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Apr 26, 2026
Get Ready to Share Your Pride in Fort Erie
Pride celebrations in Fort Erie will include the raising of the Pride flag at Town Hall on Mon. June 1st. The event will be attended by Mayor Wayne Redekop as well as local Pride community members. The exact time has yet to be announced and Scribbles will let you know when we find out.
RETRO REVIEWS | DCT's The Dixie Swim Club | 2016
We're reliving past Scribbles Reviews of Dunnville Community Theatre productions in this new feature. Over the next few weeks, we're repeating our reviews of some of our favourite plays and there's been many.
Let's begin our encore review with DCT's Dixie Swim Club.
The Dixie Swim Club was this spring's production. The show revolves around the lives of 5 ladies who first met when they swam on the Dixie Swim Club in North Carolina. Throughout their lives the 5 girls gather at a cottage that overlooks the Atlantic ocean. And at every gathering, at least one of them has a major shocker to reveal, resulting in moments we literally laughed out loud, we're talking very loud, laugh out louds.
At other times our heartstrings were pulled as the gals, now in their golden years, deal with the often bitter realities of aging.Making it all work were actors Pat Morris, Candace Stern, Julie Turner, Diane Morris and Judy Wenjina. They lit up the stage (well "technically" Ritchie Carnes is the guy who kept the lights lit and phone effects ringing.) LOL.
The play was directed by Nancy Erskine and produced by Linda Young. The Dixie Swim Club was written by Jesse Jones, Nicholas Hope and Jamie Wooten, collectively known as Jones Hope Wooten, whose works have been enjoyed around the world.
Scribbles was at the Fri. May 13th show, my neighbour/friend Deanna Gilligan was the driver. Deanna and I have enjoyed several DCT productions together, a trend I'd love to see continue for a long, long time....no matter where the community theatre group is performing from.
"Speaking for us all....we had a wonderful time, and the audience enjoying it, that was the honey on the biscuit. Thanks for your wonderful review, Ken."
~ Candace Stern
"Awesome Ken, thanks so much... always a joy to see you at the performances, so glad you could come!"
~Diane Morris
"Thanks Ken, wondeful pictures and review....and always a pleasure to see you and Deanna Gilligan.
Much love to both of you. XO"
~Nancy Erskine
"Thanks so much Ken Leavoy, so glad you came to see us at Dunnville Community Theatre"
~Pat Morris
Apr 25, 2026
SCRIBBLES QUICK CLIP | A Nice Day to Have Fun
Mr. Sock is excited to see the weather improving and gladly accepts Ken's request for him to come outside. But what happens next doesn't make Mr. Sock very happy. See what we mean in this Scribbles Quick Clip.
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Apr 24, 2026
FUNDRAISER | Fri. May 8
Step into a lively evening of music, comedy, and community spirit as we celebrate and support the 50th Anniversary of the Dunnville Mudcat Festival.
Hosted by the unforgettable Dunny & Flair, this variety-style show brings together entertaining performances, lighthearted moments, and a welcoming atmosphere that invites everyone to relax, laugh, and enjoy the night.
Presented by the Dunnville Community Theatre, this special fundraiser is your chance to experience great local talent while being part of something meaningful in our community.
Presented by the Dunnville Community Theatre, this special fundraiser is your chance to experience great local talent while being part of something meaningful in our community.
THE DUNNY & FLAIR VARIETY HOUR
FRI. MAY 8 | 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
DUNNVILLE COMMUNITY LIFESPAN CENTRE
275 RAMSEY DR.
DUNNVILLE ON
Apr 23, 2026
MUSIC VIDEO | She's Got You - Patsy Cline
This song ALWAYS gives me goosebumps. That hauntingly pure voice. Those lyrics. The deliverance, Patsy Cline left us far too soon and her music is as poignant now as it was decades ago.
Apr 22, 2026
COAST Offers Mental Health Support in Niagara
When someone is feeling alone, maybe considering suicide, wants to reach out and connect with another human being, it is important to provide services to meet their needs.
This means more than just emergency departments.
In Niagara, our comprehensive and coordinated crisis response system incorporates mobile teams, safe beds and direct links to mental health and addictions services in our community.
COAST is a mobile crisis outreach and intervention service that offers immediate telephone counselling and on-site crisis outreach intervention as needed. It operates seven days a week, 24-hours a day for individuals 16 years and older experiencing a mental health crisis. Information is collected over the phone by a qualified health professional. If needed, the mobile team will assess the person in crisis in their community. Ongoing telephone support and/or referral to appropriate follow up services may be recommended to prevent further crisis. COAST is not a rapid-response service. For life-threatening emergencies call 9-1-1. Call COAST 24/7 at 1-866-550-5205.
