The Clinton News Record, 1942-06-11, Page 3THURS., JUNE 11, 1942
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ALE tiAY fJi 1N1NC,i1,� 1NV CLINTON EARLY IN
fl I CENTURY
Some Notes of The News
in 1911
FROM THE CLINTON NEWS -
RECORD •
JUNE 7TH, 1917
Me. R. Rowland ,who a few years
no bought a' piece of property on
High street and erected for himself
been
a handsome dwelling, has b
steadily improving the place ever
since until now he possesses one of
the handsomest properties in town.
Mr. Rowland has done a vast amount
of the work himself, being at iitearly
and late besides 'attending
'THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
Win. Higgins 50
000Red r Collected 1 H 3 00 Mrs._,]. hreilans •,
4� Mr, and Mrs• M. Nedxgez
Mrs, IT, Managilan
Miss H. Livermore
Mr. and Mrs. J. Allison : 1.00
Carter 0
Mr: and Mrs. J Carter 1.00
Beit Gliddon- , 1.00
G. Marshall .j0
C. Cooper . .. .50
P '.Livermore . 2.00
Richard Elwood 1.00
Mel- Crich 1.00
......•1.00
2.00 Mrs. Salah Cooper 00
O L. Paisley 5.00
Three Airmen in Wards House
Owen, Odell, Loeson . ., 3.00
Mrs. E. McTaggart 25.00
Miss J. MeTaggart 5.00
.Jamiies Vincent . .50
Ernest Elwood . 1.00
Mrs. Sadie West 1.00
Mr :and Mrs, .M. T. Corless . 5.00
Miss Dorothy Oarless • ...... 1.00
Dr. Fowler . 10.00
1.00
Bead acted as sponsors for the child-
ren
Mrs. 0, II. Bartliff and Miss Jewel
attended the graduating exercises of
the Victoria Hospital nurses at Lon-
don on Wednesday, at which Nurse
Annice Bartliff received her diploma.
Mr. Ed. Sehoenhals accompanied
by his mother, Mrs. J. Sehoenhals and
three sisters, Misses Dora, Olive and
Freda; motored to Goderich last Fri-
day and spent the weekend with Mr.
Herb'Schoenhals and other friends at
Port Albert.
Mrs. Thomas Jackson leaves on
Friday to visit with relatives and
friends at Winnipeg:'
Messrs. W. Jackson and John Wise-
man were at Stratford on Friday at-
tending the Bowling Meeting, of the
Faill' Trophy.
Miss Dell O�Neil of Toronto spent
the weekend at the. parental home,
bidding good-bye to her parents, be-
fore they left on -their trip to the
West
been awarded the D.C.M., a decora-
tion next to the Victoria Cross. This
is the first d'ecoratoin to be bestoed
upon a Clinton boy and hearty
con-
gratulations are extended the family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Torrance this
week received further' word from
their son, Lieut. J. E. Torrance, who
wound-
ed.
e
d wo
a few weeks ago was rep
ed. Lieut. Torrance reports that his
left eye was so badly injured that it
had to be removed. He is now in
England and writes cheerfully in
spite of his misfortune, which is•
deeply regretted by his many friends.
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2.00 A. It. McMichael 50
$9,000, for Cross Ferro iggins
. 2.00 J. Neilans • .. ........ 50
Geo. Walker 1,00
Contributed 0 Cover Potter 6.00 Miss M. Judd 1.00
Clinton V ®�6A • li c 00 Alex enddy 1.00 1.00
Ed. V!endorl ...•....... 1.00
.50
Miss Cornish,
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS Miss Gilchrist 1.00 5
Mrs. I-1. .L. Mayhew ... • • • • • 2:00 W .
