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December 15th, 2002 Christmas Party Report Once
again we are pleased to report that everyone appeared to have enjoyed
themselves, that attendance increased moderately from the previous year to a
total of 115 (30 of whom took advantage of the opportunity to visit Santa), and,
that for the third year in a row the function was self-funding. Chocolates
by the Callander Families -- Chocolates by Al Chase -- three sets of software
CD's by Troy and Carolyn Dillabough -- a set of 3 framed pictures by Louise
Fentiman -- a porcelain Christmas doll by Sheila & Al Friesen -- a Christmas
turkey by Al & Sheila Friesen -- a Spruce Meadows book and tickets set by
Rich Hardman -- a casual jacket by Rich Hardman -- a
Club / 2003 Meet logo cushion by Ron & Irene Rigby -- a car blanket
by Irene Rigby -- a Model A model kit by Helen & Warren Robinson -- a lug
wrench by Keith Robinson --
a Hemmings Model A calendar by Jim Rouse & Al Friesen -- a rhodenite
clock by Bob & Jane Smith -- and, a lovely blue tin of cookies donated by an
anonymous contributor!
More
difficult to single out were the multitude of participants who contributed both
food and effort - - in order to make the event a success.
Besides Louise Fentiman and Irene Rigby who were the primary organizers
of the event a hearty thank you goes out - - to everyone who helped Shirley
Watt, Louise, and Irene with the food/kitchen activities; to Gord Watt and his
team who both organized the bar and poured the drinks; to Laurie Draper for
making sure not a cent was lost on the gate receipts; to Yvon Picot (and Anne
Marie) who did honor to his red suited heritage; to Grant Alger and Al Friesen
who were instrumental in getting the tables and chairs set up in time; to the
multitude who not only loaned things but stayed to put the tables and chairs
away, to haul the garbage, and to sweep the floor; plus - - "To each and
every one of the participants whose spirit of comradeship contributed to the
success of the event"! May
they all enjoy good health, success, and a great series of Model A activities in
2003! ......submitted
by Ron Rigby
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