HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1979-10-04, Page 7•
The following are the complete
*Vaults of the Clinton Hospital
Auxiliary's Penny Sale held on
Saturday. The name ofd the prize is
first, followed by the donor, and
then by the winner:
Wooden toy, Tom Burley, Happy
Hobbies, Clinton; tool box, Ina
Fisher, Brandon's Hardware,
Bayfield; bottle of milk bath, 'Larry
Gilbert, Just Hair, Bayfield;
permanent, cut anclr set, voucher,
Janet ,.MLeap; Just ,Hair,
Bayfield; ski hat, Laura Howard,
Dean Collins, Steve Argyle,
Bayfield; woollen "gloves, Betty
Garret, The Woolen Shop, Bayfield;
2 ,silk. scarves, Shirley Kay, The
Wardrobe, Bayfield; 1 scarf, 1 belt,
Helen Davies, The Wardrobe,
Bayfield; cake server, Dorothy
Cupskey, Smith's Pro Hardware;
game • Planet of the Apes, Mariane
Reinhart, Smith's Pro Hardware;
serviettes, glasses, Craig Bowke",
Radiant Life Centre; Delfth plate,
Charlie Brown, The Dutch Store;
wash and set voucher, olive Rivers,
Brandon's Beauty Shop, Bayfield;
penny bank, Cheryl McDonald and
Kenny Colquhoun, Galbraith's TV;
wine rack, Ralph Baker, Anstett's
Jewellers; jewellery, Andrew
Walker, Galbraith's TV; 1 dozen
egg rolls voucher, Joe Daer, Mhay-
Mee Restaurant, Clinton; wind-
shield washer, motor oil, Sandra
Westerhout, Bev Williscraft, Dale
Pump Service.
Plastic plates, Katie Carter," SS
No. 4 Community Club Goderich
Twp.; child's toy, Jennifer Harris,
SS No. 4 Community Club Goderich
Twp.; set of glasses, Marg Lawson,
Auburn Hardware; devilled egg
plate, Robbie Marriage, Friendly
Village Gift Shop, Auburn; 2
wooden plaques, Gladys Chambers,
Whetstone Furniture and
Appliances, Auburn; toy trucld,
Kevin Scrimager, Radford's
Garage, Londesboro; toy tractor, ,
Viola Peterson, Radford's Garage,
Londesboro; box of groceries,
Myrtle Glazier, Thompson's
General Store, Londesboro; wall
can opener, Mrs. Harold East,
Mitchell's Family Market, Lon-
desboro; planter, Mary Epps,
Heather's Antiques; dog food,
Robena Tyndall, Ruth Ann
Hodgins, T. B. Allen Feedmill,
Londesboro; subscription, Clinton
News -Record, Grace Du Val;
Huron Laundry white shirt, Murray
East, Huron Laundry; 10 washer
tickets, Donelda Flynn, Clinton
Coin Laundry; 4 qts. motor oil, Mrs.
Roni Zonefeld, .Craig Tire and
Auto; black - purse, Elaine Blair,
Holland Shoes; white running
shoes, Grace Austin, Jack Sturdy,
, Marjorie Beirling, Ray's Shoe
Repair; 1 pr. white runners, Violet
Smith, Ray's Shoe Repair; planter,
Thelma Twyford, K. C. Cooke
Florist; black running shoes,
Raymond Seining, Irene Okahashi,
Gladys Chambers, Gerald Bell,
Olive Rivers, Ray's "Shoe Repair;
blue running shoes, ' Pam
Brownridge, Eva Roorda, Ray's
Shoe Repair; blue running shoes,
Marion Powell, Ray's Shoe Repair;
white running shoes, Murray East,
Ray's Shoe Repair; curling shoes,
Jason Moxam, Denise Thompson,
Ray's Shoe Repair; curling shoes,
Jack Sturdy; Ray's Shoe Repair;
Curl Master shoes, Delores Howatt,
Ray's Shoe Repairs; curling§hoes,
Eric Switzer, Ray's Shoe Repair.
