October 4th 7pm to 9:30pm Limoges Recreation Centre. Bilingual

with question period.

Dans Municipalité de La Nation; St-Isidore 26 septembre 19h à 

21h30 École élémentaire catholique St-Isidore, 4 octobre 19h à

21h30 Centre communautaire Limoges 205 chemin Limoges.

Chatham-Kent Public Library, in partnership with Chatham-Kent Employment and Social Services and Service Canada & Service Ontario, is offering an ID Clinic for anyone who needs help getting identification. This Clinic will be held at the Chatham Branch. Clinics will offer individuals assistance with filling out online or paper Birth Certificate applications. Those who require photo ID will gain an understanding of the purpose of photo ID and the steps they will need to take to acquire the Photo ID card. Information on how to obtain a Health Card will also be available. CKPL’s partnership has extended to Service Canada who will be onsite to assist anyone who requires a Social Insurance Number (SIN) or Personal Access Code and to answer any questions applicable to their services. A Service Ontario Representative will also be on-site to answer any questions regarding Health Cards, Photo ID Cards, etc.  Individuals will be served by Appointments only so call the Chatham Branch to book your spot.  There will be limited appointment slots open to serve those without a scheduled appointment. However, there will be NO GUARANTEE to be served without an appointment.  There is NO FEE to attend and financial screening will be available for those who may need assistance with payment for identification. This ID Clinic will be held: Chatham-Kent Public Library  Chatham Branch, 120 Queen Street, Chatham, ON     Friday November 2, 2018         12:30 to 3:30 pm For more information about this program, and others at Chatham-Kent Public Library, please visit www.ckpl.ca or call 519.354.2940.

On January 1, 2019, when Windsor Police begins to serve the Town of Amherstburg, the community will see an updated vehicle fleet brandished with a new design.

In keeping with the Town’s promise of public engagement, the Amherstburg community is invited to vote on one of two proposed designs, which can be viewed in person at King’s Navy Yard Park on Saturday, September 29, during the Ice Cream with a Cop component of the Culture Days event in downtown Amherstburg.

Ice Cream with a Cop is an interactive community engagement initiative designed to bring law enforcement and community members together, discussing any questions or concerns regarding the transition, or policing as a whole. Police officers from both Windsor Police Services and Amherstburg Police Services will be on hand to greet the public, and will distribute a coupon for a free scoop at Waterfront Ice Cream to the first 200 guests.

The winning design will be unveiled later this year.

Norm Ackland Jr. is pleased to announce that Windsor King Fest will be held Oct. 25th to 28th at The Greek Community Centre, 3052 Walker Rd. in Windsor.

There are 5 shows:

• Come to the Murder Mystery - pre-weekend event on Thursday, Oct. 25th
• Friday evening kicks off the official weekend with "Elvis & Friends".
• Saturday afternoon at 3pm there is a screening of "Speedway" and a meet and greet with Victoria Paige Meyerink who played Ellie in the movie with Elvis, A buffet dinner is included following the show.
• Saturday evening showcase at 8pm stars Tim "E" Hendry and Friends.
• Sunday at 1pm is the Gospel show.

Reserved and open seating are available. (RESERVED SEATS ARE ALMOST SOLD OUT)

THERE ARE TABLES IN THE FRONT ROW FOR RESERVED SEATING AT $135.00/TICKET FOR THE WEEKEND. OPEN SEATING WEEKEND PACKAGES ARE 105.00 and individual shows start at $25.

PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS NOW ON-LINE AT: http://www.ccshows.net

OR CALL US AT (226) 783-5069

Go to the web site for details: HTTP://WWW.WINDSORKINGFEST.ROCKS