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Citizens News, December 8, 1977
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Glimpses
Most of our decorations are up
in readiness for all the festive
occasions planned for the
residents and we are hoping that
the weatherman will be a bit
lenient in order that all the
visitors for the different oc-
casions will be able to keep their
appointments.
Films were shown on Monday
evening followed by refresh-
ments.
We welcome Mrs. Viola Unruh
home from the hospital.
On Thursday afternoon at 2:00
p.m. and 7:00 p.m., the movie
"The Yearling" starring Gregory
Peck will be shown. Everyone is
welcome, both young and old. We
welcome Mr. & Mrs. Charles
Fowler, formerly of Dungannon,
as newcomers to Maplewoods
Apartments.
Residents who have been out
visiting recently with family and
friends are Mr. Rudolph Stade,
Mrs. Ruby Hoggarth, Mrs. Willa
Brock, Mrs. Alma Southcott,
Mrs. Adeline Kraft, Mrs. Anne
Oligny, Miss Marie Gelinas, Mrs.
Mary Weston, Mrs. Ellen Thiel,
Mrs. Mabel Gassman, Miss Cecil
McLeod and Mrs. Emma Ben-
newies.
Now that it is coat and hat
weather, perhaps there are
people wondering where their
belongings are. We have two
men's hats left in the lobby, 1
-grey stetson and one brown and
beige checked Biltmore. These
hats have been here for
sometime, We also have mens
and ladies rubbers and one pair
of ladies lined brown gloves
Lieutenant Watt of Goderich
led the Salvation Army song
service at Huronview Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Elsie Henderson
accompanied at the organ for the
hymns and vocal duets by
Lieutenant and Mrs. Watt.
Five new residents were
welcomed to the Home at Mon-
day's program, Miss Dorothy
Streets, Norman Sheperd,
William Stephen, William Hut-
chings and Fred McGavin. Marie
Flynn, Lorne Lawson, Norman
Speir and Cecil Skinner provided
the Old Tyme Music for the
dancing and a sing -a -long. The
Clinton Christian Reformed
volunteers assisted with the
activities.
Five young people from the
Clinton Christian Reformed
Church entertained with a
musical program on Family
Night. Joanne Dykstra, Debbie
Postma, Chris Valkenburg,
Renee and Audrey Roorda sang
several numbers in group har-
mony as well as solos, duets and
trios. The girls provided their
own guitar accompaniment.
Cecil Skinner expressed the
appreciation of the residents for
the hour of splendid music.
RT. K
INLEY
MOTOR OILS
Distributors of Valvoline
Quaker State Medallion
Main St., Zurich 236-4830
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which were found about a week
ago. If any of these articles
belong to you, you may claim
them at the office.
Bingo was played on Friday
evening followed by refresh-
ments.
The Sunday evening chapel
service was conducted by Rev.
Mellecke of the Dashwood
Lutheran Church. The children's
choir provided music during the
service accompanied on the
organ by Miss Helen Nadiger.
Issammosar
Saluda Prior Park
Tea Bags
Kleenex Boutique
Paper Towels
Tasters Choice Freeze Dried
Instant Coffee
100's
8 oz.
'1.73
, 88'
'5.39
Club House Pimento
Olives
St, Williams
Strawberry Jam
Sunlight
Detergent
12 oz.
24 oz.
88'
88�
101bs. '4.23
Canada No, 1 California
Head Lettuce
SUPERIOR
*FOOD MARKETS*
each
Product of USA, Canada No. 1
45' • Tomatoes
OTHER IN STORE SPECIALS
Ib. 45c
Zurich Superior Market
DIAL 236-4354
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someone else's
problem.
Neither is fighting
The inflation rate in Canada has improved over the
past couple of years, thanks to the efforts of
anadians who recognized the dangers of spiralling
and wages. The moderation has helped
and it's a good thing it happened, as we all know from the
fears we were experiencing back in 1974-75. We're
doing better, but we can't be satisfied. Inflation still exists
and it hurts'. Ask the poor, the pensioners, the Can-
adians who have worked hard for years
to build up some retirement savings
—they know better than anyone
how truly critical this problem can be.
A serious part of the overall
problem is the popular belief that the
rate of inflation can't be influenced
by individuals. That's just not true.
Inflation exists as a result of all
our actions; it will be beaten by all our
actions, including government, labour,
business, and yes—individuals.
We have to work together in a co-operative effort to
fight inflation. The more we know about it, the better
we can handle it.
Learn more about inflation, why it happens, what it
is, and what you can do to fight it, send for "Kick the
Inflation Habit" You'll find out how inflation steals jobs
in a section that helps us understand how employ-
ment suffers by inflation; that there's no
free lunch because whatever we get, we
pay for, whether it's government services
or "free" samples; and it will tell you
about the vital business of budgeting
and living within one's means.
"Kick the Inflation Habit" also
discusses smart shopping, wise use of
credit, the importance of arming
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that not only fight inflation, they
make it hurt a little less."Kick the
Inflation Habit"... now
For your copy of"Kick
the Inflation Habit;' send
your name and address
to:Anti-Inflation Board,
P.O. Box 4260, Station "A;'
Toronto, Ontario
M5W 1V9.
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