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Baptist Church

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299 Bridge Street, Carleton Place, K7C 3H7

(613) 257-1889

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Royal Canadian Sea Cadets

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137 John St, Carleton Place, K7C 1N7

613-257-7951

Individual & Family Services, Social Services, Youth center, Individual and family services

ConnectWell Community Health - Carleton Place

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30 Bennett, Carleton Place, K7C 4J9

(613) 257-2779

Social Services Organization

Lanark County Food Bank - The Hunger Stop

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84 Mill Street, Carleton Place, K7C 1T5

(613) 257-8546

The Hunger Stop provides 5 days of emergency food, once a month, for those persons with food insecurities. We are open 2 evenings and 3 mornings for the convenience of our clients.

St James Anglican Church

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225 Edmund St., Carleton Place, K7C 3E7

(613) 257-3178

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Carleton Place Curling Club

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120 Patterson Cr., Carleton Place, K7C 4P3

613-257-1944

The first record of curling in the Carleton Place area is of games between men’s teams from Almonte, Ramsay Township and Carleton Place on the Indian and Mississippi Rivers in 1860. During the 1880’s the hardwood floor of the drill hall was flooded for a curling surface. The Carleton Place Curling Club (CPCC) was formed in 1886 with a two sheet covered rink built on to the end of the Drill Hall. A fire in 1910 destroyed this structure and put an end to curling in Carleton Place until 1921 when a new covered rink was built on Charles St. with three sheets of natural ice. In 1956 the CPCC entered the modern age of curling by purchasing granite stones. This made the game easier to play and thus more pleasurable. The club also became incorporated in the same year and the next year, 1957, saw the installation of artificial ice and a large increase in membership. In 1994 the present club was built on Patterson Crescent with four sheets of ice and all the modern equipment such as rink heaters, dehumidifiers, de-ionized water and good lighting to make it more pleasant to play in. A large well equipped lounge was also built for after game chat, parties and rentals. Ladies have been an integral part of the curling program since 1924. However it was not until the early 80’s that ladies became full members of the club and assumed positions on the Board of Directors. They had their own separate club until that time. The first female president served for two years beginning in May of 1989.