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Huron Court must invest
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•(HURON COUNTY $2,900,000, AIR TRAINING
SCHOOLS $160,000.)
VICTO
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This is our share of. the $1,200,000,000, Objective set for
the Sixth Victory Loan.
We Must Do Our Share
Its a big Job. We've done big jobs before• We've put
five Victory Loans over the top up to now. But just be-
cause we've put five Victory Loans over the top is no . rea-
son why we can be indifferent about this Loan. We must
not assume that the job will be an easy one. We must
realize that it's a big job -and assume that it will be a hard
job -and make sure that the job will be done; then it will
be done.
ALL. MUST BUY BONDS
AND ALL OF US MUST BUY
ALL THE BONDS WE CAN
"PUT VICTORY FIRST"
Inserted by Huron County Victory Loan Committee
To Prospective Blood Donors
To facilitate .blood donors getting
blood tests Ar. Jamieson will be in
his office from 2 to 4 Sunday after-
neon, April 30th. Please report at
that time.
tt 'tat e.tet€ts3e eeeeve eeeeeeetetettte; etll
'The Lord is my I's
Shepherd." 6
Ra`c to is e€'ets set +H t satettele+e
MelviUle Church
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A.. LA
Minister -
10 A. M. Sunday. School and se
Bible Cla
11 A. M. Morning Worship
Scenes from the Life of
Jesus "The Woman of
Samaria." •
7 P. M. Evening Service will
be held in the United Church.
Lewis D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster
COME AND WORSHIP
4twdiM5:504tC-ta4," :4Wei4iC
United Church
Minister --Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
11 A.M. Morning' Worship
"What To Believe
In Time Of War."
Junioh Congregation
12 Church School and
Bible Class
7 P.M. Evening Praise
Rev. S. Kerr B.A., B.O.
EVERYumta WELCOME
Church of England
Pariah of Brussels
Rector, -Rev. M. F. Oldham
3rd Sunday After Easter
April 30th, 1944
St. John's Brussels -
2
SundaySchool
M.
P.
and Bible Class
7 P. M. Evening Prayer
and Sermon
St George's Walton--
3.80 P. M. Sunday School
and Bible Class
4 P. M. Evening Prayer
and Sermon
St: David's Henfryn-
1.15 P.M.Sundy School
and Bible Class
2 P. M. Evening Prayer
and Sermon
PEOPLE WF KNOW
ek it k * * * *
Mrs, D. N. McDonald, who has
been in the hospital some weeks
owiieg toa broken hip was. -able to
return home last' week.
-. Miss Elizabeth Seeker, -London,
Mr. and Mrs, Ja,ck'Baeker, Toronto,
with. Mr. ,aatd Mos. C. Backer.
Mrs. Charter and Mass, Myrtle of
.Seaforlh spent the week end with
Allen and Mrs. Lamont, Grey.
Mrs, M. le. Oldlhem :,pent Wed-
nesday and Thursday of this week
wttend'ing the annual meetings of
the Woman's Auxiliary' of the
Diocese of B;ueon held in St. Paul's
Cathedral in London, '
Mrs. G. A. Deadman a ]Merlin 3s
visiting friends in town.
1VTr. and Mre. Reg. Hassum and
daughter Shirley, Mns. Bowes and
Harrison Bowes of Galt spent .Stte
dee with Mrs. Dark who has return-
ed game atter spending the winter
with her eowsin Mes,' Beechey.
Major Harold Kerney, M.M:, and
Mrs. Kerney are spending a few days
, with MS parents..
Rho -abets Garniss ,of Bluevale, who
was head 'sawyer for Jas. Stephen-
son„ died at his. home Tuesday night
atter suffering a s'treke on Sunday.
He was a brother of Chas. Garnisa of
town.
