Community Columns - November 10th, 2022

Nov 09, 2022

These columns from our community reporters are updated every week.

Table of Contents

• Arden
• Battersea/Storrington
• Cloyne - Northbrooke
• Denbigh
• Godfrey
• Harlowe
• Harrowsmith
• Henderson
• Inverary
• Maberly-Bolingbroke
• Mississippi
• Ompah
• Parham-Tichborne
• Perth Road
• Plevna
• Sydenham
• Verona

Arden
by Wanda Harrison

What Great weather we’re having. Hope the hunters enjoy it!

The Sharbot Lake and District Lions are hosting an “All you can Breakfast” Saturday November 12, at the Oso Hall 8am – 11am.. This group has continually worked hard in aid of the many causes held near and der to our hearts, but this month it’s to help those families less fortunate than us; the Salvation Army Christmas Hamper Baskets. Let’s get out and support this extremely worthy cause.

Did you try out the Charity Bingo at the Arden Legion last week? If not, come on out and try your luck. There has to be a winner and it might as well be you! Starting out at 6:00 am sharp they start calling out the numbers. A card is only $6, so give it a whirl.

Tomorrow is Remembrance Day and the Annual service in Arden will begin at 11:00am sharp at the Cenotaph. Wear your Poppy with pride and show your support to the people, past and present, who gave you your freedom.

The Friends of Arden are hosting their Annual Tree Lighting ceremony, at the Heritage Garden (across from the Mill Pond) Saturday November 26, at 7pm. This event always welcomes Christmas to the Hamlet. There will be Hot Chocolate and cookies available for everyone!

Circle Square Ranch will be hosting their Annual Christmas Dinner at the Ranch, Wednesday November 30 at 6pm. They will be serving a complete Turkey Dinner along with all the fixings and the proceeds will go toward camper scholarships for 2023. This is an RSVP event so please get in touch by calling 613-335-5403 or emailing This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and let me know that you would like to attend. Take is also available.

Communities are excited that the Festival of Trees is returning to our area, albeit on a bit of a smaller scale. Everyone is asked to deliver their entries on Thursday December 1, after 1pm, judging is Friday December 2 followed by a luncheon where the winners will be announced and Saturday December. The raffle ticket draw will be held at 4pm. Our area rep. is Sarah Hale, and if you have any questions or would like to enter, please get in touch with her and she can give you all of the details.

On December 3, 11am to 3pm, Circle Square Ranch has arranged a Christmas Market featuring local vendors. Artists, bakers, crafters canners will be on hand and other unique creations will be available so folks can do their Christmas Shopping. There will be a hot lunch for sale so you can refuel and then continue shopping.

Last week, I mentioned that Santa would be visiting Sharbot Lake, and now I have the details. Santa Claus will see the little ones at the Sharbot Lake Legion December 10, 2pm - 4pm. Hot chocolate and hot dogs will be available.

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Battersea/Storrington
by Amanda Pantrey

There will be a Remembrance Day Ceremony once again at Sandhill Cemetery on November 11th, the service starts at 10:45 am.

There is a Christmas Vendors Market at the Inverary United Church on November 12th from 10am – 3pm.

The Frontenac Society of Model Engineers is hosting their last operation day of the year on November 19th. Be sure to head to their tracks located off Doris Smith Lane in Battersea (beside the ball diamond) for some family fun train-time. The club will be there starting at 10am and will run to approximately 3pm depending on the weather and turn out. Donations accepted.

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’.

The number one cause of car accidents in Battersea is deer. Which is crazy because they can’t drive.

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Cloyne - Northbrooke
by Nancy Skipper

The LOL Lions invite you to join them in the Remembrance Service Friday, November 11th from 1-2pm at the Hall.

Don’t forget to reserve your ham dinner for Nov 12th. Dine-in or take-out. Just $20 and all proceeds go to Diabetes Canada. Call Lynn at 613-336-9426.

