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ABBOTSFORD T RIBUNE PUBLISHED IN ABBOTSFORD THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1951
Californians like Marathon Clark Co-op Cheese Niles Road, Hayward, Calif., was here early in September and took some samples of cheese made at the Marathon- Clark Cooperative Dairy to California with him. The other day, the following letter was received by the dairy farm: Dear Sir: I am interested in obtaining additional information regarding the types, sizes and prices of the cheese that you have available.
I heard about and tasted some of your sharp cheddar through Brandons Memorial Studio, Hayward, Calif. By the way, the cheese was about the best I’ve ever tasted and I’m very anxious to obtain some.
The letter was signed Nathaniel A Faithorn, San Frasisco, Calif.
Special meeting Nov. 14 to decide on building Wednesday, Nov. 14, is an important date to voters in this school district as that is the night for the special meeting being called at 8:15 at the Abbotsford high school. The questions to be decided upon are the letting of contracts for a new addition to the school, with authority to borrow $70,000 for the purpose of financing the construction.
It was pointed out at the annual school meeting, a PTA meeting and at a special meeting held last week, that the requirements to keep our school an integrated school with accompanying greater state aids necessitate the addition.
THE TRIBUNE-P HONOGRAPH PUBLISHED IN ABBOTSFORD WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1981
Queen candidates named; parade dance is Friday The Snow Queen who will reign over this year’s Abbotsford Christmas Parade will be chosen from among a group of four students representing the four classes of Abbotsford High School.
Voting canisters for the Snow Queen contest will soon be placed in several business establishments around town, and votes will be tallied on the amount of money each candidate draws in contributions.
The candidates are freshman Linda Schiferl, sophomore Dawn Voelker, junior Amy Deming and senior Lori Ridderbush.
All four will appear this Friday at the Christmas Parade dance to be held from 8 p.m. to midnight at the Trianon Ballroom on Hwys 29 and 97. The Jerry Goetsch Orchestra from Wausau will provide the music for the evening.
Several characters from the annual parade will also appear in costume at the dance.
Tickets for the event are $2 apiece, or $2.50 at the door. All proceeds go toward the parade. Advance tickets can be purchased at the Abbotsford State Bank, the Security State Bank in Abby, H& M Furniture, Coast to Coast Hardware, Kramer’s IGA, Frahm’s United Foods and Abbotsford Hardware.
The winner of the Snow Queen competition will receive a $50 merchandise prize, with the runner-up receiving a $25 merchandise prize and the other contestants’ prizes worth $10 each.
