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Clinton News-Record, 1972-11-02, Page 7. BEST WISHES with Burger PROPERTY ARRANGED By 41.51 43 WEST St, GODERICH 524-8951 your business venture! Bar REPRESENTATIVES BILL CLIFFORD st4.909? - OR - JACK CUMMINGS e24-u824 Congratulations Barger Bar SAM WAIN ELECTRICAL We were pleased'to supply and install all of the electrical lixtUres, includiee &twirl° heat for your new lochtlon. GODERICH $24-4o43 Drive-hi Restaurant GRAND OPENING OF THE BURGER AR MENU EAT IN OR TAKE OUT DRIVE Fish Snak .... Fish Dinner Extra Fish .80 1.25 .30 Chicken Snak .85 Chicken Dinner . 1.35 French Fries . .25 - .35 Family Bucket . . 1.00 Onion Rings .35 Sundaes Milk Shakes Cold Drinks Coffee & Hot .35 .40 .15-.20-.30 Chocolate .15 - HOURS - MONDAY TO THURSDAY - 11 A.M. to 12 MIDNIGHT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY - 11 A.M. to 1.30 A.M. SUNDAY - 12 A.M. to 12 P.M. Doreen Steenstro Mary Lou Melick Wanda Million SPECIAL FISH SNACK REG. 800 FAMILY EAT-OUT SPECIA L SENIOR 3 BURGERS FOR THE PRICE OF FREE DRAW FISH DINNER FOR TWO COMPLIMENTS OF STEW • --- FREE DINNER FOR TWO NAME ADDRESS ..... Yoio PHONE GOOD ONLY AT BURGER SAR CLIP Out CouPtin AND Ofiftio IN TO GRAND OPENING DRAW FOR DINNER WILL BE MADE SAT. NOVEMBER 4. We are happy to see your new Burger Bar Congratulations Bisset Bros. DAIRY SALWORD 5244581 CASE VANDEN HEUVEL CONSTRUCTION CONGRATULATES THE BURGER BAR We Were Happy To Be The Contractors Of Your New Location. BEST WISHES. 11.11.2 GODERICH PHONE 824-9176 We at the Burger Bar, have not only expan- ded, and opened our new, better equipped location. We also have a larger staff to bat- ter serve you, our customers, We hope you'll drop In aeon! Stewart Steensiro EXTENDS BEST WISHES & CONGRATULATIONS PEPSI LA TO THE BURGER BAR Tuckey Beverages Ltd EXETER PRONE 235-1505 BURGER aibit BAKED BAR FOODS Wishing You Continued Success Gordian's Dairy Ltd. 34 STANLEY ST, GODERICH 524.7421 CONGRATULATIONS BURGER BAR N.D. CAMERON LIMITED *PRIMO CONGRATULATIONS & BEST WISHES Oft Psi Ball Becky Crawford CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEW BURGER BAR ON THEIR GRAND OPENING. We are ,pleased to be the Supplier of the paper products used in both the former and now the new premises. ILO. JERRY FUEL & HARDWARE 00010110H $24.0871 CONGRATULATIONS REST WISHES BURGER BAR Drive in PAINTING E DECORATING DONE BY BOB MANIIIA 24 fionriLar.._47iint rocfi .'04-6(134 A BEST WISHES BURGER DAR WE WE EtiPe:i,SED .HANDLE YOUR PLUMBING TO LUMBING HOFFMEYER P is ag:473101 55 KINGSTON ST. Junior Burger .35 Senior Burger . .45 "Double Deck" Burger .60 Cheese Extra . . .10 Polish Pup (Sausage) Hot Dog Foot Long Corn Beef .40 .30 .50 .55 My sincere thanks ... to the electors in the Constituency of Huron, for the gratifying expression of support and confidence, will endeavour to represent all constit- uents to the best of my ability. A very special thanks to all those who participated in the campaign. M P , for HURON Clinton Fireman Eric Switzer sprays water on the engine of a car that caught fire at the Gulf Station last week. The car is owned by Terry Dale of Seaforth. (News-Record photo) Red Merriman a good man to know You've probably met Red' Merriman. At the Lions Club or at any number of activities around town. Red's an active participant in them because, as manager of Clinton's Royal Bank, he is vitally con- cerned in the well-being of the community -- and its people, So, if you need extra cash for something wor- thwhile, need lelp in arranging your finances, or just need a friend to help you sort things out -- drop in to the Royal and say hello to Red Merriman. Helping people is his job. That's why he's a good man to know. Community Corner Under the auspices of the Huronview Auxiliary, the residents of Huronview will hold their annual bazaar in the Crafts Room. Many handmade ar- ticle* will be Offered for *ale and a good cup of tea tool Come and enjoy yourself and make some other folks happy as well, on Wednesday, Noire-. mber Your Support of the Bible Society and Poppy Fund wilt be much appreciated. Be as generous as ptotilble when the canvasser call*. ROYAL BANK .56),v/iv Ontario (UNION, 4112.34/7 Clinton. News-Record, Thursday, November 2 x [972- awling news Auxiliary plans November bazaar At the Clinton Crown Lanes n Ladies' Intertown, Exeter eads the pack with 24 points ()Hewed closely by Mikes and owlmor from Stratford each ith 21 points, Mikes 1 and oderieh each have 16; Zurich, 14; St. Marys, 12 and Clinton Crown, 9. In Tuckerstnith Mixed League at the Crown Lanes, Seldby's Summacs lead with 29 points; Joost's Junipers, 19; Bob's Birches 17; Wally's Willows, 16; Ed's Elms, 15; and Cliff's Chestnuts trail with 10 points. Hilda Veenstra had beoth the ladies' high single of 269 and high triple of 612. John Hayman had both the men's high single of 270 and high triple of 679, In 1he Londesboro Men's League, Kenworths still hold the lead with 26 points, followed