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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1978-08-03, Page 10PAGE 10—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD. THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1978 the BA MELD bugle By Mi!vena Erickson Lioness penny sale results Following is the list of articles, donors and winners in the Lioness Penny Sale draw also held the night of the Lions Carnival: Melitta Coffeemaker, Peck Appliances Varna, Mrs. Gerald Uniac; 4 cans oil, Mcllwain Garage, John Graham; identification bracelet, Lioness member, Mrs. Le Nora Orr; picnic jug, The Old Homestead Camp, Tara Cluff; sculpture, Smith Pro Hardware, Sara Frank; pin and earring set, Lioness member, Debbie Switzer; Knitted 'tea cozy, Lioness member, E. Metcalf. Clock, Clinton Electric, Clara Johnson; flowerpot, The Dutch Store, Tom Hill; beach bag and accessories, The Wardrobe, Ann Langley; Magazine rack, Beattie Furniture, Mary John- son; book (Snowhi'te)•. Lioness member, Tammy Caldwell; 2 steins, Village Guild, Reg Two Swirlaways, Arnold Making Plum- bing, Ruth Moore; 9 pieces ehicken, Buffys Burgers Peg Burt; 9 pieces chicken, Buffys Burgers Julie Dundas; $5 gift certificate, Camp- bells Men's Wear, Stan Smith; $10 gift certificate Joan Cluff, $5 mer- chandise voucher, Oesch Footwear, Zurich, Stan Smith; $5 voucher, Zurich Bakery and Cheese House, Andrew Bullen; dinner for four, Albion Hotel, Richard Simons; $5 merchandise voucher, Varna Lucky Dollar, Nancy Elmslie; $5 voucher for 5 lbs beef patties, Yungbluts' Meat Market; Lillian Turner; $5. cash, La Porte Meat Market, Marilyn Haw; $10-, merchandise voucher, McLeod Fisheries, Ted Cosford; two dinner specials, Dry Stock, Mrs, Jack Tillmann; shampoo and set, Brandon's Beauty Shop, Madeline Dobbyn; York; lamp, Ball and $5 merchandise voucher, Mutch, Rob Cluff; folding Corries Red and White, door, Fred J. Hudie Ltd., Jay Ball; scenic tour of Walt Erickson; Bayfield, Tom Penhale, Slippers, Holland Tara Cluff; $6 voucher at Shoes, Ruth Moore; Uncle John's Cabin, 3 gallon paint, Ball and Lioness members, Jeff Macaulay, Tito Kroh Ball; Lunch specials mer; beswick cat, Village, Zurich Hotel, Richard Guild, Mrs. Bonnie. Simons; $5 merchandise Jewell; planter, Bakers 'voucher, Don Cloves Farm and Garden Farm Grocery, Zurich, Centre, Pat McDonald; 2 Julie Dundas. med T. Shirts, Buffys' Subscription, Clinton Burgers, ,T a n y a News -Record, Helen Le Grillmeyer; one small T Beau; pulsator, Snell shirt, Buffys' Burgers, • Plumbing and Heating, Erwin Hintz; ceramic Doug Telford; 4 dozen lady and gent, Lioness glasses, Tank and member, Yvonne Tummy, Teri Rau; can Campbell; pillow cases, hair spray, Lioness Lioness member, JoAnne member, Sandra Faber; Burt; potted plant, 2 ploughing match mugs, Cookes' Florist, Danielle Lioness member, Pat Simons; camera, Nestles Brandon; container of Canada Ltd; Janet shampoo and rinse, Steadman; cup and Lioness member, Doris saucer, 1Vfargaret Hess Hunter; oven mitts, Jewellery, Zurich, Joan Lioness member, Brian McFadden; fish and chips for 2, Tank and Tummy, Lioness member; Doug Telford: plaque, Ancient Mariner, Bennett; Record, Zurich Superior Store, Mrs. J. Short; 2 plaques, Zurich Pro Hardware, Mrs. Greta Scotchmer, anti -Stan Smith; 3 plaques, freeze, STP brake fluid, Gammage Flowers, A.B. Merner's Garage; Sara Smith; quilt (9 block) Robinson; wallet, Aiken Lioness Members, D. Bros., Connie Caldwell; Warwick; motorcycle stuffed rabbit, Lioness protection belt and member, Tracey Pit- trainer wheels, Steve • b l a do ; bathroom Argyle, Rob Siertsema; dispenser, Lioness Blue Mountain pottery member, Eleanor figurine, 'Graham's Watson; lamp, Turkheim