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Photo Credit
Cover: Robert Mcdonald, Jenn Neveu, Manda Blakeley
Page 2: Manda Blakeley, Town Staff
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Page 7: Manda Blakeley, CP Canoe Club
Page 9-10: Manda Blakeley
Page 11: CP Library Staff
Page 12: Museum Staff, Robert Mcdonald
Page 13-14: Manda Blakeley, Town Staff
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Page 18: Robert Mcdonald, Manda Blakeley
Page 19: Manda Blakeley, Pool Staff
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Page 21: Carleton Place Tennis Club, Town Staff
Page 22: Carleton Place Curling Club
2013/2014
Recreation &
Culture Directory
This directory was put together for you by
the Town of Carleton Place.
Should you have any questions, or wish to update any of the
information contained within this directory, please call Jessica at:
(613) 257-1704 or email: [email protected]
www.carletonplace.ca
Seniors’ Sports & Recreation
Seniors’ Skating
Runs September to April on Mondays and
Thursdays 9:30 -10:30a.m.
Carleton Place Arena
Free of Charge
Mississippi Squares
Tuesday Evenings - Basic Mainstream
Friday - Evenings PLUS at Ecole J.L. Couroux
Contact: Bob and Alice Nicholls
Phone: (613) 283-5593
Email: [email protected]
Carleton Place Sunset Club
Every Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. at the
Legion. Pot Luck Dinners, trips, cards and
socializing. Seniors 50+.
Contact: Doug Smith (613) 257-7483
Email: [email protected]
Get W.I.T.H It! (Walk In The Halls)
Carleton Place High School, 215 Lake Avenue
Mondays & Wednesdays, October to March
5:30 until 7:30p.m.
Contact: Katrina 613-253-3822
Seniors’ Shuffleboard
Runs mid- May to end of August on
Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Curling Club
10:00a.m - 12:00p.m
Contact: Yvon Hurens at (613) 253-3383
Community Home Support Lanark County
50 Bennett Street, Unit 11
Carleton Place, ON
(613) 253-0733
Contacts:
John Carisle: [email protected]
Marg Bourk: [email protected]
Sam Fyfe: [email protected]
Carleton Place Seniors’ Forums
Copies of both final reports from the Seniors’
Forums are available at the Carambeck
Community Centre. Drop by to pick up a copy and
inquire about how you can get involved to make
the Carambeck Community Centre a welcoming
place for all seniors.
Cycling
Les Humphreys: (613) 256-2498
David McAuslan: (613) 253-0290
Darts
Alton Sutton: (613) 257-7039
Golf
Nancy Cameron: (613) 253-8890
[email protected]
Horseshoes
Freda Somerton: (613) 624-5263
Lawn Bowling
Cliff Bennett: (613) 256-5013
Skating
Arena Staff: (613) 257-1690
Shuffleboard
Yvon Hurens: (613) 253-3383
Swimming
Pool Staff: (613) 257-1005
Slo- Pitch
Roy Daley: (613) 839-2087
Bowling
Mike Sears: (613) 253-0094
Curling
Club Staff: (613) 257-1944
Hockey
Arena Staff: (613) 257-1690
Pickleball
Guy Chaput: (613) 256-5836
Volleyball
Roy Daley (613) 839-2087
North Lanark Senior Games
Guy Chaput 613-256-5836
[email protected]
Nature Trails
Anthony Curro Park
Location: Mississippi Quays subdivision
Amenities: This scenic nature trail takes you right
alongside the river.
Mississippi RiverWalk
Amenities: This nature trail runs from Princess Street to
Anthony Curro Park. This is Nature Trail 1 on the selfguided walking tour. Follow the trail to learn about Smiths
Falls limestone, the Hackberry trees, and finish by
viewing beautiful Arklan Island. This trail is perfect for the
history buff, or anyone wanting to learn a bit more about
our town’s unique location. Enjoy the smells, sights and
sounds of the Mississippi River.
O-Kee-Lee Nature Trail
A spacious nature trail, perfect for dog-walking or
jogging.
Hendry Farm Park
Location: Preston Drive
Amenities: A great walk that children will enjoy,
including a playground and swings! (not municipally maintained)
Riverside Trail
This is Nature Trail 2 on the self-guided walking tour.
Discover the historic Carleton Place Canoe Club, learn
about the downtown, and finish up at the scenic town
boat launch.
