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2021 SOUTH FRONTENAC
Community Services
& Activity Guide
BRINGING OUR
COMMUNITY TOGETHER!
SPORTS, CAMPS,
FAMILY, FUN
AND SO MUCH MORE!
Welcome
A Message From Mayor Vandewal:
The 2021 edition of the
South Frontenac Recreation Committees
Community Services & South Frontenac has two Recreation Committees dedicated to serving the community. Made up of Volunteers,
Activity Guide is unlike any Township Councillors, and supported by Township Staff, the Recreation Committees are focused on performing key
other; what remains the functions that support local recreation and leisure needs.
same is the evolution of Recreation & Leisure Facilities Committee Community Programming & Events Committee
this wonderful source of
Donna Garland; Heidi Traulsen; JoAnne Timmins; John Annie Campbell; Linda Bates; Mark Schjerning; Paul
information for living well
Kot; Karl Hammer; Roberta Smith; Toni Angus; John Wash; Tracy Holland; Roger Romero; Megan Sedore;
here in South Frontenac.
Zuber; Ted Howard; Councillor Pat Barr; Councillor Norm Shary Denes; Melissa Elliott; Councillor Doug Morey;
While much of what is in this
Roberts. Councillor Ross Sutherland.
guide will depend on the public health recommendations
surrounding COVID-19 at the time, we encourage you Purpose: This committee is focused on indoor/outdoor Purpose: This committee will be engaging with the
to read through the programs, clubs, services, and facility/amenity maintenance needs and capital wider community through multiple mediums to ensure
businesses that are available in our community and that projects. It also provides support for community that we are meeting programming and event needs.
make South Frontenac a dynamic place to call home. programs and events. This committee will:
Council continues to works towards the vision of the This committee will: • Support current community programs/events and
2019-2022 Strategic Plan; Natural, vibrant and growing • Act as a conduit for community, sporting groups develop new initiatives
- a progressive rural leader. For recreation and leisure, clubs and organizations • Support facility usage/bookings
there are many exciting projects on the horizon, such as • Support facility usage/bookings • Acts as a resource for Township supported events
the Recreation, Parks and Leisure Master Plan. This plan • Provides input into annual facility operating and capital • Provides guidance for community run events
will guide recreation in the Township for years to come budgets from an asset management perspective, • Volunteer appreciation along with retention and
and provide direction for Council, Township staff, and prioritizing recreation based on needs and usage recruitment
the Recreation Committees. Large capital projects are • Meets to review and support capital projects • Supports the Community Grant Program
also scheduled for this year, including renovations at the • Provides residents support and guidance through • Provides input into annual recreation operating and
Frontenac Community Arena, and the development of a the process required to successfully present ideas capital budgets
new multi-use facility at Centennial Park in Harrowsmith. and needs to the township and Council. • Assists with gathering content for Community
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many of us to shift • Provides recommendations to Council Services & Activity Guide
our focus and perspectives. The importance of family, • Supports and guide residents through the process
friends, and a healthy community is more relevant than of successfully presenting ideas and needs to the
ever, we hope this guide is helpful in your pursuit of township and Council
wellness here in South Frontenac. • Provides recommendations to Council
Mayor Ron Vandewal, Township of South Frontenac
613-376-3027 ext. 2236
Recreation Supervisor’s Message We want to hear from you!
The past year has created unique challenges for For the creation of the multi-year
community recreation and leisure. Many of our Recreation, Parks & Leisure Master Plan
traditional activities have been impacted by the
COVID-19 pandemic. The Township and our community
The Master Plan will support Staff and the Recreation Committees in
partners have had to adapt and offer programs and
events in a different way, I am pleased too see our providing recommendations to Council so they can make informed
community step up to the challenge. From the drive decisions that are:
through Santa Parade hosted by the Harrowsmith S&A
• Tailored to the needs of South • Aligned with best practice of
Club to the new house decorating contests, we have
found new ways to stay connected. Frontenac the industry
We are also looking ahead with the development of our • Evidence based • Community driven
Recreation, Parks and Leisure Master Plan, I encourage Throughout spring and early summer, we will be asking for input from
every resident to get involved and help shape the Plan.
Welcome
Visit https://www.southfrontenac.net/RPLmasterplan/
the community to help shape the Master Plan, opportunities include:
for more information. • Online Surveys for Clubs & Organizations
What will come for the rest of 2021 is still unclear, but • Two Virtual Open Houses
what is certain is that our community will continue to
• Online Survey for Residents
work together to offer safe and accessible recreation
opportunities for all. • Random Household Telephone Survey
Tim Laprade, Arena/Recreation Supervisor
613-376-3027 ext. 2231 Learn more & get involved at: wwwsouthfrontenac.net/RPLmasterplan/
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Table of Contents
Youth 4-6
Camps; Clubs & Programs; Sports
Arts & Culture 7-8
3394 Moreland Dixon Road, Inverary ON
Arts, Music & Venues;
Fiberglass Pools, Hot Tubs, Food & Agriculture;
Water Testing & Water Care Products Museums & Historical Societies
Pool & Hot Tub Service & Equipment
613-985-4343 www.knappspools.ca
Community Services 8-12
Chidren’s Services, Family Services,
Family & Senior Services
Community/Service Clubs 12-15
Community/Service Clubs;
T: 613-372-2744
1-800-561-4724
Lake Associations
5474 Hwy 38
Hartington, ON
Sports & Fitness 15-22
info@hartingtonequipment.com
www.hartingtonequipment.com K0H1W0 Sports & Fitness;
Trails & Outdoor Education
Township Information 23-34
Beaches & Parks; Boat Launches;
Education, Electricity; Emergencies;
Council; Churches; Hall Rental;
Full HVAC Services
Sales, Installation & Maintenance Healthcare/Hospitals; Restaurants
Forced Air Oil / In-Floor Hydronic Heat Systems/
Oil Stoves • Forced Air Propane / Fireplaces and Inserts
Public Services
Duct Design / Heat Loss/Gain • Central Air / Ductless Air
Conditioning • WETT Inspections
24 Hour No Heat Service
613-372-1346 • leonardfuels@persona.ca
leonardheatingandcooling.ca
The South Frontenac Community Services 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 on Frontenac-Live.ca
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Youth
The listings below have been prepared in the fall of
2020 and over the winter of 2021, while COVID-19 has
presented a challenge for the groups and organisations
in this guide. Even as the snow melts and spring
2021 arrives, it is hard to know what the rest of the
year will look like. Scheduling and protocols remain a
challenge for everyone. Please contact the groups and
organisations directly to confirm the programs listed
below as some of them will change over the rest of 2021.
