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SERVICE CLUBS

Manotick Kiwanis: Sponsors local projects and events.
Manotick Legion: South Carleton Branch 314 - service group for veterans and the community.
Kinsmen Club of Manotick & District: Organizes Dickinson Days and community projects
Manotick Lions Club: Sponsors local projects and events.
Manotick Outreach: Food bank, outreach
Manotick 150th Anniversary Committee: Register an event. Get involved! Peter Peers 692-6000 publish@bellnet.ca
1st Manotick Scout Group: Community service projects by local youth
Watson's Mill: 5525 Dickinson Street - heritage grist mill open daily in summer. [Scheduled demos]
Osgoode Legion: 3284 Sunstrum Street 826-2777
Greely Legion: 8021 Mitch Owens Rd (near Anderson Rd) 822-1451
North Gower Lions Club: Steve Wright 489-3875
North Gower & District Outreach Food Bank: Food bank, outreach
Kars Women's Institute (1911): Local Knitting probjects to foreign development Coral Lindsay 489-2029, Dorothy Murdock 692-0570
Metcalfe Women's Institute: Myra Kelly 821-2959
Manotick Women's Institute: Mary Turner 692-3515
Nepean Rotary Club: South Nepean service club
Naomi's Family Resource Centre: Womens' shelter, Winchester (30 km south of Greely) 774-2328, 1-800-267-0395 [map]
Manotick Community Feline Rescue: Rescuing homeless cats; adopting out cats. Pat 692-4736
K-911: Adopting and accepting dogs, dog gear, food. Registered charity. Ashley 692-5595, Louise 821-2141
Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind: Manotick charity provides trained guide dogs.

COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT SERVICES

Rideau Community Police Centre: Police and volunteer police services.
Rideau Seniors' Centre: 1128 Mill Street 692-4697; "Meals on Wheels", driving, clinics
North Gower / Richmond Outreach Services Office: Seniors programs organized for men, ladies, demos, outings 489-1584
Nepean, Rideau and Osgoode Community Resource Centre (NROCRC): Services for residents of Nepean, Rideau-Goulbourn & Osgoode - mental health, youth, baby health, crisis counseling, housing, home management, hospice support, legal aid, senior & rural outreach programs. 596-5626
Eastern Ottawa Resource Centre: Support services for residents and people with disabilities. 443-2348 vachon1@sympatico.ca 741-6025 gayle.downing@eorc-gloucester.org
Ottawa Public Library: List of local branches
Osgoode Care Centre (TOCC): 7650 Snake Island Rd (#6), Greely [map]
Child Care Connection: Non-profit meeting for parents looking for daycare or care-givers seeking children.; Facilitated by Child Care Providers Resource Network of Ottawa; 2nd Thursdays at Rideauview Community Centre

CLUBS & ASSOCIATIONS

Carleton Landowners Association: Rural political organization to create responsible, independent, self-governing municipality
Girl Guides of Canada Osgoode: Inger Martin 826-2634
Manotick Action Group (MAG): Community group that works with police on local issues.
Manotick Amateur Radio Group: Meets 2nd last Tuesdays 8pm at the Manotick fire hall. Open repeater: VE3RIX; Gord Curling, Ron Guilbeault, Kim Krueger 825-1755
Manotick Army Cadet Corp (2958 RCACC): Youths 12-18 years: training, field craft, map work, history, fitness. Thursdays 18:45 Kars R.A. Centre (until Manotick Legion built), 2958army@cadets.net
Manotick Beavers, Scouts: Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Venturers Nancystoodley@hotmail.com 692-3272; Manotick Brass Ensemble; Quintet, performs and educates
Manotick Classic Boat Club: Restoring and maintaining old boats.
Manotick Toastmasters Club: Learn to speak effectively, conduct a meeting, manage and motivate.
Ottawa-Rideau Valley Probus Club: For retired profession & business people. Interesting speakers featured at monthly meetings.; Contact: bsawyer_ca@yahoo.com dennisosmond@rogers.com 692-4701, Pat de St. Croix 489-2316
Ottawa Rural Council: Osgoode, Rideau and West Carleton political lobby group represents rural interests at City Hall.
Par Tee Fore A Cure: Non-profit volunteer-based Cancer fundraising team
Rideau Brownies, Girl Guides, Pathfinders: Rideau District - Sarah Charron 489-4208; Sparks (5-6), Brownies (7-8), Guides (9-11), Pathfinders (12-14) - 692-3192; Guides Ontario
"Save the Children" Knitting Group: Knitters in the Greely, Osgoode and surrounding area knit hats for kids. Email Roberta: Roberta.Crosbie@pwgsc.gc.ca ("Save the Children")
Wizards Chess Club: Play for all levels. Certified instruction. Walter Baker Centre
West Osgoode Olde Tyme Music & Dance Club: Bernice Sceviour 224-9888, Barb Brogan 258-7679

