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$I�4>� +LsA�i'PUS Il<O$E � for G . N �.. '�' �, R.
e. i aeet fig opened with the . sing-
ing of ` hymn 227- after . which' the
Lord's • prayer was .repeated in, unni
a._Mr J.. 'D. Ross ;read the scrip-
fnllnwed, by the. Bible Study by
MiersE
Natthewel Then hyo -'_773 was
sung, the minutes of: the last •'meeting
read and adopted,
; s
nd the offering fering
*e«i� s; agL� MacDonaldsang
zsolo,which was`;followed',by, the'
topic'by Helen
Orr. Pearl iacKen;-
sie :,gave a reading, and Miss Hurl -
bust '.; layed;. -a piano • -solo. • After- a;
Mies -
teu<ling by ; Miss ..Gladys. 'Nicl)onalil,
hymn;425.• was . sung and R'ev. Mac.
Donald•.closed .with:', prayer.
.Mission Hand
ineetiitig' opened ' by singing
755 : i ;rapture readings were
klorc�rbray,. Wilda Ir -
en 'Steward .'Hymn• " 747
.11,11*- ',MIX 'and-. Elva Ross' and :Elaine.
irt►ia sang 'a,duet.' Mrs. Little' had
charge of 'the `study, period •after.
which .Mary: Porteous' and Mary: Me=
Qu+lig';.sangva duet 'Hymn" 797` was
•sung :a
•I wish :to take. this opportunity to
express my! gratitude . toall t ose
TIt;AIL. I�AN� _••. Sl, ..
let's: pries!
g o to '
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.i!ej! gang,
Flash. Our -3rd.. .Annual :Mn•_ .
Tournament , for the chem ionshi . of
the.for a
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village ms scheduled r Y,
A.p'r1! TIM ' !dace -the School
grounds; the time -10
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Any boy . o" or girl 15-• and under slay;
enter.; Simply fill in the entry blank
below, enclose'.. it _bran envelope with,
.5 cents in coin and :depgositit in :the.
entry , box in R. H. Thompson e • on,
or before 7 p.m: Thursday; .Ap1Sl 17.
The playing 'rules 'are'. east and
your chances of becoming -1941
Champ' and (receiving the :big prize.
are 'great. so' enter now. on'•t' put
it off. •
.In addition to this
who _,Were so kind and . thoughtful
during the. time of my accident.
Mrs James _. Webster.
The United Church W lit. S: '
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.._ The:..Aprit nieehng_of ••the Unite,
•Church W.. M;.' S: was ',held at the
home .of Mrs.' W. L. MacKenzie with
_the. _. resident' Mrs. Turtler,' • presid-
'big.. The meeting opened- by singing:
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hymn :311 aid: repenting .the:Lord's
prayer in unison. Arrangements were.
made for the Easter • thank -offering'.
.which is; to be held ,on • April . 23rd.
Mrs. McDiarmid's. •groupbad: charge`
of thea program. The '.scripture lesson}
THURSDAY, APRIL. 1Othe+'1941:
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H. •AS ' 06 EST �BU'LL
LOCAL�andGENERA'L)
710704 M).a.,
onto spent'the
• Mr.. and .Mrs
Wednesday, for
bun, Sisk,
Mil' e* t of Tor
week end here.
George Book left' on(
their h6oine in. Lore,
• Mr. Henry ,Carter • is relies/big the
C.N.I%. station_ agent et Blyth today
(Thursday),.
Mia. Wm: •MacKei►uie is spending
:avi+feithwC'adaystherine'. in Toronto and daywill. return
' ' .,on Tliws
Mrs• Mor air 'Henderson ,and. Mrs:..,
Clarlt,_ k'inl ys'on visited' • the • latter
part of -the'• week in Toronto,
alto Dg G:. MacKenzie ` is .: home'
fro .Toronto having' spent the past
sevral •
*eels there. ,•
Mr. and: Mrs. Stewart; Burns. of De-
troit'were week=end visitors with Mr,
sand Mrs.' Thomas .Burns;
Mr. Albert Johnston,•'fathei of
W; V. Johnston • is • improving". after
an attack of, pneumonia.