St. George's Day
Service At St. John's
tioi
A special 4tilotle service wee
held in ,St. John's .il,ngiiean Clench
Suny, 1il 23rd at 7 p.t0
nanarking1uSt,ApGeorge''s J)ny; 111*
Patron Saint of JOngland, the 29th
ar:;•slvereary of the Battle of Ypres,
e
tl Sixth
•r �f m S
and the inaugution o
a
Victory Loan.
The nteinbere of Brussels Imperial
Legion :and visiting servicemen in
the .corn uanity assembled et the
town hall at 0:46 p,n1. and paraded
to the church, During the Pee
cessiou,al and Recessioael Hymns
little Miss G'eralcline .Stretlton .(te1•ried
Um huge 'Union Jack of the Leginu
et the head of .the ISurpliea Choir,
The fiction Jack was placed on the
Communion Table by the rector,
Rev, M. F. Oldham. The Canactlau
'Ensign was also on .the Communion
Ta01le which was., adorned also, by
l8iater Fiowers. The rector Rev.
M, F. Oldham was in, charge of the
impressive service and c0ndncted
special ,Scripture 'Lessons and
prayers for the occasion,` The sermon
text was Lphestaus, 0:11, "Put on
the Whole armour of God that ye
may be able to stand against the
wiles of the Devil.' The record of
tite lisle .of George was given. He
was a young soldier and served in
the 10uuponor's army at Nicornedia on
the south shore of the Sea of Mar -
mora. He taro down the edict of
Drocletian, forbidding the Christians
to worship God in 303, A.D, The
irucident of 1St, George and the
Dragon was mentioned and the
great lesson received. is that we are
to sttpprees .and 'overcome all ` the
dragons. of evil in ,our -eves. St.
Gouge and England stand for
courage, chivalry, justice, freedom,
righteousness, Palth- iu God, ex-
panelon, and extension of the 1!toly
Scripture. The Christians armour
described in Epbesians Chapter 0
were tabulated. the - . loins girded
with truth, the breastplate et right-
eousness, 'the feet shod with the
preparation of the gospel '2 peace,
the shield of faith, the bearnet of sal-
vation and the sword at .11e spirit,
Mention was made et the 299th Anni-
versary of the Rattle of Ypres where
the deadly chlorine gas was used
for the first ,time on. April 22, 1915.
We are to keep in mind these war
anniversaries and what the veterans
fought for' and attained. The 9tli
Victory 'Loan was mentioned and
support aa'ked for. The sermon was
concluded by the famous poem,
"The B'ann:er of St. George" by Sham
vet Weesley, Mrs. R. Campbell of-
dcieted at the organ and there was a
large attendance itt spite of the in-
clement weather,.
NOTICE 1
,All amounts owing to Davison's
Hardware- must be paid by May fat,
or they will be pieced in ether hands
for collection.
S. F. Davison
REGEN1 TEATRE.
Seaf"orth, Ont.
Wednesday, April 26th, 1944
Give Your Blood
To Save Their Lives! •
lie lay on the held -of battle••loss
of .bleed brought dente very near,
but ekillfu1 mon of the medical corps
were there with cleft brands and the
life•„iving blood plasma that aneant
l i' death nim :1.
life instead a ,u to 1 1 0
:night hive been someone dear to
you, who hire thousands of others
needed blood plasma to replace rite
blood shed in battle i!or us who wait
safe at Horne .for their return'. We
hese that Allied invasion ie near --
then naw, more than ever before,
blood donors are needed. Everyone
pbLyralca11y capable must not only
consider ^ it, a duty, but a privilege
and an honor to•give our blood to
save their lives, who go, so gallantly
le preserve ono• way of life, Enroll
now! give your, name td Mrs. 11. B.
Allen at once ''qhe hast spring
;,Ifni; to .ie bold here will be on
Friday, M'ay 6th,
Sgt. Lorne McCauley, recently
returned from Italy saw, in hospital
there, Trow badly needed, and how
effective the ,transfusion of blond
plasma is. 'ihbe, we can all do -
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Presentation To
Newlyweds
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Pennington;
Grey, newlyweds, were guests of
honor alt a recent presentation held
its the Brussels `Town Hall, L. E.
