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ton nae of Clinton .welre
weekend visitors with Kerri
Medd„
C !:404 tl .nsare extended
to Mr. and Mrs. Leo iforhanulk
on the birth of a daughter
Angela Lynn on September 1 -7th
in Seaforth Cormunity.
Hospital.
Mr. Carl !Kerner attended the
funeral of his grandmother,
Mrs, ,f,W.' Merrier in Zurich on
Thursday. He also visited with
1st�t r. t-an�dMrs. Ron Coleman of
RR 'I�-► Varna.
na.
Sunday visitors with Mrs,
George McIiwain were Mr. and
Mrs. Geor8e +Mcflwain s and
Lynn of Stratford, Mr. Earlan
Osborn. Melody, Leona and
Residential building costs have gone up 24 percent in the•past
three years. The value of your home is probably higher than
you realise -- and climbing,
Let us revhtw yourfire insurance policy today to be sure your
coverage is adequate.
Representing the; following. companies: Royal. General
Accident, U.S.F. a G. Domnion of Canada, Howick Faun
Mutual; Guarantee Company.
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volunteer
fire figliter...
Singly, his hat is that of a serviceman,
a sportsman, a.- man of the sea, a scout-
master, a businessman, a cowboy, a farmer,
a construction worker.
Put the hats together -- and what have
you got?
Your Fire Fighter.
The Clinton Area
Fire Board
Every week fire strikes at moire than one thousand
Canadian homes; •
In terms of dollars that means a yearly loss of more
than 00,000,00Q. although the typical house fire
averages under in damage.
But the truth i3 that three quarters of all fire deaths
occur in those homes. And not only death, for hun-
dreds of Canadians are horribly burned and 1often
permanently scarred in these fires.
Fires rarely just "happen"! Nine out of every ten
fires are the result of carelessniess and neglect.
Don't let neglect and carelessness cause fires in
Clinton.
Make every week
FIRE
PREVENTI o N
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Remember ....
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Mr« An Mrs. Bi Uvingstane
have returned a from a 23
day trip toCalifornia and. the
Wates. tt Slate*.
Mrs, George Mcilwain and
Mr. Carl Merner visited on
Sunday with her father, Mr.
Walter Kingswell of Huron -
view.
Police report
A rock was thrown through a
north side window of the
Central Huron Secondary
School sometime Saturday
night, causing $200 damage to a
window in the auto body shop of
the schooL
Clinton Police say there are
no suspects.
Ws. int
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Fire is easy to start and hard to
control. Watch for, and eliminate
fire hazards at home and et work.
Clinton Community.
Credit Union limited
70 Ontario St:
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,lf club ;vias and tow wet. Ara. G•
W'ili afl; Vie quo. onfietd, two
-draw*. tray. Lam• JCS. tray. !alta. 14.
baikia; Aikea Broth! . la wraatiet.
Nancy : n 1. Tt ►; village Guild.
Bayfield. bird ,plates. Anne Cabo;
Bean' rant. 2 tree * dinner , Hnhma
Powell. Goderlch; often Shot*. Seafield,
miracle all lamp. Vickie Peck; Village
Guild, Bay'flel& handbag. Eva Beld. Hen,
sall;
Ancient Mariner. Bayfield, an ck, Muriel
Trott; Steve Argyle. twos draws, kick stand,
Mrs. E. H<ilderleY; kick stated. Julie
Hilderley; sal,r i% picture. Jean Lbw.
ntore;Bayfleld Hardware, two draws. pie
rack, Verna Morgan; pie rack. Mus+ Jim
Scott. MA: Graham's Ow . Bayleid.
matchbox "toy. Brad Faioner. Seaforth;
P.U.C.. tan. Mel Barber; Hum Laundry.
wlttle shirt, Marianne Menzies; �Anateli s,
carving set. - Boaeuarry Johnston, Lan-
deaboro, Setting' Fuels. sports lantern.
