Community Columns - August 24th, 2023

Aug 23, 2023

These columns from our community reporters are updated every week.

Table of Contents

• Arden
• Battersea/Storrington
• Cloyne - Northbrooke
• Denbigh
• Godfrey
• Harlowe
• Harrowsmith
• Henderson
• Inverary
• Maberly-Bolingbroke
• Mississippi
• Ompah
• Parham-Tichborne
• Perth Road
• Plevna
• Sydenham
• Verona

Arden
by Wanda Harrison

Connie Tryan, supervisor of the Kids Klub/Arden Knights program, decided to end the summer with a bang for her kids. Tuesday evening everyone participated in the Gross Olympics; a pie eating contest, feeding each other pudding while blindfolded, a couple of other messy sports and then a clean-up on the slip & slide. Moving to Thursday more outdoor games with lots of fun and many laughs. Everyone then feasted on a BBQ, with Arden Seniors as the cooks. There was also a cake to celebrate Connie’s Birthday. The evening ended with the kids making bubble snakes. Connie would like to thank everyone who helped make this 2-day event possible, along with those who gave cards and gifts and their love.

Hope everyone attended the Arden Artisans Open Studio event. It is great to see some regularity retuning to the Hamlet.

Arden’s own Judith Versaval and Aileen Merium invite you to join them at the Rideau Lakes Artist’s Association “Paint the Summer” Art show, held at the Westport Arena August 26 and 27, 10am to 4pm. The arena is located at 37 Spring Street, Westport, with parking and admission free!

On September 2 (rain or shine) the Kennebec Wilderness Trail will be sponsoring a Walk in the Park and a North of 7 Race. Registration is at 9:30 (parking lot at # 28786 Hwy 7) with the events starting at 10:15am. Individuals’ family and friends can participate in the walk (approx. 45 minutes) or the North of 7 Race (approx. 45 minutes). Admission to either is free but donations will be accepted to maintain the maintenance and beautification of the Trails. For more information, please contact Gabriel Chartier at 705-444-9453 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

There will be a popup vendor sale to support the Henderson Church September 10, 10am to 2pm. at Angela Delines premises in Sharbot Lake.

The United Church’s steward’s meetings will be held on September 11, at 7pm for Arden and September 12 at 7pm for Mountain Grove.

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Battersea/Storrington
by Amanda Pantrey

A customer in a store was holding up a pair of pants and said to the clerk “are these pants satin?”. The clerk replied, “No madam. They’re new.”

Thanks so much to Mark for this week’s joke! It gave me a really good chuckle!

This message comes with very mixed emotions and bittersweet emotions – After years of looking in this bizarre housing market, I have found a nice little place to start out. The catch is that it is outside of my beloved hometown of Battersea, so we need to find a new columnist for the Battersea column. My sincere hope is to return one day when I can. But for now, it looks like I’ll be on my way. I may have bought a house in a different community, but my home will always be Battersea. I won’t be a stranger as my folks and partner still live in Battersea, so don’t discount me too quickly. I will be around! Okay, on to the job posting. The column takes me about 20 minutes a week, and thankfully Catherine Reynolds puts together a beautiful community news email thread that I pull most events from, so sourcing information is easy-peasy. If you are interested in taking on the Battersea column, please let me know or email Jeff Green to get more details.

Sidewalk construction is set to begin in Battersea. That’s right! We’re getting a sidewalk from the bridge all the way to the park! Watch for workers, obey traffic signs, and take care driving through the village while work continues. We’ve been reassured the work will be done before the Pumpkin Festival. Fingers crossed everything goes according to schedule and we can make the festival safer for our visitors.

Big thanks to Donaven Sherbert and his crew for the repointing work on the Battersea gateway sign. It looks great!

Please support the next Community Food Bank Drive at/by Storrington Lions Club from 1 to 5pm on Friday, Sept. 8. Proceeds going to the Battersea United Church foodbank.

Tickets are selling fast for a Community Fish Fry at Storrington Lions Club Hall on Saturday, Sept. 23. This homemade meal includes warm, fall apple crisp. Eat-in or take out. Free parking and cash bar. Reserve your meal by Sept. 20 by calling 613-449-4744.

Enjoy food and fellowship at a Community BBQ at Storrington Lions Club Hall every Thursday from 5 to 8pm. This event includes cash bar and free parking.