Trans-Canada Trail
The Trans Canada Trail is a proposed 18,078 km
recreational corridor winding its way through every
province and territory, linking 800 communities on route.
The local section of this trail starts at the intersection of
McNeely Avenue, just off of Hwy. 7 and Coleman Street.
The Rotary Centennial Trail
Enjoy a 7 km stroll along the Mississippi, connecting the
village of Appleton to Carleton Place. This trail
showcases the varied landscapes beside the
picturesque Mississippi River which was once the
mainstay of the textile trade in the area. This trail runs just
below the McNeely Avenue Bridge at Highway 29 to the
junction of Hillcrest Drive and River Road in
Appleton.
Public Parks and Playgrounds
Riverside Park
This park is located on the west end of John Street and
runs along the Mississippi River. It includes two boat
launches, a beautiful beach, large picnic area,
and a splash pad for children.
St. James Park, Bell Street
Located along the north side of the Mississippi River,
enjoy sitting and watching the river flow by. This park is
more adult oriented, and does not feature a
children’s play area.
Commons Park
Located at the intersection of William and Bell Street, this
park
offers
play
structures,
a
basketball
court, and benches for parents.
Ferrill Park
Located on Thomas Street, this park offers a safe playground for children, complete with a variety of creative
play
equipment
and
lots
of
space
for
running and jumping.
Centennial Park
On the north side of the Mississippi River, Centennial
Park includes a place to swim, a picnic area, and a
soccer field.
Findlay Park, Charlotte Street
This Park combines a play area for children with a shuffle
board
and
relaxation
area
for
senior
citizens. Benches have been installed at this
location.
Memorial Park, Franklin Street
This park lies in the centre of town right beside the
library, a perfect place to sit and reflect. The
cenotaph is located in this park.
McNeely Park
Located in Mississippi Manor on Alexander Street, this
park includes play structures, swings, large
picnic area, and a basketball court. There is also an
outdoor rink in the winter months.
*New playstructure coming soon!
Hackberry Park
Located on historic Mill Street this park features the rare
and beautiful Hackberry tree, thought to be a legacy from
our nomadic First Nations Peoples. Enjoy a picnic along
the
Mississippi
River
with
a view of the dam.
Hendry Farm Park
Located on Preston Drive, this park features a
children’s play area with swings. Also, it is
conveniently located near a small wooded area.
Anthony Curro Park
Located in the Mississippi Quays subdivision, the park
includes play structures, swings, a basketball court, and
a nature trail that runs alongside the river.
Westview Park
Located on Dunham Street, there is a play structure for
children, an adult basketball court, and a
basketball court for children.
Begley Street Park
This Park includes a play structure designed for all
abilities.
Willoughby Park, King Street
Located on King Street, Willoughby Park has a
structure designed for all abilities.
Carleton Place Dog Park- New!
Located at the end of Edmund Street behind the
Carleton Place Pool, this fully enclosed park also has
bench seating and garbage cans.
Johnston Street Park
Located on Johnston Street, this park offers a safe playground for children, complete with a variety of
creative play equipment.
Town Hall Square
Formally known as Legacy Park. Located just behind the
Town Hall on Mill Street, Town Hall Square is situated
right on the Mississippi River.
Coming Fall 2013- Enjoy the newly established outdoor
patio which includes; washroom facilities and lifesized
chess checkers and dominos court.
Schools
Arklan Community Public School
123 Patterson Crescent
Carleton Place, ON
K7C 4R2
613-257-8113 phone
613-257-8971 fax
Caldwell Street Public School
70 Caldwell Street
Carleton Place, ON
K7C 3A5
613-257-1270 phone
613-257-8968 fax
Carleton Place High School
215 Lake Avenue West
Carleton Place, ON
K7C 1M3
613-257-2720 phone
613-253-3002 fax
J.L. Couroux
10 Findlay Avenue
Carleton Place, ON
K7C 4K1
613-521-0607 phone
613-257-2457 fax
T.R. Leger School
350 Edmund Street
Carleton Place, ON
K7C 3Y7
613-253-3626 phone
613-253-8451 fax
Beckwith Public School
1523 9th Line Beckwith
RR#2 Carleton Place ON
K7C 3P2
613-253-0427 phone
613-253-8941 fax
St. Gregory Catholic School
176 Townline Road West
Carleton Place, ON
K7C 3P7
613-257-8468 phone
613-257-1336 fax
Notre Dame Catholic High School
157 McKenzie Street
Carleton Place, ON
K7C 4P2
613-253-4700 phone
613-253-5544 fax
St. Mary Catholic School
4 Hawthorne Avenue
Carleton Place, ON
K7C 3A9
613-257-1538 phone
613-257-1960 fax
The Upper Canada District School Board
has taken over the booking of all Carleton
Place Schools. Should you wish to book a
facility, please go to
http;//ucdsb.ebasefm.com/communityuse/
to create an account. Once you have
established an account you may log in and
submit your permit request and you can
view the availability of each location by
using the calendar feature.
