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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-11-25, Page 20Page 4A—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1987 SEAFORTH'S GREAT CHRISTMAS CHALLENGE SHOP SEAFORTH THIS CHRISTMAS .We the business people In Downtown Seaforth have a challenge for you this Christmas. "Do ALL your shopping in Sealorth this Christmas Season, and In return, we'll do the best we can on PRICES and provide you with the best SERVICE going. •We can help you find the perfect gin, right here in Seoforthl! DOWNTOWN SEAFORTH 80 BUSINESSES DEDICATED TO SERVING YOU SANTA CLAUS PARADE FRIDAY EVENING DECEMBER 4 LET SEAFORTH'S DOWNTOWN BUSINESSES SEND YOU ON A TRIP TO �CAS •Top has no cash value •Trip must be taken by June 1. 1988 •Draw 15 lake place Thursday. Dec 24 TWO TRIPS FOR TWO 4 DAYS 3 NIGHTS 'MINIMUM 2.00 PURCHASE "ENTER AS OFTEN AS YOU LIKE SEAFORTH WANTS YOUR BUSINESS .SPOT -THE - TURKEY CONTEST.. 8 turkeys to be given away Friday Nights and Saturdays. Watch for details. .FARM TOY SHOW December 6 •736 FREE PARKING SPACES DOWNTOWN! SPONSORED BY THE SEAFORTH BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION to es M GMMM caaMMM MsM. v N l PRE -CHRISTMAS SALE 9fl% tlie buntry "Gi{t Svire-' �- Studio our entire stock!! Located at R.R. 1 MITCHELL on Highway 83, 1 mile west of Russeldale OPEN 7 DAYS PER WEEK to a.m. - 5 p.m. or by appointment Ph. 229-6341 2 HWY. 83 EXETER GRAND BEND GODERICH • BLYTH HAYFIELD HENSALL CLINTON SEAFORTH ti the �r Country Spire Bs LISTOWEL MILVERTON MITCHELL FULL RUSSELDALE M1� RTON TO \ KITCHENER STRATFORD HWy 7.8 AILSA CRAIG TO LONDON .D iero ST. MARYS TO INGERSOLL A Vanastra Lioness penny sale results VANASTRA - Maggie Cook, salad cutter and port -a pouch (donated by) Vanastra Mini -Mart; Judy Dykstra, chimney cap from Del Metal Works Ltd.; Annie Sallows, chimney cap, Del Metal Works Ltd.; Karen Piett, 1 gal. diesel engine anti -freeze, Bayfield Boats; Diane Andrews, $25, Martin Steel; Scott Wilson, $6, Can Ann Welding; Elaine Sherban, flea shampoo and kennel spray, Clinton Veterinary Clinic; Nancy Fisher Vossen, $15 gift certificate, Goldsworth Motor Sales; Caron Snihur, $5 gift certificate, Radiant Life Centre; Sherry Atkinson, shampoo and conditioner, Reflec- tions Hair Styling; Karen Ratz, small steak dinner by Blue Fountain Restaurant; Judy Dykstra, layer cake by Bartliffs. June Pyett, 8 in 1 screwdriver by McKerlie Auto; Kim Hodgins, light bulbs by Clinton Electric; Scott Wilson, fancy sta- tionery, Clinton Commercial Printers; Sharon White, $10 gift certificate by Dutch Store; Eileen Barrie, nuts and candy by Everything Good, Ken McLean, olay gift set by Clinton Pharmacy, Pat Airdrie, 15 pce. bucket of Chicken by Dixie Lee; Judy Dykstra, nightgown by Lee's; Maureen Dunsmore, $25 gift certificate by Mary's Sewing Centre. Kim Russell, one year membership Star Time Video; Myrtle Glazier, $25 gift cer- tificate, Knechtels; Shirley Ross, groceries by Ray and Shirl's; Shirley Ross, $15 gift certificate by Norholme Decorating; Eleanor Falconer, serviettes and wicker basket by Sandy's Card Shop; Kay Lapp, groceries by Corries; Suzanne Dallas, Lioness Cook Book; Marg Schloendorf, $25 loon dollars by Vanastra Custom Fabricators and Pet Shoppee. Doris Chambers, $20 Rathwell Metal Craft Ltd.; Joyce Dekker, 3 month swim membership by Vanastra Ree f'Pntre• Sonya Vannetten, case of cassettes by Pete's T.V.; Betty Bell, flight bag by Ellison Tours; Betty Bell, flight bag by Ellison Tours; Betty Bell, memo clip by Radio Shack; Kim Hodgins, $10 gift certificate by Clinton Meat Market; Patty Cook, overalls by No Kidding; Elaine Sherban, 1 case of Pepsi and 2 coffee mugs by Target; Marg Diveau, 1 gallon paint by Color Your World. Linda Dixon, pizza by New Orleans Pizza; June Jeacock, cut, wash and style by Hairitage Row; Louise Sloan, jumper cables by Clinton Auto Club; Myrna Smith, Tupperware sifter by Maureen Dunsmore; Myrna Smith, 1 yr. subscription by Clinton News Record; Joyce Dekker, wash mitt by Carters West End; Judy Mason, dog dish and Tender Vittles by Durst Farm Centre; S.K. McGuffin, 2 burgers and fries by Willie's Burger Bar; Karen Piett, 1 bushel of apples by Clinton Farm Market. Don Gower, slippers by Wuerths; Murray Souch, leather wallet by Aikens; Myrtle Glazier, 2 breadfasts by Blackbeards, Lori McLachlan, decorator plate by Anstetts; June Jeacock, pen set by Triangle Discount; Glenna Wild, eye level brake light by Verbeeks; Ina Cook, tire pressure gauge by Clinton Auto Parts. James Jackson, 2 It. oil by Harolds Shell; Elaine