�iiss A. M. Lindsay four -sister 1Sar-
ah have returned home after spending
the winter in Toronto and-.Peterboro.
' Mr. Alex . MacKenzie who .is'. with
the . ilt.C.A.F, in Toronto is spending
ten -clays 'vocation at - its home here
's' Grand.
Prize, second and third jiliace prizes:
are being awarded: by the " St Law-
rence . Starch • Co.,. Port .Credit, Ont.
' " • Watch this" coiu�mar'forlinal T ra..
ament news next week and. plan ' on,
entering. wont you.
ENTRY BLANK
Trail Ranger Marble Tournament
FRIDAY, APRIL 18th
Name'•
Fwas taken by Mise Eldon Henderson:
:,. er leas' : ,:.solo -was'-: sung •.'bye
v Y --P mg
Miss Margaret . Rae,' The topic''was •
taken by Miss Alice Reid and was.
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R. C. Tod
'•'1.• v.'R.
enjoyed
b till. �
ew Y y
then offeredp Y f' the
IN PROVINCE
w. A..e ,filbert, Proitiinent Ashfield
Shorthorn Breeder Is Also' Strong
Advocate' of 'Reforestation — Heads.
Planted 50 .Acres,'of Pine' At Crewe.
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W A:' Culbert of .:Dungannon has
the distinction:' of owning the largest
rill in Ontario; "R'esolution 1000-
bags" which tips the scale at 34.00
p �This. ,Shorthorn bull, rising
7 years old, was purchased: by",Mr..,.
Culbert three .'years ago. It -'.was , ex-
hibited •-last • week at the - Clfnto'n
p
S, ring Show,:`' where it Inas ' phdto-
raphed by . the Beacon=Herald Cala-
era -Man. The Beacon carried, the fol-
lowing story about Mr. Culbert,: `'lis
an . adv'ocate of reforestation and a
breeded of Shorthorn cattle.
`fit.`:. ; . Culbert; prominent Short-
horn breeder of Ashfield township, re -
Calls the claim= often advanced by 'his.,
brother that "reforestation., is a bet-
ter investment than life insurance".'
That had something to do with him -
buying, the 50 -acre Gauley farm at
Crewe Corners near Dungantrbn,'. two
years ..ago•'"this -spring.- Selling. the
MONSTER RALLY
HELD AT SEAFORTH
"Britain today s lam of heroes
most whom ine �unL'm,'•
Squadronof •Leaderare A. not Hooper, padifore. at
the R:Q.F. Navigation School at Port-
' Albert told an audience of more than
1,000 which filled Eirst. Presbyterian
Church; .Seaforth. on • Sunday after -
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noonThe rally was held, uimdei the.
auspices' of .the Huron iCounty War
Services Campaign: • which • is now in
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progress.
The speaker Toldof the magnificent
work which, -the. auxiliary services ,are
'el'o1ng in defending London B1.i-.
and .
'tan: The:-firemen'the A.R.P.: +work-
ers, the ambulance drivers, the police,
all' are unsung heroes, he, •said..
Mr, and Mrs. Ernie Aitchison and 'barn off the;property, he. ,reforested
i 'Planting'.6b 500
Mrs'. Thomas `Aitchison of; Harion
st , the entire fifty acres, ,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs; Hor= pine trees,'chiefly red pine, and the'
ace Aitchison;
remainder -white; It. is the . largest'
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rids' • which
Tomorrow is Good •F y,set out in Huron.
:business laces: '' observe as a poli- pine plantation ever t
p County, and' ' possibly the biggest in
• „.daY: � .Stores, . as in • customary, ' will,
remain open • - tonight:.,-. (_Thursda-y_).,_ _ the: province.
Have.yontaken part in any previous
., R. marble tournaments?: ..
; . , .. •. Have you been
�ow:'ninny? .', Y
Winner/ Q What. position?
a . i�vinn '•
Don't forget: your 5c. • entry fee.