Cardiff, M. P. react the foliat'wing ad-
dress, extending the congratulations
and good wishes ee those present,
to the bride and gloom, -
Deas John and Mary: -
We your friends• and neighobrs
have gathered this evening to spend
a few hours with you in honor of
your recent tnariiage and to wish
you many years of health and
happiness with enough tvealth nixed
in to make life interesting.
To John who has been here for
some years we are glad that you
.will he with us permanently, and we
wish to express :our appreciation for
your' netgilbot'linese. and mechanical
ability which Is a definite assat,
To. Mary who has more recently
come to our community we would
give a hearty weioome and we hope
you • Ile fine it a'Congenial place to
melte your home.
As a material token of our esteem
we would ask you to accept these
gifts. May they moose to be a long
LAC Clarke Cardiff of Quebec and pleasant reminder of this happy
visited with Mrs, 'Cardiff and Ronnie t occasion -
fora few days bast week. I Signed by neighbors,
MIs. Clarence Miller event, a few Jacob Fisher, Carl Hemingway,
days the latter part of the week at
her home in Guelph,
I Lewis Blake, Eldon Wilson, 'Wm,
• Spell..
• Mrs. 'Gudden (sr,) of Stratford is The
'visiting with Mr. ends Mrs, Bert i Y were made the recipents of
Otelden and family. • ' an occasional chair alio a studio
LAC. Herbert and Mrs. Skeoch I couch from the Rabimson's family
and 1ietle son spent a few days last and an, end.talble town Mr. and Mea,
week with Mr, and Mrs, el S. ,
D. Currie, and numerous other gifts
from the neighbors and extends. The
groom made a fatting reply on behalf
Dunbar:
The community was. saddened to
learn of the death tot Roger Snell
little son .of Rev. and Mrs, If. J. of himself and .his wife. Music for
Sere.Our heartfelt ,sympathy goes '
Smell of Clinton, termer mthister danci was supplied by Messrs. J.
H
out to the bereaved parents.
' The sixth Victory Loan Campaia
is under way, Remember to give all
you can to heap the boys who are
giving their all.
A Mood donors clinic will he held
fu Brussels on 1'1;ay '6th, They are
oinking for donors.front this locality.
.Anyone interested kindly leave
their name with Mrs, H, 13. Allen at
Brusselsnot later than April. 87th,
Lesley Jardine lett MYI.ontay to
Jobe iris parents in Tweed, Bill
Dobson is DOW .employed, in' the
garage,
The village lost one ,of its most I
esteemed ,citizens by the death of
Mr, Moselnit Ames, The sympathy •of
the community is: extended to. tate
bereaved family,
Donald Love of Hamilton visited
.otu Monday with his. uncle W. 11.
Love. He is, a seri of R. 111, Love, I3e
has jointed the R,C.A.F.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, COURT OF REVISION
April 27th, The
t 91185 p m: 28th, Count of Revision for the Town -
2nd show sddap of Morrie w.i1.1 open on. Monday,
Starring KayKayser with his band:
Around The Worih Mas g and, close. on Monday, :tune-
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, •
May 1st, 2nd, 3rd
2nd 'show starts 9115
112, 4,11 appeals on . assessments
mast be in, the !hands of the clerk
nee falter than May 8, 1944.
George. 0. Martin; dlerk
Dennis Morgan Irene Manning
The Desert Song NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
tr-
tier received till S
kLtt
sohnlo 1 rece v
In T Tends. will be
Tenders
Adventurer Action! Muting day, May fith at 3 o'clock p.m, for
the work to be done on each of the
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, foliowing Drains: The Hislop, The
Y Baker, The ,Petrie and The baluont
It Ain't HayPlans. and ,speeifleattpnemay be
SPECIAL, ADDED ATTACTION examined et the Clerk's ofiita,
Threes and Oras. 'Davis.