by Meeks with 22. Whites and Auto Cars each have 18. W. Leiper had the high single of 260 and Glen Carter had the high triple of 687, Cliff Saunder- cock had the high average of 224 while Don Buchanan was the most improved bowler with a plus 26. In the Wil-Dex' League, Heidelburgs lead with 8 points followed by the Oktoberfests with 5, Mo!son Brewers have 4 and Red Caps have 3. Nellie Burkholder had both the ladies' high single of 220 and the high triple of 548. Jeff Dixon had the men's high single of 232 and Don Gow•er had the high triple of 605. In the Londesboro Ladies' League at Crown Lanes, Jump- N-Beens have a good lead of 33 points over Mixed Keens, who have 29. Jelly Beens have 21 .and In-B-Tweens have 15. Janet Hunking had both the high single of 336 and the high triple of 639. Nancy Roy was the most improved bowler with a plus 24, At Bill's Bowling and Billiards in the Men's Inter- town, Goderich leads the race with a total of 51 points ac- cumulated to second place Mit- chell's 40. Mikes 1 from Strat- ford and St. Marys each have 39. Stratford Bowlmor, :36; Clin- ton Crown, 35; Clinton Cloud Nine, :33; Mikes 2, 30; Exeter 1, 28; Valiants and Exeter 2, 1.9 and Zurich, 16. G. Fitzgerald had a fantastic high single of 425 and D.' Whinnex had the 4 high five of 1194. In Bill's Mixed League, Team two has 24 points; Team one, 22; Tean1 three, Team four, 11, Betty Switzer had the ladies' high single and Sheila Keys had both the high triple and the high average. Don Switzer had both men's high single .and high triple and Howie Grealis had the high average. In the MoNon's. Crown-Mixed League, Crown Jewels lead with 24 points followed by The Goldens and Dot's Spots with 17 each. Iii-Jinks and Six Pack have 16 each; Zip Cats, 9; Canadians, 8; and Half 'and Half, 5. Eliz Collins had the ladies' high single of 285, Marie Bromley had the high triple of 644 and Gerry Harris had the high average of 207. Art Hoy had the men's high single of 296 and Bruce Collins had both' the 'high triple of 667 and the high average of 224. In the, Clinton Crown Y.B.C. Junior League, Strike-Outs lead with 15; Kelly's Heroes and Alley Dusters each have 12; Wipe-Outs and Wildcats each have 10; Crown Royals and Tornadoes each have . 9; and Steve's Strikers have 7, Nancy- Kuehl had,the girls' high single of 187 and Wendy Gibbings had the high double of :316. Alex Harrett had both the boys' high single of 291 and the high double of 509. 'In the Clinton-Blyth ladies' league, Hot Shots lead with 18 followed by Sea Monkeys, Laughing Hyenas and The Pacer's each with 17, Road Run- ners have 11 and the North Star "500" have 10. Lois Gibbings had the high single of ..278, Mary Davey had the high triple of 699, and Joyce Feltz had the high average of 195. In the Crown Teen League, Labatt's Blues lead with 22; Les Etoiles Manifiques, 17; Bloomers, 16; Coconut's Crew, 9; and Deep Purple, 8. Joan Garrow had the ladies' high single of 202 and Debbie John- son had the high triple of 544. Steve Amsing had both the men's high single of 30'0 and the high triple of (374. Research is now finding methods , of helping even the severely handicapped to achieve hitherto unexpected levels of self-help. • The regular monthly meeting of the Unronview Ladies Auxiliary was held in the Craft Room at Huronview on Monday October 16th with ' members. present from Blyth, Clinton, Hensall, Londesboro and The meeting opened with .the members repeating the ' Lord's Prayer in unison, The president, Mrs. Colclough, welcomed all the members and a special welcome to Elimville, a new ;In- stitute member for the Auxiliary and two ladies from that In- stitute who became Individual members of the Auxiliary. We are always pleased to receive new members.. All ladies in Huron County are eligible to belong to the Aoxiliary and you don't have to be a member of an Institute. The membership fee is 50 cents per year and the meetings are held oh the third Monday of the month in the Craft Room at 2 p.m, No meetings 'are held in December, January or February. Plan now •to come out next March and join the "Auxiliary. Mr. Archibald was Pleased to report that. the FM Radio had been installed and was providing background music over the PA System during the day. Some of the television sets around, the building are becoming old and troublesome and the Auxiliary are shopping. around for several good recon- ditioned sets to replace some of the more troublesome ones. Final plans were made for the Bazaar to be held on November 8th. The Bazaar and Bake Sale will be held in the Auditorium and Tea will be served in the Craft Room. Auburn Institute will be in charge of the kitchen, and Blyth Institute will look af- ter the Bake Sale table, All In- stitutes are asked to provide baked goods for the Bake Sale. Individual members will provide cookies, tarts or squares for the tea. There being no further business the meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction and refreshments were served.