Your . nickel entry fees go right
into. the Club.treasury to :.keep the
Club booming. '
April is badge month and by the.
'way, 'the holidays will be a' -goo ,
time for .you to. get going at ,that
bird house of yours if • you have not
oslacker.
' so.Dnta
already donbe
This week's meeting .is scheduled
h prayer fora 'one 'o for tonight' (Thursday) andswith• Fri
Little ,closed with + members;' Mrs. Bain; . who is very ill,, ,'day a holiday we'll ' be expecting you.
aniil� "closod 6th the Benediction.. ' all out:
iSi:uinYl
UM incame Tax
at SAVE
s , you must ker p a complete record of your
income and expenditure. If you open a chequing
account at the: -Bank of Montreal, your pass= --
book, with the stubs of your cheque book, a!i11
provide you with a valuable record of receipts
and ,payments.
Discuss the matter with one of our officers -today.
BA• 1g OFMON TRE.AL,: .
ESTADL13HBD '1637
"a' bank where *Mall accounts are leetcoma"•
Lucknow Branch: Y . N. PRES , Manager
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Pte. William Stimson,. a . member . "Mr. • Culbert did not need •those
of the Veteran's Guard of •. Canada: extra fifty acres of land He .already
who" has been stationed at Windsor, had 700 acres in Ashfield It was just
has been mored to Grave'nhurst+where ,r »: -he sa s—something
�' . internment _ a speculation- . .- . Y , _ _..._
.they .will guard an
Mr: and . Mrs. Stewart. MacKenzie hand down to his ;boys-. It required-
Of Walkerton spent Sunday with his four tons of •seedlings ficin 'the 'gbv
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parents, Mr. and Mrs, B: V, Viae r en� nurseries at St- Williams to
Kenzie. Mr: MaEKenzie, we' regret, .is a nm t
not enjoying good health., - plant', the fifty acres Some of the
Mrs.. C. Webster. who was in•Tor- treesare already two feet" high, abut
onto last week in connection'." with Mr. Gilbert is looking ahead a ;lot
asecluing mew restaurant .furnishing's, - further that. Twenty years from
spen-t the week -end. with. hea.•.,uarents. that.
at +Oshawa: now'these.50 acres will represent one
of the' biggest pine ' forests . in this
Mr.. and Mrs. C. •M, Johnston anal•
a will b
infant son of Sarnia were week -end
visitors .with. her ' parents, Mr. and
`Mrs. Richard Webster.''' • '•
camp.
he •thought wei!uld.'he •a good thiAg to
• One thing that • had made its iin=
pression 'on him since coming to Can-
ada was the difference in life here as
compared. to Great Britain. In Bri-
tain the people are living on the brink
of the road house of the Continent ''of
Europe'where the enslavement, of free
.and innocent people is the means. to
a'n
end for the glorification "•of' the
Nazi party.
Britain :stands today. as the.:last bul-
wark of` Christianity, of civilization
the lest defender 'of all things :held.
dear by a free people, 'he said.
Elwood . Solomon, in training'with
the R C A.F at St.,Thomas spent the
week -end?; at - the. home > Of his. par-
ents, .,11irs and "hfiis. Austin Solomon:
Miss Winn f red Douglas, R.N., of
the Christie Street Hospital staff in
Toronto spent ,the week -end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Doug-
las.
At the 'morning service in the Un-
ited Church a quartette number was
rung by' Mrs. J: W. Joynt, Belle Rob-
' ertson; Eldon Henderson' and Harold
,Allis
Horace Aitchison, 'Who is employed
in Wingham ;is at *esprit confined
to home here with a remarence of an
ailment that .-previous! aid .hint up
for some time. :
. _Mr:__ -Coyle-Russell of Toronto spent!
the week -end ;with friends here, which
incidentally alas due to the fact the
road •conditions prevented him get-
ting to Wingl4am by either Teeswater
or Lucknow, . to 'spent the day . with
his parents. •
TherApril meeting of the Lucknow
1$Tomeii's •Instftutewili lie field in the
Town Hall on.. Friday, ' April. 1$th.
