Community Messages

Retired Women Teachers of Ontario / Organisation des enseignantes retraitées de l’Ontario (RWTO/OERO) continues to exist because there is still a need for an organization that cares for the interests and well-being of retired women teachers. More importantly, RWTO/OERO provides a forum whereby retired women teachers can come together for social interaction, stimulating programs, emotional support and most of all, friendship. If you are a retired woman teacher from any part of the world, we invite you to join RWTO/OERO. All retired women teachers are welcome regardless of your type of qualifications, the level of education you taught, how long you taught or whether or not you are collecting a teacher’s pension. Our organization offers many benefits: the opportunity to network, maintain friendships and enjoy camaraderie, and the opportunity to participate in the various insurance plans which are available to members.

Tag Day - June 24th and 25th  Prince Edward Community Care volunteers will be stationed throughout Picton, Bloomfield, Consecon, Rossmore and Wellington to sell tags in support of programs to help seniors live at home.  Please give generously.  To volunteer as a tagger for 2 hours please call the Community Care office at 613-476-7493.  www.communitycareforseniors.org

You are invited to join host Marilyn Parisien each weekday at 10:00am as she strives to provide functional and easy to follow work-outs that enable seniors to exercise in the comfort of their own home. Watch Senior Fit with Marilyn, Monday through Friday at 10:00am on YourTV.

We are now open at the Trillium 200 Seniors Club for Monday - Bingo; Tuesday - Cribbage; Wednesday - Euchre; Thursday - Shuffleboard & Carpet Bowling; Friday - Darts. Activities start @ 1:00 Come early due to Covid protocols

Retired Women Teachers of Ontario / Organisation des enseignantes retraitées de l’Ontario (RWTO/OERO) continues to exist because there is still a need for an organization that cares for the interests and well-being of retired women teachers. More importantly, RWTO/OERO provides a forum whereby retired women teachers can come together for social interaction, stimulating programs, emotional support and most of all, friendship. If you are a retired woman teacher from any part of the world, we invite you to join RWTO/OERO. All retired women teachers are welcome regardless of your type of qualifications, the level of education you taught, how long you taught or whether or not you are collecting a teacher’s pension. Our organization offers many benefits: the opportunity to network, maintain friendships and enjoy camaraderie, and the opportunity to participate in the various insurance plans which are available to members.

You are invited to join host Marilyn Parisien each weekday at 10:00am as she strives to provide functional and easy to follow work-outs that enable seniors to exercise in the comfort of their own home. Watch Senior Fit with Marilyn, Monday through Friday at 10:00am on YourTV.

We are now open at the Trillium 200 Seniors Club for Monday - Bingo; Tuesday - Cribbage; Wednesday - Euchre; Thursday - Shuffleboard & Carpet Bowling; Friday - Darts. Activities start @ 1:00 Come early due to Covid protocols

Retired Women Teachers of Ontario / Organisation des enseignantes retraitées de l’Ontario (RWTO/OERO) continues to exist because there is still a need for an organization that cares for the interests and well-being of retired women teachers. More importantly, RWTO/OERO provides a forum whereby retired women teachers can come together for social interaction, stimulating programs, emotional support and most of all, friendship. If you are a retired woman teacher from any part of the world, we invite you to join RWTO/OERO. All retired women teachers are welcome regardless of your type of qualifications, the level of education you taught, how long you taught or whether or not you are collecting a teacher’s pension. Our organization offers many benefits: the opportunity to network, maintain friendships and enjoy camaraderie, and the opportunity to participate in the various insurance plans which are available to members.

You are invited to join host Marilyn Parisien each weekday at 10:00am as she strives to provide functional and easy to follow work-outs that enable seniors to exercise in the comfort of their own home. Watch Senior Fit with Marilyn, Monday through Friday at 10:00am on YourTV.