Winter is coming and so is Santa! Please join several community organizations and businesses on Sat, Nov 26th at 1pm for the Lions Club Santa Claus Parade. There will be a marching band, live reindeer and, of course, Santa himself. The Holly Shoppe will be open to young children for a chance to shop for family members. Everything under $1.  

LOL Lions will be hosting a Christmas Extravaganza on December 3rd. There will be 18 artisans presenting their crafts and goodies for you to get some Christmas shopping done early.

The Lions are holding Santa’s Workshop on December 10th where the local children will experience being amongst the elves, Santa and Mrs. Claus getting ready for deliveries December 24th. Games, crafts, and hot chocolate station are just a few of the activities to enjoy. Come and experience the wonder! 

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Denbigh
Angela Bright

What a nice Halloween evening this past week.  And a special thanks to the Denbigh Fire Department for opening the Denbigh Fire Hall and sharing the evening with the community to give out candy.  Thank you to the 50 trick or treaters that help make this event successful.  

Take extra care if you are in the bush, and watch for the hunters as the season has started.  We hope you have a nice season and good luck.

LARC’s Early ON playgroups are designed for caregivers and their children aged 0 - 6.  They are a place to discuss parenting with registered ECE’s, get acquainted with your local family resources, meet new people and spend meaningful times with the children in your lives.  The playgroup runs from 10am-12noon. at the AHCC Denbigh on Friday November 18th and December 2nd, 16th.   It is a great program and a fun way to meet others in the community.

The Denbigh Library has some exciting new items for you to borrow.  Non-Fiction books include Highway 41: Looking Back, The New Royals - Queen Elizabeth’s Legacy and Future of the Crown, and Whiskey and Wickedness - Frontenac, Lennox and Addington Counties.  They also have some new DVD’s for you to watch:  Elvis, Top Gun - Maverick, Walker - Seasons 1 and 2, Where The Crawdads Sing, and Lightyear (Disney).

Christmas is just around the corner and the Denbigh Recreation Committee is planning a Stationary Parade on Saturday December 17 at Heritage Park.  Start to think about ideas and join in the fun by entering a float.  Please let us know if you are interested in entering a float.  Call 613-333-2224.  We will also be carrying on the tradition of the annual Christmas Lights Contest.  More details to follow in the next month.

The Vennachar Free Methodist Church is planning an ‘Open Mic” on Friday November 18th at 7pm.  Come along, bring your instruments and friends for a hand clapping, toe tapping good time.  Everyone is welcome.  Come as you are.  Light refreshments will be served.

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Godfrey
Kelli McRobert

Hockey helmets must show the date the helmet was made. Helmets more than 5 years old should not be bought or sold-the parts and materials can break down with age. To learn more go to the Health Canada website.

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Harlowe
Marie White

No column; check back next week!

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Harrowsmith
Marilyn Goodberry

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 from 9n and 11am at the Golden Links Hall.  Cost is $15.

It's new - Lenny's Deli in Sydenham is now open to everyone in the area.  They are located at 4415 Wheatley Street, across from the Municipal Offices.  Open for breakfast from 6am-11am and for lunch from 11am – 3pm every day.  

Friday, November 11, is Remembrance Day.  There will be wreaths placed across from the Parkette in Harrowsmith early in the morning and then removed that night.  Please feel free to stop and pay your respects or place a poppy.

Friday, November 25, the Harrowsmith and District Social & Athletic Club is once again pleased to announce their semi-annual Chinese dinner and Quarter Auction.  At the club at 4041 Colebrooke Road, Harrowsmith.  Dinner starts at 6:30pm.  Tickets are $18 for active members and $20 for non-members available through  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 613-549-2937.

Saturday, November 12 is the Roberta Struthers Memorial Craft & Bake Sale between 9am - 2pm at the Golden Links Hall, Harrowsmith.  Lunch will be available.  To rent a table please call 613-372-2410.  

