Clinton News-Record, 1983-03-09, Page 5b ek
5 reit 9, 1978
The &ea haa s;:B:fered
through one of the cold t
winters since the 19308, but
because there were no major
mai, little wind and many
sunny days, few people
noticed the cold.
In the last six weeks the
temperature has fallen
below the Fahrenheit nranark
on 20 days, and has n' . been
above freezing since Jan. 26,
or 41 consecutive days.
The Huron County Board
of Education has decided
that March secondary school
examinations will be can-
celled in an effort to make up
lost school time caused by
the teachers' strike.
While the schools are still
closed, at CHSS studies
haven't stopped. Bill Murphy
and Scott Doherty, Grade 13
students, have organized
classes at Wesley Willis
Church. More than 30 Grade
13 students are expected to
attend.
CLINTON \ ' 1 W" : I►'AY. MARCH 9. 1
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10 Years Ago
March 10, 1973
A new post office will be
built in Bayfield under a
$29,970 contract awarded to a
Seaforth firm, Smithe
Construction.
Brought forward at this
time to increase em-
ployment opportunities in
the area, the project will be
completed in May 1973.
CHSS students received a
surprise visit from Premier
Bill Davis last Thursday
when the premier came to
Clinton en route to Exeter.
25 Years Ago
March 6, 1958
Judge Frank Fingland
threw a curling stone down
the ice on Feb. 27 to mark the
official opening of a new,
four -sheet curling rink at
RCAF Station Clinton.
Increased bread prices
may be on the way. At least
one large bread firm in
Toronto has announced a
rise from 21 to 22 cents for its
24 -ounce loaf and it is
possible that other firms
may follow suit.
50 Years Ago
March 10, 1932
W! :.Bt seems to be urgently
needed nan Clinton at the
present time is some public-
spirited citizen to come
forward and offer a sub-
stantial sum to assist in
erecting a much needed
addition to the Public
Hospital Funds which have
been in hand for an elevator
for some time but this ac-
commodation cannot be
installed until an addition is
built as there is no room for
it.
The Lindbergh baby is still
missing and it is now over a
week since it was taken from
its crib in its own nursery.
Many clues but they have
lead to nowhere.
75 Ye rs Ago
March 5, 1908
The Auburn contigent of
snowfirghters on the CPR
were as far as Guelph on
Monday.
The knitting factory is one
of Clinton's most progressive
industries. A little over two
years ago the wheels began
to move and now the plant is
complete and modern, in-
cluding 60 knitting
machines. They are the most
up-to-date money can buy.
There are now 65 people on
their pay roll and for some
time past the industry has
been running overtime. This
fad is most unusual in this
period of depression and it is
pleasing to be able to note it.
100 Years Ago
March 9, 1883
In Colborne Township we
cannot boast of enjoying as
many oyster suppers,
kissing parties or charades
as our friends in Goderich
Township, but we do know
that our young men handle
more wood at sawing bees.
The temporary bridge
across the river at
Holmesville is holding out
well. The ice, we believe, is
as firm some places as any
time during winter.
On Friday afternoon, just
as the 3.50 train was leaving
the station, a lady caught the
railing of one of the cars and
attempted to get on. She
missed her footing, and was
dragged some distance
before she was relieved from
her dangerous position.
People should know better
than to get on a train when in
motion.
A traveller who counted
the pitch holes on one of the
roads near here. for 14ka
miles said there was exactly
124, this shows the road to
have been nearly all hole.
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