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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1972-12-07, Page 10rAgm‹mm4Y2msYmmwzmcv;;cmcmiwzmcr,w,‘2(msggsT42(mm.mmmamml Give a Polaroid Color Camr this Christmas • •n ILIMA 420 LANO $'44)14.3,5 • and we'll give you $5 o0 for any old camera For a limited time, we're offering $5.00 off the price of any Polaroid color camera, when you trade in your old camera, no matter how old, whatever the condition. FILM SPECIALS Type 108 — $ 4.99 Type 88 — $ 4.19 Type 107 $ 2.79 Type $ 2.19 t,r.i,t....IttAW.:11.11 al f',1",,rupl Curpotalio, C o bi idre, Mass. U.S,A CAMPBELL'S FOR EVERYTHING YOU NEED IN PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT W 168 The Square Phone 524-7532 mmum.,,,mts3MY...4=SysaMM(D2s.MKs2M,tiMtisD:S.MY.4zY,42( 'LzZNIMaZ$15Z1?X(VvS3SzSEviMYAKTAMIXD*CVairsacr:garsletMKTAKTIKrit w FREE DEMONSTRATION Come in and let us show you the complete line of Polaroid Cameras, and we'll take a picture of r3u— FREE o WE HAVE ... BY FAR THE LARGEST "IN STORE" STOCK OF DIAMONDS IN HURON COUNTY BECAUSE OUR STOCK IS GREATER, WE CAN ALWAYS OFFER A BETTER SELECTION FROM WHICH TO MAKE "THAT IMPORTANT PURCHASE" It's more convenient to shop in CLINTON . Remember the jostling crowds, the frustrating parking and the long trip home from your last city shopping trip — in Clinton yOuilf find *Election and value second to none This yeat shop in the "Hub" of Hylton — Shop in Clinton, SPonsOred by the Clinton Retail Merchants Committee. MANY STORES TO SERVE YOU OUR VOLUME BUYING MEANS DEFINIIE SAVINGS FOR OUR CUSTOMERS LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Now is the time to think of laying away that Christmas Diamond. You will never buy a better diamond at a better price than you can at Anstett Jewellers Ltd, When you buy a diamond you want the best at the best price and that is lust what you will get.- Come on in during the day Or arrange a special evening appointment. ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. EstoblishCd 1950 SEAFORTH — CLINTON WALKERTON 0.4AV AVA-VAIM-VAVA AVA,V*VA A-VAVA-IMag owns Vanastra). Court of Revision was held on the Forrest Thompson drain (Hay Township drain) which affects only three ratepayers fin Tuckersinith No appeals were heard, The Council will apply for the Provincial Winter Works grant of $2,325,00, Tucker- smith's share, granted to stimulate winter jobs. The allotment is based on welfare case loads in each municipality. Council expects to use the money for dead elm tree removal, cleaning up brush on Township roadsides, painting etc. Council approved a request from Maynard Corrie, of R.R. 5 Clinton, for land severance of 12 IP acres of his property located on No, 4 highway south of Clinton. The land severed is along both sides of the hayfield River and has been sold to the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority by Mr. Corrie. The Township approved a recommen- dation of the Huron County Municipal Of- lice that taxes be paid to the Boards of Education twice yearly - June 30 anf Dec. 2-5 p.m. All homes distinctively different, gaily decorated for the holiday season. ****************4,k„, - . Ch ristmas-or The Clinton Communit * Credit Union declared a Walk * dividend of six per cent at their annual meeting recently and (A TOUR OF 6 HOMES) .4( will distribute $131,000 to their shareholders. "Or Nearly 50 members showed ,41( up to vote on the dividend and to elect several new directors .4( and committee members. 4 ( President, Hector Kingswell 1-5. A letter from the Ministry of the En- vironment gives preliminary approval to the Brucefield Water System providing it can deliver 70 gals of water a minute. A request from the Mayor of the City of Windsor for a donation to the Essex County Relief Fund for people whose property was damaged or destroyed by high waters from recent storms was tabled. Council members said that many of the properties were summer homes, An Assessment Review Court for Tucker- smith will be held in Seaforth Dec, 15th at 2 p.m. Passed for payment were accounts totalling $254,937.73 and included the following: - 1972 Tax Levy payments of $231,046.02; general government $7,069.93; election expenses $427.36; tile drainage $2,200.00; dump rent for 1972 $800.00; fire protection costs $883,00; municipal water $40.00; street lights $2,420.90; drains $200.00; grants anf debenture cost:: $875.00; roads $8,975.52 Vie little Jinn BAYFIELD 565-2611 Open Weekends Saturday and Sunday DINNER-5:30 - Sunday Hot Buffet Lunch 11:30 - 1 SANTA comes to CLINTON_ 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. SATURDAY DEC 9th AND SATURDAY DEC 16th -FREE GIFT FOR EVERY CHILI:1i Each child must be accompanied -by an adult. CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS Thursday, Dec. 14 — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday, Dec. 15 — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 16, — 9 a.m. to 6 p.m, Monday, Dec. 16 — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 19 — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 20 — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 21 — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m, Friday, Dec. 22 — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 22 — 9 a.m, to 6 p.m. OFA wants . • unit.” He dealt briefly with the new hydro line from Douglas Point to Seaforth, and the committee working for the farmers. in Bruce County and McKillop Township in- volved with the line. . The meeting closed with the election or officers as follows: president, Arthur Bolton, R,R. 1, Dublin, who succeeds Laverne Uoegy of B.R. 1 Dublin; vice- presidents, Mervin Smith, R.R. 1 Walton, and Gordon Blanchard, R.R. 4, Walton; welcomed the guests and mem- bers and introduced the board of directors, credit committee and Credit Union staff. Ernest Williams gave the board of directors report and made mention of the computer the Credit Union now has and the efficiency it has produced, The Credit committee report was given by Jack Reid and the auditors report was passed. Milford Durst and John Levis were elected to the board of directors to succeed Robert Burke and the late Ken Tyn- dall. 'Red' Garon was re- elected to the post. Jack Reid and Charles Nelson were re-elected to the credit committee for three more years. McKillop clerk in hospital fractures ankle When she slipped at her home in McKillop last week, Mrs. Marion McClure, Clerk of McKillop Township, suffered a fractured ankle. Mrs. McClure is in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don where the ankle was operated on on Wednesday and a pin inserted. When did you last check the 'air pressure in your spare tire? The Ontario Safety League asks if you are sure you don't have in your trunk one of those gremlins that suck air from tires? Don't wait until you have a flat to find out if the spare tire is usable. Continued from Page secretary-treasurer, Alvin Dodds, B.B. 2 Seaforth; directors, Murray Dennis, and Lavern Godkin .both of R.B. 1 Walton; Gordon Papule, Donald Moylan and Lewis Coyne, all of R.R. 5, Seaforth; Francis Hunt, and Robert Robinson, both of R.R. 4, Walton; Andrew Davidson of Seaforth; James Coleman, R.R. 1 Seaforth; and Leon Maloney, R.R. 1, Dublin, Music for the evening was supplied by Donald and Douglas Henderson and Kevin , Campbell., SQUARE SHOOTER 2 Polaroid's newest all purpose color camera. Every fea- ture of this camera has been designed to make 60 second picture taking easy. No exposures to set. The electric eye and electronic shutter set all exposures automatically. The 3 piece lens gives you crisp, sharp pictures and the built-in flash uses inexpensive 4 shot flashcubes. And best of all, it uses for about the same price as those you color pictures in 60 seconds Polaroid s square film that gives $ 27•95 WITH TRADE you wail days for. r Ne‘m,Itecord, Thursday, December 7, 1972 • Vareastra people... (continued from page 1 THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT MONDAY AT THE POLLS SEASON'S GREETINGS TO ALL. MARILYN KUNDER yT yT yT yT Ty yT DECEMBER 16 & 17 OAKWOOD, SOUTHCOTT PINES, BEACH 0' PINES yT yT SATURDAY & SUNDAY y c Huron Country Playhouse Guild TICKETS—$2.00 ADULTS—CHILDREN $1.00 .4( Light Refreshments 401( Santa Claus OBTAIN. TICKETS: Griffen Thomas Furniture Green Forest Motel 44 Grand Bend ****************** Hospital.. (continued from page 1) understanding the other's problems," he said, "This can be accomplished only if there is good communication, effective organization and the will to work together," he added. Dr. Galloway said, that it is oncurnbent upon the board to ensure that medical staff members be appointed to the board and that together with other board members they attend meetings of the board and discharge their duties as board members. Credit Union gives 6 per cent dividend MODEL 420 The least expensive model in the luxury 400 series that features the revolutionary Focused Flash. As you focus the camera, the flashgun automatically reg- ulates the amount of light that will properly illuminate your subject. Now you can lake the whole family around the Christmas tree and get the beauty of the tree in your picture too. Other features include, electric eye, electronic shutter, and a cou- beautifully sharp. clear pictures pled image rangefinder to give you $58.95 in color and black and white. WITH TRADE 3 13.,, -NO TRADE ACCEPTED ON ZIP seconds., Includes features like built-in exposure control, handy-carrymg strap and uses fast loading pack film. 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