HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1941-08-14, Page 5" TRIMS/Mt AUGUST 140;, 1941
THE .LUCKNOW ,-ENT EL
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MORE RIVERS • °THE . . • I
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. day's swift moving warfare. Armour- .
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Friends regretted to beer on. Wed-
TO CROSS LUCKNOW SENTINEL
eehastmed re
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ed fighting ' vehicles, such as tanks, .,
armoured and universal infantry
Lyceum Theatre
',Mrs.
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WINGHAM •
• Two Shows Saturday Night
nesday of Robt, Treleaven's
sudden illness.•In her 89th Year, she
was feeling as usual but . on Wed-.
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,nesday morning she fell. and struck
head
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By Paul Winterton- - • Published every Thursday morning'
Mirth and south; barring the Ger- • at Luelcnow, Ontario. •
man invader, run the. great rivers .
Russia. Always historically in -i- L. CAMPBELL •THOMPSON
Science -
and Mechanics Have Net
Made Soldier A Robot - Resource
And Initiative Have New Impor-
e tenee.
• . can have rie ved all armieg into,
Insteed, the .eppoeite has happened. e • ,.
.It is true that. meehanization. haS
forced the modem •arrny. to man it- the open, They ha ,forced the. dug- . .
self with skilled mechanics, technic.- ,ein opponents of ; e last war into
. campaigns of wide frontage, great .
her aga•inst the corner of the
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ions 'and 'the' depth, range fast' movement In
' Thuraday, Feidaye Saturday
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' aewing.machine. causing a deep mit,
which bled profusely. -The' weak
Portant, they today .assnine, great Publisher and
strategical significance • The Red . ..
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' by' 'Kim Beattie •
specialists.. But individ-.1_ and
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i seeh warfare the: .Canadians will be
eel courage, .resource and initiative •
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AUGUST 14 .15 16
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CLARK:We
GABLE , ' -
spell she bad taken was a heavy
stroke coming on leaving. her semi-
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Army is .fighting from river be riv-
111URSDAY AUGUST 14th 1941'.
er, However • the . foetnnes of War : • '' • ' '• •
. 'OTTAWA: :---- To the Canadian stu•
dent of military histoi.y and Profes-
of the ordinary 'soldier of to et home as no barrack bound old-
.arnties have a far greater valUe and alley could be.
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HEDY LABIAAR-
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Comedy with Clark Gable in
Russia. • - .resulted
"Cartoon"..• • "Traveltaik'!'
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"News" 1 , : , '
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Matinee Sat afternoon at 2,30"
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paralyzed. Her condition since has
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somewhat improved. Her son, Mr.
NormarnTreleaven, Toronto, arrived
the eanie. evening for a few days ..
. Mr. and. Mee. Beet WhYwardand
little daughter .' Betty of 'Se,afeeth
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called on former Dungannon 'friends.
teat Week. pert is in •the errnY with
the .Medical CerPn,• training. at (X-
taWa and is on two weeks' •leave.
- Mrs. Jphe •Gernies, Toronto, is
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visit:tug- among fejends iit this die-
may sway, it will. continue to do
on the Dvina, on the Dniester and EED FOR FUEL. .
THE
on the ,Dnieper. • . N ; • "
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The great lend maps of _Russia , is ..!..c onsumption .of gasoline' and . oil
as 'full of rivers as a leaf is full of in Canada helps to win the•wer only
veins, .Nearly all have one feature whereeit serves war indlestry, and
in CenemorHtheY flow frona. north , .
to. •south or : from south to north: .0ther industriee-thet in turn support
the war effort army' vehiclesetreite.
This :..siinple eeographicel: feature- . .
ring' planes.and.Paval :ceeft. ' •
may .e.pell Hitler's ruin. .• • i
' ft Canadians were Whciiii. intent
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One .cif tile mos t -ntubbewnly d'ee
. in. their., ambition to leay,e nOthing
tenetd:riVers w,A.1 be tbe•.Pniesten..
should,: b, done .tO in.
