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Windsor Moose Lodge 1499, 777 Tecumseh Road West. Complete fish dinner of pickerel, perch or halibut including potato, coleslaw, roll and butter for $13 plus tax. Fridays 3-8pm. All welcome. 519-253-1834.
Dinner and Dance
Skippers describe cruising the coast of southern Labrador last summer and competing in a solo race around Lake Ontario.
Dancing to Black Tie
The Peterborough Astronomical Association will hold its regular monthly meeting, which takes place on the first Friday of the month, on March 2nd. The meeting location is the Rotary Education Centre/Guest Services Building, Riverview Park Zoo, Peterborough.
We are currently looking at a new program for beginners in astronomy. The classes are currently on hold at this time, but stay tuned for future updates.
Our presentation for March will start shortly after 7:00 p.m. and features a talk by geologist and mineralogist, Dr. Graham Wilson, of Turnstone Geological Services, Campbellford. The presentation is entitled, “Meteorites and the Evolution of the Solar System” and the reason the PAA has asked Dr. Wilson to return to their club for a talk is because Dr. Wilson is a renowned specialist in the study and classification of meteorites.
Talk Abstract: The arrival of a meteorite in France, in April 1803, put an end to centuries of debate, whether rocks could fall from the sky. Two centuries later, the hybrid science of meteoritics has furnished extraordinary details, and provided a window into time and space, extending beyond the formation of the solar system, over 4.5 million years ago. Some 8.3% of all known mineral species have been found in meteorites. Whereas, in 1985, little more than 2,000 meteorites had been classified, the official total now exceeds 57,000 (with just 64 in Canada). A short, colourful review will serve as an introduction to meteorites and their parent bodies. This talk is not one to be missed, because the only thing rarer than a meteorite, is the opportunity to learn about them from a expert in meteoritics!
Following the main presentation(s) we will look at the “Sky This Month”. Be informed about the locations of the planets of the solar system. There will also be the usual opportunities to come and check out the PAA and all it has to offer, at no cost. This is an all ages meeting and the venue is barrier free. Also, you don’t need a telescope to belong, but a curious mind helps.
Good Friday Fish Fry on March 30, 2pm to 7pm at 1570 Marentette Ave. Halibut and Perch. Everyone welcome.
Village of Hope presents: local chefs compete for the Best Soup in Lincoln!
join us on Feb 21 from 5 to 7 at Twenty Valley Public School over 10 local chefs prepare and serve soup to the community in the hopes of being crowned the Heartiest Soup!
enjoy a variety of soup and then fill out the ballot to choose your favorite.
Celebrity Judge Erik Peacock will be present and will be Judging Chefs Choice Award!
All proceeds to Village of Hope Emergency Utility Fund
Royal Canadian Legion Br. 479 - 5603 Spring St. Niagara Falls On. is having an indoor garage - rummage sale in the upstairs hall
March 3rd from 7:00 am til 12:00 noon. One day only. If you would like to rent a table they are $10.00
Come out and find a hidden treasure.
Join us for our monthly Pasta Dinner at St. Paul’s Anglican Church, 92 St. Paul Street, Essex on Friday, March 2nd, 5pm—6:30pm.
(Adults $10.00, Age 6-12 $5.00, 5 and under free) Call 519-776-7711 for more details. All welcome!