Be part of Wild Woods Art Walk, a unique, enchanting outdoor installation of art along the Milburn Creek Trail happening in conjunction with Battersea Pumpkin Festival. Art will be displayed along the sides of the trail, hanging from trees, set up on rocks or logs. Have an idea or something you've made you want to share? From creative dabblers to experienced artists, all South Frontenac residents and Indigenous residents from across townships are invited to contribute art for this exhibition. Participation is voluntary. One day exhibit - October 14th. Three-week exhibit- October 1st- 22nd. Please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. if you are interested or for more info.

The next organizing meeting for the Pumpkin Festival is September 18th at 7pm at the Battersea United Church Hall. All welcome! We are also in need of volunteers for the festival. If you’re interested, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

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Cloyne - Northbrooke
by Nancy Skipper

The Lions Club of Land O’Lakes are having an “Italian” evening. Come to their spaghetti dine-in dinner on Friday, August 25th 5-7pm. The cost is $20 which includes pasta, choice of 3 sauces, rolls, salad and dessert. Come for a yummy meal and lots of fun at their Northbrook Hall. All proceeds going towards making the building into an Emergency Shelter.

The Lions only have 2 more Farmers Markets until the season ends. Saturday August 26th will be the last of the Canteen Baking so come and enjoy delicious home baking by Kathy.

Saturday, September 2nd the Lions will be holding an auction with amazing prizes to be won. This starts at 2pm on the Hall after the last Farmers Market.

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Denbigh
Angela Bright

The Denbigh Griffith Lions Club Show and Shine Car Show is Saturday August 26 from 10am to 2pm.  It is a fun event with great food and lots of special cars to look at.

The community sent its condolences to the Roger Rosenblath family and to the Lloyd Burgess family.  We have lost two long time well known members of our community, and they will be greatly missed by their family, friends and acquaintances.

Land O’ Lakes Community Services will be hosting Denbigh Diners on Monday September 11th 11am to 1pm at the Denbigh Hall.  Menu is a Pork Dinner for $10.00.  Betty will be calling the week before or RSVP  613-333-2366.  Looking forward to seeing everyone after the summer.

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Godfrey
Kelli McRobert

Happy birthday to the following: Stacy Merriam, Sandy Sheahan, James Ostler, Haley Rose, Jon McConnell, Mary Covell, Michelle MacIntosh-Wood, Tracy Wilson, Evan Filion, Jane Ward, and Becky Northmore.

Did you hear? Food Less Travelled has a new member of their crew!

Here are the details: "Mary Nesanayagam brings to the table, years of experience in the food business. You may recognize Mary from Kingston as she and her husband owned and operated Casey’s Deli on Princess St. for 15 years. She knows what she’s doing!! We are very excited to have Mary join us!!"

Looking forward to Hershey Canada Inc returning to Smiths Falls to produce chocolate again!! Welcome back.

Don't forget to pop by the new tennis courts in Verona on Wed Aug 30 at 10am as they officially re-open the newly built tennis, basketball, and shuffleboard court facilities in Verona.

There will be a friendly skills competition and remarks. The courts should be ready for public use the week of Aug 28 on a first come, first served basis for the rest of the season. Read the news release for details https://www.southfrontenac.net/en/news/south-frontenac-announces-court-upgrades.aspx

Counting down the days until Open Farm Days - September 1 to October 15. www.OpenFarms.ca

Are you interested in a walking tour with a farmer to learn more about their farming practices? Maybe it's learning more about farm-to-table, local food, or growing your own food.

Open Farm Days have ticketed and drop-in events taking place.

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Harlowe
Marie White

No column; check back next week!

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Harrowsmith
Marilyn Goodberry

Thursday, August 24, 2023 1 – 3pm, the Grandparent & Grandchild Fun & Games will be held in Centennial Park, Harrowsmith.  Come out with your grandchildren for some outdoor fun, followed by a cool summer treat!  Please register to attend with Natalee Lennox 613-376-6477 ext 310.  

