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NOTICE
TOWNSHIP of .McKILLOP•
The residents of the Township of McKillop are requested by the
Council
NOT TO PARK CARS ON TOWNSHIP ROADS
during the winter months in order to facilitate snow plowing
operations. Council will not be responsible for damage to mail
boxes or any vehicles parked on roads or streets.
Council also request that the residents of the Township of
McKillop
DO NOT BLOW OR PUSH AND DUMP SNOW
ON TOWNSHIP ROADS
WAYNE DOLMAGE, Road Superintendent
Township of McKillop
T�Se WILD BIRD
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ECONOMY MIX $8.95 (40 1113.)/45c Ib.
PREMIUM (with Peanuts) $10.50 (40 Ib.)/550 Ib.
NIGER SEEDS $1.55 Ib.
GRAY SU FLOWER $9.95 (25 lb.)/700 Ib.
BLACK SUNFLOWER $15.95 (50 lb.)/600 lb.
Owing to the bad.'weather again, the of-,
ficial visit: of the zone Commander was
• delayed for another. month, Also, the
Leadership seminar that was scheduled to
he held after the -meeting bad .to be
cancelled. We pope that, the weather will
improve for the January meeting.
There were quite a number of requests
na
fo donations from, various .orgoe<izations
for a total of $2,409, Five hundred dollars
was given to the High School.' Band, , The
Salvation Army Xmas AlrPeal and The
Western Ontario Chiidrens Hospital ,$.39Q,00
went to • the Blind Children's FIFO ,of
Petawawa. and the Family Childreria ser-
vices of Gpderieb,, and $100 went to ;the
Day Centre for the Homebound, .the Van
Egmond Society and the March of Dimes.
There were three new members initiated.
They are Jack Ryan, Robert Von Euw and
Mien Billows.
Seaforth Pee Wee's, whom the Legion
sponsors in part, have won the "A" Divi-
sion at the Zone tournament held recently
at Lueknow and will compete at the
District'at Ghdeiioh
,day: January
6th At the time of thio"wlting they are
competing.at'thel .Silver`Stick tournament
in Watfo , lea
1414 won their first game.
We hope mat four members who are in
hgsprtal, and sick ae home. hada _Merry
ch
w ail Of y uea speedy recovery and to
.all members "A• Happy and Prosperous
New ears'
At the.going down of the'sun and in the
morning we wif re>;1oezlber them.
liar roster Wednesday, January, 3rd. -
R• Govier,Thurs days,: January 4th, - M.
Ross, Monday, , January : 8th.' - K. Swan,
Tues.
January 'JanlOthuary ::8Dth:; .. - D. Smale, Wed.
Medd.
OPTIMIST INITIATES - The Seaforth Optimists welcomed five
new members into the club at their dinner on December 21.
The new initiates are (seated, I. to r.) Mark Smith, Jeremy
Miller, Bob Costello, Joe Aubin and Joe Cusack. Standing
behind them are their sponsors, (I. to r.) Gord Phillips, Ken
Miller, Don Hoffman, Mike Schwarz and wavne Scott.
Mark J, 'McLiwain
Account ;Representative
Leaders Conference
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Ministry Remo Mancini
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Revenue
Ontario
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HEALTH
TAX
Effective January, 1990, the new
EMPLOYER HEALTH TAX (EHT)
replaces Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIIP) premiums.
Dublin Corms indent
MRS. DON MACRAE
395.2842 or 345.2140
The Dublin Lions entertained their ladies
to a Christmas dinner and social evening
on December 21st. A turkey dinner catered
by Ryan's Roost was enjoyed by 10
members and wives, President Lion Louis
Kramers welcomed everyone, then after
dinner a short business meeting was held.
Lion Ernie Fleming led everyone in a
game of Court Whist. Winners and losers
were: Cindy Reid, high ladies; Linda
Ruston, second high; Joan Elliott, low;
Louis Kramers, men's high; Don MacRae,
men's second; Scott Elliott, low.
The 4th degree of the Knights of Colum-
bus held their annual ladies night and
Christmas Charity draw on December 28th,
rescheduled from one week earlier, at the
parish hall of St. Joseph's Church in Clin-
ton. Santa made another appearance, and
the ladies received a gift. Music was en-
joyed by Mozart Gelinas and son Mozart,
Jr., and George. Wives and knights present
from Dublin were Don MacRae, Louis
Kramers, Roy Swart and Father Caruana,
faithful friar from Seaforth, as well as
Jerry Murray and Elmer Feeney. Dublin.
Winners of the draw were: $100, Betty
Kittar, Staffa; $75, Don Scruton,
Londesboro; $50, Basil Hall , Goderich;
table Tamp, James Kelly, Seaforth; box
honey products, Clarence Brodhagen,
Grand Bend; box of bread products, June
Harratt, Clinton; goose, Martin Vanden
Heuvel, RR 2 Auburn.
Visitors with Mary Ellen, Joe, Jayne and
Lucille Delaney on Christmas Day were
Yvonne and Steve. Seiler, Michael, Jen-
nifer, Robert and Julie, Mitchell; Pat and
Charlene Delaney, Dublin; Maureen and
Paul Van De Walle, Sarah, Lisa and Karen
of St. Marys; Jim Delaney, Windsor, and
Jerry Murray, Dublin. Ed Rowland also
dropped &PIfer'hishannual€Chlfstmas'visit.'
Dan and Janet Mattka and sons Jason
and Andrew from Brantford spent a few
hours with Grandma Davidson at the Ritz
Villa, and called on Don and Eileen
MacRae last Wednesday. Keith and Audrey
Davidson are enjoying a six-week stay in
Florida.
Mrs. Millie Evans has returned home
after spending a few days of Christmas in
London with her daughter and son-in-law,
Jack and Marie Cleary and their family.
Mrs. Katie Murray spent Christmas Day
with Frank and Louise Maloney in Kit-
chener. Boxing Day guests with Katie were
Mr. and Mrs. Don Feeney and children
Christopher, Mark from St. Marys.
The Don MacRae family held their
Christmas Day gathering at the home of
daughter Nora Ann and Ian Jackson and
Trevor in London.
Mrs. Olga Eckert got home from London
Hospital for Christmas. With Joe and Olga
throughout the holiday season were their
family and grandchildren. Daughter Joan
Hummell, Petewawa, also visited last
week.
All employers with permanent establishments in Ontario will be
required to pay the tax through monthly or quarterly instalments
based on total calendar year gross payroll.
THE ONTARIO MINISTRY OF REVENUE
which is responsible for administering this new tax, mailed
INFQRMATION KITS to Ontario employers in November,
1989.
If you are an employer in Ontario and have not yet received an
_INFORMATION KIT, please call the Ministry, toll-free, at the
numbers listed below:
• Metro Toronto
• All other areas
• French language enquiries
• Telephone device for
the deaf
965-8470
1-800-263-7965
1-800-668-5821
1-800-263-7776
COOL HAND - Seaforth Manor residents rang in the New Year on Friday after-
noon, and enjoyed a social time in the activity room. Here, volunteer Anne Downey
helps out a friend in a game of cards. Elliott photo.
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