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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1981-09-30, Page 9ID id you win a prize.... ®.. froom page2 Turnbull Marine., won by Janette Flunking: toy cars, donated by Village Guild. won by James Strong and Connie Van Leo demi-tasse cups and saucers, donated by Village Guild, won by Shirley Watkins: vases. donated by Village Guild, won by Raquel Daer and Edna Baker; cup and saucer, mug, donated by Village Guild, won by. Sherry Walken- and John Sharpe; coffee mugs - 2 sets of four, donated, by •Village Guild, won by "Blossom Garrow and Noreen Elliott..- ' Plate mats and' coasters, donated by Village Guild, won by Judy Renner and Annette Haverkamp; wood puzzle - age 2.5, donated by Village Guild, won by Louise Allen; plant stand, donated by Ball & Mutch, won by Marg Lawson; battery operated clock, donated by Ray Hanna, Woodworking, Auburn, Eileen Staddon, won by Dawna Westlake; slippers (ex- changeable ), donated by Wuerth Shoe Store, won by Suzanne Cudmere, tote bag, donated by Aiken's Bros., won by Margaret Mew, Exeter; garhagecan, donated by Home Hardware. won by R. Rueger: 25, 1981 silver dollars, donated by Clinton Community Credit Union. won by Wilma McMichael; 2 records, donated by Radiant Life, won by Jared Pettiplace and Irene Shipp: child's book and bubble bath, donated by The Arbour, won by Marion Broadfoot: jewellery. donated by S.S. No. 4. Community Club. won by Stewart Dale and Katie Carte; fun hat, donated by, Fran Porter, won by Dora Warwick; calculator, donated by Huron Business Machines, won by 1lob Irwin: hairspray, donated by Lori Lynn Beauty Salon. won by Anne Brand and Metres Howatt. Londesboro: hair : creme, donated by Gardiner's Barber, won by llarriett Tyndall: voucher - personalized playing cards, donated by Clinton Com- mercial Printers, won by Irene Apeda ile. Vise grip, donated by McKerlie Millen Auto, won by R.M. Hey, London: case of pop, donated by Bechers, won by Mary Freeman; can opener, donated by P.U.C., won by Scott Shea; case of Pepsi, donated by Scruton Fuels, won by Marjorie Smith; picture, donated Rain'Tree, won by Pat Lizotte; 4 passes, donated by Brownie Drive In, won by • Tracy Potter; fruit cake,, donated by Bartliff Bakery, • won by Betty Farquhar: 'box' groceries, donated by I.G.A., . won by Elizabeth Anderson: $10 gas voucher, donated by Ron's Sunoco, won by Roberta Plumsteel:• plant arrangement, donated by Cooke's Florist, won by Velma Smith; voucher - a large pizza, donated by Pepi's Pizza, won by Eric Judge; voucher for $10 taxi fare, donated by Clinton Taxi, won. by Diane Lazed; dandruff shampoo, donated by Riley's Barber Shop; won by Myrtle Glazier: smoke detector. donated by Brian Lavis Insurance, ' won by Marion Hohner. Voucher for $15 roast of beef,. donated by Clinton Meat Market, won by Dan Camp- bell: electric clock, donated by Clinton Electric. won by Greta Nediger: hand made panties, donated by Margaret Anderson. Londesboro, won by Raymond Riley: broom. donated by Hummel Feed Mill, won, by Mamie Carter,: 4 gallons - windshield washer, donated by 'Ross Scott Fuels, won by Angela McCooI, Londesboro, Richie, Cox: 2 bags lawn fertilizer, donated by Agrico. Brucefield, won by Percy Livermore, Mrs. Ray Foster: 1 gallon. paint, donated by Langford Lumber. won by Derek Divok. toy tractor, donated by W. Lobb & Son. won by Rick Burdge: dinner for two. donated by White Car- nation, won by Barbara Cherrydale Stables One mile from the Benmiller Inn Over 10 miles of Wooded trails by the Maitland River Riding from 9.5 Daily - Phone ahead- reservations[Qre recommended I'ELEPHONL 524.4347 Moffatt; dinner for two, donated by Debbie's Custard Cup, won by Leona Lockhart; chimney top, donated by Tri - County Brick & Tile, won by Spence Cummings; 2 tail lights, donated by MacLennan Welding, Brucefield, won by Kevin Armstrong; floral picture, donated by Beattie Furniture, won by Case Brand; $Io voucher for products, donated by McLeod Fis,hers, won by George Gamble; set of doilies, donated by Westwind, won by Carol - Dison; bowl cleaner, donated by Snell .Plumbing & Heating, won by Marjorigg, Broadfoot; 12 tree games, dor?ated by Crown Lanes, won by Dennis Florian, R. Hoggarth; Londesboro. Hamburger Quik Cooker, 'donated by Verna Whitmore, won by Jack Hart; splash guards, donated by Clinton Bondy Shop, won by Herb