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Clinton News-Record, 1974-11-21, Page 8PAGE. $,ctozToN Ngw$-ggeotip, THURSDAY,, NOVEM51.,?,,ti 21 1974 Guss Boussey of the Clinton Centennial Decorating Committee admires the $50 worth of brand new 50 cent pieces assembled by Rita Ryan, that will be given away to the lucky student who draws the best, flag in the Centennial Flag contest. Entry forms are available from the PUC or at any of the schools in town. (News-Record photo) Sorority talks of loving RE—ELECT JOHN WISE FOR CLINTON PUC JOHN WISE Your vote on Monday, December 2 will be ap- preciated. It will ensure experienced service for operation of the utilities, and provide careful planning for the future. ELECTORS! OF SEAFORTH, BAYFIE1D TLICKERSMITH and STANLEY VOTE MARILYN (MOLLY) KUNDER Having completed three terms as .a representative on the Board of Education, I again solicit your support. Homecare Building Centres Seaforth- Clinton — Hensall ,61 IT CAN BE YOURS ..)1' 111717/ YOUR ROOMS COME ALIVE . with the natural beauty that only paneling can add to a room. A natural wood finish to match every decor, It costs so little, but adds so much. See our selection of wood finishes, brick and stone styles, or even wallpaper. '4.79 '7.95 '4.95 1.49 '7.95 '7.95 $8.49 '8.49 HURON MAPLE COUNTRY CUR ELM PACESEHER BORMAN PECAN NORIARN ALPINE CARAMEL SPICEINORD ORIfik011 BALL.MACAU LAY LIMITED Seaforth Clinton Henson 527 0910 482-3405 262 271 ELECT Donald E. Symons MAYOR Dedication Experience Service If elected t Will continuo to work fof the beet interests of the community. Having been Mayor for the past ton years,- I would Sincerely appreciate the opportunity to serve as Mayor fOr out Cilinfefiliffit Year. News of Constance BY MARY MERNER SCOVILL SEWING NOTIONS & AIDS Demonstration Tuesday, Nov. 26 starting at 10:30 a.m. Miss Diane Sullen will be introducing the new lines of Scowl!t sewing notIont and aids, such as decorative fasteners, cutting board, bound button hoie maker, and many other helpful sowing products, Ali from the leading notions supplier "Scovill."" So drop in this Tuesday trait coffoe Will be served all day, from 10:38 on, MARY'S SEWING CENTRE if Victoria St.,- Clinton 4824036 AUTHORIZED WHITE ELSA DEALER CANDIDATE FOR TRUSTEE in Clinton, Blyth, Mullett, McKillop on HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION MAY SOLICIT YOUR SUPPORT TO RE-ELECT K.C. COOKE FOR TRANSPORTATION TO THE POLLS CALL 482-9391 47,48 STEAKS or or ROASTS Fresh Ham ' CENTRE CUT SLICES Fresh Ham PURE PORK Sausage LEGS and BREASTS Fresh Chicken SCHNEIDER'S 1 LB PKG RED HOT Weiners SCHNEIDER' S RINDLESS Slab Bacon PIECE LB $1.10 LB 99' Si.09 1.19 LB 99' LB 79c SLICED LB $1.19 THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE AT THE VILLAGE MARKET IN RAYFIELD OR A T YUNGBLUTS Meat Market PHONE 286-012 ZURICH • • • ' 1 ' *A.olo.4.4.404.4•41rovibwii.14..‘ 1P lounge has undergone a face lift with fire resistant ceilings and new light fixtures added. Out- side is a 60 car parking lot, lan- dscaping and a small addition to house the new boiler and electrical systems, For the last three weeks the ice plant has been in operation with the ice surface reported as excellent. Curling stones and equip- ment have been purchased by the committee, When the club liquor license is Approved, lounge furnishings will be ob- tained, During the past week 64 curlers from Hensall used the facilities and will continue regular curling each Monday for the season, Central Huron Secondary School Curling Club plan to curl one afternoon each week for the season. Goderich Psychiatric Hospital Staff Curlers curl Wednesday last draw. Tuesday, Nov. 19, a meeting to establish the club executive and prepare further scheduling was held. Interested curlers are welcome to contact the curling club at 482.3544 or Mr. Schneider at 482-7922. Personals Mr. and Mrs, Jim Connolly and family have moved from Vanastra to their new home in Goderich Township. Mr. and Mrs. George MacIn- tyre will move to 10 Regina Rd. this month, Recently I was asked "What industry is at. Vanastra?" With some scouting I have found in Manufacturing alone Vanastra industry employs proximately 145 people, Following are the Vanastra Manufacturing Companies: Bayfield Boat Yard. Ltd. em- play 32 persons with their head office at Vanastra in