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Newly Renovated
Goderich Memorial
Arena
To Be
Officially
Re -opened
at 2 p.m.,Sunday,
November 15:
Hockey Game
To Follow
Congratulations
to . tide...
TOWN OF GODERICH
On The Official Re -Opening
Of Your Newly Renovated Goderich Memorial
t Arena: We are happy to have been chosen by John
Refflinghaus Construction Ltd. to- supply i¢he
-structural steel for this project.
London Steel Indushies
• -4.$ Burslem St. London, Ont.
Dial 451-.1140
ON THE OCCASION,
OF/ THE RE -OPENING
OF THE
GODE.RICH
MORIAL ARENA
PAINTING
By
D. A. KAY & SON
CLINTON
482-9542
Cong rat:U:Iations°
u
to the
Town a Goderich
WE ARE' PLEASED TO HAVE ,BEEN CHOSEN TO DO THE
•
Y A
ELECTRICAL RENOVATIONS
AND TO
INSTALL ELECTRIC HEATING
11
GRAHAM ELECTRIC
155 KEAYS ST.. 524.8670
SNIDER, HUGET & MARCH
,,,
ENGINEERS/ARCHITECTS
STAR,THDASDAY,'NOV
Y M
out ready for occu
Remodelling of the former
supply,, building at Canadian
Forces Base to 4,provide new
quarters for • the? , expanded
• goperatiops7_" of Clinton Area is
•
moving ahead rapidly.-
Saks
apidlySays Area Manager Walter
*should
"Dur service group.
should be in the centre by late
November, And we expect to
move the rest of the staff early
in the new year."
. Ontario Hydro bought the
building from the Department of
ua National Defence last • July for
$70,000. Along with the supply
building, Hydro acquired 3.44`
acres of land which is to be used
for storing vehicles and other
equipment.
Larger facilities for Clinton
Area became necessary after it
was amalgamated with Exeter
Area this -spring.
"This' meant we had to
provide administration and
service for an additional 3,000
customers," says Mr. Palmer.
The Clinton office has
experienced a space shortage for
some years. When the customers
from Exeter were transferred,
the existing office became
totally inadequate.
Harrison-Nfartyn Construction
of -London , has the general
contract for'_ converting the
former depot to Hydro's needs.
The estimated cost of renovation
is around $250,000.
Work ' at the site includes
complete remodelling of the
212' by 61' building, plus an
attached two-storey annex of
20' x 63', as well as fencing and
paving of the property. Hydro's
archited4 Ken Candy designed
the interior and exterior changes
to the office, service -centre, and
grounds complex.
The property, located one and
a quarter miles south of Clinton
on No. 4 Highway, has been
fenced with temporary access to
Invitation
The Citizens Of The'
.0
Town Of Goderich
are cordially invited to attend the
OFFICIAL RE OPENING
at mei
G DERICH
MEMORIAL
ARENA
and be present at the
RE -DEDICATION CEREMONIES
at
2 P.M., SUNDAY! NoVEMB R .T
The ceremcies a to be followed by
our first official p ogramme:
A HOCKEY GAME° BETWEEN THE
GODERICHe OLDTIMERS •
and the
SEAFORTH INTERMEDIATES
Children must be accompanied' by adult
f~oderici Recreation and Community Centre Board
the roadway. built, Eventually
the entrance will be widened and
paved, and. an extension to ,the
highway .(an exit lame) added:
Sonie swings wily ,be realized
by Ontario ,Hydro as a result of
th'e deal to .bur the Canadian
Forces" properly rattier than
building a new .facility. L ,
As" was stated last spring by
provincial and federal'
authorities, "both ° Hydro
customers and taxpayers
generally should benefit from
the co-operation" displayed by
both authorities in employing
existing public facilities to
maximum advantage."
Area n Manager Walter Paliher
adds that "a new building would
have given us 9,500 square feet,,,
while the supply - • =.depot,
remodelled to our standards,
provides a total`of 15,691 square
feet." -.
A° third larger than other area
offices in Western . Region,
Clinton Area will have ample
room to hold marketing
seminars, staff training, and
other meetings. •
Mr. Palmer notes that the new
offices will be completely air
conditioned and electrically
heated. The service part of the
building will draw `steam heat
from the original facilities which
will continue to be supplied
•
tom -the Base's ' eenOel he
system,
With amalgamation, ,a number
of the staff from Exeter Arei
were transferred ter Clinton, $
.Imernen were part of the group,
including; J. 0, Potter; O. J,.
Harrison, Doug Ritchie;4, $rt'
Brintnell, H C..Strettox ; uu4
Bill Birchar Forester Art A,.
Simpson and Meter Headers. 1.
G. Mason. and John Leppiington,
and of the office staff, June . '
Bierling, Marg --Front and $ales
Rep. Chan .. Livingstone^, •: were
also transferred.
Temporary arrangements to
accommodate the,, employees
were •tnade by leasing Offices for
the sales and inspection staff,..
across ` the ' street . from the
present du#ntown Clinton
location.,
"Everyone's been real good
about having to work • in
conditions which are far from
the ideal," says Mr. Palmer. "All
of us are eagerly looking. forward
to moving into the new
building."
Meat markets that have their
own fresh pork sausages for sale
usually make them two or three
times a week to insure freshness.,
Such sausages should be kept.
refrigerated after purchase ,and
used within a couple of days.
REDCROSS
BLOOD CLINIC
WED., NOV. i8th
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