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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-12-05, Page 12, T y{''.'�; y}•y({j�{��1 .�+.+r (/y'�/q. y�1,y} �■y■��,f• �(w�r �•qjr'T��y�( ' t �,N1�1'�'Y'��T"• ��fw•.A S^ Ar��M.Y ���,�1:� �M�^f�q. "^SRS �� ���� I 4 777-77, wMIN Y • of S SDH,$ 0 1, h 3 '1 Y -• ' roup I ( (i, was held la9' st (Monday dim IVi h Is also selling Tri to Florida" syt Sa Ira Hulley I g , g "' p 1�Y KAREN �.EIwWN Allan Murray and Anil Watson all tickets. The draw is being made On June 19, 1972 the, outlet 34101 a a(arltetlag Plus won records. JoAnn Whitman t1 Continuing with the seriesA of began in facilities shared with the i uIhe two 340 marketing class won the record draw the week jhis Friday, December 6. The services and facilities at Vanastra Country Market and had 2,900 ,Went on a bus trip to Schneider's• before, winner will be announced next this week we look• at the business square feet of storage and store ` 'Meat Processing Plant in Presently, the Geography Club week in this column. and commerce of the community. • space. In April 1973, the Base ,KitFhener on Monday of last Carrolls Landscaping in Factory Outlet moved to the week. The students were given Building 16, the former motor present location at Building 3 An interesting and complete tour Qn��' pool, employs" 3 people. Jon with l I,000 square feet in use, of the plant and afterwards had Carroll said they specialize in . Addie Jutzl stated he is "happy fresh Schneider's hotdogs, pro- Yearbooks have been on sale design, maintenance and con with the, 'patronage from the Hulzebos, Randy Wilson and struction of the landscape, e, both vided free by Schneiders. now for a couple of weeks. So far, Biotwe WilName, p area and added people come to ' WOSSA Held In St. Thomas - residential and commercial. If no staggering records have been - the outlet from Seafotsth, Wing - On Saturday, Novpmber 23, reached in the number of sales. A Canada Yearbook Services, is " You are a home gardener Carroll's ham. Brgssets. Mitchell. Zurich. several Western Ontario basket, total of two hundred and thirty- the company that is printing this supply everything you need. ball teams kook art in the ear's yearbook. The bi est In January, Jon will continue £, P one students have either bought Y Y egg London, $imcoe and other South t WOSSA Basketball Tournament or ordered a yearbook. That isn't complaint that studeiTtts have his education in Landscape Tech- Western Ontario communities, in St. Thomas. Seaforth Juniors too bad, but it isn't too good about the yearbook (that 1 have nology at Humber College, Mr. & Mrs. Jutzi were the third played against a" school from either, considering there are over heard anywav) is the price, $4.00. toronto. Good Luck, Jon. t family to move to Vanastra in Lambeth County. Unfortunate)our Susan Humphries, editor, sub- Ray Bender Masonary Con- A I. 1972. "The weeds were f our juniors dost 23-40 but as one, sohoohundred students in the milted the following financial struction owned by Ray Bender of high y has l "' ' Vanastra has 3 bays for equip- the communis optimisticplayei�'pitt"1n We were The editor of this year's report for the yearbook. It will changed .'lot. We have the best l; tied until half-time." yearbook is Susan Humphries. explain where that $4.00 for each me at Building 16. bunch of young folks you find Seaforth Senior Girls didn't yearbook goes, j Employment, rates fluctuate anywhere",, were some of the Vice editor -is Effie Hulzebos and Y g nJ' make it to the WOSSA finals as 275 copies of an 80 page book, with the seasons, but range from thoughts expressed b Mr. Jutzi second vice editor is Sandra P P g g P Y their season's scores weren't high Hulley. Mr. Judge is staff with hard covers cost - $1,330.85. -8 to 12 persons. Ray Bender when asked about Vanastra. He s enough to permit them to attend, advisor. For extra pages it is $13,25 a Masonar Y Constructionspecialize sees a great future for the Play London Lords There are several different page. For extra copies it is $1,89 in foundations, stone and brick community. On Friday the boys' senior ,sections to the yearbook in which a copy. For less pages you laying and fireplaces. Charles Krieger is a custom basketball team competed against a member can help. There are subtract $13.25 each. For less Base Factory Outlet located a cabinet maker in Vanastra. His the London Lords. Admission books you subtract $1.89 a co Building 3 at Vanastra is the shop is located in art of the the layouts, typing, features, Y PY• P P was 50 cents and a rets good 100 feet of film costs $10.64. three factory outlet for Park Avenue Rathwell Machine Shop. }, crowd turned out to watch the photography. The photography tins of film cost $J4.92. Paper On September 7, 1972 Country managers are Addie and Lorrie !, game. The boys played a good section has the biggest member- costs $1.55 for ten sheets. This g Market Clover Farm began their game but unfortunately lost 53- ship. Everyone. , likes taking equals $25.00. Chemicals for Jutzi of 10 Regina Rd., Vanastra. business featuring' groceries, q` 61. Better luck next time. developing films, cost $10.00. The store employs 3 persons. pictures, 1 guess. P g Midget and Junior boys didn't The number of members atTherefore all these thingss added }Ytitb{CQiY%:ii>:S:i`::.i:S:$^iY.