Curling iron, Mrs. Reg Clifford,
Grove's TV Electric; $10 gas
voucher or services, Marg Bridle, J
&
T Murphy Ltd.; toilet seat, Clara
Shea, Hearn Wholesale; lubrication
and oil change, Irene Shipp, Car-
ter's West End Supertest; $10 gas
voucher, E. Johnston, Ron's
Sunoco; case of pop, Andrew
Coventry; Pop Shoppe; sports bag,
Tracy Mitchell, Jerry McLean and
Sons; 30 tulip bulbs, Marianne
Menzies, Baker's Farm and
Garden Centre; hair brush,
Blossom Garrow, Riley's Barber
Shop; fire extinguisher, Moran
Duddy, Levis Insurance; 1 bag of
dog food, Vivian Fremlin, Hammell
Feed Mill; $10 voucher for meat,
Olive Johnson, Clinton Meat
Market; box of groceries, Edith
Beacom, I.G.A. Clinton; gallon of
white paint, George Youmatoff,
Ball Macaulay; toilet bowl cleaner,
Reva Wilson, Makin's Plumbing
and Heating, Bayfield; egg
poucher, Christine Ball, Home
Hardware; man's sweater, Evelyn
Burgess, Herman's; tote bag,
Eunice Batkin, Aiken Bros.;
, writing paper, Tiesma, Clinton
Comrnercial Printers; hair spray;
Valaire Mair; Lori Lynn Beauty
Shop; can of car wax, Frank Stone,
Hospital
cuts...
• from page 5
the families of those laid
off, a'id the economic loss
to the communities in an
area where employment
is difficult to find."
The board explained
that the hospital will
continueto press for
restoration of both beds
and jobs through court
action.
However, in the
meantime, emergencies
will continue to be dealth
with immediately, but
elective surgery cases
Will be placed on waiting
lists according to
priority.
"The board requests
the support and un-
derstanding " of the
community at this very a�
difficult time of your
hospital."
The cutbacks came at
aboiut the same time the
board announced that
they' would take the
health ministry to court.
in a final attempt to
regain full funding. A
Tori to law firhas
been engaged to pep re
t1 a case against t ` e
r>tli iSfry order which ill
e ' ieard to + the Onta io
Supr nye (Co it. r
enny sale results
McKerlie Millen Auto; door alarm,
MargotMenzies, Clinton Electric; 5
Wintario tickets, Fay Fear,
Becker's; 1 provincial ticket, Ida
Livingstone, Becker's; memo
holder, Bev Williscraft, Huron
Business Machines; 2 cushions, E.
Edwards, Village Guild, Bayfield;
pitcher, Marnie. Weldon, Village
Guild„Bayfield, '
Aynsley china bowl, Hilda Knox,
Village Guild, Bayfield; 6 linen tea
towels, Mrs. Norman Baird,
Barbara Chapman, Village Guild,
Bayfield; 6 placemats, Lisa For-
bes, Village Guild, Bayfield; 4
boxes writing paper, Mrs. K. Bovin,
Mary .McCowan, Village Guild,
Mrs. Chinese lantern, W .
Brand, Bayfield House; 2 candy
dishes, Marg. Reynolds, George's
Gift Shop, Bayfield; stick pins and
earrings, Sharon McKenzie, Mrs.
Edith Taylor, Audrey Kemp, Brent
Scrimageour, Totality Shop,
Bayfield; novelty dolls, Iva Boyes,
Gladys Chambers, Totality Shop,
Bayfield; keyrings, Kleenex cases,
cheque book case, Theresa Foster,
Totality Shop, Bayfield”; 2
children's books, Margaret Crich,
Seventh Summer, Bayfield;
earrings, E: Morrow, Celebrity
Jewels, Bayfield; dinner for two at
the Albion, Joe Jankowski, Albion
Hotel, Bayfield; Italian luncheon
cloth, Elizabeth Stiles, Dr. and Mrs,
Shepherd; custom-made 2 six-inch
letters of your choice, H. Munnings,
The Old Same Place, Bayfield; gift
certificate for $20, Margaret Dale,
The Dry Dock, Bayfield; free oil
change, lub. and filter, value$12.50,
Eric. Switzer, Bayfield Garage; 2
full breakfasts, Pearl Cummings,
Sugar Bush Restaurant and Motel;
$10 dinner, Sharon Carter,
Bavarian Tavern, Bayfield; 3 large
pizzas, June Dale, Diane Siert-
-seine, Roberta Plumsteel, Pizza
Express; ash tray, Jeff McNairn,
Riehl Advertising; ash tray (fish),
Gladys Hoggarth, Free's Hard
ware, Blyth; box of candy, Mrs'. Bill
Holland, Yvonne Take Out Food,
Blyth.
Sheepskin rug, Corrie Brand, The
Old Mill, Blyth; wool blanket,
Lorraine Fisher, The Original Old
Mill, Blyth; quilt bat, Bernice
McClinchey, J & B Fabric, Blyth; 1
dozen pkgs. light bulbs, Alice
Jackson, Manning's Lumber,
Blyth; 1 case Canada Dry
gingerale, Edwin Fothergill,
Grandview Lunch, Blyth; 4,8 kg.