Bud Abbott Lou Costello Drains.
14 Great Stars In
The Shining Future
Produced for •Canadian
Produced for Canadian MetIon
Picture War Service Commilttee
Ethel. 'Security will be required,
The lowest er any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
t7s 13. Fear, Clerk
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DAVIDSON---To Mr. and Mrs.
Athlone, Princess AIice.
To Attend Huron County
Field Day on June 14
OTTWA, April 24 -Through the
good .offices of William H. Golding,
M,tP. for I-Iuron Perth, and le B.
Cardiff, M.P. for Heron . North,
Their' Excellencies the Earl of
Athlone, Governor-General, and
ILR,I3. Princess' Alice have eon-
senited to attend the rural field day
being held by the Huron County
Federation of Agriculture' at Sea-
forth an J1141e 14 next.
His exeelletrcy will speak during
the day on the program beteg ar-
ranged . by I3aan'y,Sturdy, Auburir,
federetion president, and W. S.
Dale, Clinton, association secretary.
tit had been annommced earlier
that their excelllenciee ivouit be
present at the field day on June 7, 1
bait et was found necessary fox
Messrs. Golding and Cardiff to r.
interview This .excaileney et Gov.
tummant House here and secure
their excellencies,' cbnsasit ' to at-
tend the fair on a latter date, since
theywill bo absent on a tour
though Western Canada extend-
ing
June 6. A. r!
from b 1 25 to J
far
g
the date has had to be postponed
until June 14 as started
On June 15, their excelleneles will
make an official visit to ,leitehener,
POST
Business Men's Meeting •
Business places will rentui'), open
on Wednesday nights oonimouoing
Tun* 71,b, for dbo months of June,
.1017 end Au„ust. This decision was
reenrlied at a meeting , of the
husinees Hien heel in the Library
Wednesday ,night of last week, e,, W.
Itiekinier president of the associ-
ation,e
reeidd. 7.
p I '1T McTavish,
secretary, etar
y, read the minutes of the
previous meeting. It Wes agreed
to continue the usual Thursday half
builders with the stores open until
11 o'ciack on Werbnescloy evening
in Juice, July and August, 'rkey
will also be open for the convenience
of shoppers on 'Tuesday night 10fay
23rd bemuse of the holiday 'on the
24Th. A lengthy discussion brought
unanimous agreement that a public
rest room was needed and it was
lett over for future consideration,
All Business Men's Association fees
are to be maid to D.M. McTavish or
L, W. Eelnnier,
RED CROSS NOTES
Aril shipment; 9
n men ; p t, scarves, 10
turtie-rlecic sweaters, 20 aleeveles,
.sweaters, 20 prs. gloves, 75 prs.
.service socks, 6 dressing gowns, 0
lienclrerehietin, 20 dressesand
waists, sire 12, 25 dresses and
panties size 2, 10 quilts,
Ration Due Dates
Coupons now good are butter 54
to 59; sugar 14 to 31; preserves D1
to D18; tea -coffee' 14 to 29, El to
150, and T30 to T31. Butter con -
ems 54 to 27 expire April 30, All
of the following coupons which -re-
main unused in Book 3 are good. -un-
til cancelled by the Ration Adminis-
tration; red sugar coupons, blue "It
canning coupors, green tea -coffee
coupons and ,D" preserves coupons.
•
Delivery Of Fuel
A coal dealer must not deliver
and a consumer must not ;accept de-
livery of ,Class A Fuel in "core's of
'40% of quota by Sept 31)t11, 1944;
20% by December als11944 and 10%
by March 31st 1945. 'laterite of your
fuel will have to be in Miss C.
Class A • Fuel ineluees--1'nited
States Anthracite Coal. egg. stove
nut and pea; Coke, furnace, stove
nett and range; Pace/antes. egg,
stove nut and briquettes.
