HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-03-29, Page 5Although it doesn't look like much now, in a few months this site will be alive with activity
as Clinton's newest industry Marcon Ready Mix begins business on their nine and a half
acre site on the Bayfield Road. Construction of the plant is to start sometime in April.
(News-Record photo)
Kippen East WI enjoys film
Many businesses including :
Agriculture • Manufacturing
Tourism • Construction
• Professional Services
• Transportation • Wholesale
and Retail Trades,
have obtained loans from IDB to acquire land,
buildings, and machinery; to increase working
capital; to start a new business;
and for other purposes.
If you need financing for a business proposal
and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on
reasonable terms and conditions, perhaps IDB
can help you .
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Can IDB
help you?
On Monday, April 2nd, 1913
one of our representatives
Mr. J.D. Brinklow
will be at
the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth
from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon
Telephone: 527-0980
or crest,
Lehdefi, Onterio.
NIA 1132
Work is proceeding near schedule for Clinton's new
$770,000 sewerage extension. Here workman put in the 12
inch main on King Street recently. The work is to be com-
pleted in November. (News-Record photo)
THURSDAY SATURDAY
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Dental Needs - Etc.
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CLINTON I
Kinsman gave courtesy
remarks.
Several members of Kippen
East W.1. attended the Dessert
Euchre held in Usborne Cen-
tral School, The occasion being
Elimville Women's Institutes
25th Anniversary.
PERSONALS
Following surgery Mrs. Bert
Faber has returned home from
St. Joseph's Hospital, London.
Miss Diane Bernard visited
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Triebner
during the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs, Art Gibson and
family, Wroxeter called on Mr.
and Mrs. W.L. Mellis recently.
Adrey McLennan, Brian
Triebner and James Wright
have returned from a trip over-
seas .
Mr, and Mrs. Don Littleton,
London, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Littleton.
Visitors recently with Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Triebner were,
Miss Audrey McLennan
Palmerston, Miss Marsha
Wheeler, London, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Bernard; Brussels, Mr.
and Mrs. Delton Burkhart,
Wingham,
Mr. Larry Wright Fanshawe
College spent a few days with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Wright.
_Mrs% Ray, Belloattended, the,
funeral re1atye in atz at i
ford on Monday „and. also
visited her mother who is
seriously ill.
BY JOYCE PEPPER
The girls .and, their leaders of
the first Hensall Brownie Pack
ended the winter break
holidays on Saturday morning
by going to visit a sugar bush
on the.farm of Ross Kercher at
RR 2, Kippen. The weather
conditions were ideal except for
mud. Mr. Kercher explained
thoroughly to the Brownies the
whole process of making maple
syrup by using plastic piping
Everyone enjoyed a taste of
maple sap,
On returning back to the
Church, the Brownies enjoyed a
lunch of pancakes and syrup
and chocolate milk.
A.C.W. MEETING
The regular meeting of the
A.C.W. of St. Paul's Church
was held at the home of Mrs. P.
Clark with the president, Mrs.
G.A. Anderson, presiding. The
meeting opened with devotions
on the Lord's prayer. Mrs. D.
Windover read scripture from
Good News for modern man.
An invitation from the ladies
from Carmel Presbyterian
Church was accepted for April
2. It was decided to pack a
bale in May.
Mrs, Windover and Mrs.
R.H. Middleton were appointed
delegates to attend the A.C.W.
annual meeting in London on
April 26, The roll call was an-
swered with a household hint.
A skit "Women at Supperl,",
was presented with the
narrator Mrs. Anderson and all
members present taking part.
The meeting closed with the
grace,
4-H CLUB
The Hensall 4-H "Sew-sews"
held their 5th meeting at the
home of Mrs, Bill Fuss on
Monday evening, with all mem-
bers present except one.
For the roll call the girls told
how they would incorporate
stretchy seams into their gar-
ments. Set in sleeves and
tailor's hems were demon-
strated. Everyone showed and
reported on the progress they
are making on their garments.
PERSONAL
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred .BrOcIt.laA Yvek, were Mr-,
Jarpets Parr, , from,/
Frostproof, Florida and, Mr.
Tom Barr and Mr. and Mrs..
George Cuthbertson from
Motherwell Scotland'. It was a.
very happy reunion for Mrs.
.Brock as she had not seen her
brother Torn and her niece
Mrs. Cuthbertson since she
came to Canada from Mother,.
well 55 years ago,
Mrs, J.R. McCloy, Don Mills,
and daughter Carrie, and her
friend Jennifer Scott visited for
A few days this past week with
Mrs. Alma I-less.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Watson
of Seaforth visited on Sunday
with Mrs. Audrey Christie,
The Ontario Safety League
quotes this from Motor Truck
magazine, in relation to an
ATA meeting which discussed
trucking taxes and fees:
"Minister of Revenue
Grossman seemed to indicate
that when the Government
needs money and tags you,
you're it, Although frank and
humorous, the discussion was
about as productive as
correspondence with Ottawa
when the income tax boys think
you owe them money. You'd
have better luck if you were a
wife arguing with Henry VIII."
CLINTON .N4WS,RFCORD, THURSDAY .MARCH gO, 1973-4
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BY RENA CALDWELL
Kippen East W.I. and friends
enjoyed films shown by Mr,
Clarence Down of Exeter of a
recent trip to Denmark, Nor•
way and in particular Iceland.
The pictures were very
colourful and depicted the life
in these countries. He was in-
troduced and thanked by Mrs.
FL Caldwell. The roll call was
"Anything New" and Mrs. J.
Drummond gave the motto
"Good Citizenship is like
baseball, it requires team
work" Mrs. R. Broadfoot con-
tributed several musical num-
bers as did the Women's In-
stitute orchestra.
Mrs. H. Caldwell "gave the
treasurer's report, Mrs. Al
Hoggarth the agriculture and
canadian industry report and
Mrs. Campbell Eyre, education
and cultural activities. The
nominating committee will be
Mrs. E, Whitehouse, Mrs. H.
Parsons and Mrs. Glenn Bell.
Members are reminded of the
short course on "Parliamentary
Pro edure to be held in the
Legion Hall, Hensall on March
30,
The District Board meeting
will be April 3. A fun night
will be held in the Hensall
Hotel April 11 at 7 p.m. Mem-
bers and ex-members will con-
tribute recipes for the cook-
book. Next month, please bring
cookie recipes, A donation of
money will be given to Mr. and
Mrs. D. Wallace a recently bur-
ned out family. Mrs. V. Alder-
dice conducted a contest, Mrs.
R. Broadfoot was hostess and
Mrs. M. Connelly co-hostess
Mrs. Alex McGregor and her
group served lunch Mrs. R.
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