The Huron Expositor, 1981-03-26, Page 5When you're a florist, good
form starts from e ground up.
AskL
She fills out die tri Record of Employment
perfecdyikirery tune
an employee Sits company.
When you're in good company, stay in good form.
Lynn is in charge Of personnel and finance for a local florist.
And she knows that one of her responsibilities is to fill out a
UI Record of Employment form every time an employee has
an interruption in earnings. She.knows that if she doesn't
get it right the first time, she may have to do it agaih. So
Lynn took the time to get the booklet "How to Complete
the Record of Employment" fromlier nearby Canada
Employment Centre.
Leaving in good form.
The Record of Employment iS one way we can make sure no
one gets shortnbanged and no one gets overpaid. This saves time and money for
everyone involved. Lynn found out that the most 'common mistake is in reporting the
"Insurable Earnings". Insurable earnings are not necessarily the same as payroll
earnings. Because Lynn fills out the ROE accurately, ex-employees don't have to come
back to her for changes. And neither do we. \ '
It's juin good business to be in good form.
At Unemployment Insurance, we process about 4,000,000 Records of Employment
every year. Last year, employer mistakes in filling out the form cost at least $125,000,000
in overpayments. Plus the cost of recovering those overpayments and penalizing or
prosecuting.
We're out to cut down that. $125,000,000. And we're Ong to do it, together. •
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Eniployment.
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Lloyd Amvordly, Lloyd Anyorthy,
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ICICLE WATCH--People WATCH—rPeople in the resiaurant
across the Street were concerned about the
large icicle on Seaforth's venerable Cardno
block. The buildirig's owners have been careful
to keep •the icicles cleared off and just 4fter the
photo'Was taken this one was removed. (Photo
by Shoveller)
NEW STORE HOURS
Effective Fri., Apr. 3, 181
Monday, Tuesday;Wednesday,—
Thursday and Saturday 830 - 5:10
Friday 8:30 - 9 p.m.
AUTO SERVICE_ .CENTRE
will be: open every Saturday
'unill 12 noon.
commencing. April 3, 1981
0550(111TE STORE
LC. WINSOR
HOLDINGS LTD.
. Seaforth, Ontario 5274350
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TIRE
`Werth election resulta poll
by poll in the Seaforth area
were as follows:
Edighoffer Mlsener Wilson
Stratford 5.428 3.096 980 .
Listowel 1.031 774 120
Mitchell 944 333 , 67
An Expositor Classified
will pay you dividends. Have
yOu tried one? Dial 527:0240.
Perth
St. Marys &' - 708 143
Milverton 366 134 24
' Blanshared 509 223 57
Downie 717 254 , 65
Ellice 744 -262 72
Eima 913 431 47
Fullarton 430 173 38
'Hibbert
134 186' 28
12
135 153 41
7
136 103 33
10
Total 442 102 29
Your Child's Portrait
In vivid color
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NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY
just drop into out store during the days and hours
hated below.
Your lovely gift picture will be taken FREE by a
professional children's photographer.. One gift
portrait to a family which may include groups.
It's out way of saying "Thank you" to our regu-
lar customers, and ,"Welcome" to everyone else.
TIE' HURON. EXPOSITOR MARCH 1 1
-1-16ron Middlesex
CI.. TON
89 1.4 • '192
81 15 94'
• tr 4
r58 10 711
' 92 9 '113
95 7 7$
64' . 3 65
TURNBERRY TWP.
Poll Elston Huron McQuall
78 131 68 22
78A 20 2 1
79 112 73 13
80 128 80 16
391 223 Sl
WINGHAM 905 455 80
HOWICK 690. 453
ASHFIELD 39' 280
WEST WAWANOSH
99 126 41
100 98 88
101 . 79 60
303 189
EAST WAWANOS,H
102 137 30
103 87 50
104 95 . 64
319' 144
24
25
21
70
14
15
20
49
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# 1
70.4.
700,
33 8 1 26 81 ''S 9 91
1,
9 5'' 49 82 . 109 5 73
71....2 0 44 83 52 4 6
72 .-:,:r. ,rr:r-0..- --S5.' 6 17
TONAL . .448 43 . 477; TOTAL 351 '21ii 339
73 7 93
SEAFORT0 YFIELD • 14' 45 149
75 ,
74* • '7Q. 4 10 4
,74# .z 3 • L/: 87
/4 (0 .:.0 II, §0'
15'70 7 1"10.'•,8:9'
76 - 46 2 84 90
77'. - 42.9 67 . 91
78'42 8 65 92 -i
BLYTH
105 112 59
106. 133. 117 '
245 176
IVJORRIS TWP.
239 61 107 ' 100 83
159 40 108 138 93
FRIDAY
MARCH 27
1 137) to x:30
ADELAIDE 332 57 490
E. WILLIAM, 159 2 283
w;Witt1414
40AAVSA10- 10, 488,
PMCIIP.,, At 39 275
41.00.40 351 .' 77 505,
MON,.; .112
KOWLVOY194, 22 .404
USBORNE SO 34, 427
• STEPHEN
65 14 83
37 33 , 23 35
38 76. 40- 90-
39 43 7 43
40 103 22 198
411 33 5 98
42 83 5 '6
43 57 5 133
44 • 129 21 92
TOTAL 622 142 8611
EXETER 753 79 907
HAY
54 53 2 70
55 54 8 105
56 _ 29 9 84
57 49, 2 108
584 30 8 56
58B 31 2 41
59 24 • 3 105
TOTAL 270 34 569
ZURICH ; 127 12 272
HENSALL •
62 46 6 81
63 72 9. 67
64A „. 73 6 78.
