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1985
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Advance) payment
deadline for corn
December 31 is the deadline for receipt of
applications for the Advance Payment
Program of the Ontario Corn Producers'
:Association. Application forms for the
Advance Payment Program for corn for
1985 86 were made available in the Septem-
ber issue of the Ontario Corn Producer
magazine. Application forms and other
details are also available from the association
office at 292 Speedvale Ave., W., Unit 15,
Guelph, OntarioN1H 1C4 (519-837-1660). All
( )CPA members are eligible for the 1985-86
program which covers shelled corn, high
moisture corn or crib corn stored for sale,
either op the farm or in 'licensed storage
facilities off the farm.
According to OCPA President, Ed Kalita of
West Lorne, Ontario, the Advance Payment
Program involves interest-free money made
available to corn producers by Agriculture
( <tnada through the association, which
enables growers to store. corn for sale after
harvest while receiving part payment in
advance. Payment is advanced at the rate of
$00 per tonne of dry grain corn or its
eyuival'ent. Applications must be received in
the Guelph office on or before December31,
I. 185. Maximum amounts of money available
ire 4:30,000 .for an individual producer,
4un,u00 fora partnership or corporation with
(we producers, and 90,000 with three or more
producers.
SIGN OF THE TIMES — With active male and female barbershop singing groups In town,
Seaforth has really become a haven for fans of the harmonious singing style. Here, Jim
Collins, left, of the Seaforth Harmony Kings and Ross Kahle, of Mitchell, president of the
organization, display the Insignia of the Society for Preservation and Encouragement of
Barbershop Quartet singing in America, which has been placed at the entrance to Seaforth.
Raffia photo
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main intersection and into a passing car
belonging to Conrad Van Dyk of Shake-
speare.
Mr. Van Dyk's 1978 Dodge Aspen received
approximately $800 damage.'
A similar accident occurred Sunday night
at the corner of Goderich Street West and
West William Street when two cars collided.
A 1981 Honda driven by Wendy Hoelscher
Church decorated
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11, Karen Hoegy. Nominations, Helen Craig,
:1/21 argery Ritchie, Maxine Marks, Margaret
Craig, Vera McDonald, Phyllis Mitchell,
:Marilyn McDonald; communications co-or-
dinator. Edith Wey and Marjory Fraser;
Stewardship and Finance, Olene Dennis,
Doreen Hackwell and Leona McDonald.
I.adership and Development, Marie McGav-
in. 2 unit leaders. Church in Society, Maxine
NIarlcs, Marie Coutts and Audrey Hackwell;
Christian Development and World Outreach,
Melva Fraser, Dianne McCallum, Betty
McCall and Mary Humphries. Archives,
l'Mith Wey and Marilyn McDonald, recording
secretary
IN CHURCH SERVICES
Social Functions: Karen Hoegy., Alice
Searle: Music • Marie McGavin, Edith Wey
and Marjory Humphries; Auditors, Doreen
Ilackwell and Dorothy Sholdice; U.C.W.
NI arise Committee, Leona McDonald, Marie
ttcGavin, Doreen Hackwell and Pearl McCal-
lum, U.C.W. Representative to Official
!Ward, Marion Godkin, Communion Prepara-
1 ions, Viola Traviss and Mary Humphries.
CELEBRATES COMMUNION
The Rev, Cheryl -Ann Stadelbauer-Sampa
t Egmondville United Church took the
second Sunday in Advent service at Duff's
United Church while Bonnie Lamble was in
the pulpit at Egmondville.
Greeters were Graeme and Helen Craig
and ushers were Keith Wilbee, John Huether
and Barry Hoegy. Elva Wilbee was organist.
Serving the bread and wine for the
communion were: Bruce Clark, Edith Wey,
Margaret Craig, Ray Huether, Emmerson
Machell. Graeme Craig, Barry Hoegy and
Rev Williamson.
The second candle for Advent was lit by
ALrnon Godkin. She and her daughter Donna
said the prayer.
('HRLSTMAS CONCERT
. Master of Ceremony Bonnie [amble
aeleomed the large crowd of children,
parents, grandparents and friends to the
annual Sunday School Christmas Concert
held in the basement of Duff's United
of Seaforth received slight damage to its front
bumper while a 1976 Plymouth Fury driven
by Tracy Schoonderwoerd of RR 5, Clinton
received damage to its right rear fender well.