General Store, Marie Furniture Zurich, Tom Pauli ; pancho, Carol Hill; wooden bowl, Fisher, Pat Lester; Anstett Jewellers, Gayle childs knitted hat, King; Lioness member, Becky Metal figurine Clinton Scotchmer; stein, Red Home Hardware, Brian Pump, Jay Ball; 3 draws Kenwell; knitted•hat.and on wine baskets, Gam- teddy bear, Lioness mages, Barb Overhold, member, Doris Hunter; Mrs. Aberhart, Richard Chanel bathpowder, Simons; hanging ash Lioness member, Janis tray, Brandon's Pro Walker; planter, Woollen Hardware, Elizabeth Shoppe, J. Jean Hooton; Jones. two bath towels, lioness Chrome tray Brandon's member, Jeanne Lind- Pro Hardware, 011ie say; wastecan, - Village Reid; coaster set, Guild, Lillian Penhale; Lioness member, R. hat, socks, two badges, Heard; slippers, Lioness Bluewater Golf Course, member, B e r t h e n a Ron Burt; Hibatchi, Don Haw Construction, Rob Siertsema; Nylon nap - sack, Lioness member, Melanie Van Patter; Macrame Purse, Lioness member, Doris Morrison; NOTICE KINGSWELL WELDING Will be closed for holidays from August 7 to August 11 Inclusive For oxygen, acetylene or welding supplies, contact Lorry Lovett 482.3835 116 FULTON ST. i a Hammond; serviettes and candle set, Lioness member, Dorothy Hovey; Parker pen set, Lioness member, Barb Sturgeon; Barbie doll clothes, Lioness member, Michelle Scotchmer; water can ornament, Lioness member, Teri Weber; Patti -stacker, Lioness member, Coleen Cluff; fire extinguisher, Jack Scotchmer, agent, Hay Twsp. Fire Insurance, Lydia Lohrenzen; Guy Lom- bardo music sheets, Lance's Antiques, Pat Cantrick. Frisbee Lio,ness member, Audrey Payne, flower arrangement and plaque, Lioness member, Hilda Semple; 'can hair Despite the fact that spray, Lioness member, there is no Arena in which Luanne Erickson; to hold any major fun - friendship book, Lioness ctions this year, Bayfield member, K. Lynn; Lions Club still staged a ploughing match tray, very ,successful Carnival Lioness member, Dave in Clan Gregor Square Fawcett; mirror and and in and around the Old siren, Steve Argyle, Town Hall, Friday Kathy, Talbot; cup and evening last. saucer, Lioness member; The Carnival started Kathleen Hill; velour off at 7 'p.m. with .a picture, Village Market, parade down Main Street Elane Brandon; set of led by the Ipperwash books, Bayfield Building Cadet Band, ending at Centre, Jo Anne Burt; Clan Gregor Square soap, Woollen Shoppe, Jo where the judges - Mrs. Anne Burt. Jack Tillmann; `Mrs. Security bar, Jim Armand Manness, Mr. Fisher, Dean Smith; can and Mrs. John Crosth- hair spray, Lioness waite, Mrs. Hugh member, Carol Penhale; Gregory, • Mrs. George, wall plaques, Lioness Youmatoff, Mr. and Mrs. member, A.B. Smith; Ray Morley, Mrs. Coffin straw purse, Lioness awarded prizes. member, Kay McLeod; In the prize winning box groceries, Village float catagory, Bayfield Market, Mrs. Bonnie Boy Scouts "Scouting Jewell; 2 lunches, Little Activities" won first: Inn, Pat Tonks; 4-2 litre "Family Portrait" (Dr. ice _cream, Silverwoods, Rob and Doris Hunters" Tom Amsing; quart offspring) won second, maple syrup, Van- ,and "The Albion Hotel derhaar's, Mrs. Iris won third. Special float Moore; one bucket prize was awarded to chicken, Schneiders, Knox Presbyterian Jean' Hill; case potato Church for their float chips; Frito-Lay, D. entitled "Hosanna". Warwick; ten loaves In the antique car class bread, Lewis Bakery, 'Bill Campbell's 1930 Ford. Ruth Makins. took first; Hubert Thiel's Two pkgs. each hot dog 1929 Chev was second; and hamburger rolls, John Campbell Ford Toastmaster, Marianne Auto -Track won third. in care of Jo Anne Burt; Brown's Auto Wreckers Vase, L -Roy Painting (2 Austin Mini cars, front Stan Heaton; . 