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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1963-01-10, Page 13CONGRATULATIONS T O ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL on the opening of their beautiful new Dining Room and Motel IT'S OUR PLEASURE TO SUPPLY YOU WITH THE FINEST MEATS WHYTE PACKING COMPANY LIMITED "Over A Century of 'Qualify" main entrance would be ,at the side. This will enable patrons to check their hats and coats in the basement checkroom before entering the two rooms, The Elm Hayel has nark- jag facilities for over 100 cars, 0 F of A Hears Report From Beef Producers AIKEN'S For Best Buys In Men's and Boys' Winter & Outdoor Wear Entertainment .Planned As Haven is Completed Thurs., Jan. 194 1963—Pinton Newt-itegatoi—+-Po a 13" Motor Hotel Biggest Job For Kernohan Doug Fleischauer, who as- SjStR his parents in the man- agement of the Elm Haven, reported the modern motor Hotel, intends to present weekend entertainment as well as a weekly dance when oPerations are Underway, The Elm Haven has a large stage along the south wall that can be used for entertainment purposes and patrons in both the Timber- lane Room and the dining lounge will have full view of it, Both are licensed un- der the Liquor Control Board of Ontario. The dancing will be con- ducted in the large basement room which is not licensed and has a seating capacity for over 200 patrons. Private parties, wedding receptions and other similar events will be Staged here, while a smaller room that seats 50 can be use d for smaller functions. There is also a small snack bar which will be used prim-' arily for breakfasts and light lunches, Similar to the din- ing room it is adjoining the kitchen. Although entrance to the Timberlane Room and the dining lounge may be made through the front doors, Doug explained that the. (Continued from page Nine) basically remained at a stand- still in 'the past 25 years, while industry has made giant gains, "Unfortunately they could- IA find anything to better our lot at the present time," he stated. When it was learned the county farmer had paid his own expenses to the course, the members , voted to recognize him as their official delegate and voted to pay his expenses. However, he asked that the money be left with the Federa- tion. He urged that more memb- ers attend such courses, not- ing the cost was low and a person gained a, great deal from it, Reply to Mr. Coultes After learning that Charles Coultes, Belgrave, secretary of the Huron Free Enterprise Agriculture Producers, Ii a d crticised the Federation for cutting some of the material from a letter he had written for use in their annual survey, president Elmer Ireland report- ed he had taken it upon him- self to delete the "propaganda". He also reported Mr. Coultes had written him a letter ques- tioning the reason for the action but it had not been answered. He said he would if the members wished, and it was decided that a letter should be written pointing out that the publication was produced by the Federation and as such they had control over the mat- erial used. "It would be an act of cour- tesy to explain it to bim," one member stated. Earlier in the meeting, Mrs. John Elliott, secretary of the Federation, asked the memb- ers what she should do in re- gards to the Clinton News- Record not publishing her weekly news letter. News-Record reporter, Bill Batten, explained that room did not always permit publica- tion and the report did not always deal directly with Hur- on Federation information. He pointed out the paper would be willing to assist Mrs, Elliott in producing a news- worthy report and a public relations committee of Mrs. Elliott, Elmer Ireland and Alec McGregor was named to assist in producing the reports for the Huron weeklies, To Equip Kitchen The members held a lengthy discussion on the idea present- ed by Alec McGregor, RR 2, Kippen, to furnish the small kitchen at the new Agricul- ture office for refreshments following various meetings. Other