Building 22, The company is jointly owned by four parties. The president is Ted Gozzard, vice- president, Don Hart, vice- president Gary Ferguson and secretary-treasurer Jan Poz- zard, Bayfield Boat Yard Ltd, builds the Bayfield 23 and the Bayfield 30 luxury sailboats, Rathwell Central Machining owned by Edgar and Steve Rathwell employs two persons with their head office at Vanastra. This company does production machining as well as custom machining. Canadian Fabricated Products (division of American Motors), head office Stratford are presently using the former Physical Education Building for warehousing. I was unable to contact any personnel of the Company at Vanastra, but I am under the impression they in- tend to begin some production work. In Building 37, the former boiler plant, Feranco Steel Ltd. are presently preparing their facilities. Owner George Ferko plans to employ four to five persons in the shop and two to hrt.‘e people in his office. Mr. "erko stated, "We will be bricating and erecting struc- i al steel for buildings as well custom steel fabricating". =ad office is in Vanastra. • 'riginally this boiler plant ieated the entire base facilities. Kaufman Footwear Inc. are located in Building 55 at Vanastra. They employ 23 per- sons who manufacture snowmobile boots and casual wear. In a month they begin production of Jiffy slippers for men. The head office is in Kit- chener. Plant co-ordinator is Lloyd Koehler. A spokesman for Kaufman Footwear said they are pleased with their Vatiastra branch, In building 10, the former Food Service building, is Huron Accoustics who produce speliker enclosures, They ern: ploy 43 persons with their head office in Vanastra. Shareholders of Huron Ac- coustics are: president - Mr. Dresch; secretary-treasurer, Mr. W. Schneider; general manager, Mr. Klopsch. In the former hanger is Clin- ton Tube Ltd., a Division of Barton Tube Ltd. who employ 18 persona. They are fabricators of steal tubing which involves bending and punch press operations. The head office is in Burlington, and the plant manager is Mr. Vandyke of RR 5, Clinton, Archer's Farm Sales and Ser- vice are located in Building 103 with their head office at Vanastra. Russ Archer is the owner. They manufacture hog pens and stabling as well as being distributors for ven- tilation and stable cleaners. They are a dealer for silo loaders and feeding systems. Archer's also build new barns and renovate old barns, Fifteen to 22 employees work at Ar- cher's Farm Sales and Service, L.R. Oesch, Custom Wood- working, is also located in Vanastra and have six em- ployees. Mr. Oesch, the owner, stated his factory makes odd size wood storm windows, house sash, cabinets, vanities and custom built kitchens. "If it's made of wood we make it." is the motto of the company. Home renovations are also of- fered by Mr. Oesch's company. Curling Club At Vanastra, the curling club is now into it s first season af- ter a shut-down of four years. The Recreation Committee have supervised renovations with fiew carpet throughout the lower floor level. The upper Seaforth Community Hospital since Saturday evening. We would like to wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan and family visited the past weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hart of Brussels and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Buchanan of Huron- view. Kerri Medd and Angela Flynn spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Johnston of Kitchener. Mr' and"Mrs. Nick -Whyte, *se'ryg6c1' t9 Mai°raja' Wig " tha weekin'd visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Van der Molan, Paul, Mark and Margie of Oakville. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Pow ley, Jason and Jonathan of Ottawa are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, Sharon and Bob. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Merner of Kitchener visited on Satur- day afternoon with Mr, and Mrs. Carl Merner, Sandra, Julie Ann, Michael and Michelle. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Thomp- son of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter of Colborne Township visited on Sunday at the John Thompson home, Miss Kim Medd of Blyth spent the weekend with her grandmother, Mrs, Jack Medd. Mr. and Mrs. George Turner, Barry and Bonnie of Tucker- smith visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson, John and Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Harris of Paisley visited on Saturday with Mrs. Jack Medd. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator, Bill, Debbie and Michael visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dowson, Brenda, Bonnie and John of Varna. Beta Sigma Phi held its an- nual pledge dinner at the home of Sandra Westerhaut. With 21 present, the opening ritual was repeated followed by Marg Dobson giving the sorority grace. After a delicious meal, they had their business meeting with roll call, secretary's and treasurer's reports. The corresponding secretary, Linda Bell, reported that due to rising costs, the cost of our foster child will rise by $3 a month starting the first of the year. Gayle Wise reported on the success of the Hallowe'en dance and the good time that was had by all. Service chair- man, Marilyn Hoy, reported that the Arthritis drive that was held with the Kinettes was Assessment addition open Official opening ceremonies for an addition to the Huron- Perth regional, assessment of- ficW' 'Gbadri;dti"r, ThUrsday. James Snow, prcvincial minister of government ser- vices, unveiled a memorial plaque and took part in ribbon- cutting ceremonies at the $225,000 addition. The addition, which also houses the Huron County children's aid society, was built by Gotten Construction Ltd., Kitchener. Also attending the function were Jack Riddell MPP (L—Huron), Huron County warden William Elston, Perth County warden Lloyd Morrison, Goderich Mayor Harry Worsell and chairman of the Huron County property committee Harold Wild, deputy reeve of Wingham, BE A + BLOOD DONOR The Court Constantine Lodge L1842 met on Thursday evening Nov. 14 in the hall for their monthly meeting. Business was discussed, and it was decided to give donations to Huronview, $50; to the John Robarts School for the deaf, $50; to the Salvation Army, $50; to the Queen Elizabeth School in Goderich, $50; to the Children's Aid, $50. There is to be a new stove bought for the hail, and Family Night will be held on November 30th. sap Personals Congratulations are exten- ded to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dillon (nee Linda Preszcator) on the birth of a daughter, Michelle Lynn, on November 13th in Seaforth Community Hospital. We are sorry to report that Mr. Bill Storey is a patient in - To The ELECTORS of Bayfield, Seaforth, Tuckersmith and Stanley I would appreciate your VOTE at the polls on for the County Board of Education Monday, December 2, 1974 for Huron County Board of Education R.K. "Bob" PECK 47,48b For transportation to the polio1 phone 402.9798 1 1 the,best it has ever been by collecting $689.59. We also voted on buying a Swing-o- matic .for the hospital's children's ward. The program for the evening was "What is Love?" The girls were fortunate to have Rev. Oestreicher as the speaker, He gave the biblical story, of Ruth as the oldest and one of the most beautiful love stories of all times. He summed up by saying "Love is many things to many people and true concern for another human being." The candle light pledge ritual was held welcoming five new pledges; Carol Campbell, Hensall; Carol Fisher, Bayfield; Michele Hansen, Goderich; Joan Westerhaut and Laurie Berry from Clinton. They also welcomed Audrey Kemp from a chapter in British Columbia. After the welcoming, the girls were each given a lovely rose. The evening was concluded by repeating the closing ritual then dessert and coffee were served. Retarded Ass'n meets Common interests were discussed at the recent board meeting of the South Huron Association for the Mentally Retarded when members of the Lambton Association were guests. The main topic of discussion was the, pew home being plan- ned in 'Tedford for youn‘ people. The young people (rob) this new home would use the facilities of the ARC workshop in Das13wood. Martin Van Raay, chairman of YACHMR, presented a cheque for $1,500, the proceeds from the Skate-a-thon held last May. The board discussed day care centres in the neighbouring municipalities and the feasibility of seeking methods of co-operation to help the hen- dicappeci children through these centres, Progress on the brief to the boards of education in Huron and Lambton and the two County Councils was reported.