Seniors hold fall bazaar

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MEMBERS OF THE B.C, Old
Age Pensioners Organization
(OAPO) Branch #73 held a very
successful Fall Bazaar in the.
Happy Gang Centre on Saturday,
November 19 from 1:30-4:00
p.m.,

In spite of several other similar
local events occurring the same
day, the Pensioner’s Bazaar was
well attended. ,

The bazaar included a sale of a
varicty of crafts, baked goods and
afternoon tea or coffee.

In charge of the crafts and
baking was Tina Brouwer and
Mary Martin was in charge of the
aftemoon tea and coffe tables,

Muriel Michiel, with the help of
Ladies of the Royal Purple, made
the sandwiches.

A group of ladies have been
preparing for this annual event
since late summer when they
Started to sew a beautiful quilt
they donated as the main raffle
item.

Many kaitted and crocheted ar-
ticles such as socks, sweaters and
doilies were also donated by
members.

Aprons, smaller quilts and
cushions were other articles on
sale,

Mr, and Mrs. Venema donated
a child’s table and chairs sect,
along with wooden plant cor-

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ENJOYING TEA AND good company are Connie Porter Age Pensioners Association

(OAPA) president Hazel DeFranc at the OAPA Fall Bazaar, Along with a luncheon, there was a
craft and bake sale at the bazaar held Nov. 19 in the Happy Gang Centre.

tainers.

Mrs. Janni Drooger sold articles
which displayed her resourceful-
ness in recycling,

Renee Cox’s white elephant
table sold plants and toys.

The afternoon came to exciting
climax when several draws were

made. The winners were: Laura
Seaton, quilt; Vera McKenzie,
grocery certificate; Betty Mis-
feldt, toy truck; Renee Cox, cake
plate; Ellen Smith, plate of
goodies,

The winners in the spot raffle,
supervised by Gert Grundmann

and Gladys Oliver, were: Gladys
Keeping, sweater; Jaan Brug-
geman, planters, Jim McKenzie,
cushion.

Christmas gifts are on sale at
the Happy Gang Centre Manday-
Friday 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m, uniil
Christmas.

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