Women’s Place invites you to “Brunch, Bid and Bowl” as you bring together friends, colleagues and family members in support of domestic violence shelters in South Niagara.

Whether you form a team of 6-8 bowlers so you can join us for the day or buy a ticket to “brunch and bid”, you will be supporting women and children who use the services of Niagara Falls (Nova House) and Welland (Serenity Place).

There is no registration fee for teams who raise a minimum of $800. Unable to bowl, but still want to join in on the fun? You can also buy a ticket for the "Brunch & Bid" part of the day's events!

Visit womensplacesn.org for all the details!
 

Forest Legion Meat Raffle, $10 for 12 draws plus 50/50 and Catch the Ace lotteries, Saturday January 20th, 4-6PM

A free program offered by Twin Bridges NPLC. The program is designed as a two-part series with both sessions including teaching on self-compassion as well as interactive discussion and activities to help build emotional resilience for optimal wellness. 

The Forest Legion is holding its Monthly Breakfast Sunday January 21st 9AM-Noon, Enjoy a made to order omelet or traditional breakfast with scrambled eggs, pancakes, bacon, sausage, toast, jams, juices, coffee and tea..

The Forest Legion is holding its Silver Stick Spaghetti dinner  on Friday January 19th 12-6PM

Tu vis dans les quartiers St-Sacrement, Bois-Joli, Sacré-Coeur, viens participer à l'assemblée générale des Loisirs Bourg-Joli pour t'informer de la vie de ta communauté et de ton quartier, le mardi 6 février dès 18h30 au centre communautaire, au 25 200 av. Ste Catherine.

Harley Gallagher of the Limestone Beekeepers Guild will talk about beekeeping at 2 p.m. on Saturday, January 20, at Isabel Turner branch library.  Come hear about his experiences as a beekeeper, the role of the Guild, and ways non-beekeepers can support honey bees and native pollinators.  All are welcome; drop in. www.kfpl.ca

Resume Clinic

Drop-in with a resume for a critique by an expert. No appointment is necessary.

Policing in Sarnia Detective Sgt John Pearce discusses general trends in violent crimes/property crimes. Topics addressed will be fentanyl,crystal meth and opiods abuse,student suicide and cyber bullying.Question and answer period will also address sexual assault and human trafficking. John has been a police officer for 27 yrs,6 years in the Armed Forces,spent 20 years in Criminal Investigations and is currently officer in charge of the Sarnia Vice unit overseeing drug issues and more in the Sarnia area.