HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1971-10-07, Page 3Work is proceeding rapidly on the new Wil—Dex plant in the
north end of Clinton. Announced earlier this summer,
construction began almost immediately with the completion
scheduled for November. The plant, which will produce precision
carbon cutting tools, will employ 12 persons when it opens. The
building contractor is from Stratford.
200 women see latest fashions
from Blyth's Old Mill
STOCKER.
FEEDER SALE.
HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES
Saturday, Oct 9th at 1 30p.m.
900 HEAD
CONSISTING OF STEERS, HEIFERS And CALVES
FOR CONSIGNMENTS
CONTACT THE MANAGEMENT-
yICTO!111ARGIEAVES JACK RIDDELL
482-7511 Clinton 237-3431 Dashwood
DOUG RIDDELL
237.3576 Dashwood
AUCTIONEERS: HECTOR McNEIL
LARRY GARDINER 39, 40b
THINKING ABOUT HAVING YOUR r
LONG HAIR
SHAPED
OR YOUR '
PRESENT HAIRCUT'
UPDATED
PHONE
JIM STRONG
HAIRSTYLING
524-6848
For an appointment on
or on Tuesday evening, or
Just Drop In — 36 KINGSTON STREET, GODERICH
Big debate on
tonight
Huron voters will have an opportunity to
compare some of the candidates in the Oct.
21 Provincial election tonight at a meeting in
the auditorium of Central Huron Secondary
School.
The meeting, sponsored by the Huron
County Federation of Agriculture, will see
Murray Gaunt, Liberal candidate for
Huron-Bruce, Paul Carroll, N.D.P. candidate
in Huron and Charles MacNaughtpn,
Progessive Conservative Candidate in Huron.
General topic will be "farm policy for
farmers",but the meeting is open to the
public an other topics are likely to arise.
Meeting time is 9:00 p.m.
Due to a marked increase in
enrolment in the Home
Economics Division, Molly
McGhee, Associate Principal of
Centralia College, has announced
the appointment of additional
seasonal staff in the Fashion
Retailing and Merchandizing
Option.
Morris Fogelman, who will
teach Fashion Retailing and
Merchandizing, .is the first male
to join the Home Economics
Division as a seasonal lecturer. A
master tailor and cutter from
England, Mr. Fogelman has had
many years experience in the
clothing industry. He was chief
buyer of men's wear for the
Robert Simpson Co. Ltd. in
London and owned a
well-known children's wear
chain there.
A new course, Fashion
Promotion and Fashion Show
Production, will be taught by
Paula Hewitt. The owner of a
model and charm school in
Lambeth, Mrs. Hewitt has
produced many fashion shows in
southwestern Ontario and has
trained many employees for
several London firms.
A graduate of the University
of Western Ontario and the
Traphagen School of Fashion
Design in New York City, Mrs.
Frances Howey will teach
Pattern Drafting and Design.
Alie Twynstra, a native of the
Netherlands and now of Ailsa
Craig, will teach Tailoring and
Advanced Clothing Techniques.
A graduate in Haute Couture
from The Hague School of
Fashion, Mrs. Twynstra taught
in a similar college program in
The Hague.
Helen Klopper, an Australian,
has been appointed Dean of
Women in charge of Perth Hall.
An Occupational and Art
Therapist, Miss Klopper was
formerly on the staff of the
Royal Perth Rehabilitation
Hospital in Perth, Australia, and
at Mme Vanier Children's
Services, and Talbot Theater in
London. She is also a
professional weaver.
Clinton .News-Record,. Thursday, Qcto1ppr 7, 1971 3
For a Color Parade
Next Spring . .
DO IT NOW!
"BULB PLANTING IS ON"
Choose yours while a choice
selection is still available.
See our stock of:
Quality Bulbs—Top Sizes Only
Also Your Other
FALL GARDENING
REQUIREMENTS
PLANT NOW!
CLINTON
gpkwil3em4Bulf•
FARM & GARDEN CENTRE
"Quality Merchandise At A Fair Price"
22 Isaac St. Phone 482-9333
Open to Serve You Daily and Friday Evening
Closed Saturday Afternoon Only
Centralia College home
economics department
makes appointments
A Tor ontonian, Barbara
O'Brien has been 'appointed
Assistant Dean of Women and is
in charge of Oxford Hall. Miss
O'Brien is a graduate of Humber
College's Social Work Course.
THE
SEPARATE
SHOPPE
Main Corner Clinton
* BLOUSES
* PULLOVERS
* TOPS
* PANTS
* SKIRTS
We Sell
MATERNITY WEAR
Open 2-6
Closed Weds.
Barnett, was introduced by
Helen Davies, The slides and
beautiful Mexican hand crafts
shown made the talk on Mexico
even more enjoyable. Mrs.