If you have any questions please contact
Judi Piovesan (613)342-0371 ext.1286
Carleton Place Youth Centre
360 Edmund Street Carleton Place, ON, K7C 3Y7
Phone: 613-257-8901, Fax: 613-257-8847
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.cpyouthcentre.org
Hours of operation vary.
Please contact Youth Centre for current hours.
Recreational Youth Program
Located at 351 Bridge Street at the Carambeck Community Centre, this program is
available to children 10 -14 years of age. It is High Five accredited and it focuses
on fun and encouraging children’s independence while still providing supervision.
Children can attend the Youth Program from any school in Carleton Place before
and/or after school as well as in the summer. The cost is $11.00 for either a morning or afternoon session and $27.00 per day during the summer.
The children have help with homework, do group recreational activities, field trips and
have young leadership opportunities. If you would like more information please call
613-257-2824 and speak to Heather. Child care subsidies are also available for
children up to 12 years of age who qualify.
Service Clubs
Army, Navy, Air Force
Dave Turner: (613) 253-5097
Knights of Columbus
Harry Peckett:
[email protected]
Rotary Club
Marion Reilly: (613) 253-1386
Civitan Club
Ron Legge: (613) 257-5110
Navy League Cadets
Connie Jamieson: (613) 257-7951
http://www.gocadets.ca
Club Optimiste Francophone de
Carleton Place
[email protected]
IODE
Captain Hooper: [email protected]
Hilda Docker: (613) 253-1516
Lions Club
[email protected]
Orange Lodge
Kevin Bradley: (613) 253-5547
[email protected]
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 192
(613) 257-1727
http://www.zoneg6legion.ca/carleton_place.html
Navy League
Don Bourget: (613) 257-7951
http://www.gocadets.ca
Royal Canadian Sea Cadets Corps
Lanark
Dan Denief: (613) 257-7951
http://www.gocadets.ca
Docks and Public Boat Launches
Riverside and Centennial Beach
Riverside Beach is equipped with a play
structure, splash pad, washroom facilities,
picnic tables and trees to provide cool shade
on a hot day.
Just across the river from Riverside Beach is
Centennial Beach. Enjoy the day relaxing in our
picnic area and cooling off in the Mississippi.
Both beaches are open from mid June to the end
of August. During this time, lifeguards are
on duty from 11:00am – 7:30pm.
A public boat launch is available at the west end of Lake Avenue.
Fees are as follows:
Single day: $7.00
Season pass (resident of Carleton Place): $40.00
Season pass (non-resident): $80.00
Season passes can be purchased at the Town Hall, 175 Bridge St.
Town Hall is open 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Monday - Friday.
Single day passes can be purchased at the boat launch.
Public Dock
The Town has docking at Riverside Park, near the Lake Avenue West boat launch.
There is also a municipal dock located off the public parking area across from the
Town Hall on Bridge Street.
Carleton Place Canoe Club
179 John Street, P.O. Box 155, Carleton Place, Ontario, K7C 3P3
(T): (613) 257-1838, (E): [email protected]
Website: www.cpcanoeclub.com
Now in its 120th year of existence, the Carleton
Place Canoe Club is the oldest, continually operating
club in the country.
The operations of the club centre around the sport of
Flatwater, and Sprint Canoe Racing, yet the club and
the facility that it is housed in, offers a wide range of
sporting and/or
recreational activities. Programs operated by the club
itself include racing and recreational canoe instruction, as well as adult
programs which include Dragon Boat racing.
Please note that hours may be reduced due to
inclement weather or beach closure due to
pollution. Water quality is tested by Leeds,
Grenville & Lanark District Health Unit. All
patrons must respect colsure signage. River current could be stronger than expected. Please call
the pool at 613-257-1005 or the beach at 613-257-4137 to confirm.
