On February 9, 2018, Night to Shine will be an unforgettable prom night experience, centered on God’s love, for people with special needs, ages 14 and older. This worldwide movement is already set to take place next year in all 50 states and 15 countries around the world…and the numbers continue to grow!

For additional information on the Night to Shine hosted by The Gathering Windsor, visit www.tgcw.org

For more information on the worldwide movement of Night to Shine, sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation, visit: http://www.timtebowfoundation.org/index.php/night-to-shine/

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Participants in this workshop will:

- Describe the components of a grant proposal

- Demonstrate how to write effective problem statements and need assessments

- Explain how to properly package a proposal and more

January 10, 6-9pm at United Way Board Room, 300 Giles Blvd. E, Unit A1. Course fee, $25. To register visit www.weareuinited.com/training. 

The program, which runs from January 2 until January 5, takes place at the Essex Recreation Complex, located at 242 Talbot Street North, in Essex Centre.

The theme for the week, “Holiday Cruise,” will feature an action-packed schedule of adventures as campers use their imaginations to cruise warmer climates around the world. Campers will try creative stations, active games and sports, arts and crafts, and swim every day in the afternoon.

Three camps will be hosted for the following age groups: Junior (ages 4 to 5), Intermediate (ages 6 to 8), and Senior (ages 9 to 12). A new feature of all Town recreation programs, parents may also register siblings in the same camp if they are close in age.

The cost per child is $29 a day, or $100 for the week. Discounts are available when registering multiple children. Financial assistance is also available for families that qualify.

To register, please visit us online at www.essexconnect.ca, or call 519-776-8992. To inquire about financial assistance, contact 519-776-8992.

Windsor Regional Hospital Foundation has heard through one of our local media outlets and is alerting the public of false fundraising/solicitation occurring in the Riverside Drive area. Individual(s) are allegedly going door-to-door, soliciting cash donations for the future new hospital project.

Windsor Regional Hospital Foundation has not and does not intend to ever proceed with door-to- door canvassing.

If you encounter anyone going door-to-door, asking for a cash donation in support of the new hospital project, do not comply and call Windsor Police Services.

The Winter Holiday Membership is available December 23 through January 7 inclusive. Park hours are 10am to 8pm daily with the following exceptions:

·         Sunday, December 24, open 10am to 4pm

·         Monday, December 25, closed

·         Sunday, December 31, open 10am to 4pm

Winter holiday membership rates:

·         $27 for guests 42 inches and up

·         $18 for guests under 42 inches

·         Under three years old, you are free

For information on hours, rates, memberships and more, visit www.adventurebay.ca or call 519-974-AQUA (2782).

Two local non-profits will be wrapping gifts at Devonshire Mall to raise needed funds for program expenses. Volunteers will be wrapping presents until December 24 during mall hours, located next to Sears.  

The much anticipated Bright Lights Windsor event takes place at Jackson Park from December 8-January 7. To learn more about Bright Lights Windsor, including information on how to become a volunteer, call 311 or visit www.BrightLightsWindsor.ca today!

The next meeting of the Quinte Amateur Radio Club will be on Wed.
January 17, 7pm, Loyalist College, Pioneer Building, Room P13.
Everyone welcome.
 

Happy New Year from Roy Studio