Nediger thanked Mrs. Barnett
who continued to answer many
questions while the ladies in
charge served refreshments.
The November 19 meeting
will be at the home of Mrs,
Harvey Howard with Mrs. Jean
Sinclair in charge,
HAROLD
WISE
LIMITED
Electrical Plumbing
And Heating Contractor
262 Bayfield Rd. 482.7062
If AMORE EVEN
HEAT IS YOUR
DES/RE,''OF
RECTR/C HEATING
YOU SHOULD
INQUIRE' WE'VE THE
ELECTRIC
HEAT
°KNOW-
I ELECrb
lAtAtt/iliS
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF
DOGS and CATS
Prevention of Rabies
The Health of Animals Branch of the Canada
Department Of Agriculture in co-operation with the Huron
County Health Unit will hold a
FREE RABIES CLINIC
Vaccination against rabies will be provided for dogs and
eats three months of age and over. Owners who require
certificates of vaccination for export or other purposes
should consult their private veterinary. No certificates will
be issued'at this clinic.
Help prevent human exposure to rabies, take advantage
of this npportunity to have your pets immunized. A
booster shot each year is reconimendecl.
FRIDAY
OCTOBER
Wednesday
October 13
Tuesday
October 19
Blyth
Old Fire Hall
Auburn 1:30 — 4:30 p.m.
Clinton
Community Centre
9:00 -12:00 noon
Community Centre
2:00 — 8:00 p.m.
11111111116.
BATTERY SUPPLY
AND
AUTOMOTIVE
CLINTON
NOW OPEN TO SERVE YOU
PRESTOLITE
Batteries
Ignition
Wire and Cable
Temp. Finder Gauges
E.1.S.
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Mester Cyl. Kits
Wheel Cyl. Kits
Brake Cables
WI X
Air, Oil & Gas Filters
P.C.V.
CASTRO and VAVOLINE
Oils
PRECISION and PILOT
Universal Joints
FENCO
Clutches
Water Pumps
AUTOMOTIVE ACCESSORY
Fuel Pumps
MUNROE and ARMSTRONG
Shock Absorbers
MOOG
Under Car Parts
TR1CO
Wiper Blades
AT
56 KING ST. — PHONE 482-3851
WE SUPPLY QUALITY PRODUCTS I3Y WELL
KNOWN MANUFACTURERS SUCH AS:
ZENITH and BCA
Bearings & Seals
MINTEX
Brake Lining
Brake Pads
Brake Drums
GOODYEAR
Fan Belts
Hose
Snowmobile Belts
Snowmobile Tracks
McCORD
Gaskets
FULTON
Thermostat
Gaskets
HOURS 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. MON. TO FRI. — SAT., 8 A.M. to 6 P.M.
EXHAUST SYSTEMS A SPECIALTY
WE DELIVER
Magic Circle UCIV studies
history of harvest
BY V.M. MENZIES
Over two hundred persons watched an
exciting parade of Fall Fashions in the
Public School Auditorium Thursday evening,
The clothes, shown by The Old Mill, in
Blyth, were modelled by 17 of the Morning
Glories. Mrs. Andrew Mowatt and Mrs,
Harold Wise, president of the Morning
Glories, received at the door.
Mrs. Glenyce Snell, owner of The Old
Mill, described in detail the fabric and cut of
the leather, felt and fur ensembles. Mrs.
Peggy Menzies introduced the models and
with the assistance of the younger
generation, conducted 13 lucky draws,
These were made possible through the
generosity of Smiths Office Supplies, Roy
and Shirl's Supermarket, Mrs. Mary Trick
(Avon Representative); La Patrician Hair
Styling; Clinton Farm Supply; Bartliffs
Bakery; Anstett Jewellers; Newcombe's
Drugs Ltd.; Irene's Laundromat; Wallace's
McKillop re vises
BY WILMA OKE
At the McKillop Township Council
meeting on Monday, court of revision was
held on the Leonhardt drain. The "B"
branch is to be deleted from the report
because of an appeal.
The by-law was given third and final
reading and the tender was let to the Hanna
and Hamilton Construction Co. of Listowel
for $1,610. Work will commence within the
next two weeks.
The McQuaid municipal drain is to be left
open after the majority of ratepayers
requested it. Engineer H. M. Gibson of
Mr. R. F. Walsh, General Manager and
Secretary of the Ontario Furniture
Manufacturers Association announced in his
industry bulletin of September 29 that the
furniture industry has been named as the
next In line for close scrutiny by the Air
Management Branch.
