Join us on Friday, Sept 8th from 3pm to 7pm for our 3rd Annual Chicken in the Basket fundraiser event in support of Alzheimer's Niagara.

Dine-in or Take-out available

$14.00/plate for chicken or fish, fries, coleslaw and a pop.

Call today to RSVP 905-374-2015

Can't wait to see you there!!!!

Canadian Club of Halton Dinner Speaker

The Canadian Club of Halton (CCH) is excited to announce its new season with headliners from across a wide spectrum of interesting and timely subjects. On October 19th, the dinner features Adam Shoalts, Author “Beyond the Trees: A Journey Alone Across Canada’s Arctic” at the Oakville Conference Centre. The fee for the combined 3-course dinner and speaker presentation is $60.00/member and $70.00/non- member. Space is limited and sales at the door are not possible. Doors open at 6:00pm with advance ticket registration on-line at www.canadianclubhalton.ca and e- transfer available at pmt@canadianclubhalton.ca 

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The Canadian Club of Halton (CCH) is excited to announce its new season with
headliners from across a wide spectrum of interesting and timely subjects. The
September 21st dinner features Dr. Tracy Rogers – Forensic Anthropology; the Real
Bones”.  With the event returning to the Oakville Conference Centre, the fee for the
combined 3-course dinner and speaker presentation is $60.00/member and $70.00/non-
member. However, space is limited and sales at the door are not possible. Doors open
at 6:00pm with advance ticket registration on-line at www.canadianclubhalton.ca and e-
transfer available at pmt@canadianclubhalton.ca Registration closes Midnight Monday,
September 18th.

Dr. Rogers is the Director of the Forensic Science Program at the University of Toronto
Mississauga and an Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology.  In her role
as a forensic anthropologist, she has completed casework for the Ontario Forensic
Pathology Service, the British Columbia Coroner’s Service, and the Royal Canadian
Mounted Police; including the search for human remains on the property of serial killer
Robert Pickton.