HISTORY CLUBS

Ontario Genealogical Society (Ottawa Branch): Of interest to those whose ancestors lived in the counties of Carleton, Lanark, Renfrew, Prescott and Russell.
Osgoode Township Historical Society (OTHS): 7814 Lawrence Street, Vernon, ON; See also: Vernon Museum
Rideau Township Historical Society: Meets 3rd Wednesday every month - Rich McDonald 692-4212

Museums

Eastern Ontario Biodiversity Museum: Kemptville nature museum [archive]
Osgoode Township Historical Museum: 7824 Lawrence St., Vernon
Swords And Ploughshares Museum: Private museum, Citizen Soldiers, militia, reservists
Watson's Mill: Manotick's historic working grist mill, museum, store, special events

GARDENING, HORTICULTURE

A.Y. Jackson Park Group: Dedicated to developing A.Y. Jackson Park Charles.Spratt@sympatico.ca
Greely Gardeners Group: Bob Stanley 821-1847
Manotick Horticultural Society: 2nd Monday 7:30, RCMP Camp, 415 Nicolls Island Rd. by Long Island Locks 692-4436, 692-1575 rbelan1575@rogers.com
North Gower Garden Club: Tuesday 7:30pm at Standard Church, Reg.Rd. 73 - 822-5397, 489-2091
North Gower Sunflower Festival Group: Peggy Glendinning 289-2091
Osgoode Garden Club: Osgoode Library 3rd Wednesday, speakers, all welcome - Bob Cooper 826-0542
Ottawa Master Gardener Helpline: Wed./Thu. 1-3pm 236-0034 mgoc_helpline@yahoo.ca
Rideau Roundtable: Working to keep the Rideau/Cataraqui Watersheds healthy (NPO)
Rural Pathway Project: Planning recreational paths in & between Ottawa rural villages

ART

Manotick Art Association: Artists and those interested in art.
North Gower Artists' Society: 489-3374, Ann Gruchy 489-3748
Russell Art Group: Original art and fine crafts from 4 art studios

DRAMA & MUSIC

Crosstown Hamony Ladies' Singing Chorus: Womens' singing group in Barrhaven (18 and over)
Greely Players Musical Theatre: 821-4107, Sophie Hall 692-5616, Anne Peterson 821-4107
Isle in the River Review Theatre Company (ITR): Full-length drama productions in Osgoode 826-0280
Just Kiddin' Theatre Drama: Drama group for ages 9 up. 821-1734
Kemptville Players: 258-2260
Kemptville Youth Musical Theatre Company: 759-1876, 989-2812, 258-3177
Manotick Grass Roots Theatre Project: Summer theatre outdoors - theatre@magma.ca
On The Spot Players (OTSP): Repertory group provides drama productions in south Ottawa

FELLOWSHIP & SUPPORT

Carleton Lodge Auxillary: E. Ullett 820-6716
Canadian Armed Forces Message Board: Send a message of appreciation to Canada's military men and women.
Good Fellowship Club: Thursday Noon - 3pm Seniors pot luck - Ramsay Brown 692-4446
Greely Friendship Club: Kay Johnston 821-2666
Friends of Baxter Conservation Area: For Area south of Kars on Regional Rd. 13 (parking fee).
Friends Of The Ferguson Forest: Kemptville, 800 acres of forest, trails
Osgoode Drop-in Diners Club: Osgoode Home Support 821-1101
Ottawa Friends of Tibet: Supports Tibetan refugees & communities - 738-9871 info@oft.ca
Rideau Friendship Club: North Gower Community Centre 1^st/3^rd Wednesdays; Jerome Jodoin 823-5723. Don Scharf, President
Solo Flyers: Single Parent Support Network meets at Manotick United Church; Jennifer 692-1314

