After School Program 2020-2021

Monday to Friday 3:00-6:00 for ages 4-12

Weekly Rate: $30.00 •  Weekly Rate includes PA Day Program Daily Rate: $8.00

Bilingual Homework Assistance and Tutoring Available

Nutritious Snacks Served Daily

PA Day Programs

9:00-5:00 for ages 4-12 

Daily Rate: $30.00 (Lunch is NOT provided)

Must Pre-Register

Registration Forms Available at www.bgcsarnia.com

Westminster United Church,1199 Wallbridge-Loyalist Road, is having a Roast Beef & Pork Drive Thru Take-Out Dinner from 4:00-6:00 pm on Friday, October 16th, 2020.

Roast Beef & Pork, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Squash, 2nd Vegetable, Dinner Roll, Pie 

If possible, please pre-order & prepay. Cash, cheque or e-transfer to sidneywestminsterunited@gmail.com *in the Comment section on the e-transfer, write Take-Out Dinner. A Debit Machine will be available to pay for your tickets on the day of the dinner

Adults $15, Children ages 12 and under $6, For Tickets, please call Glady 613-847-1084, Dianne 613-966-7110, or the Church office 613-968-4304

Please practice all social distancing guidelines and wear a mask

In 2019, Hugh Fraser published Swing Beam Barns of Niagara: Stories of 50 Barns Built in Ontario Circa 1819-1884. These barns were built for wheat, the big crop of early pioneers. Each book chapter commences with an imagined conversation about a real local history event that happened when the barns were built. One barn owner participates in the first ice hockey game ever played in 1839; another witnesses a mysterious sickness killing thousands in 1833. Sound familiar?

Join us online and learn about an important part of Niagara’s history as Hugh shares photos, stories, and discusses how he came to write this unique book.

Please register for the Zoom session here: https://scplswingbeambarns.eventbrite.ca

Support your Local CMHA by participating in the following awareness events during Mental Illness Awareness Week Oct 4th-10th 

• Car Parade | Join us in a community car parade in support of the Mental Illness Awareness weeek campaign Theme: Orange white
• Virtual Jeopardy Challenge (Mental Health) | English 11:00am/ French 2:00pm MS Teams virtual link will be sent
• Organize your own awareness walk |Host your own walk at work, school or community with signs of support /Take a picture and send it in to win!

All interested participants to register to: dalessioa@cmha-east.on.ca or by calling 613-551-9253 (Additional details will be sent to you). Gift card draws at each event!
 

Drive Thru Spaghetti Supper $10

Sales of hamburgers, hotdogs and fries.

Proceeds to Food Bank

Food donations also accepted.

Peterborough Historical Society virtual public talk. Speaker Professor Michael Peterman. Canadians are familiar with the writings of Catharine Parr Traill and Susanna Moodie, the Strickland sisters who immigrated with their husbands to the Peterborough area in its pioneer days. Less well-known are the many other accomplished writers who lived and wrote in the area. Michael Peterman, Emeritus Professor of English literature at Trent University, has studied the rich literary history of the region and written extensively about it. In this episode of PHS Talks, he reflects upon this remarkable contribution to Canadian literature.