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5a. 1978
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Next Spring many
gat'dens in Clinton and
vicinity will have a
showing of tulips known
as Meissner Porzellan - a
beautiful deep salmon
tipped fading into creamy
pink at the base. This
particular tulip was
chosen by the Clinton
Horticultural Society for
its annual gift for bulbs to
all its members this year.
The Society has been
carrying out this custom
for the past 20 years.
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Miss Katie Govier of
Toronto visited recently
with relatives and friends
in Clinton and area when
she returned to her home
town to attend the 100th
Anniversary services in
Ontario Street United
Church.
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A local singing trio,
composed of Bonnie
Jewitt, Barb Bosman and
Betty Jewitt had the
distinction recently of®
singing at the annual
convention of the Order of
the Eastern Star, held in
the Royal York, Toronto.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Smith motored from
Campbell River, B.C. and
are visiting Mrs. Smith's
mother, Mrs. Teresa,
Barnes of Cutter Street
and her cousin, Eldon
O'Brien and family of
Tuckersmith.
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"Cooper" has been a
well known name in
Clinton for over a cen-
tury. Mr. A.T. Cooper
operated' a china and
book store in the
premises now occupied
by the C & E Variety and
Burgess Department
Store. High on the wall
one can still read the
inscription "Cooper
Block". Last weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Cooper of Esher, Surrey,
England paid a visit to
Clinton. Willis Cooper is a
son of the late A.T.
Cooper and a nephew of
the latter's brother, Sir
Ernest Cooper of
England.
While in Clinton they
were guests of Mrs.
Mabel Counter, Princess
St. W. The Willis Coopers
were accompanied on
their trip to Clinton by
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Cooper of Toronto. The
former is the son of Col.
and Mrs. John Cooper of
-Toronto. While in Clinton
they saw the original
Cooper home on Dunlop
and Fulton Streets now
occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Van Loo.
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On Sunday, October 1,
Miss Kay Snider of
Inverness, Cape Breton
and Miss Irene Snider of
London were guests of
Mrs. Beth Makin,
William Street. Later in
the day they visited their
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The International
Plowing Match is now
glorious history - and
many, many Clinton and
area residents helped
make it so. Two, who
were very much a
working part of the scene,
were Mrs. Lois Elliott
and Mrs. Muriel Grigg.
They represented the
Clinton Women's
Institute 'and in that
capacity • joined
representatives of 31
other institutes in Ontario
who served at the
International Plowing
Match banquet, Friday
evening September 29.
The combined Institute
ladies started setting
tables at 1:30 p.m. and at
7:30 p.m., 1,700 guests sat
down to the banquet held
in Howick Community
Centre. +,++
The Booster C Hockey
draw was won by Bill
Weber of Egmondville
with a prize of $300.
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Mr. Bob Taylor has
returned to his home in
North Vancouver after
visiting for the past two
weeks with his sister and
brother-in-law Bert and
Peggy . Gibb of RR 3,
Bayfield. Ian Gibb ac-
companied his uncle on
the return trip and will
remain on the West Coast
for a short time.
Clinton Hospita
The Penny Sale, sponsored
by the Clinton Hospital
Auxiliary was a big success
again this year and it' ap-
pears that over $2,000 has
been raised.
Here are the complete
results of the sale, with the
name of the donor first,
followed by the prize,
followed by the name of the
winner:
Clinton PUC, electric'
clock, Mrs. Don " Switzer;
Clinton Dry Cleaners,
voucher $5 cleaning, Mrs.
Madelon Yeats; Huron
Laundry, white shirt 141/2,
Mrs. Colleen Philips; f. W.
Counter, voucher $10, Gus
Boussey; Scruton Fuels,
grease gun, Mrs. Bertha
Gibb; Mr. and Mrs. Bum -
stead, guitar, Don Hearn;
Craig's Tire and Auto, 4 qt.
oil, Mr. Jim Boyle; Country
Kitchen Rest., 2-6 pack pop,
Jennifer Buffinga; Rad -
ford's Garage, Londesboro,
set of wrenches, Mrs. Leslie
Reid (Londesboro); Bill's
Gen. Store, Londesboro,
canned goo4s, Faye. Wilson;
Mitchell's Family Market,
Melita coffee maker, Linda
Heykoop; Heather Bowie
Antiques, straw flowers,
Nancy Turner; T. B. Allen
Feed Mill, (2 draws) 2 bags
of dog food, Wayne Hodgin,
Rita Powell; . Blyth Inn
Hotel, voucher - dinner for
two, noon hour only, Cathy
Richard; Old Mill (south of
Blyth), green blanket, Karen
Robinson; Kitchen Cup-
board, Blyth, silk flower
arrangement, Mrs. Jim
Muir; Pro -Hardware, Blyth,
four coffee mugs, recipe
holder, Janice Henry
(Londesboro) ; Pro -
Hardware, Blyth, two vases,
Barb Boa.