Deanery Chapter ter Meeting
'Tile Anglican Deanery Chapter of
Huron ,Deanery convened et St
John's Rectory in Brussels as the
guests of Rev. M. le and Mrs. Old-
ham an Friday, April 21st;. The cler-
gy wives were, also present and en-
tertained by Mrs.. 'el. F. Oldham.
Those pressed were Rev,. E, 0. and
Mrs. Gallagher of Wingham, Rev, G.
K. and Notes of Gerrie. Dr. R P.D.
end Mrs- Hurford ,of Seeforth, 13ev.
P. Ii. and Mrs., Streeter of Blyth,
Rev. Jelin. and Mrs. Grahaan of Bay-
fiekl, Rev. W. H. Dallier of 'Goiter
icb Rev. M. A. Hunt of Exeter. Rev.
17. 0. Gallagher, Rural Dean presid-
ed over the chapter meeting. Morn -
and afternoon sessions of the forth
moaning deanery meeting in Wingham
will be held. Dr. R. P. 0. Hurford
gave a very instructive palter on The
I3oly Trinity, Rev. 10, 0. ,G'allagber
was re-elected, Rural Dean, subject
to the Arehbisbop's approval and
Rev. G. le.'Maybes as sea.-tt•eas. Mrs.
Old'hem assisted by Mrs. G. Davis,
President of the Woanear s Guild ser-
ved supper, A very pleasant after-
noon was spent.
Chaarlea. T. O7*vidsoh, in Wingetant
First show starts 7;30 each evening
tse
DIED
AATIW-in liltttel- on Manday, AMR
24.311, 1244, Joseph Antos, Is his
75th year. Funeral will be held
from hie late residence to the
United Ghlrnelt, Ethel, on nets -
day, April 37th, 1944. Servteo at
I, 2:20 9.101•, 1301€0rauont' in Brussels
cemetery,'
TRIVaitai on Thureday, Anvil With
Matinee each .Saturday at 2;50 ip.1n. -s, yeu, ,
PUT
fICTO Y
FIRST
IBRUSSELS, ON FARIO
W.ED,CiJNG
1' r, , .
Hastings - Fischer
A quiet, but pretty spring wedding
10110' solemwiaed ,Saturday, April 22nd
at 4:30 o'clock at the Presbyterian
Manse, Brussels, with Rev, Samuel
Kerr officiating when Verla Marg-
aret Fischer youngest daughter of
M:', and Mrs, Jacob W. Fischer,
Brussels was united in marriage
to Pte. William Alvin. Hastings, of
(Vimy) llarriodeld, .eldetat
set of 1vlr, and Mrs. Roy, Hastings,
Wingham, They were attended by
Mrs, Bernard Thomas of Bi+owntown,
sister of the bride as bridesmaid
and Mr. Ross Hastings of Winghom,
brother or the groom.• The bride
was a lovely two-piece street -length
dress of 'dream • rose summer wool
with powder .blue accessorlea and a
corsage of pink and white Car.
eaations. The bridesmaid were a
street -length dress of heavenly blue
sheer with navy accessories and
corsage of pink .Carnetione.
A reception Was held at the home
of the bride's parents for twenty
guests. The dining -room table with
pink and white decorations was.
centred with 'a three-tier wedding
cake. Rev,'Samuel Iierr gave
the toast to the bride and grout.
Later the bride and groom lett on a
short trip for points sourtlt. For
travelling the bride wore a Iight blue
Harris Tweed box coat with match-
ing accessories,
At The Churches
On' Sunday morniog in Melville
Church the minister preached the
'fourth sermon in .the series on
Scenes from the Lite of Jesus, and
this message dealt with tee marriage
In ,Cana, The choir rendered the
anthem '"Praise the Lord" by
Tanrblyn. In the evening the Rev.
Hugh Wilson preached from ,lie -
brews" 10;34. The choir sang as an
anthem, "When l Survey the
Wondrous Cross" .by John Witty
Mrs, Bredin took the solo part.
