Come join us at pour Annual Christmas Market. We have quilted crafts & Gourmet Baking. Wreaths, Knitting, Sewing, Baskets. Visit our Christmas Room and put a bid on an item in our Silent Auction. Lunch served 11:30 - 1:30, Homemade soup & Sandwiches. Coffee & Muffins served in the morning. See you there.
The All Ontario Country singing Contest Finals
Are being held in Chatham November 25 at 3pm @ Chatham Banquet & Conference Centre 280 Merritt Ave Chatham Ontario over 25 singers will be competing from Chatham, Belle River, Windsor, London, Cambridge, Hamilton & Sarnia to go to Pigeon Forge, Tennessee to compete at the North American Country Music Association International. For Tickets call Cary 519-365-9434 or
https://www.ocmai.ca/buy-tickets Money raised goes to Subsidize the Lodging and Travel for winners.
The All Ontario Country singing Contest Finals
Are being held in Chatham November 25 @ Chatham Banquet & Conference Centre 280 Merritt Ave Chatham Ontario N7M 3G1 over 25 singer will be competing From (Chatham, Belle River, Windsor, London, Cambridge, Hamilton & Sarnia) to go to Pigeon Forge TN to compete at the North American Country Music Association International For Tickets call Cary 519-365-9434 or
https://www.ocmai.ca/buy-tickets Money raised goes to Subsidize the Lodging and Travel for winners.
(JOY) Just Older Youth presents Musical Memories of the War Years
Directed by Betty Farris & Neil Kennedy
Sunday, November 4th at 1:30pm
Featuring: Sing-a-long of favourite 'war era' songs with Soloists: Peggy Millar & Bob Jackson
at Trinity United Church
Proceeds help support the Gathering Place
The All Ontario Country singing Contest Finals
Are being held in Chatham November 25 @ Chatham Banquet & Conference Centre 280 Merritt Ave Chatham Ontario N7M 3G1 over 25 singer will be competing From (Chatham, Belle River, Windsor, London, Cambridge, Hamilton & Sarnia) to go to Pigeon Forge TN to compete at the North American Country Music Association International For Tickets call Cary 519-365-9434 or https://www.ocmai.ca/buy-tickets Money raised goes to Subsidize the Lodging and Travel for winners.
Curator / manager wanted
Seeking a Curator / manager for a local museum
Permanent Full time Position (up to 35 hours per week)
Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent in History, Museum Studies, or other associated degrees considered.
Requires a First Aid Certificate with CPR and holds or willing to obtain a artifact firearms license.
Forward resumes to deesbackhome@gmail.com or drop your resume into the museum at 505 King Street Wallaceburg.
Thursday November 29th, 2018 the CP Holiday Train will be rolling back through Belleville for the 20th year! This year will feature performances by Terri Clark, Kelly Prescott and Sierra Noble. Train arrives at Mile 91 CP Tracks at Keegan Parkway at 9am. Cash or healthy food donations are being collected in support of Gleaners Food Bank. Be sure to #CaptureTheSpirit with your photos on social media using #CPHolidayTrain for a chance to win a ride for 4 on the 2019 Holiday Train as well as $1000 for the food bank of your choice.
Holy Trinity Church Hall, 1557 Pelham St. Fonthill. 10am - 2 pm Saturday Oct 27th.
Join us for our Penny Sale plus Baking and Lunch. Draw to take place at 2 pm
The Quinte Regional Science and Technology Fair will be held on April 13, 2019 at Loyalist College. We would like to thank all our sponsors, especially Loyalist College.
The Quinte Regional Science and Technology Fair began in Belleville in 1960 at Moira Secondary school and the following year in 1961 the Rotary Club began its sponsorship. In 1965 a hobby show was added held at the Belleville Armouries when the fair moved there for the extra space. Several years ago the Quinte Regional Science and Technology Fair move to Loyalist College. Loyalist College provides an excellent site to display and support the science students in our area who wish to present their scientific results to the public and the judges. Top entries were selected to participate in the Canada-wide Science Fair. The Quinte Regional Science Fair began sending students to the Canada-wide Science Fair in 1962, Over the years many entries from our science fair have won national recognition.
Our organization has served and provided a stepping stone for the students in our area to succeed in the area of science. Many students have gone on to careers in science and are now engineers (robotics etc…), professors, doctors, and many other scientific fields. Many have returned to bring their expertise to our science fair as judges.
If you wish to volunteer or have any questions please contact … QRST qrstf@live.com or qrstfscience@gmail.com.. or visit our website at www.qrstf.ca
