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BEST ARTISTS—Winners of the Seaforth BIA's Christmas poster
contest have been announced. Their posters are on display in the Main
St. Santa Centre- Each child received a silver dollar. SPS winners are,
front, from left, Lori Glanville, Brian Love, Debbie Nolan, Blaine Marks
and rear, Marty Pelss, Kathy Soontiens, Andrea Muir, Bev Campbell and
Mark Johnston. Below is Doug Campbell, a winner from Walton Public
School. (Photos by White and Wassink)
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The United Church Advent
111 service was held. Greeters
were Nick Whyte and Ron
Gross. Ushers were C.G.I.T.
girls, Lisa Bosman, Lori
Bromley, Deanna Lyon and
Janet Wilts. The Explorers
and their Ieaders,Ann Adams
and Carol Finch, the C.G.I.T.
girls and leader Jane Swan
occupied centre front seats.
Colin Swan welcomed all.
Lighting the Candle 3 for
advent were members of the
Hulley family, Betty, Ken
Darlene, and Denise. Instal-
lation of Explorer and
C.G.I.T. leader and eight
new members of Explorers
and graduation pins were
presented. A new six•mem-
ber C.G.I.T. group was wel-
comed. There has not been a
C.G.I.T. for several years.
The sermon was "Where is
our salvation?" Barb Bos-
nian was organist and choir
director. After the service a
pot Cock dinner was served.
A sing song was held led by
Barb Bosman with Gail Lear
at the piano.
Santa Claus made his
appearance for the children
and each was treated with a
bag of goodies.
U.C.W. CHRISTMAS
Pot luck supper was held
December 6. President Gail
Alberta man
visits Cranbrook
Correspondent
MAS. MAC ENGEL
•887-6645
Rev. A. Young. Goderich,
conducted the regular service
in Knox Church on Sun. Dec.
12.
The S.S. are planning a
social time next Sunday fol-
lowing the morning service.
'Lunch will be served.
Gerald van Donkersgoed.
Three Hills. Alberta. spent a
week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bert vah Donkers-
goed.
Word has been received of
the serious illness of Frank
Hunter, in hospital in Osha-
wa. Frank is the nephew of
Mrs. Ida Gordon and attend-
ed school in Cranbrook as a
boy.t the card party on Friday
night 12 tables were playing
with the following winners:
high lady -Mrs. Joe Martin.
low lady -Nancy Vanass. high
man•Ken Crawford. low man -
Ross Dietner. lone hands -
Cliff Hoegy. lucky table 112,
door prize -Beryl Smith. Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler
and Brenda Perrie were the
committee in charge. The
next party will be held on
January 14th.
Gerald van Donkersgoed.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert van
Donkersgoed convocated on
November 20th from the
University of Alberta with a
Bachelor of Science in Agri-
culture degree. His is pre.
sently employed as an Agron•
omist with Green Leaf Farm
Supply Ltd in Three Hills,
Alberta.
On December 3rd theCran•
brook Women's Institute was
hostess at the Cranbrook Hall
for a Christmas dinner with
the Ethel W.I. as guests.
Following a delicious turkey
dinner with all the trimmings.
the Ethel W.I. led in a
Christmas Carol sing song. A
short reading was given by
Mrs. Joan Smith of Ethel.
followed by a humorous skit
by Barb Grube and Margaret
McMahon. Twenty six an•
swered the roll call "I re-
member" with a wide assort-
ment of recollections. After
gifts were exchanged. Cran•
brook W.I. held a short
business meeting, Mrs.
Frank Workman presiding.
The Fe:eration of Agricul-
ture had their Christmas
dinner and annual meeting in
the community Centre on
wed Dec. 8 at noon. The
C ranhrnok W.I. catered for
thr dinner.
Other activities in the Corn-
munn,. Centre on the week-
end included the Smith family
pr“_ hrtstmas dinner on Sat-
urday and the 'Dickinson
family party Sat. evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Vanass
and family attended the
Dutch Club Christmas party
in Woodstock on Sunday and
visited later with Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Boekel at Innerkip.