Sionel soldier, none of . the -tactical
featuree of the. present fast-moring
war • on. land, which so startled thc
World, wgs. a euenrise. Be IA as not
astonished When the wholesale sub-
stitution ,Of reaelenes for, 'men 'in to
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.day's ..arinieS in the. e en-
Seve. b. eceining 't.90• poWeileul for the
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defence. All -military .minds. agreed
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a the finish, ef .the alet war ' that
It *fie certain .0,..colne. about
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in ,e
natural tour se Off. tank's 'deVelope''''
a More direct result on theonteoind
of an operation than In any. Previous
nkilitary , age. In the 'Swiftf
, • ar-rang.
ing assaults of mechanized:mar; e hell
•Sees . email : fighting unita'•opereeing
far. from' Ilie-lase•Of Centiol and de-
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•cieloti, the qualit of lead•ership ir,
the junior officers and non-cenimis-
eioned :offieere is :le •,. ..., . ,,,
. „ a first sea] ante
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of sUccess..
' ., • .The 1sTew . Efficiency,
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As Col. the Hon,. j... L. 'Ralston, .
Minister of National Defence, puts
Initiative and resource' were the
it "J. • . • ..
Canadian soldiers most yailuable as
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eets in the last war. In to war_ ..,
rare, these; .charac:teristies ,are indie. •
pereiable" •• • '.. • • -
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In iiddition. the .verL,' fact that to-
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tlue's • armiea are. so' highly. Meehan-.
ized rillewi,.:>e. means -that , Canadian,
tiu.,,:•aahie.d.:
l'ir•fi.
P.,t.2;ici seul.ii.,:i.:-.1:11...:47.efoli:t.a.,e1 j16,d..t.i..7(?,:::.1...i.
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Monday,...Tuesday, Wednesday
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.• , Mrs. Frank Ga•rnisa and childeen;
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Betty Jean and Dorothy, are .visit-
Mg with her perentee.Mr. and Mrs.
For 100 Mile* et is the bonndarY be- :•etndone-that
gure a 'Victory ageinstIlitler Mitch
tween ..the, ,Ukratne, and whet was •
•• • • 9f • the balenee. •of meter •fuel'.atocks
formerly Rumanian Bessarabia_ The •• .a.i.;,
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Dniester is very winding; and it posain Cierilaihwouflid •:'• uftoract6tsbover,,
.-f-lows - ghbtiengl?'
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, Lighening execution 014,3(1174. ,...t.,,j 1 ,.:.,
Ment as •a, , weapon. Capadian soldiet.s an': tneeediate .ge.„ep • 0.i., tea• .n.,w. a' •rno.
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. ?I „.s. eey. •it inthetank's ,,dhbines- in- *. a..bil intentio' of • d..•• d ' ' ' •
ri an oi (..i , IA W.,/,.
.tie.ouction• on , Septernber •15. ' ' leen
, , , • . , •• the cone:se of an. actioe was alwaye
-le
,Jitil.,:iimi:iceev.,a"
,:ei 1,
in '.1:94-: "iVe'are' starting Oil the ' most '
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•voncterful bast. 'imaginable . i, ..
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:MCI-MGM:1r PRICES
'Jas.' Sproul:.Hetty Jean, aged seven,
Its average'-wi tit •
very fast cl seas. if Canadians rea115/. understood
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is 'about 100 yards, but. in some - ',I • •• • • .
'fuel
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ley then ,_1?-'"-
ate cd then. -nredietenn. the•
. • mai k of the • •goed. soldier. •But ,fe- • e • .......
le•ing confirmed' in time Massed tank ... er • :, e.„
--David I. Leew••• Albert Lewin ' •
./ereee,
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had :a delightful bilehday picnic
With nine little friends. et. Jas .
t on:1r will
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for nearly a •quar-
places It stretches : .,• be in the scheme of operatiprieeeceen
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; . , to -day it cap be will or los neeicif
ics Of Cambrie and Ant ells • '. '
ti.Ltiee, ........._,_..., t. ----e.. 4- • eeliattlee:ee-Intellig-erice -aticr.„
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,ouR niGHT
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Sproul's ;on Tuesday; • August-.. ,
her birthday: '• • . -
Mrs. • Albert" Orset returned from
a vacation_ •
' 'spent with ' relatives. at
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Golden. Valley. • •' : •
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ter ere•"irtile Ifoni• bank to bane. •
•., o e •, y , e •
• • t b launched b -th British Ern-
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The e are rapids about- 15�milesr • • • •
f they could t 0 -
. pire forces, ey cou no : p se
from it g mouth. „ . • •ibly- Use up big quantities 9f, gaso-
In short the Dniester is a' bard line and oil for pleasure purposes:
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river for a Panzer division to .cross. without . great pangs of conscience.
