Times-Advocate, 1988-11-23, Page 35Times -Advocate, November 23, 1988
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News from Queensway
HENSALL - Several residents
tried their luck at Bingo, Monday
afternoon with the Bethel Reformed
ladies. Afterward they enjoyed a -
Hymn sing. In the evening singers
from the Christian Reformed
Church presented a beautiful pro-
gram in song.
Wednesday was our big day. The
Craft and Bake Sale was a super
success. There are too many people
to thank individually in this col-
umn, but; thank you to all the
wonderful people who did knitting
for us and spent many hours pro-
ducing beautiful crafts and delicious
- baking. Thank you to the Ladies
Auxiliary for all their hard work.
We especially -appreciated the busi-
nesses in town who donated items
for our ticket table.
Here is a list of our prize win-
ners. First door prize to Pcta
Brandcrhoist, second door prize to
Isobel Rogerson, decorative plate to
Irene Finlayson, Amaryllis bulb'to
Dorothy Cohoon, Christmas craft
to Gladys Coleman, Christmas ar-
rangementOrganlzets Barb Isaac (lett) , Jan Easton, Sue Gerber and Mary Gardiner were the organizers of "A Prelude to to to Iva Reid, sweat shirt
Christmas" evening at the Three AAAs Restaurant sponsored by the ladies of the Exeter Bible Fellowship.' Over El Iva Reid, n stainedicglass to Mary recDent KidS s Beat classT IN in HensaLL - ll areintermediate h rstude is Shauna Koeh-
100 women enjoyed a roast beef dinner, a craft demonstration and a guest speaker. p Ellen Zielman, microware to Elsie
n ler and Lisa Rooseboom.
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Mathers, case of pop to Sharon
Martin, two steak dinners to Neil
Corbett and the Petro Canada hat to
Brenda Hay.
Corning events for Queensway
are Thursday, November 24, birth-
day party with entertainment by the
Lcsperance Trio at 7 p.m. Friday.
November 25 at 2:30 p.m. is Inter-
national Day featuring Israel with a
slide presentation by -Elsie Robert-
son.
CHRISTMAS
WINDOW &
STOREFRONT
DISPLAY
CONTEST
Showing off for. Christmas
Is a wise business investment
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Yes your know a good window/store
front display increases prospect interest,
product awareness/acceptance and
walk-in traffic. You already know a good
store front sells!I Now consider the impact
town -wide. Your good showing adds to
the total spirit of our community. A spirit that
shouts 'Christmas is alive and well, and.
best found in your town whether it's Exet-
er, Hensall, Zurich, Grand Bend or Dash-
wood.
Your involvement stimulates a great
sense of Pride in your community. Your
participation helps encourage local resi-
dents to keep their consumer dollars at
home where it will do the most good. And
your imagination will help establish your
place for miles around as the place to
'Must see, must shop' at Christmas time.
LET'S GO FOR IT!
In a continuing effort to do our part, The
Times -Advocate will offer trophies to the best
window/store front efforts of the season.
One trophy will be awarded for each of 3
categories (see right). Plus our 'Grand Prize'
trophy will be awarded for the Best Christ-
mas window'/store front.
Join the Fun! Spiff up for Christmas!
It's positive. It's progressive. And even if you
don't win a trophy... we all win!
�� CATEGORIES:'
• HARD GOODS • SOFT GOODS • SERVICE ORIENTED
THEME:
*YOUR CHOICE...HARD SELL, SPIRITUAL, AESTHETIC: ETC.
ATTENTION READERS
WE INVITE YOU TO BE "THE JUDGE"
You Could WinfitiOne Of Three.... $ZSP
IN MERCHANDISE
CERTIFICATES
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BASE YOUR JUDGING ON:
V NEATNESS & ORGANIZATION V IMPACT V IMAGINATION
V SPECIAL EFFECTS (use of Colour, Material Lights, etc.)
✓ GENERAL APPEAL (It's whether you like it or not that really counts)
HERE'S HOW TO ENTER:
Print the name(s) of the Business(es) you think have the Best
Christmas store front and/or Window Display in the Communi-
ties mentioned above. List them in order of preference. Base
your judging on the criteria listed above, but remember...it's
whether you find it appealing that really counts!
THEN...Bring or Mail your entry to the T -A no later than Mon-
day, Dec. 14, 1987. H your entry is drawn from those re-
ceived...YOU WIN! There will be a total of Three Winners in
all!
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/BEST:
12ND:
LIMIT ONE ENTRY.PEft PERSON '3RD:
On your mark Judges. Get set. WIN!
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PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY
MY CHOICES FOR BEST STORE FRONT &
WINDOW CHRISTMAS DISPLAYS ARE:
NAME:
ADDRESS:
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