"Behind Closed Doors" was the
sermon subject at the United Church
.n the morning service, ?Misses
Thelma, Brothers, Dorothy. Dennis
and Ruth Wilson tools a trio part in
.The anthem and also contributed a
second number which was much
appreciated,
The Union service in. the evening
was held in the Melville Church,.
The Church of the Air over
station CeeNX on. Monday morning
was car ducted by Rev, Hthgh Wilson
of the Brussels 'United Church.
Assisting in the service waa a trio Huron County's Musical
composed 01 Misses Thelma Festival Next Week
Brothers, Dorothy Dennis. and Ruth Now in its: fourth year, taloWilson,. Mrs. R. S. Hamilton was at
the Piano, Goderich Music Club has endeavour-
ed s0nce, its• organization toy create,
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VICTORY BONDS
Market Assureal For Victory
Bonds .After Warms• -Ilsley
At o recent meeting in h tcet
r
the Minister of 1''tuance, the Hole
I. as, Maley made the following
statarireat, "geese"-
"AG this point le sltouhl Itke to say
a ward about the pti:;t•-war nnat'ket
for Victory Bonds iltemeelves, be.
cause It rosier$. ale naturally inter-
ested 4n the liquidity of Hiatt
securities and the 4rire they eau
expect to get for then,. In the normal
oonmo of events tthe.re will be some
who will wish t0 sell chert bonds
after the war, ,and Indeed one of the
reasons we give for buying bonds
now is lent they will Provide funde
for purchases or investments after
the war, It will be of the greatest
Importance that we maintain, indeed
assure, a ready and stable market
for all those millions of fronds that
we have sold, We have :tots the
monetary and •financial machinery
and we have developed the methods
for accomplishing tliS a1dwe will
therefore :o .able to deal with an
Y
situation which may develop in a
way white will keep faith with the
millions of ,small investors who ars
supporting the savings program, In
thio national .emergency,
If there are any w110 fear that
bond :prices will fail as they Aid.
after the last war, let me say that
this could happen only 1f we were to
eermit interest rates to rise, Can
there possibly be any justification.
for allowing interest rates to rise
after the war? Higher rates would.
only he justifiable if when the tear
shortages are over, expenditures on.
capital development and oonsumer
outlays should become so large as to
place a real strain ;et our productive
capacity. Everyone knows that
,tbere will be no such strain and that
the problem of''Government will be
to make use of the enormous 'pro-
ductive capacity that hes been
developed during the war and there-
by -prevent unemtployment,
I ogee with the Governor of the
Bank of Canada, who stated in his
,annual Report this year that he '
could sus no prespec1 of a strain on
our productive capacity arising in a
forret which would call for a policy
of raising inter'eet rates,,"
I may add that official announce-
ments in both Britain an'd'•e,
'United States have similarly indi-
cated that the policy of the Govern-
ments of these two countries is to
avoid higher interest rates after
the war. These declared policies,
coupled with the mechanisms of
control which have been deveaopea
and the underlying situation, should
be sufficient assuran•oe thou, i 9nd
prices will remain firun atterefini``wear.
feather public interest in music In
CARD OF THANKS Huron county, Through the monthly
Our sincere thankso all our meetings ,and yearly musical enter -
neighbours and friends for their tainments, such as the minstrel show
neighbours
and good' wishes presented to whicpr was Presented last' fell and
us at the shower, The lovely and ' netted brie Red ;Crass -name $300, it
usefni presents end their good has Provided manq enjoyable hours
wishes are much a far the people od this distrhot.
appreciated. Penni In the spring o8 1942 the first
M•r, and Mrs. Jack Pennington. Hunan County Music Festival was
�-" ' `H held in Victoria street United chur"s
CARL-TO-F.
