March 10th, 2018

Men’s Doubles, Ladies Doubles,
Mixed Doubles (Trophy for Mixed Doubles)
Teams
Register 11am - 11:30am
Play Noon
$5 per Event - All Monies Returned in Prizes
Food Available
Wheelchair Accessible

Peripheral Neuropathy Support Group Meeting for all who suffer from neuropathy, or who care for someone who does.

Menu includes roast pork, potatoes, vegetables,and dessert.

Advance tickets only. Call 283-2318, 283-6987, or 283-7527

Dinner served at 5:30. Silent Auction

Friday, March 2, 2018 - 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.

2 pc. Fish & Fries (or baked potato) $11.00

2 pc. Fish only $9.75

1 pc. Fish only $5.25

1 pc. Fish & Fries (or baked potato) $8.00

Fries only $3.75

*includes Coleslaw and Bread*

at Christ Lutheran Church, Mar 12-14. 9:00-11:30; crafts, games and Bible stories, free for children aged 4-10,

Sat. Mar 10 at 5:30pm Weiner Schnitzel, mushroom gravey, carrots, coleslaw,buns,pickles, black forest cake,tea & coffee.

International Women’s Week Events, 2018 ~ TRANSFORMING JUSTICE !

All events are open to the public and free, unless otherwise noted. A complete listing of IWW events can be found on the IWW website at: www.nipissingu.ca/IWW

Please Join Us:

WEDNESDAY MARCH 7th, 7 p.m. (refreshments at 6:30 p.m.) in the Nipissing University Theatre:

International Women’s Week KEYNOTE ADDRESS by

SENATOR KIM PATE

(Past executive director of the Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies)

Title: “Why Women are the Fastest Growing Prison Population & Why We Should Care.”

Brought to you by Nipissing University’s Department of Gender Equality & Social Justice; the AIDS Committee of North Bay and Area (ACNBA); Nipissing University’s Office of Student Development and Services; and, The Equity Centre

International Women’s Week Events, 2018 ~ TRANSFORMING JUSTICE !

All events are open to the public and free, unless otherwise noted. A complete listing of IWW events for March 2 through 9th, can be found on the IWW website at: www.nipissingu.ca/IWW

Please Join Us:

TUESDAY MARCH 6th, 2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Nipissing University, Room A137

New Developments in Local Women’s Justice

Panelists:

• Shannon Palmer (RSW) Rehabilitation Officer, North Bay Jail
• Kathy Priolo, Gladue Caseworker, Aboriginal Legal Services, North Bay
• Cory Roslyn, Executive Director, The Elizabeth Fry Society, Sudbury

Moderator: Dr. Jane Barker, School of Criminology & Criminal Justice

Brought to you by Nipissing University’s Department of Gender Equality & Social Justice; the AIDS Committee of North Bay and Area; Nipissing University’s Office of Student Development and Services; and, The Equity Centre.