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for the. Nazis in-'
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. Noe ww.a there any 'Surprise •to the I
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i .agi at t te t th . • d
. m n ive : s ea ers in c epee
and sweep of to-clity's .offezisietes !
tiwati •.11 laviql, Of • r ( T..'
: e, . , use,a m ni cc.
ei ,•1 ti . vehicles
.... g a ng and motor!zed in
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mind, rather than paeade,squai•e pie 1 e
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cision, .is 'the hall -marl- n f -‘•
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.Starring • •
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The United United Church services are
• Withdrawn for the remainder. of
'Rev.
.eVen al:It:Wing -
in the British Isles, where motor
'credible- Skill :in , spanning water • ''. • •
. car . drivers are so close ti...militerY
under fire But the Druepele is far .. ' that they can See the Lir-
operations
fantry. The revolution to arinour,
i Plate, WitleeN Ilild', 'gasoline /Wide' 'it
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inevittible, feature the
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Atigiest While We P. Newman
harder. The •Dnieper is • a Mighty .• ' - - •.' '
Evory of Ger- • -----
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MARGARET • SULLIVAN it ..
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and Mrs.. Newman and family are
gent necessity for guarding the mo-
Waterway, in Europe only • • •• •
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FREDERIC. MARCH
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ranking •
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tor fuel supply
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having their .vacation. •
hVolga d the Danube
after' the • oga Dbhae
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.,an. become almost .non-existent. On
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Also "Canada Carries On'',.',.
Visitors With eMr.. and Mra. John • Its fame goes back into ancient his been
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MAJOR -GENERAL..
iiiiimiiii• •••""maimmline
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Reeves, Berbera Ann '136,bby. 'ensk provinee, •by the sourees.
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and .hard hitisneas of the •situatiOn. When We
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Miss •Vivian Tiffin and Mr Joe Pit- of the Dviria and the 'Volga, and
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. ere then Canada's . gasoline consuin-
•fin, Wingliam, • travels .rnore'lhan '1,400 miles be- • '. • . - •
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:URG.ES ROADSIDE'.
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'Mr. 'and.Mrs. :for it • reaches: the,• sea. It' flows, thru •
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„ JohicHlake enjoyed .
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Tuesday accompanied hy -Mrs. 13. iow, undulating laeds,., fertile plains . •
"WHAT THIS, TOWN NEEDS"
-with and rocky steppee. Its •banks, M the
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E. WillisWllare high, pertictilarly on the
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. Farmers.- . whe • make • special ef-
•forts . to .Jeep 'their land Clean , of.
at Port Albert cottage side. At Smolensk, well over
eastern,
Mite's Letitia Durnin, BA, of 'Font •1,000. 'miles from its monthit i§.
under-
A number of .artic es• .the
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' 'discouraged
Frances 'spent .few.. days 'Pripet
centty in theleepwater News. They
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weeds .'befe when .
a visiting 1.50. yards wide.. Where the
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. municipal and 'road. anth.oeitiea al-'
• ' low noxious weeds to -mature seed
her. aunt,. Miss - Letitia •Dreaney, 4` • •
••,.•Mrs:. Jas. Stonehouse left on Sun-
joins it• from .the famous •marshes
it a Of a ile• :wide. In
are written by residents of the town.
•or• rural conneninity, and deal with
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Wide. range.. 'subjects; Viewed.
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on roadsides adjeining their. farms,
day.tO visit With her brOther•-in-laW
'some plaCea i .the e b etrovsk
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Mr. Jelin public..
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grates Jain •D-.71Vret-Leod,. • Crops,
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Weeds 'Ontario
Mr. Joe StorieliouSe' Westfield, for
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district it. iS• orie and a quarter -Miles
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--Heeds and Branch,
'or-Ati-iculti-fre;
a while. .. . .' .
Wide. Not a bad tank tra 'Also
An expressiOn of views on .
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• • 'Dept. Th-e-Weede
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it flows at a •treniendous speed in
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topre-railiire-a-Prion sugge
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' Control Act clearly states all weeda.
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Mrs.:C. •C: Brown Who has been
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on. the sick list is some. better, tins
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prove Vantable, locally and we would
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-on roadsides-diustebe••clestroyed--ofee•imeek,,
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welcome the onialinne-and77, neorri-
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-ten. enough to prevent the ripening
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. All these rivere• are mere streams*
compared with•the Volga.- That •Nka
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of their seed., • .. .
