In lieu of a harvest supper this year, the Quyon United Church hosted a tea Saturday afternoon in the church basement, complete with a bottle drive, sandwiches and a raffle. Julia Bernier, 8, shows off her prized peanuts and honey from the bottle drive.
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QUYON Nov. 18, 2017
With their local community centre under construction, the Quyon United Church decided to host a harvest tea in lieu of a supper this year.
But despite this minor setback, and the worry that the freezing rain would scare away some, the church basement was soon packed with guests sipping tea and the organizers were quick to keep tables full of sandwiches and sweet bites.
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