In the Community

Not to be missed – over 10,000 computer-animated lights synchronized to music. The musical/light show is organized into several 10- to 15-minute themed playlists. The address is 7625 Eureka Place, Halfmoon Bay.

On Dec. 13, Kirsty Tosczak of Re/Max presented a $2,500 cheque to Paul Wagler and Claudette Hawkins, who represent the interchurch committee that is organizing a Christmas dinner on Sunday, Dec. 22.

The four Rotary Clubs on the Sunshine Coast sell annual calendars while many businesses give calendars away as promotional material.

Why spend Christmas alone? Come share the warmth of Christmas in a caring community with a traditional turkey dinner and delightful music. Please bring along your family and friends if they need a free Christmas dinner this year.

On behalf of Unifor Local 1119 membership, president Don Rheaume (left) presented a $1,000 cheque to Darrell Pilgrim, the director of the Salvation Army (centre), and Mathew Hardman, the family services coordinator for the food bank feeding programs

The airport shuttle creeps through heavy congestion. “Welcome to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s largest hub at thirteen million people,” begins our Uniworld guide. “My name’s hard to pronounce. Call me AK…without the 47,” he quips.

The Drop Dead Gorgeous Pole Walking group raised $1,520 in 2019 by collecting toonies each week to contribute towards local charities.

The children from The Town Preschool in Gibsons collected donations for their yearly contribution to the Food Bank. Food Bank representative Susan spoke to the children about the need for food for families, especially during the holiday season.

The Pender Harbour Lions Club Christmas Dinner and Tree Lighting took place on Sunday, Dec. 8 at the Community Hall. The event also included children’s arts and crafts and carol singing led by the Pender Harbour Choir. Source: Samantha Haines Photo

The Roberts Creek Community Association hosted Santa in the Creek on Sunday, Dec. 8.