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All eras of commercially recorded music & the equipment to play it!

PRICING of All LPs, CDs & DVDs (per title):

• Thurs $5
• Fri $3
• Sat $1
• Sun  BLOWOUT!

HOURS:

• Thurs 4-8
• Fri  10-8
• Sat 10-4
• Sun 10-2

Join us November 2nd  for our 8th annual Pastafest fundraiser @ the Dante Club, 1330 London Rd from 5-7pm. Eat in or Take out. Enjoy a great Italian meal, bid on Gift Baskets & Silent Auction packages, shop Haitian art & jewelry, stock up on vanilla or buy Rayjon Gift Cards. Information available on upcoming trips & Rayjon projects. Ticket prices Adults $12, Students $10, Kids 11 & under $8, Family of 4 (2 adults, 2 kids under 12) $35. To reserve tickets call Marlo @ 226 886 0476 or Karen @ 519 336 7760

Firehall Theatre presents Five Women Wearing the Same Dress by Alan Ball.  Adults $20.  Students/Seniors $18.  Contains course language.  Box Office 905-356-4953

“Conquering the Black Pit” - On Tuesday, November 7th, the Nipissing District Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society will be hosting a presentation by Captain Doug Newman, 22 Wing Heritage Officer, C.F.B. North Bay. His talk will be on the Royal Air Force’s special school set up right here in North Bay to train airmen during WW 2 on how to fly the ocean and conquer the Black Pit, as some called the Atlantic. This highly successful training facility helped ensure the Allied air forces got their badly needed aircraft. The presentation will be held on the upstairs mezzanine at the North Bay Public Library, 271 Worthington Street East, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. For more information, please call (705)474-4830, extension 2833. All are welcome!

Join Terry Currie in the main building of the Champlain Trail Museum and Pioneer Village on Wednesday October 25th at 7:00pm as he discusses the "Medical History of the Ottawa Valley". Admission to this speakers evening is $10.00 per person. $8.00 for members of the Ottawa Valley Historical Society. The talk will take place inside Founders Hall in the main building of the Champlain Trail Museum and Pioneer Village.

St John's Anglican Church at 12 Carleton St S. Thorold will host our bazaar from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm on Saturday November 4th. A traditional soup & sandwich lunch plus our famous meat pies, bake table, candy, deli and vendor tables. Vendors needed, please call Judy Riley 905 687 2981.