Friday - Sunday, August 25 - 27, 2023 come and join all of your former classmates at the Sydenham High School (SHS) reunion.  It's a great chance to catch up with past friends and meet some of your former teachers.  For more information and the schedule of events visit the website at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Come sing with us!  The Frontenac Women's Chorus is welcoming new members for September.  The ability to read music and previous choral singing experience is advised.  Rehearsals are Monday evenings at 7 in the Trinity United Church in Verona.  Send an e-mail telling us all about yourself to: Stella at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

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Henderson
Jean Brown

Your old reporter is home now from my homeland at Manitoulin Island and glad to be reunited with spouse, and readers. I had a hoot and a Haweater holler and then some but am truly glad to be home in beautiful downtown Henderson with spouse whom I adore!

This Sat. Aug. 26 all roads lead to Harlowe for the Open Mic at the Harlowe Hall from 1 - 5 where the music is groovy and the food is yummy. Come and get all shook up on the road and on the music too!!

Looking to the future, please start setting aside gently used items for the Land O’Lakes Community Services annual yard sale on Fri. Sept. 1 from 9-3 on site at 121497 Hwy 41, Northbrook. Donations can be dropped off there, but please call in advance to arrange a time to drop off.

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Inverary
by Judy Borovskis

Thank you to the Storrington Lion’s Club for their donation of $1,000.00 to Inverary Youth Activities in support of Ken Garrett Memorial Park! Very much appreciated.

Worship Services - Joint Worship Service for Inverary United and Battersea United at 9:15 at Battersea United Church during August.

Trailer Back Soon at 3950 Round Lake Road beginning on Saturday, September 2nd ! Drop off your LCBO returnables. All proceeds support Ken Garrett Memorial Park. Thank you from Inverary Youth Activities.

Food Bank - Next Food Bank Drive is on Friday, September 8th. Drop off at the Lion’s Hall in Sunbury any time between 1 & 5pm. School starts soon and lunches are needed. Remember – peanut free! Also school supplies are appreciated. As always, thank you for your constant support. All food items, fresh, frozen, dairy and non-perishables are gratefully accepted. Remember your can tabs as well! Shirley presently has 70 lbs to send off!

Plowing Match September 10th at the farm of Charles & Norma Barr, 4382 Latimer Road, Inverary.

Something new! Beginning Thursday, September 21 and continuing the third Thursday of each month ALL are welcome to drop in to Inverary Church Hall for cards, games, social time etc. complete with tea, coffee and cookies! Door is open and the welcome mat out from 1pm till 4pm. Visit as long as your time permits. Cost is $5 . All proceeds for Inverary United Church.

Youth Dance at Storrington Lion’s Hall on Friday, September 22 from 6:30 to 9:30pm. This event is for Grades 5-8 and includes supervision and a canteen. Cost is $5..

Community Fish Fry at the Storrington Lions Hall, Sunbury! Date is Saturday, September 23rd from 5 to 7pm. Accessible, lots of parking, good food and great company! Reserve your dinner by calling Marie at 613-449-4744. Cost is $20 per person or $10 for children 12 and under.

Inverary Fall Market on Saturday, September 30th from 10am to 3pm at Ken Garrett Park. Over 100 vendors with something for everyone! All proceeds will support Ken Garrett Memorial Park and Inverary United Church. Rain or shine – see you there!

Community Barbecue - two Thursdays left! Ends on August 31st . Burgers, hot dogs, salad & dessert – all yours for $10. Join us from 5 to 8pm at the Storrington Lions Club. Hot or rainy, we dine inside. All proceeds are in support of Nankind and Kingston 4 Paws Service Dogs.

Storrington Retirees Luncheon at the Storrington Centre the second Wednesday of each month. Enjoy a home cooked meal. Everyone welcome!

Fall Prevention Program! by the VON at the Storrington Centre on Tuesdays 9 to 11. Register by calling Dayna VanKoughnett at 613-354-6668 ext 105

Soulful Singing - Join us Tuesday, August 24th at 7pm. Info and directions call Donna 613-353-2889. Great fellowship & fun and singing voices not judged!

Hall Rentals: Inverary Church Hall – contact Judy Borovskis 353-1768 or cell: 613-545-5017. Battersea Church hall – contact Roberta Smith 353-2846.

Battersea Pumpkin Festival from 10am to 4pm on Saturday, Oct. 14th. More info on what you will enjoy and how you can be involved coming soon.

Open Farm Days from September 1 to October 15th . Explore, engage and learn more about farming. For more info or to purchase tickets visit www.OpenFarms.ca.

