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The Ladies Heywood Club of Norway recently held their annual Christmas Party at the home of Shari Morse. Food was catered by Maurice Restaurant and members were asked to bring a recipe to share. In lieu of gifts, members brought items for donation to the OH Food Pantry in Norway. Front from left, Kathy Greenleaf, Dorothy Raymond, Jackie Lemieux, Sharon O’Loughlin, Barbara Howard. Middle, Marge Medd, Linda Shaw, Sheila Morse, Barbara Townsend, Emilia Fogg, Evy Marshall. Back, Barbara Brunjes, Laura Morse, Kim Hackett-Ort , Jaime Mowatt, Michelle Morse, Mary Llewellyn, Shari Morse. Submitted
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