EARLY BIRD PRICING UNTIL MAY 15
(MUST REGISTER & PAY ONLINE PRIOR TO MAY 15 )

REGISTER BY VISITING
WWW.ROTARYBROCKVILLE.CA

1:00 PM SHOTGUN START!
FRIDAY JUNE 3 PRESCOTT GOLF CLUB

Early Bird 2022 Registration Fees
Single Golfer - non PGC Member - $ 140 | Single Golfer - PGC Member - $95

After May 15
Single Golfer - non PGC Member - $ 175 | Single Golfer - PGC Member - $ 135

Includes: Green Fees, Cart,
Lunch, Dinner, Banquet & Silent
Auction, Wine and Cheese Reception and Scotch Tasting Bar

Dinner Only, Includes Silent Auction, Wine and Cheese Reception , Scotch Tasting Bar $55
 

Niagara Peninsula Foundation for Children Trivia Night - Friday May 13, 2022.  $25.00 per person, 8 per table. Snacks & Pizza provided. Cash Bar. Trivia Winner Prize. Door Prize. Raffle Prizes.

Doors open at 6:30pm, Trivia starts at 7:30pm

The Niagara Peninsula Foundation for Children was established with the goal to support charitable organizations that assist disadvantaged children, and families of children with disabilities in the Niagara Region. Assisting Wellspring Niagara, Autistic Camp, HChromosome 18, John Howard, School breakfast programs, Christmas - Clothing and Toy Drive, and more...

Entries and questions to barbaraphelan@gmail.com. Payment required to reserve. Cheque, e-Transfer. Send in each player's name (door prize)  

An hour of singing old and new hymns with special music

50/50 Draw to support Humane Society Hastings Prince Edward.

Early Bird draw for $500 is April 15th and Jackpot draw is April 30th

Tickets are 5 for $10, 40 for $20, 400 for $40

On Thursday, April 21st from 7:00 – 8:30 PM, the Canadian Remedial Action Plan Implementation Committee (CRIC) will host a virtual information session highlighting several fish and wildlife habitat creation and restoration projects that have been completed within the St. Clair River Area of Concern.

During the information session, participants will be taken on a ‘tour’ of several projects adjacent to the river that provide valuable habitat to local fish and wildlife including the wetland creation at Bowens Creek, pike spawning habitat at Branton Cundick Park, and marsh restoration at Swan Lake. A biologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada’s Canadian Wildlife Service will also share the wetland health monitoring results.

Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions about the habitat projects, wetland monitoring results, and general progress in restoring aquatic habitat from the comfort of their home.

Details:

Date:               Thursday, April 21, 2022

Time:               7:00 pm – 8:30 pm EST

Where:            Zoom Webinar

Registration:  To register, please visit www.friendsofstclair.ca/symposium

About the St. Clair River Area of Concern

The St. Clair River was designated as an Area of Concern (AOC) in 1987 under the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement between Canada and the United States due to a lengthy history of urban and industrial development. For over 30 years, local and Indigenous communities, industry, conservation organizations and all levels of government have been working together to improve water quality and aquatic habitats in the St. Clair River through the implementation of a Remedial Action Plan (RAP), administered by the Canadian RAP Implementation Committee (CRIC). The ultimate goal of this plan is to restore the beneficial uses of the St. Clair River and remove it from the list of Great Lakes Areas of Concern.

Dine In from 11:30am to 1:00pm---Doors Open at 11:15am
Take Out from 12:00noon to 12:30pm---Front Door

Nice Hot Lunch every Wednesdays at Eastminster United Church
432 Bridge Street East off Hirchimer Ave, Belleville

Covid protocols in place.

Join Reach Canada for an educational session on the Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP) and the Canada Disability Savings Grant and Bond! 

The Government of Canada understands that long-term financial security is a real concern for people with disabilities and their families. For this reason, the Government introduced a first-of-its-kind savings program, the Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP), which helps families ensure that their loved ones with severe and prolonged disabilities can save for their future.

This session will cover the differences between the RDSP, Canada Disability Savings Grant and Bond, as well as what you and your loved ones need to know regarding eligibility and application processes. Additional information regarding the Canada Disability Savings Program can be found at www.canada.ca/RDSP.

Thursday, April 28, 2022, 11:00 am - 12:00 pm

Click here to register

Registration for this event is free, but please consider making a contribution to Reach to support access to justice for people with disabilities. A charitable receipt will be provided for all contributions of $20 or greater. Click here to donate. Reach Legal Education sessions are made possible with the generous support of the Ottawa Community Foundation.