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November 27: River Heights/Fort Rouge Neighbourhood Resource Network is
holding its second Speed Networking Luncheon.
Please read below for a description of the event and see attached invitation for additional information. We hope to see you there! NRN's Speed Networking II Luncheon FAQs What is a Speed Networking Luncheon? Like Speed Dating, in which singles have short two minute meetings with multiple potential dates over an evening, Speed Networking involves rapid introductions between chairs, coordinators and members of several organizations. It is a fun and fast way to increase your community contacts/networks and knowledge of your community. How will it work? When you sign in you will receive a name tag with either Circle A or Circle B and a Table Number marked on it. You begin at your designated circle and for the first twenty minutes, we will go around the circle, introduce ourselves and give a brief description of our organization while we enjoy lunch provided by our sponsors. After lunch and introductions at your circle, the speed networking begins. You go to your assigned table where you will have a two minute exchange with the person opposite, during which you briefly discuss what you and your organization/business do, and possibly exchange business cards. After the two minutes is up, the people on one side of the table get up and move one seat over to meet the next person. This process continues for the remaining hour of the luncheon. What is the Goal of Speed Networking? This is an opportunity for you, as a part of a community organization, to meet many of the other stake-holders in your community, exchange information, and use each other as resources of information and assistance in the future. When you connect your community organizations along a functioning network, much can be accomplished and your ability to serve your community excels. *** Please feel free to bring handouts, brochures as a display table will be set up for this purpose. A list will be compiled of all those participants in attendance (wishing to share their organization's contact information) for distribution after the event. Note: Based on feedback from last year's event we have made some changes in attempt to improve the event. Note: If you are a school principal, please feel free to pass this email on to your community liaison or school councillor in your institution. Note: Please RSVP to nresourcenet@gmail.com if you plan to attend the lunch. December 8: Family Dance, Art Show, Art Auction and Family Skate Mark December 8 on your calendar! Triple the fun! Come join Riverview residents in a Community Family Fun Dance, a Skating Party and an Art Show/Auction. Skate, dance, look at art, and enjoy the outstanding accomplishments of the students who have attended this term at the Garage Art Studio. The art show starts at 6 pm and the dance starts at 7 pm. The art show closes at 8 pm but you can shake it till midnight in the club at the family dance. The ice will be open all night to skate on. There will also be an art auction featuring Riverview artists and others, with the proceeds going to the artists. Please bring a donation for Winnipeg Harvest in lieu of admission into the art show and/or dance. This event is guaranteed to be a good time, so what have you got to lose - COME ON DOWN AND GET DOWN! This event is co-sponsored by Riverview Community Centre and the Garage Art Studio December 10: Book Launch Riverview composer/playwright Danny Schur invites all Riverview & Lord Roberts residents to "Strike While the Iron's Hot" - the official launch of the musical "Strike!" in book/CD form, 7:00 PM, Monday, December 10th at McNally Robinson Grant Park. Every book includes a free Cast CD and the Grand Door Prize is a role in the upcoming movie production of the musical. Free admission. Reserve you copy by emailing dannyschur@hotmail.com http://www.strikemusical.com December 15: Breakfast with Santa
Time: 11:00 to 2:00 Place: Riverview Community Club, 90 Ashland
Come and join other families from Riverview and have breakfast with Santa!
Pancake breakfast is free but a donation of coins is welcome.
See you on December 15! Sponsored by Riverview Community Club
RVCC Drop-in programs Riverview Community Centre would like to thank Families Forward for two recent grants to the club. Families Forward has provided the funding for the drop in programs at the club which have included crafts, painting, dodge ball, archery, floor hockey, badminton, knitting, to name just a few. The programs are continuing throughout the winter so watch for the events calendars at the club and at local stores. They have also recently funded the skate exchange, equipment for cross country skiing and the new toys at the club for pre-schoolers. Come down and check it out!" New addition to the Club Community Connections have donated 3 computers to the Club for the use of local residents to access the Internet. Please feel free to come down and use the computers. The service is free but there will be a small charge for printing. For people new to the Internet, evening and weekend staff can help you get on to the Internet to search for information. Kids can use it too but objectionable sites will be blocked and computer use will be monitored by staff. There will be a limit of 30 minutes per person. BABYSITTING: My name is Anna, I am 13 years old and have passed my Babysitting and First-Aid course (first aid and CPR A\B level). I am reliable and flexible, and love to be with kids. I have a resume and good references. Please call me at 453-2323 or e-mail me at on-my-high-horse@hotmail.com For sale: Shaker-style white crib and mattress (from E children). $100.00 o.b.o Call Lisa at 663-4271 |
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