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Please note that the free space in the Community Calendar is for non- profit groups only, including sports clubs, school groups, and community service agencies. HAMMOND Families are invited to an evening seminar at St. Francis Xavier Catholic High School on April 26, 7 p.m. Parenting the Internet Generation: Keeping Our Kids Safe Online is a presentation of the SFX High School Council. Guest speakers include Ka- ren Sparks, an Internet specialist and educator, and OPP Const. Serge Gauthier. Topics covered during the evening include: risks children may encounter in cyberspace, how to help them recognize and avoid Internet predators,, how to deal with cyber- bullying, and safe use of social networks to protect their own privacy and identity. Free daycare offered for the evening and there is a free spa- ghetti supper from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.. NAVAN For country music fans there is a trip to Memphis and Nashville in the works for Oct. 17 to 24. Seats limited to 46. Reserve before May 4 by phone to Lise at 835-2171 or by email to lise.lafleur@rogers.com. ORLÉANS Sweet Addiction, a benefit event for the Rideauwood Addiction and Family Centre, April 15, 6 to 9 p.m., at Dahlia Event Production, 3791 St- Joseph Boulevard, Unit 5. For details go to www.sugaraddiction.ca. ROCKLAND The Rockland Community Hoc- key Tournament continues to Easter weekend at the Rockland Arena with final games on April 7. Four divi- sions: Men’s 19+, 35+, and 50+, and Women’s 19+. The Public Way of the Cross, Good Friday, April 6, is an ecumenical gathering of faith with clergy from several churches joining in a bilingual liturgy. Assembly is at St. Patrick’s School on Heritage Drive, 9:30 a.m., with departure at 10 a.m. along Heritage Drive and up Laurier Street to St-Trinity Church. Refreshments follow the event at Bernard-Lapointe Hall. A shuttle service between the two sites will be available between 9:30 and 9:45 a.m. and between 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Formore informa- tion phone Suzanne at 446-2872. L’Artisanat Sainte-Trinité de Rockland hosts card games session April 21, 7 p.m., at the Bernard- Lapointe Hall in the basement of St-Trinity Church. For seating reservation phone Nicole at 446-5543. La Popote roulante de Rockland Meals on Wheels is ready to help. For details phone Diane at 482-0438 or Pierre at 446-7585. Youth Drop In, Friday evenings, 7 to 10 p.m., at The Upper Room at 928 Laporte Street, Unit 195 upper level. The program of music, bible study and other activities courtesy of Grace Presbyterian Church. WENDOVER LesChevaliersdeColombdeWendover host their regular bean supper April 13 evening at the Lucien Delorme Community Centre. For information phone Raymond at 673-4840.
about traffic safety near schools and can be set up and moved around to different loca- tions as needed. “I support Coun. Blais’ effort to make sure that drivers use caution in front of our schools and at all times of the day,” stated Elizabeth Bengal, Des Sentiers Elementary School parent council president. The speed boards will go up in the Cum- berland Ward neighbourhoods for École élémentaire publique Jeanne Sauvé, École élémentaire catholique Arc-en-ciel, École élémentaire publique Des Sentiers, École élémentaire catholique Alain-Fortin, École élémentaire catholique de la Découverte, École secondaire catholique Béatrice- Desloges, Our Lady of Wisdom Catholic School,St.ClareCatholicSchool,St.Theresa Catholic School, Avalon Public School, Dunning-Foubert Elementary School, Maple Ridge Elementary School, and Heritage Public School.
Drivers in the Cumberland ward of Ottawa have something new to look at whengoingpastsomeofthelocalschools. Special electronic display boards to tell them how fast they are going and warn them to slow down. Cumberland Ward Coun. Stephen Blais welcomes the new traffic control addition, a joint venture between the City of Ottawa and local school boards. “As spring brings more children out walking and biking to school, we want to remind residents to slow down in school zones,” Blais stated in a press release. “We need to ensure the safety and security of our streets and protect ourmost vulnerable asset: our children.” Speeding has become a primary traffic concern for the municipality as council fieldsmore requests to reduce speed limits,
set up stop signs, or take other steps to slow drivers down. The speed display boards are a low-cost way to remind motorists
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