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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-01-09, Page 11• 0 1,1 NTpN gA Tiro:;! VanasUa Voicin RYPHR ONE q 2 -Tim n .Nfi►w.Mlrttster has dUtaea' 0;1. :January 2, as etre Oct operational, 'tit the, An installation service for facilities , manager for the Kaufman Plant and Bank of Rev. Karel Boerslna was head Vanastra Parks and Montreal corner Why are there on Sunday January at 2:30 Recreation Committee. lights at that particular inter- , Also on January 2 Diane section, when traffic in other', p.m, at the Vanastra Christian Durbin of 1 Halifax, Vanastra] areas entering Vanastra seems Church.. Rev. Boersma is our corn- began as part-time Program munity's first full -tune minister Director for the Vanastra Parks and we welcome' him and his and Recreation Committee. family to Vanastra. They reside New intersection caution across from the Christian lights have been installed, but Church at Building •-.A- 1. Beginning January 12, and continuing each Sunday, Church school will be held at 10 a.m. and Worship services at 11 ,a.m. at the Vanastra Christian Church. Everyone welcome. Bible. Club at the Vanastra Christian Church begins the 1975 season this Friday evening, January 10.' COMMUNITY ASS'N The . Vanastrii Community Association held their monthly meeting January 6 with 29 in- terested community residents, present. Plans for Trail Night to be held Thursday February 6 during the Clinton Centennial Celebrations, were discussed. Interested snowmobile owners are to contact Nellie Gonne at 482-7609. It should be fun. Vanastra Young People are • preparing a float for the Clin- - ton Winter Carnival' Parade on February 10975. A committee was formed to organize the dance for March. Committe members are Lorie Jutzi, Ruby Fulcher, Peg Ham- mond, Edna Jeffrey and Marlene Thurlow. The Goderich Township council held their inaugural meeting on Monday in HolrnesviIle. The new council, is, left to right seated, Joe Fritzley councillor,, Reeve Gerry Ginn, Deputy -Reeve Grant Stirling, and councillor Garnet Wright. Standing are Clerk Robin Thompson, treasurer Ben Whitely, and road superintendent Joe Potter. Missing was councillarlJake Reder. (NewS- Record photo) Courses offeredfor farmers Huron County farmer ' will have a large number of chances this winter to bone up on agriculture, according to a list of courses being offered in the next several months by the ministry of agriculture. The educational program started last Wednesday with a beef ration building workshop and next Wednesday, January 15, "economics ' in a beef Varna feedlot" will be offered. All courses are at the Agricultural offices in Clinton unless other- wise noted. . 'Beefinen will have another course "parasites and their con- trol on beef cattle" on Wed- nesday, January 22, and dairymen will have three chan- ces to discuss , dairy management with, Harold Clapp, a dairy specialist, on da Januar 13, Monday, Mon y, Y February 10 and Monday, March 10. "Farm income , tax BY MRS. IVAN McCLYMONT management and asset ''tran`- Several • friends and neigh- sfer" will be the subject of a .'hours from the community at- , short course on Monday, tended the reception of Mr. and January 27, and a course en - Mrs. Doug Reid in Holmesville: \titled "cash grain budget short /,,' Mr. and Mrs. Norman r ourse" will be offered on two f 'Urquhart- Winnipeg; Mr..,,,and..,.,,.daY,.s, February 11 and 25. Two coursee""will"i offered at the Londesboro Hall, olne on Monday, March 3, will attempt to answer the question, "where are the pig profits?' and the other on March 13 will be a "swine health seminar." The. Ag. office will be having two .tours sometime in March, one entitled "beef cow -calf economics and farm tour," and the 'other entitled "dairy management tour." H iron farmers are asked td return the interest card they received in the mail, or phone the Clinton agricultural office / at 482-3428 or toll free Zenith 7-2800: __- Centralia College at Huron Park is also offering a well- balanced course program this 'winter, that starts off with "sow herd management" on Mrs. Lyle Urquhart, Willowdale; Mr. and- Mrs. Ron Henry and Stacey, Blyth were holiday visitors with Mr. and .Mrs. Gordon Johnston and Daryl." Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McClymont spent Christmas ,day with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Russell of Cromarty. • Mr. and/ Mrs. 