Check the Frontenac News each week, Frontenacnews.
ca, Frontenac-live.ca or Southfrontenac.net for specific
event listings. The Frontenac News would like to thank
the business owners and community volunteers listed
in the 2021 South Frontenac Recreation and Activity
Guide for their cooperation. Field, spring sunset in Battersea
through canoe, kayak and hiking trips. Our programs in accordance with the LTAD (long term athletic
Youth - Camps build on one another by continually providing increased development) model of Canoe Kayak Canada to train
skill training and leadership opportunities as well athletes from as young as seven to develop the skills
Eco-Adventure Day Camp - Elbow Lake Environmental as unique wilderness experiences. www.gouldlake. and commitment that can lead to potentially becoming
Education Centre, near Perth Road Village, offers unique ca. Please refer to our website or call our office at a high performance national athlete. Our certified
summer programs with an opportunity to enjoy a 613.376.1433 for further registration details, course coaches teach basic to advanced sprint paddling skills
beautiful location, surrounded by protected forests dates and costs. emphasizing fun, fitness, endurance, and water safety.
and secluded lakes. For info, visit ecoadventurecamp. At the Sydenham Lake Canoe Club, we recognize the
ca or contact (613)533-6000 x77058 or director@ Sydenham Lake Canoe current provincial and municipal COVID-19 pandemic
ecoadventurecamp.ca. Club – SLCC is a volunteer-run
restrictions. In light of this, we have adapted our
club that introduces youth and
Gould Lake Outdoor Centre - Gould Lake (Limestone adults to the lifelong sport of sprint canoe and kayak programs and enhanced our cleaning protocols to ensure
District School Board) summer programs provide an on Sydenham Lake. Our programs has been designed the safety of all our participants and staff, Our summer
opportunity for students to gain high school credits camps and training programs will continue with smaller
To our Swimmers & Campers...
Frontenac WE MISS
•
•
Girls Hockey Association
Be Part of a Team
Make Lifelong Friends
YOU!
We hope you’ve all been safe
• Build Self Confidence and having fun this year! We miss
• Great Exercise you all so much and can’t wait to
• Motor Skills see you as soon as we can!
Development - Camp Councillor Riley R.
Youth - Camps
The Township of South Frontenac has made the difficult decision to cancel Swim and Day Camp
• Social Skills programs for the 2021 season due to the ongoing concerns surrounding COVID-19. This is the
Development second season of traditional Township summer programs to be cancelled because of the pandemic.
• Sportsmanship Normally our program is a place where children and youth belong, grow, thrive and
lead. Children ages 4-12 are welcome to join our enthusiastic, energetic, caring staff
If you are 7 and older and want to play
members in a safe environment that encourages children to realize their potential and
girls hockey-Join our Fury Family.
follow their dreams. We cannot wait to welcome Campers, Swimmers and Staff back
If interested please check out our website
when it is safe to do so.
www.frontenacfury.ca or
www.facebook.com/frontenacfury For more information, please visit www.southfrontenac.net/en/things-to-do/swim-and-daycamps
4 Township of South Frontenac - Bringing our Community Together!
Youth
group sizes and reduced enrollment. As a result of the of Guiding. You’ll be their cheerleader and mentor as For local information, contact: Tim Weston (South
ever changing situation, we acknowledge that we may you help your girls develop skills and confidence that Frontenac Group Commissioner) at sfg@xplornet.ca
be in the position where we will be required to cancel or will last a lifetime. Imagine the fun, the smiles and
Sydenham Academy of Martial Arts - The Academy
postpone the programs Updates will be posted on our giggles, and all the confidence-building moments
of Martial Arts offers several different types of programs
website www.sydenhamlakecanoeclub.com. for the girls – and for yourself. For information - call
to the community such as, seniors Karate, kids Karate,
1-800-565-8111, email info@guidesontario.org or visit
kids Grappling, adult & teen Karate, and if you are a
Clubs & Programs www.girlguides.ca/on
fan of Star Wars We even offer a class in combat light
Royal Canadian Army Cadets - The Royal Canadian saber dueling. The only requirement is a disciplined
The Kids Club after school program takes place on
Army Cadet Corps is looking for 12 to 18-year-old commitment to work hard, train patiently and attend
Thursdays from 3:30-5:30 pm at Prince Charles Public
youth from South Frontenac who are interested in life class on a regular basis. People are always welcome to
School in Verona. Youth in grade 2-5 are welcome to
skills and leadership training through fun activities stop in and try any of our classes! 4421 George Street,
come and participate in group games, activities, crafts,
and instruction. All cost associated with uniforms, Sydenham. Contact Marty Tucker or Kevin Werner, 343-
sports or just to hang out. Be prepared for indoor and
trips and activities are covered by the cadet corps so 364-3484, email sydenhamama@gmail.com.
outdoor activities. There is a yearly program supply fee
it is entirely free to participants. Families are invited
of $20. Program offered by Rural Frontenac Community Sydenham Lake Canoe Club – SLCC is a volunteer-
to attend sessions to learn more about the program.
Services. For more information call (613) 279-3151 ext. run club that introduces youth, adult and seniors to the
Information email Contact@KingstonArmyCadets.ca or
305 or email youth@rfcs.ca lifelong sport of sprint canoe and kayak on Sydenham
visit Kingstonarmycadets.ca
Lake. Our programs has been designed in accordance
Frontenac 4-H Association - 4-H
is a program for youth aged 9 to Scouts Canada (South Frontenac with the LTAD (long term athletic development) model
21 years (before January 1st of the Group) - Offering Boys and Girls: of Canoe Kayak Canada to train athletes from as young
Beavers (ages 5-7), Cubs (ages 8-10), as six to develop the skills and commitment that can
current year). There is also a Cloverbuds
Scouts (ages 11-14), and Ventures lead to potentially becoming a high performance
program offered for children 6 to 9 years of age (again,
(ages 15-18). Follow “The Canadian Path” with exciting Olympic athlete. Our certified coaches teach basic to
before January 1st). The current registration fee is
new programming focusing on adventure, outdoor advanced sprint paddling skills emphasizing fun, fitness,
$95 per member, regardless of how many clubs a
experience and friendship. Youth develop confidence, endurance, and water safety. The Spring and Summer
member participates in during the calendar year. 4-H
self achievement and civic responsibilities while having Youth Sprint Competitive and Adult/Senior Masters
offers additional opportunities such as camps and
scholarships. Contact Ann Babcock at bababcock@ fun and learning to work together. Register online Canoe Kayak/C15 programs are offered for those who
hotmail.ca or 613-372-2974 for details. for the 2019-2020 Scouting Year at www.scouts.ca. are interested in recreational, or sprint or marathon
Girl Guides of Canada-Guides du
Canada, Ontario Council -- EVERYTHING
SHE WANTS TO BE Looking for a place
where girls are empowered to take the
Frontenac Soccer Association
lead, jump into awesome activities, and explore what Registration Opens March 25, 2021.
