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Protecting Yourself Financially as You Age -Wed. Jan 21
Published on Jan 6, 2015
Join Ellan Dickieson for a free presentation on the new toolkit developed by the Family Service PEI " It’s Your Right: Protecting Yourself Financially As You Age" The presentation starts at 1:00 p.m. -but a lunch (12:00-12:45) will be provided for those who pre-register. Hosted by the Community of Miltonvale Park, with funding from the PEI Seniors Secretariat through their Age Friendly Community Program. To preregister, contact admin@miltonvalepark.com or call 902 368-3090.
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Storm date - Wednesday, January 28
Meetings for Community Residents -Monday, January 19
Published on Jan 6, 2015
Monday, January 19, 2015 at 7:00 p.m. at Milton Community Hall, 7 New Glasgow Road, North Milton, an ELECTION MEETING will be held to elect two Councillors for the Community of Miltonvale Park.
Nominations will be received from the floor. Nomination papers may be obtained at the Milton Community Hall prior to, or at, the meeting. Qualifications for Councillors: Not less than 18 years of age; Canadian citizen; and a resident of Miltonvale Park for one year. Electors must be at least 18 years of age, Canadian and a resident since July 19, 2014.
Residents are invited to stay for the 7:30 p.m. ANNUAL MEETING of Milton Community Hall, Inc. Residents of Miltonvale Park are automatically members of Milton Community Hall, Inc.
Storm date for both meetings – Tuesday, Jan. 20. For more information -call 902 368-3090 or visit miltonvalepark.com.
Hearts & Flowers, and Treats to Devour -Tues., Dec. 9 at 7:00 p.m.
Published on Dec 4, 2014
“Christmas in Milton - Hearts & Flowers, and Treats to Devour” will be happening at the Milton Community Hall on Tuesday, December 9th beginning at 7:00 p.m. Alan Preston, from Hearts and Flowers will partner with Margaret Prouse, through go!pei and the Central Region Sport and Recreation Council to get us ready for the Christmas 2014 season with decorating tips and some healthy food ideas. Admission is free for Miltonvale Park residents aged 50+, and by donation for all others. Reserve your seat at 902 368-3090 or admin@miltonvalepark.com or Facebook. PLEASE RSVP!
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Lots of Christmas and New Year Events!
Published on Dec 2, 2014
Miltonvale Park and Milton Community Hall Events Dec. 2014
Bruce Rainnie and Kendra MacGillivray are headlining the final “2014 Minutes of Story and Song” show on Friday, December 5th at 7:30. Reserve your tickets by calling the Council office 902-368-3090. Admission is $10 and includes a light lunch.
The North Milton WI is has its annual Christmas Party at Miriam Hooper’s on Monday, December 8th at 7:30. Everyone is welcome to attend. You can bring 2 dozen cookies (or sweets) for a cookie exchange, a 4 inch Christmas stocking for the trays at the hospital on Christmas morning, and a gifts, like gloves or slippers or personal care products, for the White Cross Gift program, if you would like, but it is not necessary.
“Christmas in Milton - Hearts & Flowers, and Treats to Devour” will be happening at the Milton Community Hall on Tuesday, December 9th beginning at 7:00 p.m. Alan Preston, from Hearts and Flowers will partner with Margaret Prouse, through go!pei and the Central Region Sport and Recreation Council to get us ready for the Christmas 2014 season. Admission is free for Miltonvale Park residents aged 50+, and by donation for all others. Reserve your seat at 902 368-3090 or admin@miltonvalepark.com or Facebook.
Sunday, December 14, The Open Bible Baptist Church will present a Christmas Cantata at the Milton Community Hall beginning at 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, December 16th, the Council is hosting a seniors’ noontime lunch, beginning at 12 noon and informal Christmas party at the hall– games, music, visiting. Residents and friends 50 + are invited to attend, but are asked to reserve a spot, by contacting the Council office. Some of our senior activities are funded through the PEI Senior’s Secretariat. Another event we are planning is addressing seniors’ financial literacy – at 1:00 on Wednesday, January 21, on Scams & Frauds, Tips and Safeguards and Planning for the Future (also planning to have a noon seniors’ lunch that day too!)
Plans are underway for a youth Christmas Ceilidh with singers, dancers and fiddlers on the afternoon of Sunday, December 21 at the Milton Community Hall. Watch for details.
If you are looking for a nice gift idea for the local people on your Christmas list, the hall will be selling gift certificates for its events, which would make a lovely Christmas gift idea for folks!
The community is holding another Christmas Decorating Contest this year. Categories include Mini Homes, Traditional, "Martha Stewart", "Inside Out" (indoor displays that are visible from the road) and "Christmas Overload." To register, contact the Council office by phone or email by December 10. Judging for the cash prizes will take place Dec. 14-20.
