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hase ood. |: vouchers. .. the CreditUnion. staff provide fret Christmas
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dit Union joins with the Christmas B au-in asking you ‘to |

eg. *hristmas to.a needy North Shore family. For further information,
call 98 612 or ask at any branch of. the North Shore Credit Union,

| North Shore Community|
Credit Union

‘ee ize” MacmaDwve Bach Tan VMege nach, © TheDoterBinnch “Nearly: two hundred. NORTH . ‘SHORE
mele wa apa on Hlebway NEWS staffers and ‘their. guests. mixed an

‘mingled for six hours. Saturday evening, at-th
International Plaza . Hotel:
: { |-- refreshments, music, a hot buffet supper ; and
— . a 5 | jots of Yuletide cheer at. the. News’ ‘annual
So es ..| Christmas profit-sharing party. And all: of
them left with appreciably more. cash:in their
pocketbooks and purses than they brought. :

Highlight of the evening, as in previous oe
years, was the distribution to, staff members of |
a percentage of the company’s 1979 profits in. |.
the form of crisp banknotes as opposed to the. |
usual cheque — a tradition established by
News publisher Peter Speck: back in 1974. |
This time, an excellent business year, helped |:
by the eight-month Pacific Press strike; made-.|
the ceremony a particularly rewarding one. |)"

In his speech of welcome preceding the |
pay-out publisher Speck paid special tribute -|'
to the hard work and high morale of all
departments of the News staff, and predicted
further solid progress for the paper in 1980.

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Noel
Wright warms up~for the
handouts to his staff.

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