Tide soap powder, Terry Gibb,
Snell's Grocery, Blyth; windshield
washer anti -freeze, Lucille
Demers, Richmond BP, Blyth;
antifreeze, Scott Wilson, G. Red-
ford Construction, Blyth; Duradiiie
16 piece dinner set, Mary Epps,
Gore's Hardware, Blyth; hairspray
and beauty soap, Lois Kennedy,
George of Brussels Beauty Shop,
Blyth; glass bulb vase, 5 soaps,
George Coventry, Shelley McPhee;
desk pen set, Shirley Montgomery,
Bank of Commerce, Blyth; 2 pair
men's socks, Mary Brown, Madill's
Men's Wear, Blyth; ceramic bud
vase, Sharon Forest, The Pottery,
Blyth; dinner for two, Verna Lobb,
Blyth Inn; fish and chips for two, K.
Rpsunlund, The Village
Restaurant, Blyth; $25 gift cer-
tificate, Alice Jackson, Val's
Fashion Fare, Blyth; boneless
dinner ham, Mrs. R. Symons, Blyth
Meat Market; 1 dozen boxes turkey
pies, Bessie Townsend, Bessso:
Steep, Hanna Kenwell,Barbara
Boa, Wallace Turkey Products.
Blyth; 83 pkgs. 25 watt bulbs, Jinet
' Bunking, Mrs. J. Ramalcer, Edith
Turner, Wayne Roorda, Helen
Ellison, Margaret McMillan,
Phyllis Mountford, Clinton PUC;
one, bag dog food, Shirley Wood.
Hummell Feed Mill. Clinton.
Box groceries, Lucy Bezzo,
Corrie's Red & White; pole lamp,
Marg Lawson, Shirai's Dept. Store;
man's shirt, George' Coventry,
Campbell's; voucher -photo $20,
Margaret Taylor, Jevis . Foto
Pro's; egg stand, salt sheer, Ethel
Betties, The Arbour; } air rub,
Nancy. Thompson, Anonymous;
towel and face cloth, Lois Gibbings,
Burgess Dept. Store; model kit,
Mrs. Paul Cormier, C & E Variety;
box of groceries, Kelly Ball, Ray &
Shirl's; perfume and cologne. Mrs.
W D. Wilson, Mrs. Doug Bylsma, J
& J Pharmacy; 3 pairs of jeans,
Doris Morrison, Jessie Cun-
ningham, Marnie Gibbings,
Gerrard's; 8 balls of yarn, Alice"J.
Lawson, Mary's Sewing Centre; set
of glasses, Lurie Wick, Clinton
Hotel; antifreeze, Darlene
Shobbrook, Kerrigan Fuels; 2 sets
of mudguards, Ruth Moore, Linda
Bosman, Clinton Chrysler; 4 T-
shirts, John Turner, Linda
Rheinhart, Peter Raidt, Andrew
Coventry, Clinton Chrysler Motor
Sales; painting - oil, Fred LeBeau,
Eileen Staddon; voucher $5 pur-
Turn to page 13 •
Race...
• from page 6
Hyatts Treasure was
fourth at Dresden on
Sunday afternoon for
owner -trainer August De
Groof of Clinton.
At Hanover on
Saturday flight, Gerry
Roebuck of Goderich
gave F.M. Meadow, a
four-year-old son of
Meadow Gene-Ediths
Hat, his first lifetime win
in 2: 11.2 for owner' Edith
Samis of Goderich.
Bill Rapson was second':
with Deep Run Shelly in a
2:12 mile for owner Jim
Buchanan of Goderich in
the second.
Gerry Roebuck gave
Gaelic Boy a new record
of 2:08 for his second win
of the year for owner
Allan MacDonald of
Goderich in the fourth.
Jack Duckworth was
second with Tillies
Success for Frank. Little
of Goderich.
Bud Fritz drove Iron.
Lassie_ to victory for
bWner Bert McBride .of
Goderich in 2:08.1 in the
fifth.
MATERNITY WEAR
AT
The Separate Shoppe
MAIN CORNER, CLINTON 482-7778
(NE.XT TO CAMPBELL'S MEN'S WEAR)
OPEN 1-6 - OPEN 1-6
a
JACK ROORDA
DECORATING
Clinton 482-7862
Congratulations
Clinton Auto Parts
on their opening.
