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Clinton News-Record, Thursday, October 7, 1971, 7
Auxiliary's Penny Sale biggest, best in history
The modern concept that hospitals are
impersonal and patients only statistics does
not seem to apply to Clinton hospital — not
after the annual Hospital Auxiliary Penny
Sale last weekend.
Over $1,000 was realized which will be
used in the purchase of needed equipment
for the hospital. There were 119 draws, the
highest number to date, and all because of
the generosity of local merchants, business
and professional people.
It is a credit to the town that more than
60 women volunteered their services to help
the Penny Sale and the sum of money
realized is encouraging in the face of the
declining population.
Mrs. W. T, Harrett, convener of the Penny
Sale for 1971, expressed her gratitude and
that of the auxiliary to the people of
Clinton, Bayfield, Blyth and the surrounding
area who contributed so greatly to the
success.of the Penny Sale.
Ross Merrill supplied and set up the loud
speaker system in the town hall and Reg
Smith painted the large Penny Sale sign.
The following persons made cash
donations; Flemings Feed Mill Ltd.; it, N.
Alexander, Londesborce, J. & T. Murphy
Ltd., Clinton; Chuter Plumbing and Electric;
Blake Welding; Coln Operated Laundry, (A,
Garon); Del Mac Variety; Cale Doucette
Construction Ltd.; Dr. K. S. Wood; K. L.
Colquhoun; Dr. A. J, Addison; Dr, P.
Walden; John Wise; Scruton Fuels, John
Plutntree; Dr, Graham Bowker; Lavis-
Contracting; K. W, Colquhoun, Bill's
Billiards; Bill's Taxi; Dr, D. B. Palmer; B.
Menzies; Morden and fielwig; Paul Marley
Laboritories; Arnold Makins; Carl Cox; B, M,
Wilson; K. G, Flett; Dr. W, T. Harrett;
Bayfield Meats; A Sr A Variety; Merner
Garage; Red Pump Restaurant; Little Inn;
Mrs. Robinson; Hoffrneyer Plumbing; Tank
and Tummy; Kingswell Welding; R. Lobb
and Sons; Verna's Beauty Salon; Ross Scott
Ltd., Brucefield; Century Restaurant; D. A,
Kay and Son; Dr. Frank Newland,
What
is the
cost o
convenience?
Those "revolving credit"
accounts at stores are a great
convanienoe. So are these
"charge cards" you can use at
gas stations and beauty shops,
. , but the cost may startle you! List of winners of 1971 Penny Sale draws held Saturday
The following gifts were
donated by the businesses listed
and won by the name following
the prize:
Pyrex ware, Brandon's
Hardware, Mrs. Fern Coleman,
Clinton; Blue Mountain coffee
pot, Graham's General Store,
Mary Bisback, Hensall; hairspray
and rain bonnet, Bayfield
Beauty Store, Mrs, Ernie
Radford, Clinton; visor kit,
kaleidoscope, Steven Andari,
Clinton; oil change, Bayfield BP
Station, Mary Epps, Clinton.
Key case and wallet, Bill
Riehl, Mrs. George Potter,
Clinton; two metal trays,
Amsing's Variety, Alice
Rogerson, Blyth; set of
Christmas lights, Harold Wise
Ltd., Mrs. Evelyn Falconer,
Seaforth; four quarts motor oil
and two quarts outboard motor
oil, Clearview Auto Wreckers,
Mrs. Allen Betties, Bayfield; dog
food, Wettlaufer's Feed Mill,
Joan Caldwell, Clinton; table
cloth, Irwin's Ladies Wear, Cy
Sjarda; Resdan, Riley's Barber
Shop Mrs. John Moffat,
Brucefield.
Eight egg rolls, Meaymee
Restaurant, Mrs. Charles
Cunningham, Clinton; man's
toilet set, Newcombe's Drug
Store, Phyllis Rutherford,
Clinton; children's wear, Lee's,
(three prizes) Rachael Walters,
Seaforth, Cy Merrill, Clinton and
H. Austin, Seaforth.
Toy raceway, Martin's
Department Store, Chris
Denomme, Clinton; Bambi toy,
Smith's Stationery; Bernice Peu,
Clinton; sportsman's kit,
McKerlie's, Jack Snider, Clinton;
two steak dinners, Mrs. Ron
McCann, Clinton; five dollar
voucher, Ray and Shirl grocery,
Wilfred C. Jervis.
Spray net, Lori Lynn, Mrs.
Howard Cowan, Clinton; door
grill, Russell Jervis, Mrs. Ruby
Powell, R. R. 3, Goderich; 20
milk tickets, Fairholme Dairy,
Sharon Carter, Clinton; one
year's subscription, Clinton
News—Record, Patti Okahashi,
Clinton; sunglasses, J. Longstaff,
D. B. Nicholson, Clinton.
Cardigan, Keith's Family
Clothing, Mrs. Lee McConnell,
Clinton; planter, Clinton Farm
and Garden Centre, Marie
Jefferson, Clinton; bride's record
file, Jervis Studio, Lonnie
Stanley, Clinton; three hair
sprays, Mary Elizabeth
Hairdressing, Marion Snell,
Londesboro; electric hair brush
and comb, Anstett's, Mrs. Ed.
Porter, Clinton; table, Ball and
Mutch, Jessie Metcalfe, Bayfield;
address labels, Clinton
Commercial Printers (three
draws), Pat Anstett, Nancy
Clynick and Mrs. Troyer,
Clinton.
Flower vases, Galbraith's,
Miss Billie Stewart, Clinton;
cheese board, Galbraith's, Mabel
Counter, Clinton; groceries,
LG.A., Mrs. Jim Lobb, R. R. 2,
Clinton; decorative candle, Cook
Florist, Martha Corrie, Clinton;
lamp, PUC, Audrey Middleton,
R. R. 3, Clinton; tote bag, Aiken
Brothers,, Mrs. Allan Neil,
Cli at on; ' tote bag, Aiken
Brothers, Mrs. O. Stanley,
Clinton.
