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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1972-02-24, Page 2Save Now on a 'Toshiba' SPECIAL 1995 Color Portable TV ONE WEEK ONLY each , — $ 4 89 95 The outstanding color compact TV that you can place al- most anywhere. Features include: special X-ray protection circuit; automatic degaussing; automatic fine tuning; solid state VHF tuner with lighted window indicator; 20,000 volt chassis 'Toshiba' advanced design picture tube gives you a bright, sharp, dear picture every time. Fingertip color tint control lets you tint perfect, natural colors at the flick of a finger; Handsome, Walnut finish, 'Duranyr• cabinet lauilt for Oars of rugged use, 17" high, 25" wide, 20" deep. Portable Stand Available 24.95 extra • YOUR COLOR gElIVICe DEALER GALIBRA11111 TV Alisait a lIottoribtorti .Stsf cLINTON„ on News-Reord, Thursday, feProry 24, 1972 Bill Riehl wins award Town Talk for advertising promotion Carol Beane and. Anne Marie Powell crossing the finish line together. Peggy Jones won the race fel. girls 12 and under, and the boys' race, 14 and under, was won by Stephen Jones, Winner of the Men's race was Harvey Carter. BY MARG RUPD A visitor to the News-Record 04 Mendayof this week was a former editor, Eric McGuinness. Eric, who has been on the staff of the Hamilton Spectator for some time, preceded the present editor, Keith Roulston. During activities at the annual convention of the Specialty Advertising Counselors of Canada held Feb. 7 through 11 in the Martinique Motor Hotel, Montreal, Bill Riehl was awarded the "Best Promotion 1971" Spectas Trophy by the Association. This award is presented annually to the advertising distributor in Canada whom the association felt put forth the best promotion of specialty advertising for a specific purpose. The items used were in conjunction with a "Work Safely" program in a Northern Ontario mining industry. This beautiful trophy along with others at the event for various categories were presented to the recipients by Debra Barbagallo, Miss Grey Cup 1971. Bill and Gamester Advertising Service Lfmited with whom he is associated were also runner-up in another section. Attending the convention with 13111 were his wife Gladys and Phil Gamester, President of Gamester Advertising Service Limited. Also attending were Bert Robinson and Bill Gardner of the Sheaffer Pen Company, Goderich. + + The following are the results of the Snowmobile Novelty Races which followed the torchlight parade: Hay Race, First, Gary and Dennis Jewitt, Clinton; Second, Al Finch and Larry Jones, Clinton; Third, Doug McGregor, R.R.2, Kippen and Dave MeInally, Seaforth. Western Pickup: First, Doug McGregor, R.R.2, Kippen and Dave Mclnally, Seaforth; Second, Ray Brown, Clinton and Bev. Hill, Varna; Third, Gerald Horton, R.R.5, Clinton and Bill McGregor, R.R.5, Clinton. Obstacle Race: First, Doug McGregor, Kippen; Second, Fred Lobb, Clinton; Third, Russ Archer, Clinton. Snowball Race: First, John McGregor, R,R.2, Kippen and Doug Upshall, R.R.2, Kippen; Second, Brian McAsh, Clinton and Don Taylor, R.R.1, Varna; Dave Mclnally, Seaforth and Doug McGregor, R.R.2, Kippen. There was also a snowshoe race and the winners were: First, Herb Oakes, ReR.2, Clinton; Second, Len Lobb, R.R.2, Clinton; Third, Tony Bird, R.R,2, Clinton; Fourth, Ernie Lobb, R.R,2, Clinton; Fifth, Charlie Broadfoot, Brucefield (12 years old). It is good to see a new store filling up a vacant spot on the main street. We know Mrs. Elliott will find there are many ladies interested in sewing their own finery. Junior Fanners plan dance The regular meeting of the Clinton Junior Farmers was held on February 16 in the Clinton Town Hall. Constable Wayne Moulton gave a talk on snowmobile safety with the use of slides. John Fielder thanked Constable Moulton for a very interesting talk. A joint meeting with the girls was held and bills paid during the business, It was decided to hold a toboggan party and to sponsor a dance sometime in March. The meeting was adjourned and lunch served. -I- -I- 1- We have some belated results of events which occurred during the Carnival Week. Judges at • the Costume Ice Carnival which was sponsored by the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority were Mrs. Rhea Jones, Mrs. Jay Addison and Dr. Graham Bowker, Winner of the Girls' Best Comic Costume, any age, was Peggy Jones as Carol "Bernet". Peter Anstett, as a baggy- trousered tramp won the Boys' Best Comic Costume prize, The prize for Girls' Best dressed Costume, (a mouse) was won by Cheryl Beane and Peter Anstett won the boys' Best Dressed Costume. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Carter were the winners of the oldest male and female skater on the ice, respectively. There were also some fast and furious races. There was a tie in' the Girls' Race, 6 and under, with iliERE's BIG GAME... it4E WANT ADS Bill Riehl recently won an award for sales. Here he is seen on the left with Roger Gagnon of Roger Gagnon Inc„ Montreal, Phil Gamester of Gamester Advertising Service Limited, Sarnia and Bert Robinson of Sheaffer Pen Company, Goderich. Mr. Gamester is head ofthe company Bill sellsfor and he won his promotion award using products of Sheaffer Pen and Roger Gagnon Inc, eii=e1Frit CLINTON' HOW TO PLAY "LUCKY PUCK" „tz.t;:z:..". .n. 2, '" : 3. moor Kul. Room svm MOOS MIS SEASON — FLAT MA'S EXCH1NG NEW GAME I YOU COULD Incentive program i funds all allotted The Ontario Department of Municipal Affairs announced this month that the $35 million provided for this winter's Ontario Employment Incentive Program has been completely allocated. Be the end of May, when work under the program ends. an estimated total of 1,200,00 man days of work will have been completed and close to 1,000 municipalities, school boards, Indian bands and conservation authorities will have undertaken projects. "Many jobs have been created as a result of this program and many important projects which might not otherwise have been possible have been undertaken," Marc Trewin, Director, Municipal Subsidies Branch said. Municipal buildings and community centres have been built or repaired; four municipalities have joined together to build a medical centre; one Indian band is using the funds they received to prepare a camping area while another is clearing a children's playground; there have been erosion control and other conservation and recreation projects. Metropolitan Toronto's submission included a traffic study and a research study on chemical treatment of the municipal water supply. The Township of Nepean received funds for a survey of recreation needs. cases that large supplementary outlays by the municipalities were usually not required. In addition, the fact that municipalities and other eligible bodies were permitted to carry out work on private property where the public interest warranted, added to the scope of the program. The $25 million • Ontario Employment Incentive Program was announced by Prime Minister William Davis last October 8th and the amount was increased by $10 million late in DeCember as a result of the enthusiastic early response by municipalities and other bodies eligible for grants under the program. "A year ago we carried out a more limited program in which 697 municipalities or Indian bands received grants totalling $6.3 million. Experience gained in that program and consultation with municipal officials enabled us to organise this year's much larger and more flexible progrWeee Mr.. TreViin said. , In addition feitheenunicipalities' participating, more than 50 Indian bands have applied for and obtained grants under the Ontario Employment Incentive Program this winter while more than 20 .conservation authorities and approximately 140 school boards applied and qualified. The Ontario program was designed • and administered in such a way as to avoid conflict between it and the federal grant and loan programs, which were also available to municipalities. A feature of the Ontario program this year was the provision for use of up to 25 percent of the funds granted on each project for such expenses as supervision, materials and equipment. This meant in most OlacCol 16.1644 11.66, Wee. A.".6•4666"11: rt.: 41, MOW" -tee Ver.- **.rit.X1.7‘o t*, 6 Me NO SP. Moroi 1* 111* 1141 Swop woos irra. tom on Om "Pet soociors Oa 011no_ .1=701011:ruZ """' 7. X f,I1Z "' ..... "" ""°"" a. 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