Manning Lumber, Blyth
hammer, Sandra. Durst,
Bayfield; Tasker's Fur-
niture and Funeral, Blyth,
three china pieces, Bernice
McClinchey, Blyth; Wilson's
Health & Gift, Blyth, floral
decanter, Hinke Tiesma;
Vodden's Red and White,
Blyth, book "Forward",
'Mary 'otheringhaRn,
Seaforth; Vodden's Red &
White, Blyth, box , of
groceries, Barb Boa; The
Pottery, Blyth, planter, Mrs.
Ray Cantelon; Snell's
Grocery, Blyth, Tide
detergent, Deannie Bell;
Howson Millers, Blyth (3
draws) 3 bags pastry flour,
Wilma Vincent (Lon-
desboro), Mrs. H. B. Morren,
Dorothy Taylor, Bayfield;
Gore's Hardware, Blyth, cup
and saucer, Nancy Turner;
Village Squire, Blyth, 1 -year
subscription, Corrie Brand;
Madill's Men's Wear, Blyth,
1 T-shirt ' (large), Bill
Guilfoyle, Sarnia; Blyth
Meat Market, Blyth, ham,
Marg Dale; The Tanner,
Blyth (2 draws) 6 pair socks,
H. Munnings, Frank Birch,
Blyth; Hearn Wholesale,
toilet seat, Fred Vodden;
Hearn Wholesale, smoke
detector, Bill Mutch;
Kingswell Welding, 4 qt. oil,
Ed Porter.
Vera McVittie (Avon rep.
Blyth), Avon Cologne, Clara
MacAulay; Wallace Turkey
- Farm, (2 draws) Turkey
pies, Barb Boa, Kaye
Rosalund; Bainton Original
Old Mill, white blanket,
Muriel Grigg; Mother's Day,
Coin Laundry, 2 45-1b.
washloads, Hilda Austin,
Seaforth;. Robinson's Gen.
Store, Auburn, children's
gifts, Mrs. Harry Bartliff;
Auburn Hardware, cake
saver, Mrs. Raye Foster;
Friendly Village, Gift shop,
Auburn, ceramic pieces,
Helena Tiesma; Seers
Lunch, Auburn, 6 large
cokes, Brenda Finch; Linda
The Londesboro UCW women had a busy week making hundreds of sandwiches
and desserts for their luncheon booth at the International Plowing Match in
Wingham last week. Their booth was a success. (News -Record photo)
A TOUCH OF CLASS
In the tradition of Aristett.Jewellers Limited, you are cordially
invited to a preview of this seasons newest
additions to a fine jewellery wardrobe
entitled "A Touch of Class".
Classic diamonds for daytime, nightime, or anytime.
Karat gold, by the yard as chains, fine timepieces,
earrings and bracelets to adorn and
accent falls newest fashions.
Enga4ement and wedding rings adhering to tradition
and breaking it, and custom designs by Anstetts
• creative craftsmen, when nothing less will do.
Remember, Anstett is your American Gem Society Jeweller.
• Fine quality jewellery, advanced equipment and
extensive gemology examinations make Anstett
professionals, people you can trust when
investing in fine jewellery.
The Anstett family looks forward to this informal and informative
occasion to introduce "A Touch of Class" jewellery
fashions on Saturday October 21 from 12 to 9 p.m.
and Sunday October 22from 1 to 6 p.m., at the',
River Mill of Benmiller Inn.
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P.S. Royal Doulton of England will exhibit a selection of their
most prestigious figurines for your aethetic appreciation.
ANSTETTS
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Dior, Tupperware rep.
cake Order, Stan.MDonald
(Londesboro); Linda Dixon,
Tupperware rep., can-
nisters, jello moulds, Carol,
Cox; Riley's Barber shop,
hair brush, Jennifer Wood;
Lavis Insurance, fire ex-
tinguisher, Bill McLeod;
Hummel's Feed Mill, dog •
food, Eleanor Ritchie
Bayfield; Raintree, Kosta
Polar candle, Janet Arnston;
Clinton Meat Market,
voucher $15 meat, The
Johnston's; IGA, basket
groceries, Dawna Westlake;
Peck's Sales and Service.
voucher -Oil Change, Gretta
Hugle; Ball Macauley, 3
boxes . ceiling tile, J.