The Council Office will be closed for the holidays from Dec 22-Jan 5. Please have Green Initiative and Child Bursary rebate forms submitted by December 15.
The Fitness for the 50+ classes continue on Mondays and Fridays at 9:00 a.m. though will be “on vacation” after Dec 19 and will be back January 5. Coffee Club follows exercise at 10 a.m. and everyone is welcome to drop in.
Learn to Quilt – Nanne Garnham and Alida Callaghan are planning to teach a small class of students how to quilt on Monday mornings beginning at 10:30 a.m., Monday, January 12, 2015 at the hall. If you are interested, call the Council Office (902) 368-3090.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!
Bruce Rainnie & Kendra MacGillivray -Fri. Dec. 5
Published on Nov 16, 2014
The “2014 Minutes of Story and Song” series wraps up on Friday, December 5th with Bruce Rainnie and Kendra MacGillivray at the Milton Community Hall beginning at 7:30 p.m.
For over twenty years, Kendra MacGillivray has brought fiddle music to life with her incredibly energetic performances with the fiddle. As a former Highland dancer, Kendra aims to make her fiddling lively and danceable with upbeat jigs, polkas and hornpipes, beautiful swaying waltzes and slow airs or selections of rhythmic strathspeys and reels that build in speed and intensity. Bruce Rainnie is the host of CBC News: Compass, the supper-hour news program for Prince Edward Island. In that role, he has helped "Compass" achieve the status of number one rated CBC supper-hour news broadcast in the country.
Tickets are $10 and include a light lunch. Tickets will be available at the door, or can be reserved through the community council office of Miltonvale Park at 902 368 -3090.
This series of shows was financially supported by the PEI 2014 Fund. The Milton Community Hall is located at 7 New Glasgow Road –Rte 224 in North Milton.
Janet McGarry - November 29 - A Down Home Christmas
Published on Oct 28, 2014
Enjoy a Down Home Christmas at the Milton Community Hall with Janet McGarry, Serge Bernard, Gail Mullen,, Dylan Ferguson and special guest Margie Carmichael at the Milton Community Hall (7 New Glasgow Road in North Milton) on Saturday, November 29 at 7:30 p.m. Admission is $10 and tickets will be available at the door (cash) or reserve yours by calling 902 566-3154.
Janet McGarry - Pure. Honest. Heartfelt. Sincere. All of these simple words sum up Janet McGarry and her music. For the last fifteen years, Janet has been a dominant presence in bluegrass music, both at home and abroad. She has shared stages with some of the most revered performers of this genre, and of her time. She has just released her 10th. recording, “Wildwood Rose”, and is now perhaps the most recorded solo artist in her genre in Canada. She is also the first Canadian to become a member of the “Daughters of Bluegrass” and appears on Volume III, “Bluegrass Bouquet” on Blue Circle Records. She is also a leading vocalist on the recently-released Box Set Recording of the “Daughters of Bluegrass” titled “Pickin’ Like a Girl”.
Serge Bernard is an accomplished instrumentalist, playing mandolin, guitar, fiddle, dobro, bass and his main instrument of choice - banjo. Born and raised in Balmoral, New Brunswick, he's been playing music since the age of six, mostly self-taught, and has played and sang harmony in various bluegrass and country music bands. Serge is also a co-host of Bluegrass Island, a one-hour bluegrass show on the Maritime's oldest radio station CFCY Charlottetown (FM-95.1) - on Sunday evenings at 9:00 pm. Serge also wears a hat as Producer/Engineer for Diamond Productions PEI, where he has produced/engineered bluegrass & country projects on cd format for Island artists. Several of these CD's were nominated for East Coast Music Awards.
Janet and Serge continue to record music about life and love; faith and hope; heartbreak and healing. Their music continues to be part of the fabric of life for long time listeners and brand new fans.
Acadian Soiree - November 7 - 7:30
Published on Oct 28, 2014
The “2014 Minutes of Story and Song” series continues on Friday November 7th with an Acadian Soiree at the Milton Community Hall beginning at 7:30 p.m. and featuring Gary Gallant, Caroline Bernard, Remi Arsenault, Patricia Richard and Louise Arsenault.
These artists are very much looking forward to playing together after busy summers with their respective ventures. Caroline Bernard was part of Lennie Gallant’s very successful “Abegweit” show. Remi Arsenault, Prince Edward Island’s 2010 Musician of the Year, is a very talented bass player. Patricia Richard has sung for Prince Charles, and Louise Arsenault was a member of Barachois, and counts fiddle, harmonica, guitar, vocals, and dance among her talents. This will be Gary Gallant’s third appearance on the stage at the Milton Community Hall, and he expects the show to be a lively one.
