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pants;
And, Oh! won't we have the Sun,
When we make old Hitler run,
Buy war saving stamps—
They'll make Hitler have the cramps
And will buy us aeroplanes.
To boanlb Germany's shady lanes.
Hitler's .going to order his scamps
To try to break up Britain's camps,
But -if we all will do our share
We'll make Hitler pay the fare!
Written by Allan Nichol (age 10)
S. S. No. 4, Morris
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THE QUESTION OF TO -DAY
The question of to -day,
Is not a simple one,
The question of to -day,
Is ell about the Hun,
"Will Germany win this wan?"
"Oh, no, I hope not so,
For if site does we all well know
Suet where our fond freedom will go.
`Will Britain. win this war?" says ha
".010 yes, of course she will—
With God's great will, and Britain's
skin
The Huns will go back up the hill!"
"United States will ,ro• her part.
She'll lend all that she owns,
With ammunitions and money loans,
Misfit make :the Huns •stay right at
Items"
"We'll bomb and ,bomb, and fight
and light
And make the Germans lose their
might,
With God's great help, and Britain's
lance}s."
Written by Laura. Spelt, (age 12)
S. S. No: 4, Morris.
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SPRING
One April morn at the break of day
As in my cosy cot I lay,
I was deep • in thought in a lonely
way;
When a robin's song broke clear and
gay,
One sweat true note burst,—'then a
pause,
Once more Coe triiled for a worthy
cause!
Ais soon as I heard that robin sing,
I knew in my heart it must be
spring!
One spring night as I eat at rest,
Of all spring signs, I heard the best- I
AS the silvery moon sired her ghastly .
fight •
Down on the pond that moonlight
night, ,.
From the pond, broke voices sweet
and clear,
And burst mon my listening ear;
'Ms is the song that the frog chop'
flag,—,
Now, we know for sure, that it must
be spning
As I strolled along by the garden
wall,
I found a sprout that wato green and
small;
It pushed up r its nose, and down Its
roots,
'Then it sent.np a bud, and slender
shoots'.
As I pase!sd along by the garden
gate
'There eat, Jenny Wren, es scare as
fate,
She trilled! a nate that teas clear and
sure,
She gibed said' whistled so sweet and
purer
Ae the sun sunk low in tile western
sky,
The ••llrog choir sang their lullaby,
The robin opts ]singing his evening
sang,
March note burnt Blear and sweet and
long.
'The rayls of the snit quickly fled.
And the strineet glowed gold and Ad
Oh! voices of ageing, don't atom
when you star
Bing on to me and my 16nety heart!
Written by .Stuart Nichol (age f't).
S, S. No. 4, Morris:
THE BRussEis po$T
Wednesday, May 2,let,
041,
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This is a war for existence. It is war to the death. It is a war to win or to lose.
There can be no half way—no compromise. It is a war to WIN.
Money is the fourth arm of the service.
Whatever you are called on to pay or to lend, it is little compared to the lives
that our sons offer.
There have been many and heavy calls upon Canada already.
There will be more.
Let us face the truth and the truth will make us freer
It is freedom we are fighting for, British freedom, the freedom of body and
spirit that makes life worth living.
If we fail, we fall.
Be prepared for sacrifice.
Great Britain has set us an example on a scale of heroic magnificence history
doesn't record.
Let us FIGHT!
Canada has the resources. Let us spare nothing. When our soldiers offer thein
lives, let us be willing to share our livelihood.
Presently the Government of Canada will call for money.
The money is here.
We are spending billions. We are already heavily taxed. But most of these
billions and those taxes are being spent in Canada. That money comes back to
you. Keep it rolling. Keep putting it back into the war effort, so that it may be
spent again and again and again untilRight prevails and the world is free.
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WEDDING
ORTH—IHARG•RAVE
{A quiet wedding was solemnized in
St. Stephen's Anglican Church
, Gerrie, an ,Satrirday, May . leth,• a
112.30 o'clock, when. Blanche- Marie,
second daughter of Mr. and Mr3
Seeking $19,500 Over
• Howick Motor Fatality
Trral In Progress at 'NonJury
t Session 'of Supreme .,
Court In London
A .oivil, action against the County
of Huron in which claims totalling
$19.,500 are put forward was coin
menet before Justice dVtakias on
Monday afternoon at the non:jury
sittings of the Supreme Court m
,London., titre action arises out of a
motor fatality last July '70 near the
village of Gortle in which two girls
Murry I3lizabeth Edwards and Ida
Ritchie, were killed and several
others in)mred.
