Author: Angela Arenberg

Hello Everyone!

Just a reminder that this Friday is the first ever Monte Carlo Night at the Clubhouse!

We ask that attendees bring a donation for the Grand Bend Pantry. We’ll also be holding a 50/50 Draw with proceeds going to the Pantry, so please remember to bring a little cash to help support our community. Tickets are 5 for $5 or 14 for $10.

Games will begin after appetizers. Each participant will receive a card to track their chips won or lost, and there will be prizes for both the best and worst player at the end of the evening. No gambling experience necessary — there will be several games to choose from!

Please remember to bring an appetizer to share and your beverage of choice. And if gambling isn’t your thing, come out to socialize! No rules!!

Hope to see you there — the more the merrier!

Your Social Committee

The Question: 
Why is it especially important to grow native trees and
plants in Huron Woods?

The Answer: 
To support declining bird populations. 

The Facts:
Huron Woods lies within a critical, internationally recognized,
bird and biodiversity area.  

Native Tree and Plant Sale 
Sat May 2, 9am to 11:30am
Lambton Heritage Museum 

From Bev Jasevicius

I posted the wrong poster the other day. Here is the correct one. Sorry about that.

Thank you to Bob Schimmel for this issue