2 cases ends welded together) ; Pepsi; Pepsi Company, Special Prize for Antique Sandra Talbot; beach Car, Ron Scotchmer. towel, Coca Cola Com- In the pony' or horse pany, Wendy Penhale; 36 with rig, the Bayfield pkgs. chips, Hostess Senior Citizens'won first, Potato Chip Co, John Tom Penhale, team and Morrison ; McCain wagon, second and the Frozen Pies, Goderich Co-op won third. Frozen Foods, Pat In the horse and riders Lanley. class, Louise (MacVean) The beautiful hand Allan as an Indian made quilt and quilted by Princess, and her baby the Lioness was won by Mrs.l Agnes Cameron. The Ljoness thank all the donors and sup- porters very much and to those who manned the ticket station so willingly; and for those who have not picked up their Penny Sale prizes they can be found at either Graham's General Store or the Village Market. The next function planned by the Lioness is the "Yard Sale" to be held at the home of Ken nnri Phh+nr' nr'nrinn nn Thursday, Aug, 17 from 10 am to 4 pm. Donations of articles would be gratefully accepted but please no refrigerators or stoves. A community picnic is planned for Sunday, August 20 at 2 pm in Clan Gregor Square. Bring your lunch, chairs, plates, cutlery and don't forget the children. There will be a Hallowe'en Dance and draw on October 28 for a "dressed hog" (Pig?) Contact any Lioness member The Albion Hotel had a float in the Bayfield Lions annual Frolic held last Friday night in the village, Despite the lack of the arena, the event was called a success. (Photo by 1Vlllvena Erickson) Lions Carnival, a big success HAY MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. ZURICH 236-4381 'FARMS - HOMES COTTAGES AGENTS Elgin Hendrick Dashwood Hugh Hendrick Klppen Jack Scotchmer Bayfield Glenn Webb Dashwood 238.2611 262-5389 565-5270 237-3229 FOURTH ANNUAL.. "THERE IS REQUIRED for the composition of the great team, not only massive common sense and reasoning power, not only imagination, but also an element of legerdemain, an original and sinister touch which leaves the enemy puzzled as well as beaten. There are many kinds of manoeuvres in croquet, some only of which take place upon the battlefield." W. S. CHURCHILL River City daughter as her papoose won first; Mary Faure on an Arabian Horse wearing an arabian costume took second and Judy Huntley as a cowgirl won third. Pony riders, Tanya Traubenberg on a donkey won first, Darrin Bartels was second and Janet Kaptein third. First second and third for Decorated Bikes went to Kelly Brandon as Black Cat; Bobby Fisher, clown and Ryan . Wackhaus as Fireman, Special prize was awarded to Brett Pitblado. Decorated Trike prizes were won by Susie Wackhaus; Sarah, an Indian Girl and Nurse, Julie Mould. tviiscetianeous cart class, 1st Matthew King, 1$aa Baa Black Sheep; second Rebecca Stevens, Mary Mary Quite Con- trary; and third Wendy Pitblado. Costumed women or men class, Sandy Snell as Raggedy Ann was first; Deri Chilton as Raggedy Andy won second and Scott Pitblado, as Wonder Woman won third. Children (pedestrian) class, first was won by Chana McLean as an elephant; Irish couple, Luanne and ' Lydia Erickson won second, and John Hayman as a. Hobo won third. Chanda Chilton and Kim Snell as Harem Girls were awarded the special prize. In the Lions Club cash prizes draw, Mrs. 011ie Chapman won the first prize of $200: Five, $10,.00 prizes went to Mrs. Donald Beck, Bob Peck, ' Varna; Audrey Graham; Roger Amy, Goderich and Ed Heard, Varna. The Lions Clubwishes to thank all those who assisted and those at- tending who all helped to make the Carnival a success. A special thanks also to Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park who' groomed 15 of their horses Scotchmer who both and found riders to