We are now open at the Trillium 200 Seniors Club for Monday - Bingo; Tuesday - Cribbage; Wednesday - Euchre; Thursday - Shuffleboard & Carpet Bowling; Friday - Darts. Activities start @ 1:00 Come early due to Covid protocols

Active Living Programs for June for seniors 60+ available 5 days/week Prince Edward Community Care offers over 50 events each month for seniors 60+ online.  In-person programming is slowly and safely being reintroduced.  There is a low annual membership fee of $25.00. Online Zoom fitness and arts classes along with socials are held Monday to Friday. Dance into Summer with DanceAbility: Dance as You Are Today – June 6th, 2022 Join Michelle Silagy from Moonhorse Dance Theatre faculty for this Zoom class on Monday, June 6th at 1 PM. Michelle's class offers time to explore joy-filled movement economy found in daily activities and the wonder of nature's abundance through simple full-body warm-ups, patterns danced to varied tempos and gestural phrase-making. Through improvisations using movement tools along with nature-rich imagery, participants are invited to dance in ways that nourish their personal expression.  This class is part of the Prince Edward Community Care active living programs.  To register for this event call 613-476-7493.  All seniors 60+ are welcome.  For information on the rest of Community Care’s active living program offerings see www.communitycareforseniors.org and click “Activity Calendar”. Dance into Summer with Movement with the Trees – June 13th, 2022 Join Julia Alpin from Moonhorse Dance Theatre faculty for this Zoom class on Monday, June 13th at 1 PM. Julia's classes are a collection of guided frameworks to explore our humanity through movement expression. She is inspired by our collective imaginations to lead us through dance into tangible connections with ourselves, each other and the teachings of the natural world. Dancers are encouraged to discover their unique movement expression and share in the joy of collective motion. This class is part of the Prince Edward Community Care active living programs.  To register for this event call 613-476-7493.  All seniors 60+ are welcome.  For information on the rest of Community Care’s active living program offerings see www.communitycareforseniors.org and click “Activity Calendar Dance into Summer with Mindful Motion – June 20th and 27th, 2022 Join Carol Anderson from Moonhorse Dance Theatre faculty for these in person classes on Monday, June 20th and 27th at Macaulay House, 35 Church Street, Picton at 1 PM. Carol’s classes offer benefits similar to those derived from yoga, dance, swimming, and t’ai chi. Spherical, figure-eight movements integrate breath, motion and coordination to promote overall physical awareness. Performed seated or standing, these movement patterns fully articulate the spine, and contribute to supporting the many health benefits of dynamic alignment. This class is designed for older movers, enhancing mobility and the joy of moving with breath, intention and flow. This class is part of the Prince Edward Community Care active living programs.  To register for this event call 613-476-7493.  All seniors 60+ are welcome.  For information on the rest of Community Care’s active living program offerings see www.communitycareforseniors.org and click “Activity Calendar”.

Quinte Connection is local hub for information and is hosted each week by Lindsey Harren.  This half hour magazine style show highlights organizations, events and individuals in our community.  Check the website schedule for airdates and times!

Retired Women Teachers of Ontario / Organisation des enseignantes retraitées de l’Ontario (RWTO/OERO) continues to exist because there is still a need for an organization that cares for the interests and well-being of retired women teachers. More importantly, RWTO/OERO provides a forum whereby retired women teachers can come together for social interaction, stimulating programs, emotional support and most of all, friendship. If you are a retired woman teacher from any part of the world, we invite you to join RWTO/OERO. All retired women teachers are welcome regardless of your type of qualifications, the level of education you taught, how long you taught or whether or not you are collecting a teacher’s pension. Our organization offers many benefits: the opportunity to network, maintain friendships and enjoy camaraderie, and the opportunity to participate in the various insurance plans which are available to members.

You are invited to join host Marilyn Parisien each weekday at 10:00am as she strives to provide functional and easy to follow work-outs that enable seniors to exercise in the comfort of their own home. Watch Senior Fit with Marilyn, Monday through Friday at 10:00am on YourTV.

We are now open at the Trillium 200 Seniors Club for Monday - Bingo; Tuesday - Cribbage; Wednesday - Euchre; Thursday - Shuffleboard & Carpet Bowling; Friday - Darts. Activities start @ 1:00 Come early due to Covid protocols

Join us for HSHPE TVBingo on Tuesday evenings at 7:30pm, exculsively on YourTV (ch4/100Epico/700HD).    For more information please visit their website. 

