Holly Lalonde organized a Christmas market in the Shawville Lions Club above the arena on Saturday to give hockey parents a chance to do some shopping while their kids were busy on the ice. Her table, displaying natural bath and body products she makes in her own home, was one of many selling the likes of baked goods, preserves, knitwear and jewelry.
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Holly Lalonde organized a Christmas market in the Shawville Lions Club above the arena on Saturday to give hockey parents a chance to do some shopping while their kids were busy on the ice. Her table, displaying natural bath and body products she makes in her own home, was one of many selling the likes of baked goods, preserves, knitwear and jewlery. Donna Rebertz of Shawville shows off her homemade dill pickles she was selling along with a sprawling display of other preservers at the Christmas market on Saturday. She has been making preserves her whole life, and has been selling them at Christmas markets for many years.
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