Ball Diamonds
The Town of Carleton Place has 5 baseball diamonds
that are available for leagues and rental. The Brick
Dust, Civitan and 180 diamonds are located in front of
the arena. The Lion’s Club diamond is located behind
the arena (parking available in the Curling Club parking
lot). The McLaren diamond is located at Carleton Place
High School. If you would like to organize a league, rent
a diamond or the batting cage, please contact the
Recreation and Culture Department at 613-257-1690.
Daycare Splash Pad
An exciting service offered to the community for the summer is
the option to rent the play yard with splash pad for birthday
parties on weekends.
The cost to do so is $45.00 per hour and which includes a
staff person’s time to come in for supervision purposes. If you
have an interest, please feel free to contact us at 613-2530597.
If you are looking for more detailed information on the
services we provide, please feel free to visit our website at
www.cpchildcare.ca.
Carleton Place Public Library
101 Beckwith Street, Carleton Place, ON K7C 2T3
(613) 257-2702
Library Hours:
Monday - Thursday: 1:30p.m to 8:00p.m
Friday: 9:30a.m to 5:30p.m
Saturday: 10:00a.m to 5:00p.m
All materials can be signed out for three weeks, with
the exception of DVDs, which can be signed out for
one week at no cost.
Book Drop Hours:
Monday - Thursday: 9:00a.m to 1:30p.m
Saturday: 9:00a.m to 10:00a.m
Community Internet Access:
The Library is a Community Access Site with three free terminals. We also have free
wireless access. To book time on the computer, contact the Library.
Library Programs
Overdrive is a program that allows library patrons to download books onto MP3
players, IPods, CDs, or just onto a computer screen. This can be done at the library
or from the comfort of home. Just ask library staff how.
E-books are now available and Ancestry.com can be done by visiting the library.
Tales From An Open Book
Check out the library blog at: www.talesfromanopenbook.wordpress.com
Can’t Make It Into the Library?
Don’t worry! You can now access the Library online from your home.
http://olc.canlib.ca
Social Media
The Library is now on both Facebook,Twitter and
Instagram!
Twitter: www.twitter.com/CPLibrary101
Facebook: www.facebook.com/CarletonPlacePublicLibrary
Instagram: http://instagram.com/CPLibrary#
Museums, Hall of Valour, Labyrinth
Carleton Place and Beckwith Heritage Museum
267 Edmund Street, Carleton Place, ON, K7C 3E8
Info: (613) 253-7013
http://www.cpbheritagemuseum.com
Spend an afternoon visiting the Carleton Place and
Beckwith Heritage Museum to learn more about the
rich history of Carleton Place. Erected in 1872 as the
original town hall, the building was home to the community offices, an upstairs meeting hall
and a lock up. Converted to a school in 1879, it
served the community as Victoria Public School until
1969. Wheelchair accessible. Admission by donation.
Hours of Operation:
June 1st to Labour Day (Tours between the months of
September & December can be made by phone)
Monday to Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Sunday 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Group Tours Welcome by Appointment
Canadian Veterans’ Hall of Valour
267 Edmund Street, Carleton Place, ON , K7C 3E8
(613) 253-1911
www.canadaveteranshallofvalour.com, or “Find us on Facebook!”
The Hall of Valour officially opened in the Victoria School Museum in 2005 as a
place to remember all men and women war veterans (peacemakers).
It features portraits and biographies of Canadian men and women who received
valour awards. Contact the hall for fees and hours of operation.
Carleton Place Community Labyrinth
Come and visit our Grass Labyrinth which is cared for by the Labyrinth Committee,
a sub-committee of Carleton Place in Bloom. All are welcome to walk the outdoor
grass labyrinth at any time.
The labyrinth is an ancient spiritual tool
which has been used for over 4000
years. The labyrinth pattern is similar to
a circle, one of nature's most basic
forms, a symbol of harmony, wholeness,
grace and transformation. One entrance
point guides the walker through a series
of switchbacks that leads eventually to
the center of the pattern. Walking a
labyrinth is reported to support healing,
meditation and
personal growth. Visit us online at
www.carletonplacecommunitylabyrinth.blogspot.com or on facebook!
Meeting Rooms and Auditoriums
The Town of Carleton Place offers a wide variety of community halls that are available for rent from the municipality. Please note that all venues are non-smoking.
