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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-10-04, Page 13nt es Pent be r1on IMPALA FOR 1974 We build Impala the way we do because we know how much you trust Chevrolet. Impala to Coupe NEW 1973's IN STOCK CHEVROLEt BISCAYNE 4 Door Sedan CHEVROLEt BELAIR 4 Door Sedan CHEVROLEt IMPALA 4 Door Hardtop Demonstrator CHEV VEGA HATCHBACK Auto Demonstrator FRESH USED CARS JUST TRADED-1N 1971 Vega Notchback Cairo* 1972 Toyota Corolla 1600 Coupe 1972 Dodge Dart Demon 2 Door Hardtop, S cylinder, automatic. Power Steering 1969 Dodge Coronet 2 door Coupe 1971 Chevrolet impala Custom Coups 1969 Cheveile 300 4 Door Sedan 6 cylinder automatic 1969 Chstrolot Impala Custom Coupe 1972 Chevrolet V8 112 Ton Pickup - Heavy duty. LORNE BROWN MOTORS YOUR FRIENDLY CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE DEALER 442-9321 CLINTONi, ONT. .14 aa an, of .1, 34 a yr 4, V-•=9 od reasons to a Gulf Fuel Oil !tract this fall. 1 24 hours a day, 7 clays a week, ▪ never-let-you-down service, 4) 2 Computerized automatic fuel delivery. 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ARTHUR BROS. • Gutf Home Comfort GOderich 524.9232 AubUrn 5284727 V;I:V•hta CLARE HECLA FURNACES Available in -, Olt tired Natural Gas or Propane Gas for raw users, These Gas furnaces feature: — Heat - in case of Hydro failure, as it energlies Its own power, — Available with air conditioning — Also available with air purifier — Has 20 year warranty on heat exchanger ' For immediate installation, or further information on your heating requirements contact CHUTER PLUMBING & ELECTRIC Your Natural Gas Installer 46 King St. Ph. 462.7652 Clinton .CLINTQN NEWS,ANC9lip, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, .1.8x73,--43 District Governor • coming The Clinton Lions Club will have District Governor James Pemberton of Galt as their special guest speaker next Tuesday October 9 at their meeting at the Parish Hall of St. Paulii Anglican Church. Mr, Pemberton was born and educated in Nova Scotia and operates an egg grading station in Galt. He has been a Lion since 1963. He has held many posts in the Lions Club and was in- stalled in the district gover- nor's post last July at the In- ternational Convention at Miami Beach. Mr. Pemberton's topic for the meeting, which starts at 6.45 p.m, will be "One million men serving mankind." Finally it's here Rollo Flex at Holly Gully R.R. 1 Varna 262-5809 SEE YOU AT THE CHAMPIONSHIP DRAGS THIS SUNDAY * Preferred Foods Your choice a't . bulk prices Clow Saturday Afternocins Only DURST FARM it GARDEN CENTRE 22 Isaac St. 482.9333 CLINTON 3k401 Complete Penny Sale results The following are the coni- plete results of the Women's Auxiliary to the Clinton Penny Sale, The name of the con- tributor is followed by the prize and then the winner: Wettlaufers Feed• Mill, dog food, C.V. Roselund, Bayfield; Bileys Barber Shop, men's hair spray, 1 can, Mrs. Allen Bet- ties; Riehl Advertising Specialties, boll point pen, Mrs. Frank McCowan; Mrs. Pearl McClinchey, necklace and earrings, Ruby Haddy; Clere- Vu Auto Wreckers, BP oil - 4 cans, Marlene Hart; Mrs. Dorothy Frey, Tri-Chem• liquid embroidery, Lynn Bradley; Newcombe's' Drug Store, cologne and bath