Area families were treated to a “Christmas Fun For Kids” event on Saturday, December 4 at the Exeter Legion Hall.
Santa was available for visits and while the families were there they could decorate Christmas cookies, enter their decorated gingerbread houses in a contest, get their face painted and make an ornament.
Winners of the gingerbread house contest were Charlie Veraska (six and under) and Addison Foutch (seven and above). Through the event there were door prizes given out every 15 minutes. Donuts and beverages were provided by the Exeter and Cordova churches.
There were also reindeer games, like decorate the felt tree along with ring toss on the reindeer, and treats to share but the highlight (besides Santa, of course), was the chance to visit the Country Gift Store. For just one dollar kids could shop for gifts for their parents. The kids could also have the gifts wrapped and take the home ready to go under the tree.
The event was coordinated and sponsored by the Exeter GFWC Woman’s club and the Exeter-Milligan FCCLA with contributions from Exeter and Cordova churches, Generations Bank and community helpers.
Patty DeMoss watches as Kyah Rischling get the ring on the reindeer. Ryker Wince helps his grandma, Cindy Markowski, make cotton candy at the Christmas fun for kids event in Exeter.Saydee Kassik was pretty pleased with how the cookie decorating was going.The Kassik family stopped to decorate some Christmas cookies, clockwise, left to right are Saydee, Tony, Ashley and Rylee Kassik.Brynnlye Johnson has her face painted by Exeter-Milligan FCCLA member Jasmine Turrubiates.
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