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Welcome to ... SPRING 2022 Welcome to ... THE Club Contact us any time by email - info@welcometotheclub.ca Announcing the long awaited 24-bed, permanent Withdrawal Management Facility at Bluewater Health. Joining the Minister of Long-Term Care to announce new Long-Term Care beds at Sumac Lodge. BOB BAILEY Sarnia-Lambton Building A Better Sarnia-Lambton At OWS Rail Car Inc. learning about their expansion project, supported in part through an investment by the Southwestern Ontario Development Fund. At Sarnia Arena celebrating Ontario’s investment in youth sports to help with their recovery from the pandemic and create opportunities for the next generation. Hello again to all the fans and followers of The Club. Spring is always my favourite season in Sarnia-Lambton. After the long, cold winter, we are experiencing all the renewal and energy in the community that comes with longer days and warmer temperatures. That is a welcome change and great for the spirit! Whether it’s sitting on the back patio or going for a long walk, I try to take every opportunity to get outside and enjoy the fresh air. This spring will bring even more outside time as candidates like myself in the 2022 Provincial Election hit the campaign trail before the June 2nd vote. The past four years have been very busy working to make things better in Sarnia-Lambton. Every day, I have been working to ensure Sarnia-Lambton’s issues are front and centre at Queen’s Park. That’s why I’m pleased to see that so many important investments have been made in our community by the Ford Government. Although the COVID-19 pandemic created many challenges in our community, and across the province, our government never hesitated to do what was necessary to protect the health and safety of Ontarians. I continue to feel very optimistic about our future. It has been my honour to serve at Queen’s Park on behalf of the people of Sarnia-Lambton over the last four years. Each day I wake up with a sense of excitement for what the future holds for the residents of Sarnia-Lambton. With your support, I can’t wait to continue getting things done for our community. Stay safe and be well! Discussing Red Tape Reduction and Small Business Support with the Associate Minister of Small Business (right) and local business owner Manjit Singh (left) at Sitara Indian Cuisine. At St. Joseph’s Hospice to announce funding support to help with the important services they provide in our community. Horsing around on the job. With MP Gladu and Mayor Loosley attending the Vigil for Ukraine at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 216 in Petrolia. Contact Bob Bailey Sarnia-Lambton Progressive Conservative Riding Association Website: sarnialambton.ontariopc.ca Authorized by the CFO of the Sarnia-Lambton PC Riding Association P A G E 32 Obsolete Task? Finding channels on UHF
Sometimes, no news really is good news. Welcome to ... Going Above & Beyond for Our Clients! STEPHANIE MURRAY Sales Representave Cell: 519-383-5185 Office: 519-542-9999 movewithsteph@gmail.com E-Mail The E-Mail IN-BOX Send the good stuff to info@welcometotheclub.ca The Shoebox sarnia realty Inc., Brokerage* *Indepentently owned and operated 1319 Exmouth Street, Sarnia At an Optometrist's Office... THE Club LAURIE LAURIN Sales Representave Cell: 519-328-7251 Office: 519-542-9999 laurie.l@bell.net #laurieloveslambton Sign, Sign, Everywhere a Sign "If you don’t see what you’re looking for, you’re in the right place." A man and a woman had been married for more than 60 years. They had shared everything. They had talked about everything. They had kept no secrets from each other except for the little box that sat up in the closet. For all of these years he had never thought about the box, but one day the little old women got very sick and the doctor said she would not recover. In trying to sort out their affairs, the little old man took down the shoebox and took it to his wife's bedside. She agreed that it was time that he should know what was in the box. When he opened it, he found two crocheted dolls and a stack of money totalling $95,000. He asked her about the contents. "When we were to be married," she said, "my Grandmother told me the secret of a happy marriage was to never argue. She told me that if I ever got angry with you, I should just keep quiet and crochet a doll." The little old man was so moved that he had to fight back tears. Only two precious dolls were in the box. She had only been angry with him two times in all those years of living and loving. "Honey," he said, " that explains the dolls, but what about all this money? Where did it come from?" "Oh," she said, "that's the money I made from selling the dolls." 223 North Christina Street • Sarnia 519-336-2100 • www.stonesnbones.ca Hall of Fame AWARD RECIPIENT DINOSAURS GALORE So Much More! & So Much More! TWO FLOORS to EXPLORE! Fluorescent en Mineral Display, Fossils, si s Minerals, Gemstones, e s, Artifacts, ts, Shells, ls, Butterflies, Insects, s, Canadian adia Animals, Safari ari Room, om, Huge Shark Jaws and “Dinosaurs Galore!” Adults $7 • 12 & under $3 • Family Pass $30/Year OPEN YEAR ROUND 10-5 Thurs. thru Sun. Closed Jan. 1, July 1 & Dec. 25 COMMUNITY RESOURCES FOR AGES 55+ (From mThe Booklet “A Seniors’ GuideToSarnia-lambton”) a ambton Resource booklet available through Age-Friendly Sarnia-Lambton by calling 519-332-0527 or visiting www.agefriendlysarnialambton.ca RESOURCE NAME SERVICES OFFERED PHONE WEB/EMAIL 211 Mental Health Support, Food Services, Financial Assistance 211 211oncovid19.ca Age-Friendly Sarnia Lambton List of Supports & Services 519-332-0527 agefriendlysarnialambton.ca Bayshore Home Care Solutions Assistance with Housekeeping, Errands & Meal Prep 519-383-6979 bayshore.ca Canadian Red Cross Grocery Pickup & Transportation Services 519-332-6380 redcross.ca Care-A-Van Door-to-Door Public Transportation - lift equipped vehicles 519-336-3789 Habitat for Humanity Low-Cost Home Reno Services 519-339-7957 habitatsarnia.org Heart to Home Meals Pre-Made Frozen Meal Delivery to 60+ 877-404-4246 hearttohomemeals.ca Instacart Delivery from several local stores 888-246-7822 instacart.ca Lambton Elderly Outreach Home & Yard Maintenance, Meals, Various Resources 800-265-0203 lambtonelderlyoutreach.org Lambton Public Health Individual, Agency and Cargiver help 226-254-8222 lambtonpublichealth.ca Neighbourlink Household Chores, Transportation, Shopping, Companionship 519-336-5465 neighbourlinksarnia.org Sarnia Blessings Free Meals for Seniors & Vulnerable People 519-402-9093 sarniablessings@outlook.com Shine at Home Transportation, 24 hr Housekeeping, Shopping, Meal Prep 519-336-9898 shineathome.com Strangway Community Centre Recreational, Social & Educational Programs & Activities 519-332-0656 strangway@sarnia.ca Victorian Order of Nurses (VON) Dementia Programs, Home Nursing, Respite, Much More 519-542-2310 von.ca/en/site/sarnia SPRING 2022 Obsolete Task? Using a paper address book or rolodex for your contacts. P A G E 33
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