WHITEWATER REGION (Cobden) — For the third year in a row, the clients at the Bonnechere Manor Cobden Adult and Senior Day Program handed out hand made ornaments to all the businesses on Main St. in Cobden.
At the beginning of November, they begin talking about what type of ornaments they would like to make and if all of their clients would be able to participate fully in the activity. They begun making the ornaments at the end of November and spent a couple weeks on them. Their clients are proud of what they made and look forward to handing them out. They want to spread some Christmas cheer and kindness, and their ornaments are very highly received from their recipients. Some of their ornaments from previous years are still hanging in their store front.
Photo submitted. (Centre) Karl Pudwell, client, making an ornament. 
Photo submitted. (Centre) Emma Thompson making ornaments.
Photo submitted. (From left) Staff and Anne Moss, owner of The Little Coffee Shop and clients Rita Dioette and Karl Pudwell.
Photo submitted. (From left) Cobden Scotiabank staff and Daniel Dejoung, client.
(From left) Back: Rita Dioette, Lori Boudreau, Kathy Cooke, Karl Pudwell, Robert Robinson and Brenda Robson.
Front: Daniel Dejoung, Wayne Golhger and Emma Thompson.
Photo submitted. (From left) Township of Whitewater Region office employee Sandra Moss, Debbie Ready and client, Daniel Dejoung.
Photo submitted. (From left) E.A. Barron Insurance. Julie Hennessey, Daphne and Ted Barron, Shawna McGrath and clients Kathy Cooke and Karl Pudwell.
