SKI & SNOWBOARD FX – Hot Wax & Sharpening $ 15.00 “ Why Pay More ? “ Call Cam McKay 705 441 – 4740 1180 River Road West Wasaga Beach Ont. Cmckay11 (at) rogers dot com Related Posts Theatre Collingwood Famous fairytales are the subject of delightful pantomimes! The version of our story includes [...]
The Nutcracker December 5, 2009 Times:8:00pm – 10:00pm The Dancemakers of Owen Sound perform the Nutcracker for their annual Christmas recital Saturday December 5 at 8:00pm. This amateur ballet production allows students to showcase their talent in celebration of the magic of Christmas. Location: Meaford Hall Arts & Cultural Centre Contact: Box Office Phone: 1.877.538.0463 [...]
Golden Town Outreach Food Bank in desperate need of donations. Thursday, November 26, 2009 5:30pm – 7:30pm Location: The Legion – back door Food Bank for those needing assistance. Contact: Ann Pickles Phone: 519-538-4550 Email: apickles.meaford@gmail.com Related Posts Rev. Judith Oliver to retire Wishing you all the best in your retirement … Judith and Jim [...]
Saturday, December 5, 2009 Location: Downtown Meaford Parade starts at 6:30. Participants should be assembling at 5:30. Parade float registration please call Shawn Keily at CarQuest Meaford. Contact: Shawn Keily Phone: 519-538-2311 Related Posts Attractions Beach Area 1 Beach area 1 is the busiest beach area in the community. It is home to many shops, [...]
By MORGAN IAN ADAMS There are many facets to leadership. Vision, optimism, communication, action. And a leader must visibly demonstrate each of those qualities in order to get the best out of employees — or in Rick Hillier’s case, the men and women who put their lives on the line for this country. The retired [...]
It’s a rare moment to watch a movie that touches you so deeply as “My Sisters Keeper” which I watched the other evening. An emotional journey, to say the least - but truly a beautiful love story! You will shed a tear… John Related Posts On Stage At Meaford Hall Random Acts of Love – [...]
It is becoming clear that people in the poorest parts of the world will be hit first and worst by climate change. Many leaders are promising to help people living in extreme poverty adapt to the effects of climate change and to help reduce emissions. This sounds great, but unfortunately, on closer examination, it turns [...]
Corporate structures and loan agreements are rarely the stuff of public interest, yet, as my weekly technology column notes (Toronto Star version, homepage version) last month they attracted considerable attention in a case involving Globalive, a new wireless company vying to shake up Canada’s telecommunications industry. Operating as Wind Mobile, the company paid hundreds of [...]
Only five more sleeps until the Meaford B.I.A. Christmas Window Unveiling………..isn’t it exciting??? Saturday, November 21st, 7 – 9 p.m. Santa will arrive and the festivities for the Christmas Season begin. See you there! Related Posts Just In Time for Christmas Just in time for Christmas, Canadian super-rockers The Trews make a special stop at [...]
Just in time for Christmas, Canadian super-rockers The Trews make a special stop at Meaford Hall on their cross-Canada acoustic tour! This is a fabulous show featuring all The Trews best music – stripped down – so we can really appreciate the music. The tour celebrates their newly released album: The story of Acoustic – [...]
The number of people in Germany who do not intend to take the swine flu jab under any circumstances has increased from 39% in the middle of October to 43% in November, according to a poll just published by Infratest dimap and carried out on behalf of ARD. Only 14% said that they were highly likely to get [...]
Artistic Floral Creations and Designs on Display At Meaford’s Newest Floral Studio Warm reddish hues, sparkling bronze and crisp linen whites are all on display as Meaford’s newest business blooms. The Flower Studio opened its doors this week, showcasing floral creations from artisan and respected florist Shirley Small. Fresh, silk and dried arrangements are all [...]
In this past week of remembrance we are sobered, grateful and acutely aware of our good fortune. We remember not only the lives lost (and still counting) in conflicts worldwide, but the peace and security with which we have been blessed in our lives. At least, I hope we do. The words have become almost [...]
There is a common dialogue going around. Doesn’t matter if you’re 10 or seventy- something. It goes something like this: “Are you getting the shot?” “No, I hate needles.” “Well, maybe you do, but it’s better than dying!” I overheard that actual conversation in grade five last week. The more grown-up version would be: “Yes. [...]
Remembrance Day by SEAN RASMUSSEN on NOVEMBER 11, 2009 At the 11th hour, on the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918, Remembrance Day was written into history. It was the day The Armistice was signed to end hostilities of the Great War of 1914 – 1918. Armistice Day 1918 The Armistice was signed [...]
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