This means more than just emergency departments.
In Niagara, our comprehensive and coordinated crisis response system incorporates mobile teams, safe beds and direct links to mental health and addictions services in our community.
COAST is a mobile crisis outreach and intervention service that offers immediate telephone counselling and on-site crisis outreach intervention as needed. It operates seven days a week, 24-hours a day for individuals 16 years and older experiencing a mental health crisis. Information is collected over the phone by a qualified health professional. If needed, the mobile team will assess the person in crisis in their community. Ongoing telephone support and/or referral to appropriate follow up services may be recommended to prevent further crisis. COAST is not a rapid-response service. For life-threatening emergencies call 9-1-1. Call COAST 24/7 at 1-866-550-5205.
Call COAST at 1-866-550-5205 for confidential crisis support 24/7
Apr 20, 2026
Apr 19, 2026
Under Self-Imposed Pressure
Sometimes I think I'm not giving my Scribbles friends enough new posts to enjoy. Then I stop and scroll from most recent posts to slightly older, on my actual Scribbles.co site and on Scribbles Facebook page and I see that I have been pretty consistent, with new videos, contests, posts and lots of everyone's favourite (well....ALMOST everyone...LOL) Mr. Sock.
I think the reason I sometimes think I haven't done much stems from the fact that I ALWAYS seem to have a head full of ideas for posts and videos and when I don't get to all of them right away it feels like I'm behind schedule.
Of course the only one who knows all the stuff I intend to create is me. No one ever in the 47 years of Scribbles, has gotten upset or impatient because they had to wait a bit for new Scribbles content.
What is it "they" say... "We are our own worst critic". Guilty as charged.
I think the reason I sometimes think I haven't done much stems from the fact that I ALWAYS seem to have a head full of ideas for posts and videos and when I don't get to all of them right away it feels like I'm behind schedule.
Of course the only one who knows all the stuff I intend to create is me. No one ever in the 47 years of Scribbles, has gotten upset or impatient because they had to wait a bit for new Scribbles content.
What is it "they" say... "We are our own worst critic". Guilty as charged.
Apr 16, 2026
SCRIBBLES VIDEO | Easter Egg Hunt RESULTS 2026
14 Scribbles friends entered our contest, now let's all find out who our winner is.
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SCRIBBLES VIDEO | A Message from Kenny Regarding Mr. Sock
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Mar 29, 2026
SCRIBBLES QUICK CLIP | Sad Sacks
When Mr. Sock sees that Kenny is sad he inquires as to why and soon finds himself also getting upset. See what we mean in this new Scribbles Quick Clip.
(And in case you were wondering, no that's not a big cut bleeding into my beard, it's sauce from the homemade chili I made and ate just before recording this.)
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Mar 28, 2026
SCRIBBLES QUICK CLIP | New Stuff in Our Mini Museum
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Mar 27, 2026
A Reunion With a Diva Twist
“Life is very interesting. In the end,
some of your greatest pains become your greatest strengths.”
– Drew Barrymore
– Drew Barrymore
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NEW feature! | ART by KENNY
I call this collage
"And Your Oscars Host Is..."
You can see a larger version of this cool collage by clicking on it below.
You should then see the collage in a new window, if it is not much larger yet, scroll over it,
you should then see a magnifying glass icon & when you click on it the image will be much larger.
How many of the Oscars hosts over the years do you recognize in the collage below?
This NEW Scribbles feature, ART by KENNY will include classic and new art pieces by Kenny Leavoy.
“I love you not because of who you are, but because of who I am when I am with you.”
— Roy Croft
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Mar 26, 2026
It's Own Reward
Hello Friends
I always enjoy putting together a new edition of Scribbles WHAT'S NEW WITH YOU. The process is, I check out Facebook and save copies of your photos to my computer. Then periodically I sit down and cobble it all together. What you see below is the results.
This edition features LOTS of dogs and cats, plus there's some cute kids, friends proudly "Aging, Raging and Engaging", Book signings and much more.
This edition features LOTS of dogs and cats, plus there's some cute kids, friends proudly "Aging, Raging and Engaging", Book signings and much more.
We also have a brief concert review featuring Queensrÿche.
In a time when the world seems to be in turmoil, I firmly believe that there are still more good people out there than all the evil & bad ones we hear about way too often. There's still more people that are doing nice things for others. They aren't in it for views on a social media site. They do nice things because it's the right thing to do. You don't need accolades when the act itself is the reward.
With all that in mind, I give to you our new edition of What's New With You, something to inform you and perhaps make you smile.
In a time when the world seems to be in turmoil, I firmly believe that there are still more good people out there than all the evil & bad ones we hear about way too often. There's still more people that are doing nice things for others. They aren't in it for views on a social media site. They do nice things because it's the right thing to do. You don't need accolades when the act itself is the reward.
