HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-06-29, Page 5McCAIN 121/2 FL. OZ. FROZEN
FROM CONCENTRATE
CLEAR OR PINK
LEMONADE
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Early
files
5 years ago
June 29, 1978
Fire last Saturday af-
ternoon caused at least
$15,000 damage to the home
of Roy Vodden at Suni-
merhill. A grease fire was
blamed for starting the blaze
which caused extensive
damage to the horne, which
was the former general store
in Summerhill before it was
closed about 10 years ago.
10 years ago
June 28, 1973
Mr. and Mrs, L.R.
Maloney, off Chatham and
formerly of Bayfield, were in
Ottawa recently to receive a
Medal of Bravery, awarded
posthumously to their son
Michael.
He was 19 and a student at
Fanshawe College when he
died July 17, 1967 in a vain
attempt to rescue from
drowning a fellow worker on
a construction project.
He drowned when he
jumped into the water in an
attempt to save the life of
Vernon Oesch with whom he
was working on the north
pier of the government dock
at Bayfield. In trying to clear
a snagged line attached to a
crane bucket, Mr. Oesch was
thrown from the dock into
Lake Huron.
Mr. Maloney knew Mr.
Oesch could not swim and
immediately tried to rescue
him. The crane operator ran
for help but when he
returned, both men had
disappeared beneath the
surface.
25 years ago
June 26, 1958
"The Glorious 12th of
July" will be celebrated in
Clinton on Saturday, July 12
and thousands are expected
to celebrate the 268th an-
niversary of the Battle of the
Boyne. Loyal Orange Lodges
from seven counties have
been invited.
To add to the festivities the
Clinton Loyal Orange Lodge
No. 710 is celebrating its
100th anniversary.
The Bell Telephone
Company has again filed an
application seeking approval
to increase telephone rates.
Proposed increases for
residence rates range from
10 to 45 cents per month and
for business service from 15
to $1.65 per month.
500 ♦ ('alrS ago
June 29, 1933
Councillor A.S. Inkley,
who is president of the
Horticultural Society, has a
plan for town beautification
which should have the
support of citizens. His idea
is to get the town to co-
operate with the Society in
making a civic garden of
that plot facing Mary Street,
which has so far been
nothing but an eyesore.
L S ♦'eal rs ago
1
June 25, 1908
When driving to town
yesterday Mrs. Fred
i,conard's horse became
frightened at an approaching
automobile and upset the
buggy and made off for
home. Mrs. Leonard was
thrown heavily and for some
time was unconscious. The
autoists acted more decently
than those people sometimes
do. They carried Mrs.
i.eonard into a nearby house
and then came to Clinton for
a doctor.
Harry Porter. son of Mrs.
Porter. Rattenbury Street,
was drowned in the Maitland
River at (;oderi('h on Sunday
evening. He was in bathing
got ('aught in an un-
dercurrent and went to his
death l)eforc asslstance
could be procure 1.
100 yea>Irs ago
100 Years Ago
June 29, 1883
Un Friday last, several
members of the ('lioton
Bicycle ('lub took a spin for
practice They rod(' down to
Hrucefield, two of thein
returning the same road.
and the other three going by
the mill road to Seaforth. and
up to the 1Iuron road home
Several tumbles were taken,
but none resulted seriously
''hile coning through a
piece of }way) Nand. Mr
1'isdall was the own ovt'r,
hruisin); his hands and
scratching he face. which
was the onl) accident of any
account
A lad 111 town who took
one of the Irish emigrants as
a servant cane' up the steet
to do sonic shopping one day
and found on her return that
the girl had so gorged herself
ith pies and other
delicacies. as to nuke her
sick, and she has not hcen
able to work since
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