Nov 30, 2022


These columns from our community reporters are updated every week.

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Arden
by Wanda Harrison

What a fantastic turnout Saturday, when the Christmas tree in Arden was lit up. This has become an annual event that all residents look forward to and really lets everyone know that the Christmas season is here! Cookies, hot chocolate & Christmas carols were available, to everyone.

So, this is the weekend everyone has been looking forward to. With folks bringing their creations to Oso Hall Thursday afternoon, judging Friday morning and the luncheon at the Crossing Pub Friday afternoon, the anxiety is growing. Viewing of all of the participating entries Friday afternoon and Saturday is free as long as you bring a donation to the food bank. Draws will take place 4pm Saturday. Although this is a slimmed down version of the poplar event, it still is taking place with lots of enthusiasm. Remember, that the proceeds of this event will help your community next summer with planting to make your village attractive to residents and visitors alike.

Get your shopping done early by attending the 2 Vendors’ sales Saturday December 3. Visit Circle Square Ranch and the Northbrook Lions Club to shop for your family and friends and support local!

The Arden United Church is hosting a Christmas luncheon, Saturday December 10, 11am to 1pm. Enjoy a lunch of homemade sup, sandwiches and many, many desserts for just $15.00 per person. Carols will fill the social room making the lunch merry and bright.

Try to visit the Arden Church Manse, December 11, 2pm to 5pm. This is a time for fellowship and thanks, and if you have any questions, please call the Church at 613-335-2474.

The Sharbot Lake and District Lions are hosting their “Visit with Santa” at the Sharbot Lake Legion December with Hot Dogs, Hot Chocolate and of course the man in Red.

“Shop and Wrap” is back with a vengeance, at the Land-O-Lakes Public School Friday December 15. Gently used items along with wrapping paper, bags and bows are gratefully accepted. Any donation can be dropped off, at the school on or before December 15, and of course, volunteers are needed to make this event possible. This is a great opportunity for Seniors to contribute their time and efforts and make this Christmas a special one for the students. Please get in touch with Amanda McPhee at 613-888-2005 for more information.

The Arden United Church will be hosting a Children’s Christmas Party Saturday December17. There will be crafts and goodies and a visit from the big guy, in the Red Suit. If you wish your kids to participate, please contact the Church at 613-335-2474 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Happy birthday, Rhonda. What a great party!!

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Battersea/Storrington
by Amanda Pantrey

A very HAPPY 30th BIRTHDAY to Kerrie, my best friend over in Inverary! Where has the time gone, amiright? Enjoy the day, watch out for the inevitable back pain.

Santa is coming to town! Head to the Storrington Lions Club on December 3rd from 8am – 11am for Breakfast with Santa. There will be a delicious meal and children’s activities. All available with a free will offering.

Santa will be busy on December 3rd. After breakfast with the Lions, Santa will be in Battersea for the Third Annual Battersea Santa Parade! The parade leaves Storrington Public School at 1:00 pm and will make its way to the Battersea United Church where there will be hot drinks offered. Be sure to bring a food bank donation and help ‘Fill the Boat’ once again. To enter a float, call Roberta at 613-353-2846. There will be three pizza prizes offered from The Creekside Bar & Grill for the themes of ‘Carols & Songs’, ‘Battersea Rocks!’, and ‘Favourite Christmas Movie/ Story’.

Here is a vendor market message from Betty Barna: The Log Home Holiday Market – Local artisans in a cozy log home setting. Saturday December 3rd and 10th from 10am – 3pm at 2281 Sands Road, Battersea.

Calling all youth! Four Rivers Youth Cluster invites you for Christmas crafts and cookies from 2 to 4pm on Saturday, Dec. 10 at Battersea United Church. Thank-you to Kaye from K’s Cottage for being our leader! Please let Rev. Heather know by Dec. 5, 2022, if you can join us (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.).

