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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1942-06-18, Page 3THURS., JUNE 18, 1942 SHOWPLACE OF THE CANADIAN ROCKIES For refreshing red and pf¢nffselS-Afp.31 recreation amid Alpine grandeur. Golf, trail -riding, swi ing, fri�enidiy hospitality'', erfect ming log. chalets, From $9 per; day Including meals. Come by air- conditioned Continental, Limited. rk foag tm. tion and reservations from ne,ares CANADIAN NATIONAL ...to everywhere in Canada THE CLINTON by 'a family of four sons and three daughters. Mr. Edgar East left last -Saturday for Oshawa, where he has secured a position with the McLaughlin Auto- mobile Cdnspany. Mr., East's re- moval will be regretted as! he took an active interest in the musical affairs of the town and was Choir Leader of Wesley church'; Mrs. - ;East and son will not move for the time being. Miss Jessie Sharp of St. Marys, is visiting at the home of her brother, Mrs. H. R. Sharp. Mr. D. S. Cook was in Toronto last week attending the Annual meeting of the Chosen Friends as Delegates front the Clinton Circle: Miss Norma Vanstone of Winghads was the guest' of Miss Jewel Bartliff. Miss Stewart` was the guest of Mrs. W. James Sims at Blyth during the past week. - Mr. Howard Jackson of Chicago and Miss Edna Jackson of Buffalo, were here attending the funeral of their mother, the, late Mrs. Isaac Jackson. When The Present Century v c rat; lt'12e.NYi'iNlpt:i15' C:'3..IN`roN, EARLY IN 'rah CENTURY Some Notes of The News in 1917 NEWS -RECORD PAGE''3 FROM THE CLINTON NEWS- with the assistance of the a�tees has made No. 4 school one the RECORD prettiest and most attractive in Wedst Huron Inspectorate. M JUNE 14TH, 1917 twill take a much needed rest on the Ina party of soldiers returning farm for a while. from England which arrived in Hall- I Miss Jean, daughter of M AgJohn fax the other day were two Clinton Govier was united in. a Rad- a Goderich mare D, Bell. lford. Both the young peoat ple J. T. Taylor and R. N. Cole, and i' the manse on Tuesday .Tohn are - II Messrs. E. G. Courtice and J. W. dents of Hullett township and: both Nediger, winners of the Faill trophy, I have many friends who willjoinPn last season, will skip a couple of wishing them many years of y. rinks from among the local bowlers married life. to compete at the tournament at On Saturday Mrs. Susan Crawford Stratford en Wednesday next. of the 13th concession Hullett or Among the casualties published re- "Granny" Crawford, as she is famil oently appeared the name of Pte. G.1•arly and affectionately known by all P. Rorke of Wellington. son of Mr. her neighbors and friends, will pass James Rorke of Winnipeg, and a 1 another milestone in life's journey. cousin; of Mr, fT, A' 8411 e o4 town• §he will be eighty-one, somebody Pte. Rorke was through the big fight i says,- though most of those who knew at Vinly Ridge and apparently name her will dispute it, out unhurt as a letter was dished in the Picton Times describing the fight. But later his time saefour Rev. J. E. Ford for the past years pastor of the. Victoria street Methodist church, h,, and pre` to that pastor of Wesley church, Was Young FROM THE CLINTON NEWS- RECORD JUNE 12TH, 1902 Mr. R, J. Bell won his Bachelor of Arts degree at the Toronto Univer- sity 'exaaminations this year. Obi Sunday last the Rev. Mr. Gunne, who has completed a year of residence in Clinton, preached an an- niversary sermon at the morning ser- vice to the large,and appreciative congregation which has assembled in St. Paul's church. Mr.' Robert Sanderson having' trad- ed his farm north of Londesboro for Mr. William Killough's property' on. Ontario street, Became a resident of Clinton last week, while Mr. Killough moved out on the farm. Mr. Sander- son has secured employment in the organ factory, , , Mr. Sam Mahon of the. Clarendon has been nursing a speained arm for the past week. He sustained the in- jury at London while watching the antics of a lot of bronchos front what he considered the safe sidethe fence, but one of the unruly brutes in endeavoring to clear the fence broke it down and it fell on Sara, thus the crippled arm. An unfortunate oceuren_�e happen- ed at Mr Thomas , Maclienzie's on Thursday last when his five-year-old son was severely bitten in the face by a large dog owned by Mr. MacKenzie. The little fellow had his arm around• the dog's neck when it snapped at and caught him by the face, inflicting several wounds which the surgeon stitched up. It is supposed the boy stepped upon the dog's foot is what ceased the attack. The animal was shot,. ter pub- I FROM THE CLINTON NEW ERA JUNE 14TH, 1917 Goderic I Chesney—In Tuckerstnith, on Wed- nesdaY,. vious June 6th, Mr. William Cites - Clinton, has superannuated this Ye&r• net', aged. 69Y t Jaaekson--In Clinton, on Friday, Job Cooper, an. old' 'lP-ideal o£ June 8th, Charlotte E. Burnett, be- Stanley township, just south of town, loved wife of Mr. Isaae Jackson. aged died suddenly on Thursday last at the 72 Years. age of sixty-five years. On May ,72 21st, his wife died after but a short Rev. W. Ehu err, ofVaOtiverAve uu+ illness and this was a great shock to Methodist him: The funeral took place'on Fri.