November 25 and 26. Professional decorators will showcase their talent in 9 unique locations in Amherstburg: from extravagant waterfront properties, to designated heritage sites, and grand country homes. See these locations dressed to the nines in holiday décor. Come get ideas for your own home or simply enjoy a day or two of exploring. Included in the $25 ticket price is tea service, a holiday craft sale and new this year, a spectacular Christmas Tree Dress Exhibit. This Christmas Tree Dress Exhibit will showcase 8 individually designed creations. Tickets are being sold at the Gordon House (268 Dalhousie St.), Amherstburg Sobeys, Country Bliss, Dusty Loft Antique and Collectibles, and Windsor Crossings Premium Outlets as well as online at riverlights.ca.

The Town of Tecumseh Senior Advisory Committee, in partnership with the Ontario Provincial Police, is hosting an education workshop on the topic Understanding Powers of Attorney for Personal Care and Property. Thursday, December 7, 10am at Golden Age Club, 12420 Lanoue Street, Tecumseh. Admission is free. Tecumseh seniors are invited to join in this informative workshop opportunity. To register in advance, please contact Ext. 143 or email chebert@tecumseh.ca, by December 1,

Join Goodwill Niagara for a Donation Drive before the Niagara Ice Dogs game at the Meridian Centre in St. Catharines on Saturday November 25th from 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM.

Every Bag of Donations dropped off at any entrance of the arena will receive a voucher to buy a $2 Ticket to the December 15th game against North Bay.

When your generous donations are sold at Goodwill Niagara stores, the money goes back into our community to create jobs, training programs and affordable senior housing in Niagara.

www.goodwillniagara.com

Silent auction, free admission, lunch available $5. Everyone welcome at St. James Fellowship, 15 South St. Trenton

Spaghetti, Penne, Homemade Meatballs, Sausage, Salad, Cookies, Coffee, and Tea. Adults $ 10.00, Children 4-10 $ 5.00, Under 4 Free. Takeout Available

HR essentials; providing what you need to know as an employer.

A workshop series at the Employment + Education Centre in Brockville

December 5, 2017 - Criminal Records – The Business Case for Hiring, What you can and cannot do according to Human Rights Legislation

• Presenting at this session is Robyn Holmes, Court Worker and Bail Supervisor with the John Howard Society. • Robyn will discuss the how and why of hiring people that have a criminal record, when you can legally refuse and why it might be a good idea to offer the job.

This free session will be held at the Employment + Education Centre, 105 Strowger Blvd., Brockville, ON.

7:30am – Registration & Introductions

8:00am – 10:00am – Presentation

Coffee will be provided

Please contact Kim Barkley, Employer Services Coordinator, to reserve your spot as seating is limited. 613-498-2111 Ext 245 or kim@eecentre.com