The Huron Expositor, 1989-12-27, Page 44A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 27, 1989
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THANK LIAISON - Members of the Seaforth Lioness Club said
thank you to Irwin Johnston last Tuesday night, during the
club's Christmas party, Mr. Johnston, who has been nine years
Liaison between the Lioness and Lions clubs, was forced to
retire his position this year, after being elected as Lions Presi-
dent. Thanking him in this photograph are' bottom left, Susan
Dick, Janet Cluff, Mary Row9liffe, Pat Bennett, Colleen
Lindemann, Irwin Johnston, Corrie Snowden, Betty Coleman,
Anne Dayman, Cathy Elliott and Viola Taylor. Middle, Frances
Teatero, Dorothy Hayes, Marjorie Rock and Betty Hulley. Top,
Georgina Reynolds and Heather Bennewies. Robinet photo.
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Brussels man has hand reattached after accident
A Brussels man is in good condition in
London's University Hospital after nearly
losing a fined in an industrial accident.
Goderich OPP said Fred Stephenson, 46,
had his right hand almost severed at the
wrist December 15, while working with a
hydraulic wood splitter at the Falls
Reserve Conservation Area. The hand was
later re -attached at University Hospital.
"We're not sure what happened," said
Les Tervit, general manager at Maitland
Valley Conservation Authority. The MVCA
owns and operates the Falls Reserve Con-
servation Area. "But our Safety Commit-
tee looked into it, and the Ministry of
Labor is doing their report." The Safety
Comrnittee inspected the site and checked
out the working conditions and the
machinery, but saw "nothing out of the or-
dinary," Mr. Tervit said, adding that a
representative of the committee would be
speaking to Mr. Stephenson as soon as it
was feasible. "There were two other peo-
ple (on the site), but nobody actually saw
the accident happen, said Mr. Tervit.
First Aid was administered immediately
because all MVCA employees are trained
in emergency First Aid, he added. Mr.
Stephenson was originally taken to Alexan-
dra Marine and General Hospital in
Goderich, and then transferred to London.
The hydraulic wood splitter is back 'in
use since "that was one of the initial
things the Safety Committee Looked at and
• there was nothing wrong from a
mechanical point of view," Mr. Tervit
said. "It worked fine before the accident
and it worked fine afterward."
Christmas bureau helps record number in 1989
The Huron County Christmas Bureau
was able to give a record number of
families presents for their trees, and a
Christmas dinner this year, as the result of
public donations and volunteers' time.
A total of 346 families, including 740
children, county -wide benefitted from the
bureau this year, This is up from 321
families and 708 children last Christmas.
"Over the years it has increased, but
there was a big increase this .year as far
as we're concerned," said Peggy
Denomme who helped organize the project
as a Family and Children's Services Coor-
dinator. "Families we've heard flour are
very pleased and very grateful."
The Christmas Bureau provides the
children in needy families each with a toy,
an article of clothing, two pairs of mittens,
and help with their Christmas dinner.
Groceries taken in are also given out to
the families.
"This is for all of the mikes with
children under 16, and we think we're look-
ing after all the children in ,Huron County
who need it," said Ms. Denomme.
Over 10,000 volunteer hours over the
course of the past year went into the
.bureau.
"The volunteers make it happen. They
are generous with their time, and we
couldn't do it without them," she said.
"It's a nice thing for there to•be able to do
• for the needy families at Christmas time.
Some say this is all they'll have under the
tree and it's nice to be able to make sure
there's something for their children on
Christmas Day.
Local dealer attends Case product introduction
Doug, Marlen & Warren Vincent of Vin-
cent Farm Equipment in Ayr, Cambridge,
Seaforth and Woodstock, Ontario, recently
attended a Case International 1990
Agricultural Equipment 'Business meeting
in Kansas City.
While there, Doug, Marlen and Warren
were able to review the full line of Case
International equipment including recent
improvements on the highly successful
MAGNUM tractors and Asial-Flow com-
bines. They also saw many new additions
to the Case International line and par-
ticipated in a special dealer preview of the
all-new MAXXUM tractor.
To be introduced January 1, the MAXX-
UM 5100 Series tractors represent the se-
cond generation of totally new, world-class
tractors from Case International. The new
mid-size MAXXUM tractors are ideal for
general purpose, livestock, row -crop and
specialty farming work and are backed by
an exclusive five-year/5,000-hour warranty.
The Vincents also attended business ses- dealer's business ae, marketplace
sions on customer satisfaction, building the promotion.
VISIT KANSAS Doug, Marlen and
Warren Vincent of Vincent Farm Equip-
ment recently attended a product
demonstration held by Case International
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Case International executives were on
hand to review factors which have con-
tributed to the company's four consecutive
quarters of profit.
Overall, the meeting was structured to
emphasize the company's focus on identi-
fying customer needs and meeting them.
A closing presentation by James K.
Ashford, president and chief executive of-
ficer of J. I. Case, challenged all Case In-
ternational dealers to work as partners
with the company to establish the new
customer -oriented business concepts and to
create awareness of the new dedication to
meet customer needs.
. Headquartered in Racine, Wisconsin, J.I.
i.ase, an atfviate of Tenneco Inc., Houston.
is a worldwide manufacturer and marketer
of Case International agricultural and Case
construction equipment. Tenneco Inc. is
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pipelines, agricultural and construction
equipment, shipbuilding, automotive parts,
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