Clinton News-Record, 1983-11-30, Page 5Early Fil s
5 years ago
November 30, 1978
The Clinton Spring Fair will celebrate its
125th anniversary next June, but unless the
sponsors of the fair get some new volunteers
from Clinton and surrounding areas, it may
be the last fair to be held in Clinton.
In less than three weeks the ice plant will
be turned on in the Clinton arena, and
skaters will take to the new surface about
seven days later, barring any problems.
10 years ago
November 29, 1973
The Clinton Community Credit Union
members last Thursday night voted to give
an eight per cent divident to its members,
the highest ever paid by the Credit Union in
its 26 year history. The $236,543 to be paid in
dividends is part of the nearly $240,000 profit
the Credit Union showed this year, which
ended September 30, 1973.
Ontario Street United Church in Clinton
was packed last Saturday night for the
Church's 12th annual talent night.
The Clinton Lions Club Tuesday night
voted to pay $1,800 for a hydraulic lift for the
wheelchair van for Huronview.
The Lions Club of Goderich is in need of
people who have musical talent and would
like to become part of their musical ex-
travaganza "Festival 74".
25 years ago
November 27, 1958
An election will be held at the Dec. 5
general meeting of Clinton Branch 140 of the
Canadian Legion to pick a second vice-
president and an eight -man executive com-'
mittee. Jim Graham and Ed Porter are vy-
ing for the vice-president position.
A former Clintonian, Mrs. T.A. Fleming
(nee Cora Ann. Handy) daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J.W. Handy, R.R. 4 Clinton, has given
birth to the first twins to be ton at RCAF
Station Parent, Quebec. Susan 5 lbs. 8 oz.
and Sandra 41bs. 9 oz. first saw the light of
day on November 16 at that Northern
Quebec Air Defence outpost where their
father, Corporal Theodore Alvin Fleming is
a radar technician.
50 years ago
November 30,1933
The merchants are already beginning to
get ready for Christmas and are dressing
their windows accordingly. J.T. Knight and
Son have quite an attractive window, fitted
up to represent a house set in a wintery
scene, which when lighted, makes an attrac-
tive appearance.
Anyone who has never seen the Haugl,
Cup, which the Collegiate football team won
this year from Listowel, may do so by look-
ing in the window of Hellyar's Jewellery
Store. Itis a handsome piece of silverware,
too.
75 years ago -
December 3,1908
The new barber shop next to the
Johnstone block is being fitted up for Mr.
John,G. Medd who expects to go to Toronto
today to buy another up-to-date tonsorial
chair, big mirror, etc., etc. He purposes
having a swell establishment. Mr. Medd has
done well since he embarked in this business
and he deserves to as he has had to fight
against physical infirmity that would have
kept many a man on the bed of repining.
Councillor Glenn of Stanley and Mr.
Robert Trick of Goderich Township waited
upon the county council in Goderich on
Tuesday to ask that the bridge across the
Bayfield River, which was swept away in
the freshet last spring, be replaced.
100 years ago
November 28, 1983
The heavy gales during the last two weeks
completely closed up the Bayfield harbor
with sand and driftwood. The heavy rain of
last Thursday raised the Bayfield River to
an unprecedented height. The piers on
which the government expended a large
amount of money were in danger of being
washed away all together. The sandbar at
the mouth of the river prevented the outflow
of water from the river. The back water thus
continued surrounding the fishermen's
houses. No serious damage to private pro-
perty.
Women's rights - The other day a young
man in one of the neighboring towns went to
the house of his darling with the
understanding that she was then to fulfil her
oft sought promise and become his bride.
The cab stopped at the door, but enquiry
revealed that she was not at home. The
disappointed suitor drove to the railway sta-
tion and found her on the platform about
starting on a visit to some friends, and tapp-
ing her on the shoulder asked if she was not
ready now. The sought for one did not
display a ladylike disposition for she very
unceremoniously turned and slapped her
would be husband on the face. The latter
says he would not care but she gave the
thing away in front of the whole "audience".
Lucky guess •
As he counted a large stack of $100 bills in-
to the little old lady's wrinkled hand, the
bookie shook his head and said, "I swear,
lady, I'd sure like to know how you managed
to pick such a long -shot winner."
She adjusted her wire -rimmed spectacles
and tittered. "I really don't know myself,
young fellow. I just shut my eyes and stick a
pin in the paper, and there it is!"
"Yeah," persisted the bookie, "that could
happen once in a while, I guess, but how did
you manage to pick four winners yesterday
afternoon?"
"Oh, that was very easy," she said, smile
lines crinkling around her eyes. "Von see, I
couldn't find a pin yesterday so I used a
fork."
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