Clinton News-Record, 1983-11-16, Page 5Early Files
5 years ago
November 16, 1978
Following a request for help from Clinton
Public Hospital Board, Clinton Town Coun-
cil will advertise for the services of another
general practitioner in town.
The fate of Clinton's swimming pool could
be decided at a public meeting set for nerd
Thursday.
Voter turnout at the municipal election on
Monday ranged from poor to excellent in the
area as voters picked only partial slates in
area municipalities, as many posts had
already been filled by acclamation.
10 years ago
10 years ago
November 15, 1973
Clinton council Monday night reversed an
earlier decision and will hire four crossing
guards to man the school crossing points in
the town. A delegation of seven persons
were at the meeting and showed the council
a 74 name petition asking for council to
reconsider their August decision not to hire
guards for three crossing points in the town.
Rev. John Oestreicher and his family
have arrived in Clinton and Rev.
Oestreicher will begin his duties this Sunday
as Minister of Wesley -Willis and
Holmesville United Churches. He will lead
the morning worship service at Wesley -
Willis and the 1 p.m. service at Holmesville
Sunday evening at 7:30 induction service
will take place in Wesley -Willis with Rev.
F.M. Faist of the London conference as the
guest speaker.
25 years ago
November 13, 1958
On completing his third year as mayor of
the town of Clinton, William J. Miller an-
nounced last Thursday night following the
regular council meeting, that he did not in-
tend to be a candidate for mayor for 1959.
"However" he said, "I may seek a seat in
one of the reeve's chairs, in order to repre-
sent the municipality at the county level."
Leaders of the municipalities taking part
in the Clinton District Collegiate area will
soon be presented with a proposal for an ad-
dition to the building.
John W. Hanna who has represented the
provincial constituency of Huron -Bruce
since 1943 in the Ontario government was
the unanimous choice of the Progressive
Conservative nominating convention held in
Wingham town hall on Friday evening. Mr.
Hanna was unopposed for the nomination.
50 years ago
November 16, 1933
Many of the Clinton business houses had
windows dressed appropriately for Remem-
brance Day. Amongst the most suggestive
and arresting was that of Mr. Glen Gook,
himself a returned man, who had imitation
grass spread in the bottom of the window
and this set with small crosses, each bear-
ing the name of a Clinton boy who had been
killed in France or had died from the effects
of war service after his return to Canada, 33
in all. It was a sobering and a saddening
sight.
An effort is being made, and seems to be
meeting with a good deal of encouragement,
to reorganize a tdwn hockey league. A
number spoken to about it seem to feel that
such an organization would serve the double
purpose of providing some good sport dur-
ing the winter and of training a lot of young
players who would be ready to battle for the
honours of the town later on.
75 years ago
November 19, 1908
Mr. William Carter of Constanceho is
known as the "Chicken King" of Huro from
the fact that he is the largest and m t suc-
cessful breeder, placed in his pens on Tues-
day four Hamburgs which he imported from
Clue, Lancashire, England. He had to pay a
fancy price for them but was after the best
quality obtainable and the price was a
secondary consideration. Importing
chickens from England may seem rather
strange to some but among the best
breeders is conceded that they do raise
some superior strains over the water. Mr.
Carter was quite pleased with his importa-
tion and believes they will enable him to
make an even better record at the Provin-
cial Fairs than heretofore.
The squirrel hunt held here recently was
closely contested, the winners - 10 men to a
side - scoring 2045 and the losers 2025. The
captains were John Murdock and Peter
Mackenzie, the former winning so that to
Peter and his men fell the paying for the
oyster supper in the evening. A black squir-
rel counted 25 points, red squirrel 10, coon
50, rabbit 50, mink 100 and hawk 100. Four
coons and five rabbits were bagged, squir-
rels furnishing the remaining points.
100 years ago
November 14, 1883
A large crowd surrounded an apparently
dead dog on Thanksgiving Day. When
everything had been settled as to the cause
of death, the canine quietly got up, looked at
the assembled wisdom of the town, and
limped away.
"The Clinton Curling and Skating Rink
Company" have applied for incorporation
for the purpose of purchasing land and erec-
ting a curling and skating rink in the town of
Clinton. The capital stock is $1,200 divided
into 48 shares of $25 each.
On Saturday a Clintonian did the county
town. On his return he made for the station
at a double-quick pace, reaching the train in
time to be almost too late. He has "staying
powers" equalled by few young men and a
mile foot race may yet be matched. He's a
runner.
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