If Santa has to walk backwards in the parade, you think he’ll cry out a jolly “Oh, Oh, Oh”?

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Cloyne - Northbrooke
by Nancy Skipper

The LOL Lions Club have a couple of upcoming Christmas events! On December 3rd, from 10-2pm, the annual Christmas Extravaganza where 22 vendors will sell their locally made products. No entry fee. This is a perfect opportunity to find the ideal gift. On December 10th, come and see Santa and his elves in action at Santa’s Workshop at the Lions Hall from 10-1pm.  This will be a very exciting time for the young and old. Please come and experience the magic of Christmas though the eyes of children.

Get your Christmas baking and some Christmas items at Land O’Lakes Emmanuel United Church on Saturday, December 3 from 930am to noon, located at 108 Addington Rd. #2, Northbrook.

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Denbigh
Angela Bright

LARC’s Early ON playgroup will be getting together on Friday December 2nd and December 16th from 10 to 12am at the AHCC in Denbigh.  Please bring your young children and come out and visit with other caregivers in the community.

The Denbigh Public Library will be having a Christmas Craft and Story Time on Saturday December 10th from 10 to 11am. Please call the library to register your children 613-333-1426.

The Denbigh Community sends their condolences to the family of Gary Malcolm who passed away recently.    Gary was a very active volunteer in our community during his retirement years.   Our community sends condolences as well to the family of Hulda Fuller who passed away recently at the age of 98.    Hulda along with her children and their families are well known in our community.

The Denbigh Griffith Lions are celebrating Christmas with lots of great events.  There will be a Christmas Market on Saturday December 3rd from 10am to 3am and they are hosting a Christmas Monster BINGO on Tuesday December 6th from 7 to 9pm.  Please join them at the Griffith Community Hall in Griffith.

The Denbigh Recreation Committee is hosting a Stationary Christmas Parade on Saturday December 17th from 5 to 7pm at Heritage Park in Denbigh.  Please let the Committee know if you would like to enter a float by calling 613-333-2224.

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Godfrey
Kelli McRobert

We are excited to announce that, after a 2 year absence, there will be a FREE sit down turkey dinner on Christmas Day organized by John & Sheila Steele and Joyce & Doug Casement.  The location will be at the Verona Lions Hall. Doors open at 1030, meal served at 12 noon. To reserve your spot or get further information, call Sheila Steele 613-374-2884 or Joyce Casement 613-374-3406

Bravo to the Frontenac Women's Choir on a lovely festive event held this past weekend at the Trinity United Church! A great start to the holiday season!

Congratulations on the sale of the Godfrey Store and a 'happy dance' that the post office shall remain open!! Wishing you guys all the best on your new adventures and looking forward to seeing how the store continues to evolve!?

Giving back to the Community!!  Huge shout out to the Frontenac Pickleball Club who donated $1100.00 to the South Frontenac Community Services Corporation. Let's hope we can continue to build our pickleball places to play in South & Central Frontenac so we can support our residents physically and mentally with much needed funding for programs and services! Clap, clap, clap!!!

Have you had a chance to pop over and try Lenny's Deli yet in Sydenham?  YUM. Gluten-free options are also available and they have daily specials to tempt your tummies! 

Prince Charles PS -Vendors Market. Saturday, December 10th, 9am - 3pm. Prince Charles Public School, 6875 Road ( Hwy. 38)/ Verona.

SNACKS WITH SANTA- Saturday December 10, 12 to 2pm, Harrowsmith Social & Athletic Club, 4041 Colebrook Rd. Santa will be catching a ride around Harrowsmith with the local Fire Department starting around 1145am and will arrive at the Harrowsmith S & A Club around noon. Bring a dozen of your favourite snacks to share with Santa and others. This is a Free event. Sponsored in part by Hartington Community Caring!

Central Frontenac Township is seeking community members/volunteers who are interested in sitting on various Township committees and their subcommittees. More information on all volunteer opportunities visit www.centralfrontenac.com.