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be a Croasing• for the Nazis. TWo
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''"--"' • However,: many Municipal, coun-
. cila find it •difficult to. get 'help "fo 1-.
• 1 this work .at the proper. time.. This
is particularly true, this ,year: They
their •
f' S d le Le .
-IP visee on, un ay wit r. en d
' min ton . • •
IVIes. DaVid S. E g , : ,
'Mies Martha Ferguson on the 6th
COncession, West WaWanosh, visited'
Mrs. Stevirartefor a few days
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thousand. three hUndred• .miles. it
flo • 'f • ' ' '
,ws • rom source te• sea, an . is
rarely leas thanA . f • '1
a .quer er o a•mi e
wide- It • is no. myth that ,the Wage
'dents for ,we belieVe froth ..a
al rest . , ,, ., ., • •
tiOn.partisan etandpoint, they might
well be able to best point out "What
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- i',7),.,71 ' ' • I N, ACTION
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iill.:onr_men• pnetly te•Lined
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realize responsibility _under
.• the Weed, Control -Act, but are •un-
able to obtain .adequate labor. ,-Pev- ;their
•eral municipalities have made 'spec-
,Nellie.
. Mr. and. Mrs. John 'Goarley, and.
niece ,of ..Thorridale and Mr.
and 'Mre., McCrel of. Glencoe visit-
boatmen sing their song there. •IVIay
they go on singing it in - peace for
centuries. •• • ' ' ' • . -•
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-- -Personallyeevie.-believe:what--thieee-
town needs is a , good deal of: sub-
•stantial ' pondering .. on that "very
- "what does • 'this. • town
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t she their place, in this, kiadof
Riglit . in their " :everyday. • o:istence
they are using and applying
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jai fie& then. that
Wawanoth.•recently.. • '
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of property,. so
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no weed seeds will Mature to blow
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The August meeting of:.. the ' Wo-
•should be some very. constructive
Let have.
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4- .--•• • .,., A.::•:. • "W,o ,
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over farm lands. ' - •
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"We dearly for neglect
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Flat Rate Needed. •
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men's institute was held in the corn-
=nay hall. with an attendance of
suggestions. advanced. us
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you opinions expressed her public
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, T4 Commander of our •• oversees.
. forces,re as .refeeringeto..the • mechan-
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of weeds on roadsides and. oh farins
The Arthur Enterprise News saYs.
'Perhaps. the present gasoline
around .:30 and with Mrs, G. ' Mc -
ation-your .parne not necese-
arily sbe revealed.
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ii.,11 Adaptability Of Canadians.
'Canadians
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during the last war", said Mr Mac-
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Pherson, the president in the chair.
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man's blitzkii.eg' of 1939 and., UNIVERSAL CARRIER
•
menet. that. more cad/drive
•
Leod, and a Similar situation Must
,cige may a reelization.
of the need fin. a flat rate for liy-_,
The roll call waS very well respon-
TIME THEY WERE DOWN .
,tactics
1940 eXcept the "fifth column", and
' GOES .TIIROUGH ITS
.... ..,
terse can cope with running
• .- •
,
repairs,
not be-aTlowed' t9 aeNielop riciw. Less
drocElectric power in Ontario, or •at
"11 -1 -0 -13Y -ti naming of
including. attack by tanks ilea motor:
f•',A .
. ,
• la
to farm crops through Weeds runs
' into millions of dollars every year
This enormous lo'so could be . pre-.
vented if eVerycine co-operated jn
a war Of their own on. weeds".
'least a more equalized rate. Here in
Arthur we have two chopping mills,
and bo. are Supplied With power
both
•by large' enginea that run 'on- fuel
,oil. The cheap Hydro power of which
Ontario boasts is
ario Cabinet .Minister and his of
fice. An .invitation to • 'the White-
church Institute Meeting cin Vies"
,
day was .''received .end Will be ac7
cepted. A beautiful appliqued guiltNew
made.. and donated by •Mrs. Wm.
. .
. , , .
Street decorations that have been
up. since the Kents visited here '
several weeks ago,. are due to be
taken edown, or'replaced, as the 'el-
emeSts have caused them to become
' • • '
ized infantry, under by flying air-
' • • '1ac n. • V'
realles , .1N as p -ed in the British'
• :
A rmy. a$ early as 1990 and 19°7.
. . ' •
Importance
• . . '
,What. does initoaish is that the trenarefcens„
.../.4.