This is the Community Billboard and it is available for all non-profit groups and organizations to use to promote their local events!  Take advantage of this free service and let the community know how they can support all of the wonderful agencies Quinte!  If you have any questions, contact Ann Werkhoven at 613-957-9751 ext. 8353.

Retired Women Teachers of Ontario / Organisation des enseignantes retraitées de l’Ontario (RWTO/OERO) continues to exist because there is still a need for an organization that cares for the interests and well-being of retired women teachers. More importantly, RWTO/OERO provides a forum whereby retired women teachers can come together for social interaction, stimulating programs, emotional support and most of all, friendship. If you are a retired woman teacher from any part of the world, we invite you to join RWTO/OERO. All retired women teachers are welcome regardless of your type of qualifications, the level of education you taught, how long you taught or whether or not you are collecting a teacher’s pension. Our organization offers many benefits: the opportunity to network, maintain friendships and enjoy camaraderie, and the opportunity to participate in the various insurance plans which are available to members.

You are invited to join host Marilyn Parisien each weekday at 10:00am as she strives to provide functional and easy to follow work-outs that enable seniors to exercise in the comfort of their own home. Watch Senior Fit with Marilyn, Monday through Friday at 10:00am on YourTV.

Join hosts Richard Hughes and Orland French as they take you on various "Road Trips in Hastings County".  Each informative and entertaining episode features historical information about a different region contained within the expanse of Hastings County.

We are now open at the Trillium 200 Seniors Club for Monday - Bingo; Tuesday - Cribbage; Wednesday - Euchre; Thursday - Shuffleboard & Carpet Bowling; Friday - Darts. Activities start @ 1:00 Come early due to Covid protocols

Join hosts Paul Martin and Colin Mackay for "Beyond the Politics" each week as they take a look at the events and issues that arise at Council Chambers in Belleville and Quinte West.  Check the schedule for airdates and times.

Retired Women Teachers of Ontario / Organisation des enseignantes retraitées de l’Ontario (RWTO/OERO) continues to exist because there is still a need for an organization that cares for the interests and well-being of retired women teachers. More importantly, RWTO/OERO provides a forum whereby retired women teachers can come together for social interaction, stimulating programs, emotional support and most of all, friendship. If you are a retired woman teacher from any part of the world, we invite you to join RWTO/OERO. All retired women teachers are welcome regardless of your type of qualifications, the level of education you taught, how long you taught or whether or not you are collecting a teacher’s pension. Our organization offers many benefits: the opportunity to network, maintain friendships and enjoy camaraderie, and the opportunity to participate in the various insurance plans which are available to members.

You are invited to join host Marilyn Parisien each weekday at 10:00am as she strives to provide functional and easy to follow work-outs that enable seniors to exercise in the comfort of their own home. Watch Senior Fit with Marilyn, Monday through Friday at 10:00am on YourTV.

We are now open at the Trillium 200 Seniors Club for Monday - Bingo; Tuesday - Cribbage; Wednesday - Euchre; Thursday - Shuffleboard & Carpet Bowling; Friday - Darts. Activities start @ 1:00 Come early due to Covid protocols

Quinte Connection is local hub for information and is hosted each week by Lindsey Harren.  This half hour magazine style show highlights organizations, events and individuals in our community.  Check the website schedule for airdates and times!

Those requiring information on what services are available for them pls contact Belleville Legion Branch 99 Service Officer Don MacPherson at 613-779-0773 &/or 613-847-1415.

This is the Community Billboard and it is available for all non-profit groups and organizations to use to promote their local events!  Take advantage of this free service and let the community know how they can support all of the wonderful agencies Quinte!  If you have any questions, contact Ann Werkhoven at 613-957-9751 ext. 8353.

Join hosts Richard Hughes and Orland French as they take you on various "Road Trips in Hastings County".  Each informative and entertaining episode features historical information about a different region contained within the expanse of Hastings County.

