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COUNTER'S JEWELLERY
6 ISAAC ST. CLINTON
° We *till have >i few Oho* rettlive In International
Storting et HALF PRICE In Pine Tree, Joan of Arc, Wild
Rose and Enchantress,
4' Also odd Items In the following patterns all HALF
PRICE - Ballad, Heritage, Evening itar, Milady., Mor.
ning Star, Coronation, Lady Hamilton, Inspiration,
Remembrance, Daffodil.
* Wail clocks, alarm clocks, watches, rings, etc. at
reduced prices.
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Store hours 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
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CLINTON
Make this store your shopping centre for
quality men's and boys' wear.
Choose your gifts from our large
selection of —
*Forsyth shirts, sportswear.
*Terry William's—Shelby sweaters.
*Currie.Hickok Shirts -- belts
neckwear — slacks -- jewellery.
Plus a fabulous selection of
KNIT SLACKS, BLAZERS,
SPORT SUITS
GIFT BOXES — GIFT CERTIFICATES
HERMAN'S
MEN'S WEAR
Phone 482-9351 Clinton
OPEN WEDNESDAY
IN DECEMBER
OPEN EVENINGS
WINNER OF FIRST
CHRISTMAS DRAW
MRS. GEO. YEATS
CLINTON
THREE EXCEPTIONAL
LOW MILEAGE
'7 3 MODEL CARS
14,000
MILES
. 14,000 MILES
'73 FORD TORINO GRAN SPORT
Again, this is the top of the line inter-
mediate sized car in fhb Ford lineup.
Lovely dark green finish and is a V8
automatic, power steering, power
brakes, radio, electric rear defogger,
bucket Seats and console. Compare
anywhere. Lic, No, IBEX 491 '3695
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Cadillac
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will cost Stanley taxpayers $70, council
also decided. The sheep belonged to
Russell Manson of Concession 11.
In other business, council decided to
back a resolution from the Township of
March asking the Ontario ministry of the
environment to make all beverages bottled
in returnable, containers.
Stanley also agreed to Pay the 1975 dues
6C $25 t&' the'"Olitario‘• Godd Rbacts
AssoCiation, 'and accepted a tile 'drainage
application of $1,500.
A by-law, to give $33,801) in tile drainage
loans was also passed, and general ac-
counts of $151,354, and road accounts of
$4,668 were ordered paid.
'73 PONTIAC ASTRE HATCHBACK,
2300 cc four cylinder engine, four
speed transmission, custom radio, rear
seat speaker, rally wheels, lettered
tires. This unit is finished in Astre
Orange with a smart beige Interior. Ex-
ceptional condition: Lic, No, DBF 946
'13 BUICK CENTURY REGAL
This top of the line, intermediate
styled Buick features factory air con-
ditioning, power windows, power
Steering, power brakes, power trunk.
Michelin radial tires, individual front
seats, vinyl top, radio, rear speaker,
rear defogger, full tinted glass, sport
mirrors, bumper guards, special wheel
covers, etc. Absolutely immaculate.
Locally owned. Lic. No. OHO 209
15,000
MILES
4195
‘inummii
Stanley...
'2395
10%
CHRISTMAS
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MARY'S SEWING CENTRE
17 Victoria St., Clinton 482-1036
Authorized White-Elea Dealer
A life-long resident of
Colborne township, and a man
who has many accomplish-
ments to his credit, Hugh Hill
of Goderich, celebrated his 90th
birthday yesterday, Dec, 11.
Mr, Hill is a very well-known
HurOn County resident, and he
was born in Colborne township
on Dec. 11, 1884, a son of the
late William, and Melinda Hill.
Mr, Hill was educated at the
old SS No. 4 Colborne township
school, but he says "I quit when
I was 12 to help on my dad's
farm. I just never had enough
education.'
But the lack of education
didn't seem to deter Mr. Hill.
As well as running a highly
successful dairy and fat cattle
farm in Colborne for 40 years,
he also ran a sawmill in Peter-
boro for five years from 1916 to
1921.