• • -
fictiena
t modern wrrior.
It was those identical native ,char-
1'
. acteristics which, gave the Canadian
1 'soldier of the last, war his histori:e
. .. . , .
aii•e handier with niechanical
and devices, than the people:
' •
Ein•opean nation. • .=. .
* Perhaps. most surprisieg of
:li - 'ley slo ment of military.
1, e ( L P, . •
gafigets.
nil any ,
. • •• - .
all in . .
tactics• •
. .
• . , •
NEWSY NOTES
. . .
not cheap. enough
in . many _centres to compete With
the diesel engine: Wouldn't'lit• be a
. Campbell Was displayed and it was
decided. to. sell ticket's , on it with
faded and tattered..
• The bunting on the. hydro and
telephone poles, Which made an el-
1 ive ability and which, ni turn,
forinatiore of armies from foot eol- i -
k Rave the Canadian Corps its form %
•diers to wheeled troops and the .done 1 lidable shock ti reputation •in tin
and weapons, in the CanadiVin
,, esiehted
r '''Y' ''vett to the . for
•
'''. . •
S' in jail
TWO MONTH at hard
labor . was .the .sentence imposed on
All BOVvman; 20 -year-old Godere
ich shoe. merchant who' staged O
e.
hoax, robbery and 'caused self • in-
flicted wounds, .to support his •§tory
of being slugged and robbed. The•
sane thing to sell the Arthu'r mills;
and scores of Other Ontario mills,
Hydro PoWer at ;price Which would
make- it to their'.advaritage to in-
'
stall electric motors and 'save ill
this much-needed oil that •
• is now
.:very day being consumed'.
Proceeds for war purposes. . Miss
Mater Murray gave an interesting
an informative talk on."Laws per-
taining to women and 'child -I -en".
Mrs, Andre -w. Gaunt lavoured With
"7
a solo `ilVly Country 'Tis of Thee"!
"Woman" •was the title of e. reading
by MrsJ, Thom and "Friendship"
fective decoration, 'is now badly
bleached out and should be: taken
down One of .e• number of big
fl • • ' •
flags which were steeng across the
street, iS still.flying although badly
tattered and faded, and it in no way
enhances'. the a Pearance •of. ' the
p .
inant position of massive • enteine,s . of
war as the major offensive weapon,
'has tremendously increased both 'the
value and the importance of eachin-
diVidriai soldier. '11leehancial talent ,,St
technical trai.ning areen'ot wasted, in
• • • , ,
dependent minds. and eatural abilities
•
.,
offensive battles of 1918., Hecause it
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a .1 0in e -
a Canadian''h b't t think' ' d
, ''''s -
Pendently,' they thought' foi• them-
selves •in th conftisiOn arid tumult:
• . e . • • • • .
of ac ion It was thew is inc to im-
provis,e and invent, so, they sermoun-
, ..
ted sur pi ise obstacles by developing
etrategiet, ties that not even
hbleing •of the cavalry has taken
' idaniour and colour •froin military
i. r • • .
lie. There. ere only nine. horses.
in the Canadian Army. 'We will
.. .
again thrill to tire stirring
•
of squadrons at the.•charge, with
• .
the dc -
the
•
left
never •
picture •
the •
money,' $g2.19, and severainpairs of
THE PICTURE '
.E.
.of One by Mre. .D. Phillips Mrs.
Main thbroughfare:
of leadership haVe scope, even in. the
• •
uporthOdOx tactic as ,custorrei'llack-
.
sabres flashing aind the di•iiin
,
r
„ •
of gal-.
shoes were regovered.
, . " ,
' GALLERY
NO INQUEST is being held in the,„
McPherson .expressed regret •at the,
removal to Lteeknow of : the sec.-
treas., Mrs. All Durnin and later
A VISITOR'S" IMPRESSION
• • :
Pranks of today's Canadian Army. •
: For years it 'w4 predicted thet
.
the eating of meehanized-wer would
. • • •
led troops could never have. done. The
. .
Canadian subaltern and N.C.0: Wert
.. ,
' f
iant feet beating a thrnithving
• it has been replaced ' by . sometineg
f< more spectaculairan impress,on
latoo. '
,
, death of Wilfred Mi•ntz of Locknose
who lost hie life in a motor ac- • -. 4,-.
ir
cident near sSeaforth. This decision e.
was announced by Coroner Dr. J. . • ..,,e
.4,
W. .8haw of
tedClinton,. who itivestiga-
. ...
l , ..e
l • • . . .