members suggested various groups in the county. would probably be willing to donate to the east and suggest- ed a committee be named to investigate what was needed and the cost entailed. Named to the committee were Mrs. Elliott, Mrs, Alec McGregor, Mrs. Horace Del- bridge, RR 1, Woodham and Miss Isabelle Gilchrist, Huron Home Economist. In other business, the Fed- eration: Voted to donate $50 to the independent Canadian Agricul- ture Economic Research com- mittee. Named. Alec McGregor and Charles Thomas, the two vice- presidents, as delegates to the annual Canadian Federation meeting in Windsor from Jan- uary 22 to 24 and Elmer Ire- land and Mrs. Charles Thomas as delegates to the annual On- tario Rural Leadership Forum. Heard a talk and flip-chart presentation on programing from Bob Eaton, Western On- tario fieldman for the Federa- tion. Set the date for the next meeting for Wednesday,• Feb- ruary 13. 0 Canada leads the world in fresh-water area, vital to trans- portation and generation of electric power. Jerry W. .KPrrio.b411, of Kernoheh Homes, London, re, ported this week the building of the new Elm Haven Motor Hotel in Clinton was one of. the biggest jobs his firms had ever undertaken, Although they have built several restaurants in the Western Ontario area, it was the first time they had ever attempted a complete motel on such a scale as the Fleis- chaaiers new budding. However, the firm did com- plete an $800,000 apartment building, their biggest project to date. Better known for their pre- built homes, the London firm and their subsidiary, Nu-Way Homes, have erected several homes in the Clinton area, 0 Classified Ads Bring Quick Results Distinctive Printing. • ON ALL THE MENUS LETTERHEADS • STATIONERY • at the • ELM HAVEN • MOTOR HOTEL • Was Supplied By Clinton • News-Record Guests at the new ELM HAVEN Motor Hotel AIKEN'S JANUARY BOYS' PARKAS SUBURBAN COATS Reg. 8.95 to 14,95 8.75 t°11.20 Men's SPORT SHIRTS (Broken Lines) Reg. 3.95 to 5,95 2.88 Men's.. -- Check WORK SHIRTS Reg. to 3.95 2.59 Men's SPORT SHIRTS 20% OFF Painting Highlights Timberlane Lounge " A large, picturesque wall mural is one of the eye-catching features in the large 158-seat Timber lane room at the Elm Haven Motor Hotel. The picture also accentuates the rustic deem' maintain- . ed throughout the entire building. Doug Fleisch- auer and Dick Gobel are shown here relaxing in front of the mural. (NewsRecord Photo) Clinton Public Utilities Commission Classified Ads Bring Quick Results "ODDS 'N ENDS" 1/2 PRICE Boys' -- Flannel SPORT SHIRTS Reg. to 2.95 98c and 1.59 Men's -- Winter SHORT COATS Is proud to announce . . and heartily congratulates . . . the new modern • Elm Haven Motor Hotel on being the first commercial establishment in Clinton to be completely Electrically Heated Can Enjoy A Relaxing Evening By Watching Their Favorite Television Programs on the ,;11,. ADMIRAL TV SETS •;•:•• :•• • , • at. • .. ."'*•,%,•:••• +.4 •••••••• :•:•• tr7:14 'By Men's CAR COATS and WINDBREAKERS 20% to One-Third Off Men's Quality — CABLE CARDIGANS Reg. 10,95 Installed In Each of the Rooms GROVES & SON TV and APPLIANCES 8.Y5 Clinton Public Utilities Commissioners and management invite town and district persons to visit the Fleischauers' new modern hotel, dining room and lounge on Wednesday, Janu- ary 16. While there you Ore requested to inspect the baseboard convector type electric heating units ih the hotel rooms and halls. See the electric air conditioners in each unit. The dining and lounge area is heated by radiant type ceiling installations: All hot water in the hotel rooms, kitchen and wash- rooms is electrically heated, ,‘,•••it rsio Enquire,to,day at Clinton Public Utilities office about the advantages of Electric Heat in YOUR new building' of home. MoNt HO 2.9414 10 HURON St. dLINtON SALES and SERVICE FOR AtiMtnAL TV RADIOS ReackFtb OHASidtti8 EQUIPMENT' WHY DON'T YOU FOLLOW 'THE WISE EXAMPLE OF THE 'FLEISCI4AUEIRS BY INSTALLING The Ultimate In TV Sets In Your Home? LEO SHOP NOW AT