powder, Margot Menzies; Mary Elizabeth Beauty Salon, hair spray - 1 can, Mrs. Lloyd Keyes, Varna; Mary Elizabeth Beauty alon, hair spray 1 can, Mrs. , Batkin; H. Lobb and Sons, and cleaner and oil enetrator, Alan Chapman; •eck Auto Sales, electric clock, pence Cummings; Lee's, mans hirt (M), Patrick Malpass; ee's, ladies shirt, Mrs. Jack edd; Lee's, ladies shirt, Gus oussey; Lee's, mans shirt, ra. Cliff Epps; Lee's, mans hirt, Marie Black; Lee's, mans hirt, Mrs. M. Cudmore; .U.C., student lamp, Dr. arrett; Huron Laundry, mans hirt, Bill Austin; Huron Laundry, mans shirt. ra. Jack Hart; A & A Variety, itchen plaque, David Mar- hall; Huron Pines Realty Ltd., lectric kettle, Mike Corrie; pp's Sporting Shop, luminum tray, Emma Powell; pp's Sporting Shop, luminum tray, Elaine crimgeour; Frank Van Altena, en's hair groom - 1 bottle, avid Maloess; Galbraith adio & TV, 'cookie jar, Mr. raig Howard; Edith Anne airstylists, beauty aids, Ena hipp; Aiken Brothers, tote •ag, Lawrence Denomme; Rad- ords Garage, Londesboro, rench pet, Ora Riley; T.B. lien Ltd. Feed Mill, dog food, 'at Harland; T.B. Allen Ltd. Feed Mill, • og food, Hugh Bierling; Bain- on Ltd. Woollen Mills, Blyth, lanket, Lisa Englestad; owson's Millers, Blyth, dog mat, Ron Ellerby; Howion's fliers, Blyth, flour - 25 ounds, Ray Whitmore; Russell • GET 1MUR MAN WITH A Want Ad Jervis, aluminum door grill, Mrs. Gordon Troyer, Helvetii; McKerlie Auto, nite owl lan- tern, Stephen Campbell; Her-, mans Men's Wear, mans shirt, Mrs. B, Olde; McAdams Hard- ware, baseball glove, S. Elder; Lori Lyn Beauty Shop, hair ,spray 1 can, Mrs. Dona Buchanan; Lori Lyn Beauty Shop, hair spray - 1 can, Pat Mann; Holland's Shoe Store, ladies shoes, Mrs. Shirley Mon- tgomery; Eatons, steam mist hair curling set, Rubena McConnell; K,C. Cookes Florista, plant .& planter, Mrs. K. Hanley; Durst's Farm and Garden Centre, amaryllis bulb, Mrs. Lloyd Pipe; Anstett Jewellers,Ltd., glasses - 8 sher- bet, 8 juice, Mrs: Tom Twyford; Anstett Jewellers Ltd., glasses - 9 sherbet, 5 juice, Mrs, Carrie Lobb; Anstett Jewellers Ltd., glasses - 10 sherbet, Bert Am- sing; Anstett Jewellers Ltd., miscellaneous crystal, Kathleen Philips; Sherlock Manning Piano Factory, piano bench, Valerie Ellerby; Charles Beauty Shop, hair spray - 1 can, Mrs. Glenn Lockhart; Haughs Tire Supply, screwdrivers, Mrs. Gordon Troyer, Hensall; Clover Farms Country Store, Vanastra, can- ned peaches - 1 case, Frank Mutch; Clover Farms Country Store, Vanastra, canned tomatoes - 1 case, Mrs. W.A. Glazier; Base Outlet - Store, Vanastra, bath mat set, Brad Falconer; Base Outlet Store, Vanastra, bath mat, Ruby Haddy; Dalrymple and Son, Brucefield, oil - 3 quarts, E. Johnston; Jacksons Groceries, Brucefield, sugar - 10 pounds, Don Pullen; Duttons, Brucefield, picture, Bill Millson; Ball- Macaulay, fire ex- tinguisher, Mrs. Jack Snell; Corries Red and White, box of groceries, Leona Lockhart; Bayfield Supertest, oil - 1 gallon, Esther Kendall; Steve Argyle Outdoor Equipment, Bayfield, STP 1 case, Paul Stephenson; Brandon's Pro Hardware, Bayfield, 1 can- nister, Debbie Switzer; Grahams General Store, Bayfield, wall plaques, Mrs. H. Taylor; Grahams General Store, Bayfield, wall plaques, Dawn Riley, Londesboro; Village