•;ii:�:2.4:�LC� ^`:3:L'+.iyi:;i: iij?4i i}:: ...t•. S j:{•i:F:ii:: }lirr •in ::: ii:•1::i i�:•: t: ir•� want to be left out so two teams each yearbook meeting has varied up gives you something like this: 1 were arranged between them from about six people "to seventy, Yearbook - $1,338.85 sr'' consisting of 1/2 juniors and 1/2 The ones that have been fairly Film 34.42 r ; midgets. Team A juniors played loyal to the club are: Brenday Paper 25.00 The answers Team B juniors for the first half Haney, 10.00 Haney, Janet O'Reilly, Jane ,1. Aerosmith Moody Blues and Team A midgets played Deitz, David Kin Brian Finni- Grand Total$1,408.77 Allman Brothers A Team B midgets for the last half. g. This is just a rough estimate Mott the Hoople >.. ,1 g an, Donna Nolan, Kim Kelly, J g ..z, .merles Nazareth r Team 8 won 19 to 17. Everyone Janet Haney, Carolyn Maloney, Susan says, but it does show you Argent New York Dolls enjoyed themselves and the Debbie Rose, Vanda Storey, Anna just how far $4.00 a yearbook '• Beachboys Pink Floyd ; f players showed )osis ofMarie Hoste, Sandra Hulley, goes, which isn't very far. This ?r, Beatles Robert Plant enthusiasm in the game. Good Joan Hart, Mary Watson, Sheila pace could have been even z< Black Sabbath Roco 7 luck for the season. Baker, Liz Pryce, Willy. Blom, higher. It was going to cost $900 David Bowie it Quatro Julie Bell, Margaret Shortreed, if the yearbook pictures had been y bread QueenBYBo s' Basketball Teams sent away to be develo ed. BT.O.Ruth AnnSiemon,GinaDyk, x Redbone�' 4 Last Thursday, our boys Marily Guechelaar, Diane Nigh, developing the pictures them Carpenters Lou Reed> basketball teams played against Dorothy Curry, Pat Miller: Judy selves, the staff saves about three Cheech and Chong Rolling Stone >*1 sMitchell, at Seaforth. The juniors Ziler, Carl Bolton, Wilma Jansen, quarters of the outside price. So cher Roxy Music I lost their game with a'close 39-37 Sherry Storey, Anne Hopper, Art they decided to develop the Chester Rush 1 score. The midgets too, lost their McNaughton, Jim Nigh, Beth pictures, themselves. The Chicago Santana game 36-12 and the seniors lost Broome, Deb Doig, Joan Bennet, Students' Council has promised Joe Cocker Shade r� their game 64-42. Better luck Cathy Murray, Ruth Jeffry, to help out with finances, as the Alice Cooper Sly and the Family Stone x next time guys. Donna Nolan, Diane Preszator, club will still probably run across Coven Spooky Tooth f Geography Club Record Draw Anna Lee j Stevenson, Vickie financial difficulties later on next ># - Jim Croce Steppenwolf The final draw on the records O'Rourke, Joanne Kuntz, Effie year. r Dawn Rod Stewart ` 's Dylan Todd Eagles Z.Z.Top Feature articles coming 1%" Elton John Traffic j: Emerson, Lake and Palmer T. Rex When one wirtes a column such week in and week out, without transparently thin fictions. 3 Eno Jethro Tull N# as this for more t)an one year it turning something tangible into The answer seems to entail Foghat UFO Gallery becomes increa ingly apparent something overblown, watery and feature articles about whatever Uriah Heep . k: that there is very little mocked.' strikes us as interestingJoe, Walsh and >« Genesis Grand funk Railroad 53 fundamental difference between One cannot dwell on,'or repeat noteworthy, be it a club, team or >: War - Grateful Deact .•. g, the years. Consequently, -,one ends too often-thesc_-basiesebut neither event. In these, interest can bes ° Wednesday` r< E,r up writing again about the The Who five can one ignore them and invent Guess Who sustained with detail and critical ..; "S's": Sports, School something about which to write. analysis of the topic. These cap r- Hydra Edgar Winter Special Events, Spotlights and Such fabrications are pure also tell, properly u7derstated, of J.Geils Band Wishbone Ash Kiss Spirit. rubbish and serve no purpose, the contribution made to the Stevie Wonder Generally, they can be relied save making copy. school with a merciful absence of Gladys KnightYes xi upon to give the real news of the Obviously a balapce has to be treachy praise. Led Zeppelin Frank Zappa ?. week; but beyond that, in terms struck between Far in on . The first concerns the Love Unlimited Focus P g :. of it :�• the significance to school life, stilted, strained truths and Yearbook. •$' these qualities are hard to relate propagating stilted, strained and ;;•. •.:.r;:<::•:::• •• ;:r..:.u^ < r,.: a ;«s• g g David Ring...................:...:#�';�:::z:<:::>:�„<z�r;R>fr/;v..,::a���.:�:�'�:�:��%"r,,.,•.