ARD OF THANKS i" and was actoriatl the Grader
I would like to hank those who Music sOlwb. There were twee
sent flowers and gifts. Also to all eight contestants, '
who sent •cheery meesages in letters Last year the number of anti
and .curds during my stay in Clinton rase to 136. which was most
hospital. They were all very much coureging and gratifying to the
appreciated and will not soap be members of the Club and was in ,
forgotten, large degree due to the great in- •
Mrs. D. N McDonald terest sluown ,by ,the rural music
tea:dhers 'and the music department.
CARD OF THANKS t,of, 5t. Peter's Convent, Goderiab.
epri1 13th, 1044 This, festival was held in North
Somewhat* in Italy street United Church, and Mr.
To Brussels Ptah and Game Club:
Harvey Robb, principal of 6h5
I received your carton of ,Sweet I Western University Conservatory sI
Caporal Cigarettes on Monday, , Music, was adjudicator,
Aipril filth and they were very muck: I 'This year, on May 2nd, 3rd scud
neereciaited, Hoping to, sse you
an 4th, the Third annual Haran .Counts
s Music Festival will be held in North
Yours tm•tily, j street United Chtireh, Godorioh, •with
Cliff Riley tis ,aaljetlication under the dlreetioa
of Mr, ' Cyril Hampshire, of the
Hamilton Conservatory of Music,
CARD OF THANKS
Tth.hies yereatrrisnharbveermingore29t2hananddoubtlhd
I wlsh toMtYakeFRthsNoDpSportunity
of program has been arranged to nee -
Mantle g my many friends for all vide the utmost entertainment, with
the gtfts which I. received when
overseas, and for the gallant welcome
which was extended to me upon my
arrival hdme, In the nearfuture
may we see the end of war and. the
triumphant return of all our local
mens anal ee myself, they will be
Pnoitd to say (thist was worthfighting forTil).
Lorne McCauley
Huron Interested
In Reforestation
That Huron County is interested
In ,redorestaltion ie evident in order
given ;by the a,griouitural committee
of the County Council for 200,000
trees'. Mending spruce, pine tend
white ash, Th'e*e willbe distributed
to a central
point 'in each Municipal.ioT
p
al-
ti•y by 0011007 truckte
the township of Ashiteld' has
Placed the 1ar35911 otters, 31,0180
West Wawanosh coming second
with 14,992. The town of Gederiele
has ordered 3,150; Colborne town•
sI lip, .6,651; Grey, 12,046; Hay, 9,708;
Bewick, 44,077; lIluheft, 9,885; Me'
.". Iliklop, 5,860; /dories, 15,583; Stanley
14,390; Stephen 9,131; Tttckersmith,
7944; Turnherry, 11,905; Ueborne,
8,662; /Iasi "Wawantaab, 10,814;
Blyth_ 65.
the evening peogramlm actually tak-
ing on more -of the atmoeplte o 5
recital. ,
This endeavor, which is. ere' {
so much interest in the soil
among the younger people,
threugheut tate t titttry whom,.",
mucic -Lovers are found, merits the
genermts support of the people of
Huron county.
'Tine dates •again are 2nd, 3rd and
4tam of May for the Huron Dewitt
Music. Festival, beginning at
each day.
Sold Farm
Mr, Colwell 'Spoiran has, sold his
well etiui'ppe1 dairy farm, of 1419
acres, 12011 eentcession Grey, '0.1. rune
frnm Silver Corners to Mr, George .:
Puriwn of Nrova Seethe T. Motet
Menet
,
1
oe nal, intend moving for O
d s
-
mion;ths fa the meantime.,the farm
has been, rented .te Mr. Robert
•'F'nkr' of Grey township.
Cath Victory Loan
(loins? Well
Tile Nneierate War ^emme. (16m -
matte e
;Om-mitten announced Tuesday that
rrnrehesee re0Urded nn *he Opening
env of canvas sixth victory loan
tnIATIied 5744276,1501 Menials con-
sider theae iigures' very satisfactory
ae it le some 817 ni1111'i1 dollars
Mined of same reportsil for the
fllai
limy of -Hutt fifth victory loan,