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$600,000 order Another shot inarm for factory Lembo Corporation of Canada in Midland has received yet another shot in the arm with the announcement the company has received a $600,000 order to develop a coating line. Late last month it was announced the firm, located at the south end of Midland, would be building $2.5 million worth of multi-stage gravure presses for a new wall-covering plant in Sher- brooke, Que. The Midland company in recent weeks has also received two other hefty orders as well, one for $500,000 and the other for $987,000. Meanwhile, Tom Lembo president of Lembo Corporation in Midland and its sister operations in New Jersey has stated, a customer of his has shown interest in developing a factory in Ontario to initially employee 45 people. Midland, zcecrding to Lembo, is in the running, as is at least one other Ontario community. And it has been learned, the former B.F. Goodrich plant which is owned by Lembo and located next to his factory may be sold later this summer. An offer has been placed on the building and although no other details will be released until the deal is firmed up, it is understood announcement of the final transaction will be made by the end of June. Earlier this year an offer had been placed with Lembo to buy the factory and turn it into a roller skating rink-restaurant if it could meet Midland zoning regulations. Because of opposition to the plan those who intended to develop the roller skating rink opted = Cas. not to proceed. Scout/Guide banquet Jeanne Webb Reavers, Cubs, Scouts, Guides, Brownies and their leaders have all had a very busy week. On Wednesday, May 27 the banquet for Guides and Brownies was held in the United Church Centre. There were about 130 present. There was a Fly-Up ceremony, graduating eight girls from Brownies to Guides. Among those present were the District Commissioner-Nora McLernon; the Division Commissioner-Lynn Cousens and the Division Treasurer- Marion Reed. Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and their leaders held their banquet Friday evening, May 29 in the Church Centre also. There were ap- proximately 117 present. ; Two Beavers moved up to Cubs and five Cubs moved up to Scouts. Mr. Victor Campbell is Chairman of the Group Committee and Mrs. Marion Locke is 'leader of the Beavers. An Award was presented to Mrs. Barbara Tripp in recognition of 10 years service to the Scouting movement. There has been great interest shown and enjoyment for all those participating in these groups, since the organization just a couple of years ago. The cubs and Scouts held a bottle drive on Saturday, May 30 and there was a very good response. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bumstead vacationed-at their cottage near Huntsville over the holiday weekend. The same Saturday they attended a nephew's wedding in Orillia. Several of the Webb and Ord connections attended a baby shower Sunday, May 30 at Kim Labrash's in Elmvale. The occasion was to honour the new mother, Frannie (Graham) Archer and her infant daughter Carey Ann. i, . 5 i ; eS ers vo -"s : -Z A tremendous selection of - a imported and © domestic fashion fabrics at discount prices! Besides our basic fabrics, we also stock an outstanding range of bridal and exclusive materials for formal oc- casions! FABRIC & DRAPERY MILL OUTLET © 547 Bayfield St. N. (Hwy. 26/27) 726-2556 Just north of Georgian Mall, Barrie Open daily 9:30 - 6:00 Wed., Thurs., Fri. 9:30-9:30; Sat. 9:30-6:00 eCarrier Ont. dealer for -Forced Air Gas Furnaces -Heat Pumps (commercial and residential) -Room Air Conditioners -Rooftop Heat & Cool Combination Units Fabricators of dust collectors, exhaust systems & make-up air systems eWelding & fabrication including stainless steel., Heli-Arc, alum. and mild steel. eSpecialists in heat loss calculation to properly size your heating system Agents i for (lonsumers'(\as FRED HOOK _ 905 King St., Midland ino night comes to Midland Midland Kiwanis Club held its first annual Casino World Saturday night in Midland Civic Centre and it was well attended, judging from this picture. Games included Black Jack, Crown and Anchor and Seven Over and Under Seve. Grand prize for the night was a week for two on Florida's West Coast with another "mystery" trip being Let us convert your existing Oil furnace to Natural Gas or Electric Forced Air. You'll save money by getting off Oil because the price of Oilis escalating and will continue to do so. For Sales and Service Call 526-6508 offered. The list of prizes also includes several other prizes, donated by local businesses. FRED HOOK LTD. OFFER eFree estimates eGuaranteed 1 day Service including installation eWe will remove existing furnace and Oil tanks if necessary eVWehavea complete stock of all sizes of Furnaces. TS _) I MOM Wednesday. June 3, 1981, Page 9