Trav,iss, Walton: slow cooker, donated by Simpson Sears, won by Tanja Postill; vegetable and fruit washer, donated by Maple Leaf Small Engines, won by ' Helen uavIes: arnner for two, donated by Albion Hotel, won by. Don Powell, Jean Dale: floral • arrangement, donated by Country Flowers . & Bouquets, • won by' Garth 'McPherson; I shampoo and set. donated by B.,1.'s,Beauty Shop, Bayfield, won by Richard Westlake: indian paintings, donated by Bayfield House Antiques, won by. Brenda Radford. Lon- desboro, Andrew Elliott, body shampoo, donated by' Fashion 220, Marylyn Warner, Hayfield.. won by Lavehe Powell, G container, donated loderich;13 y Red Pump Gift Shop, won by Mary I.ou. McGregor; canvas handbag. . donated by The Kettle Creek Canvas Co., Bayfield. won by Isabel. Mit- chell: child's game. donated by The (ltd Same Place. Bayfield, won by B. Schoenhals; miniature •' or- nament, donated by Bayfield Country Store. won by Dianne Murphy. jam jar, donated 'by George's Gift Shop. Bayfield,' %Aon by Flora Kenwell: flower bowl. donated by Willow Tree Antiques, Bayfield. won by leather liar( : Floral arrangement. donated by -Clinton Kinettes, won by Mice Rum ball: voucher. dinner for two, donated by Triple K Restaurant, won by Bev ('howen: oven mitts and towels. donated by Summerhill Ladies flub, won by Edna Reid case of l' Plus, donated by Varna General Store. won by Robin Englestad: Melitta coffee maker. donated by Peck's Appliances. Varna. won by Mrs Robt. Gowenlock. bag dog food. donated by Baths Alill, Varna. won by. Peggy Gibb. voucher $2u,uo, donated by C'aptain's Cove,. Bayfield. won by Beulah Keys. western shirt. men's size small. donated by Bob ('am pbell Men's Wear. won by Mollie Cox 24 vacuum cleaner bags I Electrolux donated by Goderich Vacuum ('entre. won by Mrs Bruce Keep. Varna. groceries $2:I on value. donated by Hulmesville Store. won by Kathleen Elliott; groceries, donated by Corries Red & White Store, won by Mrs. Nina Frame; 1920 Lincoln Radio, donated by Dr. T. A. Steed, won by Wilma Vincent, Lon- desboro; 1 case of Pepsi, 1 case of Diet Pepsi, donated by Tuckey Beverages won by Alice Andrews and Andrew Coventry; dinner for two, donated by Blue Fountain, won by Shelley McPhee: 10 balls yarn, donated by Vanastra Factory Outlet, won by Bessie Steep. Two jewel cases, donated by Anstett's, won by Iona Jef- ferson and Ena Cook; gift certificate ;$20.00, donated by Shirai Dept. Store, won by Bernice Gross, Auburn ; motor oil, dona ted by Glen Price, won by ,Susan McKay and Dianne Freeman. ' Cash donations are greatly appreciated., These •,donations provided the "cash prize" and the remainder is added to Penny Sale profits. This year's donors are: Fabian Furniture, Bank of Montreal. Gerald Hiltz, 'F'leming Feed Mill, Dr. W. T. Barrett, John Wise Insurance, Beecher Menzies, Q.C., Royal Bank, Blokes Welding, International Upholstery, Ron McCann, Dales Pump and Service, Excello-Wildex, G. K. Realty, Parkerhouse Motel, Travel -on Trailers, Dr. M. Watts, Lavis Contracting, Peter Roy Insurance, Bayfield Boat Yards, Graham's Store, Bayfield, Trading Post, Brucefield, Walsh Barber Shop, Blyth,McClinchey Restaurant, Blyth, Blyth Pro Hardware, Dr. Brian Baker, Dr. Frank Newland Tri -Town Bookkeeping, Kum -In -Restaurant, Dr. Gratisam, Bowker, Dr. D. 13 Palmer, Frank Van Altena, Dr. Nesbitt, Optometrist, Mathers Home Improvements, Boyes Transport, Cale Doucette, Don Bell, China Palace, Jack Roorda Decorating, Bluewater TV Cable, Don Middleton, Dr. K. Lambert, Dr. K. S. Wood, Ken's Carpentry, Martin Steel, Vanastra, Hayter Mills, Varna, Robinson's General Store, Auburn, Blyth Printing and Howson Mills, Blyth. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,1 1 --PAGE 7 LATTENTION Bowlers Needed! for Mixed League ursdays........ 7-9 p.m. Men's League Mondays ........ 