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Harlowe
Marie White

No column; check back next week!

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Harrowsmith
Marilyn Goodberry

Thanks to everyone who bought the knit and crochet items at Silverbrook’s Garden Centre, Harrowsmith Pharmacy, Sydenham Pharmacy (from Bhavin Patel). We contributed $160.00 to our local food bank. God bless you all.

The Christmas Wreaths will be going up in the village this week. It's wonderful to see all of the lights on houses in Harrowsmith, along the rural roads and through to Verona. It seems like everyone has decided to celebrate Christmas with more lights and more blow up decorations this year. Enjoy...

Rebekah’s pie sale - Apple, strawberry rhubarb, blueberry, pumpkin, raspberry, cherry. To order call 613-876-1330. The last date to order is Sunday, December 4 with a pick up date of Sunday, December 11, between 9 and 11 at the Golden Links Hall. Cost is $15.00

Rebekah's twelve (12) days of Christmas draw. The first draw will be December 1st and the last one on December 12th. Tickets are $5.00 each or 3/$10.00. You could win a 32” smart TV, $100 cash and much more. Tickets can be purchased at the Golden Links Hall on Tuesday mornings from 10 - 12am and Thursday afternoons from 3 -5pm. All proceeds going to the Almost Home Kimmy Fund.

Friday, December 2, from 7pm - 930pm, the Harrowsmith Odd Fellows & Rebekah’s are starting up Youth Dances for children in elementary school. Cost is $6.00. Although there is no grade limit, we tend to get mostly children from grades 5 to 8. If your child is in grade 4 and you feel that he or she is mature enough then please bring them. The canteen will be open with pop, bars, gum and chips.

Update on Lenny's Deli in Sydenham. They are open for breakfast from 6 - 11am and for lunch from 11 - 3pm Monday through Friday. NOTE --> on Saturdays and Sundays, breakfast is served all day.

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Henderson
Jean Brown

Marie White and crew are hosting a yummy bash combining both the fiddlers and the open mic into one, plus adding a hot roast beef sandwich, mashed potatoes, veggies and pie on Sat. Dec. 17 at the ever famously yummy Harlowe Hall from 1- 5pm. Admission is $15.00 for the public and $10.00 for entertainers. Come out and rock on!

Deepest sympathy to Hugh and Susan Baker on the loss of their sister Deb (Hanna) Thompson- educational Assistant, politician, Church helper, first female reeve in her area. Deb was truly well loved by one and all.

The three United Churches are celebrating White Gift Sunday this Sunday Dec. 4 with a mission project to donate nut free granola bars, crackers, and non-perishable food products to the local schools. Please bring to the Henderson church on Sun. Dec. 4 @ 845am as an outreach Christmas sharing project. Thanks in advance.

Our Pine Meadow people had a great time when the Santa Claus parade came right into their parking lot, with thanks to the organizers. Also they recently appreciated an Alzheimer's Coffee Break and enjoyed reconnecting with old friends, and the community while supporting such a fantastic cause. They enjoyed watching the dancing and many brought some decorations to their rooms from the provided decoration table. Sincere thanks everyone.

Henderson United Church is decked out for Christmas with out door lights on the Mary and Joseph statues, outdoor greenery, while the inside features candles, and angelic decorations. It meets weekly at 845am and then on Christmas eve at 7pm for a candle lit service.

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Inverary
by Judy Borovskis

Rotary Calendars filled with local photography and 312 chances to win! $15,000 in prizes. Available at Inverary Pharmasave, Mrs Garrett's Bake Shop,  Neil's Flowers, Limestone Creamery. Great as Christmas gifts – a good size for keeping track of special dates. More info call Darlene at 613-353-1142. Help Rotary to help others!

Breakfast with Santa on Saturday, December 3rd at the Storrington Lions Club Hall 8 to 11am. Includes a meal, activities for kids and time with Santa! Cost is a free-will donation.

