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The Home Paper With the News .
Tells the Story of Your Community
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Protection of Persons and Property
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Last Summer—Firemen ruched in vain
to the Wise barn fire `on the
Bay field Road.
Always Some Pictures in the Paper!
Each week hone. people — or some
location is pictured in the Clinton
News-Record.
About $1.50.00 a month is spent in
producing these pictures ip print.
On this page alone, total cost was
,approximately $25.00.
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Our' purpose is to reflect the moods
. of the community; record the out-
standing events and the story of the
people of the community.
RIGHT: View of Library Park where
green grass, sun and fountain make
a lovely resting spot.
in Pictures!
Fire at the Former Riddick Feed
Mill, Mary Street
In 1952
At Left: First trial ,
of new mask—with
the reeve standing
by. '
Below:' Two boys
and cat which had
its whiskers all sing-
ed..
LEFT:
Modern Classroom
in Clinton Publie
School
Now situation needs
at least two more
rooms. -
Pussy Gets Some Sympathy .
Record of Growth of Farm Organizations
Huron County Fruit Growers is the oldest of many farm orOdnizOtiOns in the
County. Symbol of a strong 'move to progress by the agriculture industry. From the
left (seated) Lorne Woods, RR 2, Lucknow, the new president; William McKenzie,
Reeve of Exeter, first vice-president; Don old Middleton, RR 8, Clinton, second vice.
president; and (standing) Fraser Stirling, RR 2, Eayfield, past president; Douglas H.
Miles (agricultural representative for Huron County), secretary-treasurer.