Saturday, November 19, will be the Harrowsmith Free Methodist Church Annual Craft Fair from 9am -2:30pm at 3876 Harrowsmith Road.  Call 613-372-1238 for more information.  Admission is free.  

Sunday, November 20, there will be a Chinese dinner and silent auction at the Golden Links Hall, Harrowsmith.  This is a fundraising event with all proceeds going to the Almost Home “Kimmy fund”.  Doors will open at 4pm and dinner will be served at 17:00 followed by the auction.  Tickets must be purchased in advance.  They can be bought at the Sydenham One Stop, Harrowsmith gas station, Hartington gas station and Asselstine Hardware in Verona.  Cost is $20.00.  For more information call 613-372-2410.

The Rebekah’s are having a 12 days of Christmas draw.  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 - 12 AM and Thursday afternoons from 15 - 17 PM.  First draw will be December 1st with the last one on December 12th.  All proceeds going to the Almost Home Kimmy Fund.

Friday, December 2, from 19:00 to 21:30 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. 

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Henderson
Jean Brown

Henderson is rocking on in that two-week family vacation known as hunting season and I get hungry when out walking, smelling all the good home baking and meals being created for the hungry hunters. Pickled eggs and butter tarts are the two main favourites it seems. Our population has doubled with everyone coming home from “away” to hunt. Of course the “catch” is top secret- but that same old one seems to get away every year, and also gets bigger too!

Our Pine Meadow people enjoyed an outing to Iron Rooster Rotisserie and Grill in the Marmora area where they had a super duper time at this family run chicken spot on the seven highway.

Our own Marie White and crew host the Fiddlers event on Fri. Nov. 18 from 1-5 and the open mic on Sat. Nov. 26 from 1-5 at the ever famously fantastic Harlowe Hall. Entertainers $2.00 and all others $5.00. It’s a hoot and a holler! Food will be available to purchase.

Special thanks to our own Dave Riddell of Henderson/Bordenwood who custom made the gate latches at the Railway Heritage Park in Sharbot Lake. They are on the reproduction of a CPR stock pen from the original 1919 plans. Next spring when the wood is dry, the stock pen will be whitewashed. Thanks Dave “you done good!”

Samaritans Purse Operation Christmas Child is offering their boxes at the Kuriosity Shop12293 Hwy 41, Northbrook, from 2:30-5. Anja can give you further info at 613-336-2834. Let’s get behind this Christmas effort and get the boxes returned to the Kuriosity Shop by Nov. 19 at 5pm. Operation Christmas Child is an international Christian relief initiative of Samaritan’s Purse that works in more than 100 countries to fill up shoe boxes with Christmas gifts for children in need around the world. Last year, Canadians filled more than 413,000 shoeboxes with gifts such as toys, school supplies, and hygiene items, plus personal notes and photos. This year the war-torn Ukraine will receive shoe boxes from Canada. Thanks everyone for all the items that Canadians lovingly put in their shoeboxes, and the $10-per-box they donate to cover shipping and other program costs.

Tomorrow Fri. Nov. 11 is Remembrance Day so please check out the various celebrations held around the area and attend to offer remembering of this significant day.

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Inverary
by Judy Borovskis

Remembrance Day Service November 11th at Sandhill Cemetery will be followed by a reception at Storrington Lions Club Hall in Sunbury.

Flu Shots are available at Inverary Pharmasave! Just walk-in during regular business hours.

Christmas Vendor Market Saturday November 12th from 10 am to 3 pm at Inverary United Church in support of the new lighting at Ken Garrett Park. A real treat with a wide assortment of talent on display! See you there!

Holiday Market November 19th at Inverary United Church Hall from 10 – 2 pm. All proceeds support Perth Road Public School – School Initiatives.

