The 1st Wallaceburg Farmers’ Market of 2019! Same day as the Dragon Boat Races! Come check out all the excitement in downtown Wallaceburg!
W’burg Farmers’ Market - June 1, 2019
A junior talent search, ages 6 - 12 and a youth talent
search, ages 13 - 21 will be held Sunday June 9th at 11am.
Spots are limited. Sign up www.lasalle.ca/strawberryfestival
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Join Chatham-Kent Workforce Planning Board for a Food Service Job Fair on Tuesday, May 28th from 2-8 pm at Studio One, The Cultural Centre.
Join We Are One - Launch Party at Club Lentinas in support of the pilot program for Nutritional Lunches in Schools.
May 25th, Doors open 5:30pm and Dinner is served at 6pm.
Face 4 Radio will provide the live entertainment.
Call for Tickets:
Cathy Staal 226-627-4943 or Club Lentinas 519-355-0806
Local author Erika Behrisch Elce speaks on writing about Lady Franklin, whose husband Sir John Franklin led an ill-fated 1845 expedition in search of the Northwest Passage.
When Sir John Franklin and his 1845 expedition to search for the Northwest Passage failed to return from the Arctic, his wife Jane embarked upon a campaign to rescue them. She spent her fortune offering rewards and mounting rescue expeditions, and she kept alive the public’s interest in the lost men. But above all she wrote a battalion of letters: to the Admiralty, to politicians, to the press, and to the prominent in Britain and America.
Erika Behrisch Elce’s fascination with the Franklins led her to publish first an annotated selection of Lady Franklin’s public letters in As affecting the fate of my absent husband. She then wrote a novel, Lady Franklin of Russell Square, which imagines Lady Franklin’s private world in London during the decade of search for her husband. In the first June installment of the KFPL Live monthly speakers’ series we are excited to host Erika as she explores the writer’s dance between history and fiction, the power of storytelling to move mountains, and the private tragedies that unfold beneath public adventures.
This presentation will take place at the Isabel Turner branch on Saturday, June 8, at 2 p.m. and is open to adults and teens. There is no admission charge, but seating is limited. To avoid disappointment, please register in advance at events.kfpl.ca or by phone at (613) 549-8888 as of 9 a.m. on Saturday, May 25.
Questions? Contact Anne Hall at 613-549-8888, ext. 3528 or ahall@kfpl.ca .
Will be held at the Royal Canadian Legion, 415 Second St West
on June 21st, Cocktails @ 1800hrs And Dinner @ 1900 hrs.
Celebrating the Class of 1969, the last class to graduate from CGH.
$30.00 per person
contact: Catherine Poirier, 613-932-9164 to reserve.
Lave-auto au profit du Parrainage civique les 1er et 2 juin. 9h à 16h. Seulement 15$ pour un lavage intérieur et extérieur. Hot-dog sur place grâce à La Belle Province. Rendez-vous chez Lebeau Vitres d'autos, partenaire de l'événement au 3400 avenue Cusson, St-Hyacinthe. Remis au 8 et 9 juin en cas de pluie.
A social afternoon for seniors or those with special needs of all ages. Soup, sandwich and dessert included. Entertainment by Dennis Harrington.
