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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-12-24, Page 21Th tlVF'104..g.XPOP.T.Q0.1 E CEMBER 24 198 Kit about thOse who• • COatb0104 front page 3 , that part*of the holAdaY7 "Y°u)ust oifect it It deesti't.bother he too lunch." she saitl, (days Oft) can be 1)vorked dttt atrtobg the epetator4." The, full, .tinte "personnel 00ally either Christmas og Ne)Ar. Year's Off% Mr • pAcr§ort explairted, but the part tine people 4SuallyvorIc both days.:Siirprisiag7 ly though, she added it iS'uot too busy Christmas day' anyway. for Petty J� Cuthbore, an operator supervisor at the ,Clintno, telophene office, her. children are n Ilttle younger, which makes. it slightly more difficult to Work Christmas, The operators in her office, however, try to help out, "The girls Usually try to make it that I work night shift," Mrs, Cudmore explain- ed, then added she will work that shift tomorrow. "It really goes to personal choice, and they try to give you a day off. I'd sooner be off New Years. You just • _flgtire someone has to do it." Sometimes thifE afe—a—tUrniere- sow ones out there Christmas Day than you realize. Terrence Hussey Payment act amended to assist Amendments to the Farm allow for more flexibility in producers in cases of buyer plans set up to assist bankruptcy in the future. The changes in the act are being made at the request of the Ontario Egg Producers Marketing Board, who also asked for legislative author- ity •to make payments to producer -creditors of C.B. Whyte and Sons. The Burlington egg -grad- ing station, which went into receivership last spring, owed several area egg pro- ducers amounts ranging from a few thousand dollars up to 520,000. The amendments to the Farm Products Payment Act will allow producer groups interested in setting up such Prodikts Payment Act will APPLIANCE REPAIR Large or small, we'll fix them cll.:. Our repair experts will have your appliance in tip top shape fast. Call us to- day. PECK APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" VARNA 482-7103 CHRISTMAS HOURS . Hullett Township Office from Dec. 29 t� Jan. 11 the office will only be open from 10 - 12 a.m.. FIAISING THEIR voi66 IN SONG— -15-1-e - junior choir of Northside United bhurch, under the leadershi0 of Audrey McLlwain, had a busy producers tunds to eliminate the prov- ision for Vayments to be made in cases where buyers are late in paying for goods received. It will also allow certain classes of producers to be exempted and provides additional grounds for pay- ment. The Farm Product Pay- ment Act provides for such plans to be funded by contri- butions from producers of farmer products, by buyers or both. Ontario egg producers lost a total of 5428,000 when C.B. Whyte and Sons Foods Ltd., went into receivership in March. 1980. Their last ship- ments of eggs were sent after the company was in receiver- ship. Several accidents but no charges laid Continued from page 1 was unable to stop in tithe because of icy conditions. A to vehicle collision Monday at the intersection of James and West William St. in Seaforth resulted in 5400 damage. After stopping. Gary ,Boyle of Scaforth was crossing the intersection %then he noticed the second • • • • • • • • • • ••• .• Let there be families and c), - friends Joined together in love and warmth. linking the old ways and the new. Starry eyed with Christmas joy we send thanks, to one and all. car driven by Helen Adam of Seaforth. Mr. Boyle yt as unable to stop in time. lcy. conditions have, been given as the cause. TWO THEFTS To cases of theft m•cee reported over the ix cekend. On Saturday six turkeys ttere stolen from a storage shed at the rear of the Superior Market in Seaforth Police hase no suspetts. Tc%o speakers and several tapes were stolen from a vehicle parked on Guilin& ck St. Sunday The stolen items talued at 5300. ix ere re cmered and police are con mauling their investigation OtAner of the properiu Ronald Thompson of Brute field In the past ca, eek four had cheques hae been turned met to polcke v•ho report the chances of tectr-enng the mules are poor The police caution merchants to exert is greater are in accepting cheques. and suggest calling the hank or gathering details of the cheques author before cashing. Polic-e are holding a small change pursc found on Main St Mondas and the ov,ner can claim iderittfi cation -"day Sunday whery—they- peHormedc—at—the---- Christmas morning service at the church and at the Seaforth Lions Club service at Huronview in the afternoon. (photo by Oke) • May the True Spirit of Christmas be reborn in your heart, bringing with it All the Blessings of this Most Holy Season Jolt .41004,91) A Blessed Christmas, and a Happy New Year, from the Rector, Wardens and Mem- bers of St. Thomas' Anglican Church, Seaforth May ail the bright gifts of Christmas be yours. Warm thanks to all our friends. RICHARD LOBB AUCTIONEER Clinton Qu ore nvited to attenii ; ANGLIC HURCH Seaforth foi* the FOrnily Christmas Eve Service of Fialy orrununion ednesclay, December 24, 198P (it 8:30 p.m,. • Sermon: •I'Fonowing the Sign" Special music will be presented by the choir Rector: The Rev. James R. Broadfoot B.A., M. Div. It's our favorite time of year. .. when we pause to thank our many good friends for their patronage in the past. We look forward to serving you in the future. 6iktr -Akz, Have a Merry. Christmas & appy New Year Wayne & Harold SMITH CONSTRUCTION Ltd Seaforth, Ont. "L•s•;'• y Se, To Our Friends and Customers: As the HOLIDAY SEASON approaches our thoughts turn to the true meaning of this happy time. During the course of the year and in the rush 0 events, we tend 10 overlook the important friendships that are the 'real basis of all business relationships. And so it is that we would like to set aside the routine of business and express our sincere hope that your HOLIDAY SEASON will be Joyous and Happy and that the New Year will bring Good Health and ProsPerity to You and yours. Serving Formers Since 1923 SEAFORTH AYR CAMBRIDGE WOODSTOCK roi •:t1 t I t , Cheery holiday greetings for If good girls and boys! , Merry Christmas • • 4, •<ri:t. %M.'s • # •• 4 "oft '711 40... BOB & BETTY'S Variety & Gifts Seaforth Open 7 days a week 9 A.M. till 11 P.M. .Boland Betty and staff would like to wish eyeryone a very Merry Xmas and a Happy Ne ly Year. XMA OPPING HRS. OPEN OPEN CLOSED OPEN Boxing p.m. Every evening till 11 p.m. Xmas Eve Dec. 24 till 10 p.m. . Xmas Day Day Dec 25 9a.m. till 11 We carry all your last minute needs (katteries, films, flashes) Thanks to all our customers for shopping at Bob and Betty's Variety and Gifts Your Radle-i'haek Headquarters 4 41 .40 42: •<:;-> • t‘z. "4 di .••4,44• -!--Wit • ,'`',ftr"ft• - , ,ftft.,-4“,Akfrft,t, ft ftft ' , •4t., . • "