matters to them? That’s Girl Guides of Canada. A place
where girls: lead the way; seek new challenges; find Please note that while we are accepting registrations for the 2021
their voice; discover how they can make a difference in season there is still the chance that the season will be delayed and
their world; make friends – and have a ton of fun. All
in a safe, supportive, inclusive space. For adults 18 +, or interrupted due to COVID-19 and KFL&A Public Health orders.
when you volunteer with kids at Girl Guides of Canada– For more up to date information visit www.frontenacsoccer.com.
Guides du Canada (GGC), you’re playing a key role in or https://www.facebook.com/Frontenac-Soccer-Association-862691723872583/
providing girls aged 5-17 with the fun and the challenge
WHEN: MID SEPTEMBER UNTIL MID MARCH
Storrington (Registration is open in June. Sign up for an email
Minor Soccer Friends. Teamwork
. Laughter.
notification on our website) www.frontenachockey.ca
WHO: GIRLS & BOYS WELCOME | ALL SKILL LEVELS!
Youth - Sports
We are getting ready for the 2021 soccer season. At the (Learn to Skate to fun House League & competitive Rep!)
direction of Ontario Soccer, we are postponing sign ups
COSTS: Visit our website for each divisions price
until things get back to normal.
(2 - 3 hrs/wk for regular weekly practices & games & over
New information will be posted here and to Facebook as 6 months of fun & fitness for less than $85/mth most divisions)
it becomes available and as timelines are communicated SKILL DEVELOPMENT: PRE SEASON CONDITIONING CLINICS +
to us. Stay safe and we look forward to seeing you after e. Leadership.
Health. Confidenc Goalie Clinics, Power Skating & 3 on 3 Fun Days
the Covid-19 situation is resolved.
www.storringtonminorsoccer.ca Registration & info at www.Frontenachockey.ca
Facebook: Storrington Minor Soccer Association Learn to Skate • Tyke • Novice • Atom • Peewee • Bantom • Midget • Rep
2021 Community Services & Activity Guide - www.southfrontenac.net 5
Youth
training for competitions held throughout Ontario. The Soccer, Frontenac Soccer
Canoe Kayak Kids Day Camp Program is a recreational Association (FSA) - Serving
program that introduces children to outdoor adventure Harrowsmith, Verona, Sydenham,
and the joy of paddling and racing stream-lined Yarker, and other South Frontenac
sprint canoes and kayaks and C15(war canoes) boats. communities. See ad page 6.
www.sydenhamlakecanoeclub.com.
Soccer, Storrington Minor Soccer
- Offers a summer soccer program at
Youth: Sports Gerald Ball Memorial Park in Sunbury.
Information – call 613-387-3730 or
Hockey, Frontenac Minor Hockey Association –
613-353-9928. See ad page 7.
The Frontenac Flyers - Runs from Mid-September to
mid March, out of the Frontenac Community Arena. Softball, Frontenac County – All information,
Visit Frontenachockey.ca See ad page 4. including registration for 2021, about Softball in
Frontenac County can be found at www.fcmsa.ca. Please
Hockey, Frontenac Fury/Frontenac Girls Hockey
refer to the website and social medial for more details and
Association - provides girls aged 6 to 18 in the County
the season approaches. We thank you for your patience as
of Frontenac with the opportunity to play recreational
we navigate the 2021 season. See ad page 6.
house-league hockey with other girls from within their
community, and nearby communities. Information - Battersea
visit frontenacfury.ca. See ad page 4. Contact: Brittany Smith
Email: batterseasoftball@gmail.com
Football, Thousand Islands Minor
Phone: 613-329-0308
Fooftball - TIMFL is a non-profit football
Website: www.fcmsa.ca
entity, and is an affiliated member of the
Facebook: @batterseasoftball
Ontario Football Alliance and Football
Canada. TIMFL has been providing youth with an Central Frontenac
opportunity to play football, to be part of a team, and Contact: Kurtis Jackson
Back Yard Sunset by Kendra Snarr,
build on his/her skill set. Info: timfl.questions@gmail. Email: cfminorsoftball@hotmail.com
Frontenac 4-H Association, Photography
com Website: www.fcmsa.ca
Club.
Harrowsmith
Frontenac County Minor Softball Association- 2021 Season Contact: Laura Huffman/Krista Bradley
Email: little_lolo77@hotmail.com
All associations will have the same in person registration dates as follows: Website: www.fcmsa.ca
Wednesday March 24th from 6pm-9pm Inverary
Saturday March 27th from 9am-12pm Contact: Shawn Pearce
Email: youth.activities@hotmail.com
Battersea Perth Road Phone: 613-453-2437
Ken Garrett Park, 4010 Perth RD, Inverary Ken Garrett Park, 4010 Perth RD, Inverary Website: www.fcmsa.ca
Brittany Smith, batterseasoftball@gmail.com Brittany/Shawn, softballperthroad@gmail.com
613-329-0308 613-329-0308 or 613-453-2437 Perth Road
Harrowsmith Sydenham Contact: Brittany/Shawn
S&A Hall, 4041 Colebrook RD Sydenham library, 4412 Wheatley Street. Email: softballperthroad@gmail.com
Laura Huffman/Krista Bradley, little_lolo77@hotmail.com Hughie & Tammy Vankoughnett Phone: 613-329-0308 or 613-453-2437
Inverary sydenhamminorsoftball@yahoo.com Website: www.fcmsa.ca
Ken Garrett Park, 4010 Perth RD, Inverary Verona Facebook: @perthroadsoftball
Shawn Pearce, youth.activities@hotmail.com Verona Lions Hall, 4504 Verona Sand RD Sydenham
Tabita Morton, veronahartingtonsoftball@gmail.com
Registration Fees Contact: Hughie & Tammy Vankoughnett
613-929-5569
Youth - Sports
DIVISION (Year of Birth) Fee Email: sydenhamminorsoftball@yahoo.com
We welcome all and ask that you please Website: www.fcmsa.ca
T-Ball 2015-2016 $55
screen yourself prior to coming.