�.��`.rr.':"��.��,rN.�..�.,��.�..r,. tt. __ Rock and Roll find a word T1if— R booe P L1k_L1 .1--E 7 TtAe ee Oec THE M A 'Rnc-K (iQcstkp5 . 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Member Canada Deposit insurance Corporation i TAUSY COMOANV SINCE? 10810 1 •4 l Y• J l f; r 1 44 4. Federal (CFA) Canadian for the 10 buildings s Ken Brown produce and gifts. Owners are Federation of Agriculture with at 1.3 Vanastra, There are 58 Huron -Maitland Ltd. The offices,in Ottawa. Town House ' Units in the Country, Market employs seven . Safeway. Wrecking, head office development. people, Spokesman for Huron- Brantford, is wrecking 3 buildings Ted Thurston left for Regina, Maitland Ltd., Scott Luckham, at Vanastra and sell the lumber. November 29 to begin training when ssked about the community Eight men are employed on the with the RCMP as a constable. stated, "It has changed a lot from site, Terry Abraham ' will be 1972 ... it is more stable," November 15, 1974 Jim Queen returning to his home town, Elliot Harvey Hammond is Clerk & of London purchased the Town Lake, December 6 to begin there Bailiff for the second Small House Units, Property Manager as Arena Manager. Claims Court for the County of Huron. His office is at 9 Toronto Blvd., Vanastra. ♦ j' Harvey is also Property A i��0ry oT Manager for six different home owners at Vanastra, managing 23 properties here. Vanastra Bank of Montreal is a Tuckersmith sub agency..Ao..Clinton open for business Monday, Wednesday and Friday, By r�abelle Campbell On September 18, 1972 the sub -agency opened in the former Guard House. IS NOW AVAILABLE AT — After renovations in July 1474,~., the building has taken on a new ` look, cheerful for staff and customers. I.C. for the Vanastra sub - 00 agency is Julia Salton of Vanas- tra. Ruth Van Zon of Cfinton is teller. As many people of the j_ • community know the Vanastra jj� 11tt�11 Y sub -agency of the Bank of �"''4stss sass �lL j` ���%%%XP �• Montreal is a pleasant place for banking -with the h' e c eerful ladies there. Located in another area of the Guard House is an office fot< the Ontario Federation of Agriculture as well as the Huron County FIN ,1 0 Y A CRUISE! Federation of Agriculture. Farmers of the area will be SPOIL Y 01 ' 1 i S 13;1,1. T H I S WINTER familiar with the organization. The Federation of Agriculture THE RESULTS IkILL A M A,Z E YOU 1 acts as the spokesman for the farmer to government and society. as well as providing special an Hone Lines new 25,300 -ton services to iddividual members. luxury star s In Ontario there are 24,000 """""'•� sa " " members of the Ontario Federa- tion of Agriculture. Farmers join D� �hy�;•' •: K .� rr 1, � F> "j a :�,. by paying fees of $25. or the a association accepts . associated"" �> members, those who support farm issues. Another asset to members is " the ability to purchase safety and With the DORIC's debut the orchestras to sponsored dtlptl- farm machinery products at a past winter' a new standard of tate bridge and ship-and•shore discount through the Federation Quality Crulses was introduced golf. Gracious all-Itallan of Agriculture. to Florida. Enjoy 2 swimming service. All accommodations in The four structures of the pools on spaciously lengthened lower beds, all with private outdoor decks, Indoor pool with bathrooms, phones, climate Federation of Agriculture are: sauna and massage rooms, controls; many with radio and 1, Township - President for beautiful lounges Including 3 television; over 80% outside Tuckersmith is Mr. Jim nightclubs. Lavish cuisine, zest- cabins; 5 elevators.. Panama- Maclntosh. ful activities that range from 3 nian Registry. 2. County - Huron County Including a special Pre -Christmas Shopping Cruise Federation, of Agriculture, on Dec.10,1974.9 days -5 ports. $410 to $980. Secretary -Treasurer is Audrey Thereafter.,. 11 WINTER 8 SPRING cARIbBEAN Stanley who his bu`si`ness hotfrs in QUALITY 'CRUISES FROM At)Af 699&4de's' this office Monday 9 a.m. to 5 Dae. 21-14 Days -7 Ports -5750 to $1795 Feb.. 15-14 Daji1-6 Ports- 'S130to'f170" p.m.. Jan. 1— 1 Dsys-5 Ports=5455 to 51090 Mar. 2-12 Days -7 Ports -5645 to S153S 3. Provincial (OFA) Ontario Jon- 13-11 Dayt-5 Portt—$555 io 51330 *Mar, 14-10 Days -6 Ports -553510 S127S Federation of Agriculture. Field'Jan. 25— 9 Dllyt-5 Ports. -6480 to 51150 ' Mar. 24-11 Days -6 Ports—S555 to S1330 man is Mr. Bill Crawford of Rd- 3-12 Days -7 Parts -5645 to S1535 Apr, 5— 9 Days -5 Ports -5455 to $1090 Clinton. His office hours are Apr., 14-11 pays -6 Ports -5555 to $1330 Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.. 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