Join Jenn Ford from CK Card Connection at the Tilbury Branch, CKPL every month for a different card making class. Please bring your own adhesive and scissors to each class if you have them. All other materials are included in the cost of the class.

To register, please go online to search.ckpl.ca and search “card making” or call 519.682.0100.

Tuesday, November 27              6:00 to 7:30 pm      cost is $10 per person

Make 3 different themed Christmas cards.

Tuesday, December 11              6:00 to 7:30 pm      cost is $10 per person

Make 6 different Christmas gift tags.

CKPL Offers Draw for Performance Tickets!

If the name Fred Penner brings fond memories to your mind, or his songs, like "The Cat Came Back", bring a spring to your step, we’ve got the draw for you!

Ridgetown, Highgate and Bothwell branches of CKPL are pleased to announce a draw to win tickets to see Fred Penner in concert at the Mary Webb Centre in Highgate on Saturday, February 16. When patrons borrow any two items from December 1 to January 31, they will receive a ballot to be entered into a draw for a pack of four tickets.  Ridgetown, Highgate and Bothwell branches will each have one set of four tickets to draw.

Tickets have been made available through the generosity of the Mary Webb Centre Board and The Friends of the Ridgetown Library.

To find out more about programs and events at Chatham-Kent Public Library, visit www.ckpl.ca.

November 30th - 5:00 p.m.
Chatham Kent Women’s Centre Inc.
20 Sandys St., Chatham
Help us line the sidewalk in front of the Women’s Centre with luminary bags to
Shine the Light on victims of domestic violence.
For more information view our website at www.ckwc.ca
or contact Karen Hunter
519-351-9144, ext. 232
karenhu@ckwc.org

Transit Windsor has launched a yearlong service review that will position the city’s bus service to meet the opportunities and challenges of 21st century transit. More Than Transit will look at how to better connect people to school, work, services, and more, and how transit can support the healthy growth and development of our neighbourhoods.

“The City of Windsor is changing and how people move around the city is changing too,” says Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens. “We need to better understand how our transit system can more effectively serve our community moving forward.”

The current network and ridership, existing policies, objectives, service standards and performance targets, as well as system and route performance are being reviewed, along with budgets, staffing levels, fleet and facilities, and bus stop amenities including terminals.

“The entire mobility equation is transforming,” says Pat Delmore, Transit Windsor’s Executive Director. “The More Than Transit review will help Transit Windsor look to the future as a robust and adaptable mobility provider, making it an integral part of the transportation framework.”

Meetings with key stakeholder groups have already begun. Transit riders and non-riders alike are encouraged to complete an online survey that runs until December 31st. The survey, along with additional project information and a sign-up form to join the More Than Transit email list, is available at MoreThanTransit.ca. The conversation will continue throughout the project with social media #MoreThanTransit.

Parkwood Gospel Church would like to extend an invitation to the Windsor and Essex County community for the presentation of our dramatic musical, "Welcome to Bethlehem". Performances are December 7, 8 & 9, 7pm at Parkwood Gospel Church, 3005 Temple Dr. (E.C. Row at Central Ave.). There will also be a closed performance for persons with disabilities on December 6, 7pm. Free admission with a freewill offering towards local charities. Childcare available up to age 5. To learn more contact 519-948-7055 or www.parkwoodwindsor.com