ride in returned their prize the Parade and to the money as donations to the Albion Hotel and Ron Arena Fund. Baptist church news Hy Janet Talbot At the Bayfield Baptist Church thisweek, the Pastor Rev. Lis Shiel spoke at both services this Sunday with the Sunday school superintendent, Doyle Cullen in charge of the Sunday school and Mrs. Ann Chapman as the song leader. Mrs. Chapman also led the Junior Church service. tor the evening ser- vice, ` the Pastor used Luke chapter 24:13-35 Mrs. Ann Chapman sang the lovely solo: There's never been a friend like Jesus. After the evening service, the monthly fireside time was held in the basement of the. Church, with refresh- ments served and a social time was enjoyed by all. FISH FRY' Saturday, August 5 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Clan Gregor Square. Bayfleld ALL YOU CAN EAT! Sponsored by Bayfield Lions Club. All Proceeds to the Arena Fund. • . ADULTS •6.00 CHILDREN •2.00" Round about e village Mr. and Mrs. Bill \Pollock, Lee Ann, Robert and .Jamie, Pilot Butte, Sask. visited two weeks with his mother, Mrs. Susie Pollock. Also joining them for a family get-together was Mrs. Bonnie Curran, Christine and Barbara of Don Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Pollock, Jane and James of Hensall. All attended the Lions Carnival Friday evening and renewed the acquain- tances of many friends. Mr. Charles Rogers of Ottawa joined his wife Annake and family at their Village home for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burt and family, Mississauga, spent several days at their -home in the Village. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Scott returned home after spending two weeks „ in western Canada visiting relatives and friends in Melport and Naicam, Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. rt. and family spent a few days at their home in Bayfield. Walter Erickson, Luanne and Lydia holidayed at Crazyhorse Campgrounds, in Port Huron, Mich. They were joined for a few days by Mrs. Erickson and Andrew. Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Cooper, Mount Clemens, Mich. are presently enjoying a holiday at their residence on Clan Gregor Square. They had as their guest, Mrs. Margaret Day of Birmingham, Mich, Congratulations to Debbie Pugh and Lorne Taylor, ' who- where married Saturday in St. Andrews United Church, Bayfield. Dr. and Mrs. W. Furter and daughters Lesley, Jane and Pamela of RMC Kingston, Ont. and Mrs. A. Furterof London, Ont. are holidaying in Bayfield for two weeks. Smile Church aisle: bridal path. 4 ELMER'S SIX RULES Look all ways before you cross the road. 2. Keep away from all parked cars. Ride your bike safely and obey all signs and signals. 4. Play your games in a safe place away from traffic. 5. Walk, don't run, when you cross the road. 6. Where there are no side- walks, walk off the road to the left` and face on- coming traffic. - MAIL BEFORE AUG. 7 TO: ELMER CONTEST ONTARIO SAFETY LEAGUE 409 KING STREET WEST, TORONTO, ONTARIO, M5V 1K1 ADDRESS (town, city and postal code) TELEPHONE AGE BOY D GIRL D NEWSPAPER .. PARKER BROTHERS GAMES Only one of Elmer's six rules will fit perfect- ly into the spaces provided. Look for the clues in the picture, write the rule in these splices and write the number of the broken rule in the space provided below the picture. The number is hidden somewhere in the picture. Find it and circle it, then colour the picture neatly. ONLY CORRECTLY COMPLETED EN- TRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. ANY ON- TARIO CHILD BETWEEN THE AGES OF 6 AND 14 MAY ENTER. ONTARIO SAFETY LEAGUE in co -O eratWn with ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION, ONTARIO COMMAND. • • •