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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1978-01-12, Page 12PAGE 12-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1978 Bell Canada takes over Maitland Teleservices The cost.of basic telephone service for Brussels, Blyth, Auburn and area customers rose last week with the of- ficial takeover by Bell Canada of Maitland Teleservices Limited. Increases range from five cents for Auburn customers on a multi party line to $11.75 in the cost of having a business phone installed. Rates for a private line in Auburn rise to $5.05 from Maitland Teleservices rate of $4.35. A private line in Blyth will cost $5.05 per month, up from $4.65. A Brussels customer with a private line will now pay $5.30 instead of the $4.95 that Maitland charged. Increases are also, effective for customers on two party lines. Auburn customers will pay $3.80, . up from , the previous $3.45. Blyth customers will be charged $3.80, 20 cents more than before, and Brussels people will see the two party rate rise by 15 cents to $4.00 per month. Multi party line rates in Auburn, go to $3.35 from $3.30, In Blyth they decline 15 cents, to $3.35 from the previous $3.50. Multi party rates in Brussels are down 20 cents, to $3.45 from $3.65. Businesses in the three villages will also be paying more for phones as a result of the Bell takeover. Auburn businesses with a single phone previously paid $7.35. The Bell rate is $9.85. Blyth businesses will see the rate jump from $8.40 to $9.85. In Brussels, the business phone rate will rise to $11.20 from the previous $9.60. Installation charges also rise substantially for customers formerly served by Maitland Teleservices. Cost of installing a business phone goes from $20.50 to $32.25 in all three villages. A residential customer will pay $15.50 to have a phone in- stalled. Maitland Teleser- vices had charged $12.50 for the same service. Installation of an extension rises from $10.50 to $14.25. The takeover has also af- fected Maitland Teleservices Down at the local lanes ... day with 177. • from page 7 points and Joan's Pin Pop- pers and the Foxy Bunch are tied with 15 points apiece. The Merry Mixers have 14, the Wandering Five have 13, the Earthquakers have 12, Davey's Dumplings have 11 and Cooper's Angels is in last place with 10 points. Lia Hoggarth had the high single with 282 pins. Mary Davey had the high triple with 673 and the high average 'with 211. YBC Teen Debbie's Buddies is in first place with 59 and the Bowling Bums is second with 52. The Chicken Coops have 48 and the Bobcats is last with 37. Kelly Colquhoun had the ladies' high single of 219. Debbie Wise had the high triple of 571 and Jacki Zwaan took the high average of the Gary Armstrong had the men's high single of 222 and the high triple of 617. Jamie Cooper took the high average with 214. Molson Crown Mixed Bruce's Buddies is first with 53 and the Corner Pin Six are Close behind with 52 points. Leonard's Dumbells and the Do Goods are tied with 48, while the MacTacks have 47 and the James Gang is last with 4. N Theresa Machan had the ladies' high single of 231. Marie Collins had the high triple of 620 and the high average of 210, In the men's .scoring, Joe Daer had the high single of 328 while Art Burt had the high triple of 835 and the high average df 245. Ramblings. • from pgge 7 Lamont' of Waterloo and Bruce Lamont of Seaforth. Hullett Rose was fourth in the same race with Dennis Jewitt on the bike for Ed Bezaire of Seaforth. Reggie Ford, owned by Charles Brindley of Goderich finished fourth for driver Jack Meriam in the sixth. Quick Almahurst was third at Greenwood on Saturday for owner Bill Fleming of Clin- ton. At London the same day, Randy Henry drove Scarlet Walbob to a fifth place finish for Walter and Robert Daer of Goderich. Bill Rapson of Holmesville was third in the same race with Flame Messenger, his mother Evelyn's seven-year-old trotter. Betty Van Dyk, a five-year- • • old mare by Vandyke Hanover -Betty B Scott, owned by Frank Little of Goderich, had her first lifetime win with Gary Payne up iri 2:12. Cinda Meadows was second. for driver Robert Jerry. The four-year-old H.A. Meadowland