Women's Spirit Circle at Inverary United Church Hall on November 24th from 6:30 to 8:00 pm. For info contact Rev. Heather at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Tickets Available! Win one of 7 Prizes! Light Up Our Diamonds at Ken Garrett Memorial Park. Draw December 4th at 4 pm. – get your tickets now! December 2, 3, 4 will be a three-day Mega LCBO Bottle Drive 10 to 4 pm at the park gates. Drop your returns in the trailer – I'll be there for your last chance to buy tickets!

Eyeglasses & Hearing Aides! Storrington Lions Club is collecting used eyeglasses and hearing aides to help people in developing countries. Drop off at the Lions Hall in Sunbury along with your Food Bank donation on December 9.

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

Food Drive to fill Christmas Baskets! December 9th drop off between 1 and 5 at the Storrington Lion's Hall. A special time for giving! 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!

Great Ham Supper at Battersea United Church. Thanks to all the cooks and helpers! It was the best ham I have ever eaten! Thank you, Judy

As you are reading this, I am blowing out candles! Another year older! t's just a number and the cake is small so only one candle … I can handle this!

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Maberly-Bolingbroke
Karen Prytula

Remembrance Day – We should take the time to remember the following military veterans from the local area who were in the Great War, World War II, & the Korean War: Arden Fournier, Arthur Warrington, Bill Ritchie, Burns McDonnell, Clarence Hall, Craig Greer, Daniel Linton, Delbert Warwick, Earl Tysick, Edwin Burns Gordon, Elwin Gordon, George E. Morrison, Gilbert Blair, Gladstone Linton, Harold Walker, Harry Moore, Herb Charlton, Irene Kirkham (Strong), Ivan Wheaton, Jack Fleming, James Lackey, John Fleming, Kenneth Allan, Melville Kirkham, Miller Warrington, R. A. Buchanan, Robert Greer, Wyn Truelove, and those who we might have missed. We thank you for protecting us and your service to our great country.

The ABC Hall presents: Margarita Pub and Dance Night – Join us for a Mexican themed Pub and Dance Night November 12, 2022, featuring the music of the Three2GO band. Doors open at 7 pm, Music at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $25 and are available at ONstagedirect.com Mexican snacks will be served and the bar has margaritas available as well as all your drinks of choice. ABC Hall, 3166 Bolingbroke Road, Maberly. www.abchall.ca For more information please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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Mississippi
by Pearl Killingbeck

Sympathy to family, friends and neighbours on the death of Marg Desroches – what a lovely lady she was, she will be missed.

I didn’t have many spooks on Halloween – only 3 but they all had great outfits. There was even a miniature “Lloyd Gilchrist” dressed for work at Gemmill Sand and Gravel. I want to thank my granddaughter Shawna for doing up my treat bags for me.

I heard there were approximately 108 people fed at the last skidoo club breakfast. The next breakfast will be on Saturday, November 12th from 8am to 11am.

Birthday wishes to Brenda and Barb Allen. Special 80th birthday wishes to Jim Dix – may you have a perfect day. Thank you Lorraine for the lovely visit and chat.

Sympathy to Wendy Crain again on the loss of another brother. Wendy – we are praying for strength for you to get through this terrible time.

Sympathy to the Lindop and Beckwith families on the passing of Karen Beckwith.

I want to thank the lady from Mississippi dump – Donna Denna – who stopped in for a visit and gave me a pair of Elvis earrings that had belonged to her mother. That was so thoughtful of her and I love them.

A big thank you to Kevin from Snow Road who gave me a large framed concert poster for Elvis in Canada at the Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto on April 2nd. That was Elvis’ first time in Canada – appearing with him were the Jordonnaires as special musical guests. He was also starring at the Ottawa Stadium on April 3rd. The price was $3.50. There is no year on the poster but that had to be many years ago before he was well-known. He had a matinee and an evening show. What a treasure! Thank you so much. He also gave me an Elvis head sound speaker. I will treasure these for as long as I have left.