Miss Gilkinson .. 2.00
John Nediger 2:00
Girl's; Club Wesley Willis 5.00
Anonymous 3.00
Ube following contributors rs• 1.00 f Anony
W. Burton . Mxs: John Crich • 1.00
eat campaign:1;00
Father S. J. McDonald 2'00I'Anonytiious
Harrison "'"2 2.00 Mrs. Ed. Nicltle 4 U0 Anonymous 1.00
on Mr. C. C. Pearce ... 2:00, Anonymous
ensu 1.25 Norman Tyndall 1.00' Andnymous ,.
15.00 10,00 Anonymous
bbins Nl'ellie Schoenhals
ornislx 11.00 G. E. Howes 5600 Anonymous
es )..... 5..00, Norman Kennedy 2:00 Anonymous
mpbell .00 Frieda Sehoenhals: .... 8.00 Anonymous j. l p
)0
McCallum 11.00. Glen Cook . ................ 2.00 Thos. 1VIorgan 1.00.
sex Cree Goole 2.00 Anonymous 1.00
Win
Elliott ......,.... 1,00 Win. Biggam.. .:. .......... 1;00 Anonymous 2.U0
Nelson. 2 00 Mxs, G. Guninghame 1.00 John 0. Read 2.00
wn 5.00 Thos. Hawkins . 2:00 Anonymous• : .25
5:00 2.00 5.00
el J. M. Elliott James 1VIiller
..
Webster 1.50 Mrs. W. Pickard 1.00 Anonymous ._ 1.00 Robert Jervis .
2.00 2.00 Mrs. Kennington ou
Sus
Powe11' Mrs. Sinclair Mrs McKinley 1.00
ord 1.00 , Joe Petrie . . 3.00. Rsy Cartwright . 2.00 Clifford Ashton
1.00 50 1.00 Albert Fremlin 1.00
haddick . 1.00 Mise. Pearson.. Mrs. Wan. Jackson 1.00
Shaddicic J. L. Johnson • •- . • . 2.00 Mrs. Harold Lawson 16.00 Gerald Fremlin . .50
• 2.00.
Harvey McBrien . • .::. • •. .. 5.00 Adam Glazier .
1:00IJas, Livermore ••• 3.00
1:00 A E Finch 50 Anonymous 15.00 Thos. Hardy .
5'•00 15.00 Frank Layton 1.00
Geo. Cook • '25' Miss Granger . ..... 1.00
1.00 John Frazer 10.00 Geo. Rumban .
1.00 2.00 Annette Sinclair • 1.00
Wm. Rozefil Mrs. E. Crosson 1,00 ,Harold Swan : 50
6.00 25.00 ... , . 2.00 Mrs. David Steep... • . • • • •
Dr. Walter Oakes Ross Fitzsimons • • • • •: 1.00
2:001.00 Wm. Tidesweli
5,00 John McKnight 1.00 Thos: Leppirlgton 2•:00
tike .
Thorn
dyke
Friend •60 Mrs. Vivian Hale and Family ' 1.00 Mrs. D. 'N y 1,00-
6.00 50 John Medd 1.00
2.00 Jerry Elliott . 1.00 M. Batkin , 1.00) Mrs. L. Swan .
Miss Rumble R. Holmes 1.00' Aavid Cornish, •2.00
..•.•' 2.00 2.00
Bert Kearns 2.00 Wm. Williamson 1.00 I Chas. Lockwood
Len Heard Wm. Murch : 1.00 I Thos. Deeves . 2.00
Mrs. Nay 10.00 S. G. Castle 1.00:
3.00 Sadie Gardner
5:0 . 5.00 d
Donal 1.00
A.
Mc
I .
Evans' i
.Eva ,Hud e
4:00 I Dr 10 0000 ,Fred
JohnstonJ hvston 3.00
2.00
Clinton' Unit of ,the .Clinton > J. Twyford 00
The 5
Branch af. the Red. Gross id very! School of Commerce .59 gra M ItWalton
grateful to to the roe
Mr
E. J.R.M
W R. Free
T. G. Seri
Cornet C
Dr. Ghckl'
Miss • Ca
Florence
Mrs. Fra
Miss. W
Charles
Miss Bro
Miss Pas
Mrs. R.