The plaintifals are /feted os James
A. liklwrds and Annie Edwards,
parents of the dead Mary Elizabeth
Edwards; •Clara' Ritchie, mother of
tht dead Ida Ritchie; iredhth Ritchie
Sister of one of the victims and a
plasaaeger In the - car; Rita, Mary
IGalloway, a passenger; Oliver
`Galloway, her faltlw; Eleanor •Carson,,
another 'passenger, and, her father,
Everard Cbraon',
The dittalttry 000urred at what Is
known se Earl's bridge, three miles
and a half south of Gorrfe, on the
county road running. between Gerrie
Hmereon G. Hargrave, Howlek, be.
came', the •bride of Harvey G. Orth of
Listowel, eldest son of 1V 5r, and Mrs,
Noah Oath, Vlaalia,ce. Rev. J. L. Ball,
B.A., officiated.
''he bride looked lovely fa a
creter_blue chiffon dress, with blue
aceeesaries, She was attended by
cher sister, Mildred, wearing a timber
rose chiffon dress with blue acooe.
ironies. Mr. Laurence Onth, brother
of the grootn, was the groomsman.
Followinv the ceremony a dainty
Iunih.eon was. served! et ,the home of
the bride's parents to the Immediate
rdtativee, the dining room being
tastefully decorated fn !pink and
white, t'ho table centred by the
bride's cake. ' r It+
The young couple left amid show -
ens of canifelttt and good wishes on a
motor trip to Niagara Palle and the
RThouasansi llsbandg, bride travelling'
in canyon rose dress, beige coat and i
blue accessories, Adler their wed, 1
ding trip Mr, and Mita. Orbit will re.
wei.
and Listowel. The plaintiffs care
tend that as the car, which was
driven !by Lorne Jardine of Ethel,
casae on the bridge it struck a steel
rod, projecting into the road which
went' through the car and caused it
to •swerve into the west side of
the bridge and. - a portion of the
bridge ,to collapse, .
It is expected that the ease will
continue' until • Illimsdny at least,
Campbell Grant of Walkerton is ap.
Peening for ,the plaintiff's, and N. 1)'.
Newton of London Dor ,the County of
Huron.
Huron Traffic Officers
Through With Warnings
Aocerddng to Traffic •Constable
Norman Lever of Huron County, the
,magistrates In the various centres
are .going to be, a lot busier and the
county coffers enriched consider.
ably unless the attitude of anotorist.e
Changeb over mitt. -
Oonstafble Lever etatedl in Wing -
ham that traffic olficere are really
agoing to clamp down on one -eyed
drivers and dateless trucks and
front now om .there will be no warn•
Inge. Said 'Constable Lever, "We've
warned and warned these People bat
still they persist in driving with on
light or without a taillight, and i
the case of trucks,' m'datourt flares
Well, ;the warnings are over an
every offender from now on wit
nga(kear ]before the magistrate."(
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d
1
Constable Lever explained tha
no mutter what size of truck is on
the road; frown the smallest to tha
largest, as long as At ,bears "C'
license, It will have to be equipped
with flares accenting to the ' de -
mends ,set forth +by the Ontario
Department . of Highways. As far
as care are concerned, 12 they are
found without a tail light or with
one headlight they will have to
Snead Cher -case in corm;,
was equally guilty with the drunken
man at the wheel and sentenced him
to one year determinate and six
months inrlelteninft ete, together with
a tine of $600, or an additional five
t ' menthe in the event of the Tinel not
being paid,,
Better Keep This
The Ontario Court of Appeal has
raledi that a motor oar owner who
Permrits anther to delve his auto-
mobile while Intoxicated is equally
panty to an, offence. This judgment
which was handed dawn last week
is believed to have established a
precedent in, Canadian jnris>nrudence
In, this paaitlouler ease three of the
personale, the oar were killed] and
only' /the owner, a Windsor jeweler,
who was riding to the back seat, ea.
caped, The judge ruled that lie
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