3rd Annual Battersea Santa Claus Parade Saturday December 3rd starting at 1pm. from Storrington Public School and ending with hot chocolate with Santa at Battersea United Church. Everyone welcome!

Tickets Available - $5 ! Three Days Left! Great Prizes. Please support the Light Up Our Diamonds Campaign for Ken Garrett Memorial Park. Draws December 4th at 4pm.

Mega LCBO Bottle Drive December 2, 3, 4 from 10am to 4pm at the entrance to Ken Garrett Park. Drop your returns in the trailer – and buy your lucky tickets! We need your help! $24,000 still owing on the lights. Hope to greet you at the park gates.

Eyeglasses & hearing aides - Storrington Lions Club is collecting used eyeglasses and hearing aides. Drop off at the Lions Hall along with your Food Bank donation on December 9th.

Food Drive to fill Christmas Baskets! December 9th drop off time 1 to 5 at the Storrington Lion's Hall. Suggestions are cereal (ie Rice Krispies and Cheerios), crackers, ketchup, toothpaste, relish, mustard, dish soap, white sugar, cookies, peanut butter, jam, spaghetti & sauces, Stove Top Stuffing, cranberry sauce, white bread, brown bread, cheese, eggs, butter, bacon or small hams , paper towel, gravy, coffee, tea. Any and All donations gratefully accepted. Also give thought to warm mittens, hats and socks! Put a warm smile on a happy face!

Calling all youth! Four Rivers Youth Cluster invites you for Christmas Crafts & Cookies from 2 to 4pm. on Saturday, December 10th at Battersea United Church. Thank-you to Kaye from K’s Cottage for being our leader! R.S.V.P. to Rev. Heather by December 5 if you can join us. Let’s have the merriest Christmas ever! (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)

Join the Storrington Lions Club! Offering fun, friendship and a sense of purpose – become a Lion. YOU are welcome at the next dinner meeting at the Lions Hall in Sunbury at 630pm on Tuesday, December 13th. RSVP to Catherine at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

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Maberly-Bolingbroke
Karen Prytula

Maberly Fair is hosting a Euchre Card Party on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month. 7pm. $5 per person. Maberly Hall, 180 Maberly Elphin Road. Contact Sue Munro at 613-268-2507 for more information.

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Mississippi
by Pearl Killingbeck

Note to Kevin from Snow Road – What a surprise I got on November 25th. I got a phone call from a woman in Toronto who had been at that first Elvis concert in Toronto. She said she attended the concert and I think she said she had won the tickets. She said the year was 1957. She saw him in person and he wore a gold jumpsuit. Her name is June Johnson and she used to live in Arden. I am so glad she called and let me know the year that that poster was made so now you and I both know.

Sympathy to the friends and family of Ralph Lehman from McDonald’s Corners who passed away.

So sorry to hear Palmerston Marina is closing for the winter. Chuck – we are going to miss our coffee breaks with you so much.

Olive told me that “Elvis” performed at the seniors’ residence on Friday, November 25th. I couldn’t attend to see him but she said he wasn’t as good as Steve Goodberry. He was there from 3 to 430 and he is the only “Elvis” that I have missed so far who was in this area.

Don’t forget the Mississippi Free Methodist Church Christmas Pot Luck on at 5pm on Sunday, December 4th at the Community Centre in Snow Road.

The Snow Road Community Centre Social Christmas Dinner will be held on Wednesday, December 14th at 6pm. Bring a side dish or dessert. The Community Centre will provide the turkey and fixings. Donations for the local Food Bank would be appreciated.

Happy 40th birthday to Ryan DeLisle. Get well wishes to Harriett Riddell.

There is a craft sale at the Snow Road Snowmobile Club on Saturday, December 3rd. No more breakfasts until 2023.

Pearl’s Gem: Become someone’s hero.

