Do you need to learn how to use your Smartphone? Basic CPR? Come to the How to Fair to learn something new.
Light-hearted entertainment through a variety of songs to bring a smile to your lips.
The choir, directed by Patty Smith, Mwill perform positive, light-hearted songs that are energetic or peaceful, bold & celebratory or just plain fun.
Tickets: $20; $15 Students/Seniors (65+) $10 children under 13 yrs. Available at the church office, 1 Redden St. week-days 9am - noon, or at the door .
Kingston Horticultural Society monthly meeting on April 11 at 6:45 pm at the Ongwanada Resource Centre, 191 Portsmouth Ave. Kingston. Floral design demo followed by guest speaker Mary Ann Van Berlo talking about the Rideau Trail Gardens, also "Elemental Spring" flower show. See details on website.
Free for members, guests $3. New members welcome.
The Belleville Veterans' Council will be commemorating the Battle of Vimy Ridge, The Battle of the Atlantic and Victory in Europe (VE) Day on Sunday May 5 at the Belleville Cenotaph at 2pm. All are invited to the service and to the reception afterward at ANAVETS Duke of Edinburgh Unit 201 at 187 Front St.
Fundraising event on May 13 with proceeds to support our soldiers, cadets and Veterans of the Windsor Regiment. Includes 18 holes of golf with cart, lunch and dinner taking place at Sutton Creek Golf Club for $125 per player. Door prizes, fellowship and thrilling competition "on the greens" celebrated in the company of good friends. Registration opens at 11:00 a.m.
Sponsorship support can be directed to Colonel (Retired) John Celestino - 519 326-0156 or jpfcelestino@gmail.com
One-on-one hands-on help operating your devices: phones, tablets and laptops, with student volunteers from TCS.
Drop-in sessions from April 9-May 14th 4:10-5:10 pm at the Mary J. Benson Branch
No registration Required
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Help people see life beyond their cancer diagnosis
At the Canadian Cancer Society, we know that cancer changes people but we believe that a cancer diagnosis doesn’t have to define who they are. The Canadian Cancer Society aims to help people live longer and enhance the quality of life for all of those affected by cancer. We believe that life is bigger than cancer.
With one in two Canadians expected to be diagnosed with cancer, we need your support now more than ever. When you donate you’re helping these people see life beyond their diagnosis so that they can live their lives more fully.
Funds raised through the Daffodil Campaign are changing lives for the better. Money will go towards funding support services and ground-breaking research such as clinical trials that move research from the lab into people at more than 80 hospitals and cancer centres across the country.
This spring, the Daffodil Campaign is a special opportunity to make a difference. From April 1 to 30 our volunteers will be selling daffodil pins at a variety of retail locations & canvassing for donations in all of Sarnia Lambton.
Donate and support this April to help prove that life is bigger than cancer. Take action now and visit cancer.ca/daffodil.
