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Layoffs
in Mitchell
MITCHELL - The
depressed sales of auto
plants in the United
States has resulted in 120
lay offs at Standard
Products in Mitchell.
Company president
Walt Nagorsen said half
of the employees would.
return later in the week•
forroutine inventory
work, while the rest
would be laid off work for
a full week.
"There's no indication
(the layoffs) might go
longer," he -said.
Standard Products
(Canada) Ltd., a sub-
sidiary of a Cleveland,
Ohio firm, produces
rubber products in-
cluding door trim and
motor mounts for the
automotive trade.
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Marcia Noxell, of South Street, wisely looks up at
the ceiling while Clinic Assistant Bev Armstrong
and Registered Nurse, Evelyn Marsden insert a
needle in Marcia's arm, The blood donor's clinic
was held at G.D.C.I, last Wednesday and 256 people
gave the gift of life, (photo by Cath Wooden)
Susan Chan and Irene Bain, both of Goderich, take advantage of the blood
donor clinic held at G.D.C.I. last Wednesday to catch up on their socializing.
Over 250 donors gave blood at the clinic. (photo by Cath Wooden)
USCO holds spring rally in Hensall
The 'work and im- ' need that seniors be
portance of senior remembered and that
citizens were discussed they leave a legacy. She
when 117 members of the said that there are now
United Senior Citizens of 1,03.0 senior clubs in
Ontario (USCO) met in Ontario, with a mem-
Hensall on April 30 for a bership of 250,000.
spring rally. Mrs. Hamilton
The day long, session reminded the •group that
was held for 12 clubs in the annual USCO con-
vention will be held in
the Zone 8 district from
Clinton, Blyth, Goderich, Kingston on August 11-13
and she urged each club.
to send a delegate.
Mrs. Hamilton said she
was impressed with the
nameplates displayed by
• each Zone 8 club and she
Those present were showed an example of the
reminded to take pride in USCO flag that is for sale.
'40 e , c AZ._, ; „garters 4f , aYfiel�i.
ng talkgiVen by . tktanked Mr's: Hamiltoin
Lavina Hamilt en, and presented her with a
corresponding secretary gift.
of the-USCO. - Harry Baker, zone
In her address; Mrs. president, welcomed
Hamilton stressed the everyone 'and Rev. Stan
Hensall, Exeter,
Brussels, Grand Bend,
Bayfield, Seaforth,
'Zurieh, Dashwood and
Holmseville.
McDonald , from Hensall
led in the devotions. In
the absence of He»sail's
Reeve Harold Knight,
Clerk Betty Noakes
extended a greetings
from the village. -
Irene Johns read the
minutes from ' the fall
rally and executive
meeting and Charles
Martini gave the
treasurer's report.
Leona Lockhart,
president , ' of the
Huronview Auxiliary
reminded the group that
Senior Citizens' Week will
be held from June 15-21.
As in past years, all
seniors at invited to
dinner at Huronview
during that week.
She also noted that the
Blossom Tea will be held
at Huronview on June 4
Young People visit Huronview
Emanuel Baptist
Young People's from
'h,xeter he1B a service on
Sunday afternoon' at'
.Huronview. ' Three cars
from Huronview attended
the Blyth crusade on
Sunday evening.
We had a good time
wheelchair square
dancing on Monday af-
ternoon when Marie
Flynn was at Huronview
for Old Tyme Music.
Under the leadership of
Mrs. Betty Fawcett, the
residents worked on their
ceramics on Tuesday
afternoon.
At noon on Wednesday,
all residents who enjoy
Chinese food ate it in the
main diningroom or,, on
their own floors as they
preferred. In the af-
ternoon, we were for-
-tuF}at-e--to- -haves aVfrc .Teen.
Hoffineyer from Mitchell
show slides of their trip to
China. Les Fortune
thanked Mrs. Hoffmeyer
on behalf of the. residents
and presented her with a
potted plant in ap-
preciation.
Taking advantage of
the nice weather, the van
t:,o Bissetr k4rs,
Florence Flood„ -.Mrs.
Florence Doak, Mrs.
Luella Norris, Frank
Crich„and, Mrs. Gertrude
Cornell for a ride. to
Seaforth. Mrs. Prouty
held Bible Study in the
chapel on Thursday of
ternoon.
A special treat was in
store for Huronview
Residents' on Friday”
morning when' Colborne
Public School- entertained
us by acting out the play
"Oliver". The children
arrived with their
teachers bringing with,
them props and costumes
to provide us with 11/2.
hours of excellent en-
tertainment. ' Special
thanks to the children and.
teachers --responsible for
providing us with the
chance of viewing
"Oliver".
Sympathy is expressed
to ' the famili-es of
Cameron Wein, Norman
Lediet, and Wilfred tertained with two piano
Coleman. solos 'and the remaining
litron d'-1 tke . Ed
and she asked 'clubs to
make donations of small
articles ' t6 be used as
prizes 'for the weekly
bingos. Mrs. Lockhart
suggested that -..each club
hold a shower and deliver
their donations to
Huronxiew during Senior
Citizens' Week.
The president of each
Zone 8 club spoke on the
activities of their branch.
The Blyth club had no
representative and
Howard Dean, a visitor
with Watt = Webster of
Clinton, spoke on the
work of his club in
Toronto.
Hensall business people
donated 19 prizes to the
Three Links Club in
Hensalll and draws were
--made-+ for nine of these.
Mrs. May Gibson and
, Mrs. Ida Godkin were the
winners from Clinton's
Golden Radar club.
After lunch, Elmer
Trick of Clinton en -
to welcome Howard Godkins and ..Ceacilia
'Clark who is from Lon- Edgar of the Golden
dsborough and in on Radars both won.
vacation care. Mr. Baker and his
Relatives and friends executive held a short
are reminded that on meeting and Rev.
May 11 from 1 p.m. to 4 McDonald led in a sing -
p.m. o'clock in the af- -_song with Mrs. Rogerson
ternoon we will be ser- -at the piano.
ving tea and cookies in The executive an -
the auditorium on the nounced the new slate of
occasion of Mother's officers as: president,
Day. Nola Love, Dashwood;
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vice president, Percy
Blundell, Goderich;
second . vice president,
Mr. Hooper, Brussels;
secretary, Irene Johns,
Exeter; treasurer,
Charles Martini, .Dash -
Wood.
Mrs. Love made a short
acceptance speech and
she was elected to attend
the USCO convention.
Mary rigg informed
those present that a
seniors ...group is being
formed in Auburn and she
suggested that they be
invited to join in Zone 8.
Irene Young thanked
the Three Links for
hosting the, rally and Mi.
Baker thanked all' dribs
for co-operating during
his term as president.
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