Hamilton Road Community Association
Attention: Marlene Dale
898 Trafalgar Rd.
London, Ontario
N5Z 1G2

Email: hrca@golden.net
Phone: (519) 661-5505
OR (519) 679-8329

• People who live in the Hamilton
  Road area
• People who are concerned about issues regarding the community
• We are an incorporated, non-profit organization

If you would like to come out to meeting to discuss these issues and work together with your neighbours, then,

You are the 
Hamilton Road
Community Association!

Together We:

• Enhance our quality of life in the Hamilton Road area by providing long-term planning, assistance, and resources to fellow residents\
• Sponsor social events and activities in our community

• We host Community Information meetings regarding issues such as: safety, transportation, community facilities and the environment
• We host All Canadidates meetings
• We host Community Festivals and Events
• We lobby on matters which concern our community
• We foster and strengthen partnerships within our community
  

"By being committed and working together, the Hamilton Road Community Association has made a positive difference in the quality of life for you neighborhood. You have also instilled a sense of pride and spirit in you community."
          - Deputy Mayor Anne Marie DeCicco - 

"The Hamilton Road Community Association has a chance to improve the life of area residents and the businesses that they support. Common problems can be solved by local citizens working together. Let's all do our part to support council activities and decisions."
- Jim Semchism - Owner Ealing Pharmacy -

"The Hamilton Road Area is the best place to live in because it has so much to offer to young and old. If is the most friendly and enjoyable region in London to make a family feel welcome and involved. We are proud to be a part of such a great community and to be members of the Hamilton Road Community Association."
- Shirley Draper - Local Resident -

The City of London and the St. Julien Park Revitalization Committee (who are members of the Community) raised funds for the trees, bushes, meadow and park benches. Please visit the boulders in the park with the donation plaques showing all of our foundations and organizations who have donated to the Hamilton Road area.

With the assistance of local schools, and the Upper Thames Conservation Authority for planting and maintaining the trees and bushes, did a fantastic job.

We thank all the foundations, organizations, and the City of London, for their donations and time in helping to build the park for the community to enjoy.

What a Great Project!

Welcome Bags

If you have a new neighbour in your area, please contact Marlene Dale and she will make arrangements to get a welcome bag to the new resident.

"Caring Award"

The Hamilton Road Community receives the "Caring Award" from the United Way of London and Middlesex. It is in celebration of businesses and organizations that "Care About Our Community".

The Hamilton Road Justice Circle. If interested contact:
The St. Leonard's Society.

Provincial Volunteer Service Awards

Held once every two years, this award honours individuals who have been with the same organization for 5 (or more) consecutive years.

Other Awards

The Norah Lanning Service Award



Carrie and John Kirkwood Heritage Award



Every two years, the H.R.C.A. honours its "Outstanding Community Volunteers" with the presentation of a plaque.



The Hamilton Road Community Association is 38 years young. There have been so many changes that have happened in the area. We are now an incorporated, non-profit association of volunteers. As long as we have neighbours helping neighbours we will continue to grow.

Hamilton Road
Community Association
Fundraisers

1. Spaghetti Dinner with home made sauces, buns, salad, desserts. We offer takeout. Join us for a silent auction too!
   April 21 from 5pm to 7pm
   Cost: Adults- $5.00
   Children (10 and under) $2.50
   
   

2. Harvest Chilli Dinner and Silent Auction.
   Fall 2005 - (Exact date To Be Announced)

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Events Calendar

"Then and Now:
Celebrating London's 150th Birthday"

• Historical Displays

• Multicultural Performers

• Live Entertainment

• U.W.O. Science Show for Kids

• Snake Lady

• Crazy Dog Contest (at 12 noon)

• 3 on 3 Basketball Demos

• Craft and Clothing Vendors

• Stage Coach Rides

• Crafts and Activities

• Children's Art and Entertainment (face painting, hand painting)

• History, Storytelling and Recording

• Historical Picture Taking

• Commemorative 150th Birthday Presentation

• Healthy Community Fair

• London Police and Fire Department

For more information the St. Julien Park Community Festival, call 453-2008, or fax 457-6068

St. Julien Park Revitalization Committee
The Park is approximately 33 acres with baseball, softball diamonds 3/4 size basketball court. Soccer fields, tennis courts, children's play area and picnic tables.