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• Campbell's Crown Hardware • VII: Elliott Service*, Ltd. • Triangle Discount s Anstett Jewellers • Box Furniture • Toronto Dominon Bank
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SPECIAL NIGHTS
PIM
SPECIAL, CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING NIGHTS
6-9 p.m.
Ladies Night Tues., Dec. 15
Leave the kids with dad, ladies and
come out and browse thru Seaforth
stores at your leisure.
Men's Night, Wed. Dec-16-
Special help at participating Seaforth
stores to help gentlemen shoppers find
just the right gift_
Children's Night Thurs., Dec.17,
Plenty of help for the small fry
as they shop for the
whole family
WIN $2000
in BONUS BUCKS
Wed., Dec. 23 -1 p.m.
After the Santa Claus Parade
Hot chocolate and hot dogs for sale oh Main St
Proceeds to Town and Country Homemakers, servin g all of Huron County
Travel. Service • Tom
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CAROLLERS
/MIK
DOWNTOWN
CAROLLERS-
Choirs from three local
churches will sing on
Main St. Sat., Dec. 12.
For7that old fashioned
holiday atmosphere,
service and prices, shop
Seaforth for Christmas.
• Frank Kling DevereaUx, Chiropractor • Canadian Tire Corp. • Bob and Betty's Variety • Hildebrand Flowers .•Ball-Macaulay Ltd.
Shoii these Seaf M eorth rchants
ANTA CLAUS Y. FR E
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WIN $100
in BONUS BUCKS
Fri., Dec. 4 - 7 p.m.
WIN $100
* $100
in BONUS BUCKS
in BONUS BUCK
Fri., Dec. 11.- 7 p.T. Fri., Dec. 18 p.m.
HOURS
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
HOURS. FOR YOUR
coyvgNIENCE
Dec. 2, 3 til 5:30 p.m
Dec. 4101 9 p.m.
Dec. 5 til 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 7-10 tl 5:30 p.M
Dec. 11 til 9 p.m.
Dec. 12-14 til 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 15-18 til 9 p.m
Dec. 19 til 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 21-23 til 9 p.m
Dec. 24 and 31 5.13-.m .4,
7/111111
FREE PARKING- '
You won't need to feed the
parking meters for all of
December in downtown
Seaforth For an old fashioned
holiday time full of values and.
fun, shop in Seaforth and enjoy
these fun filled events, brought
. to you by participating Seaforth
merchants
FR E
for FREE ..PONY RIDES
FOR THE KIDDIES, .
Sat , Dec .19 leaving
from Victoria Park,
beginning at 1 p m
(Weather permitting)
Give your kids some old
faShioned, Christmas
entertainment
SANTA CLAUS
IS COMING TO TOWN
Sat., Dec. 5, Seaforth's annua
Lions Santa Claus parade.
Parade leaves the arena at 10
a m Bands, floats and fun.
Santa will give treats to the
kiddies at Larone-Spittal
11a.m. to 12:30.
CHR=ISTMAS..
BONUS
BUCKS
Win a total of '500 in
BONUS BUCK PRIZES,
five chances to win. Fill out the entry
forms at participating Seaforth merchants
and drop them in the specially marked box.
No purchase required
WIN BONUS BUCKS to spend at any participating store.
DRAWS at the Town Hall, Seaforth
Lots THE HURON EXIT IT R. DECEM•BER'
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SCHOOL PROJECT ,.., Food is b,0,19,9-C011eCted Wa.prgoot by stigiente.of
'St_ Columban sdhopj, • it will he olven,to the Seaforth office ,of the .Huron.
County Christmas .Bureau for rOdIsttibution when it opens in the old
Plu.msteel store on South Main Street next week. 'Some of he many
students involve:tin the project are (left to !VW- C011een ?Oak! ay, Jean
Ryan, Paul Menheere, Mary Maloney, Marg Ryan. "(Photo by ampbeto
Correspondent
MRS. CECIUARYAN
34S-21128
A large.crowd attended the
annual Father Stephen Eck-
ert Council of the Knights of
Columbus turkey bingo at the
St. Columba!!! Church hall on
Sunday, Nov. 29th.,
Following are the winners
of a freshly, killed turkeys
Sherri Maloney; Bob Duffy.