Please contact Steph at the Arena (613)257-1690,
[email protected] for more information and to book.
Carleton Place Arena Reception Hall
Host to many events from wedding receptions to fundraisers, the
reception hall at the Carleton Place Arena is the ideal place for large groups, offering many amenities which allow the organizers the freedom to run their event.
The reception hall offers:
•
Banquet Facilities for up
to 405 people
•
Air Conditioning
•
Round Tables
•
PA System
•
Spacious Kitchen
•
Fully licensed
•
Wheelchair accessible
Carleton Place Arena Small Hall
Capable of hosting small wedding receptions, parties, meetings, and
workshops.
The Small Hall offers:
•
Banquet Facilities for up
to 125 people
•
Air Conditioning
•
Round Tables
•
Fully licensed
•
Wheelchair accessible
Arena Boardroom
The boardroom located in the arena lobby
is ideal for meetings and
registration. Tables and chairs are available.
Carleton Place Library: The
Barbara Walsh Room:
This room is ideal for meetings, conferences and workshops. The room will
accommodate 50 people. The cost of rental
is $45.00 per evening or half day. For further information, please call Janet Baril at
(613) 257-2702.
Town Hall Auditorium
Located in our historic Town Hall overlooking the
Mississippi River, the Town Hall Auditorium is the ideal
venue for concerts, plays and
community events.
The Auditorium offers:
•
Theatre type venue with a spacious
backstage area
•
Capacity of 240
•
Round Tables
•
PA System
•
Wheelchair Accessible
•
Air Conditioning
Carleton Place Canoe Club
This historic Town-owned facility holds a large hall ideal
for any special event. Overlooking the Mississippi River;
the picturesque location offers the following:
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Meeting room capacity for 30 people
Hall provides capacity for 210 or for seminars,
240
Large deck overlooking the Mississippi River
Large kitchen with bar service area
Can be licensed by Special Occasion Permit
(license includes the deck)
Air Conditioning
Wheelchair Accessible
Carambeck Community Centre
This elementary school sized gymnasium
offers many convenient features to any formal
or informal such as:
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•
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Full Size Stage
Ample Floor Space
Chair Seating for 200
Wheelchair Accessible
Air Conditioning
For more information on this space please contact Jessica Smith (613)257-1704
Sports and Recreation Contacts
Canoeing-Competitive
Boating
David Arbour
Canoeing
Canoe Club
Cycling Touring Club
Leslie Humphreys
Boating Safety Courses
Recreational Canoeing and Kayaking Cliff Bennett
Mississippi Squares
Rosemary Breman School of Dance
Scottish Country Dancing
Tania’s Dance Studio
Men’s and Women’s
Cycling
Dancing
Betty Goodwin
Rosemary Breman
Valerie Ford
Darts
(613) 257-7489 [email protected]
Alpine Mount Pakenham
Skiing
Joanne Clifford
(613) 257-1838 www.cpcanoeclub.com
Cross Country
Bruce Gordon
Beach/Pool Information
Carleton Place
Swimming Pool
(613) 256-5013 www.mvfn.ca
(613)256-2498
(613)256-2960 www.mississippisquares.ca
(613) 253-3093
(613) 257-5264
(613) 253-0035 www.taniasstudio.ca
Royal Canadian Legion (613)257-1727
Carleton Place Men’s Industrial Darts Wayne Thake
(613)257-3718
Heritage Fitness
Kettlebells
Greco Lean and Fit
Taoist Tai Chi
The Yoga Station
Yoga
Balance Within Yoga and Welness
Fitness Camps for Adults & Kids
Beckwith Golf Club
Glen Mar Golf Club
Fitness
Angelina ArmstrongMann
Jolene Sidney
Tamara and Thomas
Christine Dixon
Erin O’Reilley
Golf
Mississippi Golf Club
Canadian Golf and Country Club
Bourbon Street Stable