Tickets are $10 and include a light lunch. Tickets will be available at the door, or can be reserved through the community council office of Miltonvale Park at 902 368 -3090.
The final show in the series will take place on Friday, December 5th and feature Bruce Rainnie and Kendra MacGillivray. These shows are financially supported by the PEI 2014 Fund. The Milton Communty Hall is located at 7 New Glasgow Road –Rte 224 in North Milton.
Christmas Craft Fair
Published on Sep 19, 2014
PLEASE NOTE: There are no tables remaining for rental. If you would like to be put on a waiting list in case there are cancellations, please contact the hall. miltoncommunityhall@gmail.com or 902 566-3154.
Registrations are now closed for the 2014 Christmas Craft Fair to be held at the Milton Community Hall on Saturday, November 29 from 10 a.m.-4:00 p.m. To download a registration form (information below), click here
Milton Community Hall Christmas Craft Fair
Saturday, November 29, 2014 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
REGISTRATION FORM – Please print
Contact Name/ Business Name: ________________________________________________________
Mailing Address: _____________________________________________________________________
Phone: ___________________________ Email: ____________________________________________
Description of Craft ___________________________________________________________________
Requirements: Electricity: Yes ____ No ____ Wall for display: Yes ____ No ____
No. of Tables/Spaces Requested ______ @ $15 - folding 6 foot table OR two sturdy card tables and/or
______ @ $15 - 6 feet of space
Special Needs/Comments ______________________________________________________________
Some tables will be located on the 2nd storey, please let us know if that would not be appropriate for you (e.g. health issues or size/ weight of product…). I can be on the 2nd floor: Yes ____ No ____
Payment: Make cheques payable to Milton Community Hall returned with your form. Email transfers can be sent to miltoncommunityhall@gmail.com.
Are you able to contribute to our door prizes? Yes ____ No ____ Item: ________________________
For more info: Email miltoncommunityhall@gmail.com or call (902) 566-3154 (or 902 566-2738)
Drop-off or mail registration and payment to Milton Community Hall, 7A New Glasgow Road-Rte 224,
North Milton PE C1E 0S7. Fax forms to 902 368-1152 or email them to miltoncommunityhall@gmail.com.
Important – please note: Submission of this form and payment DOES NOT GUARANTEE a table in the Craft Fair.
• Your registration reserves a table and its space. Please be aware of the amount of space you have paid for and plan to use only your allotted space. For those not using tables, your rental space will be equivalent to that of a table. There is not a lot of space between tables. • FIRE REGULATIONS require that all fire exits and doorways not be blocked and there must always be a clear passageway between tables.
• Vendor setup time: Saturday, November 29 beginning at 8:00 a.m. Please indicate if you are interested in setting up Friday. Although we will do everything possible to protect your items, we cannot be held responsible for them if left at the hall overnight.
• You may wish to bring an extension cord or power bar if you requested power.
• Please use table covers to enhance your table.
• We provide chairs. Please let us know how many you would like.
FEATURES:
• Complimentary tea, coffee and ice water.
• A canteen service will be available.
• A newly renovated hall, located at the corner of Rte 7 & Rte 224, in a high traffic area.
We look forward to seeing you in November and thank you for your interest in our fair!
Vendors confirmed to date:
Pieter Ijsselstein White Gables at Hope River
Adele Arsenault
Linda Shukri -Tintenfleck Studio
Anna Jackson & Sara Cassie
Teresa MacDonald
Eileen Walsh
Lerisa Huntingford
Janet Maddix -jewelry by Janet
Kitchen Witch Tea Room Debbie Crowther
Marie Dow
Ebenzer WI
Sally Reid
Pat Carver -Silver Fox Jewellery and Crafts
Esta Vigneau
Anne Marie Buote
Tangle Lane Books
Patricia Adamic
Brenda Doiron
Michelle Banks M&M Crafts
Evelyn Bertram
Charles Lipnicki
Tracey Mills
Helena Stead
Marina Doiron
Postcards PEI Deb Calviello
Vera Muncey
Helen MacLaren
Thelma Guindon
Beaton’s Magnetic Pain Relief -Brian Beaton
Heather Gaylor
Gerda Klein
These folks will have a variety of items for sale including pottery and soap, sewn articles, illustrations and celtic knot jewelry, handmade dolls, bunnies, other toys, children's clothing, handmade items, jewelry, healing crystals, scarves -chiffon/silk, Maritime made herbal tea, soap. Salves, tinctures, jams, preserves, (gluten-free), wreaths, baked goods, handcrafts, Christmas ornaments, knitting, weaving, books, honey, garlic, knitting ....