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Queens County Community Events and Recreation Notes

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Queens County Community Events and Recreation Notes
Card Party

Dec. 11 at East Port Medway Comm. Hall, 7:30pm. Prizes and refreshments.
MS Self Help Group Meeting

Dec. 11 at Privateer Country Kitchen, 12 noon. For more info call 683-2868.

Meeting

Dec. 12 the Brooklyn Seniors will meet in Pilgrim United Church at 2 pm.

Christmas Luncheon

Dec. 12 at Port Medway Fire Hall, 11-2pm. Proceeds for Baptist Church.

Queens Manor Auxiliary Meeting

Dec. 13 at Lanes` for lunch at 12 noon, the regular monthly meeting will be also be held there, following lunch.

TGIF Supper

Dec. 14 at RCL Branch 38, Liverpool, 4-6pm. $5 p/p. Smothered Beef, Mashed Potatoes, Dessert, Tea and Coffee. Everyone welcome.

Friday Night Fever

Dec. 14 at RCL Branch 38, Liverpool, 9pm-1am. $3 p/p. Music by Dexter’s DJ. Members & guests welcome.

Christmas Variety Show

Dec. 15 at Port Medway Fire Hall, 7pm. Different local entertainment. Admission $5. Canteen opens 5:30pm.

Saturday Afternoon Cribbage

Dec. 15 at RCL Branch 38, Liverpool. Registration 12:30 pm, $12 per team.

Saturday Fireman’s Breakfast

Dec. 15 at Caledonia Fire Hall from 7-11 a.m.

Breakfast with Santa

Dec. 15 at Liverpool Lions Hall from 9-11 a.m. For children up to age 10. Meet Santa and Mrs. Claus and have your picture taken with them! Sponsored by Liverpool Lions Club.

Christmas Tree Sale

Dec. 15 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at North Brookfield Church yard. All trees are $10. Proceeds for North Brookfield Baptist Pastorate.

Children’s Christmas Party

Dec. 16 at RCL Branch 38, Liverpool, 2 p.m. Games, treats & a visit from Santa.

Liverpool Junior Fire Christmas Dance

Dec. 21 at Liverpool Fire Hall.

Kiddie Dance: 6-7:30 p.m. Admission: $1. Prizes given and Santa will visit.

Teen Dance: 8-11 p.m. Admission: $3

Chaperoned by Liverpool Fire Department members.

New Year’s by the Sea

Dec. 31, 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. at Seaside Recreation, Beach Meadows. DJ Ronnie Williams. Cash Bar. Party Favours. Midnight lunch. $30/couple. $15 single. Dress: “a little more than casual.” Tickets: Lisa at 354-3610.

Bluegrass Show

Jan. 6, 2 p.m., at Lions Club Hall, Brown St., Berwick. Presented by The Annapolis Valley Bluegrass & Oldtime Music Association in support of Childrens’ Wish Foundation. For more information, call 538-9259 or 624-9492.

RECREATION REPORT

Free Noon Hour Skating for Adults, Liverpool

Strap on your skates and have an hour of fun skating at Queens Memorial Arena on Old Bridge Street in Liverpool! Noon Hour Skating for Adults is back, sponsored by the Region of Queens Municipality. Adults aged 17 and up can skate from 12 noon - 1 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays from Dec. 4 - March 29 - there will be no skating Dec. 25 or Jan. 1. This is a popular fitness activity for adults in Queens, and a lot of fun, too! In the event of inclement weather, please contact the Recreation Dept. for cancellation notices.

Spinning: Learn to Spin Wool into Yarn

Dates: Saturday, Jan. 12 & Saturday, Jan. 19 (storm dates: Jan. 13 & 20)

This two-day workshop gives you hands-on experience creating your own yarn using a drop spindle and spinning wheel. Spinner Sharon Orpin will show how to spin and ply your yarn. Spinning is a fun, creative craft! All needed supplies will be provided. *If you have a spinning wheel, please bring it the first week.

Time: 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. (lunch is on your own) Location: Queens County Museum, Liverpool. Registration: $50/person (includes drop spindle, spinning fibre, booklet and registration fee). Contact the Recreation Dept. at 354-5741 by Jan. 4 to pre-register. Space is limited!

Community Christmas Trees

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas ... everywhere you go in the Region of Queens Municipality! Communities from throughout Queens have worked together to decorate Christmas trees for the annual Community Christmas Tree Contest sponsored by the Region's Recreation & Community Facilities Department. Residents are encouraged to take a tour of the trees, and take in the cooperative efforts in each community. Start a family tradition by traveling throughout the Region, viewing the beautiful trees and the pretty lights; it is a great way to get in the holiday mood, and feel pride in your community! Trees are located throughout the Municipality.

- East Port L'Hebert (at the corner of Main and East Side Rds.), Port Joli (at the Port Joli Community Hall), Brooklyn (at the Brooklyn Community Hall), Port Medway (beside the Farmer's Medway Market), Kempt (at the Junction of Route 8 and Northfield Rd.), North Brookfield (at North Brookfield Church), Greenfield (Veteran's Park) and at the North Queens Nursing Home. Other communities may have signed up between the time of writing and publication. Grab a thermos of hot chocolate, tune the car radio to Christmas carols, and take your Family out to see Christmas spirit in Queens!

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