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'MURRAY, Al ri #'t;SSV 414 Its
Now . the Air Training Plan
'urns Out Men
The British mm
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recruit first 'goes" to one of
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i"Port Albert. ,
e.'l itlg ; boaerlirlt.• .°rhe:T:.anennbers
of the l4ehurla W. M. • hiliety *i)tereA
to. town Baa V'eainc,sday ),est 'to epilog
their Aygust meeting' with the members
of Union ((Aootiericb' towuslaipl 'Soc,ieta
at the home of Mrs. James . Ilamilton,
who was tie •leaader o tial.► i'iaeetita4.
Mrs. Warnock gave a reading on the
need of courage today, Ors. G. Me
ilwatin, front, inion, rendered d a solo in
her pleasing mauin r, The iueetiug was.
then favored with an address by Mrs,
leaDUBd A'. 20.—C�hureb. sere is e� R. Mc�lz�ena•zie, Presbyterial, president,
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of'i «helppardton, ala tnt Sunday with Mr.
and Mee. 13Orthet •tit's.;
Mitis tisane Jennings visited last week
n Benniiller at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jonathan Fisher.
'National registration, lit the Chief
topic of eofvereation this week, Mise
Vsther :MeIlwa in and 31r. Leo Chisholm
were the two deinaties at ilnion a oho+,i.
:On Sttiaalaay Rev, (`, L. 'Brown oc-
eupied the, pulpit at Ziiiion church, after'
his vacation, afl(i delivered a One ser-
mon on the eubject 'The:Christian
Revelation; 'of 'God."
On Monday, August 26th,. the nein
her o the W;M,S, of Union church are
invit ltti va J with.; the auxi1 4W •a}.
Vietonrin street, • ,
•'.fihe August meeting of the Dramatic
pub will.be held on Thursday evening
of thi'e week at the home of. Mrs,. J.
;11da.y. tFrr,
, "Auguetlm
Joint W.1SLS. Meeting} O1a Wedites-
afternoon., 14tb,
-(a#tev.) japesIlaamllton entertained the
Leeburn, and Union zt xiliaries Uf ow
N.A.t. s., with aa, number of her town
friends, at her home on Newgate street,
Goiierich. Abotnt forty' ladies were
liresent; .Mrs, 'Hamilton conducted the
meeting and her friend, Mrs. McDon-
ald,
elonald, of 'St: Marys, presided .at the piano.
'he .meeting opened with a iaymu, fol-
lewed Aby�_the 'Scripture, lesson
Matthew 0: 1:944} read by ,Mrs. ':axe:
,Quarrie of LeeJiurn. -° Mrs. A. Y.
,Denderson;,of 'Carlow .lett in prayer, A
solo, "0 The )Love "That 'Sought Me,"
was- sung by sutra. Geo; Meliwain, ae,
companied by firs.. Harwood ,Of Union.
Mrs, Warnock of JGoderich read an
article:on ,``Courage." Mrs. Warner.
Walter; '-of' Smith's•' Hill; gave at short
address on. •� "`Stewardship," A duet:
"The iGospe'1. ,According ` le Yale" was
sung by Mrs. Wm. S'allows and her
daughter, Alma, ,accompanied by Mrs.
Hamilton Clutton of iLeeburn: - Mrs.
V. It Itedd tt off G4derich gave as coda
;prehensive resume of the book The
Master of the Inn" Mrs. (Rev.) Mc
Ken2ic . of Egmondville, , president of
Hurons~ • 'Presbyterial W.M.S., spoke
briefly, stating that a great challenge
faces -us today in ;war -time, Our need
is very great, ,but" vwe ha.ve the old
seed as ;well as the new.; :Our norinal•
program must be kept up, as well as ,thhe
new, Mrs. McJenzie stated there were
more non-Obristians in the world today
than there were ten years: ago. Stating
•that tithe watchword of the IW.M.iS. Was
"Expansion," she explained the five-
,point plan.. "We .must not stop doing
our Lord's work," she said. "Tile, Red
Cross is, a great organization and its
work ''very essential; butwe should
consider the Red 'Cross' las iii extra.
