Yoga adapté à Shawinigan, mercredi le 8 mai à 13 h 30.

Gratuit pour les membres.

Endroit : Yoga Sérénité, 560, Avenue Broadway à Shawinigan.

Inscription : 819 371-1458.

Fun-filled day excursion on Monday, May 6. Bus leaves Moose Lodge @ 8:30am sharp. $25 per person, $15 casino comp on arrival. Advance Sales Only. Call Maryanne at 519-995-2225 for more info.

Saturday, June 8th

Bus Trip to the ROM and Gardiner Museum in Toronto with Gallery in the Grove. Tickets, $100 members, $110 non-members. Bus departs Canadian Tire parking lot at 7:45am, returns at 8pm. For detailed info and schedule, visit www.galleryinthegrove.com

hosted by Trinity UCW at Trinity United Church, 111 McIntyre Street East (at Ferguson), Friday, April 26, 11 am to 1 pm 

Thursday, April 25

“LOVE YOUR GREATS – THE SEARCH FOR ENVIRONMENTAL OPTIMISM”

The Rotary Clubs of Sarnia, Sarnia-Bluewaterland, and Sarnia Lambton After Hours are sponsoring a presentation by Jennifer Pate aimed at raising awareness about pollution, especially plastics and chemical toxins.  The presentation will be given by Jennifer Pate of Bayfield.  She is a geographer, entrepreneur and co-founder of an organization deeply concerned about pollution in the Great Lakes. 

The presentation will take place at the Sarnia Library Auditorium commencing at 7 PM.  Admission is FREE.

Pembroke Symphony Orchestra Season Finale.  "The French Connection", Saturday, April 27th, 7:30 pm at Festival Hall, Pembroke.

Survivors of Stroke Niagara, a Chapter of March of Dimes Canada, is participating in the annual March of Dimes Canada Walk 'n' Roll event at The Pen Centre, St. Catharines on Saturday, June 1, 2019, 9 am to 4 pm, with a ribbon cutting & walk at 3 pm.  A display booth will be set up beside Foot Locker. Stroke survivors and caregivers will secure pledges then complete a designated course at the mall as a way of fundraising and raising awareness for Survivors of Stroke Niagara and March of Dimes Canada programs and services. Since its inception, Walk 'n' Roll has raised over $435,000 nationally. Survivors of Stroke Niagara hopes to match or exceed last year's total which was over $10,000.