Community Calendar

Community events for the week of February 15. To put your listing on this board post it online  or e-mail [email protected], phone 673-5667 ext. 373, fax 673-4352. All locations for Sudbury unless otherwise indicated.

February 18

ZUMBA FITNESS-Latin rhythms and easy moves, ParkSide Centre, 140 Durham St., Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1 pm, 673-6227.

ZONING BYLAW OPEN HOUSE-Final session for public input for replacing eight existing bylaws, City of Greater Sudbury, Tom Davies Square, Tom Davies Square, 10 am-8 pm, [email protected].

SCRABBLE CLUB-Good for memory and language skills, ParkSide Centre, 140 Durham St., Thursdays until April 1, 1-4 pm, 673-6227.

GRIEF DISCUSSION-With Arthur Michalak, grief recovery specialist, Valley East Library, 6:30 pm, 673-1155, ext. 225 or www.sudbury.library.on.ca.

LOCKERBY COMPOSITE OPEN HOUSE-For Grade 8 students and their parents or caregivers, 1391 Ramsey View Court, 6:30 pm, www.rainbowschools.ca.

NAVY CADET TRAINING-For boys and girls, ages 9-12, Thursdays, Polish Combatants Hall, 291 Albinson St., 6-9 pm, 585-0222, www.navyleaguesudbury.ca.

OPERA ENJOYMENT COURSE-Thursday evenings for 10 weeks, Sudbury Opera Guild and Cambrian College, begins March 4, 7-9:30 pm, $84, $52 for students and seniors, register 560-0330.

BABY PROGRAM-Free for parents and infants, Minnow Lake Best Start Hub, 44 Third Avenue, St Pius XII School, Thursdays, 9:30 am-11:30 am, 525-7707.

LEGION DANCE-Thursdays, Big Band 76, Minnow Lake Branch 76, 1553 Weller St., 1:30-4 pm, admission by donation, 566-5685.

SPAGHETTI DINNER-Every Thursday, Sudbury Moose Hall, 212 Frood Rd., 11 am, 675-8605.

ARMY CADET TRAINING-For 2964 Walden Irish Army Cadets, Naughton Community Centre, Naughton, Thursdays, 6-9 pm, youth 12-19, 692-9211.

February 19

BREADED PORK CUTLET-Supper, Branch 76 Legion, 1553 Weller St., $10, 5:30 pm, 566-9661.

UKRAINIAN EGG DECORATING-Learn ancient art, space limited, Ukrainian Seniors Centre, 30 Notre Dame Ave., 673-7404.

FREE COMPUTER TRAINING-Worker Support Centre, 957 Cambrian Heights Dr., Suite 200, Wardrop bldg., 1-4 pm, also Feb. 26, register 222-4118.

QUALITY CLOTHING-Available for anyone in need, Capreol Community Closet, Capreol Town Hall, 6 Morin St., Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 10 am-1 pm, Tuesdays and Thursdays 4-7 pm, Saturdays 1-3 pm; open house Feb. 27 1-3 pm; Lorraine 589-2088.

HOT DINNERS-Fridays, Branch 76 Legion, 1553 Weller St., 5:30 pm, $10, 566-9661.

CHICKEN AND SPAGHETTI LUNCH-Fridays, Italian Club, 7 Craig St., Copper Cliff, 11:45 am, $10, also homemade meat balls, sausage and salad, take out, 682-4513.

LATIN DANCE LESSONS-Salsa and other Latin dances begin, every Friday for beginners, 7:30 pm; 8:30 pm for intermediate and advanced; $10 per class, Dance Evolution, 151 Pine St., 674-2616.

February 20

YMCA SOIREE-Music by Absolute Entertainment, silent auction, dancing, Howard Johnson Hotel, conference lounge, 50 Brady St., cocktails 6:30 pm, dinner 7:30 pm, 673-9136.