UTILITIES

Hydro One Networks 1-800-565-2778: TOU rates; Call before you Dig 1-800-400-2255; Power Outages reporting 1-800-434-1235; Appliance recycling program 1-888-537-7797
Ontario Ministry of Energy 1-888-668-4636
Ontario Energy Board (OEB) 1-877-632-2727
Independent Electricity Market Operator (IMO)
EnergyShop.com 1-888-448-7777
Enbridge (natural gas) 1-888-447-4911
Rogers Cablesystems 1-800-738-7891
Bell Canada 310-2355
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Get Listed Application Advertising What's new Jobs For Sale Submit Event Contact us		Click for Details ORGANIZATIONS & CLUBS Service Clubs Community & Government Clubs History Museums Gardening Art Drama Fellowship Utilities Green links lead to other sites. Please report any problems. Submit a Club DIRECTORIES FOR MANOTICK AREA Churches, Temples, Chapels Community Centres, City Facilities Community Associations - Recreation Associations Business Organizations Parks & Recreation areas Seniors' Resources Hospitals Health Resources SERVICE CLUBS Manotick Kiwanis Sponsors local projects and events. Manotick Legion South Carleton Branch 314 - service group for veterans and the community. Kinsmen Club of Manotick & District Organizes Dickinson Days and community projects Manotick Lions Club Sponsors local projects and events. Manotick Outreach Food bank, outreach Manotick 150th Anniversary Committee Register an event. Get involved! Peter Peers 692-6000 publish@bellnet.ca 1st Manotick Scout Group Community service projects by local youth Watson's Mill 5525 Dickinson Street - heritage grist mill open daily in summer. [Scheduled demos] Osgoode Legion 3284 Sunstrum Street 826-2777 Greely Legion 8021 Mitch Owens Rd (near Anderson Rd) 822-1451 North Gower Lions Club Steve Wright 489-3875 North Gower & District Outreach Food Bank Food bank, outreach Kars Women's Institute (1911) Local Knitting probjects to foreign development Coral Lindsay 489-2029, Dorothy Murdock 692-0570 Metcalfe Women's Institute Myra Kelly 821-2959 Manotick Women's Institute Mary Turner 692-3515 Nepean Rotary Club South Nepean service club Naomi's Family Resource Centre Womens' shelter, Winchester (30 km south of Greely) 774-2328, 1-800-267-0395 [map] Manotick Community Feline Rescue Rescuing homeless cats; adopting out cats. Pat 692-4736 K-911 Adopting and accepting dogs, dog gear, food. Registered charity. Ashley 692-5595, Louise 821-2141 Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind Manotick charity provides trained guide dogs. COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT SERVICES Rideau Community Police Centre Police and volunteer police services. Rideau Seniors' Centre 1128 Mill Street 692-4697 "Meals on Wheels", driving, clinics North Gower / Richmond Outreach Services Office Seniors programs organized for men, ladies, demos, outings 489-1584 Nepean, Rideau and Osgoode Community Resource Centre (NROCRC) Services for residents of Nepean, Rideau-Goulbourn & Osgoode - mental health, youth, baby health, crisis counseling, housing, home management, hospice support, legal aid, senior & rural outreach programs. 596-5626 Eastern Ottawa Resource Centre Support services for residents and people with disabilities. 443-2348 vachon1@sympatico.ca 741-6025 gayle.downing@eorc-gloucester.org Ottawa Public Library List of local branches Osgoode Care Centre (TOCC) 7650 Snake Island Rd (#6), Greely [map] Child Care Connection Non-profit meeting for parents looking for daycare or care-givers seeking children. Facilitated by Child Care Providers Resource Network of Ottawa 2nd Thursdays at Rideauview Community Centre CLUBS & ASSOCIATIONS Carleton Landowners Association Rural political organization to create responsible, independent, self-governing municipality Girl Guides of Canada Osgoode Inger Martin 826-2634 Manotick Action Group (MAG) Community group that works with police on local issues. Manotick Amateur Radio Group Meets 2nd last Tuesdays 8pm at the Manotick fire hall. Open repeater: VE3RIX Gord Curling, Ron Guilbeault, Kim Krueger 825-1755 Manotick Army Cadet Corp (2958 RCACC) Youths 12-18 years: training, field craft, map work, history, fitness. Thursdays 18:45 Kars R.A. Centre (until Manotick Legion built), 2958army@cadets.net Manotick Beavers, Scouts Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Venturers Nancystoodley@hotmail.com 692-3272 Manotick Brass Ensemble Quintet, performs and educates Manotick Classic Boat Club Restoring and maintaining old boats. Manotick Toastmasters Club Learn to speak effectively, conduct a meeting, manage and motivate. Ottawa-Rideau Valley