Here are the winners for Rochester Lions Club’s house decorating contest
Dec 16, 2020
The various blow ups (including a lion) the second floor window decorations and a projection of Santa inside the house won Liz MacDonald first prize for most original. Photos by: Tim Seeberger
MacDonald decorated the second floor with a tree in the window and used the side lawn for more blow ups (the lion is on the right)
With a lighted fence, twinkle lights on the ground, blue snowflakes stuck into the ground and lights hung on the multiple trees in front of the home, Troy Jacques took second prize for most lights.
Mr. Roland Dufresne & Ms. Julianne Lemlin-Dufresne took home third prize for simple and stylish for the subtle, yet tasteful white lights on their home.
The Lions Club gave an honorable mention to Emily & Rudy Dori for their mixed lighting setup between white and multi-color lights on the bushes in front of their home.
ROCHESTER — Covid cancelled many holiday traditions in the Tri-Town this year, but out of it came a new one. The Rochester Lion’s Club hosted its first-ever house decorating contest.
“We’ve had to get really creative with covid this year,” Club President Justin Gallagher said.
The contest, sponsored by Wayne Electric and Security in Fairhaven, tested residents abilities in different ways.
The club gave out prizes for those who placed: First prize was $100 for the most original, Second prize was $75 for the most lights, 3rd prize was $50 for simple and stylish and a $20 honorable mention was also given.
The winners are as follows:
First prize: Liz MacDonald
Second prize: Troy Jacques
Third prize: Mr. Roland Dufresne & Ms. Julianne Lemlin-Dufresne
Honorable mention: Emily & Rudy Dori