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Maberly-Bolingbroke
Karen Prytula

Last fall, the Perth & District Historical Society presented two films produced by filmmaker Allison Margot Smith.  Allison is about to launch a new documentary about the Rideau Lakes that you might be interested in seeing. The Rideau Lakes Municipal Heritage Advisory Committee invites you to attend the screening of two short historical documentaries illustrating life changing moments in Rideau Lakes. Friday, August 25th, 2023 2pm to 4pm. Delta Old Town Hall, 8 Lower Beverley Lake Park Road, Delta.

141st Maberly Fair – This year’s theme is ‘Bugs, the good, the bad and the lovely’ – Saturday Aug. 26th, 8am to 6pm. Admission: Adults $5.00, ages 7 to 17 $3.00, 6 years and under FREE. Musical entertainment, horse-draw, zucchini races, children’s games, adult games, lamb auction. www.maberlyfair.ca There are prizes for eldest person on the grounds, youngest person on the grounds, longest married couple, most recently married couple, and more. All transactions are CASH ONLY – NO ATM on site. Archives Lanark will be there so bring your historical questions.

September 23, 2023 12:00 pm – 9:30pm – The 1st Annual Friends of the ABC Hall Fundraising Golf Tournament. JOIN us “FORE” an enjoyable afternoon of Golf at the Evergreen Golf Course. 463 Wolfe Lake Rd., Westport. Registration and Putting contest 12 (noon). Shotgun Tee Off 1pm. Buffet Dinner 5:30pm. This is a fundraising event for the Althorpe Bolingbroke Community Hall. Cost is $110 and includes 18 holes “Scramble” format, Cart, Buffet Dinner and Prizes! Register in advance at abchall.ca Deadline to register is September 3rd.

Fundraising Events at ABC Hall – September 9 – Cluck ‘n Corn Dinner Dance on Saturday, Sept. 9. Rotisserie chicken dinner and live music by Average Height. $40 per person. Details at https://abchall.ca/cluck-n-corn-dinner-dance/

September 11 – Fall Fitness Classes begin September 11. FREE CPHC classes for seniors, Gentle Yoga and Pilates classes ($120/10 classes), and Line Dancing ($5 at the door toward hall maintenance). Details at https://abchall.ca/health-fitness/

Bridge Games at ABC Hall – Every Monday afternoon (except holidays) 1:30 to 3:30pm. Cost is $5 for hall maintenance. Beginners are welcome. FREE lessons are available upon request. For more information contact Freda This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. To learn more about playing the game go here: https://bicyclecards.com/how-to-play/bridge/

Mahonng At ABC Hall – Every Thursday afternoon, 1pm, Cost is $5 at the door toward hall maintenance. For details see: https://abchall.ca/fun-games/

Enjoy a fun evening playing with fellow musicians on Thursdays at 7 pm at the ABC Hall. All genres welcome! $5 at the door toward hall maintenance. For details see: https://abchall.ca/music-for-education-enjoyment/

Celebrating its 17th year, the Sundance Artisan Show is an outdoor art show featuring 40 artists in a beautiful riverbank setting in Maberly, Ontario. The show takes place during all three days of Labour Day weekend. The event will be open all 3 days of the September long weekend (Sept 2, 3, 4). Hours: Sat. & Sun. 10am-5pm; Mon. 10am-2pm. Sundance is located at 126 Maberly Elphin Road, Maberly, ON (at the intersection of HWY 7 and County Rd 36). Peppered across two acres of forest, field, and riverfront, will be a diverse group of artisans specializing in various art forms: pottery, wood, sheet metal, stained glass, artisan soaps, fibre art, jewelry, clothing, blown glass, and many more. The artists have been working hard over the year, and are again ready to present to you their wonderful creations. The setting is ideal for relaxing while shopping for the perfect gift for that special someone. Feel free to grab a chair, and enjoy sitting by the beautiful Fall River with old mill ruins. Parking and entrance are free. Donations welcome. Further details can be found at www.sundancestudio.ca

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Mississippi
by Pearl Killingbeck

Pearl is very happy to have been moved to the Perth Hospital and gave me some items to put into her news column this week. I was admitted to KGH on 7 July and first few days are a little bit foggy as I was in a lot of pain but know that was caused by a hip fracture and a broken femur, and I had an operation to get that fixed up (she is now nailed together). I want to thank all the family and friends who took the time to visit me or send their get well messages while I was in Kingston and bring me treats and flowers and news from home.