Probus Club For retired profession & business people. Interesting speakers featured at monthly meetings. Contact: bsawyer_ca@yahoo.com dennisosmond@rogers.com 692-4701, Pat de St. Croix 489-2316 Ottawa Rural Council Osgoode, Rideau and West Carleton political lobby group represents rural interests at City Hall. Par Tee Fore A Cure Non-profit volunteer-based Cancer fundraising team Rideau Brownies, Girl Guides, Pathfinders Rideau District - Sarah Charron 489-4208 Sparks (5-6), Brownies (7-8), Guides (9-11), Pathfinders (12-14) - 692-3192 Guides Ontario "Save the Children" Knitting Group Knitters in the Greely, Osgoode and surrounding area knit hats for kids. Email Roberta: Roberta.Crosbie@pwgsc.gc.ca ("Save the Children") Wizards Chess Club Play for all levels. Certified instruction. Walter Baker Centre West Osgoode Olde Tyme Music & Dance Club Bernice Sceviour 224-9888, Barb Brogan 258-7679 HISTORY CLUBS Ontario Genealogical Society (Ottawa Branch) Of interest to those whose ancestors lived in the counties of Carleton, Lanark, Renfrew, Prescott and Russell. Osgoode Township Historical Society (OTHS) 7814 Lawrence Street, Vernon, ON See also: Vernon Museum Rideau Township Historical Society Meets 3rd Wednesday every month - Rich McDonald 692-4212 Museums Eastern Ontario Biodiversity Museum Kemptville nature museum [archive] Osgoode Township Historical Museum 7824 Lawrence St., Vernon Swords And Ploughshares Museum Private museum, Citizen Soldiers, militia, reservists Watson's Mill Manotick's historic working grist mill, museum, store, special events GARDENING, HORTICULTURE A.Y. Jackson Park Group Dedicated to developing A.Y. Jackson Park Charles.Spratt@sympatico.ca Greely Gardeners Group Bob Stanley 821-1847 Manotick Horticultural Society 2nd Monday 7:30, RCMP Camp, 415 Nicolls Island Rd. by Long Island Locks 692-4436, 692-1575 rbelan1575@rogers.com North Gower Garden Club Tuesday 7:30pm at Standard Church, Reg.Rd. 73 - 822-5397, 489-2091 North Gower Sunflower Festival Group Peggy Glendinning 289-2091 Osgoode Garden Club Osgoode Library 3rd Wednesday, speakers, all welcome - Bob Cooper 826-0542 Ottawa Master Gardener Helpline Wed./Thu. 1-3pm 236-0034 mgoc_helpline@yahoo.ca Rideau Roundtable Working to keep the Rideau/Cataraqui Watersheds healthy (NPO) Rural Pathway Project Planning recreational paths in & between Ottawa rural villages ART Manotick Art Association Artists and those interested in art. North Gower Artists' Society 489-3374, Ann Gruchy 489-3748 Russell Art Group Original art and fine crafts from 4 art studios DRAMA & MUSIC Crosstown Hamony Ladies' Singing Chorus Womens' singing group in Barrhaven (18 and over) Greely Players Musical Theatre 821-4107, Sophie Hall 692-5616, Anne Peterson 821-4107 Isle in the River Review Theatre Company (ITR) Full-length drama productions in Osgoode 826-0280 Just Kiddin' Theatre Drama Drama group for ages 9 up. 821-1734 Kemptville Players 258-2260 Kemptville Youth Musical Theatre Company 759-1876, 989-2812, 258-3177 Manotick Grass Roots Theatre Project Summer theatre outdoors - theatre@magma.ca On The Spot Players (OTSP) Repertory group provides drama productions in south Ottawa FELLOWSHIP & SUPPORT Carleton Lodge Auxillary E. Ullett 820-6716 Canadian Armed Forces Message Board Send a message of appreciation to Canada's military men and women. Good Fellowship Club Thursday Noon - 3pm Seniors pot luck - Ramsay Brown 692-4446 Greely Friendship Club Kay Johnston 821-2666 Friends of Baxter Conservation Area For Area south of Kars on Regional Rd. 13 (parking fee). Friends Of The Ferguson Forest Kemptville, 800 acres of forest, trails Osgoode Drop-in Diners Club Osgoode Home Support 821-1101 Ottawa Friends of Tibet Supports Tibetan refugees & communities - 738-9871 info@oft.ca Rideau Friendship Club North Gower Community Centre 1^st/3^rd Wednesdays Jerome Jodoin 823-5723. Don Scharf, President Solo Flyers Single Parent Support Network meets at Manotick United Church Jennifer 692-1314 UTILITIES Hydro One Networks 1-800-565-2778 TOU rates Call before you Dig 1-800-400-2255 Power Outages reporting 1-800-434-1235 Appliance recycling program 1-888-537-7797 Ontario Ministry of Energy 1-888-668-4636 Ontario Energy Board (OEB) 1-877-632-2727 Independent Electricity Market Operator (IMO) EnergyShop.com 1-888-448-7777 Enbridge (natural gas) 1-888-447-4911 Rogers Cablesystems 1-800-738-7891 Bell Canada 310-2355 Manotick high-speed Internet list Area code 613 must precede local phone numbers. Request a Listing Report Errors Free Manotick Logo
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