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The Vankleek Hill Home Tour
DIANE HUNTER diane.hunter@eap.on.ca
throughout the day to bring visitors to the different locations in the tour, making get- ting around easy. Aside from touring these incredible homes, there will also be church lunches, a choir performance, high tea (re- servations required), and much more. The first house on the list is an impressive home with five fireplaces, grand ceilings, large rooms, and the grace from another era, decorated by Donna Doucette.The Cho- colate Box will have tasty treats and other homemade goodies available for purchase. Each year, a new house is chosen to be added to the tour. This year’s new home is lavishly decorated for the holidays. Hillcrest Farm’s Sandra Daigle will be on site with her popular fruitcake, jams and jellies.The deco- rator for this lovely home is Lorel Crawford. The HigginsonHouse will have a table for 16 set up for a holiday dinner and tickets can
It’s hard to believe the holiday season is just about upon us.The VankleekHill Home Tour is a great way to start the season. The first Saturday inNovember marks the annual tour featuring heritage homes exqui- sitely adorned for the holidays. This year’s tour features six heritage homes throughout the village. New events have been planned this year, including having a photo taken in a vin- tage sleigh by professional photographer Jan Amell. There will be period-style capes, bonnets, and shawls for visitors to borrow to make amemorable photo. Half the proceeds of the photo booth will go toward the Child- ren’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO). Three shuttle buses will be running
Several beautiful homes will be on display during the Vankleek Hill Home Tour, Saturday, November 7, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
be purchased to win everything on the table. This house, designed by Lise St. Andre, is also home to the Arbor Gallery. Many pieces which are part of the Christmas Small Works
Showwill be displayed for viewing, and the shop will have several items for sale. More information is available at www. vankleekhill.ca/HomeTour/.
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Hawkesbury Legion supports Cadets StephanHollander and Alan Cote fromHawkesbury Ford gave a cheque for a whopping $12,120 to Caroline Bourassa from the Canadian Cancer Society. The money was collected during the September 12 Assault Against Cancer wrestling fundraiser held at Hotte Hawkesbury Ford. “The day was cold, but we had a good turnout. We would have liked to have given you a lot more,” said Cote.
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Members of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 472 were at VankleekHill Collegiate Institute (VCI) last Wednesday to present the 57 SD&G Highlander Cadet Corps with a cheque for $1,830 for their commitment and hard work. Shown above are Legion Secretary and Membership Chair June Elliott, Legion President Garry O’Neill, Corps support committee member Danika Vrancken, Corps members Captain Alex Castonguay and Chief Warrant Officer Ryon Gazey. Elliott, was happy to take part in the presentation ceremony at VCI, where the cadets meet every Wednesday evening. “I’m all for it,” said Elliott. “You’ve got to support the young people and encourage them. This teaches them responsibility and comradeship.” Every year the cadets work with the Hawkesbury-based Legion through various activities, such as the poppy drive. The sharing continued Friday evening when cadets showed up at Branch 472 to volunteer their efforts toward serving a smoked meat supper to all in attendance. On Sunday, more than 20 cadets returned to the branch once again before heading out in the rain for a full morning of door-to-door poppy sales. “What we’re doing is very important,” said 13-year-old Cpl. Owen Farrell who joined the cadets in 2014. “We’re showing our support for those who fought for our freedom.”
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