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lessons., Viiwas .tnclty,
ThomPOIMst floe Fool With an 1
class from Coo Public takes instraC
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classes e f of public . 1 ch l in took
ersndth. Reeve Elgin
DistSaturday and T� . Here be grade two
ftlOO disking, suit and all.
Irons teacher Tom Lyon, on..rlg t. ,(News -
members of Bayfield family
spitalized after flames hit home
Thursday; bila 4E05 Public- Hospital. All are
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suffering" fro
r
m what is
Five members of a Bayfield described .as moderately
hospital suf- severe burns.
family - are in �
tering from burns as- a result, The other members of thefamily, �, Elaine, the mother
of � flash fire in their hams and another,son Pat, 17
early ednesd oflmorning. a, escaped the house with only
Karen Bacaadom, 19, and her
minor cuts and bruises.
B,G flatly -has been ap-
pointed Huron County Clerk -
Treasurer and
Administrator, effective.
immediately. He' succeeds
John C. Berry, who • died
recently following a lengthy
illness.
"Homeowners a n d
sister Kelly, 33 are in serious
condition in University
Hospital in London as a result
of burns suffered when fire
swept thr � ��wo homes of
n
the Ken % ranon
Highway 21 'about 2:30 a.m.
The father, Kens and. two
sons, Blair, 16, and Harold 7,
are infair condition in Clinton
t�t�l
Y*C*te,
alt teid Couotihathe
s' family Ore mo.►g. to"
s> ilr tristhat., . atham>- were
ts.
gutte'd'their home et at�e Clintoni � Clinton residen�C�!ancil.
withoutstndIng FICO ss.
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'Te hill'` on River Street in meetiing:. last night wanting
to
ie
d . may be cut . down knbw what 01001 was d.� i
moved to its . About a new Senior citizens'
and the �r►.ad .,
sition,plea that some '
Bayfield recreatloncocn
councisenior citizens have been ,
council d+�cided at a meeting
ha
last Monday night, Council seeking
for
Finland and
will tender for the wor c, on the Margaret Laron asked
hill, but. no construction date Mrs. ..had . -Sked
Was set. council if they
resented with a petition--
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Vanastra � Recreation o • P 100 senior citizens
fcials have released signed bytre be' j
registration figures on the . "king t c Finland and Mrs.
usagd of Huron County's Lawson s: that building
s The
pool. r ofpar-centre would be a waste of
The total number
ticipants in programs of money whenn the
seniors c uld
instruction now total_ 897, • 'smeet in meboMdy'shono* �� --
school students use the pool
approximately 250primaryry o"There wont__, be it"
each week and 300 people persons to use Mrs.
participate in the general Finland said. `'There ue os u id
be less that 100 t
and.can we justify spendinga
Thursday, May 15,1975 lot of tax dollars for so few
The Sarah Hale chapter of ` Reeve Harold Lobb sat he
the LODE will present Mrs. was "100 percent behind
Alice Thompson of Clinton building the centre.
businessmen in town who get
out the paint brushes• and.
spruce up their properties
may be eligible for one of nine
prizes that the Clinton. Cen-
tennial Committee is offering
for the best. decorated home
or business.
The fifirst six meals of the
new Meals on Wheels
program in Clinton. were
delivered this week. For only
Si ,25, any persons who are
unable to make their own
meals, can have 'a hot
nutritious meal once a day for
up to five days a week.
SWIMS.
persons?"
(May•
15) Mrs. Sylvia Potter Porter (Kathy Street) admires Anniess(lo-Aerie e Snell),
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edls for marksmanship In the ballroom scene Central � Huron ,Secondary Repo phot
"Anode Get Vsur Gun"- which runs till Saturday
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Proud of our history in Clinton
since 1925...looking forward with pride
to Clinton's second hundred years
Bank of Montreal
Canada's First Bank
corner of Ontario and Victoria Streets, Clinton
(April 17) With the return of Spring to the area, the
project le restore. the fronts of businesses in the core area
of ..Clinton are back in swing. Altogether, six business
fronts' `haves either .bei- restored or undergoing the
tie
process. Jack. Roords;. lef t�;. -and Robert Kay
putfinishing touchesto a restoration project on the Dr. D.B.
Palmer building this week. Gordon Duern of Clinton was
the designer. (News -Record photo)
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DRAPERIES .. PAINTS ,WALLcOVERINGS
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Huron Street, Clinton
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...saluting the town and
its citizens on a tremendous
Centennial Year. Y we continuo
with the sante progressive spirit.
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