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Ompah
by Linda Rush & Marily Seitz

Three local elves (Lorrie, Kathy and  Marily) were busy this week as they decorated the hall in preparation for the holiday activities.

The Ompah Hall will be filled with the sounds of excited children at the Children's Christmas Party at 2pm on Sat., Dec. 3.  Santa may even make an appearance with a gift for children who are registered.   At 6pm, the Santa Claus parade will start at the township office, travel through Plevna and end at the Ompah Hall.  Thanks to the Fire Department who are organizing the children's activities and the parade, and to the Community Centre for providing the refreshments.

There is a box in the foyer of the Community Centre to collect Food Bank donations.  Healthy non-perishable foods are welcome.

Rural Frontenac Community Services have launched a new program called Community Café to connect with seniors on a regular basis, and provide health and wellness presentations/activities.  On December 7, Pam Lemke of the Alzheimer Society will be coming to the Ompah Community Centre to share information and resources on dementia and caregiver support. The doors open at 11am, with soup and social to follow. The event is free for seniors 60+. For more information, call 613-279-3151 or e-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Bake your favourite  Christmas cookies, bring them to the Ompah Hall, and go home with an equal amount of a wonderful variety of cookies.  The annual Cookie Exchange takes place on Sat. Dec, 10 at 10am.

The December Birthday Bash will be held on Wed., Dec. 21 at 6pm.  This month the hall will provide roast beef, mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetables and buns.  Please bring either a small salad or dessert to share along with some money to go in the pot to pay for hall rental and gifts for some local folks who could use a little extra during the holidays.

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Parham-Tichborne
by Elijah Abrams

Granite Ridge Education Center is once again hosting their Christmas Store.  Students are able to shop for their family.  They are looking for gently used items to be brought into the School by December 5.  Remember: these need to be small enough to go home on the school bus.  So while you are putting up your Christmas decor and see items that you may not need or use anymore, or items that don't match your decor, consider donating to this awesome Christmas experience for the students.  Thanks to everyone who has already contributed.

Hope you had the opportunity to support North Frontenac Little Theatre in their production of The Red Lamp play.

Reminder of the Festival of Trees.  “My Favourite Things" is on this weekend.  Friday, December 2 ( 1 - 8pm) and then Saturday Dec. 3 from 10 to 4. Be sure to get your tickets and don't forget a donation to the Food Bank.

Don't forget the Christmas Market at Circle Square Rance on Dec. 3 from 10am to 3pm.  1361 Price Road, in Arden.  There are lots of vendors and you will be sure to find something for everyone on your list!!!

It was so handy to get your COVID and/or your flu shot at Granite Ride on Tuesday.  Thanks to those who were responsible for this event.  Great job!

Also on this weekend is the Drive By Santa Claus Parade at Parham Fair Grounds, sponsored by the District #4 Recreation Committee who are also taking donations to the Food Bank.  Sit in your car,  drive around the race track and see the beautiful displays!  You can enjoy the parade without getting out and braving the elements!  Have a company or business, or just love Christmas?  Then join us!! Contact Liz Steele-Drew to let them know of your interest, then you show up earlier on Sunday to claim a section of the track for your display - easy as that, and it's FREE!!!  Let's all get into the spirit of Christmas and see the big man himself (he will be set up by the canteen this year) and he would love to see all the little ones!  See you there!!!

The Sharbot Lake Santa Claus Parade is on Dec. 10.  Nice to go out in the evening to see all the pretty light displays.