S -RECORD, THUR$D X, OCTQRER 4,,1979 --FAQ 7
Two Clinton couples had a unique way to celebrate
their 20th anniversaries last Saturday when they
were chauffeured around town with their friends in
a coach bus. Posing in front of the bus were, left to
right, Don and Joan Bell and Deanna and Owen
Delve. (News -Record photo)
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speed you',r using and once its set for a given
s1ty1 ation, all you have to do is focus
and snap.
i Ongotruget the hang of it, the little camera is as
easy to use as an i.nstamatic.
For the professional ph9tographer, or the
amateur who knows a little about cameras, here
are the main specifications for the Olympus
XA , The camera is a 35 nun rangefinder-
electronic
angefinder -
electronic lens - shutter camera equipped'with a
F. Zuiko mm, f 2.8 lens with six elements in
five groups. The aperture range is f 2,8 to f 22
and has a filen speed range of.25 to 800 ASA. The
double -image coupled focusing system goes
from 2.8 ft. to infinity. The aperture - priority
automatic exposure Control couples with the-
shut�ter to give speeds from 10 sec. to 1-500 sec.
and includes a backlight compensation of ± 1.5
EV. The sliding du$t cover turns the camera on
when opened and shuts all systems off when
closed.
The actual
physical dimensions are four inches by two and a
half inches by one point six inches and it weighs
seven point nine ounces without the batteries.
If you spend a lot of time outdoors and want a
good camera that is convenient to carry, take a
good look at the Olympus XA. After playing with
a sample I had theAise"orf; I'm in love with the
little camera
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Clinton Auto Part's Manager.
A Clinton native, Larry has
over ten years experience in
the automotive parts field.
Larry is also our field sales
representative.
Mery Durnin
From Londesboro, Mery is our
counter sales representative,
and is also very familiar with
the automotive industry. A
Class ,A' licensed mechanic for
twenty years, Mery also has
extensive experience with
farm machinery.
Now open to serve your auto part needs.
See us for a complete selection of brand-name parts
I was pleased to :�
have painted the 1.••
outside. `g •
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CONGRATULATIONS
to Clinton Auto Ports
on your
Opening
signs by
Reg Smith
Si ns
223 Hli,' H STititt
4829193
Alternators
Ball Joints
Batteries
, Battery Cables
& Chargers
Bearings '
Ball and Roller
Clutch Release
Engine Belts
,Bench Grinder
Body Filler
Booster Cables
* Brake Parts, Cables," Cylin-
ders, Canadian; European
• Cylinder Kits, Disc Pads,
Drums/Potors, Hardware,
Hoses, Lines, Pistons, Rubbers,
Shoes, Calipers.
Brass Fittings,
Bulbs
Cable Ends
Carburetor Kits
Choke Cables
Choke Pull -off
Chemicles - Tumbler, Whiz,
Zero FLO,
Clutches
Connectors (Trailers)
Control Arm Bushings'
Copper Tubing
Creepers
Defroster Hose
Drive Shaft Supports
Emmision Control
Emergency Lamps
Engine Heaters
Exhaust Pipes, Canadian
& European
Filters
Flashers
Flex Tubing
Fog Lamps
Fuel Pumps
Fuses
Gas Caps
Gaskets
Generators
Greases
Grease Fittings
Grease Guns
Headlamps
Heater Hose
Heat Riser Valves
Hoses
Air -Fine
Gasiine
Garage Exhaust
Power Steering
Radiator Heater
Windshield Washer
Hose Clamps
Hydraulic
Grease Fittings
Valve Lifters
Heater Motors
Idler Arm & Kits
Ignition -Kits or Parts
King Pins
Lamps, for Auto/Truck
Tractor Trouble Lamps
Lenses
Mirrors
Mufflers
Motor Mounts
Nuts/Bolts
Oils
Oil Breather Caps
P.C.V. Valves
Piston Rings
Power Steering Hose
Rad Cops
Regulators
Revolving Lamps
Rings'(Engine)
Sealed Beams
Seals
Shocks
Solder
Spark Plugs r
Stabilizer Kits
Starters
Starter Dri}v !s
Steel Tubing
Steering Parts
Switches
Tail Lamps
Tail Pipes
Bosal
International Tape
Tape
Thermostats
Timing Chains & Gears
Tools
U Joints
Wheel Studs & Nuts
Wiper Blades
Transmission Oil Coolers
We offer a
BRAKE LATHE SERVICE
to turn brake drums and rotors
LTD.
AUTOMOTIVE • TRUCK • FARM IMPLEMENT PARTS
482-3934
24 King Street, Clinton
Owned by Paul Kerrigan
and Dean Reid
OPEN: Monday - friday 8 a.m. -- 5:30 p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
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