Heykoop ; ` K Decorating, 1
gal paint, Judy Dalrymple;
Corrie's Red and White, box
of groceries, Nancy Turner.
The Arbon Franciscan
Dishes, Shelley McPhee;
Price guard, super whopper
wallet, Rachel Johnston;
Groves TV Electric, Curling
iron, Sharon Vandenberg;
Murphy's Garage, voucher -
,10 gal. gas, J.R. Boyle;
Carter's West End Super -
test, voucher - lube and oil
change, Mary
Fotheringham; Ron's
Sunoco, voucher $10 gas,
Donna Dale; Pop Shoppe and
Service, 1 case, pop, Donna
Lawson; Buffy's Burgers, (2
draws) voucher chicken,
Mary McMahon, Doug
Buchanan; crown Sports, (2
draws) hockey, sticks,
Michael Corrie, George
Coventry.; Riehl Adver-
tising, 1 knife set, W. Brehm;
Riehl Advertising, 1 knife
set, Marianne Menzies;
Burgess Dept. Store, table
cloth, Reg York; C. and E.
Variety, car model, John
McLeod; Mary's Sewing
Centre, sowing box, W.
Orland Johnston; Hotel
Clinton, glass turkey, Mrs.
C. Livermore; Charles'
House of Beauty, hairspray,
Pathe ` FOhpl'gill; 4.44gb'.
ires, ' o1E1. f ilters3 Heather
'oth.ergill; Goldsworthy
Motors, voucher 1.5 gas,
Isabel Stewart. ti
maul Kerrigan Fuels, anti-
freeze, Gary Taylor;
Chrysler Motor Sales, 2 T-
shirts, Mary Gibbings;
Summerhill Ladies Club,
Pyrex bowls, ,,St Brunskill;
S.S. No. 4 Comntunity Club,
Tote'n doll set, Dorothy
Fleet; S.S. No. 4 Community
Club, dump truck, Sherry
Reed; I.O.D.E. Sarah Mile
Chapter, afghan, Jean
Wyatt; Ray's Shoe Repair,
shoes and rubbers, Davitt
Doherty; Ray's Shoe Repair,
leather winter boots, John
Fisher; Ray's Shoe Repair,
rubbers (3 draws), Craig
Bowyer, E.M. Morren
(Hamilton), Catherine
Boylan; Ray's Shoe Repair,
full rubbers (5 draws), Scott
Dixon, Howard Cowan, Mrs.
Dinning, Pearl Cummings,
Donald Armstrong; Ray's
Shoe Repair, toe rubbers (5
draws), Jim Mair, Ethel
Betties, Ken Hart, Wade
Clark, Karen Scruton; Ray's
Shoe Repair, buckles and
horse brasses, John
McLeod; Campbell's Men's
Wear, man's shirt, Nancy
Fisher; Smith's Pro Har-
dware, cannister set,
Rosemarie Cooke; Anstett's
Jewellers, silver meat tray,
J M Hart; Galbraith T.V., (2
draws) 4 ,'wall ornaments,
Mary Gibson, Marianne
Menzies; .Dutch Store, table
runner, Mrs. H. Dobney.
Radiant Life Store, joy
buttons, Gladys Chambers;
Meame'e Restaurant,
voucher -egg rolls, Della
Slavin; Ball and Mutch,
glass topped table, Patricia
Armstrong; Clinton News
Record, 1 yr. sub., Mrs. Glen
Carter, Londesboro; W.
Gardner (barber), after-
shave, Terry Murney; Geo.
Radford Const., 1 gal anti -
freete, E. Stepheftfon,
Bayfield; Staddon, Fileeri,
painting, Mrs. Don Harris,
Bayfield; Piano Factory,
piano bench, Nancy
Thompson, Bayfield;
Separate Shoppe, $15
voucher, Mrs. F, Lobb;
Brown's garage, waste
basket, E. Twiss; Edith Ann
Hair Fashion, permanent,
Mrs. Cleave Alien; iwhaP'
man's Barber and. Beauty,
hand -cream and bonnet,
Helen Dale; Cash Donor's
Prize, $50, Mrs, Wilma
Vincent, Londesbpro; Base
. Factory Outlet, scatter rug,
J. W. Counter; Pigeon Hole
Boutique, cup and saucer,
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