.
il
Mrs. Durnin was made the recipient
of a china fruit bowl and nappies.
Lunch of salads and bread and but-
ter was served by the hosteSses,
Mrs. Stuart,' Mrs. Rice and Mrs, W.
A..Miller. ' • il
oi • • • . •
Red Cross Bee
as week we- published a para-•
L t
graph in referen'ce ' to a visitor's
• remark about ' our street liglitin,g,
Since then we. liaLte, been. told that
an American visitor', uPon driVing
into the Village recently, 'wanted to
know if there was a blackout on.
to
•
'. ee the worlds armies so completely
Wen. over to scientifie attributes that
.' •, .
machines, chemicals, radio beams, dee
icate instruments and •precision wea.,
Pons, would turn. the • soldier into I
mere automaton. 'lie. would only be
the '
seldom at •a •TOSS or some resort
which would turn a'• failing 'attack
..
into a sue eq even when cUt-off from
. • . . • ,
.nsp.ra.ion. Ell1C1
the. usual souiTe of i I t
orders.. . ' . •
That is •Why the Canadians win
the •ideal, troops -df to
of ireesietable' power '1 tank
' . '
tangible ' embodiniont •of ' military
inight itt it,elfe The imperturbability,
,
of its. pooderotie progress Omagh
the tumult of battle, with death
Hug .froie its 'Massive billk, is
incitrnate. •
is the •
t. i
• •
'
spil-
Mars
'
, .The
.be.held
Quilting Will
on Thursday afternoon, Au-
We mentiOn, this not embar.
rap: or criticire .the Village Council,
a ;robot for scientist' make shed ,
.
' .
FOURTH CONCESSION 4...,
A .
gust 21st.• .A goect attendance is ye-
but rather, -to. effectively illustrate
.... .
• - • •
.
. ,.._,._ .
,
. Miss Frances Pierce and her sis- .. p
ter *Mane •
.
quested. ...
Mr'. . and. Mrs. Edwin Pickwoacl
Janet Edwin New
, .
the impression received by at least
,
one , visitor ' in respect .to ' the '
lighting of Our, Main It is
-
, '' e
.„
• '
Verna, ef. Reston,' spent
a few weeks with theif aunt, Miss , , .,„ , ,
..,...., ..Tennie„.Pierepe--- ..- . e • - - - -- - -
'f \ : ' r
Miss Shirley Moffat -is spending • ,•••• - , '
in Byes- '4
and of Yerk and
Mies WandaDouglasof Mitehell
.
were guests of MreePickwoact's bro-
they, •Mr. 'John Cameron. and. Mrs.
•
„street.'
an angle that we, ' Who .. are • aceust-
timed to it, probably seldom • con-
sider.
-
.,
e 'N
•. • - ',ell,
'.1
•
ill
...e
c•
(.,
•
• i
' • II
• • her vacation with friends
. sele. • •
' Mr. Jamas ' Fraser Of Dauphin,
Man., is visiting with Mr. and 1VIrs. .
. ,
D. L.•1VlacKinntrie, .
iVIr. end IVIrs. Bert Bain life,Lone . •
. don visited recently with friencls
Carrieron.
Rev. G. A. and Mra. Barnard
were visitors • with friends at St.
.
Thomas last week. ,
• • Mrs. R. Woods Mr. end Mrs.
Lorne Woods and Donna kverp re-
cent Visiters• with frierida at Bruce- •
FAVORS EARLY tLosthip
•
' With the introduction of the me-
stricted hetirs for the sale of. gaso-•
• . .
hne It was suggested to us by one
1,
local Merchant 'that this afforded
•
the opportunity to decide upon earl-
.
s 0
to .
.
.
4....,-- r'''....''''
..••••••"
..\
e..,.... . .,
•
•
.
•
• on the Sieth. '
, Mr. •and' Mrs. Stewart MacKenzie WHO IS HE?
Mr. Walter -
field. and Hayfield. • . . .
.1VIr, aeci 1VIrs. Arthur Bramliall
.. • .
ler' closing hours for businese places
bn 'Wednesday and Saturday nights,
.
