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MURRAY MILLER
CEMENT_ROOM
370 Victoria St. Clinton 482-3157
Good Luck!
RAY POTTER & SONS
LTD.
CON RATULAt10NS
Ford, dealership moves
into modern facilities —
Ray Potter and Sons are tractor to the 100 horse or more,
looking forward to moving into four-wheel-drive
a capable
their new building On the of eating up a hundred acres
westerly outskirts of Clinton day.
because it will give the.rn.spl oc..a-. He will also have a complete
y never dreamed of five
years ago.
That's when Ray and his son
were given the Ford Implement
dealership, and they have had
it ever since.
Things have come a long way
since 1969, and Ray says the
new building on Highway 8 will
give them greater room for a
service, parts, and sales.
The new building, which is
still having the finishing
touches added,. features a large
three -bay service garage, a
bigger parts department, and
an enlarged equipment storage
area.
The move to the new 2,800
square foot building from the
farm on Concession 4 of
Goderich Township will enable
Ray to better service his Ford
products.
And Ray has them all, from
the smallest five horse lawn
FROM
WAYNE •
STIRLING AND
STAFF AT:
217 ISAAC STREET, (SOUTH END) Clinton
482..3655
line 'of Ford industrial equip -
meat and an accessory Ford.
line that offers everything from
manure spreaders, to forage
harvesters to PTO "d
snowblowers.
Ray and his son Wayne are
also the area dealers for
Scorpian snowmobiles, which
has proven to be one of the
toughest machines on the
market,
To better acquaint the far-
ming population and the
general public, Ray is holding
an open house this Friday,
March 28 from 10 a.m. until 6
p.m. and a special dance will be
held on the large bay floor from
9:30 p.m. until 12:30 a.m. and
will feature • the well-known
local band, "The Star Trex."
So Ray has invited everyone
out for free coffee and donuts
this Friday to look over the
building and the "Big Blue."
RockyRticoons skiing lips
Rocky Racoon has done exert himself. Over tired
additional reading through the muscles are easily injured and
files at the Maitland Valley usually require a good deal of
Conservation Authority and has time to mend. Keep in mind
come up with more tips on that cross-country racers run
cross-country skiing. for 20 to 30 miles per day for
The skis themselves should months to get into shape before
be stored in a cool place during entering competitions.
the
s a good
the summer, then put out in the When skiing
snow to absorb moisture before practice to force breath out
use in the winter. Ideally, skis when you exhale. This rids the
should be dry before you try to body of carbon dioxide gas,
apply proper waxes, and thus helping to prevent tiring
remain cool before going on an and exhSkieru should always be
outing.
Never allow your skis to careful not to become
stand in a puddle of water, as overheated while on the trail.
this causes the, laminations to When you return home, it is
separate. Always carry ' a suggested that you take a bath
or shower within 10 -15 minutes
screwdriver to keep binding prevent chills and to relax
screws tight. This prevents a to
lot of wasted effort when skiing. Always be very careful if you
—Deng–worry about gouges in Y
your skies, they can be filled ski alone. Be wvaY'y—of ob
with plastic wood, or if too sa whether or not toaremove
th and
deep, sanding is suggested. It's judge
skis to go around them. If
a good idea to either glue yourou becomevery tired, find a
splinters into plhce, or trim Y
them with a jack-knife to comfortable spot to rest. After
prevent them from pulling putting on an extra jacket, it's
away from the ski. good to eat some candy or take
The skier should never over small. drinks. ALWAYS avoid
getting cold, while resting, and
try to use different muscles
when starting up on the trail
again.
If you're planning a ski trip,
always be familiar with the
ea--eitherr by visiting ahead of
time, or by studying maps.
Make sure that you record
landmarks, and be aware of
your directions. If you get lost,
you can.. try to back track your
own trail. If several tracks are
present, search for those where
the ski pole has left drag marks
in the snow. This tells you
which way the skier was
travelling.
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ClzINTQ NEWS«R CORD.THURSDAY,IVIARcti
on the
RAY POTTER It SONS LTD.
HURON ST. CLINTON (HW Y. # 8 WEST) 482-9991
OPENING of your new LOCATION
Tractors
Equipment
Tractor and Equipment Operations
Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited
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41.
Cable Company
buys new system
The Canadian Radio -Televi-
sion Commission has ap-
proved the sale of a Lake Su-
perior cable television system
to Airland Communication .
Services Ltd. of Strathroy.
The head of Airland, Ron
McIntosh of G o d e r itc h-,
through his parent company,
Com Cables Ltd. of Holmes-
ville applied to purchase the
northern system more than a
year ago when Com Cables
began running the system on
a contract basis.
The systeni
includes the
communities of Terrace Bay,
Red Rock. Nipigon, White
River and Marathon.
The CRTC heard the appli-
-c:atiart,.11k..,:a ; hcTar n
unto--Baur-weeks
Coin Cables of Holfnesville
is a parent construction com-
pany serving the Airland ca-
ble TV system in Strathroy
as well as systems in Goder-
ich and other Southwestern
Ontario, centres.,
and in the years
to come
Congratulations
to
Holmesville II, 4-1-I
Meeting two of Holmesville II
was held on March 10 at
Holmesville Public School.
Diana Brand thought of a name
for our group which was "Top
Tailors."
Mrs. Hoggart demonstrated
how to make Dutch hats from a ;
kerchief. we discussed lines
and colours of dresses. For our
group work everyone chose a
pattern and some material
would look right with the
pattern.
Meeting three was held on
March 17 at the school in
Holmesville.
Everyone demonstrated how
to make a part of a pattern
larger or smaller so it would fit
right. We discussed cutting and
marking of patterns and
material. By: Karen Bolger.
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to
our
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THERE'S FREE COFFEE AND A FRIENDLY WELCOME FOR YOU!
'IN THEEVENING
LOOK WE'RE HAVING A
FREE DANCE
MUSIC BY "THE STAR TREKS"
FRI. MARCH2 Vst. 9:30 p.m. to 1 2:30 a.m.
LUNCH PROVIDED,
E JOIN US FOR THE FUN -EVERYONE WELCOME
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