Our .task is to expand, and bring God
'acs_into our lives,- The real 'need 'is
for Christian hones and Christian par-
ents," Mrs.. I1amiiton made mention
af, the late Mrs. Irving Bunter, of Lee -
,burn, who 'had been called to higher
service -duringthe past year. .The,
meeting closed with the hymn "Ail .the
Way, My Saviour Leads ,lisle," and
prayer by Mrs. McKenzie. " The ladies
then went out on' the lawn, wherts,
.dainty _lunch .was served, and a social
hour .was spent.
•
}u"who stressed • the+.n �d . of; pressing for-
ward anadenllstinrr newaneml>ers. tii[r..
" attendance. 'lir. Harold Hu.•kman} �'. •
�zaallo�c, and her dalughter Alma,
A 'indent, orf. Toronto', who, is visiting_. from Leeburn, sang a duet 'very likely.
near Renmiller,.conduc:tecl tine, j Mrs.•.•Realditt of •+etierieh gave a .clever
relatives bl e " e .Ma'5te', ef., the
review' c!f.-rRl1e.�.,,a.,.�..-Tb ,.
Jinn:' This was enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. W. Walter of Carlow gave a paper
en ' "The • Use of Our Possessions,"
These all made a very 'zine meetiltg,n
Mrs. A. Henderson of Loyal led i11
prayer after the -opening' hymn. Lunen
was. served en the "lawn and a social
time was spent.- A vote of thanks w a s
t5 1 v 'e.:lteNt- undt4 will --e ',�
at 10 . a:m.
Mrs. A. Pearson and two, children, of
0tr+eetsvilio, were -visitors at the' home
of Mr. and Mrs.. Fred Horton on sun -
day,
Mr, Jags' . Hunter of Montreal was
home for his last week -end leave over
nn
day .
Mr. Clifford Morton is working ar 1 rendered to Mrs. Hamilton on•motion of
Sky Harbor airport. Mr.' "Wilford 1 Mrs. It (Mutton, seconded by Mrs. J. 13.
,Smith is . Working at the. airport • •at Orr, for her h$spitality.
tanning .Depots
Toronto, Brandon, Oftgwa . .
Here late gets :aa uniform, spends. three weeks learning elementary dri11, „
" Thence to one of
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nttY�zl T�raxu
Toronto, Regina, Montreal
' siftedout for aptitude for training in'•one .,of-tbree branches, pilot, observer or gunner and
Here he is p Q
a eai operator. He spends .four weeks learning discipline, air force law, theory of *flight, mech-
anics, etc.
* Qf = course not -- but' some
motorists do aztd Somebody
pays. We offer sound insurance e
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advice; quick, helpful service.;
NELSON HILL, GODERICR
G. C. TRFLEAVE , DUNGANNO?i
a. W. CRAIGIE, GODJ RICH
WE REPRESENT
Writing �d.e ed:: risks:d, irsz---___Antontabile, Fire, Plate Glass, Burr1nry,
, set
Fubfic Lnabilitty, and other general insurance. head Mee, Toronto.
pilots.
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26..Elementary:Fly-
ing ,Traiining'Schools
' These sch'oels are. operated.
by eiviliaxn ,companies •formed
by the flying clubs. ...The Gov-
ernment provides each with 27
light aircraft; the operators
provide. the instructors.° Stud-
ents here seven weeks.
, Melton, Fort .William, Lon- e_
'don, , Windsor Mills, Letb.. .z
bridge,- : Prince Albert; Van-
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router, Camp 33orden,, St.
Catharines; • Goderich,, Harnlif '
ton,. Portage la ' Prairie,
Xorth• Battleford, • Brandon,
Cap de , la Madeleine, St: ;'
Eugene, Que.; Chatham, N`.B.,
Regina, Edmonton, Swift Cur-
' rent, • .Penold, .Alta., and , five
.sites yet to be announced. �.
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Air ,Observers.
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10 Air Observers
Schools
These schools are 'operated
by commercial flying com-
e:
panies..
Here •gets 12 weeks course
in navigation, reconnaissance, .
▪ photo,graphY. - ' _ i
Malton, Edmonton, London,
Ham?lton, Virinnipg, Prime
}. Sibert - "ortage la Prairie, St.'.
Hubert, Regina and one to be
• announced. • P .
Air Gunners
• •' - -_ Y
4. Wireless Schoors
Mere gets 18 weeks course
in wireless, etc: Formerly 24
weeks.
Montreal, Winnipeg, Cal
.. gary, and one to be•annotincesl.
