Feast
ladens
tables

USERS of a local soup
kitchen were treated to
sumptuous Christmas feast
Saturday.

The Dec. 15 dinner at
the health unit auditorium
was Organized by the
Bread of Life soup kit-
chen, which is run by
members of the Seventh
Day Adventist Church.

Organizers were ex-
_pecting a couple hundred
“guests for the event, On
the menu was the tradi-

tional turkey, potatoes, ve-
getables and salad.

But soup kitchen coor-
dinator Ron Dame said
there was also salmon. He
said the federal Depart-
ment of Fisheries and
‘Oceans provided the fish
“from seizures they made
this year.-

- The event was followed
‘the next day by a child-

ren’s Christmas party.

-. About 70 children from
needy families attend each
year and enjoy games,
“snacks and opening pre-
sents,

: The Bread of Life soup
Kitchen began a few years
ago and developed into a
regular Saturday event.
Now in its sixth year, it
runs from 3 to 5 p.m. Sa-
turdays at the health unit
auditorium.

The meal includes
Soup, buns, a beverage and
dessert. Eight women at
the church prepare the
soup each week.

Other volunteers pick
up day-old bread from
Safeway and freeze it.

That bread is then dis-
tributed to the needy.

“We bring it down
every Saturday and people
get to take home bread,”
he said.

Dame said soup kitchen
volunteers also pick up
used furniture and deliver
it to those who need it,

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