- and formerly pastor of Ontario St. . day afternoon, his remains being laid Church was compelled to resign beside those of his wife, who had eharge en the se;a octo .' a advi herr` has g been buried a little over a fortnight to nervous before. two sons serving inthe forces over- seas. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ball of "Fair- Mr William Chesney, one of the view Farm", Hullett township ,an- best known men es the Township of "Fair - flounce the .engagement of Howardtheid TtiekersmLith passed away at his hone Rinseso, Aunie, to Mr. on the fifth concession en Wednesday Hills;, son ofT Mr. G. W. Hill s LTabe evening, June 6th',' in his 69th` year. er Alta. The marriage takes glace The late Mr. Chesney was been on lot 31st the latter part of June. the 8, con. 4, Tuclaersmith, 'on May b remlm Mrs. Snyder, who has taught 1848 and was the eldest son of the Lou Thrower and Harry school on the 16th concession °f late Henry McLellan, Chesney aiid'had happened that way and found him un- Goderich n- ye years township for the past five able to move. They procured a rig years has resigned. She has proved) lived all his. life in the township,bind e - herself teacher. She ing a central figure n municiplal DX- been for hem timely assistlanceit there herself an excellent fairs for many years. While Mr. Thomas Holloway was strolling in Ransford's woods on Sun- day afternoon he was seized by cramps and falling to the ground be- came helpless. He remained in this edition for several hours and until MTS. George Pearson and is no .telling -what the result might M ten• and.b Mr. have M. tin at visiting I � are v g ('L•LiTit.�H I9xRECTOR�L't daughter of Michigan ARMY I ,s the16th of Gode- Two men ,one Y g A al LD TOR SALVATION h V 1 et lin hi mself Dr. 'Robert wnship. on Dyke of New York and the other h township. blewtnto town' n ht' v ewg Mrs .En Y 11 a.m. Morning Worship APPUCATh'1f CARDS FOR COUPON R4TIONING OF SUGAR will be mailed next week • Household in Canada toevery Canadians will be required to register sothat ration cards, good for the 10 week period, commencing July 1st, may be issued immedi-° ratio. atok good or six montthe end of that hs. willbebecissu d. ration book, g 'HOW TO KEGISTEt Residents in Urban Areas not served by Letter Carrier, and Residents in Rural Areas Application cards will be distributed to all house- holders through the post offices on or before Tues- day, June 23rd. Additional cards will also be de- livered for every person resident in the household, who bears a different last name from thhe heade d the household. 11 needed, extra cards may from local p These application cards should be. filled out home. diately and dropped in the nearest mail box or post office. A pamphlet giving complete instructions will be delivered with each card. As soon as your name is duly, registered at headquarters, ration cards, good for a ten -week period, will be mailed to you— one ration card for each'person in your home. These will be for sugar only. Coupon !Motioning tor Sugar Becomes Effective July G a' Beginning July 1st, no one will be permitted to buy sugar for regular domestic use without a ration coupon. Prompt co-operation on the part of the public in filling out and returning their application cards is ' necessary to ensure return of the ration coupon card in time to purchase sugar on or after the above date. Remember—the amount of sugar allowed each indi- vidual under the new,coupon rationing planwill per exactly the same as allowed at present -4 pound person per week. 11. PRINT IN BLOCK LETTERS NAME ONL LEAVE SUNK APPLICANT'5 Fi95T NAME(S) STR (OR RURAL ROUTE) CITY OR P,ST OFFICE PR FIRST NAMES OF OTHER PERSONS AT SAME ADDRESS HAVING SAME LAST NAM • T • AGE II safer • ♦ ■ A. INE Armin i ■ A, LEAVE THIS SIANE THE WARTIME PRICES AND RAH BOARD CANADA --DECLARATION— iN SUPPORT of RATION BOOR APPLICATION. 