I send sympathy to Penny Hawley and Chuck Johnston on the passing of their mother and sympathy to Ed.

Again thank you to the people who have stopped in to see me since I got moved to Perth on Tuesday, August 15th. It is nice to be closer to home. Wendy and Alice came in on Wednesday morning and Pam was in also. Thank you Elaine for the cold pork chop, the jam and ginger snaps and potato chips.

Thank you to Holly (Polished Spa) for the chocolate chip cookies and the foot treatment on Friday. That felt sooooo good.

Brian Forrester who I used to see at Sylvania Lodge stops in to say hello when he is visiting on the floor. He looks exactly the same as he always has.

I am doing my occupational therapy and managed to take 7 steps with someone helping me on either side. I have to be able to walk or I won’t be able to go home.

Thank you to Emily and Alice for dropping by today (Sunday) and to Alice for making some notes. Good to see Sharon and Shawna and my great grandson Hudson who tells me this is the first time he ever remembers being in a hospital.

Community Centre News: Wade Foster and Jeff Callery will be entertaining on Thursday, August 24th. Music starts at 7:30. Call Mike at 613-278-1581 for tickets or e-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

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Ompah
by Linda Rush & Marily Seitz

Marily and Tim (standing in for Debbie) blew out the candles at the August Birthday Bash.  The next Bash will be Wed. Sept. 20.  Everyone is always welcome.

The 2nd Annual Beach Party at Waites' Beach turned out to be a lovely day full of fun.  Kids happily made crafts and were in and out of the water.  Fiddlers and Friends played for an hour with calls for an encore.  Thanks to the Palmerston Lake Association for organizing the fun afternoon.

The Community Cafe begins again on Wed. Sept 6 from 11 to 1:30pm.  The Canadian Frailty network presents tips to avoid frailty, and how to find local health programs and services. Snacks and social will follow the speaker.  This is a free event for seniors age 60+.  For more information contact the Rural Frontenac Community Services at 613-279-3151 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

SMART Exercise Classes for Seniors who want to have fun exercising for muscle/bone strength, flexibility and aerobic endurance. To find out more:  Please contact Elaine Moffitt at 613-519-3588 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

The Ompah Community Library, run by volunteers and donations, have received quite a few new mystery books on CD's and many new DVD's.  The library is open on Wednesdays and Saturday from 10 until 12.  Membership is free.

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Parham-Tichborne
by Elijah Abrams

Wow, what a great Parham Fair that was!!! A whirlwind weekend of fun stuff for the entire family!  Hope you were able to partake in at least a portion of this creat annual community get together!  Hats off to the Fair Board, organizers, volunteers, sponsors and anyone else that contributes just a little to make this happen.

Beautiful weather last Wednesday as the residents of the Seniors Home in Sharbot Lake as well as Community Living folks enjoyed lunch at the beach.

Condolences to Connie Southall on the death of her niece.

Happy 4th Wedding Anniversary to Eric & Muriel Wagar who celebrated on the 22nd.

Missing the Howes corn?? Give Mary Ellen a call at the Whan Farm 3345 Long Lake Road.

It was so nice to hear that council approved the Steeple Bell to become a special monument where the St. James Anglican Church used to be until the fire of 2020 destroyed this beautiful building with all the beautiful stained glass windows, Bibles, pews, photos and all the memories of special events that were held there.   A lot of work, effort and thought went into the proposal and the community of Parham thank all of those on the committee and for everyone who made this project become a reality.

Thinking of you in thoughtful prayers to William Lowery, Mike Price, Gary Drew, Linda Lowery, Frank Goodfellow.  Also to those in NWT and out west fearing their safety because of the fires.

Don't forget the ball tournament this weekend in Parham for the Whan Family, there will be some great ball games and raffle items up for grabs.  Thank you to everyone for supporting this amazing family.

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Perth Road
by Peter Bird

No column; check back next week!

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Plevna
by Rhonda Watkins

Our fish pick of the week was a 4 pound pickerel caught on Canonto Lake with a worm harness by young Alex W. It was too big so it was returned to the lake to have more Pickerel for the future fishers. Alex was visiting from Peterborough and had gone to Ontario Fisher and Anglers day camp this summer and learned all about “slot size”. He helped Sandy S (who is also in the pic) measure it. Sandy was impressed that he was not upset at all about releasing his first big fish because he understood the reason from what he had learned at camp. Sandy is very proud!! 

