Clinton News-Record, 1984-10-03, Page 24•
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Plt'ggyrMenzies read the names of the many winners at the Penny
Sale, sponsored by the AuxWary to the Clinton Public Hospital. The
draw, held on September 29, at St. Paul's Anglican Church, includ-
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ed donations by more than 200 merchants and raised more than
$3,000 for Auxiliary work: (James Friel photo)
June � Angelo
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Bayfield; Bev Pongder-$2Ooo .'bert 8ilyoeld.Odl„agel......
Ca,th,6y Van. Nh)buty8 - lawn equiprnent, Steve Ai yule.,;,,,8,.,
Black candle, Tr'eaetue Tree; Margo Menzies - shampoo
and set, t lip and Curl, Bayfield; Dorothy Sotteaur - Karoh
,George'aGiff$,Sa eld-
e lane Mltepby " fidramWoodland Drive -In; D.
Dimoline -18 holes of golf, Biuewater Golf cour'ae; Cecelia
Schram - 2 dinners - Sugar Bush, •Bayfield; Mr's. Lorne
Tyndall - door swag, Country Flowers, Bayfield; Norma
McGregor and Helen Hisback, 2 dinners, (2 draws) Har-
bour-Lights;
ar-bour-Lights; Rita Kelland and Marg Lawson, knitted or-
naments (2 draws) Gammege's Totality, Rayfield; Mrs.
M. Salverda - 2 tins Swirl -a -Way, Makins Plumbing and
Electric, Bayfield; Margaret Hatch - dinner voucher, Cap-
tain's Cove, Bayfield; Jennie Heykoop - mug rack, Tank
and Tummy, Bayfield; Nellie Nott - power pull, Bayfield
Lumber.
Eimer Trick - shampoo and set, Bayfield North
Hairstyling; Marlene Britton - mixing set, Brandon Hard-
ware; Helen Hogged - birch tree, Jim Cox, Bayfield; Barb
Falconer - oil change, Bayfield Garage; Connie DeJong -
pig starter, Hensall Coop, Brucefield; Kelly Russo -
sweater, Campbell's Men's Wear; Dr. Brian Baker,
Rosemary Armstrong (2 draws) - haircuts, Les Ciseaux
Deux; Mary Tyndall - Kodamatic Instant Camera, Jervis
Photo Studio; Al Lobb - brass basket, Galbraith's; Mary
McMahon - dish and towel holder, Galbraith's.
Stacy Plant - paper lampshade, wall hanging,
Galbraith's; Isabelle Craig - wrought iron basket -
Galbraith's; Mary Warner - gift certificate,. My Fair Lady;
Gieny Tiesma, one year subscription, Clinton News -
Record; Muriel Byer - afghan kit, The Dutch Store Dna
Vanderwal - records, Radiant Life Book Store; Elizabeth
Lawson - dinner for 4 - Pepo's Restaurant; Ed Layton - egg
rolls, Mhay Mee Restaurant; Angela Reid - mirrored
hanger, Ball and Match.
Everett Mcllwain - windshield washe , Elliott's Rad
Shop; Kristopher Roy - 2 dinners, (ntry Kitchen,
Londesboro; Pam Mero - Ever -ready Lantern, Radford's
Garage; Danny Paterson, groceries, Thompson General
Store, Londesboro; Marg Caldwell, cake pans, Mitchell's
Family Market; Brenda Wright, Judy Lee - dog food (2
draws) T.B. Allen Feed Mill; Willa Rathwell - cat food,
T.B. Allen Feed Mill; Murray Taylor - hand painted pic-
ture, Marg Fraser; Cathy Mustard - clearance lights,
MacLellan Welding, Brucefield; Judy Dykstra - table
lamp, Trading Post, Brucefield; Dorothy Beattie - fer-
tilizer, Agrico Ltd., Brucefield; Ken McNairn - 20 Bicenten-
nial dollars, Clinton Bank of Montreal.
Pur -
low HOMO r WitOlfilleld washer and -fret, Rolwl'
**MOB 4.gekttPegrig.,,tirldtebei, AA A.J.HansbEquiP.
tnenit; Wibna MOO**- and Decker ;lig Saw,
mgto . Web Torner- microwave Pan, �..
