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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-01-08, Page 9Since December, Frank rson has been licenced to operate his limousine and taxi service in the town of C 'Mon. Here, Mr. Anderson displays his 1971 Cadillac Limousine in front of his Vanastra ffice. The limo is equipped to seat 10 people. ( Alan Rivett photo) CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JA1NUA Y 8,1986 --Page 9 Taxi service expands to the Clinton area TUCKERSMITH TWP. - If you're in need"People from around here have been ren - of a ride - and you want to travel in style - ting limos which come from London," he Frank Anderson has the answer. Why. not said. hire a chauffer-driven limo? He is handling the driving chores of both Since December 19, Mr. Anderson has the limousine and the taxi, -with Darryl Len - been licenced to operate the Touch of Class nox chauffering on an occasional basis. The Limousine and Taxi Service in Clinton. He cost of the limousine service is $40 an hour has also been offering the service infor a minimum of two hours and $30 per hour Tuckersmith Township after receiving his for subsequent hours. limousine service licence in October and a With the new drinking and driving laws, taxi service license in August. he feels there will be an increased demand So far, the limosine service has„been well for his transportation services. Evidence of received, he says. The 1971 °Cadillac this was seen on New Year's Eve when the Limousine, which seats between nine and 10 limousine and taxi service was offered free people, has been booked for a number of of charge with 24 businesses from Clinton weddings in the area as well as for trips to picking up the tab. concerts and airports in London and Sarnia. Currently, Mr. Anderson has one Mr. Anderson said he started the limousine and one taxi cab, but plans to add limousine service because there wasn't another limousine to the service within a anyone offering this kind of service. year. .0 New officers to be elected By Velma Robinson all were guest of Ina Johns, Exeter. New Years Day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. HENSALL - The annual meeting of the Hans Gerstenkorn were Ina Johns, Mr. and Hensall and Community Horticulture Socie- Mrs. Emerson Johns of Exeter, Bill Johns, ty will take place January 15 at 8 p.m. in the., Ruth Irvine, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Passmore, Fellowship Hall of the United Church. Bill Tom and Jan of Thames Road; Mr. and Gibson will be the speaker and the new of- Mrs. John.Batten of Elimville; Mr. and Mrs. firers will be installed. Ken Ferguson, Christopher and Tracy of People Hensall; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kadey from Mr. and Mrs. Chris Shearer and Steve Huron Park; Harold Johns, Joanne Foster, Gerstenkorn from London spent Christmas daughter and friend, Mr. and Mrs. Chris with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Hans Shearer and Steve Gerstenkorn - all from Gerstenkorn It''.N. On Christmas Day they London. WITH: PORK, IN TOMATO SAUCE, BROWN SUGAR WITH PORK, MAPLE BROWNED WITH PORK, OVEN BROWNED WITH PORK. STOCK UP NOW! VAN CAMP BEANS LESS THAN '/z PRICE! POTATO CHIPS ZEHRS OWN REG., RIPPLE, B.B.Q., SALT & VINEGAR 200 g PKG. GREEN GIANT VEGETABLES PEAS; CORN, FRENCH GR. BEANS, CUT GREEN BEANS OR MIXED VEGETABLES NABISCO CEREAL SHREDDIES 500 g 1.89 MONARCH SOFT STYLE MARGARINE 1 Ib. TUB 99C WESTONS FRESH ENGLISH -MUFFINS 8 8 99C LEMON FILLED WESTONS BUNS 6 5 1.59 DIETRICHS FRESH TASTY SCONE ROLLS 1283 1.35 NORDICA 2% - 500 g TUB COTTAGE CHEESE 1.69 AN OFFER YOU .SHOULDN'T F d REFUSE:'""'.. AN DUN Ft • . 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ASSORTED VARIETIES • 28 HABITANT SOUPS 1.19 STOKELYS 2 VARIETIES KIDNEY BEANS McCORMICKS 3 VARIETIES 14 oz. COOKIES LARGE 600 g 59' 1.99 PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY JAN. 11TH PAMPERS DIAPERS NEW BORN 60's EX. iABSORB. 48's TODDLER 36's REG; ABSORB. 54's TODDLER PLUS 32's CTN. PRIMO•BRAND PLAIN STYLE SPAGHETTI SAUCE 796 mL:1.19 PREMI!!M PLUS PLAIN -SALTED 450 g CHRISTIES CRACKERS .1.39 (Sb0'mt. Awaits tPflPfiLlli! SCOPE MOUTHWASH 9w59 ALL PURPOSE � 5 K 2.99 'IV� RnSES IrLOUR 2. g� i+ltilltl UR'ANO u, LASAGNA BOX soog 149 COUNTRY OVEN FRESH 1 DELICIOUS WHITE BREAD 24 oz. COUNTRY OVEN FRESH BAKED DAILY Doz.2u CRUSTY ROLLS • COUNTRY OVEN TENDER & SWEET 16 oz. RAISIN BREAD le NEW! REG. OILY OR DRY IVORY 450 mL SHAMPOO 'OR CONDITIONER PRIMO PASTAS ELBOW MACARONI, SPAGHETTI OR SPAGNETTINI 900 g PKGS. MIRACLE WHIP KRAFT FINE QUALITY REGULAR 500 mL JAR NEILSONS SHERBERT LIME, ORANGE, RAINBOW, RASPBERRY ONE LITRE TUB 12 EXPOSURE ^ REG. 5.99 SPECIAL 2.99 15E�POSURE REG. 5.99 SPECIAL 2.99: 24 EXPOSURE REG, 10°59._.._._ SPECIAL G. w, REO. 14.99 SPECIAL 7.49 C41 PROCESS ON COLOUR, ROLL FILM 11.0, 126, 190&DISCS KING 112E PRINTS .I�ODJ�iC MATTE OR GLOSSY PAPER . PAPER. . . OFFER EXPIRES AT CLOSING SATURDAY JAN, 11./86 • ASSORTED VARIETIES . CHIS CHIPS 350 PKG. 2.59 FOUR VARIETIES PRIMO VEGETABLES. loot 69C 8 VARIETIES . ASO Mt. LAURA SECORD JAMS 1.59 PRIMO IMO_ . 