mare is owned by Ruth and Cinda Jerry of Goderich. Jo Spinner, owned by Franc Stroop of Fordwich, was a winner of herfirst race in two years. She is now being trained by her driver Dennis Jewitt of Clinton. Dainty Meadow was driven to a second place finish by Don O'Dwyer for owner and trainer Bob Vanstone of Goderich in the same race, Gary, Payne was third in the seventh with Sokys Honey for owner Frank Little of Goderich. Conestoga College CONTINUING EDUCATION CLINTON CAMPUS WINTER/SPRING 1978 COURSES The following courses are being offered this winter/spring semester. Students are already enrolling. To ensure yourself a place In the course of your choice, please telephone 482-3458 Monday -Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. or visit our campus at Vanastra Rd., Crinton, Ontario. Bookkeeping - Basic to Advanced Credit and Collections Small Business Financial Management Inventory Planning Interpersonal Communications Bartending Techniques Introduction to Real Estate -Segment 1 Introduction to Psychiatric Nursing '23.00 '50.00 ' 50.00 ' 20.00 '33.00 ' 60.00 -Segment 11 '90.00 -Segment 11i 110.00 ' 81.00 Conestoga GolIege of Applied Arts andTechnology "We've got o tot t� shore" Pick up one of our Winter/Spring '78 tabloids from our Clinton Campus ' employees. Mary Lowe and Karen Hastings who worked in the office, were offered other jobs with Bell in Stratford, but both turned the offer down because rof •the difficulty of commuting. Maitland Teleservices lineman Don Noble will continue for Bell, but will be dispatched out of Clinton. Linemen Rill McKinney and Dale Newman will be dispatched out of Listowel. News of Hemall By Bertha MacGregor Lodge Bolds "secret pal" night Noble Grand Mrs. Maggie Campbell presided at the meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge op 'Wednesday evening, assisted by Mrs. Aldeen Volland R.S.V.G. Mrs. Margaret Consitt L.S,.N.G. reported for the C.P.T. stating the boxes had been delivered to shut-ins at Christmas and a Euchre party will be held on January 19 following the I.O.O.F. meeting. Mrs. Maggie Campbell reported for the visiting committee. A discussion arose over the "birthday party" tobe held in February. it was decided to finalize arrangements at the next regular meeting on January 18. Following the meeting, an exchange of gifts was made and the "secret pais" revealed. Refreshments were served in the lower hall and a social hour enjoyed by all. Smile Inspired by the smash success of "Roots", one man traced his ancestry back to a tulip farm in Holland. Watch for "Bulb" in your favorite bookstore. Dig, dig, dig, was the chant many motorists took up this week after a blizzard buried many cars, roads, and even homes. By Wednesday morning the winds were dying down 1 GREAT SAYINGS 42ehrs fine markets._ , of fine foods--. and the big dig started. This car lies covered in a driveway on Vinegar Hill, on Highway 4 in Clinton. (News -Record photo) FROM YOUNG ONTARIO PORK FRESH LOIN CENTRE CUT PORK CHOPS Ib. SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM WED. 9 A.M. TILL CLOSING TUESDAY JANUARY 17 CENTRE & ENO CHOPS MIXED FAMILY PACK 118. QUARTER LOIN PORK CHOPSlb SCHNEIDERS REGULAR OR BEEF DINNER FRANKS 1 lb ..< ECONOMICAL MEATY FRESH FOR ROZEN PREVIOUSLY PORK HOCKS ,e SLICED OR BY THE PIECE. FRESH PORK LIVER Ib. 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TUBE 30's CHOICE SNYDERS SLICED CARROTS DICED 011 WHOLE BEETS VEGETABLES 14 oz. 5$1 GOLDEN RICH. 790 BEEHIVE CORM SYRUP 2 Ib. REGULAR HARD T.SCENTED $2.39 ADORN HOMEERAY 13 Oz. 51.99 SPECIALLY FORMULATED 6, 109 DENTU-CREME 100 mi. . 9.09 McCAINS FROZEN 10 oz. PKGS. CHOPPED BROCCOLI MONARCH 3 W COLOURED S� IMPERIAL. MARGARINE 99 McCAINS 3 VARIETIES SHORTCAKES 2 Ib. $1.79 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS NEILSONS FAMOUS ICE CREAM WE8 4INNAMON SCONES - 2 LITRE PKG OF 4 CHERRY HILL MEDIUM CHEESE 1.49 12 oz. BLOCK CHERRY HILL COLBY CHEESE 12 Oz. x1.49 1.89 ASSORTED LEA FLAVOURS 2x4 0_' WESTONS WHITE SLICED F 490 SANDWICH BREAD 24 o_. 2 WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU IN: .r. GODERICH-HURON RD. HWY. NO.8 OUR MANAGER iS: DALE McDONALD OPEN WED-THUR.-FRI. EVEiINGS Y •