Mrs. John Paul Rau, Mrs.
Dan O'Rourke, Mrs. Tom
'Murray, Mrs. Charles Rau,
Leon Maloney. Mts. Jack
Deering, Moira Robinson,
Joanne Erougton. James
Kelly, Mrs. Jack Dearing.
The first Share the wealth
was won by Mrs. Jack Deer-
ing and Jim Kelly, the second
by Mrs. Jerry Flanigan, the
third by Roy McGonigle, and
the fourth by Brenda Laws.
Three door prizes were won,
by Marie Palin, Mrs. Ray-
mond Murray and Mrs. Mary
Moylan. The proceeds from
this Mingo will be used for the
annual 'K. of C. children's
Christmas party-
PERSONALS '-
M ail e e-skOrrs, from Elliott,
Lake anal Frank Claessens.
.Toronto spent the weekend
with their parents Mr. and
Mrs, Matt Claessens.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swart.
Kim and Mark visited on
Sunday with Mrs. Anne
Swart in Delhi.
Mrs. Mary Melady return-
ed home from Brighton where
she.was visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Melady. She also
visited with Mr. Frank Mel-
arty in Peterborough, Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Maloney
returned 'home after spend-
ing a week in St, Petersburg,
Florida. The weather was
sonny and warm while they
were there.
Mr, and MM. Jim Subject
and family from Kitchener
and Mr: and Mrs. J.D.
MacRae. Jenny and Ian
from London visited -on the
weekend with fvfr:and Mrs.
Clarence Ryan.
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to the
relatives and friends of Miss
Mary Purcell whose funeral
was Monday morning at St.
Columban R.C. Church,
IvIcKillop 4 4-11 Club report
of achievement night iby
Marg Ryan. Parents and
friends turned. out for 4,H
Achievement held on
Wed. Nov. 25 at the Seaforth
Public school. In a skit our
group "The Eitch 'n Chicks"
showed the purpase of the
PMIII CI IF IF Al T
$25995
an trade
MD01150
DRYER MDG 1150
Automatic and timed drying control along with
icito cycles, three heat selections, interior drum
light, family size porcelain enamel drum, end of
cycle signal, and a front mounted lint collector.
CHRISTMAS DRAW
Draw for, approximately 15 lb. Grad. A turkey
every week 'until Christmas. One ticket for
every $100.00 purchase. Tickets remain for •
every draw. You may be' lucky. "Merry Christ-
max", WINNER OF LAST WEEK'S DRAW
Mts. Joyeo Minot, Staff.", Ont.
•••••••• •
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$ 3 995
an trade
MWG 1150
WASHER MWG 1150
SPIRALATOIR agitator plus five cycles, five
wash/rinse temperature selections, three wash
and Spin-tOmbinations, bleach dispenser, self.
cleaning lint filter and an energy saving water
level control
Moffat - Washers - Dryers Ranges - Refrigerators
all at Special" Prices while they last
Over 400 Appliances In Stock
Other Automatics From 5 399" & Trade
I '
Drysdale Major Appliance Centre
jPhone 262-2728
Open Fridays till 9 p.m. Open Mondays In Dec. - We do our own service -
Henson, Ontario
"The Place To Buy Appliances"
Tamara Nelson of Mount
Hope.
Numerous local people at-
tended the wedding in St.
Peter's Lutheran church on
Friday evening of Rose Roi to
Wayne Wurdell, with the
reception folloWing in the
Mitchell and District corn-
munity centre. Congratulat-
ions are extended to the
young couple.
Mrs. Elmer Ford the form-
er Georgina Brodhagen, and
Mrs. Alice Beuermann, both
formerly of Brodhagen are
patients in the Stratford
General Hospital. We wish
them a speedy recovery.