Mr. Hill is very well-known
in agriculture circles
throughout the province. He is
credited with organizing a far-
mers club in Benmiller the
early .1920s that eventually
bewilan the Federation .of.
AOieulture, •
Mr. Hill was also chairman
of the Huron County Commit-
tee of the Ontario Plowman's
Association when' the first. In-
ternational Plowing Match was
held in Huron County in 1946.
' Among his other connections
with agriculture, Mr. Hill was a
one-time chairman of the Cat-
tle Committee of the Royal
Winter Fair; a former chair-
man of the Canadian Guernsey
Breeders Association; a former
chairman for 12 years of the
Canadian National Livestock
Records Board, which looks of-'
ter pedigrees for all animals ex-
cept Holsteins and dogs; and a
cattle judge for many years at
dozens of local fairs.
Mr. Hill claims his greatest
accomplishment was in moun-
ting a campaign to eliminate
brucellosis and Warble Flies in
cattle. Today, brucellosis is
nearly non-existent in Ontario.
Politics was also a favorite
hobby for Mr. Hill. He served
locally for 12 years on the
Colborne township council, and
three years as reeve.
He also ran three times as a
Liberal candidate for the
provincial house in thee 1920s,,,
bueneverigOt a seat, in Toronto,
although he came within a'few
votes twice.
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CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
Announces the opening of an office for the practice of his
profession
at
39 West Street
Goderich, Ontario
Telephones;
P.O. Box 305
Office (519) 524-2011 Goderich, Ontario
Home (519) 524-9640
N7A 406
CLINTON Ng'i/V ECOAP, TH1113$PAY, PECEMBEB 42, 197
Local man wins car in lottery
Colborne
The first prize winner of a 1975 Old
smobile Cutless in the Vanastra Swimming
Pool Roof Lottery is Harvey Ashton , .of
Clinton. Mr..Ash.ton's ticket was drawn. by
William Elston Warden of Huron County
at the Lottery windup dance,
Other prize winners were: Rowcliffe
Motors Ltd„ Seaforth, $100,, drawn by M.P.
Robert McKinley, Elf Ross Staffs $100,
drawn by Jack. Riddel M.P,; Don lay,
Clinton, $100, drawn by Elgin Thompatin,
Reeve of Tuckersmith; and 0, Bryan,
Toronto, $100, drawn by Mrs. Nellie Conie,
president, Vanastra Community
Association.
This lottery, under the sponsorship of the
Vanastra Parks Recreation and Corn,
triunity Centre Board, was planned to raise
the necessary funds to build this new in-
door pool complex, It was the hope of the
committee that at the conclusion of the lot-
tery adequate hinds would be available to
allow an immediate start on this worthy
project.
This pool, the first in Huron County to
be covered for year round swimming, will
be a valuable asset in the recreational pur-
suits of all Huron County Residents, The
complex will provide: children's learn to
swim courses; mom and tot swims; com-
petitive swimming; life saving and life
guard courses; as well 'as open family
recreational swimming, -
The Huron-Perth Separate School Board
and the Huron County School Board have
shown interest in this facility for school
Mr. Hill, who still enjoys ex-
cellent health, is also .a long-
time member of the Masonic
Order, being a 64 year member
of the Morning Star Lodge of
Carlow. He is a past Deputy
Grand Master of South Huron,,
and a grand superintendent of
the Masonic Chapter of the
Huron District.. He participated
in installation services at the
Lodge last Wednesday night,
and he says that he has never
missed such a service in all his
64 years as a Mason, a rarity in
Ontario, if not Canada.
He was married to the for-
mer Sarah Selema Bean of
Carlow, who died in 1972. The
couple had five daughters, Mrs.
Hazel Feagan of Goderich, Mrs.
Clare (Doris) Parton of
Toronto, Mrs. Clare (Olive)
Baechler of Goderich, Mrs.