Join hosts Paul Martin and Colin Mackay for "Beyond the Politics" each week as they take a look at the events and issues that arise at Council Chambers in Belleville and Quinte West.  Check the schedule for airdates and times.

In 1969, a band of four English musicians arrived in New York and literally took America by storm. Over the next 50 years, this legendary band accumulated over 65 million record sales and a following of loyal fans that are the envy of rock bands worldwide! This band was Jethro Tull. Aqualung, probably the most famous and celebrated of all of Jethro Tull’s albums, is now celebrating 50 years since its release in 1971. At the centre of Tull’s unique sound is guitarist Martin Barre, who is renowned for his formidable mastery of historic riffs, power chords and soaring melodic solos. Martin is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the release of the iconic and legendary album Aqualung with a worldwide tour throughout 2021. Territories will include South America, USA, Canada and Europe.. He will be bringing a spectacular show playing the album in its entirety with his touring band The Martin Barre Band – featuring Dan Crisp on lead vocals, Alan Thomson on keyboard, and Darby Todd on drums; together with former Jethro Tull band member Clive Bunker on drums and percussion. Martin says: “Aqualung was the album that defined Tull. Sumptuous melodies, big dynamics and power riffs galore. Acoustic met electric…and it all worked.” The anniversary tour will be a once in a lifetime opportunity to sit back and relive this legendary album, being played in full and in sequence for the first time. About Martin Barre: Martin Barre was Jethro Tull’s guitarist for over 43 years. His sound and playing was a major factor in their success. Album sales have exceeded 60 million units and they continue to be played worldwide, representing an important part of classic rock history. Martin’s guitar playing has earned him a high level of respect and recognition. His solos were voted 25th best solo ever in the USA and 20th best solo ever in the UK for his playing on ‘Aqualung’ . His playing on the album ‘Crest of a Knave’ earned him a Grammy award in 1989. As well as numerous Jethro Tull albums, Martin has worked with many other artists including Paul McCartney, Phil Collins, Gary Moore, Joe Bonamassa and Chris Thompson and has shared the stage with such legends as Jimi Hendrix, Fleetwood Mac, Pink Floyd, and Led Zeppelin. About Special Guest: Clive Bunker – was the original drummer with Tull and played on Stand Up, Benefit & Aqualung he was part of the original band that stormed the USA from 1969.

Quinte Connection is local hub for information and is hosted each week by Lindsey Harren.  This half hour magazine style show highlights organizations, events and individuals in our community.  Check the website schedule for airdates and times!

This is the Community Billboard and it is available for all non-profit groups and organizations to use to promote their local events!  Take advantage of this free service and let the community know how they can support all of the wonderful agencies Quinte!  If you have any questions, contact Ann Werkhoven at 613-957-9751 ext. 8353.

Join hosts Richard Hughes and Orland French as they take you on various "Road Trips in Hastings County".  Each informative and entertaining episode features historical information about a different region contained within the expanse of Hastings County.

Join hosts Paul Martin and Colin Mackay for "Beyond the Politics" each week as they take a look at the events and issues that arise at Council Chambers in Belleville and Quinte West.  Check the schedule for airdates and times.

Quinte Connection is local hub for information and is hosted each week by Lindsey Harren.  This half hour magazine style show highlights organizations, events and individuals in our community.  Check the website schedule for airdates and times!

This is the Community Billboard and it is available for all non-profit groups and organizations to use to promote their local events!  Take advantage of this free service and let the community know how they can support all of the wonderful agencies Quinte!  If you have any questions, contact Ann Werkhoven at 613-957-9751 ext. 8353.

Join hosts Richard Hughes and Orland French as they take you on various "Road Trips in Hastings County".  Each informative and entertaining episode features historical information about a different region contained within the expanse of Hastings County.

Join hosts Paul Martin and Colin Mackay for "Beyond the Politics" each week as they take a look at the events and issues that arise at Council Chambers in Belleville and Quinte West.  Check the schedule for airdates and times.