(Note change of date): Annum •iimeet-
ing.. Election off officers. ' Roll call,
"Number of meetings I• attended and
paying of fees". •
Go TO CHURCH ON
EASTER SUNDAY
HOLY COMMUNION, 11 a.m.
PREPARATORY SERVICE, Good
Friday, 8 p.m.
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH'
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part of the provinee. There wi , e
salute 'was taken. by Major Thomas
a lot of !anther there:'Mor ran of. the Middlesex "andH on,
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Concerning: the' mammoth bull, The Regiment. On the . reviewing stand
Beacon says; ` •• with .hinvwas• R. E. Pooley, of .Exeter,•
"Mr. Culbert purchased the animal Sone commander of the Canadian;,L,
three, years'ago, at Which time he Oros: ,
weighed in the neighborhood of 2,300 Mayor John J..Cluff extended a civ-
it welcome. The chairman .of the meet='
pounds. Inc'breeder:. was 'Frank ing wa's E. S. ,Copeland of Wingh'airi.
. '"Do .you not.•!thrill with pride at
this amazing.'fight which'' your . fellow;
itiA citizens ! are • utting up .
Squadron Leader • Cooper asked.
"And yet there'are still a few who.
fight is not, their fight.
think.that the g . 8
It' is . incredible that, there' are' today
men +cad,.. wolnen' who. do not.'realize
that their personal. liberty, freedom of.
body, speech and worship -is depend-
ing ing uZion•the result of the. fight
i le 'island.
inthat
l tt
is being put up ,
he . continued.
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•preceded_ b ' .a
grade
The. rally wasY parade
in which appeared members of the
branches of the Canadian Legion and
companies .from: the !Middlesex' and
Huron Regiment of :Seaforth and God-'
erich, 'the Hussars of Exeter and the
97th Battery of ' Wiiighani. Three
bands paraded, the Seaforth highlan-
ders, Wingham Citizens and Stratford
Salvation. Army. , !Charies Holmes,
Seaforth; !was. parade. marshal!;•: while
the rally was arranged by. a commit-
tee headed by George W. Schaeffer,
Goderich.,
Prior isinissal •th • troops per-
I;'ri to ei e.
Tours., Fri., Sat.Apr. 10, '11,"1:2
GENE AUTRY'
Smiley. Burnette
'CAROLINA MOON"
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,VICTOR ,McLAGLEN
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ceded. -:past the Town Hall. .w
Woods of Blyth. In spite of his huge Hundreds, -unable to gain admittance
size, "Resolution., . Moneybags"is- a to the church 'heard the prbgrarn from
well-behaved animal. "We -let him run loud speakers outside. • '
1VIr •,
the fields. until last summer' , ,,
Culbert relates, Abut ' we kepthim
in last year :because me had .a Young
bull we ,wanted "to run. Sometimes
you might get two bulls to agree,. but
oftener than not'yds 'don't. I didn't
want to take any -chances
_._"Specialising An- -Shorthorn ...cattle,
Mr. Culbert crop's- very 'little of his
'700 acres. Most•of it is in grass,. and
usually he rents 250 to 300 acres each
summer. At the present time he has
about_1.30rhead.of cattle altogether,
50 of them breed'ing females. Mrd Cul-
bert is also interested in horses, es-
pecially. 'Clydesdales, but there isn't
the money todayi in horses, he says,
that there is in cattle. "I was offer-
ed $200 Dist -fall for & registered four-
year-old mare -;and• - $2.10- for a reg-
istered two-year-old,. but I was •fool
-enough not to'se,}l them." - ' •
The job of cleaning up the Village,
exwned Geddes :building ,.was tarried'
,out • the first of 'the week. The up-
stairs was found to be`%iiot seriously'.
damaged by -the \fire that gutted the
first floor a •'couple of years ago.
Mon.,Tues. • W ed: Apr. 14',. 15, 16
'ROSALIN RUSSELL
• • BRIAN AHERNE
"HIRED WIFE"
Outstanding Good Comedy!
Thurs., Fri., Sat. Apr. 17, 18, 19
"BOOMTOWN".