FUNDRAISER-Souper du patrimoine, speaker Simon Laflamme, Laurentian University professor, Centre franco-ontarien, Bryston’s-on-the-Park, Copper Cliff, 6:30 pm, $60, 675-8986.

ANNIVERSARY DANCE-70th year for Voima Athletic Association, music by Black Tie Orchestra, Legion Hall, 2200 Long Lake Rd., $25 a couple, 8 pm, 522-9031.

BOOK SALE-Books, CDs, DVDs and videos, One-Eleven Senior Citizens’ Centre, 111 lounge, 111 Larch St., 10 am-2 pm, to donate 675-5001.

OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS-Meeting every Saturday, at Pinegate Addiction Centre, 336 Pine St., 10 am, [email protected], 897-2079.

PEROGIES AND CABBAGE ROLLS–For sale at Ukrainian National Federation Hall, 130 Frood Rd., 10 am-1 pm, every Saturday, 675-7491.

February 21

SWEET AND SOUR MEATBALL SUPPER-The Water Gate, 1534 Pioneer Rd., $12, $5 children under 12, free for children under four yrs., $30 family of four or more, 523-1437.

SEED EXCHANGE-Seedy Sunday with local vendors, Sudbury Food Connections Network, Market Square, 85 Elm St., seed exchange, 10:30 am, speaker Suzanne Hanna, director Ontario Horticultural Association, 11:30 am; Stephen Monet on city biodiversity action plan, 12:15 pm; Ron Lewis on northern gardening, 1:45 pm; 675-3894, www.foodshedproject.ca.

CIVIC AWARDS NOMINATIONS-Accepted, for leadership, humanitarian and community service, deadline Feb. 27, 2010, 4:30 pm, 674-4455, ext. 2449 or [email protected].

ANIMAL CARE VOLUNTEERS-Needed for orphaned, injured, sick wild animals, for future release, Wild At Heart Refuge Centre, 95 White Rd., Lively, 692-4478 or www.wahrefugecentre.org.

February 22

NEW BEGINNINGS GROUP-For divorced, separated, widowed, Mondays, New Sudbury Library, 1346 Lasalle Blvd., 6:30 pm.

LUNG DISEASE SUPPORT GROUP-last Monday of month, Parkside Centre, 140 Durham St., 10 am-noon, 524-9864.

SCOTTISH DANCING-Caledonia Dance Club every Monday night, St. Luke’s United Church, hall, 1520 Bancroft Dr.; second Monday of month Ceilidh dancing night, 7 pm, 566-7927.

CLASSICAL MUSIC REHEARSALS-Mondays, Jubilee Folk Ensemble, Jubilee Centre, 195 Applegrove St., 7:15 pm, 674-3590.

February 23

ECO-FUNDRAISER-Wine and cheese silent auction, for 2010 Greater Sudbury Earth day Festival, organized by Re-Think Green (former the Greater Sudbury Environment Network), Laughing Buddha, Durham St., $20, [email protected].

RADIO MEETING-Sudbury Amateur Radio Club, best Western Hotel, 151 Larch St., front entrance, 7:30 pm, 855-3602.

MOM AND BABY YOGA-Classes with Lisa Veronese, Arts North, 7 Cedar St. Tuesdays, 10-11 am, to Mar. 23, eight classes $96, or class by class $15, details [email protected].

FEARS AND PHOBIAS WORKSHOPS-With Dan Brooks, founder of Give Up Pain, Sudbury Library, Valley East branch, 6 pm; Main branch, 74 Mackenzie St., Feb. 24, 6:30 pm; Chelmsford branch, Feb. 25, 6 pm; 673-1155, ext. 225.

ANXIETY SESSIONS-Tuesdays anxiety and depression, 10 am-noon; Wednesdays open discussion 10 am-11 am; Thursday bipolar 1:30-2:30; free daily breakfast, food bank for active members, computers, drug and alcohol counselling; Peer Support of Sudbury, 105 Elm St., Ritchy Dube, 675-1319.