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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1971-08-05, Page 5drsc prics Clinton News-Record, Thursday, August 0, 1971 Bayfteld Lions Carnival 170.DAYS CHILD Continued from Page a divisions of Sea Seeirts, from Bayfield, St. Marys, and Wpodstock, who had been camping in the Agricultural Park. The scouts were dressed impeccably, and carried themselves with pride, Floats, ponies, gaily-dressed pedestrians and bicycle-riders had all done their best to outdo each other with colorful and original costumes. When the parade reached the Agricultural Park, all the participants assembled for the presentation of prizes, Prizes were awarded by categories: First prize for decorated cars was the Lions' car. Second prize Went to Mrs. Hopson and Company. First prize for floats went to the Bread Wrapper float, Second was the Laugh-Ins float, Third was Graham's Store float, and a special prize went to the Brownies' float. The Horse Riders' first prize went to the Mexican Senorita% Catherine Westlake. Second prize went to the Arabian Princess, Shirley McFadden. First prize for the Pony Riders went to Pegasus, the Winged Horse, and 13ellerophon, Beth Sherritt. Zoro, Janet Huntley, got second prize, Prizes for decorated hikes were: first, Crystal Ruffman, "Flower Girl"; second, Joseph Wilde, "Police"; third, Bonnie Larone, "Cat Woman"; and .a special prize to Kathy Larone, 4 `Batmobile", Robert Chapman won first prize, and David Ham won second prize for decorated trikes, Joan Cluff%Won first prize for decorated carts with "Little Red Hood". Qf the adult pedestrians, first prize went to "Red Riding Hood and Company", • second to "H.M.S, Ruth", third to "Antiques", and a special prize to the "Flower Children", Susan, Robert, and Allen Skinner. Of the children, first prize was received by "Belinda Sue and Her Toys", second by "Moon People", third by "Jack Spratt", and a special prize by the "Clown and Mother. Hubbard". • Much applause and! admiration accompanied the' prize-giving, which was followed by a rousing demonstration of marching formations . executed to their own music by the Canadian Cadets, From then on, the Lions' Frolic was "each man for himself," as the refreshment stands were Mobbed, the smell of carnival food, served by Lions' members, filled the air. The booths with games of skill and chance were popular, and Bingo in the arena was filled to capacity. Althotigh the children missed the pony rides and the turtle races, there was lots to be seen and tried. The Lions have not as yet tallied the financial results of the Frolic, but WI agreed that it was Tto Scott, Brileerield, asking kit; Harry Thompson, Clinton, bathroom Scales; Pete Murray, Toronto, electric tea kettle; E. Matheson, Stratford, Ironing board; Jack Gill, London, thermometer; Mrs. Lyle Hill, Bayfield, fish-landing net;) Raymond Bedard, Windsor,. flashlight; Jo-An Buller), Bayfield, barbeque set; R. B. Shelley, Stratford, picnic jug; and R. Hoperoft, Strathroy, lawn chair. Gate prizes were as follows:i John Campbell, Bev Semple,) and Esther Makins. one of the best yet. The president of the Lions'Club is Joe MaYeaan. Parade marshals were Alf Scotchmer, John Lindsay, Gordon Graham, and Eric Earl. Raffle prizes were as follows; Edmund Jeffrey, Zurich, transistor radio; Reg. York, Bayfield, toaster; L. Merner, Bayfield, life-long iron; Mrs. Ed Reid, Bayfield, electric blanket; V. Huffman, Bayfield, electric fan; Mrs, F. Howard, Oakville, blender; Bob Bell, Bayfield, pellet gun; Clayton Weston, Chicago, electric soldering .kit; BY HELEN ALLEN 1.11111111111111111111111.111111111111, %Male%livrani4eradicate , . Neil MATERIALS PRICES REDUCED SALE of THE BOS'N SHOP SALE All New CHRYSLER