Clinton News-Record, 1976-01-22, Page 36•
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i'Acpterrsberlat WS,
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4hni,f!gegatt. 17, of Blyth, .
oPperily,!,cit RR- 2 )140101(1,
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died In Victoria Respite' on
t.1004 SenteMheit 12,.of
iniarlOS• received about 10
in a Single. Car crash two
,rnileSeaSt Of ciOrrie,
Ken Harrison, 18 of
WroxO#V'iclied.$01#0111ber 2'.
'1., were 0 . otS of a
road . in
-Jowick' owz1ship and
kidded into a.SO, breaking
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Veter
ans of World War I
AlfittOrcaistrict are
idd that•Aiets day this.
wifl be Old in Kin,. •
Ifie oh 'entertib*r 27-
' Petalled plans have been
completed for the ' official
opening :of the Vanastra
Recreation Centre at
Vanastra.
The parks board, and day.
care centre committee have
set. aside Friday September
.!0, for open house.
The Ontario- environment
ministry has , approved a
proposed landfill site for
Stanley Township.
Township clerk Mel
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(.iug, 28) - Among the more than $0 exhibitors at the 2nd
1,tinual .Clint04 'Potpourri Arts and Craft show fait
weekend in Clinton was Fran Porter of Clinton, right,
who showed off a variety ofhats and things made from
Plastic bread wrappers. Admiring the excellent skill.
needed to produce the goods -is Dorothy Williams of
Clinton. The show attracted about 1,410 visitors. (News -
Record Rhino)
Most Bayfield Fair paradiirsticherS (Sept. 4) agreed last
Saturday that it sees** naproptiate, that MP Bob'
McKinley. and MPP Jilt Olden rode in a.assimare
spreader pulled by Fred L.bb of Clinton. Commented
'-** Mr. McKinley: "We don't spread it, we Net Silent it."
(News-Recerstplooto)
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Congratulations to all
from the management & staff at
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Home Furnishings.- Floor Coverings - Carpeting
71 ALBERT ST.. CLINTON 411112-95OSe
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604* said he ex ors the
100 acre site along the
.Paytield Aiver jk!st OerthWeS
ot ...Varna will s'become.
oPeratien01 lw late fall et.
earlysprin
ity
Thursday, Senteloher4, 110$
Incumbent Member of the
Provincial Parlianleat, Jack
Riddell, a 43 -year-old farmer
of Pashw004, had little
trouble winning the riding of
Huron -Middlesex in the
provincial election.last
Thursday, which saw the
Progressive Conservatives
returned with a minority
government ofiortly 51 seats..
Liberal Murray Gaunt was
swept back into office in last
Thursday's provincial
election with a landslide
victory over Progressive
Conservative Sill Walden and
New Democrat Dr. Don Milne
in the Huron -Bruce riding.
Jo -Anne Palmer, 19 year-
old daughter of Dr. and WS.
D.B. Palmer of Clinton, was
named Miss Midwestern
a
rs.
antario, at the tueEnaw Fall
FdirOOSaturOgy.
She • was chosen from
among 18 girls representing
area municipalities, each
contest whiney in her home
communit7f4
gle to
e nJt eoar the Ib9e7goomin Misses et)) lobmi
of• e"CaantNiagara
ustesptaphe.14 e
ach
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Clinton's five man police
force could find themselves in
a new home late this fall, if
council goes ahead with a
plan announced at- last
%mlfeeedtinnesgd.ay night's bcincit,
Mayor Don Symons said
that the police committee is
looking into the. cost of
. renovating the existing tire.,
hall in the town hall into more
spacious quarters for the
town's five man force.
even sisters win $100,000
Thursday, October 2,1975
Seven women, all.sisters in
the 'same family, will split
$100,000 after one of their
tickets proved to be a good
one in last .Sunday night's
Olympic Lottery.
The winners, who will get
about 515,000 each in the
seven -way • split, were Mrs.
Hugh iDonna) Flynn of
Londesboro, Mrs. Bill (Beryl)*
Storey of Constance, Mrs,
OT-ville (Lila) Storey of
Seaforth, Mrs. John
(Margaret) McDougall and
Mrs. Boyd (Celia) Hartwick,
both of Stratford, Mrs. Ray
(Dorothy) Davis, Thorndale
and Mrs. Don (Hazel)
McLeod of Ailsa Craig.
Cheryl Webster of Varna
was the top winner in the 81st
annual commencement
exercises held last Friday
eight at Central Huron
SecondarySchool in Clinton.
. Miss Webster won six
seholarships, including the
Sir Ernest Cooper Estate
Scholarship for top subject
marks, a W.D. Fair
Scholarship in generat.
proficiency,. three W.D. Fair
Scholarships in grade 13
subject proficiency and an
Ontario scholarship.
The summer of4975 was a
bad one for the Clinton
Kinsmen raceway according
to figures released earlier
this week.
This year the wagering
dropped. A total of 8791,284
was bet on the 13 programs or
an' average bet of $60,866 per
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program. compared to a total ,0 programs last year, or an
of 5834,090 bet on thela.* averagebetof$64 101,
.10attlie Palmer, 18, of Clinton, is heading for the Miss
Derninien of .Caaada contest *next year. Miss Pahner,
who is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. D. B. Pahner of
Clinton, was picked as Miss Mid -Western Ontario last
weekend (Sept. 25) at the Lecknow Fair. It *ill be the
first time that Clinton has. a contestant In the national
finals. Miss Painifr was Cliaton's Centennial (been,
(News -Record photo)
proudt. bik
-port of
this
progressive
community...
OUR CLINTON PLANT AT V? DON STREET
OPENED 971 -- NOW WITH A STAFF OF 41.
EXffiCEI4-0. WILDEX
-Canada-.
.The Ex -Cell -0 Windex plant in Clinton manufactures the WILDEX line of cartridges
and toolholder.s for tbe Canadian and American 'markets. and manufactures tungsten.
and Medium carbide throw -away inserts for the Canadian market.
We now have the exciuSive representation and manufacturing rights far the NTK
Ctrarrile Ansert product line. We also manufacture Ceramic and Special Boring tools
for the Canadian and Export Markets.