Here are the December birthdays: Joel Gray, Sharon Quinn, Lisa Hamilton, Josh Neadow, Steven Steele, Lisa McLellan, Derrick Hole, Jen MacPherson, Jodi Allen, Joe Sproule, Wray Gillespie, Jean Brown, Dawson McLellan, Michael Morrow, Mya Wolfe, Bruce Teal, Bill Lowery, Richard Hartwick, Louise Lee, Nicki LeClair, Alyssa Teal, Amanda Neadow, Stirling Hamilton, Madison Courtney, Mary Jane Badour, Shelley Hamilton, Viv Lowery, Terri Lynn Ducharme, Cheryl Bertrim, Angela Corkum, Ilona Cox, Wendy Sproule, Brad Gibson, Amanda Hamilton, Jim Steele, Aaron LaPointe, Mike Goodberry, Virginia Hamilton, Joe Mallette, Vicki Babcock, Ralph Lowery, Tanner Meeks, Tyson Thompson, Natasha Emery, Jess Quinn, Tiffany Thompson, Julie Whan, Lorne Hamilton, Whitney Lowery, Brittany Bertrim, Grant Thompson.

And Happy  Anniversary to Allan Gurnsey & Jean Brown and Nancy & Tony Strugnell.

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Perth Road
by Peter Bird

Christmas Eve Services: 830pm at Perth Road United Church, 10pm at Wilmer Church (with communion).

UPCOMING EVENTS Perth Rd. Sunday School Hall:

Tuesday Lunches - Charge is $8 per person. Great value for home-made soup, sandwiches and desert.

Xmas Concert: Cancelled.

OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS

THE Leland Helping Hand - We are looking for new members, please contact Peggy Newport at 613-353-2635.

LELAND HELPING HAND, Four Handed Euchre, Thursdays at 1pm, $5, includes light refreshments at Harris Park, 5612 Perth Road Crescent, Perth Road Village.

Perth Road VILLAGE Crafters continue to meet every Wednesday: 930am – 1130am at Harris Park Hall, 5612 Perth Road Cres. If you’re a first timer, check us out for free. Please contact Cheryl Bird 613-353-7303.

Local Rotary cash calendar and photos. 312 chances to win giving $15,000 in prizes. For only $20.00 great Xmas gift. Available at Inverary Pharmasave, Mrs Garrett's Bakery, Trousdale Home Hardware, Sydenham Farm and Pet store, or call Darlene at 613-353-1142.

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Plevna
by Rhonda Watkins

Hello North Frontenac neighbours! Did you hear about the 12 books of reading yet? If you would like to bring some extra Christmas magic into your children's lives this year, stop by our Cloyne or Plevna Library and pick out 12 special books or let me pick them out and you can be surprised, too! I will even have wrapping paper to wrap them up for you! Then each night your family can enjoy some quality time and a special surprise treat by your Christmas tree! All you need is a library card!! Please contact me for more information.

The Palmerston Lake Marina Christmas by the Lake Craft Show is this Saturday, December 3rd from 10am - 2pm. There will be unique gifts to buy and you can purchase tickets for raffle baskets to support our local food bank! While you are there, check out the store sales because the Marina will be closing for the winter and their last day open will be Sunday, December 11th.

Sunday, December 4th, The Silent Valley Alpaca Farm invites you to their Open House from 10am - 5pm. You can have your picture taken and join them for some yummy hot apple cider, baked goods and shopping! For more information, you can call 613-858-8883 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Saturday, December 3rd is the Santa Claus Parade and Christmas Party!

The Visit with Santa Party is at 2pm at the Ompah Community Center, where there will also be crafts and facepainting and photos with the jolly red big guy! 

The parade leaves the Township office at 6pm and makes its way down hwy 506 towards Plevna and finishes off at the Ompah Community Center on hwy 509. Everyone is welcome to participate with a float and for more information, you can contact Dillon at 613 650-7746.

Congratulations to Michelle Hand who guessed 1650 light bulbs in the River Hill & Fine Foods Ltd. Christmas light contest!! There were 1680, so Michelle was the closest without going over. She won a delicious sweet bottle of their home made maple syrup!

