Daytripping Fall 2023
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Lake Huron<br />
MI<br />
ONTARIO<br />
NY<br />
A bit further north now, we’re in POINT EDWARD & SARNIA<br />
Enjoy a<br />
Winter Stroll<br />
Along the<br />
Village Walkway!<br />
Visit one of our<br />
many Unique Shops,<br />
Boutiques & Restaurants<br />
& Get A Start On Your<br />
Christmas<br />
Shopping!<br />
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Christmas in the Village<br />
12th Annual<br />
Saturday, December 2nd, <strong>2023</strong> ~ 11 am to 3 pm<br />
• Visit Santa at Suzy’s Ice Creamporium • Cookies & Hot Chocolate at the Fire Hall<br />
• Horse & Buggy<br />
Rides • Hop On Hop Off the Polar Express Bus Around the Village<br />
• Vote on your favourite Gingerbread Creation at the Point Edward Early Learning Centre<br />
• Face Painting • Balloon Twister • Freeze Frame Photos • Crafts and Snacks at the Library<br />
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• Smores & Camp Fire at Manley's • Christmas Caroling by the Resolution Quartet<br />
• FOOD DRIVE & Charity Bake Sale at Albert's Fries -<br />
bring non-perishables for the Inn of the Good Shepherd<br />
• Bluewater Bridges join Point Edward, Canada to Port Huron, USA.<br />
<strong>Fall</strong> in the Garden<br />
is Fabulous & Fresh<br />
My favorite time of year is<br />
enjoying the transition in the<br />
garden from fall to winter.<br />
Watching the plants and<br />
wildlife in the cooler<br />
seasons can bring<br />
much entertainment.<br />
Taking the cue from<br />
nature, slowing down and<br />
preparing for cooler seasons is a<br />
great lesson for each of us.<br />
You might find that the fall is less<br />
flowery than spring and summer, but<br />
if you slow down to observe, the subtle<br />
changing of colours will lead into<br />
a one last flare up before becoming<br />
dormant for winter.<br />
Listening to the birds as they<br />
gather to make their journeys south,<br />
cleaning out the last of summer’s<br />
bounty from the vegetable garden,<br />
relocating falling leaves to the garden<br />
or compost from the yard, can be<br />
enjoyed if you take the time to slow<br />
down instead of feeling rushed to get<br />
things done.<br />
The things I like to do in the fall to<br />
winter slow down are:<br />
1) Remove all vegetation from the<br />
veggie garden and add compost and<br />
manure so the gardens are ready for<br />
spring.<br />
2) Plant seed garlic (use straw or<br />
leaves to mulch for the winter).<br />
3) Instead of bagging all your leaves,<br />
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mulch with your lawn mower as much<br />
as possible to return the energy to the<br />
lawn or gardens.<br />
4) Put out feed for the birds<br />
migrating and the ones moving here<br />
for the winter - sunflower heads or<br />
corn cobs hanging in the garden are<br />
sure to delight the birds (or squirrels).<br />
If you provide a reliable source of feed<br />
and seeds, many birds will call your<br />
garden home for the winter months.<br />
5) Leave a ‘wild’ area in your garden<br />
for overwintering beneficial insects to<br />
call home and leave stems of spent<br />
flowers and grasses to shelter these<br />
until spring.<br />
6) There is still time to add a few<br />
winter interest plants to your outdoor<br />
gardens such as red stem dogwoods<br />
and evergreen plants.<br />
7) As your fall flowering mums<br />
finish out October, transition your<br />
planters to winter cut greenery and<br />
stems to keep your home looking<br />
welcoming to your friends and family.<br />
• Shop at the award winning International Duty Free Shop!<br />
• Excellent Hotels/Motels<br />
• Fine Dining • Riverfront Festivals<br />
• Gift Shops • Large Marina<br />
• Downtown Shopping<br />
• Scuba Diving • Sports Fishing<br />
• Nearby Golf Courses<br />
• Walkway along St. Clair River<br />
& through the Village<br />
Amazing North American & Indian BREAKFAST DAILY<br />
8am to 1pm at Sitara Point Edward<br />
• Butter Chicken • Naan Bread • Chicken Tikka Masala<br />
• Korma • Biryani • Samosa • Seekh Kabab<br />
• Paneer Tikka • Vindaloo • Chicken Tikka Sizzler<br />
• Tandoori Chicken • Lamb Curries<br />
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DINE IN,<br />
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& DELIVERY!<br />
(E through H)<br />
Eclipse: What an English barber does for a living.<br />
Egotist: Someone who is always me-deep in conversation.<br />
Elbonics: Two people maneuvering for one armrest in a movie theater.<br />
Eyedropper: Clumsy opthamologist.<br />
Fashion: Something that goes in one year and out the other.<br />
Flopcorn: The unpopped kernels at the bottom of the cooker.<br />
Foodwinking: Giving exotic names to mundane food products.<br />
Garmites: Clothing that fits well in the store & shrinks on the way home.<br />
Genderplex: Trying to choose from cute pictures which restroom to use.<br />
Genetics: Why you look like your father, or if you don't, why you should.<br />
Hangover: The wrath of grapes.<br />
Health: The slowest possible rate of dying.<br />
Heroes: What a man in a boat does.<br />
Honesty: Pregnant woman buying two bus tickets.<br />
Hospitality: Making guests feel at home, when<br />
you wish they were.<br />
Hardware:<br />
The parts of<br />
a computer<br />
system that<br />
can be kicked.<br />
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FALL/WINTER<br />
<strong>2023</strong>-2024<br />
“There is no way to peace; peace is the way.” -Mahatma Gandhi<br />
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