With all that in mind, I give to you our new edition of What's New With You, something to inform you and perhaps make you smile.
Keep on Scribblin'
Mar 25, 2026
PASSAGES | A New Angel
Ms Catherine Linda Leavoy (Cathy)
July 24, 1953 - March 22, 2026
Catherine (Cathy) Linda Leavoy, aged 72, of Eganville, passed away peacefully on March 22, 2026. She was surrounded by the love of her family. Cathy is survived by former spouse Lloyd Stewart, son Michael Stewart (Amanda) and daughter Darcy Stewart-Westcott (Dwayne).
Cathy leaves a legacy of love to her precious grandchildren, Nathan, Gabriel, Xander, Amara and Lylah.
Cathy was born in Renfrew on July 24, 1953 to the late Loretta and Gordon Leavoy. She was raised in Castleford. She is survived by sisters, Ruth Ann Theriault (the late Harmel), Napanee and Lorna Henkelman (Kurt), Arnprior. She is also survived by brothers Arthur (Maureen Leitch), Braeside, Peter, Castleford and Tim of Renfrew. She is predeceased by brother Keith. Cathy was a special aunt to her many nieces and nephews.
July 24, 1953 - March 22, 2026
Catherine (Cathy) Linda Leavoy, aged 72, of Eganville, passed away peacefully on March 22, 2026. She was surrounded by the love of her family. Cathy is survived by former spouse Lloyd Stewart, son Michael Stewart (Amanda) and daughter Darcy Stewart-Westcott (Dwayne).
Cathy leaves a legacy of love to her precious grandchildren, Nathan, Gabriel, Xander, Amara and Lylah.
Cathy was born in Renfrew on July 24, 1953 to the late Loretta and Gordon Leavoy. She was raised in Castleford. She is survived by sisters, Ruth Ann Theriault (the late Harmel), Napanee and Lorna Henkelman (Kurt), Arnprior. She is also survived by brothers Arthur (Maureen Leitch), Braeside, Peter, Castleford and Tim of Renfrew. She is predeceased by brother Keith. Cathy was a special aunt to her many nieces and nephews.
Cathy studied nursing in Toronto and worked as a Registered Nurse in Pembroke for 30 years, dedicating her life to caring for others with compassion and patience. She touched countless lives throughout her career and left a lasting impression on many.
Cathy has always been the heart of her family; she was known for her gentle kindness, her incredible strength and the ability to make everyone feel special. Her home was always welcoming, full of warm hugs and affection. She loved to cook and to learn new kitchen techniques. She could often be found working outside in her beautiful flower gardens, hovering over a puzzle at her dining room table or knitting in her favourite chair. Cathy was a devoted mother, grandmother, sister and friend.
Cathy's family was her greatest pride and joy and the love she gave so freely will live on in all of them. She will be deeply missed, forever loved and always remembered.
A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday April 11th, 2026 at the Royal Canadian Legion in Eganville between 1:00 pm and 3:00 pm. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The Canadian Cancer Society.
“You always gain by giving love.”
— Reese Witherspoon
— Reese Witherspoon
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Mar 20, 2026
SCRIBBLES VIDEO | Who Will Win our Count the Clovers Contest?
Some battles are won the moment you choose peace over proving a point.
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Mar 17, 2026
SCRIBBLES QUICK CLIP | Ken's Bedroom Redo
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Mar 16, 2026
SCRIBBLES QUICK CLIP | Happy Birthday Kim
March 15th is my sister Kim’s birthday and I celebrated with her a day early.
Kim comes over every Saturday for Movie Night, the perfect time for a birthday spaghetti meal, followed by a “cake” (which was a small but yummy lemon loaf) and then give her birthday present to her.
Here’s a Scribbles Mini Video featuring Kim, Mr. Sock and the Creature From the Black Lagoon…
Kim comes over every Saturday for Movie Night, the perfect time for a birthday spaghetti meal, followed by a “cake” (which was a small but yummy lemon loaf) and then give her birthday present to her.
Here’s a Scribbles Mini Video featuring Kim, Mr. Sock and the Creature From the Black Lagoon…
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Remembering Our Friend Paula....18 Years Later
I'm building my own little library,
embedded in my heart,
for all the moments spent with you,
before you had to part.
I can open it up whenever I like,
pick a moment and watch it through,
My little library acts as a promise,
I'll never ever forget you
© Sarah Blackstone
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SCRIBBLES VIDEO | My Life
Although probably best suited for after my demise, here's a video look at my life in a nutshell.
Mar 7, 2026
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even more About YOU
A cat's heart beats twice as fast as a human heart, at about 140 beats per minute.
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