Mark your calendars for the next community dinner – Wednesday, November 17th is Italian Romance night at the Snow Road Community Centre. Bring your favourite dish.

The games nights are being held every second Tuesday night at 7pm. at the Community Centre. Last Tuesday (1st November) Dieter and Janet were teaching/playing a rummy tiles game and there was the usual table of euchre being played as well. Come join the fun – practice the games you know, learn a new game or bring along a game you enjoy to share.

Pearl’s Gem: Every person you meet knows something you don’t – learn from them.

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Ompah
by Linda Rush & Marily Seitz

There is a picture attached of some of the Ompah Pickleball players enjoying gentle exercise in the wonderful fall weather.

Ompah enthusiasts have found Pickleball!  About 10 folks from Ompah have played (sort of) at the two courts and nets at the rink at Clar-Mill Hall.  As long as the weather continues to be fair, the gang will get together.  They will be looking for an indoor place to play once the snows come.  If you want to join in the fun contact Marily (see info at the top of the Ompah column)

The Ompah Community Library is attached to the Community Centre and is open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 10am - 12noon.  You can obtain a wifi password without charge during library hours. Donations of cash are welcome to pay for the monthly internet fee.  Everything in the library has been donated and it is run by volunteers.   Donations of books and DVD's are welcome.  However, because of limited space, they can only accept books that are newer than 5 years old.  Unfortunately, recently several boxes were dropped off full of older books by wonderful mystery/thriller authors but there is no room for them.  Since it is a shame to throw out books, there is a table of good books for the taking outside the library door, in the hall foyer.  Please help yourself to as many books as you can use and pass on.

We hope everyone remembered to set their clocks back an hour and are enjoying the extra hour of sleep.  It has been so dark in the morning that I am now enjoying waking to the light.

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Parham-Tichborne
by Elijah Abrams

Please take note of the Date change for Santa's Visit to the Legion in Sharbot Lake.  It is now Dec. 10 from 2 to 4 pm sponsored by the Lions Club.

This Saturday come on out to the CE Building in Parham (at the back of the United Church) and support our local vendors...something for everyone, as well as the District #4 Recreation Committee - they will be having a bake table and will have Chili and Soup for lunch - so be sure to pop in.  It runs from 10 am to 2 pm.  If you happen to be a baker and which to donate some homemade goodies....we would appreciate it so much!  Thanks

DIstrict #4 Recreation Committee is also planning their Drive By Santa Parade on Sunday Dec. 4th from 1 pm to 3 pm.  If you are a business, organization, group, club, or anyone really!  Be sure to let us know you would like to put a float or display in the parade.  Items will be collected at the Canteen for the local Food bank.

Hope everyone is enjoying this wonderful weather!

The Christmas Train will once again pass by this area.  Be sure to check the times on their website.

Don't forge to wear your Poppy and remember all those who gave the ultimate sacrifice.

The Parham United Church held a beautiful Remembrance Day Service on Sunday....a loving tribute to all those who have given and still giving today.  

If you have the opportunity please attend a Remembrance Day Service or watch it on the television.

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Perth Road
by Peter Bird

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

Also at the Hall, there will be Christmas Concert with Chris Murphy & Jon McLurg to get the Holliday spirit rolling! Dec. 11th. Payment by Goodwill offering.

The Inverary Christmas sale is on at at Inverary United Church. November 12, 2022 10-2pm

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 meet every Wednesday: 9:30am – 11:30am 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, 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

The last weight loss challenge in North Frontenac came to an end this weekend. After 8 weeks of great effort, 20 out of 27 people weighed out and together lost 167.4 pounds! Congratulations to everybody that participated and Big Congratulations to the $425 First Place Winner Betty Hunter! Betty wowed everybody with a whopping 10.34% weight loss after losing 21.8 pounds!! The $175 Second place went to myself, I am proud to share that I earned a 9.04% weight loss after losing 20.9 pounds and Congratulations to Rob White who brought home the $75 third place prize with a 8.48% weight loss and losing 17.3 pounds!! Special mention also to 4th place Bonnie Ray, who lost 13.8 pounds and earned a 7.98% weight loss and 5th place went to Nancy Traviss White who lost 16.4 pounds and earned a 7.31%!! We have a new 9-week challenge that started up this past week and I wish everybody the best of luck!!