, -
e. e, Ne, '
-
• of Walkerton visited. at
letatKenzle's lett week • ' Last
Miss ' Anna. Graham of Toronto
spent the week -end at her hOme,s -of
• Mr. Cedil ItObb left Saturday on new
• a trip to the Canadian West.. . , also a
. . . Miss Dorothy. Webb of St. Helens LUcknee
spent a week with ,MrS. A. Hughes.' ber of
.. • Mr.' Mearie 1V1iddleion was up on •an •
• The -enetinel
froth Hamilton over the Week-Ond. •
- • Mr. and Mrs. Peter -.MacKenzie, wick) ,
• — no a
who have been visiting with friends
1- 'her
here returned to their`home in Flint, •.
• • Mr,
' Michigan.' . I officei
eek's picture
PAN CAMPBELL.
Malcolm
t. merchant,
ro 'tient
and et One
e ban,
Campbell.,
is
IVX • Na
i eident of,
8.5 • year,
a , p e was
C ' b 11
' the 32nd
was that ,of
.
Campbell, Luck-
and w,ho wag
business man of
,tirne.a metre-
g firm of Carher•••
Ublisher of
The P d H.
. grail son. ,is
cy Campbell is"
,
Toronto. She is
„ •
' ' pictured as an
. plc , •
Bruce tattalion
,
and •children of • Hamilton were
•guests with Mr. and Mks. Lorne
Woods • -•
• , , „
Mr. 4Ohn arfd Miss • Florence
n Ill are' visitors
.Stuart of Evansto ., .,
at Win .H. 1‹: Rutherford's. ,
• .' •• • •
.. Mrs. Hath'weil of Varna• is a vis-
•tor W'th" her si er . Mrs Ft S
1 e st , . . . ;.
weede. • .
Rev. Graydon Cox of Coniston.
• . . ,
will preach 'in the 'United Church
next Sunday. . - • •
' • • '
Miss Flazel'Petts of London is 'a
, , _
''with
•°
Liacknow is one of the compare-
tively few towns that liave, two Open
nights a week, and there no' doubt
are varions opiniOns about closjng
hours On these two btisy nights •
. : , ,
In St. Marys stores eloee at 11
o'clock on Saturday during thesuin-
. ,. , ,• , . . ,
trier .and 'at ten• o deck during the
winter menths. The move ii now oil
foot to close at ten o'clock the year
. . . . -.
round.
This subject shotild provide Some
opinions for the column: 'Which we
• :
trying''• t ' t d ' • 'What
are , 0 in ro uce ..on . at
.
•• - %
. .
itEMEMBElit
, . . .
, you• drive,
.
The sloittbr
the more
ke ee .•
e. et„••
A.
,
,
/
• se •••e„.
••••••teee•Wee s ve --ree,e••., 'e,.‘ ekkez
es se‘e•e. e...., eeee eeee-, eee eee
e. eee,
es „,,,,,..e.
•
Ocis bunted -up Willie standing. still totalit a
' allona e. So never le. - .
ave our car
staggering g g y . . .
, - evert. for a few minutes -with the meter
you . running. - Its lest 6 easy to switch it akar&
.
'have
•
,
'
..
-
• ,
•
Mr.---.1thri 'McDonald and 'MT. L. Of the Cariadian•Miiitia, and which.
McIver attended •the MacDonald .re-. wag possibly taken . at, the time Of
.,,_
111 M
Mr and- , ese. he • w.-
visitor' ' .Ihig-toWn
'Rice- '-•
, • • • . • .
About 20 ladies St. Helen's
''fit-ecla".,' Which you cene
read about elsewhere in this iSsUe
•.
.
Save! , gasoline. Remember your:80,SO Pledge:
. • , .
I ' thuv't let iOur,p,ibtOr idle.
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57
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union at, StratfOrd. • .. the Northwest, Rebellion when this
'
-Mr. and Mrs. 'Albert Sutherland Cm -Meetly We§ ordered to embark i
of • Patkhill anent the weolc-end at froth Southampton, but the nprisirtg
• .of the
Worinen'a Matitute spent W very eo-
. , . . .
bje afternoon on Tuesday as
Joya ., ph , ist-A Mt ... T , .
cniottt nf tlir. Whits
, - , , .
• L'OCKNOW PIPE • RAND • is orie
o , ree an a t at ,wi • eKovide
, .:
music at Teeswater Fall Pain\
• , . e ,
, ' • tii:,.4e.e.e'"det ' -
I.
ecelleetiteeee.., .. • knee youit.- -ail,' . , .., . . . 4
......._ .
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I
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r. Alex 1.1 er an S.
Was que