5 Pitch 2013-2014 $55
Mite 2011-2012 $65 Please take a look at our website for
Verona
Squirt 2009-2010 $70 updated information, www.fcmsa.ca Contact: Tabita Morton
Peewee 2007-2008 $75 Email: veronahartingtonsoftball@gmail.com
If you cannot make it to in person
Bantam 2003-2006 $95 Phone: 613-9295-569
registrations please find your local contact
We will not be taking registration fee’s at this time. and get a hold of them, or email to Website: www.fcmsa.ca
Registration Deadline: Apr 3, 2021 fcmsapres@gmail.com and we will forward Facebook: @veronahartingtonsoftball
to correct contact.
6 Township of South Frontenac - Bringing our Community Together!
Arts & Culture
Arts & Culture
Arts, Music & Venues
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. Regular ongoing scheduled
activities include yoga, the VON exercise program,
Pussy Willow by Amy Dafoe, Frontenac 4-H Association, Photography Club.
cycling/hiking, snow shoeing, euchres, potlucks, and
more. The hall is available for rent (see hall rental). For Come with a curious heart, leave with many songs tenting, for those who prefer to sleep under the stars.
information email bellrockhall@gmail.com, or check inside you, and greater calmness. Our group is open to Their mission is to nurture and inspire people to live
out our Facebook page: Bellrockhall. 613-329-5749. all women, including folks who have doubts about their more simply and sustainably and to form a deeper
voices, usually only sing in the shower, and/or had a connection with the natural world. Information –
The Frontenac Women’s Chorus - welcomes new
mean grade three teacher who told them they couldn’t 613-273-8745, info@wintergreenstudios.com or visit
members at the start of their spring and fall terms
sing! Want to experience more freedom, ease and fun www.wintergreenstudios.com.
(January and September), meeting at Trinity United
with your voice? Then Soulful Singing could be for you.
Church in Verona every Monday night. An ability to read
music is strongly advised, and please contact Patty Smith
Come on out to join the circle of friendship and song.
$10 per night, first time is free. For information: Donna:
Food & Agriculture
at kpatty.smith@gmail.com for an informal audition if Frontenac Farmers Market - The Frontenac Farmers
(613) 353-2889 wooddhouse@yahoo.ca or Wendy
you are interested in joining our friendly group. Market presents superb quality, locally produced,
Luella (613) 549-3102 info@wendyluellaperkins.com.
Guitar & Ukulele Lessons - 35 years of experience. locally grown or locally hand-made products from
Wintergreen Studios – 90 Wintergreen Lane our bakers, canners, gardeners, cooks, artists and,
All ages and levels. Various Styles. Electric or acoustic.
(formerly 9780 Canoe Lake most importantly, farmers. Delicious food, seasonal
Lessons geared towards students personal goals WINTERGREEN
Road) - Wintergreen Studios STUDIOS
fresh fruits and veggies, & unique artisans. Saturdays,
and interests. Lesson location is at my home studio
is a year-round, off-grid wilderness retreat centre that 9am to 2pm from May to Oct 2019, Centennial Park in
in Fermoy. Get the details and start pickin’. Contact
focuses on education, culture, and the environment. Harrowsmith.Informationvisitfrontenacfarmersmarket.
John Russell at ideastofretabout@icloud.com
They offer seasonally relevant programming in the ca. Follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/
613-483-0377.
arts and environmentalism (see events guide) as well FrontenacFarmersMarket/.
Piano Lessons – All ages welcome, it is never to late as retreat and meeting facilities for individuals and
to begin. Piano Lessons available at my home studio or groups (also see hall rentals). Guests have access to Frontenac Federation of Agriculture - The
at Loughborough Public School. Information Carolyn a network of over a dozen trails for self-guided hikes Frontenac Federation of Agriculture represents farmers
Schaub 613-376-6207 of visit carolynscreative.com. through the diverse 204-acre land in the heart of in Frontenac County, City of Kingston, Wolfe and Howe
the Frontenac Arch Biosphere Reserve. Their simple Islands. Information - call Allison Shannon 613-541-7953,
Trinity Quilters - A group of quilters who welcome
and comfortable accommodations include private or email Dudley Shannon at shanlake@kingston.net. or
new members to work on individual and group projects.
rooms and shared rooms in their spacious strawbale follow us on Facebook.
The group shares ideas, techniques, snacks and laughs.
Participants work at their own pace and skill level. lodge, private cordwood-built woodland cabins, and Continued page 9
Information - Angie Billings 613-374-3711.
Quilting group - formerly Victoria’s Quilts-Harrowsmith Reid’s
Arts - Food & Agriculture
Branch, makes quilts for people with cancer and other Visit Our
illnesses. The group would welcome new members to
help with the cutting, ironing and sewing of quilts. Please Baker y
contact Judy Skeggs- 613-374-3420 if you are interested Fresh Baked Daily
!
in joining us, need a quilt or wish to recommend the Your One Stop Shop
name of a potential recipient of a quilt. • Fresh Produce Authorized Agent For:
Master Card
Soulful Singing in Battersea - It is an active • Butcher Shop
meditative practice that promotes mindfulness, joy,
creativity and community. We share songs and chants
• Bakery & Deli Open Daily
• Full Grocery Assortment
through the oral tradition in inclusive, heart-opening
gatherings that focus on presence, not performance. Hwy 38 Verona (613) 374-2112
2021 Community Services & Activity Guide - www.southfrontenac.net 7
Arts & Culture
The South Frontenac Museum: Bringing Our History, Art & Culture To Life
At the South Frontenac Museum, our job is to fascinate
and educate residents and visitors by bringing our
history, creativity and culture to life. Please enjoy this
article featuring artifacts found at the Museum. For
more information or to book a tour at the Museum
please call 613-376-3027 ext. 2600 or visit us at www.
southfrontenacmuseum.ca.
