Join us for a morning of reminiscing and connecting through the power of music with special guest and performer, William Neville.
Register online at alzheimerniagara.ca or call our office at 905-687-3914
Central Baptist Church would love you to hear,
This service prepared for those far and near.
It will have men who sing in a wonderful group,
Some hand bell players, a woman’s troupe.
The Christmas story in scripture and song,
So won’t you all please, come along.
‘Carols by Candlelight’
Sunday, December 10, 2023 7 PM
Central Baptist Church
391 London Road, Sarnia
LIGHT UP THE HILLS
IGNITION NIGHT
FRIDAY DECEMBER1
DOMINION GARDENS PARK
EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO ENJOY A MAGICAL EVENING,
A COMMUNITY CELEBRATION
VISIT SANTA, FREE TREATS, MUSIC AND
COLOURFUL LIGHTS & DISPLAYS
Blue Christmas
A Worship Service of Comfort and Hope
Wednesday, December 13, 2023 at 7 pm
Westminster United Church
1680 Dougall Ave at Tecumseh Rd W
For anybody of any faith tradition who is experiencing grief, loneliness, sadness, sorrow, disappointment or feeling down over the Holiday Season.
Sponsored by the Amherstview Lions Club
December 2nd, 2023 8:00am - 11:00am 177 Upper Park Road, Amherstview
Face painting, coloring, crafts and games.
$10.00 per adult, children 8 and under FREE
For additional information call 613-328-0611
Mark your calendars! The Huntsville/Lake of Bays Fire Department is ramping up for the 35th annual Project Porchlight Food Drive in support of the Salvation Army. Fire trucks, with the assistance of the OPP, EMS, Public Works, and Motorcyclists of Muskoka, will be coming house-to-house to collect non-perishable food donations across our community on Wednesday, December 6, starting at 6:00 pm.
To participate in the Project Porchlight Food Drive, residents are asked to turn their porchlight on and place their non-perishable food donations at the end of their driveway or on their porch where they will be collected by first responders and volunteers.
The Project Porchlight Food Drive has been an integral seasonal community tradition in support of the Salvation Army, which distributes the donated goods to the community throughout the year.
“Many folks in Huntsville are feeling the impact of our current economy, and this is especially true during the holidays. This makes the 35th Annual Project Porchlight Food Drive more important than ever,” notes Paul Calleja, Deputy Fire Chief for Huntsville/Lake of Bays Fire Department. “Donating non-perishable food items is a great way to help your neighbour in the true spirit of our tight-knit community and the holidays.”
If you won’t be at home or would rather drop food donations off in-person, there will be bins placed outside the below fire station locations during the day for drop-offs. Bags for packing your food donations will be handed out at various grocery stores throughout our communities.
