Dave Ogilvie
The 3:16 Club resumed today (Feb. 1) and will run every Wednesday from 3:30-5 p.m. at Calvary Baptist Church next to Borderland Esso in Emo.
Children from senior kindergarten to Grade 5 are invited to play games, sing, hear a Bible story, and do lots of fun activities with cool and caring teen and adult leaders.
The club is free and children are welcome to join at any time.
For more information, call Carmela Klug 482-3157.
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The well-known Scott Woods Band is returning to the district for another exciting and entertaining performance.
This year, the Canadian championship fiddler is scheduled to play at the Legion in Emo on May 11.
Last year’s show, “All Aboard,” was enjoyed by a large crowd at Robert Moore School in Fort Frances.
Woods’ new show will highlight the music and styles of famous fiddlers from across North America.
Woods studied classical violin from age four.
He also plays several other instruments, but his favourite is the fiddle—whether it’s classical, jazz, big band, country, swing, Celtic, or old-time music.
He combines his superb fiddle playing with a wonderful sense of humour, and has entertained people from across Canada, the United States, and Holland.
Tickets for the Emo Legion show will go on sale shortly at locations across the district.
Those interested in getting some are urged to do so as soon as possible.
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The Rainy River Future Development Corp. has several new small business videoconference workshops available for a nominal fee of $5 each.
Some of the topics that will be covered include “Buying a Business,” “Opportunities and Ideas–Choosing the Right One!’ and “Facebook for Business.”
For more information or to register for the RRFDC workshops, call 274-3276.
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