June Programs Update
Upper Canada Playhouse
Côte Saint-Luc Women’s Social Club
5794 Parkhaven, 2nd floor
Côte Saint-Luc H4W 0A4
514-485-5541; email: cslwomensclub@gmail.com
You can e-transfer to: cslwomensclub@gmail.com
The City of Côte Saint-Luc is holding the "A City For All Ages CSL Seniors Conference" at city hall at 3:00 PM on Wednesday June 18, therefore we will be starting our meeting at 1:00 sharp. Doors open at 12:30. This will allow us to finish by 2:30, so those who wish to attend the conference at City Hall will be able to do so.*
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Wednesday June 18, 2025 An introduction to Medical Cannabis
*1:30 PM. Doors open at 12:45
Here is an outline of what we will cover during our presentation Introduction to Medical Cannabis:
- Common patient profile of Santé Cannabis
- The Endocannabinoid System
- Cannabis
- Medical Cannabis Treatments
- Clinical Care
- Accessing Medical Cannabis in Quebec
Hosted by Rebecca Fogel, Patient Advocate and Cannabis Educator and Amna Gosselin-Martin, Licensed Practical Nurse at Santé Cannabis.
About Santé Cannabis:
“Established in 2014, Santé Cannabis is Canada’s leading, independent medical cannabis clinic and a global leader in clinical practice, healthcare professional training and research services.
At Santé Cannabis we stand for the needs of medical cannabis patients and for the integrity of their care.”
Please bring your questions.
Refreshments will be served.
Members $5.00
Non-Members
$10.00
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Wednesday July 2, 2025. An afternoon at the Movies, at Cavendish Mall, 1:00 PM. Movie: Materialists, A romantic comedy.
A young, ambitious New York City matchmaker finds herself torn between the perfect match and her imperfect ex.
Directed by Celine Song. Staring Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans, and Pedro Pascal.
Cost $17.00 includes movie, a small popcorn and a drink. Payment at the theatre.
Please RSVP by June 30, 2025 as I have to tell the theatre how many people to expect.
This is open to all; bring family or friends .
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Wednesday July 16, 2025: Speaker Larissa Feldman, Pharmacist
1:30 PM, Doors open at 12:45
Lasissa will talk on the new developments that Phamacists can now prescribe for as well as other topics where prescription medicine is involved. She will also discuss what is in your medicine cabinet.
Please bring your questions.
Refreshments will be served.
Members $5.00
Non-Members $10.00
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Wednesday Aug. 13,25 Day trip to Upper Canada Village & Norm Foster play Maggie’s getting Married. 7:15 AM Bus leaves 7:30 AM
The visit to the village is self guided. This is a walking tour so please wear walking shoes. There are 2 rides included, one in a horse drawn carriage and one in a boat pulled by a horse. You can have lunch at various places on site. (You pay your own lunch).
Upper Canada Village endeavours to depict life in a rural English Canadian setting during the year 1866.[1] Featured at the site are over 40 historical buildings, including several working mills (woolen mill, grist-mill and sawmill) and trades buildings (blacksmith, tinsmith, cabinetmaker, cooper, bakery, cheese-maker). Farming is demonstrated through the growing, harvesting or processing of heritage vegetables and livestock. Aspects of late 19th-century domestic arts, social life, music, religion, and politics are also discussed, interpreted and demonstrated by staff dressed in clothing of the period. Local gardens in the village feature the flora and fauna commonly grown in the summer.
Touring Upper Canada Village is a magical experience, transporting you back in time to the 1860s. A key part of the experience are the authentic buildings that make up the village, the activities that each housed, and of course, the people who lived there.
Founded in 1961, Upper Canada Village is one of the largest living-history sites in Canada. Here, we endeavor to depict life in a rural English Canadian setting during the year 1866. Featured are over forty historical buildings, many moved here prior to flooding of the “Lost Villages” during the St. Lawrence Seaway development project. These include homes, functioning mills and trades workshops.
1860’S CULTURE
Traditional farming techniques are demonstrated through the growing of heritage vegetables and raising of heritage livestock breeds. Ornamental gardens throughout the village feature flora fashionable in the late Victorian era. Weavers, spinners and dressmakers demonstrate traditional handiwork. Aspects of late 19th-century social life, music, religion and politics are discussed and demonstrated by knowledgeable staff dressed in clothing of the period. Also offered are educational camp programs allowing children to experience everyday life in 1860s Canada.
Upper Canada Village is situated next to the War of 1812 Battle of Chrysler Farm site, Visitor Centre, and Memorial.
The Village Store
At the entrance to Upper Canada Village is one of Eastern Ontario's largest gift shops open to the general public. Here you can buy a wide variety of quality Canadian crafts and reproduction items (tinware, yarn, blankets, etc) made by Village artisans. You can choose from a selection of dinnerware, toys and clothes that will make great souvenirs. The Village Store also carries a superb selection of books, from heritage themes to craft techniques. The Village Store's pantry offers a multitude of teas, spices, jams and marinades. Best of all, you can purchase some Village Bread baked fresh daily, and Cheddar Cheese made at the Village Cheese Factory.
Maggie’s getting Married by Norm Foster at the Upper Canada Playhouse
There’s no better time for comedy and chaos than the night before a wedding when every one’s nerves are frazzled!
Welcome to the Duncan family kitchen the night before Maggie’s big day and a small group of friends and relatives are gathered in the next room to await the groom’s arrival. Everything’s going to plan. The rings are safely hidden away. They’re ready for anything except for the Big Surprise that turns the kitchen into a 3-ring circus!
Please note the change of venue for boarding the bus. Chalet # 1 (6975 Mackle)
Chalet # 1 (6975 Mackle) at 7:15 AM sharp. We will have a table inside the chalet for you to check in. You can park in the parking lot outside.
Chalet # 1 is located in Pierre Elliot Trudeau Park. It is the first one after the parking lot, to the right of the Arena.
We leave the Chalet # 1 at 7:30 AM sharp We return at approximately 6:00 PM.
The deadline for payment is July 16, 2025 (Cash, Cheque or e-transfer ) NO POST DATED CHEQUES. You can e-transfer to cslwomensclub@gmail.com
Cost for Bus, Village Entrance & Ticket for Play:
Cost $90.00 for Members
Cost $ 100.00 for Non-members
You can pay at our meetings before the deadlines.
You can leave a sealed envelope made out to the Senior Women's Club at the front desk of the Aquatic Center Please put all your details inside Your name and phone # & cell # payment by cheque to the CSL Senior Women’s Club, cash, or e-transfer (NO Post Dated Cheques)
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The following Clubs are ongoing for paid-up members, 2024/2025
MahJong is on Mondays from 12:30-3:30
Free Play MahJong. No supervision or teaching, only volunteer organizers (This is in the Senior Lounge, 2nd Floor)
Bridge is on Tuesdays from 12:30-3:30 (This is in Salon A & B on the 2nd Floor)
Samba Hand Knee & Foot Canasta is on Fridays from 12:30-3:30
Free play (This is in Salon A, on the 2nd Floor)
Good & Welfare Volunteer: Gail Goldstein email whiskers14@videotron.ca
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