pup• Bayfield, .wooden wall ornament, Hei:13 Bierling; Village Guild, wooden wall or- nament, Irene Jones; Village Guild, apron, Kay Englestad; Village Guild, apron, Beth Dut- ton; Village Guild, apron, Mrs. G. Riehl; Village Guild, apron,, Howard Currie; Village Guild, oriental jewellery box, Hilda Austin, Seaforth; Village Guild, oriental jewellery box, Irene Jones; Village Guild, oriental address book, Gordon Stock; Village Guild, oriental address book, Mrs. Robert Kay; Village Guild, bud vase, Joan Switzer; Village Guild, set 01..0 coffee mugs, Mrs, Dave Hayward; Village Guild, noir of china ornaments, Elizabeth Lawson; Village Guild, china teapot, Barbara Van Demme; Village Guild, china plate, Rhonda Rathwell; Village Guild, silver filigree bracelet; Brenda Rad- ford; Village Guild, silver filigree bracelet, Shirley Falconer;, Hayfield Beauty Salon, hair spray - 1 can, Mrs. Ann Bond; Hayfield Beauty Salon, hair spray - 1 can, Mrs. Jack Snell; Village Market, Hayfield, chocolates - 1 box, Lorna Merner; Blue Water Golf Course, Bayfield, mans nylon shell, Shelley Rhinehart; Blue Water Golf Course, golf cap, Wm. Straughan; Blue Water Golf Course, golf club covers, Shirley Elder; Blue Water Golf Course, golf towel, Bud Kuehl; Bartliffs, fruit cake, Esther Kendall; Ray's Shoe Repair, miens rubbers, Hilda Austin; Ray's Shoe Repair, men's toe rubbers, Mrs. Arnold Riley; Groves and Son TV, stereo head phones, Betty Archer; Counter Jewellery, hygrometer, Rhonda Rathwell; Cash Donations, tractor tricycle, Marie Schoenhals; cash donations, doll, Mrs. L. Batkin; cash donations, wood burning set, Mary Lou McGregor; Stedmans, picture, Mrs. Marion Snell; IGA, food basket, Mrs. W.I. Miller; Lorne Brown Motors, • car floor mats, Corrie Freeman; Hearn Wholesale, toilet seat cover, Jack Pick; Goderich Township, covered vegetable dish, Community Club S.S. No. 4, Linda Garrow; Ball and Mutch, picture, Mrs. Ann Brand; Beatties Furniture, pole lamp, Judy Wise; Martins Store, football game, Tommy Amsing; BP Paul Kerrigan, vision antifreeze lubricating oil, Mrs. A. Bushell; Agrico Brucefield, fertilizers - 1 bag, R.K. Morgan; Irwins, tablecloth, Isobel McDonald; Amsings, set of 6 spoons, Melba Bradley; The Old Mill, Blyth, White .sheepskin rug, Sheila Ar- nston; Radiant Life Centre, serviet- tes - 1 package, Kay Elliott; Raintree, flower arrangement, Mr. Craig; Don Middleton, ap- ples - 1 bushel, Audrey Stanley; Simpson Sears, griddle, Janis Stephenson; Pickett and Camp- bell, cufflink and tie, clip set, Mrs, Edith Falconer; TuckeY, Exeter, Pepsi-Cola - 1 case, Austin Roorda; Tuckey Eaeter, Pepsi-Cola - 1 case, Doug Bar, tliff; Tuckey, Exeter, Pepsi- Cola 1 case, Esther Kendall; Tuckey, Exeter, Pepsi-Cola - 1 case, Pearl Cummings; Tuckey, Exeter, Pepsi-Cola 1 case, Mrs. W, Miller; Smith's Pro Hardware,. hand painted tray, Brian Miller; Mrs. Kay Spen— cer, VOUCHERS Hotel Clinton, 2 dinners - $10 value, Mrs. C.H. McGee; Ray and• Shirt's, groceries - $5 value, Mrs. N. Talbot, Bayfield; Irene's Laundromat, cleaning, pressing and or laundry $5 value, Carrie Powell; Clinton News Record, one years. subscription, Esther Makins, Bayfield; Fairholme Dairy Ltd, milk tickets $10 value, Florence Jowsey, Toronto; Clinton Crown Lanes, 