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Durham this week Durham Chapter’s fall barbecue, Sept. 21 Sell snow and ice proposals, Sept. 22 Durham Chapter meeting, Oct. 5
Georgian Lakelands this week Family chicken roast, Sept. 16
Golden Horseshoe this week Annual Chicken Roast, Sept. 16
London this week Only four spots remain for Sept. 10 golf tournament London Chapter meeting, Sept. 14
Ottawa this week Sell snow and ice proposals, Sept. 22 Ottawa Chapter meeting, Oct. 26 Kubota Rodeo, Sept. 23
Toronto this week
Training program for women
Upper Canada this week Sell snow and ice proposals, Sept. 22 Upper Canada Chapter meeting, Oct. 13 Kubota Rodeo, Sept. 23
Waterloo this week
Windsor this week Windsor Golf Tournament, Sept. 11 LO this week
Growers to tour in Niagara region, Sept. 14
Awards of Excellence deadline, Oct. 4 Fall seminars begin the week of Oct. 25 ABC’s of Irrigation on Mon., Oct. 25, Fundamentals of Irrigation Design on Tues., Oct. 26, Installation Steps and Practices on Save money with Safety Groups Star designer speaks on bulbs: Sept. 16 at TBG Vineland Research Day, Sept. 16 Educational Short Course, Sept. 12 TBG Flocktail party, Sept. 15 LO day October 15: Argos vs. Ti-Cats Landscape Industry Certified 2010 exam date options
Sept. 23: Sports Turf Association annual field day
Low Impact Development Conference, Sept. 28
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The very popular and informative Build a Bid workshop is coming to
Join the Durham Chapter at the Holiday Inn in Oshawa at 7 p.m., as the members welcome Ministry of Labour officials and learn about the Complete Employer’s Protection Program. For more information about the meeting, contact Helen Hassard at 1-800-265-5656, ext. 354 or 
Few pleasures in life can compare to the joy of eating roasted chicken and sharing a few laughs. The first annual Georgian Lakelands Family Chicken Roast will take place on Sept. 16 at Bayview Memorial Park in Oro-Medonte, just northeast of Barrie. We invite you, your family, employees and associates to join in a fun evening. Activities are planned for adults and children. The pavilion is located a short walk from a beautiful sandy beach and nearby play areas. Cost is $10 per person, with children under three free. There will be a short chapter meeting in the pavilion featuring guest speaker Victor Santacruz from CNLA. Please contact 
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Mark your calendars for the annual chicken roast. The famous barbecue starts at 5:30 p.m. at Grand River Brick and Stone in Stoney Creek. This exciting social event is for employers and staff, spouses, guests and prospective members. Join in the fun-filled evening of good food and great entertainment. Admission is $10 per adult and children 13 and over, while children under 13 eat free. Contact Helen at 1-800-265-5656, ext 354, or 
There are only four spots remaining to take part in the London Chapter’s 5th annual golf tournament at Pine Knot Golf Course, 5421 Hamilton Rd., Dorchester on Sept. 10. The new tee-off time is 11 a.m. Cost is $125 per golfer, which includes golf, cart, lunch, dinner and prizes. Join the fun, support the chapter and win great prizes! For more information, contact 
Landscape Industry Certification testing takes place on Sept. 17, at Kemptville College. We are currently accepting registrations for both applicants and judges. Sponsorships are also available. For further information, check out our 
Toronto Chapter meeting, Oct. 7
Landscape Industry Certification testing takes place on Sept. 17, at Kemptville College. We are currently accepting registrations for both applicants and judges. Sponsorships are also available. For further information, check out our 
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The Windsor Chapter’s annual golf tournament is scheduled for Sept. 11 at the Tilbury Golf Course 20425 City Rd. 46. The day includes 18 holes of golf, hotdog and pop at the turn, steak dinner and great prizes. 
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Great list of speakers at Garden Symposium
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The deadline for the 2010 Awards of Excellence Construction,
The schedule of fall seminars begins with the 2010
The 2011 Safety Groups Program is set to begin a new season. Designed to promote health and safety in
Hear Dutch designer Jacqueline van der Kloet speak on bulbs, in a special member-only lecture Sept. 16 at the Toronto Botanical Garden. Her stylish naturalistic designs combine brilliant mixes of perennials and flower bulbs, and her talk will be specifically tailored to industry professionals — her portfolio includes collaboration with Piet Oudolf. The event features continental breakfast, lecture at 9:00 a.m. and a post-lecture tour. Tickets are $15. 
Vineland Research and Innovation Centre and Landscape Ontario are presenting a variety of researchers, extension and industry affiliates, who will give 15-minute presentations on their programs. At the beginning of the day there will be a hands-on tree liner production session in the Vineland retractable roof houses. Registration is $45, with costs covering lunch, and a CD of trial summaries for 2009 and interim reports for the 2010 season. The day begins at 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Rittenhouse building, Vineland Centre, 4890 Victoria Ave. N., Vineland Station. To register, call Kathyrn Goodish at 905-562-0320, ext. 777, or 
The birdhouse design project ‘For the Birds’ was initiated to bring attention to the Toronto Botanical Garden mandate to promote environmental awareness through education, enlighten the community to the plight of songbirds, promote wildlife preservation, ecological awareness and sustainability. Selected birdhouses will be auctioned at the fundraising event, the ‘Flocktail‘ party, starting at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $175 per person. To purchase tickets, go to 
Put on your black and gold, or double blue, and celebrate Landscape Ontario Day at the Rogers Centre for just $25, to see the Toronto Argonauts play their rivals, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. LO has set aside a block of tickets for our members to enjoy a fun day out and a great networking opportunity. Open to all LO members across the province, Windsor to Upper Canada. Buses will be available to bring in members from surrounding areas, based on demand. Contact 