Don't forget River Hill's  awesome lights display started again last Saturday night! Every night you can drive through between 5-9pm and enjoy all the festive Christmas lights!! Don't forget to set your radio to their Christmas music station to enjoy the full effect!! They are located off River Road at 1311 Struthadam Road. You just have to follow the signs! Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights from 5-8, there are also mini donuts and wagon rides available! As an added bonus this year, every night from Christmas to their last day open on December 30th, you can also visit them from 5-8pm for their delicious mini donuts and wagon rides!!

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Sydenham
by Karen Brawley

HO HO HOLY CHRISTMAS, Sydenham.   What a weekend we had last weekend.  A tree lighting on Friday night drew a great crowd and our tree is now officially lit for the season, and looks fantastic - it’s grown so much (just like our wonderful community).

But the parade -  WOW.  AMAZING.  The talk of the town, indeed.  Thanks to all those behind the scenes who made this happen this year.  The participants were amazing, the laughter and smiles were plenty.  Way to go, Sydenham.

Feeling festive, Memory Lane Flowers and Gifts has their elf in a hole station set up right beside the shop. Be sure to make it one of your many stops in our village this holiday season, and post your photos.   Christine at Memory Lane is in her 25th Christmas season.

There’s a new stylist in town.  The Travelling Hairstylist,  let her come to your home (perfect for some) or go to her salon. Just contact Jen at 613-888-5574 for your hair needs.  In the spirit of Christmas, for each service performed, she is donating $5 to the Food Bank.  From Dec 1st-Dec 24th.  Not only will you have a new do for Christmas but you’ll be giving back to our local foodbank.  Thanks Jenevive.  Wishing you much success in your new venture.

I think one of the things I love best about our village at Christmas (and any other time for that matter) is you can get almost everything you need to make your holiday season. When you’re thinking of that special someone on your list, and out and about fulfilling your list, be sure to thank all the amazing staff and business owners who are doing a fantastic job representing our local community. 

Sydenham Women's Institute members invite you to their Christmas. Craft & Bake Sale, showcasing a variety of Vendors. On Saturday, December 3rd, 9am to 2pm, at the Verona Lions Hall, 4504 Verona Sand Road.

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Verona
Debbie Lingen

Style Revival will be open TWO Saturdays in December. December 3 and December 10 from 10am to 1pm. It will also be open, as usual, Wednesdays from 10am to 1pm. Style Revival, which is located in the Verona Free Methodist Church at 6804 Hwy 38, offers free gently used clothing and footwear for all ages.

Santa Claus is coming to Verona on Saturday, December 3 from 11am to 2pm. This free outdoor event will take place on the north side of Nicole's Gifts and is sponsored by Verona Hardware, Revell Ford and Nicole's Gifts. Pets are welcome, and please bring your own cameras.

A Christmas Craft and Bake Sale will be held at the Verona Lions Hall on Saturday, December 3 from 9am to 2pm. This is hosted by the Sydenham Women's Institute. Free admission. Lunch will be sold.

Everyone is invited to the ANNUAL Prince Charles Public School HOLIDAY MARKET on Saturday, Dec. 10 from 9am to 3pm at Prince Charles Public School. Over 50+ vendors! Breakfast with Santa 9am - noon. Lunch Cafe and more! Admission : non-perishable food item or $1.00 (for the South Frontenac Food Bank) This is the school's BIG annual fundraiser in support of student activities.

The team at Food Less Travelled has stepped up their fund raising!! For every donation to their Christmas For Kids jar, you or your children can choose one of the ornaments from the tree. Beckie Laine Cox crocheted skates and Annah Harriman made acrylic hand painted ornaments. Food Less Travelled added single sprinkle sugar cookies to the tree and Kate has offered to make one of their famous pies for the business that gets the most donations to the Christmas for Kids fund.

It is wonderful to announce that after a two year absence, there will be a FREE sit down TURKEY DINNER on Christmas Day at the Verona Lions Hall. Doors open at 10:30 with meal at 12 noon. To reserve your spot or get more information, call Sheila Steele 613-374-2884 or Joyce Casement 613-374-3406.

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