Danny Dale; Mary Elizabeth Salm two
cans hair away. Bichaard Westlake.
Bayfield; lfiesrra Wholesale. four draws.
algia tight, Bob Morgan; night fight. Stanley
Airdrie. Landeshoro; night light. Sue
Briirtskill; night "light, Urs.N. Tbt;
!leant Wholesale. barometer. Airs. E.
Johnston: Loortae Brown Motors, ear floor
mat, Mrs. Sharon Carter; Bill Rldhl
Advettishsg, three draws. ash tray. Adele
Jervis; mettle converter. Mrs. Norman
Baird. Bnicetieid; notebook. Vi George;
Separate Map, sweater. Mrs. Doug. Ball;
th mast`s Beauty Salon, beauty aids.
Ev lyn Archer; Bay's ShoeA ir. assorted
pairs of shoes. teats. Clair Pater; Bayfield
House. die, Jean Taylor;
I.G.A., groceries. Bev. Van Ninhuys.
Bayfield; Anonymous, three shirts, Mrs.
Laura Howard; Charles Beauty Salon hair
spray, Mn. John Flynn.; Del -Mac Variety.
ear model, Mrs. Frank Fingland;
Newcombes, digital clock. Mrs. Evelyn
Olde; 1t.C. Melte. florist arrangement.
Kathleen Idllott; Mary's Sewing Center. two
draws. pugse,Cy Murrell; purse. Mrs. Bev-
Witli cre1t
Hummel's Feed Mill. 25 lbs. dog load.
Roberta Pltansteel; Harold Wise Ltd., door
chimes. Mrs. Joyce Taylor; Clete -to Auto
Wreckers. two draws. ! gal. anti -freeze.
David Widllsleraft; a tits motor oil. Mott
Swan, Goderich; hurl -Lyn, hair spray. Kay
Wise: flitch Store. tulip candies and spoon.
, firs. Jean Braudiigan. 4rucefield.Radiant
Life Centre. two eight.traack tapes. Mrs. A.
McFarland; E & alt Outfitters. three drawn.
serving tray. Doug Ward; serving tray.
Be wise ... inspect your home today! And make sure you're
fully insured. insurance won't prevent fires, but it will prevent
total Vis. For the up-to-date fire coverage you need.... see one
of our agents today.
THINK FARE SAFETY
— -- The McKillop
Gt#lC+s» Main Street
SIAPCNITH
MARGARET SHARP
Sod./Treas.
JAMES KEYS
RR, 1 ,Siiltaf firth
WMa'EWWER
Lortdoiboro
Mutucil. Fire
insurance Co.
INSURES:
Town Dwelling — Summer Cottages
Classes All of Farm Properties —
Churches — Schools - Halls
AGENTS:
S .1. MURRAY
RR 5 Seaforth
K.4. RTUE
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, At t'nt; Witdr
*e two diinst+eacs, flame* I ud,
Open;
ttinlintree floral- arronilemcnt.
Mervin Flasher. c`aniPbot . ss_ eater, Alice
Do-a>n& 'S Garage; table wear, Lunda
Britnd. yti : Mason's Ltd.. Blythe. two
draws. d5 #bs. flour. Lori LeBeau
Brufield: 25 lbs. flour. Mrs George
Wright; Shadow Bon. d%Jl, Sharon White:
Smth's Pro hardware. Parse, John Sp+easrin,
Atony atwousr. Shaving cream. Marjorie
MacKenzie. Glaiths, two draws. record,
Mrs. Goldte Rutledge, candlestick. William
Lobb: Herman's Men's Wear. shirt, Jeff
Morgan:
Thaw's. Blythe, cnlrror, Mrs. M
Malcolm. Austett's. Assorted glasses. Aust;
Mary Ism Rau. Zurich: An tett'a, Matson
higher. Valerie Dale. J.W. Counter Building
Supplies, $ O mdse certificate. Dorothy
Mitch. nth Ctammzn ity club. truck and
trailer. Brea Brooks. Blyth; Clin-
ton—News Record. one year's subscription.
