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Tuesday November 06, 2012 - 09:00 am —
University of Guelph - Guelph
Adults with High Cholesterol Needed for University of Guelph Muffin Nutrition Study
We are currently recruiting adults (35-70 years old) with high cholesterol but not taking cholesterol medication to participate in a Muffin Nutrition Study that is being run out of the University of Guelph.
The study involves 6 weeks of consuming 2 muffins per day (made from soy or wheat flour). Participants will visit the University of Guelph each week to pick up their muffins and will have body measurements and blood samples at weeks 1, 3 and 6. Financial compensation is provided.
If interested, please contact The Muffin Study at 519-824-4120 x58081 or muffin.study@uoguelph.ca.
This study has been approved by the University of Guelph Research Ethics Board.
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Tuesday November 06, 2012 - 10:00 am —
The Centre for Employment & Learning - Stratford
OUT OF WORK? We have positions available in Administration, Finance or IT. To find out more about an innovative approach to gainful employment attend an information session, every Tuesday at 10:00am @ PF Solutions, 75 Waterloo St.S. Suite #202 in Stratford. Please call 519-271-2978 to reserve your spot. Go to www.pf-solutions.ca for more information. If you decide that you are interested in proceeding, you can expect to be here 3-4 to complete intake assessment testing and a personal interview. Please bring a copy of your most recent resume. Thank you!
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Tuesday November 06, 2012 - 18:00 pm —
Falstaff Family Centre - Stratford
Pregnant? You have options!
Join us for a casual meet and greet with some of the birth professionals from Stratford and surrounding area.
- Receive an overview of what each professional does, and the benefits of their services on your pregnancy and birth experience.
- Have the opportunity to meet,talk to, and ask questions of these amazingly supportive women!
There is no charge for this event and refreshments will be served! Husbands, partners and children are welcome!COME AND MEET:-Dr. Tanya Chambers, Chiropractor - learn how chiropractic care can help you with your pregnancy discomforts.-Lynann Bernard, Registered Massage Therapist and Certified in Infant Massage - learn how pregnancy massage can melt away your aches, and the benefits of infant massage.-Jill Richie, owner of Babeeze In Arms, Certified Doula, Lamaze Certified Childbirth Educator - Jill will discuss Babeeze and the amazing journey that her passion for birth has taken her.
-Theresa Wellwood (Babeeze in Arms Stratford), Certified Doula, Childbirth Educator, Prenatal Fitness Consultant (L1) - Learn what a doula is, and how she aides in the creation of a birth that is right for a woman and her partner and how to have the best birth available to them! Learn how Prenatal Pilates can keep you fit and help prepare your body for birth.
-Leslie Switzer, Dancing For Birth Instructor, Certified Doula - learn how Leslie's prenatal/postpartum classes incorporate dance moves from around the world that best prepare women to give birth.
-Cait Watson, Sign Out Loud - Cate will show you the best introductory signs and explain the benefits of using sign language with babies and toddlers.
-Shannon Craig Campbell, Owner of Marley and Me - come see some amazing products that will help create a positive birthing experience!
-and more!
WHEN/WHERE?
Tuesday November 6th, from 6pm to 8pm at the Falstaff Family Centre
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Tuesday November 06, 2012 - 19:00 pm —
Knox Church (Ampitheatre, enter off Waterloo St.) - Stratford
All are welcome to come, celebrate and just sing for the joy of it! You may come on your own, come as a family, come with friends. This choir is intergenerational (14+ without a parent or guardian). Songs that will be sung will be an eclectic range of musical styles, including Show Tunes, Gospel, Folk, Jazz and much more. The choir will be under the direction of Paul Coates, Director of Outreach, CONSERVATORY CANADA™ and accompanist, Carol Carter.