4 free games, Kay Wise; Clin- ton Crown Lanes, 4 free games, Wayne Roordifi; Clinton Crown Lanes, 4 free games, Wayne Roorda; Bank of Montreal, 2 silver dollars, Pat Proctor; Bank of Montreal, 2 silver dollars, Russell Beyer; Bank of Mon- treal, 2 silver dollars, Bert Am- sing; Bank of Montreal, 2 silver dollars, Jonathon Baker; Bank of Montreal, 2• silver dollars, James Collins; Century Restaurant, 1 chicken dinner, Audrey Roorda; Carters Westend Supertest, oil change, Elizabeth Amsing; Gliddon Cleaners, 1 suit cleaned and pressed, Dorothy Mutch; J and I Murphy, 10 gallons gas, Mrs. Gordon Richardson; Clinton Com- munity, $5 cheque, Credit Union, Stephen Hussey; Clin- ton Community Credit Union, $5 cheque, Helen Bartliff; McPherson Supertest, 4 quarts oil, Mrs. Cliff Epps; Mkay Mee Restaurant, 1 sweet and sour chicken order, 4 egg rolls, Alex Haddy; Debbie's Custard Cup, 2 chicken dinners, Mrs, Ernie Crich; Clinton Meat Market, $10 in merchandise, Mrs. C.H. McGee; Ross Jewitt, 50 gallons fuel oil; Stephen Roy; J.W. Counter, $10 voucher building supplies, Hazel Parker; Marys Sewing Centre, $5 gift certificate, Hazel Parker; Commercial Printers, 2 'decks personalized playing cards, Mrs. Joe Steep. CASH DONATORS Longstaffes, K.W. Colquhoun, Bills Billiards, Levis Contracting Company, Ashtons Taxi, Lawson and Wise, Dr. G. Bowker, Ross Scott Fuels, Brucefield, Mr. R, McCann, Surge Dairy Farm Equipment, Clinton Body and Radiator Shop, RN. Alexander Seeds, Lan- desboro, Burns Garage, Lon- desboro, Verna's Beauty Salon, Scrutons Tire and Auto Ser- vice, John Plumtree, Red Garon, Fleming Feed Mill Ltd., Parker House, McFaddens Building Centre, Merner's Garage, Bayfield, Albion Hotel, Bayfield, The Cluster, Hayfield, Little Inn, Bayfield, Tank and Tummy, Bayfield, Clinton Electric, Elm Haven Motel, Dr. F. Newland, Dr. A. Addison, Dr. H. Baker, Kum-In Restaurant, Chutes Heating and Electric, Plaices Welding and machine, Kenneth G. McNairn, Cale Doucette, Makina, Dr. D. Palmer, Mr. B. Men- zies, Kingwell Welding, Dr. W. Barrett, Fee's Grocery, Royal Bank, Mr. and Mrs. A.M. Knight, Don Kay, K.S. Wood. LOVABLE PET SUPPLIES * Collars, Leads etc. Brushes to Shampoos * Medications ± Dishes, Vesta etc. Rebekahs install officers The regular meeting of Huronic .Rebekah Lodge was held on Monday evening Oct. 1st. Noble Grand Mrs. Douglas Cantelon welcomed Lodge members from Stratford and Goderich, Mrs. Mary Gregg, district deputy president of Huron District No. 23, assisted by the installing staff of Ruth Lodge, Stratford, installed the following officers for the coming term: Noble Grand, Mrs. N. Trewartha; Vice Grand, Mrs. Murray Taylor; Rec. Sec., Mrs, John Hender- son; Fund Secretary, Mrs, Jim Broadfoot; Treasurer, Mrs. Benson Sutter. Other officers are Mrs. Douglas Cantelon, Mrs. H. Wise, Mrs. Reg Miller, Mrs. A. Lockhart, Mrs. Geo. Wright, Pianist, Mrs. W. Cox, Mrs, Tom O'Connell, Mrs. C. Perdue, Mrs. Harold Lobb, Mrs. Ruth Taylor, Mrs. B. Rowden, Mrs, W. Townsend, Mrs. Elmer Frey, Mrs. Clete Holland, Mrs. E. Kendall, Mrs, D. Cartwright, Mrs. J. McCowan, Mrs. Agnes Dale. The Lodge was informed that the assembly president would visit this district on Nov. 5, 6, and 7th. A smorgasbord lunch was en- joyed by all.