Souper de la St-Valentin samedi le 9 février à 18h à la salle du Conseil 960, 2090 Boul Laframboise.

Coût 20$ par personne. Achat ou réservation des billets avant le 5 février à la salle du Conseil ou André 

au 450 799-4879. Musique et dance en soirée. Bienvenue à tous

SERVING SPAGHETTI, PENNE, HOMEMEADE MEATBALLS, SAUSAGE, BREAD, SALAD, COOKIES, COFFEE & TEA, ADULTS & TAKEOUT $10.00, CHILDREN 5-12 $5.00 UNDER 5 FREE 

A Valentines Dance on February 9th at the Golden Age Club (135 Worthington St. W)

Doors Open at 7:30pm with music by Bill Vrebosch

Tickets are $5 Members or $7 Non-Members

Looking for a romantic evening to spend with your sweetie on February 14?  Look no further! 

Ramada Pinewood Park Resort Inn will be holding a dinner and dance with SOLID  GOLD, a five piece light jazz/pop standard combo. 

Dance the night away to your favourite romantic tunes across the decades that bring back so many memories.

Cocktails start at 6:00 pm.  Tickets: $45 each or $80 per couple.  Table of 8:  $280 or $35 each.

Reservations and tickets:  Call (705) 472-0810

Clinique de dépistage pour le diabète le 31 janvier au Walmart de Châteauguay et le 1er février au Walmart de Valleyfield  de 10 h à 16 h.

L'Opération Nez rouge Salaberry-de-Valleyfield a connu un grand succès pour sa 28e campagne. Un montant de 33 836,92 $ a été amassé. ­ C'est 798 raccompagnements qui ont été effectués dans la région, grâce à la présence de 579 bénévoles. 

Le concours de la soirée de la mascotte ayant cumulé le plus de dons a été remporté par le bureau d'avocats Rancourt, Legault et Joncas, avec un total de dons de 2 037 $!

La somme totale de ces dons servira à l’organisme Répit le Zéphyr, qui offre des heures de gardiennage aux parents d’enfants handicapés ou atteint du syndrome du spectre de l’autisme.

Le Centre Régional du Deuil, situé au 390 rue Labbé, invite les personnes endeuillées à sa rencontre mensuelle gratuite.

Lundi le 4 février 2019

À 13h30

Thème: « La solitude »

Personne ressource: Madame Véronique Jacques

Pour information: Véronique Jacques tél: 418-335-3408

While most people think of dance when they think of Gene Kelly, music was central to his work. It influenced him; inspired him; and, in many ways, defined him. In 1969, the musical arrangements to many of MGM’s classic films were destroyed. Now with these scores carefully reconstructed, we are able to bring you a remarkable event: Gene Kelly dancing on the big screen accompanied live by the magnificent Kingston Symphony! Featuring clips from some of his most popular films, including Singin’ in the Rain, An American in Paris, Brigadoon, Les Girls, his joyful dance with Jerry the Mouse in Anchors Aweigh, plus rarely-seen numbers from television specials and rare broadcasts, this special event hosted by Kelly’s wife and biographer, Patricia Ward Kelly, takes you behind the scenes as she shares Gene Kelly’s own insights about the making of these enduring and beloved works.

While most people think of dance when they think of Gene Kelly, music was central to his work. It influenced him; inspired him; and, in many ways, defined him. In 1969, the musical arrangements to many of MGM’s classic films were destroyed. Now with these scores carefully reconstructed, we are able to bring you a remarkable event: Gene Kelly dancing on the big screen accompanied live by the magnificent Kingston Symphony! Featuring clips from some of his most popular films, including Singin’ in the Rain, An American in Paris, Brigadoon, Les Girls, his joyful dance with Jerry the Mouse in Anchors Aweigh, plus rarely-seen numbers from television specials and rare broadcasts, this special event hosted by Kelly’s wife and biographer, Patricia Ward Kelly, takes you behind the scenes as she shares Gene Kelly’s own insights about the making of these enduring and beloved works.