Benhaven Stable
Beckwith Judo
Alpha Mixed
Tae Kwon Do
Susan Harrington
Vicki Streeter
Martial Arts
Water Dragons Swim Club
Carleton Place Tennis Lessons
Carleton Place Tennis Club
Duke Jr Duquette
Swimming
Tennis
Bev Hammond
Bruce Paulauskas
Baseball
Minor Baseball & Girls and Boys
Tball
Bryan Patacairk
Kirk Belise
Kerri-Ann Campbell
Basketball
(613)253-2112 www.heritagefitness.ca
Mixed Competitive Slow Pitch
CPMBL
Joe Drader
(613) 253-1727
[email protected]
Naismith Minor Basketball
Association
Kevin Hickey
(613) 451-0605
www.ironangelkettlebells.com
(613)257-1936
(613) 253-9642 www.yogartmatrix.com
(613) 257-3632
[email protected]
(613) 316-2234
www.balancewithinyogawellness.com
(613)451-6006 www.erinoreillyfitness.com
(613)284-0688 www.beckwithgolf.com
(613)257-5181 www.glenmar.ca
(613)253-3290 www.canadiangolfclub.com
(613)256-9995 or (613) 294-6871
(613)253-5263
(613)257-7442
(613)257-3518 www.alphamma.ca
(613) 224-4341 or (613) 253-5529
Carleton Place Figure/Power Skating
Jacques Sauve
Pete Tremblay
Randy Baker
Skating
Ivana MacMillan
Adult CP Volleyball Club
Diana King
(613) 257-8618
Volleyball
Rideau Ski Club
Old Ballers
(613) 257-3396 www.themississippi.ca
Horseback Riding
Sports and Recreation Contacts
[email protected] www.cpskate.ca
Women`s Basketball
Shana Gardiner
Bowling
Visions Bowling Centre
Mike Sears
Women’s & Youth (4-19)
Ruth Brown
Football- Irish
Broomball
Football
Rob Drapeau
Hockey
Carleton Place Junior A Canadians Jason Clarke
Carleton Place Sportsmen Hockey
League
Allan Boal
35+ Glenn Martin
Puc Men
Old Puckers
Minor Hockey Association
Tec-Tac Hockey School
Ottawa Valley Titans
CP Girl’s Hockey Association
Carleton Place Soccer Club
(613) 624-5290
[email protected]
(613)257-5145
(613)720-3853
[email protected]
(613)257-1005
[email protected]
[email protected] www.cpwd.ca
(613) 253-6295 [email protected]
[email protected]
(613) 256-9570
[email protected]
(613)795-2255
[email protected]
(613) 451-3045
[email protected]
(613) 256-7781
[email protected]
[email protected]
(613) 253-0094
(613) 253-7787 [email protected]
(613) 283-8918 [email protected]
(613) 324-0669 www.cpcanadians.com
[email protected]
[email protected]
Steve Mills
Kelly McGregor
Paul Ross
Billy Bowker
Mark Cobbold
Colleen Kubiseski
Soccer
(613) 253-2563
[email protected]
(613) 257-3317
(613) 285-6510 [email protected]
(613) 257-7278 [email protected]
www.tec-tac.com
[email protected] www.ovtmha.on.ca
(613) 624-5499 www.cpgha.ca
(613) 257-8618
[email protected]
Recreational Clubs, Courses
Babysitting
Canada Safety Council Course.
Babysitting Course- Almonte
Bridge
Babysitting
Heather Legge
(613) 257-5110
Almonte Community
Centre
(613) 256- 5110
Rod Hall
(613) 256-4702
Bridge Club
Camping
Tranquil Acres
David or Shonagh
Girl Guides- Carleton Place
Scouts
Girl Guides & Scouts
Debbie Burn
(613) 253-4772
Michelle Niefer
(613) 257-1333
Hunting Safety
Hunter’s Safety Course and Exam Dave Arbour
Town Singers
Welcome Wagon
Business Welcome Wagon
(613) 257-1838
[email protected]
(613) 257-7489 [email protected]
Singing
Ivy Draper
(613) 253-4647
Welcome Wagon
Sharon Shea
(613) 257-4647
[email protected]
Lara LaFreniere
(613) 253-1802 (ext 4)
[email protected]
We are continuously adding new groups and organizations to our Rec Guide. If you wish to
be added for 2014/2015 guide, contact Jessica: [email protected]
Outdoor Rinks
Carleton Place has four outdoor rink locations, which
are maintained by community volunteers. They are
located on Alexander Street in McNeely Park,
Anthony Curro Park located in Stonewater Bay,
Woolgrowers lot in front of OPP/Ocean Wave
Building and at the Carambeck Community Centre.