Tin Tea Set: Shall I Put the Kettle On?
Written by: Sam Nicholls
South Frontenac Museum Society Members & their new computers purchased with a
Community Foundations for Kingston & Area grant, South Frontenac Museum.
that produced colourful tea sets and drums after World Britain and the newly established North American
War 1. It was not uncommon to see other traditional colonies. Wealthier families gifted daughters delicate
sets made of porcelain or ceramic and today, children’s and decorated tea sets on birthdays and holidays,
tea sets are predominantly made from plastic. encouraging these young girls to hold tea parties for
The introduction of the tea set as a popular toy for dollies, teddy bears and friends.
young girls emerged as early as the 16th century Afternoon tea (also known as High Tea) is now a
(1500s), although the material they were made from long-standing tradition in Britain. Its establishment
A common toy in modern and historic households is varied. Previously seen in European countries such as is credited to Anna, the Seventh Duchess of Bedford
the tea set. This particular tea set is made of tin and was France and Germany, the tea sets’rise in popularity came (England), in the year 1840. As Britain began to
manufactured and marketed by the Ohio Art Company in the 19th century (1800s) in places such as Europe, establish colonies in Canada, this tradition continued
within colonial settlements because of its recall and
relationship to England, the original home of colonizers.
Gifting a tea set not only instilled a sense of pride and
connection to England; it also prepared young girls for
their upcoming roll as a woman in Canadian society.
Hosting a pretend tea for their dolls and friends
allowed daughters to prepare themselves for domestic
life. As part of their role as the housewife, adult women
would host tea’s for other local women. In wealthier
and urban communities, afternoon tea was an event in
which ladies of the town would be invited to and was
an opportunity to dress up and exhibit delicate and
refined manners. In more rural communities, afternoon
tea was a little less formal, but nonetheless a significant
event that would allow women to take a break from
their domestic chores and engage with other women
in their communities.
Catch a glimpse into how people lived Gifting a young girl a tea set was a marker of the
50, 75, 100, or 150 years ago. role she would take on in society. It would allow her
Arts & Culture
to engage in imaginative play, while teaching her the
responsibilities of motherhood and the entertaining
of guests. The images featured on the tin tea set of the
Hartingtion Schoolhouse South Frontenac Museum also emphasize some of the
5595 Highway 38 roles a girl child would be expected to take on – caring
for children through the play with a doll and sharing
SouthFrontenacmuseum.ca toys with other boys and girls, therefore emphasizing
613-376-3027 Ext. 2600 the care she has for her community.
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The Lanark and District Maple Syrup Producers
Association (LDMSPA) is a group of 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) Gorr’s Maple Syrup, 3596
Quinn Road, Harrowsmith 613-372-0348 and Crooked
Lane Farm - 1023 O’Reilly Rd, Hartington, 613-372-
2970. Information – ldmspa.com.
National Farmers Union (NFU) Local 316 - For more
than 15 years, 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. For updates on NFU activity, check out
nfuontario.ca/new/locals/local-316, nfuontario.ca and
nfu.ca. Information – call Josh Suppan, President, 613-
539-5569 local316@nfuontario.ca. Round bales in a Sydenham hay field
peoples and later settlers through the logging and services throughout South Frontenac. For information
Museums & mining boom years to the home life, family histories, regarding services listed below call 1-855-279-2052 or
architecture and schools of our farming communities. 613-279-3151 or visit rfcs.ca. EarlyOn Child and Family
Heritage Societies We invite families to come for a fascinating interactive Centres are a free, friendly, drop in playgroups open to
experience. We offer programming all summer and can all parents, grandparents and caregivers of children
Bedford and District Historical Society/Research Centre
accommodate groups and school classes, with prior from birth to six years of age. The Centres enhance
- The Bedford and District Historical Society/ Research
notice. children’s learning and development, provide support
Centre is located at the Glendower Hall at 1381 Westport
The Museum Society is made up of local residents. to parents and caregivers, and connect families to
Road. The centre contains hidden treasures waiting to
We need people of all sorts of skills and interests: community services.
be uncovered by local residents. The committee has
storytelling, preservation and archiving, greeting The programs are play based learning experiences
been actively preserving history for 16 years, when the
visitors, helping research and plan special interest that are fun and engaging – such as painting, drawing,
centre’s former chair and founder, June Quinn (who has
displays and programs related to local architecture, building, creating, reading, storytelling, singing, and
since passed away), began collecting, preserving and
mining, genealogy,and details of daily living, etc. We more. They offer opportunities to meet and make
cataloguing local artifacts. Our annual open house is on
welcome new members and volunteers who want to be connections with families with young children in your
Feb 22, from 10am -3pm, otherwise the Centre is open
a part of our future to come and join our team. community.
by appointment. Information - Gerald Stinson 613-
You can connect with us on the web at Rural Frontenac Community Services offers programs
273- 5588 or email stinson@rideau.net.
http://southfrontenacmuseum.ca on Facebook: @ six days a week including Thursday night and Saturdays
South Frontenac Museum – Have you ever southfrontenacmuseum or by phone at 613-376-3027 at our EarlyON site in Sydenham on Mill St. You
Children’s Services
wondered about that classic stone schoolhouse on extension 2600. will also find programs during the week in Verona,
Road 38 at the Hartington crossroad just north of Harrowsmith and Storrington. For our full schedule
Harrowsmith? Are you curious about why people settled
in this area, and how they lived before electricity, cars
Community Services at visit www.cityofkingston.ca/residents/community-
services/childcare/EarlyON, on our agency website
or running water? Did you ever find yourself looking www.rfcs.ca or like us on Facebook, Rural Frontenac
for something to do with the kids on a rainy afternoon Children’s Services Community Services.
at the cottage? Rural Frontenac Community
The Museum is owned by the Township of South Services (RFCS) is a community agency
Frontenac and managed by the South Frontenac that operates the Ontario Early Years
Museum Society. We have artifacts, photographs, Centre, providing youth and children’s
documents and stories of our earliest indigenous
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Community Services
Family Services
Clothing Depot, Community Caring - 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, or Kathy
Ward 613-572-6958.
