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5 years ago
December 21,1978
There likely won't be any ice in the Clinton
Community Centre until at least January 1,
because of delays by the contractors.
Electrical power users in Clinton got an
early Christmas present this week, when the
local Public Utilities Com nission decided
they won't be raising rates on January 1st,
unlike most area municipalities, who will
see a six to nine percent increase.
Despite an air of confusion that prevented
a group of Huron County residents from
clearly defining its goals, a Society for the
Freedom of Choice was formed at an infor-
mal meeting in Goderich recently.
10 years ago
December 20, 1973
Reeve Elgin Thompson suggested to coun-
cil that provided the residents of Vanastra
were agreeable they should be allowed to in-
corporate.
Ontario motorists can now obtain 1974
passenger car and trailer licence plate
renewals at the 291 issuing offices
throughout the Province.
25 years ago
December 18, 1958
Nearly 300 children received a gift and
bag of candy from Santa Claus at the Clinton
Legion Christmas tree in the hall on Sunday
afternoon. The auditorium of the hall was
filled to overflowing for the annual party.
Miss Elizabeth Inder won $15 with her
prize-winning essay in a contest carried out
in Huron County by the Christmas Seal com-
mittee of the Huron Tuberculosis Associa-
tion. It placed ahead of 64 other entries.
Free clinics for innoculating dogs and cats
against the rabies disease have been held
throughout the county and were completed
yesterday.
Word was received last night from
Charles S. MacNaughton, MLA, Exeter,
that the plan for 12 new homes in Clinton to
be built under the full recovery project has
been approved by both the provincial and
federal governments.
50 years ago
December 21, 1933
Chief Strong, as might be expected, is not
going to get into any trouble by neglecting
necessary legal action. He was the first roan
to purchase a 1934 car licence from the local
vender; and this is the second year he has
had this distinction.
The Businessmen's Association and
Board of Trade of Clinton have received a
telegram from Santa Claus informing them
that he expects to be in Clinton on the after-
noon of Friday, Dec. Mid. He has requested
all boys and girls to be present from within a
radius of six miles, with a special invitation
to Dad and Mother to come with the boys
and girls. The time he will arrive will be
between three and three -thirty o'clock, just
depends on the weather. How he will arrive
no one knows, nor just what time, but he will
be here without fail. He sent a telegram to
the Clinton band to be on hand and they have
informed Santa they would be there weather
permitting. Sg come one come all and enter
into the spirit of Christmas and let us make
this event a great success. Old Santa will of
course, have something for boys and girls.
75 years ago
December 24, 1908
The inmates of the House of Refuge will be
given a treat on Tuesday evening next when
the local Oddfellows will give an entertain-
ment and pass around good cheer, the pro-
gram to be along the same lines as that of
last year which was so much appreciated.
We have been told that one of the features
will be a "duel" between one of the inmates
and an Oddfellow but of course no
dangerous results will ensure.
The dedication services at St. Joseph's
Church on Sunday last were of a most
solemn and impressive character. It was an
event which will be long remembered by the
citizens of Clinton, and particularly by the
members of St. Joseph's Church.
The ceremony of the blessing and solemn
dedication of the church to Divine worship
was performed by Right Rev. Monsignor
Meunier of Windsor, Administrator of the
Diocese of London.
The whole community has been watching
with much interest the pluck and enterprise
of the baptists in erecting their new church
in the village of Auburn, and they are to be
congratulated on the successful issue of
their efforts which resulted in the church be-
ing opened in four months after the cor-
nerstone was laid.
100 years ago
December 19, 1883
Continued Infelicity - The Coulson Tamil; .
whose affairs have become a family story to
London magisterial circles and not unknown
in Clinton, are in trouble again. The husband
and wife have not been living together. for
months past, but steps towards reconcilia-
tion were recently being taken. The wife has
been keeping boarders on Dufferin Avenue
and he was boarding at a hotel. A few even-
ings ago she obtained money from him to
aid her in going to see one of their children
in Detroit, and it is now alleged that instead
of doing this she packed two large trunks
with her effects and flitted to Buffalo, where
it is said she is still stopping.
Peculiar Sunsets - For several weeks past
there have been particularly glowing
sunsets. The Western Horizon has been lit
up also all the varied shades of illumination
from the fiery red to the most beautiful
mellow golden, with a gradual blending of
these two extremes into vari-colored in-
termediate tints. In some places the ex-
treme lurid glare just at the horizon ap-
peared to change as its effects extended
zenith -ward, and assisted by atmospheric
causes produced flame -like results as
though an immense fire had taken place. In
some localities the fire engines were gotten
out in consequence of these phenomena.
(MINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1983 -PAGE 5
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