Without the support of volunteers; the residents of
Carleton Place would not have the opportunity to
participate in this great outdoor activity. If you are
interested in volunteering, please contact Joanne at (613) 257-1690.
Volunteers Needed!
The Recreation and Culture Department has taken ownership
of the Volunteer Database, created by Arts Carleton Place.
This database allows for organizations and individuals alike to
be partnered in volunteering opportunities to better our
community groups and events. The Department wishes to
thank Arts Carleton Place for creating this worthwhile
community initiative. Need Community Service hours? Interested in giving
back to your community? Need volunteers for your organization or event?
Contact us! (613) 257-1704 [email protected]
Arts Carleton Place
Arts Contact List
Art Lessons (various) Robert Lavergne
Carleton Place & District
Community Band
Communities In Bloom
Debby Lytle
Community Labyrinth
Debbie Lytle
Horticultural Society
Live Poets Society (LIPS)
(613) 257-2031 (leave a message) www.artscarletonplace.com
(613) 253-8088
www.brushstrokesart.ca
(613) 253-0846
[email protected]
(613)257-1014
[email protected]
(613) 257-4101
Graham Ingram
Ruth Larmour
(613)257-1014
[email protected]
[email protected]
Mississippi Blues Society
Peter Brown
Be Your Best- performing Arts
School
Read’s Book Club
Jennifer Lea Laale
Mississippi Mudds
(Music, Theatre & Youth Drama)
Scraptease- mobile paper craft
store
SRC Music Lessons
Music Lessons (guitar, bass,
banjo, mandolin)
Meredith Millman
Victoria Fraser
Brent King
Kirk Armstrong
United Church Zion-Memorial
37 Franklin St (613)257-2133
Ottawa Valley Vineyard Church215 Lake Ave West (613)257-6045
inSPIRE Church- 351 Bridge St
(613)552-1323
Destiny Centre 161 Bridge St
www.destinycenterministries.com
(613) 257-7323
[email protected]
(613) 720-4399 [email protected]
(613) 253-0263 [email protected],
[email protected]
(613) 688-4948 www.kirkarmstrong.com
[email protected]
Churches
St James Anglican Church225 Edmund St (613) 257-3178
Johovah’s Witnesses of Carleton PlaceHighway 7 (613) 253-5353
St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church39 Bridge St (613)257-3133
(613) 257-2657
[email protected]
(613) 257-8930
www.mississippimudds.ca
[email protected]
(613) 253-8228 www.beyourbest.ca
Carleton Place Seventh-Day Adventist Church117 Victoria St (613)257-5109
Calvary Pentecostal Church7196 County Rd 29 (613) 257-3484
Baptist Church299 Bridge St (613) 257-1889
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church29 Hawthorne Ave (613)257-1284
Beckwith Baptist Church277 Tennyson Road (613)257-8376
Eternal Hope Anglican Church- 117 Victoria St
(613)257-5490
Carleton Place Arena Programs
75 Neelin St. Carleton Place, ON, K7C 2J6
(T): 613-257-1690
(E): [email protected]
www.carletonplace.ca
Season Runs from September 3th, 2013 March 31st, 2014
Parents and Tots Skating
Monday & Thursday: 10:30-11:30am
Free of charge
Seniors Skating
Monday and Thursday: 9:30-10:30a.m.
