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Knottwood
Ekota | Satoo | Menisa
445 Knottwood Road West
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Executives and Directors
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| President |
Angie Brown |
450-1005 |
| Vice President |
Thomas Molloy |
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| 2nd Vice President |
Kevin Devlin |
462-9232 |
| Treasurer |
Betty Boyde |
466-9407 |
| Secretary |
Delee Foley |
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| Membership Director |
Alison Playdon |
490-0807 |
| Hall Rentals Coordinator |
Pat Jahn |
441-1383 |
| Fundraising Director |
Pat Semrok |
463-0820 |
| Gaming Director |
Ed Barrett |
450-3939 |
| Casino Director |
Ed Barrett |
450-3935 |
| Bingo Director |
Kim Tomusiak |
463-7807 |
| Social Director |
Karen Gertz |
461-2533 |
| Ekota Area Rep |
Alison Playdon |
490-0807 |
| Satoo Area Rep |
vacant |
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| Menisa Area Rep |
Francine Beattie |
462-4578 |
| Building & Grounds Director |
Denny Gertz |
461-2533 |
| Playschool Rep |
Karen Gertz |
461-2533 |
Publicity Director
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Chantell Barone
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462-3375
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Community Events
Free Family Swim - 4th Sunday of every month from 4:00 - 5:30 pm
Executive Meetings - Second Thursday of the month at 7:00 pm. Use lower entrance of the Community Hall. Everyone is Welcome!
Fire Pit use at Ekota Park - Free for Community use
Sand Volleyball at Ekota Park - Free for Community use (call 462-3375 to get the net)
*All events held at Knottwood Hall unless otherwise noted.
Facilities
Hall (Capacity 40-50) is being renovated, Fire Pit, Sand Volleyball, Skating Rink
Mill Woods Newsletter Pages
Download the Knottwood pages of the Mill Woods Newsletters in pdf format
June 2008
May 2008
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History
The Knottwood Community League was formed on March 14th, 1977, at a meeting in Satoo Elementary School where the residents resolved to provide programs and facilities for their three neighbourhoods – Ekota, Satoo and Menisa. Early on, Knottwood gained a reputation of an achiever. Its financial resources, which started at $65, were at a hefty total of $86,000 only eight months later!
In the fall of 1977, Knottwood purchased a second-hand building from the Delton Community League for $5,000. By the time that the building was renovated its value increased to $60,000 and it was established as the Satoo Community Center. Knottwood continued to fund raise and contribute to the community.
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