•16 Serwrlce. Flying
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Training Schools
tl. • These schools are operated
by R.C.A.F, ' Each has . about
60 ' aircraft. Student gets
seven : weeks' in intermediate
training squadron-; five weeks
in advanced training squadron..,
Canip Borden, Ottawa,
• Brantford, Dunnville, King-
ston,
ston,' Saskatoon, Carberry,
Man., Dauphin, Marl., ` Monc-
ton, Summerside, PRE.I•., Cal-'
gaty,, MacLeod, . Moose Jaw,-
Medicine Hat, and two other
sites to be announced.
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10 Bombingsand Gunnery Schools
All stat.dents.g to_these schools --,-Pilots for two weeks, Air Observers for •six weeksAi
, r Gunners for
four weeks. - 7 - • 'SI.:: F .
Jarvis;, Ont., Fingal, Ont., Picton; Ont., ,Mountain :Slew, Ont., Defoe, ::Sask•,-,Charlottetown, •Macron
incl, MAIL, MossUanki.,Sask, and two sites yet to he announced. •
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2'Air Navigation Schools.
Air- Obseevers here get four weeks of,
advanced training.
'This work now being done at Trenton
but schools ,beim;--estaiilished _nt .Port
Albert, Ont., and ,Rivers, Man.
ALL READY NOW FOR. WAR SERVICE
Pilots 25 weeks Aire Observers 26_tweeks Air Gunners 20'Week.;
'Phis chart, published by The Financial 'Post, Toronto, is .subject to alteration as the Air Ministry speeds Op and^
ehortene the training p(.Iiods
HOLAuSVII.LE
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give you quick 'service and save
you moneyl
ROUSE and Ilhia
Cor. .iu ton and Viotoria, Zta.
Paintui Boils
Bad Blood the Cause
When bogs start to break out on
° different; parts of tho body it isan
oridenee that the blood's' loaded up
with impurities. ,
Just when you think you are rid
of no, tinothcr crops up to take its
place and prolong your Misery.
All them lancing and Poulticing you
*ay . do will not stop more coming.
may; not
give
that old,reliable,
bloodpa>i� purifying medicine Burdock
��
reload Ditto a ehanc to `baba. the
bo1'I . Thouaaxnaclax have used it for
tea pnrpome during the past 60' ,cure.;
Take H,T#.B, sued get rid of the boa
blood 0,11athe bole ,,too. `
TM T. Xlibion Oso, Iatd,,. Toro** Gego
s vending her vacation at her home
here,
Rev: Peter Addison and Mrs. Addison
called on relatives in the vicinity tit.
route to their hoYne at liaileybttryd.
1l,s 5, .Acheson,bad as guests last
week Mr, and, Mrs. •ilarolO Dalbeck
and son, Ross, and Mrs. Lee- and son,
all of Fruitland.
Rev. and Mrs. Voting, of 'Forest,
visited at the home stf Mrs. ,l. il.,.Mae
Math en. Tinxi''tlay . last.
Guests With 'Mr. and Mrs'. John'Cud-
more last week were Mr, and Mrs.
Sidney Brown, of Crediton. ° ' '
The Misses 'Viola . Glidlton and
a y
Margaret .Stolt motored recently.
1[telai, wlaerwe they, are engaged for the
remainder of the season.
Registration Is proce4i9)ig in the vil-
lage hall, with the deputies, Messrs.
Mcllyeen and MacPhail,' assisted by
:Messrs. C. rearm G. Shock and, ,
Cudlnorc, • °
'SIIEIVARDTON
Sfl'IIPPArturo si, Aug. 2O. Mr. and {,
Mrtt,
Floyd Leslie and family,. of Leam-
ington,
eanington, are visiting with' Mrs.. aX eslieN
parents, a Mr. and Mrs John Foster-
Mt
oster .Mrs and Mrs. L. Aliignauai g of Iirestou
ASHFIELD .
Alsi1I 'I+E{LD; Aug. 19.—Miss Georgia
D
Dunbar .Ethel . is visiting. her aunt,
Mrs: .W. L. Francey.
• Mis• +`,aid°'Howes and children, Isabel
did fie,iiJtn spei Xtis -wee iri Tei-Vitto
with Mrs. J. rB,' Tthodes.