Clothing Depot, Style Revival - Free clothing, Verona
Free Methodist Church, Wed and Thurs 10 am -1pm.
Information – call Keilo at 613-374-5289.
Loughborough Christmas & Emergency Relief
Committee - (LC&ERC) was founded in 1988 on
the tradition of neighbours helping neighbours.
Funded entirely by donations from our community,
we provide approximately 75 local families a year
with holiday food baskets and about another 25 with
emergency financial assistance to help them cope
with unexpected crises such as fire, sudden death of
the breadwinner, or utility disconnection. In addition
to our yearly mailing, fundraisers are held by caring
individuals in our community so please support them
if you can. They include VisionSoup held in November,
Rock N Roll Christmas dance in December and an
evening of Christmas song and fellowship hosted by
the Sydenham Holiness Church in December, along
with other supportive community events. Donations
Elizabeth Creighton, Frontenac 4-H Association, Photography Club. can be made to LC&ERC either by mail, or through the
Canada Helps button found on the website: lcerc.ca For
RehabWell Physiotherapy Information call – 613-572-6004 (leave a message), or
email - info@lcerc.ca.
Physiotherapy | Custom Orthotics | Braces New Leaf Link (NeLL) is
a grassroots organization
We Treat Sciatica, Sports Injuries, Low Back Pain, that champions the
Arthritis Pain, Rotator Cuff Injuries & More. interests and abilities of (dis)abled participants in
Arts, Healthy Living, and Community Participation.
Call us to book We also make NeLL is a friendship project. Our mission is to
recognize, extend, and support participants’ special
your appointment today! Custom Orthotics. interests in an environment that fosters long-term
relationships. The oak leaf logo is an organic metaphor
1-2779 Rutledge Rd, Sydenham, ON 613.372.1986 www.rehabwell.ca
symbolizing community connection. NeLL offers 3
program days per week 45 weeks a year from the fully
accessible Harrowsmith Free Methodist Church. Since
Trousdale 2009, we have been happy to have been filling a gap
in services for (dis)abled residents from South and
Funeral Home LTD.
Family Services
Central Frontenac. Activities emphasize arts (drama,
painting, puppets, music, and adapted technologies),
Proudly Serving healthy living (cooking, nutrition, health promotion,
dance, martial arts, and adapted exercise), and
All Faiths community participation (guest speakers, regular
4374 Mill Street, Sydenham outings to local places of interest, and nurturing
friendships). Hours of operation are 9:30am to 2:30pm
613-376-3022 Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, year round.
Cost to participants is $35 per day. NeLL broadens
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its community by hosting regular Open House
10 Township of South Frontenac - Bringing our Community Together!We help people because you help us
At Southern Frontenac Community Services, we are If you are able, gifts can be made on online at
grateful for our generous donors, volunteers and www.sfcsc.ca/donate or cheques can be made
friends. With your support we are able to help seniors, out to SFCSC and mailed to us. Thank you for
individuals and families in need. Every donation made your support. Together we enable seniors to
stays in the community and helps to keep important remain living at home longer and enhance the
health and social services close to home. quality of life in South Frontenac.
“We donate in honour of the
wonderful team at the Grace
Centre. They have done a
14,060
nutritious hot & frozen meals delivered
to isolated seniors and those in need
24,276
of care through support
programs for
HOURS
wonderful job supporting my frail seniors.
parents through challenging
times. We so appreciate your
hard work and the care you
provide. Many thanks!” 1,350
health and wellness
“I’m happy to be in a position
to give back. We think you
all are doing such a good job
check-in calls to and know that extra money
Our volunteers gave 198 isolated seniors is needed at this time.”
9,950
through our telephone
reassurance program
hrs
of their time and help
“Thank you
for keeping the
Food Bank open
55
increase
%
and continuing in the number of
to ensure food Food Bank users
to those in our who are seniors
community who
need help.”
“Thank you for everything
you all do for others, not only
during this difficult time of
71,770 km
logged for drives to medical
appointments
“Thank you for the
essential services you
Covid-19, but every day.” provide. I am over 2 hours
away from my parents.
4,214 days 1,178 hours
Your help has given me
of food peace of mind during this
provided through very difficult time.”
the Food Bank to anyone needing help of hospice volunteers time providing emotional
support and respite to caregivers
4295 Stagecoach Road, Box 43, Sydenham, ON K0H 2T0 | www.sfcsc.ca | (613) 376-6477 | Reg. Charitable No. 122150204 RR 0001Community Services
events in the spring, summer, & late fall. Visit www. recreation staff deliver a full-day program, Monday to Respite care is available if booked in advance. No referral
newleaflink.ca, or www.facebook.com/newleaflink Friday from 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., in a group setting for or fee requited, 613-376-6477 ext. 205.
for information on NeLL’s history, our volunteer board adults who require monitoring and/or assistance. This Bereavement Support Group – A supportive and
of directors, the program, and ways to volunteer. New program benefits adults in the community living with safe place for adults to talk about grief and loss. Last
volunteers are welcome! Donations also appreciated dementias, Parkinson’s, acquired brain injuries, strokes, Wednesday of the month, 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. at the
through Canada Helps at www.newleaflink.ca and/or physical impairments. Clients are provided Grace Centre. No referral or fee required, 613-376-6477
with personal support services, recreational services, ext. 205.
Community & a hot lunch, and snacks. Program cost is $20 per day.
Transportation can be arranged for an additional fee.
COPD Support Group – SFCSC and Rural Frontenac
Lennox & Addington Allied Health Team host a support
Senior’s Services 613-376-6477 ext. 304. group for adults and caregivers aged 55+ to help better
Alzheimer’s/ Caregiver Support Group – SFCSC manage COPD. Currently telephone support sessions
Southern Frontenac
and the Alzheimer Society Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox with a Respiratory Technician are available. The timing
Community Services
& Addington invite caregivers to come together to of future in-person meetings is to be determined. No
Corporation (SFCSC) supports older adults and
openly discuss their challenges in a confidential referral or fee required, 613-376-6477 ext. 205.
families in need in South Frontenac and rural Kingston.
environment. The group meets on the 3rd Wednesday Diners Lunch Club - A monthly congregate dining
Located at the Grace Centre at 4295 Stagecoach Road
of the month at 1:30pm. in the Community Room at program where people aged 60+ gather for a hot,
in Sydenham, SFCSC works with others to improve the
Sydenham Public Library, or participants can choose catered noon-time meal followed by entertainment or
quality of life for all residents by delivering a variety
to take part online. Respite care is available if booked education presentations. Diners Lunch Club takes place
of community support programs and services as well
in advance. No referral or fee requited, 613-376- 6477 on Wednesdays at locations across South Frontenac at a
as a community Food Bank. Virtually all programs are
ext. 205. cost of $10 per luncheon. Pre-booking is required. 613-
available in-person and online. For information about
Alzheimer Private Support Sessions – SFCSC and 376-6477 ext. 303. The Lunch Club program is currently
all of the services listed below, call 613-376-6477 or
the Alzheimer Society Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox & suspended. Please refer to the SFCSC monthly calendar
visit www.sfcsc.ca.
