1 pm - 6 pm
Sun: 12 Noon - 4 pm
* Holiday Monday: (Summer) 2 pm - 7 pm, (Winter) 12 Noon - 4 pm PLEVNA SITE: 6476 Buckshot Lake Rd
Sun: Wed: Thu: Fri:
10 am - 6 pm Sun: 10 am - 4 pm 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Wed: 10 am - 4 pm 1 pm - 6 pm Fri: 10 am - 4 pm 10 am - 6 pm
* Household Hazardous Waste: (Summer) Wednesday 8:30 am - 12:30 pm MISSISSIPPI SITE: 1177 Shiner Rd
Tue: 10 am - 2 pm Sat: 10 am - 4 pm
Tue: 10 am - 2 pm Sat: 10 am - 2 pm
* Household Hazardous Waste: (Summer) Tues. 10:00 am - 2:00 pm OMPAH SITE: 10458 Road 509
Sun: 3 pm - 7 pm Wed: 10 am - 2 pm Fri: 12 pm - 4 pm
Sun: 12 pm - 4 pm
* Holiday Weekend: Open Monday instead of Sunday (Winter and Summer).
Open hours are subject to change. Please refer to the North Frontenac Township Website http://www.northfrontenac.com/services-waste-recycle.html for current information. *All sites are CLOSED Christmas Day and New Year’s Day
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Community Services
Health; Pathways for Children & Youth; Family & Children’s Services; Ontario Works; Rural Legal Services; Lennox & Addington Resources for Children. For more information please call 613-336-8934. 12497A Highway 41, Northbrook.
listing on page 27. All other programs operate out of the building at 1020 Elizabeth St. in Sharbot Lake (next to the Oso Hall). Services include Community Support Services (for seniors and the physically disabled), Family Counselling and Adult Protective Services. Other organizations who share space with NFCS include: Ontario Works, Ontario Disability Support Program, the North Rural Women’s Program, Addictions and Mental Health Services for KFL&A, KAIROS addiction services for youth, Providence Care Centre, Rural Legal Services and the Family and Children’s Services KFL&A. For information call 613-279-3151.
NORTHERN FRONTENAC COMMUNITY SERVICES offers a range of programs for residents, from infants to seniors. Our child centre at 1004 Art Duffy Road in Sharbot Lake offers a licensed Child Care, Ontario Early Years programs and youth recreational programs and parent resources and referrals. For more information call 2792244. Transportation services are offered Young fiddler, Jessica Wedden, plays for the for adults, seniors and children through VILLAGES BEAUTIFUL organizes and Sharbot Lake seniors Frontenac Transportation Services (FTS) - see runs the Festival of Trees at Christmas and the proceeds are shared between the villages of Central Frontenac. The money is used to buy flowers and trees in the various villages Take Out and these are maintained by an army of Available! volunteers during the summer. If you would
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Summer Hours: May- October Open Daily 8 am - 9 pm Winter Hours: October - May Mon-Wed 8-2 Thurs-Sun 8-8
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Cloyne
613.336.1760
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Fernleigh Lodge
Fernleigh
1.866.459.9099
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The Pizza Place
Harrowsmith
613.372.5693
Addison’s Restaurant
Northbrook
613.336.8265
The Codfather
Northbrook
613.336.1212
North of 7
Plevna
613.479.2603
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Cardinal Café
Sharbot Lake
613.279.3734
www.cardinalhandmade.com
Jossy’s Chill & Grill
Sharbot Lake
613.545.5495
The Maples
Sharbot Lake
613.279.3200
Sharbot Lake Country Inn
Sharbot Lake
613.279.2198
Subway
Sharbot Lake
613.279.7827
Mill Street Café
Sydenham
613.376.1533
Mill Street Pizzeria
Sydenham
613.376.3710
Martha’s Place
Verona
613.374.5444
MOM Restaurant
Verona
613.374.2817
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like to become a volunteer or require more information please call Linda, 279-2576 or email villagesbeautiful@yahoo.ca.
EDUCATION CONNECTIONS ADULT LEARNING CENTRES - offers a wide variety of training opportunities for adults and youth 16 and over in Sharbot Lake and Northbrook. Computer training is very popular; learn everything from the basics of computers, emails and internet, to digital photography, Microsoft Office programs and advanced accounting software like QuickBooks. • Credit courses through the Limestone District School Board are available at both our sites. • Those interested in college courses find our e-lab an excellent way to access online courses offered by OntarioLearn, a consortium of Ontario’s Community Colleges. Contact either of our sites: Sharbot Lake, 24719 Hwy 7, 613-2792499. Northbrook, 12497A Road 41, Unit 3, 613-336-0691. LIMESTONE DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD Clarendon Central P.S. 613-479-2264 Granite Ridge Education Centre 613-279-2131 Land O’Lakes P.S. 613-335-5254 North Addington Education Centre 613-336-8991 ALGONQUIN & LAKESHORE CATHOLIC DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD
St. James Major Catholic Elementary School 613-279-3300
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