WEDDING INVITATIONS
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
PHONE 527-0240. — SEAPORT'',
f people win turkeys
At K f C bingo in St. Columban
egg in cooking which acts as a
binder, leavener, thickener
and emulsifier"
Our group did a skit from
the TV show. "Morning
Break." Anne Ryan played
the roll of Jim Swan, Colleen
Maloney as Carol Campbell
and Marg Nolan as the guest.
.11141r13.40g1F51dernOnsitra-
ted Cream !Offs which con-
tain aitionr food groups:
Awards: were given to each
girl who successfully com-
pleterkthe past club. The girls
who :received' spoons arse:.
Marg ITlcftnell,, Colleen mai.
oney. AnneNarie Maloney,
Mary Murray, Suanne Mur-
Correspondent
MRS. HERMAN
LEONHARDT
345.2419
The red carnation on the
altar in St. Peter's Lutheran
Church in Brodhagen on
Sunday were placed there by
the confirmation class. The
Bass of eight children was
confirmed at the morning
worship service. The child-
ren are Bradley Saline-, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Barry
Baillie; Paul Bauer, son of
Mx. and Mrs. Albert Bauer;
Perry Beuermann, son of Mr.
-and- Mrs. Robert Beuer-
mann; Douglas Gilbert, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Gilbert, Murray Kummer,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Kummer; Michelle Braecker,
daughter of ..Mr. and Mrs.
Bruno Braecker; Susan
Gloor, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John J. Gloor; Heather
Ritz, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Rapien. ,Many
visitor's and the, sponsors of
the class joined the congre-
gation, ,to attend the confir-
mation service.
The two baskets of flowers
ray. Marg Nolan, Linda and
'Lisa Poppe. Anne and Jean
Ryan and Marg Ryan. Suanne
Murray received the county
honours award for complet-
ing six clubs.
Principal wins
St. James Separate School
principal. Ray Contois of 218
Arras CfreS. in Mitchell was
the/ winner in a draw held, at
the Stratford mall for a free
"weekend at Cranberry.'
Cranberry vacatkat Villas of
Colliligwood is represented in
the Stratford/St: Marys area
by Harry E. Waghorn Real
Estate
in the chancel on Sunday
were, from the wedding of
Rose Roi to Wayne Wurdell
on Friday evening, and were
placed in the chancel
in honour of Bradley Baillie a
nephew, on his confirmation
day and Wayne's parents Mr.
and Mrs, Harold Wurdell on
their 41st wedding anniver-
sary on Monday November
30th. Congratulations!
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beu-
ermann had as guests on
Sunday following Perry's
confirmation, the sponsors
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Scholl of
Monkton and Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Koehler oft, tendon.,
Other guests w'ere the Gary
Koehler family, Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Moore and family
of Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Leonhardt, and Kim,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Patterson.
Allan Koehler, Pat Flanagan,
Marilyn Koehler and Glen
Beuermann, Pastor and Mrs.
Arthur Horst and Stephen,
Mr—and Mrs. Don Pfeifer
and Tracy. Guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Gilbert on Sun-
day were Doug's sponsors,
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gilbert
and family of Wartburg,
Mrs. Melinda Gilbert of
Stratford and and Mrs.
Walter •Muefge.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Barry Baillie for Bradley's
confirmation on Sunday were
the sponsors Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Wurdell and Mrs.
Wilda Baillie of R.R. 1,
Monkton. Others guests
were Robert and Ruth Pauli
of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Hulley of Monk-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Eric
Ludington and family.
Guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Bruno Braecker on Sunday
were the sponsors for
Michelle. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Blocklinger of Toronto. Other
guests were Miss Ruth and
Melanie Blocklinger of Tor-
onto, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Woods of Seaforth and Mr's.
Melanie Braecker,
Guests with Mr. and Mrs,
Ivan Rapien on Sunday were
Heather's sponsor Mrs. Lor-
aine Nelson of Mount Hope,
and cousin's Kimberley and
Eight children confirmed at
rodhagen Lutheran Church