Sports hats, Mrs. Samway
(three draws), Mrs. Edward
Broadfoot, Connie Horbaniuk
and Mrs. Helen Potter; bun
warmer, Mitchell McAdam,
Dawn Grigg, Clinton; golf mitts,
Mrs. Samway, Mrs. K. A. Scott,
Brucefield; men's gold jacket,
Mrs. Samway, Mrs. Jim Strong.
Five silver dollars, Royal
Bank, Mrs. Doug McCann;
towels, pillow cases and baby
blanket, G. A. Hardie & Co.,
Clinton, Carter, Elmira; china
teapot, Norman Counter
Jewellery, Mary Epps, Clinton:
lamp, Stedman's, Mrs. M.
McDougall, Clinton; cardigan,
Herman's Men's Wear, Mrs,
Frank Bainton, Myth; two table
lamps, Beattie's Furniture, Mrs,
H. T. Porter, Clinton,
Wig accessories, Edith Anne
Salon, Mary Epps; fruit cake,
B a r tl f f 's Bakery, Howard
Critch, Clinton; $50 bond, cash
donation, Mr. Fred Reid; piano
bench, Sherlock Manning, Peggy
Bartliff; bushel of apples, Don
Middleton, Sheila Arnston,
Clinton; Goblets, T.A.D.,
Brucefield, Irene Glazier,
Clinton.
Electric clock, Clinton
Electric, Mrs. G, Gourley,
Londesboro; fishing pole,
McAdam Hardware, Brian
Pickard, Clinton; carton of
cigarettes, Elm Haven Motor
Hotel, Patty Stanley, Clinton;
leather cigar case, Gord's
Billiards, Mrs. Norman Baird,
Brucefield.
Oil change and grease chassis,
Mrs. Murray Hohner, R. R. 5,
Clinton; one rose blanket,
Bainton's Blyth, Eva Noble,
Blyth; one tonka toy, S. S. No. 4
Community Club, Mrs. Jenny
Heykoop; one pair of children's
rubber boots, Ray's Shoe
Repair, Mrs. Joe Steep, Clinton;
one pair of children's rubber
boots, Ray's, Mrs. D. O'Connell,
Cli iton; one pair of men's
rubber footwear, Gordon
Troyer, Hensall; one pair of
men's rubber footwear, Ray's,
Mrs. L, Montague, Varna.
Men's rubber foot wear (three
draws), Ray's Shoe Repair,
Robert K. Beuttenmiller,
Seaforth; Mrs, Jean Cook, Blyth
and Mrs, Rita Upshall, Varna.
Child's running shoes, (six
draws), Ray's Shoe Repair, Mrs.
Jack Roorda, Clinton; Mrs. L.
Montague, Varna; Mrs. Irene
Anstett, Clinton; Mrs. Fred
Swan, Brucefield; Mrs. Geo.
Wilson, R. R. 1, Varna; Mrs.
Shipp, R. R. 4, Clinton,
Groceries, Corrie's Red and
White, Mrs. Walter Forbes,
Clinton; shampoo, cream rinse
and hair spray, Priceguard, Mrs.
Ivan Carter, Clinton; bubble
bath, powder, lotion and soap,
Priceguard, Frank J. Smale,
Seaforth; P. S. hair spray,
Charles House of Beauty, Hilda
Austin, Seaforth; five gallons of
gas, Ivan and Mickey's Gulf
Station, Margaret Freeman,
Clinton; terrycloth slippers,
Holland's Shoes, J. Jowsey.
Men's sport jacket, Pickett
and Campbell, Mrs. Bill Howson,
Blyth; baby safety seat, Lorne
Brown Motors, Dianne Freeman,
Clinton; toilet seat, Hearn
Wholesale, Mrs. H. Cudmore, R.
It 2, Clinton.
Cotton pillow cases, Eaton's,
Mrs. Jean Adams, Brucefield;
doll, cash donations, Katie
Walden, Clinton; wine glasses
and decanter, Smith's
Stationery, Nellie Holthuysen,
Bayfield; two chicken dinners,
Farmer's Dell, Brucefield, Mrs.
G. H. Beattie, Varna; one gallon
anti-freeze, Dalrymple Garage,
Brucefield, Mrs. Laura Howard;
football, cash donations, Ruby
Haddy; 12 games of bowling
(two draws), Clinton Crown
Lanes, Mary Griffiths, Niagara
Falls and Robert Vanderenda.
Three dollar credit, Irene's
Laundromat, Nancy Pickett,
Clinton; blanket, Ron McCann,
Mrs. Keith Bratigan, R. R. 5,
Clinton; $10 voucher, J. W.
Counter, R. Charles Cook,
Clinton; teapot, Sperling
Hardware, Blyth, Else Weisman,
Seaforth; four goblets, Sparlings,
Louise Brown, Clinton; amber
vase, Sparlings, Jim Armstrong,
Clinton.
Toy tractor, Radford's
Garage, Mrs. Tom Fletcher,
Clinton; flashlight, J. W. Peck
Auto Electric, Mitzi-Grace Roy,
Clinton; seven dollar
merchandise award, Clinton
Meat Market, Mr. Jim
Armstrong, Clinton; after shave
lotion, Frank Van Altena, Miss
Margaret Aldington, Clinton;
suit cleaned and pressed,
Gliddon's Cleaners, D'wayne
Elliott, Clinton; two trays, Epps
(See Page Twelve)
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RATE, with no extra charges.)
You ought to
know exactly
what "revolving
credit" costs
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