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INSTALLATION — The eiss Rebekah
Lodge of Seaforth, No. 117; wa in charge of the
installation of officers for District No. 23. Back
,row, leftto right are, EstherCampbell, deputy
chaplain; Hazel .McGonigle, deputy warden;.
Annie Malcolm, deputy recording secretary;
Marion Rose, deputy “musician; May Habkirk.
deputy inside guardian; ROth Papple, deputy
financial secretary; Margaret Sharp, deputy
treasurer; and Helen P Scott, deputy outside
guardian. Front row are Irene Smith, deputy
marshall; Ruth Campbell, soloist; and"
Kathleen Cuthill, district depktW president of
the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario.
(Photo by Jim Fitzgerald)
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DECORATING NOVI/ B"k
For
January
Decorating
•Kem Paints
• Walicoverings
'Arm strong Carpets
40 Windovi Shades
& SILK FLOWERS
& ARRANGEMENTS
ALSO CHRISTMAS TRIMS
& ARRANGEMENTS
HILDEBRAND
PAINT AND PAPER
527-1880
15 Main St., Seaforth-
A 54 ry ANNUAL 60• and over min -
I f 8 10 $5,000
10,1/2 % ANNUAL [60.and under $500 and
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RONNENBERG INSURANCE
AGENCY
Income Tax Preparation:
early refund. -
M.onIcton Office Open
Monday thru Saturday
Phone 347-2241
%Nimmommortk
Have them done now for
Brussels Office Opens
Tuesdays & Fridays
Phone 887-6663
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men,s SPORT
COAT
Cordoroy $10'
CAR COATS
Kiazy Ed's
has
ORDERED
SOLD
Ladies Winter COATS
20°/0Sal°e FPYrices
Lathes EVENING
- WEAR
°/®OFF IReg.
0 Prices
Ladies DRESSES
PANT SUITS .
20% qFPSale
Prices
Men's TOP, C6ATS
20% • OFF
Sale Prices
Men's SUMS
$10. to $35.
SPORT COATS .
$15.. to $20.. .
KRAZY S Bargain
House
Store Hours Mon, Toes, Wed, Thews, Sat. 0:00 to 5:30
Fri 9-9
5 Main St. Seaforth
SAVING TO. OWN...
A HOME
WHY .TAX YOURSELF?
Dear R.H.O.S.P. Customer:
As an R.H.O.S.P. participant with your. Credit Union
or Trust company you should be aware of an important
change the federal government has made affecting
regulations governing the plans.
In past years you had until February month end to
make your , deposits. The federal government has
changed this rule.
Effective this year deposits to your R.H.O.S.P. must be
made by January 2, 1979 in order to be included as a tax
deductible amount for the 1978 tax year.
If your plans this year include additional tax deduc-
tible deposits'to your R.H.O.S.P, may we Urge you to
• ensure those deposits are made before December 31st:
Why tux yourself to own a home-use your R.H.O.S.P .
It's The Simple Solution.
REGISTERED
HOME- OWNERSHIP
SAYINGS PLAN-
ClintonCommunity
CREDIT -UNION
'70 ONTARIO sr. OLD TOWN HALL BUILDING
CLINTON
EXETER
402.3467 215,0640
FOR RECORD LOVERS
• PERFORMANCk .
BEtTER SOUND
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SAVE RECORDS AND ENJOY 'THEM MORE.
AUTOMATIC SHUT-OFF, HIGH QUALITY THROUGH-
OUT AND A BREEZE TO USE.
OPIONER
PL 514 969. A
XLM $ohoh
MK 1111.34:95" 7U•
,FAMOUS WATTS PARASTAT KIT INCLUDES
PARASTAT, HUMID MOP, ANTISTATIC FLUID
& SPARE PARTS. •
LARGE SELECTION OF HOT NEW RECORDS AND
CLASSIC OLDER ALBUMS. RECORD SLEEVES
INCLUDED.
L
40 ONTARIO STREET
OPEN DAILY 10.6
SATURDAY•14- 5
A NEW PHONO
SOUND SYSTE
RTRIDGE CAN IMPROVE EVERY
RECORDS OUND BETTER AND LAST LONGER.
WE'RECOM M END:
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A delicioUS pot luck supper
preceded the \—Peceniber
meeting of the Catholic
Women's League in St.
James Auditorium with 30
members present. ,Following
supper there was 7—air.%
exchange of gifts and silver
collection for missions.
The President, 'Mrs. Ken
Vincent presided for
--btisiness. Spiritual convener,
Mrs, Ray Hutchinson chose
"A Christmas Prayer for the
home'? jor the reading.
Reports were given by con-
veners. Mrs. Joseph , Ryan
and Mrs.. James Palin sick .
and visiting committee for
Council briefs
xposit
• Several councillors felt cars-
can be plowed in just as
badly on streets as in
driveways.
Council reversed ,a
decision m .ade -two years ago
and joined the Good Roads
Assoc. and made plans to,
send two Councillors to its
convention in February. "It
wasn't felt 'enough had been
gotten out of it," explained
councillor. Gerald Groothuis,
when council decided two
years ago not to belong.
An accounts payable
amount 'of $1,728 to F,J.L.
Pearce Ltd. was for a survey
of the town's boundaries in
As a result of contributions
from Lionss International
Foundation' it has been
possible to assist under-
privileged and relieve
suffering following disasters
in countries throughout the
world, Paul Shuliz of
Goderich told Lions. Club
members Monday night.