Miss Su
Wm. Ful:
Albert S
Thomas
1.06 Mrs.
Jas
..• 50,
1.00
6.00
2.00
Ephriam Brown of Hullett, has 1
purchased a Ford car from My. Bert
Langford.
Miss Hattie Turner has finished'
the course at the- School of Faculty,
Toronto, and has returned to- her
home in Tuckersmlth.
The marriage -of Miss Hattie
Middleton,/ daughter of the late John
Middleton and •Mrs• Middleton of
"White Hall," to Mr. George Stewart,
St.
in
of Goderich was solemnized at half
James Church�an June Gth,
past eleven o'clock, Rev. Moulton
performing the ceremony. Mrs. John
McNaughton of Varna -was organist.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart left on the
afternoon train for Cleveland and
other American points amid showers
of confetti and the good wishes of
business down town'• Word was received in town on
Mrs. Leppington received word I Tuesday morning of the death, which
. on Monday, of
Minnie Snell,. widow of the late R�v.
Horace Jackson. Interment
k
place in Wingham cemetery..
Lovers of =lisle were given a
treat -on Monday evening when Mr.
Roy Davidson, a brilliant young mus-
ician from London, gave a recital
at the home of Mrs. Gunn, High
street.
Pepper -In Tuokersmith, on May
9th, to Mr and Mrs. 'Roy Pepper a
son.
McQuaid -In. Sault Ste. Marie,
Ontario, on May 24th, Thomas Mc -
and Jean are this week the guests of Quaid, aged 40 years•
the lady's Mother ;Mrs. Hart of Lam-, Miss Maida Cooper left Tuesday
beth. for Toronto to take a positon, having
Mrs. E. Walsh of Detroit, a former
finished her course at the School of
resident of town is spending a few 'Commerce.
weeks here and in Goderich, as is her I The Misses Clxiclley of Toronto
usual custom during the summer ;have taken Mrs. J. Johnston's fuin-
sereets Mrs. Walsh has business- in-Cished house on Victoria street and in-
terests here and then she likes to tend, spending the summer in the old
ie back to the old town occasional- home town
from her son, Pte. T. Leppington, occurred. in Detroit
the other day, "Tommy" hasn't been
having good luck at alit He was not
wounded while in the trenches but be -
tante ill and has been in a base hos-
pital in- France for months past and
doesn't seem to improve very fast.
Blyth
Y'�
Mrs. Walter Kin was
over the weekend visiting her sister,
Mrs. Bennett, and her neiee, Mxs•
(Capt.) Sloan, -who recently returned
from England with her husband, who
is recovering from severe wounds in
France.
Mrs, J A. Agnew and Misses Agnes
Ed, Munro- •
Barney Manns •
Ross McEwan
Thos. Bennett
Frank Dixon
Mr. DUrnin •
Grant Gia
Jahn
Geo. H. Jefferson • ..•
T. W. McGuffin
Edgar P
Mrs, Ship
Chas.
Morley
Miss S
G. V.
Co
Thos. 0
Mrs. Th
Thos.
Howard
Bobt:
Joseph
Ebner
Melvin
Emma
Janes
Frank
Robert
Thos.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Chas.
attison
ley
Arnold . ; .. . ' 1.00
Jordon . • ... 1.00
0
Levens
the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Manning are at
London this week. Mr. Manning is
representing Wesley church Board at
Conferenee. -
Mr, and Mrs. Duncan B. McEwen
announce the engagement of their
youngest daughter, Bessie M., to Mr.
Will E. Tebbutt of Goderich, son of
Mr. and Mrs'. G. Tebbutt of Holmes-
villa.
ol
ville. The wedding will take place
on June 19th.
Mr. James Stevenson, formerly of
Clinton, but who has been running a
saw mill in New Ontario has disposed
of the same, and has moved to To-
ronto for the present.