1, THE UNDERSIGNED, SOLEMNLY DECLARE THAT I (ANDTHEFOREGOING MEMBERS OF THE SAME FAMILY) LIVE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS, BEING ACCURATELY DESCRIBED HEREIN, . AND THAT -N0 ANYONEOTHER PAPLICITTIION HAS HEBEEN MADE ON BEHALF OF 12. RB-) SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT OR SPONSOR The provision for additional sugar for preserving, etc., will be continued. Special voucher ret forms s. for this purpose are being supplied No person may have on hand more that two weeks' supply of sugar, unless resident in a remote district. DO NOT SURRENDER DER 'Iar�4 URN APPLICATION LICATION CARD T$$ ANN' UNAUTHORIZED PERSON ik fattier of the bride and Mist L Aik- ut The Call of Duty kresponses. Three quilts were quilted enhead as bride and Mus. J. an the community is a natural oat- ,Dom Mrs. . an. growth of duty to home and seland blocks handed utter another and borough as groom. •e lacks, ftlt fano selections. Miss ch s itmore b w P umi ed mm duty.t fo our do You av likegiven f dutyispatches orris ata o w tiala Seem). SP sang I 'eh �u Mrs. E. C'ri Duty is one of those stern crit. The club which. wartme has glorified: It has It issues the call to aid our neighbors. gg ladies were Pres M. Crich and M s We can d 20 96 an $5 of t Miss Erma made a fitting rich bs, of Toronto Mr. Riker of Hensall, ' n We need not pay attention. they got on become, like sacrifice, a term for treasurer reported to $ due . Miss Marion Ili But we are likely on Sunday. rOn Monday escape social duty. that was donated'to the Red Cross"'etthanking the.ladiesased twieth spent the weekend at her home in )heroism. From al laiden it is urged ongifts and the evening Goderich Township. l a rampage but were broughtluep short i be with duty tc home and country to find as the years roll on, that treasurer. b Chief Wo1stL aiyesting lace bo duty to self. That dodging has been my t uceet ourul " tie's• a Joil eGoodvening s social S Y Bayfield News — Captain Jack M Riker tried p Duty' d are out of the stream It decided d hold our so Ferguson L the latest k buy an.auto H Caster de around us. of ladies N G of allow." o h n to self do d evening of• the McLaughlin make. Roy Mac- of other ergs CHURCH Leod of Toledo, Ohio, formerlyviof f E BAPTIST CHU this place has enlisted in the a Rev. A. E. Silver`, Pastor tion corps at Windsor` Sailor John a,m. Sunday School. Mae Leod has only succeeded ill find- 7 ind 7 pen. --Evening Worship ing one gang of his nets' making his The Young People meet each loss very heavy. The home guards at 8 p. held their first outside' target prac- Monday evening m very fair ST. PAUL'S; CHURCH Rev.; G. W. Moore, LThe 1I a.m. Morning Prayer. ens the past 10.30 a:m. Sunday School. Miss Annie R'ozell spent 7 p.m.—Evening Prayer. - week at Brussels with relatives and UNITED Mende. STREET U Mr. E. E' Hunrliford will attend ONTARIO t at London next week as a Rw. G. 0. Burton. M.A., BzD. Cour .m. Sunday School. nese on a case that was started thews wit - 10 a 11 a.m.--Divine Worship years ago. Wallis returned ,hoar: 2.00 p.m. Turner's Church Ser Mr. Sunday School 1 Wednesday night from his Eastern vice and ing Y trip to Halifax. ` He reports the 7 p.m. Evening Worship crops, foliage, etc., are hardly out in p, either provinces. WESLEY-WILLIS UNITED after' Last Friday evening .shortly Poe. Andrew Lane, B.A., I3 D.. .—Divine Worship supper. Mrs. Isaac. Jackson went out, 17 .m into the garden when she fell dead 7 day Sc ool a t conclusion Her death ,name as a Sunday School: at conclusion � while walking. in service. shock to the community as the had morns g been apparently enjoying good health AN CHURCH ` • for a woman of her age. Her 'maiden, PR School I name was Charlotte E. Burnett, and Worship S i 10 a.. she was born in Goderich township 8 p m.lp Worship Service 11 a m. e10 nearly 72 yearn ago. Besides her 8 2.m• .--Se ve eJs . 9 11 1 aged partner; in life she, is, survived 2 p.m:--8umda9 Scheel., Ha>�'ii►t4( 2.80 p.m. — Sunday School 7 p.m. - Salvation Meeting by i d highaboveo 0o s of was ci e to for unruly conduct, r• of it might well be reversed. 'n an wen afternoon on June 18 to which� .erreto gave interfere ,but under C. es come first, for dhty 'tA everything going onorganizations -will be invited. WMrs. N. Garrett entertained him a chuck under the chin self is the foundation stone en whioh t trousseau tea. ,National duty 15 the meet sweeping' i which effectually silenced him. The I all other duties are built. personal "Dr" then Olrew very humble ;and that whioh Conscience orders. in its Dell. Right now it demands all Tho progrram committee for this will himself off, but the duty isof s, that we Ilan give. It calls• for our be Mrs. Fear, Mrs. Rogerson, Mrs. V --- Chief l to buy h Conscience sets up standards g lives, if We Turner and the Social Committee in I WHAT YOUR WAR SAVINGS until lodged him in the cooler instead not to be flouted, what money ,our time, our