Hymn Sign at the Long Sault Pentecostal Church on October 20th at 6:30 p.m.  9 Bethune Ave. Long Sault.  Free Event.  Light refreshments served following singing.

Activités Femmes d'ici lundi 21 octobre, à 19h00, au sous-sol de l'église Assomption de Notre-Dame situé au 12960 Av. Wilson, à St-Hyacinthe entrée côté de la rue Bernard.  Le sujet qui parlera du plastique à usage unique et nous recevons une invitée Mme Annabelle Palardy.  Bienvenue à tous!  Pour infos:  contacter Diane au 450 799-5288.

Campagne de financement pour la reconstruction de la Basilique-Cathédrale Ste-Cécile du Diocèse de Valleyfield. Afin de conserver l’un des plus beaux joyaux de notre patrimoine religieux, nous devons continuer l’ensemble de la restauration. Pour ce faire, nous comptons à nouveau sur votre générosité. Comment s’impliquer? En assistant à un concert-bénéfice et/ou en achetant des pierres pour la reconstruction du clocher ouest; 

Communiquer avec Mme Martine Hébert, gérante Fabrique Paroisse Ste-Cécile, au 450 373-0674, poste 5

St. Paul's Presbyterian Church Choir in Kemptville is excited to present Ron Donnelly and the Marlboreens in concert on Saturday, October 26. Ron and the guys are no strangers to Kemptville audiences and they always guarantee a great time for everyone. Their sweet country sounds will have you tapping your toes and singing out loud to many familiar favourites!

The show will take place at St. Paul's on Saturday, October 26 at 7pm. The church is located in downtown Kemptville (319 Prescott Street at the corner of Mary Street). No tickets are required as this is a "pay what you can" event - all proceeds will go to support the St. Paul's Furnace Fund. But get there early as it will be a full house! And of course, in true Presbyterian fashion, delicious, home-baked refreshments will be provided.

Mark your calendars and tell your neighbours - we look forward to seeing you!

October 27, 12pm at the Windsor Moose Lodge. See all new fashions by Alia Tangray. Tickets, $10. Includes, light lunch. Debit & credit available. Info, 519-253-1834.

Loud & Dirty Fall Nationals Race Event, A Craig Revelle Tribute Oct 18-19, 2019

Racing, Live Bands, Party Zone and more

A Musical Evening

For the past three summers Kingston retirees Glenn Green and Carol Vandenegel have canoed some 8,515 kilometres across Canada.  Already experienced paddlers, in this bucket-list project they've braved bears and high waves to follow old voyageurs' routes, experiencing breathtaking scenery, back-breaking portages, and perhaps a little more togetherness than many couples would find comfortable.  But although they were alone in their canoe, Carol and Glenn benefited greatly along the way from the kindness of strangers who offered them showers, beds and home-cooked meals.

They've also used their journey to raise awareness of Kingston's Loving Spoonful and its vision of a food-secure community, provisioning themselves with fresh local food dehydrated at home, then shipped ahead along their route.  By the time they paddled into the Cataraqui Canoe Club this September 19 they had raised $23,000 and spread the word coast to coast.  Now they're sharing photos and stories of their trip with their home community, including during two KFPL Live presentations.

Glenn and Carol will speak twice at library branches:  first at the Isabel Turner branch on Tuesday, November 5 at 7 p.m., and then at the Calvin Park branch on Saturday, November 9 at 2 p.m.  Both presentations will be the same and both are open to adults and teens.  There is no admission charge, but seating is limited.  To avoid disappointment, please register in advance at calendar.kfpl.ca or by phone at (613) 549-8888, starting at 9 a.m. on Saturday, October 26.     
 

Questions? Contact:  Anne Hall, 613-549-8888, ext.3528, ahall@kfpl.ca