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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-12-18, Page 14A14 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 18, 1985 GARBAGE PICKUP Dec. 24 & 31 BILL EISLER Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada LIFE AND MORTGAGE INSURANCE PLANS, DEFERRED ANNUITIES INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE FLEXIBLE NO LOAD R.R.S.P. NON-SMOKERS RATES AVAILABLE REP Arnold Stinnissen 117 GODERICH ST. EAST SEAFORTII Tel. 527-0410 ADVERTISING DEADLINES I'ANF R OI WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2S PAPER WILL BE OUT MON. DEC. 23 DlAOI INF IS. 4:30 THURS. DECEMBER 19 PAPE R Of WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1986 PAPER WILL BE OUT MON. DEC. 30, 1985 OF AML INC- IS NOON — TUES. DECEMBER 24 s�Huron F xpositor 527-0240 GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE! 0/0 OFF EVERYTHING IN THE STORE EXCLUDING: BREAD, MILK, CIGARETTES & CRAFT ROOM ITEMS CRONIN'S GROCERY AND CRAFT ROO. OURS a Mon. -Thugs. 8:30-6:00 Friday 8:30-9:00 Saturday 8:30-6:00 Main Street, DUBLIN ro" PHONE 345-2214 MIZiHIY CHRISTMAS — Seaforth Brownies recently donated a number of stuffed animals to the Family and Children's Services Christmas Bureau, aided in town by the Lioness Club. Linda Arlin, seen in the middle of the pack accepted the toys. Brownies are, front, Jill Carnochan, Noelle Thompson, Jill Dolmage, Christina Harrison, Chrlsta Greidanus, Anita Pickett, Marion Lansink. Second row, Chrlsta Leonhardt, Christy Laycox, Erin Derbyshire, Mary Jayne Snowden, Carla Bennewies, Jennifer Van Baker, Angie Butt. Third row, Julie Agar, Tonya Boniface, Erin McNaughton, Linda Min, Heather McMillan, Andrea McGrath, Laurie Janmaat, Carrie Bennewies, Dana Dalton, Grace Butt. Fourth row, Ann Laycox, Zanya Hasson, Kathy Southgate, J111 Wood, Tracy Janmaat, Jennifer Marlon, 'Michelle Etue, Jennifer De Jong and Charlotte Laycox. Back: Ruth Johnston and Liz Scott, Mcllwratth photo Rev. Barber conducts worship Residents have been busy with different ' activities at the Seaforth Health Care Facility. Tuesday morning the Junior volunteers from Seaforth Public School assisted with wheelchair howling and bean bag toss. Wednesday'dtev. Barber of First Presbyter- ian Church conducted worship service with Henrietta Brown playing for the hymns and carols. Rev. Cheryl Ann Stadelbauer•Sampa had visitation with tht' residents on Thursday morning. A Christmas euchre with volunteers and. residents was held on Thursday afternoon, W inners were ladies high, Elizabeth Brown; men's high, Alfie Sykes; consolation, Doris Smith and Tom Handy; lone hands Patrick Ryan and Oa Gardner. Decorated cup cakes were served for lunch courtesy of Hazel McGonigle and Ann Downry rtnncilr,r nrdvrs far the euchre. Next euchre will he held January 9, 1986. Rev. Archie Robertson visited with Ila Gardner on Friday afternoon. Catholic Mass was held with Father Caruana on Friday afternoon. PEIiiON.tI ti Visiting with Verna Me('lure were her Iwo granddaughters and grandson. also daughter Lillian Bernard. Visiting with Cassie Nicholson were 1Aiurse Nicholson and Randy Alexander. Marjorie Maloney visited with husband Harold. Birthday greetings last week to Dents Arney and Bill Scott. Visiting with Bill wap, wife Isabel who brought a birthday cake and also Mrs. Jas. Stewart and Thelma tale brought birthday greetings to Bill Bell Canada gears up for Yuletide The heavy volume Yuletide season long distance calling to relatives and friends will peak on Christmas Day. Upwards of six million toll calls will be placed across Canada, with more than one million of them placed in Ontario. The vast majority will be dialed direct by customers because this is the fastest and cheapest way to call long distance. But operators will also be very