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Showing posts with label December. Show all posts
Showing posts with label December. Show all posts
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Tips for Enjoying Today’s Omemee Santa Day Parade Celebrations!
Omemee is brimming with excitement,as last minute float touches are being made, gifts for Attawapiskat kids packed up,and people of all ages eye the sky wondering what today's weather will bring. One thing for sure-It's bring treats, fun, Christmas Spirit,and SANTA! Even teens have an bit of a twinkle in their eye. Visitors to Omemee will want to know the following insider secrets to make the most of their day in Omemee.
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Parade Watching Spots
King Street will be shut down just before 1pm at the corner of Ski Hill and Hwy 7,when floats and walkers will head down Dean Street to King then along King to Colborne where they will disperse north at Youngtown Museum.Pre –Parade Activities
While waiting for the parade there are several things you may want to check out:- Roadside Diner Great burgers and more= Take part in the Snowflake Campaign to help a local family.
- Omemee Veterinarian Hospital has a free draw for two different pet lovers baskets,plus a variety of fundraiser for animal causes. The Humane Society 2-12 calendar is a great gift at only #10 -listen for their float-you’ll hear them coming!
- Macs has any size coffee only $1
- Bills Pizza Buy a gumball and try to win a free slice.
- Ruby's Roost Cafe and Pastry Shop Free Hot Chocolate and Cookies!
Ruby's Roost will be handing out free hot chocolate and special homemade cookies created by pastry chef Sherrie Gatenby. Plus you can enter to win a lovely Christmas basket with any purchase,and coffee lovers will want to check out their organic coffee giveaway. Sherrie at Ruby's Roost is taking donations for the Attawapiskat Children's Drive. - Butternut Folk Art is a must! Pick up your craft supplies for Christmas Gifts!
- Gently Read Books just a few steps off the main street on George Street south, has a great selection of budget priced books,for your Christmas list.
- Ace Hardware-That’s where to pick up those lights and ornaments,plaus a treat for your feathered friends,
- Abbey Road Rocks-Browse Vintage Vinyl or book Guitar lessons in Studio A
- Countryside Pharmacy is bustling with people picking up Christmas packages from Sears Online, and they have an amazing animated window display!
- Omemee Rocks-Beautiful handmade and custom designed jewellery to delight!
- NP Media Business Solutions window is decked out with interesting new computing items for the techno set.
- Omemee Foodland Get double Turkey bucks this weekend! Register kids for a Gingerbread house decorating session - only 6.99
- Watch for 1st Omemee Scouting two floats One cute Christmasy float for the Beavers and one for winter scouting for the Cubs and Scouts. The Venturers and leaders will be pulling something "unique" this year to collect non-perishable items for the food drive!
Following the parade, festivities continue!
- Kids Christmas at Coronation Hall Christmas for Kids Concert with Santa, free Hot Chocolate, and treats from Omemee Lions. This old-fashioned Christmas Concert will welcome everyone to take the stage,or just join in the fun. There are some talented performers coming as well.Omemee Christian Outreach is collecting gifts for the Children of Attawapiskat and giving out treats too. Bethany Girl Guides will be on hand to help lead the singing,with their chocolate mint cookies.
- Christmas Legion Jam Omemee Legion will feature a Christmas Jam session following the parade,and the bar will be open for your enjoyment.
- Christmas Tea -Christ Church Anglican will host a Christmas Tea with delicious goodies sure to put you in the holiday spirit!
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Thursday, December 1, 2011
Visit Millbrook Tonite! Country Christmas Charm Beckons!
Christmas In the Village Welcomes You!
Tonight rural country Christmas hospitality awaits you in the Historic Village of Millbrook,just a few minutes from Oshawa,and a stone's throw from Peterborough. Streets and stores are decked, punch bowls brim with apple cider,and Christmas goodies welcome you with neighbourly hospitality. Here are just some of the many activities which you can enjoy this evening:Millbrook Photographer Announces Grand Opening!
Jenn Austin-Driver Photography Welcomes You!
Jenn Austin-Driver Photography will be opening her studio with a bang December 1st during Millbrook’s Christmas in the Village event Thursday from 5 to 9 pm in the lower unit at 46 King Street East MillbrookSunday, November 27, 2011
Omemee Santa Parade Welcomes All Floats! Register Today!
Lions Present Omemee Santa Claus Parade!
Omemee! Santa Claus comes, Saturday December 3rd, 2011, courtesy Omemee and District Lions. Omemee and District Lions will be awarding trophies for floats, and Omemee Pigeon eFlyer will feature a separate article about each winning float. Great advertising! Parade co-coordinator, Lion John Patterson, shared a few tips with us about how you can make your float, an award-winning float!Omemee Santa Claus Parade Followed by Free Entertainment
Omemee Santa Claus parade, a much anticipated event by young and old, willMonday, May 16, 2011
Omemee Senior’s Round Up
Euchre, Potluck, and Speakers Come Join in the fun!
Contributed by Don Mitchel Sr. and Frank MartichenkoOmemee Seniors Club activities include: weekly Euchre parties, monthly potlucks with speakers and bi-annual dinners. Don Mitchell Senior, and Frank Martichenko, kindly provided the following details to the Omemee Pigeon eFlyer.
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