\Claris ' Gable , Spencer Tracy
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HUSK—In.' Kincardine General Hos
Monday,M arch 31'to 11.tr. and
pita! oh ,
Mrs. Melvin Husk, RR.. 2, Iiolyrood,
a daughter, Eileen Marie,
=SCIENCE'S.- NEWEST TERRORS
Aimed at '"War. of Total Destruction"
How . 'brews of chemiatry, - hidden
flame mists, crop -destroying pra-
sites; and infectedbirds, are WO ting
to ' be unleashed, while spies (work to
discover to which of these barbarities
there is no counter -agent, will be de-
scribed in TheAmericanWeekly with
the April 13 Detroit Sunday Times.
Be sure to get 'The Detroit Sunday
Times, this week and every week..
FORMER HURON MAN
COMMANDING. OFFICER ,
Malcolm M.' McDonald, son of the
late Murdoch McDonald, . for 'many,
years lighthouse- keeper at Point
Clark; is referred to' in the following
item from the Calgary • Herald.
"A newly mobilized •unit, the form-
" er r 'visie Ordiatice-F1el
R. C. O. C., is expected to.arrive at
11tetwa; for a, period• of classic train-
ing,' in the near future. A completely
mechanized unit, it Will Inter leave
fol more suitable training headquar-
ters, in Eastern Canada. '
,"The unit will be commanded by
Lieut. -Colonel Malcolm M•. McDonald,
officer 'commanding the reserve unit,
who will take the rank of Major. The
strength Of the• unit will be four of-
firers and sixty-three Other ranks".
"If you want . something done, get
a busy man to Ido it" is an old say-
ing:
McKAY-In., Kincardine General IIo4-
pital on Wednesday, April '2," to i♦Ir
..a .R3, Go r
and Mrs . -Roy -McI{ay, R dei
ich . a daughter: • '
DALTON -At. Alexandra. Hospital,
•Goderich on :April 2nd, .to Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Dalton, AR.3, Goderich,
Crewe W. M. S.
A very interesting and 'inspiring , ,
'at
meeting was.. held; On April .3rd_ _
the home of Mrs: Cecil Blake by the
ladies 'of` the W. M. • S. of . 'Crewe.
There • was eighteen ladies presentend • (
the' president, Mrs. _Treleaven,: took''
Charge of the devotional period. A•
discussion on'making. of hospital
quilts and choosing of• delegates • to. '
attend the district 'Presbyterial at'
Thamesroad, The program which fol-
lowed, consisted Of* reading by Mrs.
C.. Blake, "Easter .Sacraments='; duet .
by Mrs. S. Kilpatrick and Edna Mc-
- Whinney; reading by Mrs. Clifford
on Trinidad and a talk -by Mrs. S. J:
' Kilpatrick; duet by Mrs.. Drennan and
Mrs. Rivett and Mrs. Newman led in
prayer., Mrs.. S. Sherwood gave the
;chapter in -the Study Book. The of-
fering was - received and we were
favoured, with short'but very impres-
sive remarks from Mrs. Richard' Mc-
Whinney of the Presbyterian'Society
in Dungannon The meeting closed
with the singing of "Look'Ye .Saints
the sight is .Glorious" and the presi-
dent pronounced the. benediction,,.
There were several visitors; ,whoM we
are always glad to welcome to our ,
-meetings. ,
RECRUITS -
WANTED.
for ' the
'GRAND* LIGHT INFANTRY
' BATTALION NOW IN TRAINING AT DEBERT, NOVA
SCOTIA. RECRUITS 'WILL BE TRAINED •. AT • LONDON
POR A TIME. AND REINFORCE BATTALION AS REQUIR-
ED
SLEEPING QUARTERS AND MEALS PROVIDED RECRUITS
UNTIL TAKEN ON STRENGTH ' OR:" REJECTED. - •. ,
Apply to CAPT.. P. F. CAREY,
H. L. I. Wing, Wolseley Barricks,- -London Ont.
Recruits Wanted For All Branches of Active 'Service.•
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