Public Notices/Announcements - Niagara - Antique/Collectible Show-Ridgeway, July 6, 9AM-3PM
July 6, 9-3 pm in the parking lot and Hall
Antique and Collectible evaluations available on site.
Bag lunch available- sandwich, drink and chips- $7.00
149 South Mill St. Ridgeway, ON.
Community Event - Niagara - AGM + Volunteer & Donor Appreciation June 18th
Join us for our Annual General Meeting as we review the year's activities, accomplishments, and the steps forward for our organization.
In the spirit of our theme, "Every Moment & Dollar Matters," we extend our deepest gratitude to our volunteers and donors. Your dedication and support have been crucial in enriching the lives of those living with dementia, as well as their friends, families, and caregivers. Each moment you give creates a ripple of impact across our community.
All are welcome, free of charge; refreshments will be served.
Register by calling our office at 905-687-3914 or visit us online at www.alzheimerniagara.ca/agm
Community Event - Brockville/Prescott - 1st Annual Norm McAllister Fishing Derby
Saturday, August 17th, 2024
$750. in cash prizes.....$10 Entry Fee.
Weigh in 11 am- 12 pm
Brockville Legion Branch #96 180 Park St.
1st, place $500.
2nd place $150
3rd place $50.
In Partnership with Brockville Legion Branch #96.
For more information don't hesitate to contact Chris Carr at 613-246-2099.
*All Fishing Regulations Required*
Community Event - Chatham - Author Talk/Book Signing w/ Dawn Beecroft Teetzel
Event Description:
- Who were the Barnardo Home Children?
- A short reading from the book and exploration of why it was written
- An open question and discussion period
Free to attend. Open to members & public.
Author bio:
Dawn Beecroft Teetzel, is a writer and poet, a retired farmer and shepherd, a spinner of tales and wool. She resides in Bothwell, Ontario with her life-mate and love, Ted. Born in the wrong century, Dawn is a lover of all things past, all things in nature, and old, musty books.
About the book, My Mary:
Most have never heard of The Barnardo Foundation, or the children they sent to Canada, however, it is estimated one in ten Canadians is a direct descendent of a Home Child. My husband's grandmother, Mary, was one of them. I am compelled to tell her story, and I hope it will help raise awareness for these often forgotten children.
Membership & activities at The Centre is open to adults ages 30 and up. The Centre is always welcoming new members.