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Corner Brook seniors write letters to Santa

Diane Crocker · Multimedia Journalist | Posted: Dec. 13, 2019, 2:59 p.m. | Updated: Dec. 13, 2019, 3:06 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Shawna Gallant, left, a staff member at Mountain View Retirement Centre in Corner Brook, helps resident Wayne Noseworthy write a letter to Santa. Noseworthy is asking for some new slippers. The letter writing activity held last week was one of many that will take place at the home during the Christmas season.
Shawna Gallant, left, a staff member at Mountain View Retirement Centre in Corner Brook, helps resident Wayne Noseworthy write a letter to Santa. Noseworthy is asking for some new slippers. - Diane Crocker

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CORNER BROOK, N.L. — About a dozen residents of Mountain View Retirement Centre in Corner Brook recently took part in an activity that took them back a few years.

The residents got together one afternoon to write their letters to Santa.

The letters will be given to Santa when he visits the home for a Christmas supper on Dec. 19.

The activity was just one of many that will happen at the home during the Christmas season.

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Mary Gardner, left, and Marion Hann write their letters to Santa during an afternoon activity at Mountain View Retirement Centre in Corner Brook. - Diane Crocker
Mary Gardner, left, and Marion Hann write their letters to Santa during an afternoon activity at Mountain View Retirement Centre in Corner Brook. - Diane Crocker

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