In G?der to acquaint Ontario
manufacturers with impending requirements,
The Wesley-Willis UCW
"Magic Circle" met at the home
of Mrs, Ted Davies Tuesday,
September 21, with 19 members
present.
Mrs. J. Nediger welcomed the
ladies and read a poem "If Jesus
Came To Your House."
Altalind Rogers took
charge of the devotional period.
Mrs. Farel Periabaker read Psalm
27, Mrs. Florence Oliver read the
lesson and led in prayer, Hymn
577 was sung, then Mrs. Rogers
told the history of Harvest and
-closed the devotions with
prayer. Mrs. Bessie Steep read
the minutes of the September
meeting. Miss Billie Stewart gave
the treasurer's report, Mrs.
Nediger reported on the dinner
for the Cancer Society.
Correspondence was read and
the offering taken. Mrs. Nediger
asked the ladies to collect good
used clothing for a bale to be
packed in November and asked
them to remember the
Presbyterial at Bayfield October
15 at 9:30.
The Thankoffering meeting is
to be October 24 in
Wesley-Willis Church when Miss
Bond will speak of her
experiences in Nicaragua this
past summer. The Kris Kringle
Koffee Klatch and Boutique are
to be in the church October 30
-at 10 a.m. Mrs. Nediger closed
With the poem "Do You Just
Belong?"
The guest speaker, Mrs. Jean
sealskin boots gave a total picture of warmth
for winter outings.
A rich brown suede pant suit caused a
stir—worn by Marie McDonald, the fitted
jacket and flair leg gave the ensemble an air
of distinction.
A scene stealing midi coat was worn on
stage by Marian Stevenson—a flame colour
of calfskin plush suede, shearling lined and
hooded. Hot pants and ponchos dominated
the show for the younger set, the hot pants
made of brown pig suede, and the sweaters
and ponchos of Aaron wool. Hats, soft kid
gloves and Liberty scarves complimented
most of the ensembles.
The audience was treated to a comedy
number at intermission—sung by Mary Hearn
She followed with several folk songs during
the programme, while modelling a muskrat
coat.
lets con I 'wet
ti
engineer for this drain is C. D. Corbett of
Lucan.
Passed in payment were general accounts
of $12,976 and road accounts of $701.17.
Kenneth Stewart, road superintendent, is
to apply for the interim payment of the road
subsidy from the Department of
Transportation and Communication.
Total expenditures on roads amounted to
$108,079.48 and maintenance $82,614.56.
The roof on the township garage is to be
repaired for $200 by Harvey Dale.
Mr. Gerry McDonnell, Chairman of
O.F.M.A. Production and Technical
Committee, has arranged for the
presentation by Mr. G. S. Trivett assisted by
the Regional Engineer for Grey—Bruce
Counties and the District Engineer for
Waterloo County who will form a panel to
ans*e r questions.
the association has called a meeting for
Wednesday, October 13, 1971, 7:30 p.m., at
Conestoga College of Applied Arts and
Technology, Doon Centre, Kitchener.
Mr. G. S. Trivett, Chief, Abatement
Section, Air Management Branch, Ontario
Department of Energy and Resources, will
Outline specific requirements for the
industry under existing regulations,
Turkey Products; Mary Elizabeth Hair
Styling; Corries Red and White and Cooks
Florist.
The winners of the Lucky Draws were
Marjorie Dutot, Clinton, Kathleen Elliott,
Clinton; Cathy Bartliff; Clinton; Mrs, June
Johns, Seaforth; Mrs. Rose-Anne McNichol,
Clinton; Dorothy Merner, Bayfield; Sherry
Westerhout, Clinton; Nora Stumpf,
Milverton; Mrs. Gus Boussey, Clinton; Jean
Bartliff, Clinton; Mrs. Geo. Cantelon,
Seaforth; Julie Burgess, Bayfield; and Mrs.
E.G. Pakinham, Clinton.
The hair styles were created by Mary
Grigg and Edith Colquhoun of the Mary
Elizabeth Beauty Salon, and Pat Cook, of La
Patrician Hair Styling.
The clothes were greeted with
enthusiasm, particularly a white shearling ski
jacket trimmed with black, gold and brown
Grecian braid. Donna Wood's turtleneck
sweater of 100 percent Shetland wool and
L eon-ha rdt drain
London is to bring in a report on the drain.
Court of revision was held on the
Devereaux drain. There were no appeals and
the by-law was passed. The tender was let to
Hanna and Hamilton Construction of
Listowel for $760.
The council endorsed the official Huron
County Plan which will be sent to the
Ontario Municipal Board for approval once
approved by all Huron municipalities.
The reading of the report for the
Coleman-Scott drain is to be considered at a
meeting on October 12 at 2 p.m. The
Ontario furniture manufacturers singled
out for pollution investigation