Christmas goodies on offer in Rankin Inlet

By NUNATSIAQ NEWS

Rankin Inlet residents packed the community hall Nov. 22 to get a jump on their Christmas shopping, and maybe buy a few treats to eat right away. Robert and Veronica Connelly offered patrons a choice of fine chocolates they made for the annual craft and bake sale. The Connellys planned to donate some of their proceeds to the local girls hockey program. This year's event featured an array of merchandise such as hand made clothing and crafts, paintings, photography and homemade foods — including sushi, spring rolls and east Indian kabobs. The $20 fee collected from vendors went to the Rankin Inlet Christmas food hamper. (PHOTO BY DOUG MCLARTY/ARCTECH DESIGN AND SERVICES)


Rankin Inlet residents packed the community hall Nov. 22 to get a jump on their Christmas shopping, and maybe buy a few treats to eat right away. Robert and Veronica Connelly offered patrons a choice of fine chocolates they made for the annual craft and bake sale. The Connellys planned to donate some of their proceeds to the local girls hockey program. This year’s event featured an array of merchandise such as hand made clothing and crafts, paintings, photography and homemade foods — including sushi, spring rolls and east Indian kabobs. The $20 fee collected from vendors went to the Rankin Inlet Christmas food hamper. (PHOTO BY DOUG MCLARTY/ARCTECH DESIGN AND SERVICES)

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