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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1950-08-03, Page 18VIayors and Reeves Of Town Since 1858 Reeve _ Deputy Reeve Reeve 1858 (Incorporatedas village) 1866 J. Whitehead J. 1859 .1. Whitehead S. H. Rance 1868 W.d 1867 J. W.ttehead Farran 1860 George Brown 1869 W. W. Farran 1861 J. Whitehead 1870 W. W. Farran 1862 J. Whitehead 1871 W. W. Farran 1863 J. Whitehead 1872 W. W. Farran 1864 J. Whitehead 1873 R. Callander 1865 J. Whitehead 1874 R, Callander Mayor Reeve Deputy Reeve 1875 (Incorporated as town) R. Callander, A. S. Fisher 1876 A. S. Fisher J. Chidley 1877 S. Malcomson J. Chidley W. W. Farran 1878 W. C. Searle 1879 W. C, Searle 1880 D. A. Forrester 1881 D. A. Forrester 1882 D. A. Forrester 1883 D. A. Forrester 1884 D. A. Forrester 1885 D. A. Forrester 1886 Dr. Williams 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1.893 1894 1895 Dr. Williams J. Whitehead J. Whitehead J. Whitehead W. Doherty W. Doherty W. Doherty G. D. McTaggart R. Holmes R. Holmes R. Holmes R. Holmes R. Holmes J. W Shaw, M.D. T. Jackson T, Jackson T. Jackson T. Jackson J B. Hoover J. B. Hoover J. B. Hoover J. Ohidley J. Chfdley J. Ohidley J. Chidley E. Corbett E. Corbett A. McMurchie A. McMurchie A. McMurchie A. McMurchie A. McMurchie A. MclJurchie A, McMurohie A. H. Manning A, H. Manning A. McMurchie A. 1VIcMcrchie D. B. Kennedy A. McMurchie D. B. Kennedy D. B. Kennedy D. R. Menzies D. R. Menzies D. R. Menzies W. Sheppard T. Cooper T. Cooper J. Thompson W. Coats W, Coats • E. Corbett A. H. Manning A. H. Manning A. H. Manning A. H. Manning D. B. Kennedy D. B. Kennedy, D. B. Kennedy D. B. Kennedy D. Cantelon D. B. Kennedy S. S. Cooper W. Jones S. S. Cooper D. B. Kennedy W. Jones Oliver Johnston James A Ford Oliver Johnston James A Ford Oliver Johnston T. McKenzie T. McKenzie A, M. McKenzie James A. Ford. C. Wallis J. J. Gibbings J. J. Gibbings Clinton's First Mayor Early Mayors ROBERT CALLANDER Clinton's First Mayor 1875 Also Reeve in 1873-1874 (Deceased) 1927 F. Jackson N. W. Trewartha 1928 17. B. Combe Bert Langford 1929 H, B. Combe N. W. Trewartha 1930 H. B. Combe N, W. Trewartha 1931 S. S, Cooper G. H. Elliott 1932 S. S, Cooper G. H. Elliott N. W. Trewartha 1933 N. W. Trewartha 1896 George H. Elliott 1897 1934 N. W. Trewartha 1935 W. S. R. Holases H. Elliott 1936 W. S. R. Holmes H. Elliott 1937 W. S. R. Holmes e H. Elliott F. Livermore 1938 G. H. Elliott F. Livermore 1939 G. H, Elliott N. W. Trewartha 1940 K.G. Waters N.W. Trewartha 1941 A. J. McMurray F, Livermore 1917 1942 A. J, McMurray 1943 A. J. MoMurr y D. Falconer 1918 V. D, 'Falconer 1944 M. J. Agnew V. D. Falconer 1945 M. J. Agnew V. D. Falconer 1946 A. J. McMurray G. W. Nott 1947 A. J. McMurray V. D. Falconer 1948 A. .7. McMurray G. W. Nott 1949 R. Y. Hattin G. W. Nott 1950 R. Y. Hattin 0,14.V11141.4.1.4.44,1•44«.1 �;` ♦��y��♦.� +`-. Dr. George S. Elliott 0,14. !'.1`.141.1NM Jwiw4wMli+E144.4.44-444444:4-1-4K+.1.-4-44-11444.14144÷1.4.4,+:4 4HT+.N 4-4 fM4:4-14K+.�H.: ��-11 :M4.1414 i :` 1.4.4,+:4 1.04,I14-44,4.4.04:4449:44, 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 Mayor Reeve 1907 T. 13. Hoover D Canhelon 1908 H Wiltse B. 3. Gibbings 1909 H. Wiltse B. J. Gibbings 1910 Jacob Taylor W. G. Smyth 1911 Jacob Taylor W. G. Smyth 1912 B. J. Gibbings D. Cantelon 1913 B. J. Gibbings D. Cantelon 1914 Fred Jackson D. Cantelon 1915 Fred Jackson James A. Ford 1916 C. W. Thompson, M.D. James A, Ford H. B. Combs T, Cottle H. Wiltse H. Wiltse C. W. Thompson, M.D. James A. Ford C. W. Thompson, M.D. James A. Ford A. T. Cooper J. A. Ford Thomas Cottle R. J. Miller A. J. McMurray