Cayuga and District Community Policing Committee 

Hosting a CRASH RE-ENACTMENT
Saturday, May 12th. at The Village Green
on Cayuga and King Streets 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Safety Demonstrations.  Prizes.  B.B.Q.
Toonie Sledge-Hammer Car Smash

  

Backhoe at the Bookshop ~

Scene on Talbot Street Today







Preparation for New Bridge

 

On Being A Mother ~

"I long to put the experience of fifty years at once into your young lives, to give you at once the key of that treasure chamber every gem of which has cost me tears and struggles and prayers, but you must work for these inward treasures yourselves."

~ Harriet Beecher Stowe to her twin daughters, 1861
American author, abolitionist (1811 - 1896)

"My story is not about blame, but rather about how life has impacted me. . ."  so begins Comfortable in My Own Skin, Virtue Press, 2012.
Margaret Buller has written an inspirational story of how life can throw unexpected sorrows at us and it is up to us to choose our reaction.

A tragic hunting accident changed her fiance's life forever.  "I had made a commitment to [Rick], and there was no question about backing out.  It was our problem, and we were in it together," writes Marg.  Rick was told by doctors that he would "always need some form of mechanical assistance."

"In place of a trim, attractive physique, he was now surrounded with a cage that imprisoned him, shaming him, before the whole world."

"After being assured of a full recovery, the stark reality of 'You'll never walk again' was an enormous blow, but, in fact, the truth necessary to begin to readjust life."

Meet the author of Comfortable in my own Skin, Saturday, May 12, 1:00 p.m. at The Neat Little Bookshop.  The tea & coffee pot's always on.

Find Marg Buller's Profile on Facebook or visit her on Facebook at:  "Marg's Kitchen Table Chat."

Visit Marg's website http://www.seekingspirit.ca/  We are looking forward to the author's visit this Saturday, 1:00 p.m., May 12.

Please join us.  "Coffee and tea pot's Always On"



Ed Sullivan of Grand River Kayak

 http://www.southcoastpaddlesports.ca/ 

Treks in The Wild



Andy & Valerie Tonkin and Sons ~A Perfect Day for kayaking/ canoeing on The Grand.  http://www.treksinthewild.com/

First Arrivals ~ Sunday Morning Grand Island BBQ Dunnville  ~ Village-on-the-Grand

1st. Annual "Southcoast Paddlesports Symposium"




Laura Secord's Homestead, Queenston, Ontario

 
On the evening of June 21,1813, Canadian Laura Secord set out on a treacherous journey on foot from Queenston to  St. Catharines to warn the British that the Americans were planning an attack on Beaver Dams near Thorold. 


Preserved & in the Safekeeping of The Niagara Parks Commission

 

A generous grant by Laura Secord Inc. made possible the preservation of this historic site. North-west corner of Queen and Partition streets.
Photos: lbwalker M