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Kincardine Sparks focus on winter crafts and activities

Liz DadsonBy: Liz Dadson  January 21, 2015
Kincardine Sparks focus on winter crafts and activities
The Kincardine Sparks are working on crafts and activities, surrounding a winter theme, to match the snow and cold temperatures over the past couple of weeks.
Last week (Jan. 13), the girls made snowmen, and this week (Jan. 20), they made snowflakes. The activities are part of the program, as well as a special crest.
Sparks meet Tuesday night, 6:30-8 p.m., at Kincardine Baptist Church.
For more information, contact Guider Mary Ritter at 519-396-3923.

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Shyla Bauer holds up the snowman she made when the Kincardine Sparks worked on winter crafts last week; photos by Mary Ritter
The Kincardine Sparks show off their snowmen, while some make their promise sign which means: "I promise to share and be a friend"
Kincardine Sparks Gabby Garneau (L), Marley Dalcourt and Isabella Inkratas hold up the snowmen they created, and make their promise sign, at the Jan. 13 meeting
A snowman created by a member of Kincardine Sparks, ages 5 and 6

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Liz Dadson is the founder and editor of the Kincardine Record and has been in the news business since 1986.



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