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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-01-10, Page 3ON INCOME TAX , AS YOU SAVE FOR RETIREMENT Up to $4,000 a year may be deduct- ible for income tax purposes from your income if you invest it in a • REGISTERED RETIREMENT SAVINGS PLAN kk while you also guarantee yourself a • montbly retirement income for life. Ask me for details. ARNOLD STINNISSEN Seaforth - Phone 527-0410 SUN LIFE OF CANADA hi [1,hiii6 Men's Zip-in fined ALL-WEATHER COATS Short, Regular or Tall MEN'S SUITS • Hydro Parkas 28.00 , . 49.50 Wool, Quilted or Pile-lined • • • • 18.35 to20.80 JACKETS and CAR COATS 20% Off SNOWMOBILE SUITS 26.00 GARBAGE COATS 26.00 Pile-lined WORK VESTS 6.35 Lined Smocks and Coveralls 10% Off Penman's 71 Combs. • • 7.00 --- Shirts or Longs • • 3.95 Short or Long Sleeve THERMAL COMBS. 5.20 Heavy Weight THERMAL LONGS • • 3.95 - SHIRTS • • 3.95 Medium Weight THERMAL LONGS • • 3.15 - SHIRTS • • 2.80 • •-•••-••••••••••-•• r SPECIAL GROUP OF id) DENIM and PLAID BAGGY I I I JEANS, Sizes 28 to 38 Price ribyfe Parkas and Car Coats • • • • 11.95 to 15.95 Boys' White or Blue THERMAL LONGS 2.35 Boys' ROAD HOCKEY MITTS 4.50 Boys' SNOWMOBILE _SUITS 14.35 VINYL HOCKEY BAGS 9.50 BILL O'SHEA MEN'S WEAR Phone 527-0995 Seaforth Seaforth 16A is open all day Wednesda y urie Fed ay night 9P.m. Me "U"N "Pa5r1, stAlF91411t 0trlry 1O it? NEWS /OF rid LOL ads Sof f Keyes formerly-of Varna. fie is survived bp a soil, g4wito, of California and a daughter, Patricia of Vancouver, Ef,C. The animal congregational meeting of the United Church has been postponed until Wednesday, January 16th. masters of the lodge. The United Church Women will meetin the e evening. church basement this Thursday Word was received of the death of Mr. Clarence Keyes of Santa Monica, Calif. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chuter; 1st Lect. Robert. Webster; 2nd Lect, • IvAn McClymont; 1st, Com. • Ralph Stephenson. . The officers were installed *by County Master Alex Hamilton of Grand Bend. During the lodge session the marshall led three members. in front of the altar, Watson Webster, Wilfred Chuter an.d Fred McClyment, and presented them-With a S0-year long standing service certificate and'a nold pen, All three are pbst .The annual meet rig of L,O.L. 4035 was held last Wednesday evening and was preceded by supper served at Rally Dully. After supper the members returned to the Orange Hall and during the session two candidates ware initiated •'.' The election of officers resulted as follows: W.M. - Grant Webster; D.M, - Ronald Taylor; Chaplain • Louis Taylor; Rec. Sec. - Barry Taylor; Treas. - Fred, McClymont; Marshall - Eric . • cortepponlent bfroi Templernan WI has gift exchange I Staffa Women's institute held their Christmas meeting at the Township Hall with the president. Mrs. John Miller presiding. There were 19 members and 4 visitors present and, the roll call was answered by "What 1 want for Christmas" with most members, answering, health, • happiness or their family with them. Mrs. Miller introduced Mrs. Harry Reynen, who gave an interesting talk on Christmas and New Year customs in Holland and how they differ from Canadian customs. Mrs. Reynen was thanked by Mrs. Lloyd Miller. Christmas carols were sung with Mrs. Robert McCaughey accompaning ,on the piano. Mrs. Jean Durst,•Egmondville, • 'tk showed and demonstrated Christmas displays and arrangements which she all had made at little cost. She was thanked by Mrs. Carter Kerslake. Mrs. Ross McPhail reported on the New Years' Eve Party. A motion was made to send a donation to the Marion Ritchie Memorial Fund. Highlight of the afternoon was the secret pal Christmas gift exchange, when secret pals for the year were revealed and new secret pals drawn for 1974. A Christmas lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. Bert Daynard, Mrs. Charles Douglas and Mrs. Frank Hamilton, The Hamilton family held a New Years gathering Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Miller. Family members were present from, Sault Ste Marie, Teeswater, Wingham, Ten:tato, Seaforth, Bowmanville and surrounding community. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Balfour and girls and Mrs. Hazel Sadler, Sault Ste Marie visited in the holidays with relatives and friends in the Community: Mrs. Sam Norris+and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family visited New Years Day with Mr. and Mrs. John Burleigh and family, Goderich. Mrs. Joast Drost is a patient at the University Hospital, London. Outstanding Values on MAO tams Store! 10% DiscouNt a -Seaforth Community Hospital During Our January Clearance Sale on ALL SEASONABLE LINES questions and Answers Larone S • ' someone to pick you up when you are able to go home, rather than taking tip a bed that is probably required by someone much more in need than you. Q. Many 'hotels have a 3 p.m. check out time, but the last time I was in hospital they' chased me out by 11 a.m. the day I left. Why is this so? A. The reason they chased you out by 11 a.m., as you put it, was because you , did not need the hospital bed any longer and someone else was waiting for it. If your doctor thinks you are well enough to go home, that is where you should be. By leaving the hospital at 11 a.m, it means that another patient can come in and start treatment or possibly even have an operation that day. The times when you went into hospital and sat around waiting for treatment or your operation are over. Hospitals are now doing a lot of the pre-operation tests On an' out-patient basis, before, you are actually admitted, so the beds may be occupied by people who need to be in hospital instead of those just waiting. , Your local hospital asks you to co-operate by arranging for BOOKS and STATIONERY STORE The Friendly Store in 'Seaforth - "the friendly town" Seaforth license sales up • valuable coupons for fantastic savings clip these IGA Although sales of 1974 licence plate stickers are down consider- ably across the *Vince 'com- pared to last year's licence plate sales, purchases in Seaforth are up so far this year, according to F.C.J. Sills of the licence issuing office here. Mr. Sill attributed the increase to the fact that the Mitchell office is closed this year following the death of the motor vehicle registrar there. He said a number of Mitchell people are purchasing their licence plat 'c here. Seafoith' xperience is the opposite ,,of a province-wide slowdown in sales. Last year at this time over 10% licence plates had 'been sold, while to date only 3.8% of ' Ontario motorists have purchased their renewal stickers. 1974 is the first year in Ontario for the stickers which will be issued every year for five years to update the metal licence plates sold 1973.These'stickers must 'be placed on the lower right hand corner of the rear 'pl'ate prior to . midnight, February 28. "We explain the procedure to everyone who purchases a sticker. So far we haven't had any complaints about stickers falling off." Mr. Sills said. )99.cmg.c)ssitme.9vmmogg SALTED. PLAIN OR SAUeds • ?WT. ••• valuable ASSORTED FLAVOURS t' coupon ALIENS DRINKS 5pp.99999,N.9.9cgrc ROYALE Clip this valuable coupon Clap this valuable coupon CIMISTIES PREMIUM CRACKERS I T.I BATHROOM TISSUE C Personals I •..r.t . not lageiwiiiiii4tikaiviritoiirairiargaiai;,; C:rittgrol EllattiY41 from WednoadayJattuarylith dl rdeaday January $.6 th,l I I 4 roil ":".