Friday, October 17, 2003 |
Christian Citys Fall Festival Saturday Christian City will host its 25th annual Fall Festival Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the Christian City campus. The Fall Festival, which has been a tradition since 1978, will celebrate with antiques, crafts and artisans, local entertainment, a childrens area and food.ÊProceeds from the festival benefit the Home for Children at Christian City. Our Fall Festival is always a big success thanks to the great artists and craftsmen that participate, said Elizabeth Jones, chairperson for the Festival. We expect a variety of handmade items from local artists, and we have added childrens activities so the entire family can participate. The 2003 Fall Festival will include an area for local artists to sell their handmade items and a church area in which churches will sell handmade crafts, homemade cakes, plants, and various other items for the children at Christian City. This event will take place outside to add to the festival atmosphere. Childrens activities will include entertainment, clowns, face painting and a pumpkin patch. Graceland, Christian Citys thrift store, also will be open during the festival. Contact Elizabeth Jones at 770-703-2632 or visit www.christiancity.org for more information. The West Point Lake Coalition will have its second annual lake cleanup Saturday, Oct. 18, from 8:30 am.-1:30 p.m. Due to the spring floods, the need to clean up the shoreline of West Point Lake is greater than ever. Cleanup organizers estimate that hundreds of volunteers are needed this year, to insure that everyone enjoys the 2004 boating and fishing season. Lunch will be provided by Wendys and will be served at Horace King Park at 1 p.m. There will be prizes awarded to the winning clean up team, a prize for most unusual item found and a drawing for various attendance prizes. To volunteer yourself, your family or your service club or organization, phone Dick Timmerberg, executive director, West Point Lake Coalition at 706-884-5916.
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