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...J- me 12 The contestants .for the •senior -closets.queen
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vontest were, left to right Mrs. Ar Abell rs: Bushell,
u h el, Mrs. Arie
Dulzer, Mrs. Lucy Reno, and
Last year's queen, Mrs. Jean Walker is on the right.
CafntvaI. committee gives
$Z0(M) towards pool fund
Thursday, June 19,1975 .
Clinton's swimming pool
repair fund got a geod shot in
(June 5) Sore feet were
only words to describe
feet of these boys who were
the first persons to complete
the Bayfield 18 mile walk-a-
thon last -Saturday for the
Brandonrt�ily. Left to right
are Ron May, Randy Castle, the heating system at the
and David Fawcett. (photo by Clinton Public Scheel
Mitvena ,Erickson)
xes up aver
Thursday, June 26,1975
Faced with an increase 'in
the incidence of rabies in
„7 -County in recent
-M414:!/%,„*O.e.Othr officals are
concerned at poor turnouts
for ' free rabies clinics around
"the county. l 1 clinics
With four of
completed, only two-thirds of
the county residents who
were expected to visit the
clinics with,. their pets have
actually done so.
After two years of declining
taxes. the average
homeowner in Clinton will
face_ an average increase of
$100 on their tak bila this year.
Last Monday night a
special meeting of Clinton
Council. thel9 j5 taxite was
set at 172 m illser� (which
residential tax pay
on an assessment of $3,000
means about an extra $10+
dollars in taxes. us of
College The ClintonCampus
not be
Conestoga g
closing. but the campus
estimated 1975-76 budget
deficit total of 517,000 has sentn
search df r cutting the ex-
cessive:costs. in operating the
Clinton centre. persons About 1,000 P
at-
tended the 107th annual
Henson Spring Fair Tuesday
the bank account when
Winter Carnival chairman.
presented
Ruth Lombardo
the Recreation Committee
with a $22,000 cheque at its
June 12 monthly meeting..
Ralph . cwurmarn, prin-
cipal of the Clinton and
District Christian School. is
angry at the double tax
tion
that parents must pay if they
decide to send their children
to an independent school. He
is also upset about the
misconceptions that the
general public holds regar-
ding the independent school
system and is determined to
clear up the myths.
"Our school is like any
other
children 'ar taught froan school. m
the
th
a Christian point of view. But
. that doesn't mean that we
make little angels. he said at
the Tuesday meeting of
he
Christianschool board.
of
The Huron County n a
education, meeting i
special session Mondaynight.
authorized the immediate
calling of tenders for repair of
College officials scurrying
:ar � site
night.' of
Bill Colernan, president
the Hensall South Huron
Agricultural Society, spon-
sors of the one night show,
labelled it the best ever.
beautil'i."
Thursday„July 3, 1975
The Canadian Radio-
Television Commission an-
nounced onr J une25 that it had
rejected a request for higher
cable rates, • presented by
Bluewater TV cable Ltd.,
• explaining that At was not
convinced ,that the company
,could, not improve KS service
for customers' in the Clinton-
Goderic.h area. • V� Orden.
1iiron , County
Anson McKinley, =told -.:the
monthly session of the county
council that . he would initiate
restructuring within, the
county governmental' system
if the government of Ontario
is willing to give more
authority at the County Level.
Jack Riddell, presently
M PP in the Ontario
legislature for Huron wihl -
present the Liberas in the
new Huron-Med
�eriding
in the next provincial
tion.
All the hard work that the
Clinton Horticultural Society
has been putting towards the
realization of its Centennial
project finally came to bear
fruit on the evening of June
15, when the radar triangle
was plaited with bushes.
The cost of housing is high
for everyone, or everything
as the case may be, and it is
no different for the Clinton
Fire Department which will
move into their new 542,000
renovated home in about twc
months in the former shell
service station on ' Huron
Street.
Our best wishes to the Town
as it enters its secoiid Ci undred years.
Clinton since 1 s$•
Proud to be serving
(June 19) These five made'a-"fatherly" picture as Father Joseph Hardy, the pastor of .
o
k
er
' Catholic Church (second frejm right) welcomedFathers John Gra
ham, r and Father
noured
.1t a r s
at a reception were. Father Simon MoD' �haaham,(rlght) a native of Clinton, was also
Stanley McGuire. Father John Sharp • photo)
welcomed back at the June 10 evening reception. (News -Record p
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