Rev. and Mrs . John Hart of
Brucefield announce the engagement
of their youngest daughter, ,Alice
Alberta ,to Mr. Hubert L. Whiteman,
of Toronto, youngest son of Mr. aand
Mrs. John Whiteman of Kipp,
marriage will take place in June
Gunner Harold'Kilty who has been
in London for the past `couple of
months has been honorably ,dis-
charged for any branch of the service.
oke.
hurchill •
os. Churchill ....
Carter •
Currie
Cree
Corey . • ., 1.00
Colquhoun . 2.00
Elliott . 5.00
Levis . 1.00
Manning .50
Mutch . 2.00
McCartney, . 1.00
1.00
Oliver
2.00
2.00
1.00
.50
5.00
con
ly as she has many friends here. I Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Jenkins and
Mi. W. Brydone's Scotch little son George, of Toronto, were
"rier, the
dog' in Olin- I guests for a few days over the week-
ton,ior rho best known g relatives and friends in
ton, had to be chloroformed
welon llforlend town With xelatr
day. "Watty"hadn't.
some days and it was feared that ho Miss Jennie Robertson was with
had' had a doze of something which Goderich friends over the : weekend
didn't agree with him, and Monday, which was a bank holi-
Sergt Norman V. Levy, soli of Mr. •day.
Mr, George Irving of 'Chicago, fors
or-
merly of town, has. been visiting'
brothers, Messrs. R. and W. Irving.
Miss Emily Morrison of leensall is
a guest this' week at the home of Mips.
R• J. Cluff•
Mr. A. T. Cooper
was in
Burgeests so-
ville on Sunday
\I.
the Dominion Alliance.
FROM THE CLINTON NEW ERA(
London where, she has ae
and Mrs. James Levy of town, who --
went 'overseas with the 33rd battalion
and who has been wounded twice, has
CHURCH DIRECTORY
THE SALVATION ARMY
Mrs. Envoy Wright
11 a.m. -- Morning Worship
.'2.30 p.m.•- Sunday School
7 p.m. - Salvation Meeting
• THE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. A. E. Silver, Paster
11 a.m. Sunday School.
• 7 p.m Evening Worship
The Young People meet each
Monday evening at 8 p.m.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
Rev. G. W. Moore, LTh.
11 am, Morning Prayer.
10.30 a.m. Sunday. School.
7 p.m. --•Evening' Prayer.
ONTARIO STREET UNITED
When The Present CienturY
Was Young
FROM THE CLINTON NEWS -
RECORD
JUNE 5TH, 1902.
Salvation
JUNE 7TH, 1917
Miss Violet Argent left on Tues-
day for
eepted a postion.
Brigadier Green of the
Army Force who accompanied Com-
missioner ichards here last Fall has
been seriously ill at Toronto. He
has been removed to the Hospital for
special treatments. '
Sir Robert A. Falconer, President
of Toronto University and one of the
distinguished Canadians to be knigh-
ted on the King's birthday is a
brother-in-law of Dr. Gaudier of
town. Lady Falconer formerly being
Miss . Gandier.
Wilco
Hattie
C. 'W.
Davi
Misse
Mary
David
Josh
Leon
Mrs.
Hear
Oliff
Alfre
N. W
Mr.
Mrs
Mrs
Jam
How
Mrs.
Mrs.
Miss
Gor
Fre
Mrs
Fred L. Miller .
Nelson Trewartha • J E. 0 1
1.00 1.50 Mrs. Ales. Morris
Mrs, Newcombe Margaret Sperling 1.00 Elva Praetor
R. V. Irwin . • ...... • • .. 25.00 1 Maisie ' Grealis
2.00 10.00 Jabez Rands ••
Mrs. E. Kennedy Watson • • T E Herman
1.00 Geo. VanHorne
.. 1.00 I Thos. Herman
Mrs. B. Wtsn .... 1.00I 5.00 Mr. Britton .