Lloyd Smith resumed work
at Campbell Soup, Listowel.
foliowinkhis bad accident in
June with the resulting
severe back injury.
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WINNERS—St. Patrick's Separate School in Dublin had five winners in
the BIA poster contest. Receiving Cons.titution?silver. dollars are from
left, Pat Van Bakel, Tonette Megens, Mary Ann Terpstra (Susan
Louwagie helped), Jackie Van Bakel and Jackie Roser. (Photo by $vela)
Lear welcomed all and Colin
Swan said grace.
After supper Mary Peel.
M.C., introduced those with
initials CHRISTMAS and
said Merry Christmas from
all of us. Readings were
given by Betty Millar and
Gail Lear
Betty Millar read My
Christmas List. A short sing
song held with Diane Steven-
son at the piano. Solos were
sung by Barbara Bosman and
Marjorie Duizer.
Margaret Robinson, an
English teacher spoke
and showed slides on her
story of Indonesia from May
to September with Cross-
roads where she taught
English. She was presented
with a gift by Margaret
Whyte. Colin Swan closed
the meeting with a prayer.
Margaret had a large num-
ber of articles on display that
she had brought home with
her and wore a dress from
Java.
W.I. FAMILY CHRISTMAS
PARTY
The W.I. family Christmas
party was held December 8
when 37 enioved the supper.
Marjorie Duizer was at the
piano. Draw winners were:
lucky plate -Jim Jamieson and
Shannon Duizer, door prize -
Ted Fothergill. Euchre win-
ners were: hidden scores -
Marjorie Anderson, Colin
Swan, Ted Fothergill, Ro-
mona Jameison, Les Reid,
Margaret Taylor, Reg Law-
son and Jane Anderson.
Committee in charge were
Hazel Reid, Beth Knox,
Margaret Taylor and Marjor-
ie Duizer.
VESPER SERVICE
An impressive vesper s.
vice was held on Sunday
evening by C.G.I.T. Ushers
were Explorer girls Tracy
Kennedy. Brenda Fmch,
Theresa Overboe and Sandy
Merrier. C.G.i.T. leader
Jane Swan welcomed all and
led the service. The theme
was "is that all there is?"
Soloist was Lisa Rosman.
C.G.I.T. and Explorers from
dvent se
Seaforth were welcomed.
W.I. CARDS
There were 5 tables in play
on Friday The winners
were: ladies high - Margaret
Taylor, lone hands - Hazel
Heid, low - Stella Adams,
men's high - Eric Anderson,
lone hands - Ted Fothergill,
low - Lorne Bunking. There
will be no more cardsuntil
the new year. Watch for
future announcements. In
charge were Vi Burns and
Margaret Taylor.
PERSONALS
Mr. Harry Caldwell re-
ceived word last week of the
death of his friend Oliver
Henderson in hospital in
Whitehorse, Yukon. Many
will remember him when he
lived in the village a few
years ago.
Mr. Charles Crawford re-
turned to his home in Kelow-
na, B.C. on Sunday having
spent 10 days here and
attended the funeral of his
father-in-law, Leonard Cald-
ell and visited his mother,
Mrs. Maimie Crawford.
Blyth.
Saturday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Shaddick
were Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Garlicks, Kitchener and Mr.
and Mrs. Terry Moore of
Toronto.
T.B. Allen Ltd. entertain-
ed their employees on Satur-
day night Dec. 11th to dinner
and a dance at the White
Carnation, Holmesville,
there were 58 attended.
On December 6. Norman
Alexander was at a resource
management forum held by
the Ministry of Natural Re-
sources in London, and on
December 8, he attended the
annual meeting of the Christ-
ian Farmers Federation of
Ontario at the University of
Guelph. The theme of the
annual meeting was towards
a more sustainable agricub
Lure. and at the banquet
inthe evening the guest
speaker was Ontario Agncul
ture Minister Dennis Timb-
tell. He announced the for-
mation of the Plant industry
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