Addington offer private support sessions for caregivers and newsletter for the latest information.
IMPORTANT – due to ongoing Covid-19 pandemic
in South Frontenac. Bookings begin at 9:00 a.m. and Family Services - If you require assistance with
guidelines, all activities and services are subject to
one-hour sessions with an experienced counsellor financial aid programs, utility bill relief programs,
change. Please refer to the SFCSC monthly calendar and
from the Alzheimer Society are offered to individuals other government program applications, or are not
newsletter for the latest information.
or families. Sessions take place on the 3rd Wednesday sure where to turn for help. 613-376-6477, ext. 203.
Adult Day Program – Personal Support Workers and
of the month at 1:30 p.m. at Sydenham Public Library. Assistance and referrals to local programs provided.
Food Bank & Garden – Available to low-income
individuals, families and seniors in South Frontenac
4x4
and rural Kingston. Upon eligibility approval, the Food
Bank may be used once a month. Clients receive 7 days’
Propane
worth of perishable and non-perishable food items.
In the summer, the garden provides fresh produce to
supplement the food hampers. Hampers are available
for pick up Tuesday through Friday, but please call 2
& Oil Delivery days ahead to place an order. Delivery may be available
1213 Christie Lake Rd., Perth, ON K7H 3C6 if necessary. 613-376-6477 ext. 203.
Foot Care – Trained providers offer basic foot care for
Wireless Tank Monitoring adults aged 60+ and adults with physical disabilities.
The service includes toenail trimming and filing, callous
Service assessment and reduction, and foot health monitoring.
Diabetic referrals are accepted. $20 per appointment.
Clinics are held at the Grace Centre. Days and times to
Maintenance
Family & Senior’s Services
be determined. Appointment required. 613-376-6477.
Frozen Meals on Wheels – Older adults aged 60+
Installation and adults with physical disabilities can choose from
over 30 frozen meals that provide 40% of required daily
nutrition. Cost is $5 per meal. Meals can be picked up at
613-264-8591 24 Hr Emergency Service the Grace Centre or delivered with a minimum order of
ten meals. Deliveries are on Mondays and Wednesdays.
Meals can be ordered online at www. https://www.
www.bangsfuels.ca Affordable Comfort sfcsc.ca/food-services 613- 376-6477 ext. 303.
Hot Meals on Wheels – Older adults aged 60+ and
For All Seasons
info@bangsfuels.ca Fuel, Heating, Cooling & Indoor Air Quality
adults with physical disabilities can receive a hot meal
delivered to their door Monday, Wednesday and Friday
over the noon hour. Cost is $7 per meal and includes a
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soup or salad, an entrée and side, and a dessert. Most
special dietary requirements can be accommodated.
Meals can be ordered online at www. https://www.
sfcsc.ca/food-services (an intake is required to receive
Hot Meals.) 613-376-6477 ext. 303.
Income Tax Preparation – Canada Revenue Agency
trained volunteers will complete tax returns for eligible
low-income individuals and families at no charge. 613-
376-6477 ext. 203.
In-home Services – Changes in mobility, decreased
energy-levels, and/or injury can make it difficult to do
routine household tasks such as laundry, vacuuming,
meal prep. and cleaning. Screened in-home providers
can provide weekly or bi-weekly assistance to adults
aged 60+ and adults with physical disabilities living
in South Frontenac and rural Kingston. $18 per hour,
2-hour minimum. An in-home intake is required. 613-
376-6477.
Respite – Personal Support Workers (PSW) or
equivalent health trained professionals offer support to
caregivers of seniors or adults with physical disabilities
by helping with personal care, meal preparation or
companionship while the caregiver is out. $14 an hour
(2-hour minimum visit) 613-376-6477 ext. 307.
Stroke Support Group – SFCSC and VON Canada
host a monthly support group for stroke survivors,
family and caregivers aged 18+ to provide information
and emotional/social support. This group meets on the
3rd Monday of the month from 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. at Harrowsmith Centennial Park Courts, after resurfacing, Frontenac County.
the Grace Centre. No referral or fee required, 613-376-
6477 ext. 205. terminal or life-limiting illness. Volunteers provide Walking Through Grief – From April to October this
Transportation - Volunteer drivers provide companionship to clients and allow caregivers respite group meets on the 2nd Wednesday of the month at
affordable and reliable transportation to adults aged or time to do what they need to, whether in or out of Sydenham Public Library for a walk on the trails from
60+ and adults with disabilities, to and from medical the home, with the peace of mind knowing their loved 10:00 a.m. – 12 noon. No fee or registration required.
appointments, Grace Centre activities and essential one is being cared for. No referral or fee, 613-376-6477
errands. Drivers can accompany clients to appointments ext. 205.
Volunteer opportunities – An hour, a day or only
Community/Service Clubs
if required. Fee based on distance and client income
occasionally, a wide variety of volunteer opportunities Frontenac Society of Model Engineers - A society for
level. An in-home intake is required. Call 613-376-6477
are available to suit anyone’s schedule. Volunteers are model engineering and small scale live steam railway
ext. 307.
needed to drive for Meals on Wheels, take seniors to operation. Located in Battersea at 26 Doris Smith Lane,
Volunteer Hospice Visiting Service – Trained
medical appointments, work outside in the garden, between Doris Smith Lane and the baseball diamond.
Hospice volunteers make home visits to provide
help out in the Food Bank, serve coffee at Grace Café There are 1200 feet of 7 ¼ “ gauge track on the ground
emotional and practical support to clients who are
and more! 613-376-6477, ext. 209. and 435 feet of smaller gauge elevated tracks at our
over the age of 18 and have been diagnosed with a
site. Guests and new members are very welcome!
