Town of Whitby wants input from residents re: CP Rail Crossing…

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http://www.123rf.com: illustrator Alexandr Rozhkov

Notice of Public Meeting: Town of Whitby:

  • Event: Public Information Session identifying a preferred solution and preliminary design for the CP Rail crossing @ the new Coronation Road.
  • Date: January 29 2014
  • Time: 6:oo pm to 8:00 pm
  • Location: Whitby Municipal Building, 575 Rossland Road E. Whitby
  • What’s There: Project team members will be on hand to present details of the project, review study findings and to address the concerns and comments of the residents. 

Please Click Here to view the study from the Town of Whitby site… 

Please Click Here to view the information for the Public Meeting of January 29 

 

source: Whitby This Week, January 23 2014 Edition

 

 

HeartLand Equestrian a place for riding and communing with beautiful, peaceful horses… :)

SGC Admin: Horses rock, I love them, although I must admit the size of them does “scare” me just a little… :) I think it’s the teeth… :) 

Our good friend and supporter Dayle, also loves horses… and now she is passing that love on to her daughter by signing her up for horse riding lessons and horse camps…at

Heartland Equestrain

Right here in Whitby, we have a fabulous place to take your kids to learn the wonders of being around, caring for and riding these awesome creatures…. And coming up next Friday, January 31 they have a PA camp for kids… :) There are still spots left, so if you have been waiting to expose your little ones to the wonders of horses, this might be the opportune time to do so…

Check out heartland equestrian… :) Please contact Cecilia directly for sign up or for more information… you may also find out what you need by checking out their website below… 

Happy Riding Folks… :) And Happy Chinese New Year… 2014 is the year of the horse… :)

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graphic from: http://www.freepik.com/free-vector/chinese-new-year-vector_709008.htm

Heartland Equestrian is located at

9570 Duffs Road Whitby, Ontario L0B 1A0

For more information, or to sign up, please call

Cecilia at 905-655-8968

www.heartlandequestrain.ca

www.heartlandequestrian.ca/horseback-riding-camps-whitby/

  • Event: PA Day Horse Riding Camp 
  • Date: Friday, January 31, 2014
  • Time: 9:00am until 3:00pm
  • What’s There: Come join us for a fun day away from school! From 9 AM -3 PM we will be having Horseback Riding Lessons, learning how to take care of our horse Friends, Horsemanship Lesson and spending lots of time at the farm! Ride twice a day. So much to do: games, crafts, etc. Spaces are limited so book now
  • Contact: E-mail: cecilia@HeartlandEquestrian.ca or Call 905-655-8968
  • Cost: Camp is only $79.99 + HST

Reserve your special spot. Please dress for the weather!! See you there!

Cannington Dog Sled Races and Winter Festival January 25 and 26 2014

Cannington Ontario Dog Sled Races and Winter Festival 

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photo: http://www.123rf.com  Stanko Mravljak

  • Event: Cannington Dog Sled Races and Winter Festival
  • Date (s): January 25 2014 and January 26 2014
  • Location: MacLeod Park, 72 Peace St. Cannington, ON L0E 1E0
  • Admission: Adults: $10: Children (12 and under): $4: Family Pass: $25 (2 adults and up to 4 children)
  • What’s There:  “Dog Sled Races & Winter Festival for a fun-filled weekend of pancake breakfasts, ice sculptures and outdoor activities as top teams from across North America take to the field for a fun-filled weekend. More than 80 dog sled teams from across North America will be competing for a $10,000 purse as the picturesque town of Cannington, Ontario welcomes thousands of spectators to the celebration, billed as one of the best of its kind in Canada.” (from the canning dog sled racing website)

source: Whitby This Week: January 23 Edition: Kerri King of Durham Tourism and Cannington Dog Sled Races Website 

Alzheimer Society of Durham Region shares early warning signs…

SGC Admin: Alzheimer and Dementia are probably two of the most difficult situations a family has to work through and when a loved one first develops such a condition it can be almost undetectable. The Alzheimer Society of Durham Region shares the Ten early warning signs, and encourages everyone to ask questions of their health care providers should they have concerns about themselves or their loved ones. 

Reading through the signs, some of them could relate to stress, everyday living, changes in environment (such as retiring). However, it is better to be safe then sorry, and the sooner diagnosis can be made the sooner treatment can begin, if caught early the chances of a better quality of life for the patient is expected. 

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http://www.123rf.com: Illustrator: John Takai

Ten Warning Signs: 

  1. Memory loss that affects day-to-day abilities
  2. Difficulty performing familiar tasks such as preparing a meal
  3. Problems with language, such as forgetting words
  4. Disorientation in time and space, such as not knowing what day of the week it is
  5. Impaired judgement, such as wearing light clothing on a cold day
  6. Problems with abstract thinking
  7.  Misplacing things or putting things in strange places
  8. Changes in mood and behaviour
  9. Changes in personality
  10. Loss of initiative, losing interest in friends, family and favourite activities…

For more information or to connect with the Alzheimer Society of Durham 

Visit: www.alzheimerdurham.com

Call: 905 576 2567

Visit: www.earlydiagnosis.ca

source: Whitby This Week: January 22 2014 Edition: Ryan Pfeiffer

Whitby Library offers…. Facebook for Seniors: Introduction to Facebook

SGC Admin: Check out what we found in our inbox…. The Whitby Library is offering a course for Seniors on Facebook…. Facebook is a media venue on the computer, many people have a Facebook account and use it mostly to keep in contact with friends and family members… It’s great for those of us who have family members who live in another country… it’s almost like they are there with you…. 

If you know a senior who may be interested in this Free course please get them signed up as soon as possible as there are only 10 spots available … :) 

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Facebook for Seniors: Introduction to Facebook

Saturday, January 25 at 2:00 – 3:30 p.m. 

 

Seniors are welcome to join us at the Brooklin Branch of the Whitby Public Library to learn how to use Facebook. In this 1 1/2 hour program, seniors will learn how to set up a Facebook account to keep in touch with family, reconnect with old friends, upload photos and choose privacy settings.

Space is limited to 10 participants.

 Registration is required. Register online or contact any branch.