COVID-19 Notes:
Your executive is keeping a close eye on the progression of the pandemic, and will adjust the schedule and format as necessary to ensure we are acting in accordance with public health guidelines.
Masks are mandatory for all who are able, and mandatory social distancing will be practiced at all meetings for the foreseeable future.
Book Club and Bridge Club will maintain the temporary suspension of in-person activities. Out-to-club bunch will continue on an ad-hoc basis.
CFUW
- THOMAS WINTER/SPRING 2021
We have been working within the community to improve the status of women, promote human rights, public education, social justice and peace for over sixty years
JANUARY 14TH
Victim’s Services & Mental Health Support Panel
7pm
VIRTUAL—Zoom Details to come!
Natalie Redman, CEO of Victim’s Assistance Elgin and
Brianne Graham, Mental Health Support, Police Services, St. Thomas Police Service
FEBRUARY 10TH *WED Please note change in usual date.
Hospice Care in St. Thomas
VIRTUAL at 7 p.m.
Carrie Ford, Campaign Director, Hospice of Elgin
Carrie will provide an update on the progress of making the Hospice of Elgin a reality.
MARCH 11TH
Women Pilots Leading the Way
CASO Station Dining Room if possible 7pm
Emily Crombez was chosen to be on a Canadian stamp by the East Canada Section of The Ninety-Nines, an international organization of women pilots. In 2014 she became the first female pilot to crew the Bombadier Ch 415 water bomber.
APRIL 8TH
The Role of the Public Library in the 21st Century
St. Thomas Public Library 7pm
MAY 12TH Wednesday (Note the meeting change date.)
Annual General Meeting will be a virtual meeting. 7. pm. See details in President’s email. We will have a programme by
Nancy and Paul Lovelock who will speak about their experiences sponsoring and re-settling refugees into the community.