Clinton News-Record, 1975-10-02, Page 311.
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charter was
poli01100 control
director for e preservation1 reforestation
land ManagenVA education
and recreation within_their
iinpoctant to the resPeCtive watershed boun-
'arnps which act as
reservoirs source Authority projects are funded
streams and t Partially by an annual
reas and babitat for assessment of member
ind valley land for municipalities, based on the
are ing land area contained within the
itenmg rate due to managed watershed. The
urban and balance of the funds for con-
. servation programs is provided
fie this by thePowitielalGovernment.
z of our resources Because so many con -
1 practise servation projects are
own HalL.
the Ma*tiand On
Foundation. a separate and
recognlzed entity,is belng
created to help provide funds
by giving ibe general public a
direct opportunity to par-
ticipate in the protection and
proper management of our
renewable resources for the
future.
The Foundation is4e74
registered charitable
organization managed by a
Board of Directors who are
authorized by the Minister of
Consumer and Commercial
Relations to accept donations
or bequests of money or real or
personal property, and to
channel those monetary or
physical resources into the
implementation of new con-
servation programs, and
toward the continuation of
environmental protection
programs now in existence.
Through personal donations
of money or land, an individual
can help to achieve the aims of
the Authority's orograms.
The HOMO Town flail was
built in 1914 and the- gloom of
the post-Vietorian era
remained in the turnishings4
The old council chambers and
ladies rest room tin the west
side have now been U7an-
sfonned into a Modern clerk's
office, with a photocopier and
Gestetner machine, and a fire-
proof room added. Adjoining is
a council room which will stand
up to any found in Huron
County's Sinai' conununities.
A folding door can be opened
to make one large room when
needed. With walnut panelling
on the walls, original table and
uphobtered tub chairs, and
nylon carpeting on the floors.
we have a wamt, friendly at-
rnosphere to offer our coun-
cillors which we hope will be
carried over to their
deliberations.
The Library now runs the
length of the east side and
librarian Margaret Ingram is
only sorry that she will not be
working in it, muchlenger- The
ot.n
of wainut
learning.
onging. With in.
and shelves
pteifly of roani tor 4 n
ll
abook sections.
Materials were boughttrOM
nail and McCauley, fluilding
Supplies, Bonthron Furniture,
and Skiels Imibrary Fur-
nisbings. Construction was
carried out by Wayne and
Harold Smith, electrical work
by W.H. Fuss Electric, and
painting by Morrissey Pain-
ting. Total cost wasover k20,000
and took over six months to
complete and we feel every
penny was well spent for now
and generations to come.
Visitors were present from
Exeter, Zurich, Seaforth and,
other surrounding
municipalities. To round off the
evening, the Women's Institute
served coffee and home baked
cookies and many compliments
were received.
Sales Barn report
Supply consisted mainly of
steers. Demand was active,
prices were up. Fat cattle:
heifers 542.75. - • S51r,50; steers
$49.25 - $54.00. Pigs: Wieners
M. - 559; chunks 565.50 - 573.
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nt. was
Moutided 'What the authem Wheni h eafly
rnatters?"Tbe choir rendered
4'° Mighty r -
Next Sunday.. the Sacrament
GiHThQtYC:41UMC4114" Oweittierb:
held.1
meeting will boon October 6.
Personal
Collin Mason visited with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
How little we know WIWilwe
are being judgOti is shown in
this venture, as Velma tells los
they were lust driving through
Herm g one (lay and noticed the
empty stores. Wanting to get
out of the city., make a 11)41101
and provide a needed service,
they deeded to investigate
further and their store is the
happy result.
Vclmabelongs to the Masorne,
Lodge 10 altend
meetings here. --
She and Jim have two sons,
One S.H.D.R. and the other at
Henson Public School. Smuts
are their interest Welcome to
Hensall, Velma,
The 1976 Chryslers and Plymouths will arrive October
16. All models Will be on display.
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One of Clinton's -oldest reslderds Norman Bali celebrate4
his gist birthday last Thursday. iMr. BAwho still enjoys
excellent health and lives in his own home, stands beside a
century -old bell that once called him and his brothers to
on their farm near SuznxnerhllL He stilL enjoys
and the&
Mitchell. (News-Recordphoto)
Going' Aim
$5.00 per. couple
MODELS
FOR THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF OUR "NEW STEREO SHOWROOM"
AT 34 KINGSTON ST. (ACROSS THE ROAD FROM c:HISHOLM TV), 4'
CHISHOLM TV HAS PURCHASED FROM ZENITH OVER 70 STEREO -
UNITS ON SALE AT SPECIAL CLEAR OUT. PRICES SOME WITH- SLIGHTLY
MARKED CABINETS
SALE DAYS OCT. 3 4 ONLY
THIS WEEK OPEN THURS., AND FRI. UNTIL 9 PM.
DeWitt' for Godorich, Clinton & Surrounding A