Community dining

Eight-year-old Cameron Whynot helped his mom Kate with gift wrapping for the Treasure House in Kentville. Whynot is a ScotianMcLeod employee. photo by
Wendy Elliott
Susanne Winters (left), Therese Bolduc, Linda Hughan and Ann Anderson enjoy working together at the Dec. 25 Wolfville dinner. photo by
Wendy Elliott
jpgThe annual community Christmas dinner at the recreation centre in Kentville Dec. 25 was a joyous event according to one of the organizers Eve Steenbeek. photo by
Bob Watson
Mennonite youth choir brings Christmas caroling to the Kentville dinner. photo by
Bob Watson

Published on January 11, 2012
Wendy Elliott

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