040 -14 0 8
TOTAL 265 21 234
TUCKERSMITH
'5 47 4 59
70• 9 111
68 7 104
68 92 10 133
69 52 1 74
,TOT*L 363 45
STANLEY
79 46 6
80 . 69 4
Resultsthe "Huron-Bruce
riding foirow : These are the
unofficial results.
• SAUGEEN
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TWP. 247 417 45
SOUTHAMPTON •
TWP. 402 821 77
PORT ELGIN 620 188.136
BRUCE TWP. 304 413 53
TIVERTON, 99 214 27
KINCARDINE
TWP. 37 752 73
KINCARDINE 59 .1372 150
GREENOCK.
TWP. 447 355 55
HURON TWP. 498 573 65
RIPLEY 187 128 26
KINLOSS
TWP. 243 268 61,.
LUCKNOW 308 .229 61
'CULROSS
TWP. 540 198 61
TEESWATER 302 181 33
CARRICK
TWP. 666
MILDMAY 292
GODERICH 1658 214 1405
ADVANCE POLL
NW'. ' LIB
CLIST014' 60 5 64-
fiVr$4 100 GODERICH 101, 7 $7
PARK,IIILL 44„ .4 52
66
:TOTAL 344 24 386
1711NALAALor
. VOTES
BRITNELL 8618 42
PEMBERTON 1170 u 6
RIDDELL 10707 52
109
110
•
111
112
113
124
125
126
127
128
HULLETT.
TWP. 440 , 318 57
MCKILLOP TWP.
129 85 53 .10
130 69 59 6
131 11,8. 9.
132 123 32 10
395 203 ,35
ADVANCE . •
POLLS 495 545 38
12.164 11,940 1979 - _
Logan
1
137
106 - 1
138 1 16 40
139 •131:.` 19
140' 188 32 8
141 147 32 8
Total 688 154
Mornington 425 142
North
Easthope 535 .163 40
South
Easthope 479 154
Wallace 479 238'
Advance . 703 427
Nursing
Homes 174 122 10
Unofficial
_ TWO _164223 7,890.1,871
Correspondent
MRS. CEaLIA RYAN
Visitors with Mr. arid
' MS.. Edward Melady on
Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs.
Fergtis Melady froni Belle
River; Dr. and Mrs. TOM
Melady from Goderich; Mrs.
Dorothy Harback Kitchener
Mrs. Joe O'Reilly, Kitchener,
Mr. ands -Mrs. Jim Barber
and sons Eric and Mark from
Callander. Ont.. and Mr, and
Mrs,,(PatO'Neil and children
froin Kingsville. Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mail-
loux from Toronto visited
with Mr. and :Mrs. Vincent
1 Lane on the-weekend.
Mr. and Mrs'. Albert Cro-.
nin Wire_ in „ 1Gtchener on
Sun-day visiting.With Mr. and
Mrs. Dave kegler and family
baby daughter Denise from
Edmonton. Alberta spent a
week visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Lou O'Reilly. R.R. 5
Seatorth and her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bruxer.
Dublin.
Tpm Murray is home from '
Calgary. Alberta with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank , Murray.
Mrs, Mary Melady has
returned home after spend-
ing the past couple of months
in Edmonton; Alberta with
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Butters
and faMily.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Melody
etid-ite weekenei with his
mother Mrs. Mary Melady.
Theo. .and Catherine Mel-
ady have returned home
after spending the past 'two
wee s in Florida.
. and Mrs. Don Ryan
10
31
41
7
27
549
TOTAL 666 68 688
42 GODERICH
66 TWP. 401 62 491
THURSDAY
MARCH 26
1 to4iio
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Huron-Bruce
138 GREY TWP.
118 COLBORNE
TWP. -322 .317 116
HULETT TWP.
98 67 15
134 113 16
55 43 7
82 r 12
71 38 7
98
96
432
BRUSSELS
99
111
66
276
423
47 12
47 13
270 59
58' 16
81 9
55 4
194 29
266 „73
35
38
34
29
44
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Sister Irene Connolly from
4 Windsor is visiting this week
14 with her mother Mrs: Jos.
Connolly. Dublin and Mr.
and Mrs. Dominic' Murray.
Visiting with Mrs. Mary"
Moylan on the weekend
were: •Mr. and Mrs. Janos
Janossy from Mississauga.
Sister 'Jean Moylaii from
Windsor and cordon Moylan
from Highgate.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Masse
from Zurich visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Ken
''Ryan and family.
Mr& Greg. CeReilly. and
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VENDS TUESDAY, MARCH 311.
I That's right. Our FACTORY SALE ends Tues-
day. This means you'll never flied a better
time to buy than right now.
ROTH FOOD MARKET
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SPECIAL SAVINGS ON
400.650 lit 750 Models
BUY ow
VOTE CAST --Lorraine Deveraux (right) casts her ballot at polling
Station 75 in Seaforth in Thursday's provincial election. Marioni
MacLean, (left) deputy returning officer, and Hazel McGo'nigle look on.
Meladys home from
Florida-4o St.Colurnbcui
our
new
styles
and MattheviP from Mel-
•boiiihe and Mi. and Mrs.
John Warren, Chris;•-Michael
and Jtistin, London, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Ryan on the weekend'.
4-R REPORT
- , Report of 4-H meeting by
Anne Ryan. .The 4th meeting
of "The- Patient Servers"
was held at the home of Mrs.
Carol Ryan on Tuesday .
March •17th. 'Members were
shown how to do the hidden
basics in sewing which in-
flude fusible and non-fusible
interfacing, facing and lap;
ped _The- -samples- -
must be done for the next
meeting to be held at Mrs.
Klaver.'s_on. ,,Wed....March--
25th ,at 9 a.m.
Congratulations to Gerry
and. Karen,Ryan on the birth
of their first child, a son.
SATURDAY
MARCH 28
10 to 4:30