•-=• Miss Bonnie Miller, Toronto, visited, in the Christmas holidays with her family, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Miller and Paul. Miss Heather Daynard, Victoria, British Columbia, visited in the Christmas holidays with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Bert Daynard. Miss, Darlene Templeman, Waterloo University, was home for the Christmas holidays with 41 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and family, 'leaving New Years Day for I Hamilton where she will be employed for the next four months. David Dow, Sarnia and Dennis Dow, Guelph University, visited in the Christmas holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dow and Ernest. Misses Lorraine Laing, Ruth and Elizabeth Templeman and Ernest Dow attended a four day, • Toc Alpha,, conference at Niagara Falls in the holidays. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. ,Leslie Miller in the holidays were Miss. Janet •Miller, Ms. 'Jack White and Mr. ,,and Mrs. Jim Cross, London, Mrs'. Mary Miller, Mitchell, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Hocking and family and Mr. and ,Mrs. Les Waddell and Donna. ' Holiday visitors with Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family were Mr. and * Mrs. Anthony Brait and Richard, St. Johns' , Newfoundland, Mrs. Ethel Lyall, David and Nancy, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Norris and family, Brampton. Mr.,And Mrs. John Templeman were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Capling, Mitchell. Mr. H. Willard, Colbourne, Asited in the Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Miller eland 7.z: I pkg. II:--t'.. l'::,:---• • 1..Le":::-: . iaTl e1-rniiiifkiii4onitiiiii44iliUAitiUgkl6i , .r traupoNEllechYbrym Wad., Jal. DiN NVrOas., Jan, inn, iR74 466i --.1 .., "70upon Eff gawp From Wad., Jan. • 9th 0/ Tuaa„ Jan, ;sin, 207.1 FRESH GROUND abA WE SELL CANADA • APPROVED GRADE A • a ra v e Cr (P a INGREDIENTS: Ad RED RIBBON ter, ant'Beef, texu wa getab BEEF edv protein : em, U p "the meat people"' : -IN:1ekr : 2S k rt or P _ Miss, „ituth Horne of London visited on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne. Mr. and Mrs. Rhueben Pehlke of Monkton visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hutton, Dennis and Diane. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walters had as their guests on New years, Mr, and Mrs. Howard Dayman and family of Kippen, Mr. 'and Mrs. Gary Dayman and Chris of Varna, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis • Hodgert and Cheryle of Mitchell, Miss Anne Knight of Hensall and Mr. and Mrs. Danny Walters and Mr. Jim Knox of Exeter. Editor's Quote Book lb. SWIFT PREMIUM - ASSORTED ear. SELF SERVE ROLLS Pka. 49° SWIFT PREMIUM 1 lb. pkg. SKINLESS WIENERS 88` LAZY MAPLE 1 lb. pkg, SLICED.SIDE BACON 1 .19 REGULAR CUT PRIME RIB 1st FOUR RIBS ONLY SWIFT PREMIUM • SWEET PICKLED - 2' i to 2'r lbs. COTTAGE ROLLS IL, ,98` SUGAR Palm FULLY COOKED 40 S Ibs DINNER HAMS , II,. 1 .69 The, longer we' dwell on our misfortunes, the greater is their power to harm us. -Voltaire SWIFT PREM(UM .4 rorielies 6 or. pkg, '*Nrauvw.0 Sliced Cooked Meats 43° FEARMAN BY THE PIECE END CUT BOTTOM CUT FROM THE BEEF HIP , TOP VALU by the piece BOLOGNA ONE WHOLE CHICKEN CUT INTO 9 PIECES PLUS NECK AND GIBLETS C KENTUCKY STYLE FRESH CUT UP CHICKEN lb. BEEF RIB STEAKS SIDE BACON Round Steak ROAST 147 C;;PC; ALU VE PIN EAPPLE , 00. 28. .127 (sliced IDF extra) C Ib.69C TOP VALU - COUNTRY STYLE STORE PACKED PURE PORK SAUSAGE lb. lb. f1 NI Y ota!Aff, ASSORTED . VEGETAIIILES 14 oz. tins ' .d MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI vorif*ORK 178 TOMATO SAUCE TOP YALU BEANS • 19 oz. tins U.S.A, NO, 1 FLORIDA SUNSHINE SWEET JUICE ORANGES SPLENDOR PASTAS 2 lb. pkg. C for ea. 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Cap Carnation Potatoes bunjou Suppled and Serviced 44y 99 CORA Limbed SECS Etteffilt UNTIE CLOSING SATISSA9, SWART 12, 1978, DAINTY aoi AUTOMATIC TOILET BOWL CLEANER ASSORTED COLOURS • ROYALE SUPER PAPER TOWELS ono roll 37.9... $1 pkgs. 9c WE RISERS 1119 RIGHT to LIMIT STUANYITIES TO AVERAGE FAMILY RISIBIRIMENTS at IGA the owners in the store to guarantee your satisfaction every shopping trip and in GREY • TRUST COMPANY SINCE 9880