Mrs. Dalrymple Wm. Welles 2.00 Mrs. A. Wheatley 2.00
Perry Plumsteel . . , . • . • • 5.00 Mrs. H. Wiltse 10.00
1.00 2.00 Miss F. Guninghame 1.00
Albert FinglVodden Misses Sullen . • .. • • • . , . .
50.001.00 John Mulholland • 1.00
Frank Steep nd I�.C, Chas. Hawke 1.00 Grant Rath
( Harry Steep 1.00 _ Walter isemannk . 1.00 ( John Leiper • • • • • 2.00
1.00 Mrs. Wiseman .
Miss E. Stewart 2.00 I Mrs• McKinnon • ... • ....... 5.00
• son .:2.00 Iiarvey Ashton : 1.00 `Frank McEwen 1.00
Theo, Fraemlm Cnnte 3.00 Fred' Leonard1,00
5.00 James Reid 1.00 Wm. Fletcher . .. 1.00
Rev. A. Lane 2.0030.00 Harold Fremlin • 1.00 •
Sam Kemp Just Another Man - • • • • 1.00 Mrs. Ida Ghowen .
10.00 ', Miss F Potter , 5.00
Wm. 2.00 T amp 2.00 Mrs. Iddo Crich 2.00 Mrs: R. E Manning .50
Wallis ....:..:.... 26
Mrs, Louis' Freeman 1.00' i Bert McKay ,, 1.00 ' Lorne Murch 2,00
er Wallis , Joseph Wheatley . ' • .
Courtice 2:00 ] 1.00 Mrs Addison 1.00
Mrs, Win. Vodden Mrs. H. Fitzsimons .50 Clarke Stanley
Draper Mrs. Bert Bayes. 2.00 Mrs. H. McIntyre2.00
Elliott2.00 John Vodclen 10.00 �IlusselT Jervis 2.00
d Mrs. A. Herman 25.00 H. C. Cameron
s Doan Aphrew Steepr . 1.00 Fred Porti •5.00 D .0. Cameron
2.00
and Alice Holmes ...... 1.00 1.00 Anonymous1,00
1.00 Frank Fingland Jr. 1.00 1.00 F. Hanley 1.00
Kay 1.00 Mrs. Chant Miss Grace Addison 2.00 1J. H kyle.
ua Sherman- 4.00 Wm. Nicicle • 2,00 1J. 3R. Chowan , .... 1.00
and Winters 5.00 Jas. Dale 1.00' gob Draper.20'
Leonard Winters 1.00 Mrs. Graham 3.00 F. Cumming 3.00
2.00 Sam McDonald . 5.00 Mrs. Robt. Draper Sr, 1.00 00IF. C Busty .
y Garrett . 5.00 M. Grealis .•1.00
ord Epps • .. 5.00 Ed. Hall • 1.00 Mrs. R. Lorre 1.00 John McIntosh .50
ed Lucas 1.00 Dick Parker 1.00 Wilfred Seeley 1.00
2.00 Roy Sperling 2.00 Mrs, F. Livermore 1.00 Mrs. Rev, Andrew
Miller 2.00 W. J. Cook2.00
l Ai) Misses Davis
and Mrs. A. T. Cooper ..' 10.00 J. Sutter 10.00 Mrs. W. J. Cook
1.00 (continued on page 6)
Clara Itulnball .. , .. ..: 2.00 El oBCombe . 2.009• Sterling •
,
E. Spooner 2.00 Elwood Epps
2.00 _-
es Lovett 1.00 ---- ----- Quebec Calls Wartime Vacationist
and Williams .00 �''
2
Chas, Lovett ;,:s<.: : •.:: , :s..
2 A0 :; F� a
Lien • •u•:g.