. Mr. Frank Mackenzie and Mr.° and
Mrs. Robert :MaCkenzie of Toronto were
guests at the +home of Mr. John 'Cowan
on Sunday. • -
Mrs. J. Agnew of Lucknow spent Sun-
day ,with ,Mrs. D•. Rose. • = •
Rev, Robert. MacConneli of Lucknow
conducted services last Sunday in Ash-
field Presbyterian church.
Rev. J. B. [Rhodes and Mrs. Rhodes
of 'Toronto were guests of the latter's
ntother; ; Mrs. M.M
.0 ackenzie, ' lust
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week-encl.
,Miss Charlotte Mackenzie is visiting
with Mrs. ,Glenn MacLean 'of I3ensa}i.
BELFAST
See THE
WMR EFFORT AND .:
' WAS S,6EVICE UNITS OF
CANADA'S GREAT MOTOR INDUSTRY
At the Toronto ,Exhibition, Aug.'. 23
to Sept. 1; be sure to see the.outstand.
ing General Motors Exhibit in the
Automotive building. SEE the diopl y
of ' mecbanized army' vehicles pro.
lured by OM,. , . LEARN about the
ac i' l'ie's of the Volunteer -Auxiliary,.,
;Drivers Corps, young women trained
to serve byGM... JNSPECT the new,
1941pontiacsand11 eLauglilin,,Buicks.
, . ATTEND' the showing oftwo
thrill,. •movies-- Euturaina,�-. in
technieo or, in the GM Theatre in the
AutoInotiveBuilding-- "Motors;onth°
March," at Harry Foster's Outdoor
Theatre on the grounds. Everything
free ... every• body welcannew,
GENERAI
MOTORS
the Er
•l.)lake's tinned church. Mrs, Mac..
lien use,. from Teesavater, addressed the
ladies."' .
.
'
Mrs. Stewart Alton and son Gorda.
and. Miss Aileen Briggattn, .Toronto,
spent a few days with their aunt; Mr.e. '"
John Muliin.
J ittTe Louis and Earl= ,Harmsworth,. '
Toronto, are visiting with their aunt,
11rs. Roy Alton. :
Mr. gond Mrs. Allen Alton and twee
daughters, Marion and Mrs. Downs,
Toronto, spent the weekend with their;.
aunt, Mrs. 'John 'Mullin. a'
, READ THE '•CLASSIJfJJJ D ADS.
BELFAST, Aug. 20. Threshing is
the-, order of the 'day: The farmers
have all finished cutting their grain
for another year,. '.
Mr. Glen Cameron, from. Powassan,
is 'visiting with hi's parent's, • Mr. and
Mrs. T. A. Cameron, Mrs. Cameron's
brother,.Mr. Tom Purc1on,,alse is visit-
ing with them, a,;... '
Mr. Jinn 'Cook, Toronto,• is visiting.
with. Mrs. Itoy Alton, and calling .On
-her--nld-neighbors, -
'The V.M.S. of -the Ashfield circuit
held their; ,anniversary an"°`Sunday at
visited' recently" at the home af Mrs.
Aliigmang's sister,, Mrs, .Frank IXaw
kins. ,. ' A,
Mrs. John Tiivens Is spending a couple
of weeks lit the ,home, of Mr. and'
T. •kfcPhee, Nile.
Mr, and Mrs. 'Frank Ilavvkl a$ and
fatuity spent '8unday in Kincardine
Mr., Titrvey `1V;ivens of Toronto visited
Foster,
recently.
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t
d
with his sister, alit"'s. Jis. Dater, y
Miss 11. Stotbers of .Dungannon spent
last week visiting at the home of lux
uncle and aunt, Mr, and IL Tiger.
Andy's Scale
° Andy Macdonald 'lived alone in a
cabin on the batiks of a salmon river
in, the llig'hlaands.
Ile claimed to have made most of ,the
record fish catches in that vicinity 'flue'-
luxtbe past twenty years and kept a `[lig
record containing dates and weights to
impress visitors.
Last summer as young harried criiiple;
from London were occupying a` 'Small
bungalow near Anciy's cabin. A 'batt'
WAG born to them, aancl the only scales
the proud father eGnld obtain on which
to weigh, tlae now ar'ival were those on
which Andy had weighed all the big Iish
lac lased eaught in twenty years,
The baby tipped the Rahe at twenty -
rave pounds!
eaaaaata:ar.G.
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