Le 18 avril 2018, à 13 h 30, activité chez les Sœurs de la Charité, au 16470 av. Bourdages Sud.
Bienvenue a tous. Information: Mariette R. Leblanc, 450 773-9111 poste 321
The North Grenville Civic Awards Advisory Committee is seeking nominations for outstanding individuals and groups who volunteer in service to our citizens and community to be honoured with a 2018 Civic Award.
The Civic Awards are presented annually to one volunteer in each of the designated age groups, consisting of Youth (25 years and younger), Adult (26 to 55 years) and Senior (56 years and older), in addition to one group award, in the each of the following categories:
Nomination packages are available at the Municipal Centre, at the Public Libraries (1 Water St. in Kemptville and 1 Grenville St. in Burritts Rapids) and on the Municipal website at www.northgrenville.ca. The deadline to submit nominations is 5:00 p.m. on Friday, April 27th.
In 2017, Canada 150 Student Awards were presented to students, selected by the principals at our local schools, who showed Exemplary Citizenship at their school and in the community. This will be continued in 2018 as part of our annual Civic Awards Ceremony.
The Mayor and Council of the Municipality of North Grenville established the Civic Awards Program to recognize and honour the selfless efforts and dedication of outstanding individuals and groups who volunteer in service to our citizens and community.
Since the Program began in 2009, more than 30 individuals and 5 groups have been recognized for their efforts.
Meets monthly on the 3rd Thursday at the Perth Family Health Centre, 33 Lewis St., Perth. Meetings run from 7-9pm. This month's meeting is on Thursday April 19. All Welcome.
June 10, 2pm at The Capitol Theatre. For more information and tickets visit www.irishdancewindsor.com
April 9, 5:30-7:45pm at Rotary Club of Windsor, 7911 Forest Glade Dr.
Dr. Ron Denham, Founding Chair of the Water and Sanitation Rotarian Action Group (Rotary Club of Toronto-Eglinton) will be speaking about water and sanitation. This talk will be insightful for everyone, as one of Rotary's core projects is to help communities gain sustainable access to water, sanitation and hygiene. Note that this event replaces the Monday lunch meeting on that day. Purchase advance tickets now for CDN $25 with payment by PayPal or Credit Card or at the door for either CDN $30 or US $25 with payment by Cash or Cheque. For more information visit http://rotary1918.com/page/centennial-speaker-series-2 or https://www.facebook.com/events/1769033760072198/
Friends of Music presents the Weston Silver Band on Sunday, April 15, 3:00 pm at Trinity United Church in Cobourg. Audience favourites from England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales. Tickets $46 adults, 21 and under free. Call the box office at 905-797-2295, or visit www.friendsofmusicontario.ca.
“William Blake: Poet & Artist” is on Thursday, April 26, 2 p.m., at the Chatham Branch of the Chatham-Kent Public Library. It’s free and it will last an hour.
William Blake (1757-1827) is a rarity. He is equally as famous as a poet and as a painter.
His Songs Of Innocence, Songs Of Experience, and prophetic poems are still widely read. One art critic calls him, “far and away the greatest artist Britain has ever produced.”
Come hear his poems, see his paintings, and learn about his life.
The speaker is Clair Culliford of The Veranda Presents.
Dinner is roast beef, potatoes, vegetable, coleslaw, roll and a slice of pie.
Pickup only from 5 to 5:45pm. St. Luke's United Church corner of Indian
and Wellington. Price is $15.00. Limited # of tickets available and advance
sales only. Please call 519-344-1781 for tickets.
The City of Windsor, in partnership with a group called Partners for Action at the University of Waterloo’s Faculty of Environment and the Canadian Red Cross, is looking for information from residents that have been affected by flooding.
From now until May 15, residents are asked to visit www.floodsurvey.ca/windsor and participate in a short voluntary survey. The survey is expected to take approximately 20 minutes to complete, and participants can enter to win a $50 Tim Hortons gift card. Participants can also complete the survey over the phone by calling the City of Windsor’s 311 service.
Survey questions seek information from residents about their personal flooding experiences and if/how they are preparing in the event of another flood. It is hoped that between 500 and 1,000 Windsor residents will take part in the survey.
In addition to the residential survey, the University group will also conduct interviews with emergency and community service providers about flood preparedness and what the community needs to drive action.
The results from all surveys will contribute to the development of a national FloodSmart Canada campaign to increase risk awareness and flood mitigation action for homeowners. Information will also help inform City of Windsor initiatives, including the update to the Climate Change Adaptation Plan and the Sewer Master Plan, which will both require significant community engagement.