Stella Tyrtsfail; Harald Lobb &Sons. electric
lantern: Mrs. Milton prate: Base Poctory
'Mitt, china floral plate. John E. Spea.rin;
Sears. electric grying pan, Miss Jean
McEwen; Nth cbmrthtuhity Club. rag doll.
Mrs Harry Bailiff; eenuitercial Printers.
personalized playing cards. Tara Chapman;
Clinton Electric Sapp, pocket radio. Cheryl
Armstrong; Quasi si Lanes Bowlttaag, cocktail
set. Mrs' Gloria McEwing. Wadi:shoro;
Duttons, Brucefield. picture, Brenda
H%iners; Edith Anise Hair Styling. two
draws. shampoo: Bill Austin. Seaforth;
suntan lotion. }Cathleen Elliott : Red ak White.
groceries. Mrs. Bill Holland; Beanies. two
lamps, Jean Martin: J & T Murphy. to gal.
gas. Steve Raoy. Glutton Community Credit
tltilon.45.00 share, Mary Sharp; $5.0o share.
Debbie Pickard: ,aayfield Beatty Shop.
beauty aids, Mrs. John de Jong; Martin's,
hockey game. M. Lutz. London:
Jervis Aluminzan. touch -bar. Betty
Brower; Radford's Garage. set of wrenches.
Mike WWiseraft; trene's Laundromat. 54.00
dry cleaning, Mrs. Herb Beterling. Zurich;
McCiinchey's Garage, six cans coke. Frank
&lurch; Priceguard, beauty items. Barbara
Darrell; Radford Construction. Blythe. anti-
freeze. Janice Stephenson; Tastier's. Blythe.
erstamerVa. Joan Switzer ountry Kitadten.
taatdesboro. two six packs of pop. Debbie
Balt, Wiseway Home Bldg. Centre. three
gal. paint. Mrs. John Flynn: Laurie
Williscraft; Rita Flynn, Durst's Garden
Centre, flower basket, J. Fisher. Bayfield.
Ross Scam Fuels. BrucefieId. two draws..
camera. Ken lioadgins; camera. Bobby
Jamieson. tondesbaro. Riley's Barber
Shop. hair tonic. Mrs.. Harold Gibbings;
iungstaff.s, sunglasses. Allan Neal; R. H-
lMines Startoco, $7.00 gas voud cr, Edith
Turner. Bayfield; 'Village Guild; Bayfield•
china flower knack -knacks. Elizabeth Medd:
Village Market. 'Hayfield: slaad set. Mrs.
Violet Burns. lsan+iesboro; Pool-Piiliasrd
corner. eight track tape. Mrs. Barry Wilson;
Ray & Sihirl's. groceries. Ate. Eldin Kerr:
Ball & Metas. painting. • Dodi Armstrong.
Sterlock-AMaaning, piano bench. Joyce
Irwin., Don Middleton, one bushel apples.
Marro East. Goldsworthy Motors, Moo
Worth of gas. Mrs. Martha Craig: Hotel
Clinton. renter fortvdo; Robert Snell:
Farr Haven. one night accommodation,
Donna Westlake. Bayfield: Hurmn Pines4'
Construction. • cannestoga lamp. Viola
Peterson; Carter's West End Supertest, oil
change and grease job. Milani Cobb. Little
trtn> . tzich for two. Mrs W Counter.
Woollen Shop: Bayfield: potpourri box.
Dorothy Lulls ns, Al Finds. 10 loaves of
bread, Pauly King. Vanastra ; Baintoa's Old
Milt. Blythe, blanket. Judi Neeb, Bayfield:
Clinton Dry Cleaners., $5.00 worth of
cleaning. Mrs_ Arms 0dr: ough, Craig's Tire
& Auto, SS. gas. Michael Jesting,
Cairiton Home Hardware. 20 pc set of
dishes. Ted Davies, Chilton Meat Market.