For more information see fsme.ca or Facebook @
Community/Service Clubs
Frontenacsocietyofmodelengineers.
The Harrowsmith & District
Social & Athletic Club (S & A
Club) - The Club, located at 4041
Colebrook Rd. in Harrowsmith,
is a non-profit, charitable
community organization. All activities and events are
run by volunteers. 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
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Day celebrations at Centennial Park, Chinese auctions,
dances, family Halloween party, Santa Claus parade
and Christmas Open House, and Harrowsmith minor
softball. We support many local sports groups and
charity initiatives. Membership is only $20 per family or
$10 for individuals. Information harrowsmithsanda@
gmail.com. For membership, call Penny at 613-376-
7688. Find us on Facebook. See the events guide for
events and as well, the hall rental guide.
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. Also we
provide assistance to our local schools and the New
Leaf Link. 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). For more information contact Brenda Taylor at
Remnants of the Petworth Mill
613-372-2410 or regandbrenda@hotmail.com.
Lions International - With a 100 brings us together to share strength, love, compassion in Aug & Annual Lions Christmas Tree Lighting Service
year history, Lions is one of the largest and joy. New Members/Volunteers are always welcome. is held the last Friday evening in Nov before the Santa
service organizations in the world, Come get involved with your Community. Information – Clause parade. Information - Joanne Ankers, jo.ankers@
with 46,000 clubs around the world, call 613-353-6920, email storringtonlionsclub@gmail. persona.ca, Christine Kennedy, chrisk@kingston.net or
three of which are in South Frontenac. com or visit e-clubhouse.org/sites/storringtonon/ look for Sydenham-District-Lions-Club on Facebook.
Lions, Storrington - Located at 2992 Princess Road, Lions, Sydenham & District - Sydenham Lions Lions, Verona - The Verona Lions Hall is located at 4504
Inverary, the Storrington Lions Club has proudly served support causes and events such as: the annual Verona Sand Road in Verona Ontario. Regular monthly
Sunbury, Battersea and Inverary for 49 years. Composed Sydenham Canada Day and Santa Claus Parades; local meetings are the second and fourth Tuesday of every
of volunteers, the club is making a social impact in charities and organizations; Lions vision and service month and new members are always welcome. Popular
Storrington District by improving the quality of life leader dogs; camps for challenged youth and their annual events are the annual Garlic Festival an annual
for residents. The Lions Hall connects the community families; preparing used eyeglasses for distribution to volunteer road toll, and a semi annual Fish Fry. We host
through weddings, celebrations of life, youth dances under-developed countries. The Annual Lions Road Toll a free Dart night every Thursday starting at 6:30pm for
and health clinics. It is a community gathering place that in Sydenham Village takes place on the long weekend all levels of players (covid protocols in effect). Over
the years, the club has supported many local projects
and has donated tens of thousands of dollars to local
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Community/Service Clubs
individuals and groups in need. The Lions hall also
established and maintains a children’s mini park, and
donates the baseball diamond and facilities to support
South Frontenac’s youth baseball program. The Lions
Distributor for Winner Kayaks & Accessories
Hall provides bursaries for local students who volunteer
in our community. We also provide aid for community
Winner Kayak members with vision and hearing problems. The Verona
Lions Hall is licensed, air conditioned with a capacity of
kAYAKS 200 people and available for rent. If you are interested
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team or would just like to find out more information
www.kayak-ity-yak.com the kayak barn about us you can always visit our website at www.
14 Township of South Frontenac - Bringing our Community Together!Community/Service Clubs
veronalions.ca or give us a call at 613-374-2821 or
email us at veronaontariolions@gmail.com. We look
forward to meeting you.
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. 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 May 5 to September 12.
Mixed doubles format for all ages and all skill levels;
4 games played per night. New players welcome.
Membership is $25 and there is a $1 cost per night of
play. Information - Dave Fisher 613-353-2677.
The Point Memorial Park
Storrington Retirees Association - Membership fee
$10 per year. We welcome any person who is retired and Free Skate (see event guide for details). New this year, only 90 years ago while the Sydenham WI turned 100
lives or has lived in Storrington District. We offer home Verona Cemetery Visit June 14th. Ongoing VCA activities in 2019. Women’s Institutes were established in Ontario
cooked meals and social entertainment. Information - include the “Adopt-A-Barrel” flower growing competition 120 years ago.
Sharon Patterson at 613-353-2358. and the VCA Christmas for Kids Committee which makes
Women’s Institute, Sydenham - The Sydenham WI
sure that Christmas is a bit easier for local families. New
South Frontenac Seniors and Law has been integral to the life of the local community
volunteers/members are always welcome. Information –
Enforcement Together (SALT) - The for over a century. Among many other things, the WI
email vca@xplornet.ca or visit www.yourverona.com.
SALT program is a community initiative purchased The Point and established a public park
to mobilize seniors to become involved Women’s Institutes –The Federated and beach there. A great get together for fun, food &
with local police and other service agencies that focus Women’s Institutes of Ontario is a fellowship. Meets on the second Monday each month at
on seniors’ needs in the community. SALT events are not-for-profit charitable organization 6:30 pm in the meeting room of the Sydenham Public
free for seniors and take place at various locations working with women in rural areas and small towns. Library. Information - Shirley Fox, 613-376-3689.
throughout South Frontenac. Included is a delicious hot There are two in South Frontenac. The Harrowsmith
meal and an informative presentation. Topics include Insitute is the baby one of the two, as it was started up
vehicle safety, fraud prevention, wills and power of
attorney, and more. Guests may choose to watch the
Excitement Is Where We Live
Community/Service Clubs
presentations from home and upon registering will be
sent a link to connect. During Covid-19 restrictions, take
out lunches are provided at the end of the presentation. We Service all ATVs,
613-376-6477 ext. 303 or OPP Constable Curtis Dick at Outboards, Personal Watercraft,
613- 372-1932 ext, 6955, or email curtis.dick@opp.ca. Snowmobiles
Verona Community Association
(VCA) - 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 in August, 17100 Hwy. 7, Perth,ON • P: 613.267.3443 F: 613.267.3275
Remembrance Day Ceremony, Christmas Dinner and www.perthpowersports.com
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