There were no injuries.
LOST PURSE
Helma Wright has reported the loss of a
brown leather purse containing personal
papers and credit cards. Anyone finding the
purse is asked to contact the Seaforth Police
Department.
Church.
Bonnie announced the following program
put on by the Sunday School children;
nursery recitations by Chad McCallum,
Janice McCallum, Marlene Johnson, Jillian
Houston, Sarah McLellan, Amanda Gamble,
closing with a Christmas wish.
Teachers: Maxine Marks, assistant, Max-
ine Houston. Piano solo, Michael Craig,
Away in a Manger; Piano Solo, Tonia
McClure, The First Noel. Nursery and
Primary classes entitled "A Very Special
Night." Head Angel, Lisa Gingerich, Angels,
Marlene Johnson, Janice McCallum, Kerrie
McClure, Lee Ann McDonald, Sarah McLel-
lan; Joseph, Chad McCallum; Mary - Stacy
Linton; Three Wise Men - Neil Saur, Tara
McLellan, Trish Clark; Shepherds - Kandy
linton, Sarah Lamble, Craig Gillis; donkey -
Shannon Davies; cow - Amanda Gamble. The
children sang first verses of Silent Night and
Away in a Manger with the audience joining
in. Teachers: Gloria Love; assistant Nita
McClure. Piano solo - Christmas Chopsticks
by Susan Carter. Piano solo - Santa Claus is
Coming to Town by Nancy Godkin.
Junior Class 1 presented The Safety First
Christmas. Sir Safety - Andrea Gingerich;
Roller Skate Elf, Lori McClure; Ice Skate Elf,
Shannon Craig; Sled Elf, Sharon Godkin;
Wagon Elf, Barbara [amble, Heather Eckel;
Stove Elf, Chris Saur; Toy Elf, Cindy
McCallum; Pick up Elf, Chris Davies.
Their teacher is Dianne McCallum.
Trio - Trish Clark, Lisa Gingerich and Tara
McLellan sang Jingle Bells. Piano solo, The
Silver Skates by Sarah [amble.
Junior Class II put on a skit entitled
Outwitting a will, playing were Samuel Clark
by Greg Fritz; Mrs. Clark, Susan Carter; Bert
• Chris Eckel; Chub, Danny Taylor; Slim -
Greg Clark; Smith - Randy McClure; Mrs.
White - Elizabeth [amble.
Teacher is Helen Craig.
Piano solo, Twinkle, Twinkle little Star, by
Lee Ann McDonald. Piano solo - Good King
Wenceslas by Stacey Tinton. Piano solo, Joy
to the World and Away in a Manger by
Andrea Gingerich.
Junior Belles win two games
The Seaforth Junior Belles Ringette team
traceiled to Huron Park November 29 and
-I•turned home with a 7-2 win.
�lwll (l'Bnen was in net and worked
milk hard
Goal scorers were Lisa Henderson and
't'raecy Fortune with two. Sheri Kling.
Tawnya Taylor. and Heather McKercher
each with one
Seaforth played their next game in Forest
on Sunday. December I They defeated the
opposing team 5-4. it was a good dose game.
Shelly O'Brien was also in net, for this game.
Goal scorers for this game were Heather
McKercher with two. Shelly Nigh with two,
and Andrea Ribey with one.
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Senior Class put on a play entitled The.
Carolers. Mr. Winters played by Manny
Taylor, Mrs. Winters by Nancy Godkin. First
Caroler - Steve Fritz, second carolers, Brian
Love, Third Caroler - Tonia McClure; Fourth
Carole[ - Ron Stevenson.
Teacher is Marie McGavin.
Trio: Elizabeth, Barbara and Sarah [amble
sang Every Star Shall Sing a Carol. Piano solo
- Silent Night by Shannon Craig. The Senior
Class put on a comical skit entitled -
Preparing for the Day. Piano Solo - The Holly
and the Ivy and Up on the House Top by
Sharon Godkin. Piano solo, Waltz of the
Christmas Toys by Barbara [amble.
Bonnie [amble expressed her thanks to the
teachers for their work in preparing for the
concert, the audience showed their apprecia-
tion in the usual way.
As Glenda Carter played Jingle Bells Santa
arrived. The children were treated to a bag of
candy.
New Year's Eve
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Part at The Country Steakhouse
& Tavern with
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