, Armstrong :'^�.: ,. ` "`.+';. <..{.'�:, '•Z'',, .,¢ krti$, . 3•.•
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L. Kennedy 1.00 .��`�x ��:�s>e�'-0t'
n Ross •
2,00
1.00
1 Miller 1.00
'Geo. Taylor . •••••2.00
1.00
8.00
2.00
1.00
2.00
1.00
3.00
s . 1.00 �'
as. Ferguson
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2.00
5.00
1.00
5.00
Mr. William Holland of Vancouver,
B.C., spent a few days of the past
week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs'.
Jeptha Holland and other members
of the family in Goderich township].
Mr. Hiram Hill, has his staff of
masons busy.: erecting the foundation
of the barn which Mr, John Smith of
the 16th concession •of Goderich
Township is having built.
Mr. R. J. MacDonald returned on
Monday from a trip to the. Pacific
Coast after an absence of about six
week5'with a fat bunch of orders for
the Jackson Manufacturing Company,
The invitations are out for the wed-
ding of Miss Lily Thrower of Toronto
to a Mr.Mitchell, a member of the -
poiice force of. that city. The bride-
to-be
"
to -be is a native of Clinton and, her old
friends will unite in extending good
wishes. The event will take place
next Wednesday. Mr. Lou Thrower
of town will be present at his sister's
marriage.
Rev. G. G. Burton. , 4I.A., D. B
10 a.n. Sunday School.
11 a.m.-Divine Worship
2.00 p.m.Turner's Church
Ser-
vice
vice and Sunday School
7 p.m. Evening Worship
WESLEY-WILLIS UNITED
Rev. An
drow
Lane, n
e B
A.'SD.
11 a.m Divine Worship
7 pan„ -Peening Worship.
Sunday C.ehooi at conclusion et
morning service..
pRESBYTE'RIAN CHURCH
Mrs, Wm. Mair
Mi
Mr 1.00
Mr. McGee, teacher • • . •.
V. Falconer • -
Frank Gibbs •
Mrs. Dorothy E. Miller
R, -Simpson Co.
ss Agnes' Cochrane
Mrs
Mary E. Ball
•
t
of Western
Un-
iversity
Prof. Braithwa
of London, was a visitor in
town last Thursday and spent a few
hours with', Mr •II B. Chant. They
were former boys together
in Union-
ville. Prof. 'Braithwaite addressed the
pupils) of the C.C.I. on higher educe -
Canada Packers Ltd.
John, Zapfe .
M. Aiken .
Rev. Mr. Burton;
John Sheppard
Robert Trick
Basil Thrower
Mrs. Farnham
H.. T. Rance.. 2.00
Rev. G. W. Moore ...........
H. Charlesworth . 4.00
Geo. Beattie . 5.00
Dr. J. W. Shaw 20.00
H .Brundson' : 2.00
Wm. Carroll Y.M.C.A. 31 Radio 51.00
K. W. Colquhoun 5.00
Mi. Fred Watt ' 5.00.
Mr. R. Tapp .00
Mr. M. Draper 1 2
Bruce Holland . 1.001.00
0
Mrs. M. C. Dale Y 1.10
Mrs. Chris Veinier 1.10
Mrs. Wm. Ross 1.00
ad.
Wr
D.
Fair -In Clinton on June 3rd, ; to
Mr. and Mis. Norman Fair, a son.
Carrick -In Clinton on May 29th,
to the wife of Mr. Robert Carrick of
a daughter.
McMillan -In Tuckersmith on May
28th, to the wife -of Mr. Daniel Mc-
Millian of a daugther.
Mr. R. J. Bell came home. from To -
route on Wednesday last to exercise
his franchise, but ,has since returned
to the city. He has completed .his
for
al
ew'tin g
and
whir
uric
Varsity Y co
his parchment hart signed articles with
a legal Erni inthe city and has com-
menced the study ef law.
Miss Tena Cooper and'neice, little
Miss Phy'liss. Cooper, spent a couple
of days this week ek
in Kincardine.
i
ne.
