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The South Marysburgh Mirror Coffee In The County By Nora-Lyn Veevers Hospice Prince Edward, over 40 people gathered = at Elyse Groff McKittrick (left) and Nora-tyn Veevers. hye, Milford Bistro to sip the special house blend, munch on yummy __ oat- meal cookies share Hill’s birthday Nora-Lyn Veevers and Elyse Coffee Party Convener Carolynn Whiteley with Hos- pice Prince Edward Board Member Bob McKittrick Graff McKittrick were joined by those invited by Marilyn Kennedy and Marilyn Lauer as well and all were delighted to participate in a door prize draw for a Waterford crystal vase--- won by Avalon McLean-Smits. Hos- pice Board Member Bob McKittrick was also on hand to provide an update on the pro- gress towards the ultimate goal of a H residential hospice bd for the County. Milford Bis- Sa] tro owner Chris Pengelly not only provided the coffee and cookies and venue, but also generously donated the proceeds from the sale of additional bags of these goodies towards the suc- cess of this event--which generated over $1,000 for the day. The participation of Chris and his staff was much applauded by the party hosts and all those in attendance. | Since nA L225 3073 County Rd. 10, PO Box 100, Milford, Ont. KOK 2P0 Tel: (613) 476-4547 Fax: (613) 476-3290 Specializing in Hard-To-Get Parts Auto Wreckers, New and Used Parts, Auto Service SOUTH BAY CLAY STUDIO * Decorative Ceramics * Memorial Urns * Functional Pottery * Reasonable Prices Mary and Roger Neil Visit us at 2970 County Road 13, by chance or by appointment 613.476.1776 Milford Friendship Circle Marg Crouse hosted the Circle ladies on Thursday June 7th at 1:30 p.m. Margaret’s Thought for the Day: We usually make a mistake when we make an excuse. Also, Thoughts Lead to Purposes. Six members answered roll call with Sing, Say or Pay. Card secretary, Mary, sent two sympathy cards and one get well. Thank you cards were re- ceivi "Treasurer Wilma reported our finances with no bills to be paid. The ladies voted to give donations to Chris- tian Children’s Fund and Camp Quin-Mo-Lac if needed. Margaret ended our meeting by reading a humourous poem entitled, ‘A Woman’s Poem’. Alice tested the ladies with a word contest from The Reader’s Digest. Margaret served the ladies a delicious lunch (it replaced supper for most of us) and was thanked by Wilma on behalf of the group.