Free of Charge
Pick Up Hockey
Tuesday & Thursday: 11:30am-1:00pm
$5.00
Public Skating
Mon & Wed evenings: 7:00- 8:00pm
Saturday & Sunday: 2:00- 3:00pm
$2.00 per adult, $1.00 per child
Carleton Place Pool
359 Bridge Street
Carleton Place, ON, K7C 3H9
Phone: (613) 257-1005, Fax: (613) 257-3708, Email: [email protected]
The Carleton Place Pool Offers:
•Children's Lessons
•Public, Lane and Adult swims
•Aqua fitness
•Bronze Programs / Junior
•Lifeguard Club
•NLS / Standard First Aid and
CPR /Lifesaving Instructor
•Aquatic Pricing Packages
•BOAT certifications
Please note- the pool is closed on the following holidays: • Thanksgiving- Monday October 14, 2013
• Christmas- December 24th, 25th, 26th
• New Year’s Day- Wednesday January 1st, 2014
• Good Friday- Friday April 18th, 2014
• Easter Sunday- April 20th, 2014
• Victoria Day- May 19th 2014
• Canada Day- Tuesday July 1st 2014
• Civic Holiday Weekend- August 4th
For further information regarding pool/lobby/board room rentals, please call the
Carleton Place Aquatic Centre at: (613) 257-1005 or (613) 257-8302
Annual Festivals and Events
For a more extensive look at events and festivals taking place in our community, or
to post an event, visit the event calendar on the Town’s website @
www.carletonplace.ca
February
Carleton Place Winter Carnival
Country Music Heart Jam
Mississippi Mudds Youth Theatre Performance
April
Spring Home & Fashion Show
Mississippi Mudds Theatre Performance
May
Wine’d Around Downtown
Canoe Club Annual Duck Derby
June
Lambs Down Park Festival
Car Show at Riverside Park
July
Canada Day Celebrations
Canoe Club Regatta
August
Bridge Street Bazaar
September
Dragon Boat Festival
Heritage Ball
Carleton Place Jr A Canadians Home Opener
October
MaskerAid Halloween Parade
IODE Craft Fair
Country Harvest Music Show
Mississippi Mudds Youth Theatre Performance
November
Interval House Women’s Fair
Remembrance Day
Evening Santa Claus Parade
Mississippi Mudds Dinner & Murder Mystery
December
Downtown BIA Christmas Open House
Mississippi Mudds Theatre Performance
Bowes Brothers’ Christmas Show
Tennis Courts
The Carleton Place Community Tennis Club is a group of dedicated tennis lovers
who are working to promote tennis and develop programming at the Carleton
Place Tennis Courts. For more information on membership registration:
please contact the Carleton Place Arena at 613-257-1690.
The tennis season runs from May 15th to October 15th (weather permitting).
You can join the CP Community Tennis Courts
•As a member who wants to play with family and
friends
•As a member who wants to participate in Club
activities
Tennis lessons are also available
Keys and tags are available through the CP
Recreation and Culture Department at the arena.
Single, Family and Senior Memberships are
available for purchase starting in April, 2014 (prices to be confirmed).
Single Day Passes are available for $10.00. Visit us on Facebook!
Market Square Pavilion
The Market Square Pavilion is home to
exciting events such as the Farmer’s
Market, CP Cruise Nights and Music at the
Market. It is equipped with washroom facilities, electricty and water access, and a
beautiful roof to provide shade and protect
any event from rain or snow. It is available
for rental through the Recreation and
Culture Department. If you are interested in
renting this exciting space; please contact
Steph Scollan at 613-257-1690.
Riverside Park Calendar
The Community Programming Initiatives SubCommittee are starting a Riverside Park
Calendar Initiative that will be an user friendly
online calendar of all activities taking place at
Riverside Park. This initiative is designed to provide awareness of the many wonderful activities
taking place at Riverside Park, as well as
encourage others to start their own. The project
is in motion and geared for a Spring 2014 launch.
For more information please contact: Robynn Collins [email protected]
Carleton Place Curling Club
The Carleton Place Curling Club
welcomes you!
120 Patterson Crescent
Carleton Place
E-mail: [email protected]
www.cpcurling.ca
Learn a new way to enjoy the ice this winter! ‘Hurry’ and find out all about this
very Canadian sport. For example, our ice is pebbled, sweeping is not a household chore, and you want rocks in your house. Curling also involves strategy
andis a very social game.
If curling sounds like it might be fun (it is!), check out the Carleton Place Curling
Club website (www.cpcurling.ca) where you can find information on ‘Learn to
Curl’, registration for the upcoming year, our annual Community and Family
Bonspiels (specifically geared to non-curlers), and many other events and activities.Our facility is also available to rent for those special occasions and you will
find we offer competitve rates.
See you on the ice!
https://twitter.com/cpcurling
https://facebook.com/cpcurling
Roy Brown Museum
Located at the historic Moore House, 165 Bridge St., Carleton Place.
The Roy Brown Society are building a collection that tells the
incredible story of Capt. A.Roy Brown and many other world
War I Fighter Aces that came from Carleton Place. Roy
Brown is the pilot officially credited with the downing of the
famous German Ace, Baron Manfred Von Richtofen. This was
a major event in World War I. The Roy Brown Society, along
with the citizens of Carleton Place are keen to ensure that this
story is not lost in time. The museum is open in the summer
months and throughout the rest of the year by chance or by
appointment. Please check the Town of Carleton Place website for other information.
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