Mr, Kenneth Chown has gone to
Wingham where he has taken a situ-
ation in the furniture store of his un-
cle Mr. Bell.
Misses Besise and Nora' Kennedy
of Goderich are : visiting their aunt,
Mrs. (Dr.) Blacken.
Misses •Clara Sharman and Nellie
The 'sacrament . of''. Coneirmati'on
was administered, at St. Joseph's'
church last Thursday afternoon: by
Rt. Rev. M. F. Talton, .0.11. • Bishop
of London, to twenty-two candidates.
Benediction of ,the Blessed Sacrament
was' •sung by ::'Rev. Fr. Corcoran
11Seaforth at the conclusion of;the
10.00
2.00
1;00
15.00
150.00.
16.00
3.00
.. 10..001
1.00
5.00
5.00
1.50
25.00
Sander School 10 a.m.
WoxService 11 ami service. Also assisting were Rev. Fr,
3 p.n3 WOI 51OP Service, at Bayfie1 McRae of -Goderieh and Rev. Fr. Fal -
2 p.m: -Sunday School. Bayfield. lon of Winghem. Mr. and Mrs. Le
•
Harris of Goderich are guests ef Miss
Holmes
this week.
of
Ede
H
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Andrews re-
turned Monday after ,spending . a
couple of days with Ailsa Craig.
n
Erieds.
Mrs. John Pimping and Miss Maude
visited • Goderich friends the latter
Fart of the week,
Master Gordon King, left on Thurs-
day last to visit friends, in Melitta,
Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mason were
in Blyth on Monday. '
yY '
TH
E
perennial
ia
l ap
peal
of
old
Quebec City, picturesque
ue
countryside, and northern lakes
and woodlands, is receiving add-
ed impetus in the face of war-
time conditions. With physical
fitness a requisite for all forms
doubly
war enterprise, it is do b
Y
necessary that this year's tourist
make the most of his leisure
hours -a demand' that Quebec is
admirably suited to satisfy.
At least three important fac-
tors are swinging the wartime
tourist index in favor. of Quebec.
First, its proximity to large cen-
tres of population, many being
just an overnight journelines;
by
Canadian Pacific Railway
secondly, its wide variety of tour-
ist attractions; and thirdly, ,the
splendid accommodation provided
by the., Chateau Frontenac, Que-
bec's world -famed hostelry.
eVeie
In the city itself, the visitor
can alternate his rambles through
the
• Town,
Lower ' circ
Lo
the
lust
Plains of Abraham or Dufferin
Terrace, with the present day
diversions of golf, tennis, bowl-
xng,
other
dancing,
and
ng,
g
"
riding, '
activ-
ities.
sporting popular op g and social
For. Quebec's uptown sec-
tion is as .modern' and lively as
its Lower Town is ancient and
tranquil.
The 300 -year-old city offers
sight-seeing opportunities second
to none on the North American
Continen Century -old cathedrals,
monuments, convents, shrines,
ramparts, and huddled, rows ,of
quaint dorrnered dwellings unfold
in colorful array as the tourist,
seated atop a Horse-drawn cale-
che, rides through the narrow,
winding streets of Lower Town.
It is north of the old walled
city, holiever, where sportsmen
and nature lovers find a real
xentr
des
paradise.
Lovely Lau
Park, 4,000 acres of mountain-
ous woodlands,' lakes, rivers and
streams provide new thrills in
in
wimm g,
s
canoeing,
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ou g,
trout
hiking, and other joys of camp
life. Attractive log . cabins, fully
equipped, are available for visit-
ing tourists.
Other nearby points of interest
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for Quebec visitors inc
Shrine of Ste. Anne de Beaupxe ,
Montmorency Falls, Loretto In-
.dian;Reservation, Quebec Bridge,
the town of Levis; and the pic-
turesque Isle of Orleans, where
spinning wayeele' of sti]l hum -and life follows the
"habitant" ,
the footsteps of his fr)thers.