Witte; Ptau;l YuMitydroeo Toy T;rotdi, It Lobb
SOON Mary" • Chimney rapt cep,"
Bricttand'Tilif i1 y- ApplePaatch)golf,Peck
�riianecs, Varna, WW1 Mama - coffee mugs, Varna
Body Shop; ■p Margaret Dorm -- ginger(�ale, ,[Varna gGeneral
Store; Bill McLeod -all, grease and Suter, Haugh lite and
Muffler; Roberta Manistee' - engine lubricant, Royal
Maintenance. •
Pat Hubert - one Willie' apples, Margaret Middleton;
Wilma McMichael - =Wan, McKenzie Upholstery; Mrs.
e}ntje Trovan - lawn ornament, Harold's HobbyHtd, Var-
na; Mike Pebei - Tootsie Pop Rolls, Yvonne's Lunch Bar,
Blytdt; Milena Lobb - $20 Voucher, Val's Fashion Fare;
Alvin Betties - wool blanket - The Old Mill;. Mary Marsh -
socket set, Manning Lumber; Edward Broadfoot - caPe, G.
Radford Construction; Su SU Myint - smoke alarm,
Eiliott's Insurance; L. Falconer - commemorative Royal
Mug, Wiison's•Health and Gift; Ehna Jewitt - nut dish,,
Blyth Mini Mart; Melissa Moffatt - grapefruit juice, SneP's
Groperies; Bonnie Jewell - Ater °Eight mints, Snell's
Groceries; Brenda Wright, Allan Neal - flour, Howson
Mills; Chris Van Spengen - steak knives, Gord's Hard-
ware; Marie Bromley - tie, Webster Clothing and
Footwear.
Marie Bromley - cowboy hat, Blyth Variety and Kitchen
Cupboard; Greta Scotcluner - Country sausage,
Scrimgeour's Food Market; John Shepherd - teat dip,
Blyth Veterinary Clinic; Brenda Bottema - 2 dinners, Tri-
ple K Restaurant; Alvin Betties, Myrtle Layton, Mary
Sharp - turkey pies (3 draws) Wallace Turkey Products;
Nellie Wartime - wool blanket, Bainton's Original Old
Mill; Bonnie Groot - $21) voucher, Blyth Ian; Al Klaver -
sachet and bath beads, The Saga; Doris Hunter - floral ar-
rangement, Cooke's Florist; Jane Whalen - thermometer,
Hummel Feed Mill; Edna Arthur - smoke detector, Levis
Insurance; Jean Greer - $15. voucher, Clinton Meat
Market; Marianne Reinhart - large pizza, Pepi's Pizza;
Teresa Buruma - bath towels, Burgess Department Store;
Tony Coultis - game, C&E Variety; Olive Cloke - velour
material, Mary's Sewing Centre; Pat Hubert - jogging
fleece, Mary's Sewing Centre; Dorothy Boughen - Maxwell
coffee and Coffee Mate, Ray and Shirl's; Vera Glazier, Bea
Groves and Mrs. Lorne Tyndall (3 draws) - $5 vouchers,
Lee's of Clinton; Marney Walden - detangler, J&J Phar-
macy; Joey MacDonald - cake, Clinton Variety; Marjorie
Marshall, Tim Worthington, Joan Stauttener (3 draws) -
dinners, Dixie Lee; Fay Nelson - oil, Shell Service Station;
Ruth Howatt - $15 votcher, P.J. Goldsworthy Motors;
Theresa Josling - windshield washer, Paul Kerrigan Fuels;
Gavin Hunter, Marie Gelinal (2 draws) - bowling, Crown
Lanes; Doris Hunter, Olive Johnston (2 draws) - apples,
Clinton Farm Produce; Elizabeth Foster - year member-
ship, Showtime Video; Diane Neilands - $25 voucher,
Shirai's; Tracy Buruma - Tonka Truck and Smurf, Pro
Hardware; Joan Burley - slippers, Wuerth's Shoes; Louise
Gibbings - shirt, Herman's Men's Wear; Roberta
Plumsteel, Mary Bell, Joan Disher (3 draws) - $10
vouchers, Sears.
Connie McKenzie - jewelry box, Aiken's; John Lawson -
calculator, Huron Business Machines; Bev Blair - head
rub, anonymous; June O'Connelly, Duane Malcolm (2
draws) - personal labels, Clinton Commercial Printers;
Sharon Forrest - shampoo and set, Lori Lynn's; Clete
McGregor- flashlight and batteries, McKerlie Millen Aul o;
Tilly Hartman - curling iron, Clinton Electric; Margaret
Dowson - case of pop, Becker's; Ida Martin - $10 fare, Clin-
ton Taxi; Bill Riehl - Shell truck, Scruton Fuels; Elaine
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