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2013 May June Spring Registration Form
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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Saturday May 25,2013
10am-12 Noon
In the upstairs hall, At The Manotick Arena


RIDEAU SKATING CLUB EXHIBITION
Was Part of Manotick's Shiverfest 2012
At The Manotick Arena
See the pictures


About Rideau Skating Club

The Rideau Skating Club is sanctioned by Skate Canada, and is in the Eastern Ontario Section (EOS) of Skate Canada. The Rideau Skating Club has more than 450 members and operates out of the Manotick arena with some sessions being held at the Fred Barrett arena in Leitrim from September through to the end of April. During the summer months, many of our skaters guest skate with other clubs in the Ottawa area. The Rideau Skating Club develops skaters of all abilities, from first time recreational skaters to competitive skaters. For more information on Skate Canada, please visit their website at www.skatecanada.ca. More information on the Eastern Ontario section of Skate Canada can be found at www.skate-eos.on.ca.

The Rideau Skating Club was formed in 1976. The Club is run entirely by parent volunteers. Operations of the Club are handled by a volunteer Executive, which is elected at the Club's Annual General Meeting in the spring of each year. The Executive communicates with the membership by posting information on the Club bulletin board at the arena, and through this website. Members are encouraged to check the bulletin board frequently for important messages. Members of the Executive are interested in hearing your compliments and concerns. Feedback can also be provided via the Contact Us form.

The Rideau Skating Club belongs to the members of the Club. Only through active participation of the members will the Club remain strong and effective. Volunteers are needed to help out in all aspects of the operations. There are many ways to help out, and all members are encouraged to donate some time. Contact a member of the Executive to find out more about how you can help, and watch for opportunities to become part of the Executive as members retire. These opportunities are posted in late winter.