7-9 p.m. CLINTON . CROWN LANES PHONE: 4824791 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION v. f Jean Weber of Mildmay was the lucky winner of the trip to Montreal as the grand prize winner in the Clinton Kin- smen Raceway's draw last Saunday. Here Jim Hunter, raceway chairman, congratulates the winner. (James Fitzgerald photo ) Sorority to help at blood clinic Service projects, one important aspect of Beta Sigma Phi, were much in evidence when Xi Epsilon Beta met September 22 at the home of Ann Adams. Blood donor sheets were distributed for the October 6 clinic. Members will be phoning potential donors by October 5. Vivienne Roy, president, reminded members that she would be presenting an art scholarship to Cathy Lep- pington on behalf .of the two Clinton Soroity chapters at Commencement. This is planned to be a yearly project. • Kippen 4-H news by Rena Caldwell The first meeting of 4-H girls club was held at the home of the leader, Mrs. Al Hoggarth on September 15. The following officers were chosen: president, Julie Wright; vice-president Kathy Finlayson; secretary] Joan. Binnendyk; press reporter, Lisa Hoornaert. A name was chosen "Chic - Chicken Chess" and the lesson consisted of learning how to cut up a chicken. Refreshments were also served. The second meeting was held at the assistant leader's home, Mrs. Gary Finlayson on Sept. 22 when four recipes using chicken were tried. Mrs. Tom Burke, Wrox- eter, visited with her sister, Mrs. W. L. Mellis. Mrs. Vivian Cooper is visiting at Grand Prairie, Alberta. Marj Dobson asked if the chapter would organize a children's contest during the Harvest of Values Promotion sponsored by the Clinton B.I.A. October 17. The members agreed and details will be worked out later. The Creative Circle party was very successful and raised $99 for service projects. Another important aspect of Beta Sigma Phi, the social, , was not forgotten. Members will go to a movie October 6, and at the next meeting on October '13, the 'chapter will have dinner first at the B Fo tain, while on October a members will go on a shopping spree in Toronto. Attendance at a Christmas dance at the Goderich Township. Hall is also planned. Acknowledgement was received from the Inter- national Office, in the form of a lovely certificate, that Xi Epsilon Beta was a three - star chapter, the highest,. rating, last year. This in- spired members to plan to make this year even more successful. to Chrysler Chrysler is moving ahead yes Engineered for optimum quality and value yes First with proven Front -Wheel -Drive yes Top mileage! On economical regular gas yes Precision -built to give you your money's Worth yes len MOH COLT fRONTPLYWHEELUTDRIVE 10112 PLYMOUTH HORIZON . 4 DR. FRONT WHEEL DRIVE is Brenda Rutledge's program on dieting, nutrition and exercise was of particular interest to those who want to buy a smaller size on the shopping trip. After hearing her interesting presentation of Canada's Food Guide and ,answering the quiz about that day's food ,,,an -d; exercise, most off the members will be using restraint in ordering at the dinner meeting! Brenda awarded a basket of fresh fruit and vegetables to the lowest score r o n the quiz. In keeping with Brenda's program, the hostess served a nutritious and delicious lunch of apple crepes and cheese to end the evening. We` have a great selection of handsome sweaters and jackets. See the newest styles now! at.... CLINTON RECREATION COMMITTEE Hockey Moms: Re nine. Month( Meeting TUES.. OCTOBER 2OTH.AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE ARENA EVERYONE WELCOME Inquiries - please call: 482-3997. 482-7731 This Ad Courtesy of fir1 1 ■ AND SONS LTD. ..pkat, ea. CUNTON 4E7 3409 tem AND CENTURY SPRAYER MAIN CORNER CLINTON 462-4732 For Big Savings on • our 3 - Day TRUCKLOAD CARPET SALE Premium Quality at Clearance Prices NEW REMNANT HARD SURFACE STOCK CLEAROUT FALL SPECIALS 12' x 24' Harding [Rust] Richmond Salvo Lemon Honey (RB) Reg. 9.95 SALE $8.5° Ideal for Rec Room Coronet [Vengeance] 18 oz. Commercial Carpet. Extra wear-abillty - 1919 PLYMOUTH RELIANT K -FRONT ..�_•, WHEEL DRIVE 1082 PLYMOUTH HORIZON TC -3 FRONT. WHEEL DRIVE Reg. 7.95 SALE '5,9S Reg Two colors to moose from Shnier [Safari] #30 Honey (RB) Soft & Plush 9.95 SALE 58195 Ideal for bedroom Ozite Brown Floral Scotchguarded Reg. 9.50 SALE 58.25 Ideal for Kitchen or Rec Room [Eagle] Brookfield Pattern Scotchguard & Sanitized to Stay Fresh Reg. 8.95 SALE $7.95 Iwo Colors Host & Brown Ozite [Nevada] 7805 Pattern Relg.9.95 SOE.YD. SALE '8.5° Many more remnants in various sizes Reg. 510.00 [JB] SALE '286.0° Save 5224. 12' x 19' Gold Twist [J. 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Gray Reg. 11,95 SALE $10.95 [Melmart] Black Pearl [RB] off white Reg 8.95 SALE 57.95 Ideal fpr Bedroom Harding [Finesse] Rust [RB] Sugg. 21.95 CLEAR OUT PRICE '10'95 ,s 10 9 w,Je Blue Opal Plush [JB] Reg 13.95 CLEAR OUT PRICE $11.95 NET 30 DAYS