Created in 1967 the fund
depends on donated amounts
as a• source of revenue and
Seaforth Lions gave
assurance of their partici-
pation. Mr. Shultz is area
fund chairman and is seeking
$7200 as, the district's share.
irhe duk approved
changes in agreements with
Tucketsmith reinecting the
Lions Park property to make
possible a grant under
community centre legislation
to the, renovation program at
the park.
Long time members were
recognized when chevrons
were presented to
A.Y.McLean 45 years,
J.R.Spittal 40 years, John 4.
Cardno 20..•.years . and
Marten Vincent 10 years.
E.C.Boswell, 45 years and
Harold Turnbull, 10. years
Father Laragh of St: james
Church asked the blessing
for the "Happy Citizens"
Chtistnitis party dinner on
Dec. 7th at the legion ,hall
when 117 sat down to a
turkey dinner prepared by
the women and served by the
men. The tables were very
pretty with Christmas center-
pieces and favours made by
Mrs. Staffen and Mrs. Hattie
JohnStOn.•
After the dinner Lorne
Dennis, Chairman, thanked'
the ladies 'for the meal.
Mrs. Vincent Lane pres-
ided at the pioano and led in
a 'sing song:
Jim McQuaid introduced
Father Laragh who spoke on
our experiences and our
memoirs..
Mrs. Rose Ryan gave a
readink "Lavinsky at the
wedding," dressed in suit-
able costume.
Mrs. Marie Flynn and her
music Makers, Warren Whit-
more and Wilson McCartney
on their violins played some
old time music especially' an
old time waltz with several
couples enjoying a dance.,
, The McQuaid' 'sister's
accompanied by their mother
played their violins and step ,,
danced which everyone en-
joyed.
Mrs. Jim IvIcNaughtnn
conducted a contest "Stump
the panel." 'The panel were
Anne Agar, Ruth,. Papple,
Dorothy Townsend;Joe White
Wilmer Cuthill' add Jim
Doig. ' •
Helmar Snell entertained
with violin music accompanied
Al its meeting Monda'y
night ,Seaforth council
considered, the following
matters:
Clerk Jim Crocker
r ported that he'll —prepare
an agreement as soon as a
temporary easement is
received front/the Bank of
Commerce, allowing
draining of the alley behind
Seaforth IGA. •
The Mayoi and clerk were
authorized to borrow up to
$70,000 to pay'1978 bills until
all the town's revenue is in
and up to $448,000 in, 1979.
Information on services
offered will be available from'
both Seaforth banks at the,
January council meeting.
A letter from' Anne
Underwood, requesting that
her doctor husband 'be
permitted to park on West or
Centre Sts. occasionally. in
the winter when he has
emergency, duty was turned
o ver to the police committee
which will look at other
emergency winter parking.
by Mrs. SNell.
Mr. and Mrs. Santa Clause
arrived and presented 10
Decerhber birthday celebrants
with a small gift.
Sandy Pepper very ably
expressed thanks to every-
one on the program and all
those who helped.
Several gamestof 'euchre
were played wfth`ptize win-
ners. Ladies high-Mks. Second
McBrien; Ladies LOne, Mrs.
L. Malaniuk; Ladies Low,
Mrs. Jean Pethick.
Mens high-Wilmer Cuthill
Mens Lone-Russell Carter;
Mens. Low-Leo Murray.
Lucky chair was won by
Mrs. Tillie Dunn. ' Lucky
favor was Mrs. Ed. Byers.
Marked tally was-Mrs. Grace
Broadfodt and Vincent Lane.,
Winners were: High, Mrs.
Jades Devereaux; Lone
hands,' Mrs, Harry flak;
Low, Mrs. W. Maloney;
Closest December . birthday,
Mrs. Joseph Ryan.
November reported 23 visits,
Mrs. Vincent thanked all and
,especially Mr. and Mrs. Hak
for their help and co-opera,
tion at the recent bazaar, A
gift of a cup and saucer was
presented to Mr. and Mrs.
James McQuaid on the
occasion of their 50th
wedding anniversary and, a
vase to Mr, and Mrs. Wm,
Miller in recognition of their
40th anniversary. Gifts for
' Christmas will be' taken to
residents of, the Nursing
Homes and shut-ins, to
F3ther Laragh, Sisters of St.
Joseph, pupils o:of St.s .1a m es
the ' area of the new
subdivision, clerk Jim
CroCker explained.
Deciding Seaforth was not
obligated to purchase the
property, but only had first
option„ council reversed its
decision on Louis McNichol's
sale agreement for a lot in
the industrial park. Mr.
McNichol said he was sure
the land could • be sold
privately in the unlikely
event that he doesn't go
ahead with his building
plans. Council agreed to let
its option to bu y back at land
cost 'plus improvements
THE CHRISTMAS PARTY — AndreW and
Anona Crozier are two of the Seaforth Happy
Citizens treated • to dinner at the group's
Christmas 'party held a the Seaforth Legion
Hall on Thursda (Expositor Photo)
Lions honoured
Happy Citizens telebratei.
Schootl• :And. to the OM success, In closing he wished
adopted grandfather at all blessing of the Christ
Veteran's Hospital, ulidon.- Child and His loving Mother
Also flowers will be provided .1 at Christmas,
for the altars for the festive Euchre' followed
.season„ 'meat, of the
Laragh in his
comments said that being a
member of the league is •an
excellent way to Wye, the'
parish and community and
each council is united With thers' across Canada on the
iocesan and Provincial
level. He - expressed
appreciation . fOr • the
combined efforts of members
in making activities
adjourn- 1"
meeting