busy. In Southwestern Ontario, some 129 opera- tors will be on duty over the 24 hours on Christmas Day. said Peter Croome, local Bell Canada manager. Christmas Day operator -handled long distance calls in this part of Ontario are expected to total 106.998. The other busiest days will he Christmas Eve, Boxing Day (December 261, New Year's Eve, New Year's Day and the two Sundays Shop Early At Suncoast Mall Bob wtmSamuels° Mens Wear Store Hours Saturdays December 210 —11:00 a.m.. 600 p.m. Monday.Monday, December 23rd — 9:00 a.m. - 00 p.m. Tuesday, December 24th — 8:00 a.m ® 4:00 p.m. ZILLIAX DID My KNOW itis bill not too lotto to ho, lir furniture doilairer d for OffIstmos and DON'T PAY A CENT 'TILL APRIL 886 HI -TECH !MUM SYSTEMS ECIAL 1 89Sr 101 Se DOM WANT » 36 MONIS TO PAI Ost the hats At t;ITstdt 524.2019 r -r -r y r. cel Floury Open Sat., DOC. 2111 — SAO - 6100 on Open !Mena, ice. 23rd – 9:00 sat a SAO pas Open Tues., Dec 24* — SAO tin « SAO ..$1,,A111#910:1 Open ,r Oen, 31st 0.00 Bee 6:00 pm Open Men., Dee. 23rd ..... 10:00 ffoelt pts Open Time, Dec, 24th --- 3f;00 A 4:00 pm preceding Christmas. Mr. Croome warned circuits may become overloaded at busy times because of the heavy volume of calls. If there is no dial tone or a busy signal, the caller should try later Peak periods to avoid are 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m. on weekdays and early afternoon and early evening on holidays and weekends Sunday discount rates, listed in the introductory pages of all telephone director- ies also apply on two other dates • December 25 and January 1 Holiday calling can be made smoother by planning ahead. Gel numbers in advance Directory assistant for numbers in North America is available by dialing "1". the area code if required. plus 555-1212 For overseas numbers callers should dial the Bell operator and keep the number handy for the actual call I eo O Sullivan spent a day with his brother Jim. We are sorry to report Elizabeth Brown and Verna Mcrlure are both confined to Seal orth Common ity Hospital. The annual staff ('hristmus Party was held at Seaforth Ilpall h tare Facility on Thursday evening at 7 p.m. with Dixie Lee catering. Following supper ti presentation was made In Anne Hohn. I) ti t' Administrator by Belly lluisser on behalf u1 all the staff. Following the exchange of gilts euchre was played Winners were ladies high, Veronica Vincent: roti. Belly McGregor and Trudy \1c1)unald. and men's prize, Les Leonhardt. Anne Holm expressed her appreciation to all the stall 11w their dedication during the year and also tar her lovely gilt Gifts were then presented to all the staff from the administration Holder u1 the lucky draw Iu'ket was Marie Kelly ' calling surge Most of the overseas calls are expected to he made to Great Britain, Italy and Germany. The time difference between Canada and the overseas country should be remembered before placing calls Overseas calls can be dialed directly from several exchanges in the area Customers should check the introduc- tory pages of their directory for details. Long distances gift certificates, worth $5 each. aro available again this year They can also be used for paying telephone bills. There are four ways of buying the certificates which are redeemable anywhere in Canada call free-of.charge to 1.800.268- 41:12visit at Bell Phonecentre, call the local Bell business office. visit a Bell public office. Visa or MasterCard may be used for payment PANASONIC COPIERS ARE STILL No. 9 IN RELIABILITY THAT'S 4 YEARS IN A ROW! NOT BAD EH? "The Winner for the 4th year running was Panasonic" SEPT. '85 ISSUE OF "OFFICE PRODUCTS ANALYST" Let Wayne Steward tell your more about The Workaholics Panasonic/�� Office Automatiomo corm: on n y ER Grayhur StYeaugmanarn Business Supplies Ltd 38'East Sfreet, Oodertcf , On 1.800.265.5191 524-2648 d