R. J. Miller David Clantelon R. J. Miller A. T. Cooper R. J. Miller F. Jackson C. G. Middleton F. Jackson C, G. Middleton F. Jackson C, G. Middleton 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 48 YEARS OF SERVICE TO CLINTON AND DISTRICT 1195 O Harry Bartliff started this business in a small way in December 1902 in the store now occupied by Hawkins Hardware and moved to the, present corner site on the northwest corner of Albert and Rattenbury Sts, in Septem- ber 1906. In January 1946, his three sons -- Elliott, Bruce and Douglas—purchosed the business, with Mr. Bartliff continu- ing to be associated with the business until the present time. In March 1949, extensive re- modelling of the interior took place, A. S. FISHER Mayor 1876 (Deceased) Fall Fairs Announced; Bayfield Sept. 27-28. Preparations already are under way for. Ontario's Fall Fairs. J. A. Carroll, Superintendent of the Agricultural Societies Branch, Ontario already chase started Agricul- ture, of the printed Fairs; List for 1950. Fairs in Huron County, will be, held as follows; Blyth, Hayf1eldS ptemberem2-23; Bius-' sels, September 27-28; Dungan- non, October 6; Exeter, September 20-21; Fordwioh, Octolgr 6-7; Kirlcton, September 28-29; Luck - now, Spetember 26-27; Seaforth, September 21-22; Zurich, August 28-29. Ti1URSDA3.; AUGUST 3, 1950 WHERE THEY WORK 75 YEARS FOR CLINTON AS A TOWN' ONE YEAR FOR 'PAR -KNIT On. Our First Anniversary as PAR -KNIT Hosiery Limited We Welcome the OIdBo8 Back To Clinton! D. A. FORRESTER Mayor 1880-1885 (Deceased) W. DOHERTY Mayor 1890-1892 (Deceased) Full Manufacture This young and progressive firm now is manufacturing full-fashioned hosiery in its entirety. We turn out the finished product. Retail Sales It is our intention to sell our factory sub -standards and seconds wholesale and retail at the factory in the near future. OWNED AND OPERATED BY CLINTONIANS PAR -KNIT HOSIERY LIMITED Manufacturers of Finest Full -Fashioned Ladies' Hosiery JOHN S, PARKER, President and General Manager �fu 1 u l o ,i � i�i�tltT<�Ifi�pl�fC4ltnl�l(r��Tdi� mou��d[ilial I Ili ai i � Iii(QI(�� m � li llm i�i�lhliil .I i �1(II�IUI6T�iai,;, 11111 IUIlIl ill I UI IM II UUI@IU1nUlUUIII UUUUIIUIUUIIIIIIIIIIUIIII111111111111 iII ;.I Here's How a Local Industry has Crown... • June 1937 August 1950 ABOVE photograph shows the interior of Bartliff Bros.' modern store. We HEARTY WELCOME to all Old Boys to pay us a visit during the Reunion, and extend Congratulations to Clinton on attaining its 75th anniversary ,as, a town. MEALS AND LIOI-IT LUNCHES .SODA FOUNTAIN — BAKED GOODS Silverwood's Ice Cream BARTLIFF BROS. PHONE .1 Bakers and Confectioners rk»:.4,14.;»,«4+4 «s +� 4 ;«s a1+4•4»r » a..w r 4,. 4-s.1. s +4441, CLINTON BERT GLJDDON started business in a. small way and with little capital in June 1937, having purchased a pressing business operated by Howard Clark for four years. The building, shown above, which was located on the site of Ashton's. Taxi stand on Victoria St., had been Clinton's first Post Office. Later, he moved to the building. behind the Post Office, TODAY, Gliddon Cleaners occupies the modern dry- cleaning and pressing plant situated on King St., south of Wesley -Willis Church. Including Bert Gliddon, there are four persons on the staff. This plant is equipped with the most modern facilities for giving Clinton and district service unexcelled anywhere. Left to right (above) are: Donald Strong, Emerson King, Helen Fairservice, and Bert Gliddon. Welcome Home, Old Clinton Colts! NOTE: Bert has been Manager o the hockey Colts since 1945. 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