Lanark Lodge Holiday Bazaar
10am-2pm
115 Christie Lake Road
Perth, ON K7H 3C6
Assorted Crafts, Baking, Jewelry and many more unique items.
Lunch will be available for purchase.
December 2, join a fun filled afternoon beginning 2pm at Super Bowl Lanes. Gather up your co-workers and compete to see who has the best staff bowling team in the community! For more information call 519-564-1880 or email fantasticfathers2016@gmail.com
St. Paul's United Church, 973 Pillette Rd., will serve meet cabbage rolls and perogies with salad, sour cream, dessert, coffee and tea in Victoria Hall on October 27, 4-8pm. $12 per person. Take out available. The hall is handicapped accessible. Parking lot and entrance are behind the church, off Arthur Rd.
The Little Free Library and Book Release will be on October 20th, 2018 between 1pm and 4 pm at 218 Oxley Drive in Chatham. Please contact Meggan MacKenzie at megmackbooks@yahoo.com, call (519) 397 - 1115 or look at her website at www.megmackbooks.com
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T. 418 227-5445 crebe.qc.ca Place Centre-Ville, Saint-Georges
Sat. Nov. 3 9:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Featuring Baking, Jams, Deli, Silent Auction, Crafts, Treasures
335 Fitch St., Welland
Christmas Boutique, Bake Shop, Silent Auction, Children's Santa Shoppe
All Saints Anglican Church; Victoria Street, Petawawa
The Christmas Tea & Bazaar will be on November 17th, from 11:00am. to 2:00pm.
On Sunday 28th October at the Ramada Inn a dinner to honour veterans of our community. Due to our community sponsor donations the dinner is free for all veterans and their partners. A door price from VIA Rail is a voucher for $750 to be awarded to a veteran. To register or obtain information call 343-475-0131.
The Responsible Gambling Council (RGC) focuses on paying attention to how gambling feels during Problem Gambling Prevention Week which runs in Niagara Region from October 8 - 14.
People who experience mixed feelings about gambling, such as guilt, anxiety, and/or frustration, are encouraged to know the signs and recognize they are important warning signals.
According to the RGC, these feelings are there for a reason and ignoring them can only make a situation worse – impacting not just the person but also family and friends. That’s why it is important to pay attention to how gambling makes you feel – before it becomes a problem.
RGC research shows that approximately 3.4 per cent of Ontarians have a moderate to severe gambling problem.
During Problem Gambling Prevention Week, RGC is urging people to know the signs and listen carefully to how they feel about their gambling. The free to attend educational campaign includes tips on how people can take direct action to protect themselves and get free, confidential help.
Warning signs include:
• Feeling guilty, anxious, frustrated or worried about your gambling
• Thinking or talking more than usual about gambling
• Gambling more to win back losses
• Experiencing extreme highs from gambling wins and extreme lows from gambling losses
• Getting irritated more easily or having less patience when dealing with normal, everyday activities
The good news is that paying attention to how you feel about your gambling is the first step to early detection of a potential gambling problem.
For more about the emotional and behavioural signs to watch for and how to protect yourself, go to www.knowthesigns.ca
Problem Gambling Resources
Niagara Region residents can access free, confidential help at:
• St. Catharines: Gambling Support Services (CASON) – 905.684.1183
• ConnexOntario at 1.866.531.2600