*10 toucher. Lauralee Johnston; Fatrholm
Dairy. 20 qt. tokens. Dia Shipp. Chrysler
Mntar Sales. 10 gats. of gas. Joseph Whalen,
T B- Allen, Londesboro, two draws. 25 lbs.
dog food. Mrs. Stilton Dale: 25 lbs_ dog food,
Kay Wise. Tuckey Beverages. three draws,
case of pop. Mrs. Allays Neal. case of pop,
Austin Roorda, case of ,pop. Mrs Jinn Scutt
Sr , Blythe. Meayrnee Restaurant. 12 egg
mils. Mrs. Silt Holland. SIOO baby. J Fisher.
Bayfield.
of officers w>
d as president a d• lain
Vi '.. er as vica.preOdent. It
was decided to have a floating
secretary.
Tie leaders are Linda Bell
and Linda Vanneste. The -Club,
"Let's klake , Bread" was
outlined, hand out sheets were
tilled out, and whole wheat
freezer bread was made.
Change of Meting time '
The agriculture meeting of
Idwe I, M� Grant c n
is •�
n charge ef e ..,
speaker will be 094 fungq,
from the Agriculture office in
Clintfntt..
Mrs. Betsy V.D. Berg of
Holland. who has been visiting
with Mrs. Susie Van Loon and TT
Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Hoot^
nett has retut~ne+d borne.
Mrs. Rodger Hoornaert is a
patient in Stratford Hospital.
FIRE
can take it 0111
It costs more today to replace things than it did 10 years ago
but have you increased your insurance to keep abreast of the
change? Let us check your home to see if your insurance is
adequate.
Tensof thousands of Canadian homes will be struck by fire,
this year. Most of these fires will be caused by carelessness
and neglect. Make sure that your place isn't we of them.
K.W. Colquhoun
LIMITED
INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE -
GENERAL INVESTMENTS
19 Isaac St. 482-9747
next time
you blow a fuse
remember these
facts before
you blow
your top
IIWhen a fuse blows it n
a panel that you have
overloaded palet of you/ esaeth
Cal system a circuit
h your horde's electrical
system is riot acuate
to terve tail fou* needs youll
nonce other symptoms ugnrs
msy dim Iron tune to tune. YOu,
maxst, will take longer to toast
and.a pkances'nosh motors may
appear sluggish
3 tl your home .s mOnit
than 10 rears old. the
chances aro your electrical Sys.
tem recount* u0 dating to take
caro of today s requirements
There now more than twice
eho of appkances used
.n the opens than ten years ego
1 SOLUTION
tt its notneca*jl,y to put upvein*
tuts, iriectiveiatiticit eausad ter
en out •duffed slectncal system
Have your household wiring
ezio need soon SOO how assay
10 addle can be modernized
elettricaily
SENEMS
al YOu can usa as marry
appliances ars you *VIA
et the sauna wne Without
giPvnnp tusas a astond thought
2 You can add any num
Der of new trine -saying
appliances to your home
3 Your appttances w.n
Operate more efficiently
and with hiss strain on motors
4 Youcan enton the con
sentence of having aur
the elec'an st outlets you day,*
You wi5 avoid the tnconven
once dI unsightly extension
cords and the intendant risk of
or+xfMadernp the putts
• Addaronal comforts
such ax tl1Ctrrt Rime
mg ander condlfeoexng carr d>r
imply accommodated
• Modinmong your vs*
eng system won make
air importmnt difference to this
safety and resale venue of your
horse
Ra wiring cart be handled
with tittle disturbance to your
name and at cost. far less
than you may Ulmer Contact
• qualified electrical contractor
soon Or call your Hydro •
THINK about FIRE
WHERETO YOU ARE
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