Curious about how your memory works?  Want to learn strategies that may help you improve your cognitive functioning?  Participants will have the opportunity to learn:

• how the memory works
• why we forget things
• brain health
• strategies to improve your memory

This course will also be augmented with interesting guest speakers.

The curriculum was developed by Tri-County Literacy Council.  The training is suitable for a variety of learners who wish to strengthen their essential skills.

Classes will run Mondays and Wednesdays in the morning hours starting May 30thth.  For more information or to register, please contact Tri-County Literacy Council at 613-932-7161.

"It was a worthwhile course.  Too many people take memory for granted." Thomas McCune

Plant Sale - annuals, perennials, tomatoes and house plants are donated by members and sold at very reasonable prices. New this year will be a table of ceramics and garden accessories. This event is open to the public and is our only fund raiser. We're happy to help you select your plants. Every plant is labelled, healthy and well cared for. We have helpers on hand to load them into your vehicles. This is a great opportunity to network with other gardeners or ask your gardening questions. Our facility is wheelchair accessible. Come early as sales are brisk.

We've got food, mixed drinks and a live DJ! What more do you need for a great party? 

Invite your friends and come to our teen party, Friday May 27th, from 7pm!
Admissions are 5$ in advance and 15$ at the door!
We're excited to see you!

Please contact us with any questions at 519.541.0207 or ccfsarnia@gmail.com

Blood donors are needed in our community over the long weekend. Help fill the 100+ available appointments next week in Burlington.

• The Burlington Blood Donor Center is located at 1250 Brant St., open Monday through Saturday. 
• Every minute of every day, a patient in Canada needs blood – this could be for a chronic health condition, a traumatic accident, cancer treatment or surgery. On average, it can take up to five blood donors to help one child undergoing cancer treatment. It can take up to eight donors a week to help a patient with leukemia.
• Canada relies entirely on the generosity of donors to keep the lifeline going.  We need more regular donors to maintain a strong national inventory of blood and blood products to meet patient needs. New donors are critical to meeting Canada’s future blood needs.  
• Giving blood is one of the most direct ways you can help someone and takes just an hour of time.

Book now on the GiveBlood app or at blood.ca

Firehouse Ministries Presents:- LEVEL UP!!! This outdoor event is for ages 12-19 years of age. BBQ, Games, Prizes, Bouncy Castle, Obstacle Course & MORE! Hosted by Cornwall Pentecostal Church, Sat. May 21st, 12pm-4pm.