Sherban, 2 It. oil by Harolds Shell; Mary Ellen Walsh, champagne and glasses by Burlin Harhotir Light Travel; Helen Rathwell, vase by Dee's Ceramics; Brenda Dale, 4 coffee mugs by Clinton Credit Union; Glenys King, flower arrangement by Cooks Flowers; Verna Glazier, 2 cans__ silicone spray by D. & D. Glass. Ken Gibbings, towel set by Vanastra Fac- tory Outlet; Myrna Smith. towel set by Vanastra Factory Outlet; Glenna Wild, staple gun by Langford Lumber; P.ane An- drews, $5 by Tri County Brick; Ray Cantlon, 1 gal. fabric softener by Hummels Feed Mill; Cam MacDonald, 1 gal anti -freeze by Favorite Christmas carol CLINTON - The Golden Radar Club met in their club rooms at the town hall on November 18. President Ida Godkin con- ducted opening exercises; Muriel Jones read the secretary's report and the financial report was read by Assistant -Treasurer Beatrice Welsh. Thirty-one members answered roll call by naming a favorite Christmas Carol. Mable McAdam had sent flowers to Violet Howes in the hospital, a sympathy card to Edith Anne Johnston and a get -well card to Willa Taylor. She also read several thank you notes. A recess was given for the members to buy their Christmas banquet tickets Those not present, please get their tickets from the treasurer as soon as possible. A donation of $25 was voted to be sent, to Town and Country Homemakers. in Wingham. The social comittee for the December 2 meeting will be Douglas and Dorothy Bezzo and Eleanor Fisher. The roll call is to be answered by a childhood Christmas memory. Happy birthday was sung to those members having birthdays in November. Beatrice Welsh and Mary Dale each gave two readings. Progressive euchre followed. Winners for high scores were Marjorie Caldwell and John Deeves for low scores Reta Wright and Ida Godkin and lone hands Esther Moffatt. Lunch was served by the social committee for the evening of Bob and Beatrice Welsh and Mary Dale. Haugh 2 bottles wind- shield washer by Huron Gas and Variety; Cam MacDonald, extension cord by Groves T.V.; Betty Archambault, vita bath by J. & J. Pharmacy; Bert Colombe, $10 loon dollars by Royal Bank; Elaine Sherban, 10 games free bowling by Clinton Bowling Lanes; Patti Fields, lawnmower tune up kit by Clinton Engine Service; Myrna Smith, 2 bottles windshield washer by Huron Gas and Variety. Hilda Jackson, dinner for two at Pepo's; Cheryl Nuhn, $10 voucher by Clinton Dry Cleaners; Cheryl Nuhn. $30 gift certificate by Ball and Mutch Furniture; Sandy McLachlan, $15 gift certificate by China Palace; Gladys Stanlake, shampoo, cut and style by Les Ciseaux. Connie Mero, pen set by M.P. Russo & Ass.; Peggy McGuffin, paint and varnish remover by Ball and MacAuly Lumber Yard; Helen Rathwell, 3 un candles by Clin- ton Pro Hardware; Myrna Smith, condi- ment trolly by Galbraiths T.V. and Gifts; Pat Fields, Porky Pig Piggy Bank by Mar - Del Cer mics; Joyce Taylor, pressure gauge byClinton Auto Parts; Betty Dowell, $20 by Desch Woodworking; Christine Lapp, $22 by Henry Gerrits Barn Equipment; Alden Crich, doll by Red Maple Inn; Myrtle Goulding, doll by Remax Reality. Judy MacDonald, $20 by L & M Contrac- ting; Sandra Yeoman, Love Bear Cup and cologne from Avon by Diane Hoy; Joan McLachlan, $20, Blue Seas; Susan Ryan, picture by Beatties;--Diane Ryan, sub and pop by Pepi's Pizza; Edna Cantelon, chocolates by C & E Variety; Christine Lapp, Christmas bell by Board and Batten; Myrna Smith, 4 litres of oil by Clinton Gas Bar; Ken McDougall, screwdriver and hat by Ornamental Metal Craft. Lights festival Ho! Ho! Ho! - Court House Park in Goderich will take on a special seasonal glow Friday evening, Nov. 27 when the Christmas lights are turned on to the ac- companiment of a Royal Canadian Naval Association cannon salute and a low level fireworks finale. The Christmas Lights Festival Opening Ceremony gets underway at 7 p.m. with the Goderich District Collegiate Institute, St. Mary's Separate School and Robertson Memorial Public School Choirs scheduled to perform. Santa will be present to greet the children and the winners of the Family Christmas Tree Decoration, Fancy Christmas Cookie and Gingerbread House Contests will be announced. The deadline for contest entries to be received at the Goderich Town Hall, 57 West Street, is 12:00 noon, Thursday, Nov. 26. For information contact the Goderich Tourism Office at 529-6600. ATTENTION CANADIANS VACATIONING IN THE SUN BELT! t1IAtVa�Is Ed4E �1 Ubes% r.i9.• Iw�R®AI�\OutPEN OU W forTwoWe Iola cm11n9 tlews wite c Ottawa accused an• of fiscal flimflam N. 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