OUTBOARD MOTORS • AND BOATS — SAVE 15% MARINE AND MOUSE 13A — SAVE 25% MARINE HARDWARE — SAVE 15% AS MUCH AS ONE HALF . Don't Miss These Wonderful FISHING TACKLE — SAVE 20% NEW FALL GOODS HAVE ARRIVED BUY NOW WHILE SELECTIONS ARE GOOD USED EQUIPMENT IN STOCK, 1967 Chrysler 14 ft. runabout, with 55 h.p. motor, fully equipped with trailer. OTHER USED EQUIPMENT "In Excellent Health", Ray has rather a pixie-ish look which makes him very appealing. It's because his eyelids -droop — the right con- siderably, the left slightly — and because he is inclined to' carry his bead oh one side. Surgery has corrected the condition somewhat, but it is still apparent, and perhaps further cosmetic surgery will he recommended later. His vision is not affected, how- ever. This laddie has a variety of other problems, none seri- ous. He was born prematurely and spent his first three months in hospital. Now at 41/2 , he is in excellent health. Ray has a heart defect which does not affect his ener- gy. No restrictions or 'precautions are prescribed and no surgery is predicted. He has a yearly check for this and when he contracts infection, penicillin combats it. He was born with very mild webbing of fingers and toes. Rav is small for his age, Anglo-Saxon in descent. He has blue eyes, blonde hair, and fair skin. Ray has developed normally except in speech. Though he expresses himself better all the time, he may need remedial help in this area when he gets to school. Ray is a charming child who will be a rewarding son for a loving family prepared to accept his medical histo- ry with understanding and without alarm. To inquire about adopting Ray please write to Today's Child, Department of Social and Family Services, Parlia- ment Buildings, Toronto 182. For general adoption in- formation, ask your Children's Aid Society. a SEWING CENTRE DRY: ,GOODS HENsALL THE BOS'N SHOP Top float in the Bayfield Lions' Carnival Parade recently was the float of Mrs. John E. Porter, R. R. 5, Clinton. It has been a popular float with the judges. It won first prize at St. Marys, July 16, and previous to that had appeared in the parade of the Clinton Spring Fair. Highway 4_ One mile north of Brucefield. 30, 31b C LI TON . PHONE 482-7222 "Bill" Tomkins Mesta ............ " IS ON FLESH " fret proiseiiiver BALM 11188010111110 ......... ............ AYLMER CHOICE ASSORTED VEGETABLES 14 oz tin • 11188111111110010 ................. ......... SHIRRIFF ASSORTED VARIETIES JELLY • POWDERS 3 oz pkg CANADA NO. a,lolk 29 4 APPLES 54 us. NO. 1, BARTLETT 5 F., 594 each 2111)-----: CELERY PLASTIC LEMON TOMATOES 2. fer • "riiiitturt 5 ("r 79 ` S NO CARDINAL" ok 13P19tft?!1 ..... ............... 33 ' . PEARS ..... )1l t CARROTS cm0.0..No %. MARSH YOU ALWAYS SAVE MORE WITH IGA'S ..... ................ • jULIOCWERSREBELLION •. CANADA NO, 1. HOME GROWN • • , . • • ............................................... ..... Junior...Farmers hold track meet in Wingham THE McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY ... giscounDprio ... ..... ... . , ........ ............. .......................... TOP VALU THE IGA STORE NEAREST YOU IS CLINTON-, IGA TOMATO OR VEGETABLE .. SOUP " tin SEAFORTH rormatop-1-kittior • FiRE INSURANCE COMPANY Insures: * Town Dwellings * All Class of Farm Prqperty * Summer cottages * Churches, Schools, Halls Extended coverage (wind, smoke, water damage, falling objects etc.) is also available. The Huron county Junior farmers hosted the Zone Field Day which was held at the F. E. Madill Secondary School in Wingham on July 24. After a day of -Abftball, volleyball, basketball, tug of wars, rifle-shooting and track events the following counties placed first to fourth respectively: Perth, Grey, Huron and Bruce. Winners will attend the Provincial Field Day which is held in Guelph. Also at the Field Day a draw was made for 50 lbs. of steak 25 lbs. of ham and 20 lbs. of fowl or lanib. 