Community and Volunteer Groups

Community involvement is important to the residents of North Frontenac. There are a variety of community groups in the Township each offering a unique features a variety of is grateful for all of the accomplishments that the various community groups have delivered to our community. 

Historical 

Cloyne District Historical Society

An established group of individuals who are dedicated to preserving the history of the area. If you live locally you might be interested in joining. If you're going to be in the area, we would love to see you. The society owns, operates, and maintains the Pioneer Museum.

 http://pioneer.mazinaw.on.ca/
 pioneer@mazinaw.on.ca

North Frontenac Historical Society and Archives (NFHSA)

Formerly the Clarendon and Miller Community Archives, the NFHSA conserves local materials currently in private hands and makes them available to the community. It provides a place for local history research and encourages community pride and interest in history through local history events. 

Contact: Brenda Martin (613) 479-2837

www.nfhistorical.ca
nfhsarchives@gmail.com

 Community Hall Volunteers
 
Barrie Community Hall
Contact: Michelle Alcock
613-661-3381
Clar-Mill Community Volunteers

Contact: N/A

Organize and facilitate community events and fundraisers to raise money for community enhancements.

 

 Harlowe Hall Committee

Marie White

613-336-2557

 Ompah Community Hall Committee
Katie Worden

613-340-7887

katieworden39@gmail.com

Snow Road Community Hall Committee

Rick Morey

613-253-6650

General Interest
 North Frontenac Amateur Astronomy Club
Contact: Betty HunterNorth Frontenac Amateur Astronomy logo
613-483-3297
bhunter5105@gmail.com
 Ompah Community Volunteer Association

Stan Seitz

613-479-2855

Fire Departments
Kaladar-Barrie Fire Department

North Frontenac Fire Department

Sports, Athletics and Exercise

Exercise
Plevna
Clar-Mill Hall
Tuesday and Thursday nights. 5:00pm-5:45pm. 
$5.00/class or $30/month
Pickleball
Cloyne Picklers
Peter Hurley
905-999-8262

 

Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 9am

Plevna Picklers
Evelyn Wiltshire
613-447-9458
Snow Road Snowmobile Club

For over 45 years, the Snow Road Snowmobile Club has supported snowmobiling throughout the Township. As a member of District 6 of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs, this volunteer-driven group maintains over 470kms of trails throughout the region and actively fundraises through delicious breakfasts and dinners, sales and other endeavours.

Their heated clubhouse at 1106 Gemmill’s Road in Snow Road Station is open 24/7 during the winter season and offers ample parking to those looking for a warm place to rest. 

 

www.snowroadsnowmobile.ca

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