Trent Valley Archives presents its newest walking tour, Ballots, Booze & Bullets, a profile of East City in the 1920s prohibition era on Aug 11th, 18th & 25th, 7 – 10 pm.  A costumed actor will regale you with tales of car chases, stills and lawlessness as you examine area locales. A visit to Black’s distillery & the Ashburnham Ale house are included.

Cost is $22 p.p., not including alcohol; ID & reservations required.  Book on line at www.trentvalleyarchives.com, click on Events, call Heather at 705-745-4404 or email  admin@trentvalleyarchives.com. 

On Sunday, Aug 12, 2018, 2-3:30 pm, Trent Valley Archives & local historian Karen Carter-Edwards present a tour of Little Lake Cemetery to

hear stories of early Peterbureans influential in politics, business & the arts who helped shape the city as it is today.

Cost is $17 p.p., reservations required.  Book on line at www.trentvalleyarchives.com, click on Events, call Heather at 705-745-4404 or email  admin@trentvalleyarchives.com. 

Life After Stroke Peterborough  (a peer support group) meets the 4th
Wednesday of every month from 1-3 PM at Northminster United Church,300
Sunset Blvd (east off Chemong Rd just south of Walmart).  Survivors and
caregivers welcome. Wheelchair accessible but please arrive 15 minutes early
for elevator access.  Light refreshments provided. Next meeting Wed. 22
August. at 1PM.  Please join us.

For more information please call Sandy 705-760-2581 or visit
www.LifeAfterStrokePeterborough.org

Canadian Authors Association-Niagara Branch Annual short story Competition, open to all Ontario Writers. For further details visit https://canauthors.org/short-storycontest-2/

Formerly Ten Stories High. Fiction or creative non-fiction.Maximum 3 entries.Minimum 1,000 words to a Maximum of 3,000. 

Meet Jessica O'Neil, CCPA, and learn about the role of Physicians Assistants in the Community and your health.

Thursday, September 6 at 6pm.

South Essex Community Council (ADP Room), 215 Talbot St. E., Leamington

Contact Paige at 519-326-8629 x.299 or pfrankfurth@secc.on.ca to register by August 31st.  Space is limited.

Your financial well-being depends on your ability to make good decisions about your money. How you get it. How you spend it. How you save it. And how you protect it.  Libro Credit Union staff will lead a short and informative session on Financial Wellness for Seniors with lots of opportunities for you to ask questions.  Join us for a free workshop where you'll learn about:

• Information on RRSPs, what they are and how they're of advantage to you
• Tax Shelter information
• Advanced planning tools
• Much more

Tuesday, August 21 from 5pm to 6:30pm at South Essex Community Council (ADP Room), 215 Talbot St. E., Leamington

Please contact Paige to register - 519-326-8629 x.299 or pfrankfurth@secc.on.ca