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USED CAR SPECIALS 1971 Pontiac, 4 door hardtop — 1971 BUICK, Skylarks, a 2 door hardtop and a 4 door sedan 3 -- 1970 Chev Impala 2 and 4 door hardtops OTHER MODELS 1970 PONTIAC Catalina, 4 door hardtop 1970 PONTIAC Parisienhe 4 door hardtop 1969 CHEV Impala 4 deer hardtop 1969 FORD custom, power steering 6 ---1969 PONTIAC Patisienne, 2 and 4 door hardtops 1968 PONTIAC Parisienne, 2 door hardtop, fully equipped 2 --1968 CHEV Impala, 4 door hardtops 1969 FORD Country Squire, 10 passenger stationwagon 1969 TOWNSMAN stationWagon Used tars from '65 to '68 In , various Medea, sedans, hardtops and 4 door -- 90% of all cars are V8, power steering and all automatic ......................................... d , WHITE SWAN ASSORTED COLOURS i $ BATHROOM /roll TISSUE 8.ililidiP7 .. pkg ......... ... .................... fb lb * • • • • * " • FRESH GRADE "A" ••,,,,. „„ ..., 9 0 .. .. .. 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HAWALIAN PUNCH FRUIT DRINKS 48 et Lin j29( WRY'S DEEP MOWN BEM WITH PORK 'n Sa Nara "t T9 es tir 29t tHAPRS 'ac PEACH SLICES OR FRUIT COOCIAIL V< tam 16 Sot KI N G li1 A t EO EtiAilE 38 of 994 SIsMS isS D REL 4 ,„„ CARNATION COFFEE MATE COFFEE CREAMER Ittor far 994 tHRIFT , 2 ,,,,t A ,,,,, LIQUID DETERGENT it" *V' vOetk FROZEN is.* Al ir Oil: tgjeTEARTI N A A 6 tent qi 4 BURNS COOKED 1 49 CANNED HAM ., i wtHSOIORNEROSTN SERVE p, g A 1 . S TCAKE of 2 iti HOSTESS All. PURPOSE b9 l' ,_., 111, GROUND COFFEE 8Y( SHIELLEY 'GAY 'ORANGE SNACK BUNS ICED :;12,.331 DAN SUPER DRY 70, I lg. SPRAY DEODORANT t- 2IP SEAL FREEZEBAGS PLO, 2 'I CREST 'REGULAR OR WILT s' 40 OE ,,, 07 'TOOTHPASTE ,1'.'''' I DELUXE A PIECE MIXING BOWL SET '' 664 HEAD A $11011IDEIWIRIE,M11 OR Mt.An, SHAMPOO "t.1- Yr IM' . . CUSHIONS lion, bre 1 91 24v 24 too, LEEDS 4 VANITIES ASSORTED CANDIES2 0-,87( ASSORTED N VEGETABLES 57' YEit)5 60 COUNT POPS 2 '60 tont t 1,Yo. 87- SCHNEIDER MICA PIA ter 1.,.,. • 1. 'MAY oR FARMER ;VALOR*, Ifick 6 C If HOT WATER, IN SO MANY WAYS, IS HANDY FOR. ( -n-4E, SUMMER. DAYS' 254 Gs 'USED TRUCKS COCA COLA. TRESCA, TAIL OR SPRITE SOFT DRINKS 49 tint SALAD ORANGE PEKOE TEA BAGS ol TOP VAR: TOMATO CATSUP ZD oz bv1 TOP VAtUPURE CHOICE- APPLE JUICE VOCAL 7RADENARIUL 3 ifInt fin* $1 1968 LAN % ton pickUpt with standard and automatic transmission 1967 FORD 1 ton pickup 1967 FORT) 14 ft. stake body 1966 CHEVROLET tilt cab' 14 ft., stake body 1966 -CIIEVY, •1/4 ton panel 1966 FORD 3/4 ton pickup 1966 DODGE 1 ton with duals and 9 foot van 1965 'CHEVY 1 ton with duals, 9 foot Van A number of Ecenoline and Chevy Vans trent '64 to /61 standard and automatic ttantridsslon 334 — _ Heat your water quicker, more efficiently: Use our fuel oil. And cost is reasonable, too. At . a B.R. Fuel Oil customer you don't need to buy your B.P. water heater. Call Kerrigan Fuels to-day and rent a water heater. —31b ko;Ait LUNCHEON MEAT 3 11 of$1 BONDS WHOLE COO CUMIN AAR IPREPRICED 991 MAPLE LEAF CHARCOAL POWDERED DETERGENT OR URILVTIME BRIQUETS TOP VALU LIQUID BLEACH giant fire bd. S lb bag 64 bY 3 49C. • . 'OM CANADIAN CHEESE SLICES .44 94 4 We R The *Wit Te, Wait Quinhtles Prico Effecilvebntil (lotio; Sat Atm. 7th •-•,_. TOP VALU FROZEN ORANGE JUICE. AMY g. •e, nodiota, CANADA DRY RINGER ALE 26 ot rato4rnet4 o, nen Nrutriitile rlithe 4/100 I tOFVAltiiicii.OEVROXilit 1 lb prbit 1 tent '1 PAUL KERRIGAN vs•wwysewwww.."""Aov Brussels Motors A 17; 04,Y, 4E12-91553 ICTORIA, ST S CLINTON SHOP IGA WEEK AFTER WEEK AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOW PRICE POLICY Phan. 11174173 SP tomb* Station , N. N NN• si .•