Norma Hazlitt of Benmiller
and Mrs. Rex (Irene) Duck-
worth of Goderich. Mr. Hill
also has 10 grandchildren, 14
great-grandchildren, and four
great-.great-grandchildren.
He has lived in Goderich
since 1959 and drove hisoown
car until last year,
He was honored at a family
gathering at. Mrs. Hatlitt's
home on December 8, and his
brother Russell from Mitchell
is arranging a family dinner at
the Bedford Hotel on December
13, to be followed by a com-
munity social evening at the
Carlow Hall that night.
class swimming. It is hoped that, many
surrounding municipal recreation
programs will also .utilize this important
additional year round swimming facility.
The Vanastra Parks Recreation an d
Community Centre Board have stru c k
budget of $44,000 to build the structure
over the .existing
Funds have been pledged to date from
the V. a, rnl (1. •, • •%•,1k nt for labour
BY WILMA OKE
Al a special meeting of the Huron.-Perth
County Roman Catholic separate school
board held in camera last Wednesday, the
decision to hire another assistant superin-
tendent of education was reached.
Howard Shantz and David Teahen, two
Stratfo.rd trustees, opposed the action in a
recorded vote asked for by Mr. Shantz,
Supporting the additional hiring of the
superintendent were the remaining eight
trustees of the ten trustees at the meeting:
Michael Connolly, Kippen; Francis
Hicknell, Seaforth; Mickey Vere, Stratford;
Joseph Looby, Dublin; Oscar Kieffer,
Bluevale; Arthur Raid, RR 4, Listowel;
John McCann, Ailsa Craig; and Donald
Crowley, Gadshill,
The assistant superintendent would be
hired in lieu of two consultants. The board
Three area men escaped serious injury
last Friday night when a car they were in
was forced off the road, rolled over in a
ditch and was completely wrecked,
The accident occurred about 11:40 p.m.
on Dec. 6 on Huron Street at Erie. The
three occupants, Gary Morrison of Varna,
Leslie Howatt of Isaac Street in Clinton,
and Kevin Dutot of Raglan Street received
only cuts and bruises,
Clinton police say charges are pending
against a driver who left the scene of the
accident.
Police are also investigating two break
and entries in the area, About $1,000 worth
of tools and toys were stolen from H. Lobb
and Sons. farm ininlernent dealers. on
Wednesday night, December 4.
Thieves also made off with cigarettes,
associated with construction through the
146cai initiatives program, from the Provin-
cial Government through the Community
Centres Act.
The Roof Lottery successfully raised an
additional $2,400 leaving a balance still to
be raised of approximately $12,000,
Organizers hoped that this money can be
raised through cash donations.
other sundries and $50 cash in a break-in
at the Huron Fish and Game Club last
Saturday night.
About $550 damage was done last
Friday night at 7:40 p.m. when a car driven
by Brenda Dietz of R.R. 4, Seaforth and a
car driven by Clarence Haak of RR. 2,
Clinton were in collision at Rattenbury
and Albert Street.
A car belonging to Blanche Stephenson
of Dunlop Street in Clinton received $200
damage when it was struck by a hit and
run driver , while it was parked on Queen
Street last Saturday night at 9:40 p.m.
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man marks 90th
eparate board hires
ne-w. assistaot uperin.tendent
has had two consultant vacancies since
early last year following the resignations of
the special education consultant and the
primary consultant,
.John Vintar, superintendent of
education, said the ministry of education is
favouring the hiring of supervisory services
rather than consultant services,
Following the meeting, Mr. Shantz said,
"I can't support the hiring at all." He said
most boards have one supervisory person
for. every 3,000 students, and already the
Huron-Perth Board has two for 3,000
students.
Mr. Connolly said it is hoped that the
new assistant, who would be working with
Mr. Vintar and the present assistant
superintendent, Joseph Tokar, vvould have
expertise in the area of curriculum and
program development as well as knowledge
in the field of special education.
Three escape auto death
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