'Fred McClymont; r. and 'Mr. Nick W t , 9AY,11, an, Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Bob McClymont, Michael, and Shannon of Guelph ,celebrated Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McClymont. A card party sponsored by the Orange Lodge was held at Varna township Hall on Friday night. Those winning prizes are as follows: high ladies, Mrs. Mac Webster; low ladies, - Mrs. January 15. Harry 'Oakes; high men's, Don "Feeder pig management' Taylor; low men's, . Dave Roy. will be the topic on January 16, Draw prizes were won by and "understanding farm Mrs. Ron Taylor, Mr. Harry financial statements" is a must Oakes and Mrs. George Clarke. o January the beefmen, "beef The U.C.W. will meet in the For cow - basement of the Church on calf herd management" on Thursday, January 9. January 29 and "beef feedlot management workshop" on January 30 should be of great interest. Many farmers will be in- terested in the courses entitled "farm business arrangements and estate planning" on February 4 and 5 and the -`.`weed control clinic" being of- fered on February 5 and 6. "Farmer's legal, rights and obligations" should prove a very interesting course on February 18, and the dairymen will lie interested in the "milk quality -workshop" on March 4.. The courses will only cost $3 per day plus meals and there is limited overnight accom- modation available at the college. The fees are payable the first day of each course. In order to ensure a seat at any of the courses, farmers should either return the in- terest card as soon as possible, or contact t`he Clinton agricultural office or Centralia College. Within a few weeks, all of the ,walls for the new covered --pool .at Vanastra will be up, as work started last week. Shown here placing lightweight Durocell blocks are Mel. .�� _Martin, left .of Goderich- and Andy Van Altena of Clinton. The blocks are filled with concrete after they are reinforced. (dews -Record photo) more dangerous and congested? Welcome to Bill and Elsie ., Cake, a retired couple, who are newly settled at 18 Quebec, Vanastra. ge MPuANCE SPECIALS Janu.ciry 9 , 10-84 1 1 Automatic Dryer Range, model Model KD41W + . KRL34W - now Wits 177 , i now just '289 13 cu. ft. no frost t a 19 Automatic Dish- 9 refrt orator, model washers - from w KN EW Freezers In stook WHITING'S Antiques - Appliances Unlimited - Warehouse Furniture e�t 63 MAIN ST., EXETER 235-1 96 4 Open 9-9 Thurs..& Fri., 9-6 Sat. 0l•1+V, e REC. COMMITTEE' The Recreation Committee held their bi-monthly meeting Monday, January 6. ,Construction on the indoor pool is progressing well. If you have been watching, those are Durisol Blocks, manufactured . in Mitchell. A combination of wood chips and, cement, they have a good insulating value as well as being sturdy.' Rene Brocher, Clinton, began BY BLANCHE REEVES • T e.ACW. of St. James, Mid- dleton Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Fred,Middleton January 9 at 8 "p.m. Personals Lac. and Mrs. George Heit- bohmer' and daughters from . Trenton, Ontario were holiday guests with. Mr. and Mrs> Phil Heitbohmer. Scott ,Oke, of London was a guest of the Don Middleton family during the Christmas week. Faye and' Jake Stryker spent -New Yea'r's' visiting with relatives.' Miss Pat Wise, London, spent Christmas week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wise. Bob Hodgins visited at their home over Christmas and Mrs. C. Wise of Clinton was out for Christmas Day. Mrs. Phyllis Cox and family, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Boucher " and Beckie, London, and Miss Marjorie Keyes were .together ,at the home- of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wise and family on December 27. Don Wise is attending Fan- shawe College London taking ,an auto technology course. Mrs. Evelyn Hudie, Mrs. Anna Wise,. Ray, and Alvin Wise attended the funeral of 1V1r• Grace MacLachlan in Toronto last Thursday. Mrs. MacLachlan was the former Grace Wise. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mid- dleton, Janice, Rosanne and Andrew returned` Saturday from two. week holiday .in Freeport, Bahamas. Mrs. • Stella Mann was a' guest for New Year's dinner at the Deeve's. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ross and daughters of Scarborough' spent a few days with the •Deeves family. Mrs. MacIntyre of London and Brenda Charrots of -Wind- sor and Mr. and Mrs. Martin and children of London were all guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Connoly of Telephone Road. Sorry to report that Lisa and Billy Storey have been ill through the holiday. Get well wishes to 'them. Mr. and`Mrs. Jack Smith are pleased to announce the arrival of a new granddaughter, Christina Dawn to parecits, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Smith of London. , Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kilgour and baby of London were visiting Barb and Gary Kilgour. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kilgour of Kitchener were up visiting with their families, the Smiths, and Mrs. Whitehead:' • uwuttNmrtogniwYitio04, NOW -IN FLORIDA- A Enjoy the enchanted island atmosphere, tun and South Seas Magic at the right on the World's Most Famous Beach 'DAYTONA' BEACH 10 N14WN'�IIfl t g � 4. V1�t�11Il � �V�� . A COMPLETE FLORIDA RESORT 132 Oceanfront motel rooms and efficiencies—all with private balcony, air-conditioning, color TV. 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