very before Mayor civilization we cher eharge of the afternoon Also it wasT YOUR CAN ACCOMPLISH Jackson ie could, take him setook crowd may say. Without m manage to place that decided not to have a July C ACCOMPLISH Jackson for trial. His worship � es ease to the call of duty, other shoulders. meeting but $10 wills P shells a lenient view of the case and'. fined , h t strong sense of the Lmpor- the' disturber of the peace three dol- lars letour and costs. The "De." had a big wad of bilis and paid fine and costs promptly, apologizing profusely the while for misconduct. The pair sought greener pastures next day. Mr. W. G. Webb of•Londesboro was in town on Saturday. In his youth Mr. Webb was a resident of Clinton_ 1 and his father is still remembered ley old residents as having been head miller for the Messrs. Rance. Mr. John Ransford was"in• Toronto last week attending a eonventian of the "captains of commerce." Mrs. Leek Kennedy was the gut t of Mrs. (Dr.) Blacvall for a few days this past week and. was negotiating, for a house -with the view to taking up, residence in Clinton again. Mr. Harry Darrow of Hayfield was in town on Monday. Mr. some time ago bought the old Com- mercial hotel which he is having Made ever by the carpenters and painters and will open "shortly for the accommodation of the public. lice on Tuesday last when snores were' made considering the longer range. Banker MacGee mak- ing highest score. eve wrong, _ would save'the of nor August ever the ish. We may divid response sioiht onjust meet to quilt some :erp,on yA. pleasing fee without a We may tante of duty to self, other duties go tives assume the liability. But if we lure of the afternoon was the presen- unheeded. do, then we are unworthy of a countrY tation to our club treasurer Miss is this,and cart claim no Erma Garrett a bride to be of the home comes newt. In this as great asan electric iron as Duty tonear future of time of war that includes duty to self, part of ft.� - ]-fdefence is nothing- if the home The call of duty is not always a rememberance from the club. TA isof seLawson made the presentation : not protected. There must be no pleasant one.- Some tasks we would made duty in the training of gladly shun. Some we would put off speech and Miss EQ15agave as fitting cslackening-of children in the building of character., an other shoulders. Some we m reply.„marded” in w•l,ici �;'•I' in the development of strong bodies accept whether or no, But there i° on "Getting ett)sage advice. Group 1' and sane minds, in this important no way of avoiding duty entirely. sphere. ' Duty to home is something is -woven into the fabric of life itooclf ved a delicious lunch and a social balf spis spent over the tea -cups. which dare not be neglected. When we understand that: duty' hour -•was t merely another name for privilege, Mrs. Wm. Rogerson entertainer' tit Duty to the community comes rice we shall have moved far forward on ladies of the community to era-;h"zi' r Like the home, it is part of the ria- the path of human progress. for Miss Erma Garrett on Monday _ can dodge duty .r__ _ evening. The bride-to-be was 'show- ered with confetti first from a water - to a tame wi n one rotind of 18 or 25 -pounder L,vil heart. ,. to the communrtyehoweyer, while al- . >, t 11 feel responsibility for . the'. most a "VT' C WERSIVIrra . in can decorated-leith pink white Anyone can avoid organiza- iii for the betterment of The June meeting of the Tucker- suspended mid-air, and then with tions: work g gifts of cream and red,granite�ware�_ others: affairs ".''can leave the corn- - orm smith Ladies• Club took the form of Si Viral there from toasting a quilting bee at the church on Fri- everything. munity affairs to other willing hands, back' in lordly indifference. da f eon,-J.une,,51h., The meet- forf to roasting pans. A meek wed - and sit r .Yh� F withn was staged with Mrs. Waiters as deaf ear to the tsfg' opened the Ode.and. Lord's- � Aman, Misses Florence Whit. Anyone can suer a ll call was If 1 had more and Viola Pepper or mother sad call ofo ly thunit - duty. But orrun- Prayer. Roll and varied were the ately 1 the minority will, for duty Time"anal m home. . Any YOUR Estate, as Different from every other.. Many prob- lems are Involved -• family and financial conditions; requirements and oblectives are. different. No ono parson could be expected. to effectively deal with the many duties required of an executor, The Sterling Trusts . Corporation brings to these problems the combined experience of a staff folly qualified to administer your estate promptly and efficiontlly. _ Name as your Executor,. STERLIIIC TRUSTS CORPORATION 072 BAY ST:, TORONTO ESTABLISHED 1911,