Community Event - Ottawa Valley - Hot Turkey Supper

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Hot Turkey Supper - Sunday, November 5 - 3 PM - 7 PM - Christ Lutheran Church - 516 Airport Road, Petawawa, ON - Wheelchair Accessible - Take-Out Available - Admission:  Free-Will Offering

Christ Lutheran Church
516 Airport Road
K8A 6W7
Petawawa

Community Event - Chatham - Woodcraft at Chatham Branch

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Chatham-Kent Public Library, in partnership with Kiwanis Club of Chatham-Kent, is offering Learn-a-Skill: Woodcraft! Participants 8 years and older will learn about different types of wood and woodworking tools and craft a birdhouse over 4 weeks.

 

Learn-a-Skill: Woodcraft runs Monday evenings from 6:30 to 7:30 pm, November 20 to December 11. Registration is required. Visit search.ckpl.ca and enter ‘Learn-a-Skill’ or phone 519.354.2940 x247.

 

To find out more about programs and events at Chatham-Kent Public Library, visit www.ckpl.ca.

Chatham Public Library
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Chatham

Community Event - Chatham - Christmas Dinner Dance

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Nov 25, 6:30-11pm at the Active Lifestyle Centre. $37.50 per person. Semi Formal.  Includes family style dinner, wine, soft drinks and dancing

Active Lifestyle Centre.
20 Merritt Ave
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Chatham

Public Announcement - Brockville/Prescott - Community Cooking Club starts Saturday

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Full of Beans Cooking Club starts Saturday, October 28, 4-7 pm, at St. Paul's Church Hall, 12 Pine Street, Brockville. Learn to make delicious, nutritious, and inexpensive meals.  For information, or to register, call Virginia 613-345-2793

Community Event - Niagara - Linhaven Auxiliary Fall Bazaar

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Linhaven Auxiliary Fall Bazaar

Saturday November 11th from 9am-1pm. Bazaar includes giftware, raffle, crafts, gift baskets, bottle draw, attic treasures, 50/50 draws, tea room and homemade muffins and coffee. Located at Linhaven Home- 403 Ontario Street. All proceeds to benefit the residents of Linhaven.

Linhaven Home
403 Ontario Street
L2N 1L5
St.Catharines

Community Event - Niagara - Christmas in the Country

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Enjoy time in the beautiful town of Fenwick and visit Christmas in the Country at the Fenwick Fire Hall - 766 Welland Road, Fenwick, Ontario. Over 15 Vendors to shop and browse! Christmas porch pots, home-made preserves, magical mystical candy, pottery, jewelry, hand-crafted bows and tags, serving boards, birdhouses, pebble art, macrame, hand-knitted products, hand-crafted bath products, rustic signs, artisan teas, these are just a few of our favourite things! You are sure to find something wonderful and unique for the special people on your Christmas Shopping List (and maybe even a little something for yourself!). Enjoy a meal at our Christmas Cafe, or a light snack in between shopping! On Saturday, kids can visit with Santa (and his merry elf!) from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

All proceeds go to the Pelham Library.

To learn more – visit us on Facebook @friendsofmapleacrelibrary

Fenwick Fire Station No. 2
766 Welland Road
L0S 1C0
Fenwick

Public Announcement - Windsor/Leamington - Book launch - role of Canadian conscripts WW I

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Colonel Patrick M. Dennis (Ret’d), OMM, CD (a former Windsor, Ontario resident) will hold a book launch November 10 at Biblioasis Book Store,1520 Wyandotte St. E, Windsor.

Reluctant Warriors is the first in-depth examination of the pivotal role played by Canadian conscripts in the final campaign of the Great War. During the “Hundred Days” of the First World War, over 30 percent of conscripts who served in the Canadian Corps became casualties.

Reluctant Warriors sheds new light on the success of the Military Service Act and provides fresh evidence that conscripts were good soldiers who fought valiantly and made a crucial contribution to the success of the Canadian Corps in 1918.