Radon is a naturally occurring, radioactive gas that comes from the breakdown of uranium found in rocks and soil. You can't see, smell or taste radon, but it can be dangerous to us if it is in our homes. Did you know that you can borrow a radon detector at your local Kingston Frontenac Public Library? All you need is a library card to make a reservation! You can reserve it online at www.kfpl.ca or visit your local Plevna Library on Tues or Thurs from 2-4pm and 5-7pm and Fri and Sat 10-1pm.

You can stop by the North of 7 Restaurant for breakfast during their new extended hours through deer season! They will be open 9-3 for Wednesday and Thursday, in addition to their regular Friday, Saturday and Sunday hours!! Thank you North of 7!! Our Community appreciates you!!

This blew me away!! Happy 75th Birthday on November 2nd to fellow Ompah Columnist Linda Rush!! Lovely Linda must be drinking from the fountain of youth because she looks great!!

Visit Riverhill Farm and Fine Food Facebook page and make a guess on how many Christmas lights are in the picture contest!! On November 25th, the winner will be announced and awarded one of their delicious bottles of pure maple syrup!! Yum!! 

Please mark your calendars and join the Township of North Frontenac at their Remembrance Day Service on Friday November 11th at 10:45pm at the North Frontenac War Memorial at 6598 Buckshot Lake Road in Plevna and don't forget to stop into the hall and see the lovely archives display as well!

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Sydenham
by Karen Brawley

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Verona
Debbie Lingen

There will be a Remembrance Service on Friday, November 11 at 10:50 am at the Verona Cenotaph. Contact the Verona Community Association by email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. if you wish to lay a wreath.

Style Revival will be open Saturday, November 12 from 10 am to 1 pm. It will also be open as usual Wednesdays from 10 am to 1 pm. 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

Christmas Open House at Nicole's Gifts will be held on Saturday November 12. They will be donating a portion of their sales to Verona Christmas for Kids!

The Roberta Struthers Memorial Craft & Bake Sale will be held Saturday, November 12 from 9am to 2pm at the Golden Links Hall, Harrowsmith. Lunch will be available. To rent a table please call 613-372-2410

The Seniors and Law Enforcement Together (SALT) committee wish to invite you to a free lunch and presentation on Wills and Power of Attorney by Michelle Foxton of Michelle L. Foxton Professional Corporation on Friday, November 18, Grace Hall - Sydenham. Reservations required. You may register online at www.frontenacsalt.ca or by calling the Southern Frontenac Community Services Corporation (SFCSC) at 613-376-6477 no later than Monday November 14.

The 6th Annual Christmas Gift and Craft Sale will be held Thursday and Friday, November 17 and 18 from 10 am to 6 pm and Saturday November 19 from 10 am to 2 pm.

Christmas in the Village, the annual Craft Fair will be held Saturday, November 19 at the Harrowsmith Free Methodist Church from 9am to 2:30pm. Free admission.

The Twisted Knitters Group holds its meetings every second and fourth Wednesday in the Trinity United Church upper hall from 10am to 12noon. All knitters and crocheters are welcome to attend. A small donation will be accepted to cover operational costs.

It's going to be a very merry Christmas Dinner's Club on Thursday December 1st at Verona Free Methodist Church, 6804 Hwy 38. Join us at noon for a fabulous turkey dinner, lots of laughs, and a conversation about the health benefits of humor by Nurse/Comedian, Amy Sloan. Just $10 per person, 55+. You must pre-register by November 28. Please call Joanne at 613-376-6477 ext 303.

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