6 1.1'9 IN `/"9FittiiL... .. Alli RAND \,\,...:a, 4•�•:,; ,SHREDDED WHEAT 450o 11199 Holidays end work begins By Margaret Hoggarth KI13PEN - The East Women's Institute will hold their Cultural Activities meeting on January 15 at 8 p.m. at the home of Al and Margaret Hoggarth. Roll call to be answered by "A Way to make our daily life a pleasure." United Church News Rev. Lorne Keays presided in the pulpit of St. Andrews on January 5 - Epiphany Sun- day. His sermon was entitled "Just over , Christmas? Well here's another one Frances Kinsman accompanied the hymns on the organ. The Sacrament of Holy Com- munion will be observed on January 19. The Annual Congregational meeting for Kippen Church will be observed on February 9. The executitre of The United Church Women will be installed Jnhuary 12. Kippen Scholars Julie Wright, daughter of Evelyn Wright, left on January 3 for Calgary, Alberta where she will spend the next four months working for The Nova Oil Co. Julie will then continue her studies in May at Sir Wilfrid Laurier University. Linda Roberts, daughter of Helen and Ted Roberts, has returned to Fanshawe College London to continue in her third year of` Ad- ministrative Studies. Shelley Finlayson, daughter of Ruby and Laird Finlayson, has' returned to Marvel Beauty School in London where she is train- ing for a course in hairdressing. Jim Parsons, son of Phyllis and Harold Parsons, recently completed an eight- week course at Fanshawe College in London, finishing his third term in Electrical Techni- cian Studies. Jim will resume working with J.M.R. Electric of Exeter. Paul Hoggarth, son of Al and Margaret Hoggarth, starts a four month work term at Champion Road Machinery in Goderich. Paul is studying in Mechanical Engineering Technology at Mohawk in Hamilton. Greg Hoggarth, son of Al ,and Margaret Hoggarth, has been assigned to St. Andrews College in Aurora - where he will assist the math. teacher for the next four months before returning to the University of Waterloo. Nancy McGregor, daughter of Mildred and Ronald McGregor, has returned to the University of Waterloo where she is study- ing a general arts course. Yesa Wisch, daughter of Thea and Uwe Wisch, is at Sir Wilfrid Laurier University studying accounting. Lisa Hoonaert; daughter of Wilhemina and Rodger Hoonaert, returns to Westervelt Business College in London to further her studies on computers. Personals Rosemary McGregor was able to 'return home from hospital on Christmas Day. . Greg, Paul, and Janet Hoggarth arrived home safely through the storm in the wee hours of Monday morning, after a 15 -hour drive from Quebec City, where they had been skiing at Mt. St. Armes for a week. fl''11'. d,;' ..'s1!1.:'s'i .ons 'an 1' .., 11. •,, 1.. Lioness prepare for carnival By Maureen Dunsmore VANASTRA - January 9 is the first mon- thly dinner meeting of the new year for the Vanastra and District Lioness Club. The winner in the Cabbage Patch Twin draw, that was held December 18, was Barb Hodgins of Vanastra. Winter Carnival February is the date of the Lion and Lioness Winter Carnival to be held at the Vanastra Recreation Centre from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be games of Snow Pitch all day. These games of ball are fun for the whole family to watch. A pancake breakfast will start at 9 a.m. and run until 11 a.m. Other events of the day will be a kiddie corner, obstacle courset hay rides, horse drawn sleigh rides, snowmobile rides and snow golf. Some of these events will depend • on the weather., A dance will be held at night from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with P.R.S. disc jockeys providing 50s, 60s and country and western music. Anyone wishing tickets to the dance or more information bn the carnival please phone 482-7723 or 482-7065: Pot luck supper planned by Blanche Deeves T MIDDLETON - On Sunday morning Com- munion was celebrated with Rev. George Youmatoff officiating at St. James' Mid- dleton Anglican Church on January 5. Ray Wise and Edward Deeves received the offer- ing. On January 9 the ACV penny savers pot luck dinner will be held at the home of Audrey Middleton starting at 7 p.m. sharp. Husbands are invited oep�News dtoteatd as well. e Mary Atwood of Detroit was a holiday guest with her sister Delores Dutot. Mary, Delores and Alvin Dutot spent Christmas with Arlene and Bill Hulls and Jonathon and Jason all of Cornwall. The Deeves spent Christmas day with Balfours and on New Year's Blanche and Ed travelled to Chatham to have New Year's , with their daughter and family. On their way home they stopped at Highgate and had dinner with Margaret and Harry Lippert. . The holiday weathter and roads were not the best. Mrs. Deeves had several phone calls. One call was from her aunt in Ban- bury, England who said her husband was preparing for his garde%. Prom Florida, the report was they were cold and wearing more elothes than they should need. From n. Proionitastpnc Prom 1ctmdMil, irain or a bd.