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On March 8 between 4 pm and 9 pm at 205 Second St E Knights building we are hosting a HAM & BUNNY SHOOT for Easter. Admision is free. there will entertainment and games of chance. 35 hams to be won.

Come join us and learn how you can give to the community this Christmas season with just 2 hours of your time. We are kicking off our Christmas Kettle Campaign and hosting an Open House for volunteers. Refreshments will be served. Text of call Erin at 226-349-5219

South Essex Community Council fundraiser on Friday, November 17 at 6pm at Leamington Portuguese Club. An evening of great food, entertainment, silent auction and surprise give-aways. This year, we’ve added a fun little twist—we're going “disco”! It’s the 40th anniversary. Dressing in disco attire is optional, but if you want to get into the spirit of the evening, you are welcome to dust off the gold lamme and bell bottoms. Tickets are $70 or $490 for a table. You can purchase tickets online at www.secc.on.ca

Tournoi spécial de sacs de sable, le lundi 20 novembre, au sous-sol de l'église St-Dominique. Inscriptions (3$) entre midi à 13h. Info: Roger Richer, 450 774-4911 ou Réjean Bilodeau, 450 261-8738.

The Champlain Trail Museum is holding its second annual Christmas Market on Sunday December 3rd, 2017. From 10:00am to 4:00pm. you can tour our museum and pioneer buildings and start your Christmas shopping! There will be a raffle draw, crafts and games for the kids, and refreshments available for purchase. Admission and parking is free. For more information please phone 613-735-0517.

There are also still tables available for vendors. Please let us know if you are interested in being a vendor for the market. You can email us at champlaintrailmuseum@gmail.com or call us at 613-735-0517.

The Champlain Trail Museum and Pioneer Village is the largest Museum in Renfrew County with more than 10,000 artifacts among its collection.  Located in Pembroke, the Museum is owned and operated by the Ottawa Valley Historical Society and is funding by the municipalities of Pembroke and Laurentian Valley.