Our Plevna Clar-Mill Hall Community Volunteers meeting last Thursday was a great start. There are such a wide variety of people with so much talent! We are currently working on our group constitution. If you are interested in meeting new people and making a difference in your community, come on out to our next meeting Thurs Aug 31 at 6:30pm.

29 people were out to Euchre last Tuesday night. Congratulations Lillian S who won a high score with 95 and the big fish gift bag! It was filled with everything she needed to catch a big one! Congratulations also to Phil F who won most lone hands with 6 and went home with his very own floaty seat for the lake with not one, but two drink holders! The consolation prize was a brand-new big roll of duct tape for Mike C.

Thank you to everybody who came out to play and donate to the Holy Trinity Anglican Church. $188.50 was raised that night! The next game night is this Tuesday night at the Clar-Mill Hall in Plevna at 6598 Buckshot Lake Road. Please come around 6:45 to find a seat, so games can start at 7pm. 

Have you had a chance to visit the Mega Yard Sale yet at 1142 Overton Road? It is well worth the drive up Buckshot Lake Road! I took a tour up to their acre filled spot on Sunday and was very pleased! I couldn't believe everything they had to offer. I was looking for a birthday present for my daughter and found the perfect gaming chair that she wanted and they even had it in her favourite colour, red! I also left with a blood pressure machine, oscillating pedestal fan and a water pick. If there is something you need, I highly recommend taking a shop here first! The service is fabulous; they even found me cardboard and some plastic to wrap up the gaming chair to get it home safely. They are open Sat and Sun 9-4pm weather permitting. Two thumbs up for the Mega Yard Sale!!

Happy 60th Anniversary on Aug 10th to long time  Brule Lake cottage residents Shirley and John Albinson! Our community wishes you many more happy years!!

Congratulations to Samantha (Schonauer) and Anthony Crausen who tied the knot in a beautiful outdoor ceremony this past weekend!

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Sydenham
by Karen Brawley

Short and simple: Happy 150th, SHS. Thanks to everyone who was involved to make this milestone happen. Enjoy the weekend everyone.

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Verona
Debbie Lingen

Enjoy a Drive-In Movie Night on Friday, August 25. This event is hosted by the Verona Free Methodist Church  and will be held in the parking lot. The movie will be Jesus Revolution and is generously sponsored by Ball Bus Lines. Free admission. All welcome, donations accepted. The canteen will open at 7:15pm and the movie starts at 8:15pm. In case of rain, the movie will be held indoors. Style Revival will be opening at 7:15pm during canteen time before the drive-in movie.  Style Revival will also be open Saturday, August 26th.

The B and B Memorial Show N Shine will be held Saturday, August 26 at Centennial Park in Harrowsmith from 10am to 4pm. All proceeds going to South and Central Fire Departments. There will be awards, food trucks, raffle draws and vendors. This is sponsored by Wrapture ltd and Jim's Auto.

Come to the official opening of the McMullen Courts in Verona on Wednesday, August 30 at 10am, 6089 Carleton Drive. There will be a fun, friendly skills competition showcasing the new features and remarks. All welcome. Please wear running shoes and casual or athletic clothing. Light refreshments will be provided. The total rebuild of the courts includes two tournament-sized doubles tennis courts, a small basketball court and shuffleboard space.

Verona Lions Garlic Farmers Market will be held Saturday, Sept 2nd from  9am till 2pm. Breakfast +lunch served. Verona Lions Hall.

The next Diner's Luncheon (for seniors 55+) will be held Thursday, September 7th at Verona Free Methodist Church. Serving lasagna, salad, garlic bread and dessert. Pharmacist, Leonard Chan, will address the new prescribing powers in Ontario and other ways your local pharmacist can assist seniors. Meal is served at noon and the cost is $10.00. Call 613-376-6477 ext 303 to reserve a seat.

Don & Linda's Back Yard Gardens  will have fresh veggies to pick Saturday, August 26. Crafts, gift baskets, perennials and more... Garage sale and collectables from 9am to 1pm. 4309 Maple Drive Verona.

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