Come out on May 29th at 6:30pm to 175 First Ave, Brockville. The movie being played is called "Courageous" and you don't want to miss it! All are welcome! Call Faye at 613-345-2901 if you have any questions.
Fundraiser for the Children's Treatment Centre at St. Lawrence College. Participate in one of the many activities, there is something for everyone. Children's Activities include games, Magic Show and free pony rides. Free pancakes, hamburgers and hot dogs for all participants. Everyone welcome on May 25th from 7:30am - 1pm!!
June 2nd – June 8th Trenton Lions Club Week. In commemoration of 80 years of service the Trenton Lions Club will be raising funds at various locations around town to purchase IV Pumps for TMH. Locations in Trenton include: Smilies, Metro, Freshco and Walmart. We have a donor that will match every dollar raised to a maximum of $50,000.00
Join us on May 18th for The Forgotten Feral Cat Rescue (TFF) 3rd Annual yard sale!! It will be HUGE!! Volunteers have spent months sorting, cleaning and pricing items. We will also happily be accepting donations of cat food & funds at the event.
When: Saturday, May 18th, 2019 from 7:30am to 3:30 pm
Where: 564 Magnolia Drive (Greenwood Park subdivision)
The Forgotten Ferals is a 100% volunteer run/foster-based local cat rescue that provides various services to Kingston and the surrounding communities. It is our goal to try to reduce the cat overpopulation by helping to spay and neuter as many “Community Cats” (feral, stray, free-roaming) as we can.
In 2018, The Forgotten Ferals took 275 cats & kittens into their adoption program, finding homes for 227, and also helped provide TNVR (Trap/Neuter/Vaccinate/Return) for an additional 48 cats. We rely solely on adoption fees, fundraising and donations.
We hope to see you there!
www.theforgottenferals.com
In loving memory of Richard Chausse (5th anniversary) from Mom & family
In 2014 Victoria Manor lost three residents in one week, none of whom had a funeral. When one of the residents said to their Executive Director, Leigh Vachon “it’s like they were never here, it’s like we don’t matter” she realized that they needed to do much more to ensure that anyone who resided in the home would be remembered. She began to then think about all of those people in our community who do not have people to remember them, and the idea of the Celebration of Life was born. The first Celebration of life was held last year and this year’s, in partnership with the Good Shepherd Parish in Lakeshore, will be a beautiful tribute to those who have no one.
Celebration of Life: A Service for the Unclaimed Bodies of Windsor-Essex, Co-hosted by Victoria Manor Supportive Housing & the Good Shepherd Parish. This multi-faith Celebration of Life is for those who have passed away and were unclaimed for burial, for those who died alone, and for those who have gone without a funeral or some other celebration of their life lived. This year's theme is "A Life Lived has Meaning”.
Wednesday May 22, 7:00pm at Good Shepherd Parish, 462 Advance Blvd, Lakeshore
Visit https://www.facebook.com/events/367623017296519/ for more info.
Please join us to reconnect with community members, alumni, cadets and staff to celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the Cornwall Kiwanis 325 Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron. Be our guest for dinner at Wing 424 on June 8th at 1800hrs following the Annual Review held at the Cornwall Armouries at 1330hrs.
Tickets on sale through Eventbrite until May 27th.
As a result of the Lake Flooding Emergency Preparedness resolution adopted by Council at the Regular Meeting on May 14, the Town is making sandbags available to property owners living adjacent to Lake St. Clair and Pike Creek. Owners along the north side of Riverside Drive from the City of Windsor limit to Pike Creek, and along Pike Creek from Lake St. Clair to the VIA Rail line can pick-up 100 sandbags at no cost. Photo identification showing proof of address must be provided to collect the sandbags. Additional bags can be purchased at hardware stores or online.
Bags can be picked up at the Tecumseh Arena, 12021 McNorton Street, during the following hours:
Following the long weekend, hours of pick-up will be 8:30 to 4:30. Times may be adjusted as necessary with full details on times and locations available at www.tecumseh.ca.
Sand is available in the Lakewood Park South parking lot. Owners are required to bring their own shovels and fill the bags themselves. Volunteers are being organized to assist with bag filling and loading. Sandbags not provided by the Town may be filled at this location as well.
Examples of sandbag walls will be on display in the parking lot to demonstrate how to build effective protection. The Town requests that this example not be destroyed or removed. A full video on building a sandbag wall is available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rj7aUwIHYlw.
Information on this and all Town of Tecumseh news and events is available at www.tecumseh.ca, Twitter (@TownofTecumseh), and Facebook (www.facebook.com/townoftecumseh).
