Zurich Herald, 1941-04-10, Page 6ursday, A. Qtit, U' 41
PLAN FREE FREIGHT
ttawa The Agricultural Depart -
out announced on offer of the Do-
xIon Government to pay half the
oat of moving 8,000,000 bushels of
_eed .grain from Port Arthur of Fort
William to farmers in Ontario, (ne-
u, mid the Maritimes, if the provin-
noitel governments affected agree to
sa ,the balance of the irreg? t char.
and arrange, :for shipments.
WORLD WIDE WAR
on — Belled in the possibility
10,
of a world-wide conflagration involv-
ing an attempted German invasion of
Britain timed with thrusts at Suo7
and Gibraltar and a Japanese thrust
et Singapore increased .among dis-
plomatic and military authorities.
Possibly invasion of this island re-
mains' the No. Ii consideration ;in dis-
succions of a possible Pan of .grand-
iose proportions to seize at one swoop
three of the world's most stragic
positions—Gibraltar, Suez and Sing-
apore—while the German aunty and ,
air force try to break Britain.
HAVE YOU
PAINS
CALLOUSES
OR CRAMPS
AT OR NEAR
WHERE
FINGER
POINTS
DR. SCHOLL'S representative
from Toronto will be in our store
On TUESDAY EVENING, APR. 15,
6 to 10 o'clock
This man is thoroughly trained in the scientific
methods of Dr. Wm. M. Scholl, internationally famous
Foot Authority, who, for almost a third -century has
been alleviating human foot suffering throughout the
entire world. Come in for Pedo-graph imprints of your
stockinged feet. Learn how the proper Dr. Scholl
Foot Comfort Appliance or Remedy can relieve your
particular foot trouble.
ED. J. DATARS
Shoe Merchant Zurich
THOMAS PRYDE
Of Exeter is given convenor for the
Huron County War Services Camp-
tign now in progress.
URGE PURCHASE NOW
The Ontario Dept. of Agriculture
' is encouraging farmers to purchase
certified seed potatoes NOW, 'before
much of the present available stock
has been sold for table purposes.
Many growers will require a change
of .seed. This is specially true in
Western Ontario where continued
wet weather ruined many potato
crops last fall. There should be no
delay, the Dept. cautions, in arrang-
ing for seed potato supplies. Agri-
cultural Representatives in every
county have a list of growers who
expect to have a surplus of certified
seed potatoes for sale.
BUTTER SHORTAGE FEARED
Toronto—The Concentrated Milk
Producers, Association of Ontario
in a resolution opposed importation
of oleomargarine said "there may be
a grave scarcity of butter in the win-
ter of 1942" because provincial bonus
and premiums for hig hscoring cheese
may make it "more profitable to the
pasic producer in Ontario to manu-
facture his milk into cheese instead.
of butter." The resolution continu-
ed: "Some industries are desirous of
manufactured or importing oleomarg-
arine into Canada and will undoubt-
edly be ready to take .advantage of
any situation that would assist in in-
fluencing public opinion in favor of
vegetable fats as a substitute for
butter in Canada.."
"In many lands this year belts are
silent --mars are dimmed ... "
RT. HON. W. L. MACKENZIE KING:
It is your privilege to attend the church
of your choice ... to worship as your
conscience wills.
A Nati world means the end of the church
you love. It means compulsion to accept
a form of worship prescribed by political
dictators.
In the words of the Prime Minister,
"When we speak of the preservation o£, .
democracy, of Christianity and of civih-
zation, we use no idle words the
existence of all three is at stake."
Freedom of worship is one of the price -
lets privilegisr that all Canadians enjoy.
That dearir.bought right is in jeopardy.
Therefore we mutt all unite in supporting;
Canada's war effort in older to preserve
this Freedom.
Keep M.p YOUR PLEDGEE.
Increase Your Regular Investments ns
WAR SAYINGS CERTIFICATES
Retne,sber—•In iddarinn to your pledged amautat—.
you can bar extra War Savhgta C.rNfleatot
troth your Bial rest Office of Bink. or curves
from the War Saving. Comatttee, Ottawa,
Poblisbid ky Mt raw UMW Cewsrit by OlMaw
Nave You Dea G..'ci*o4eVJ
LET'S MAKE IT A
WHI' ; . ''IND FI ISH!
(The Boys Rely on the Folks Back Home")
Thousands of firms and individuals,
in all parts of Canada, have respond-
ed magnificently to this Six -in -One
Appeal. But there ate other
thousands equally ready to help.
You may be one who has still to be
heard from.
This is an appeal to every Cana-
dian who has been overlooked. We
wish for every Canadian, at home,
an opportunity to support our men
in uniform. The Fund is now well
on the way to its objective. That
objective definitely can be reamed,
probably exceeded.
For the sake of "The Boys", let's
finish it with a bang that will raise
resounding cheers from Coast to
Coast!
How You Can Help
If you have not yet been called on
by a War Services worker, and if
you have not yet sent in your sub-
scription, make up your mind NOW
what you are going to do, and do
it TO -DAY! Fill in the coupon
below and mail it to your Provin-
cial Headquarters at the address
shown. If you know of some friends
who have also been overlooked, get
them to do the same.
The form is self explanatory4
Simply check on the left in the
appropriate place, and if you enclose
a remittance, make it payable to
Canadian War Services Fund. An
official receipt will be sent you by
return mail.
Every Dollar Does its Joh"
Remember—all monies contributed
to the Canadian War Services Fund
will be divided in accordance with
government -approved budgets,
amongst the six organizations em-
braced
mbraced in this campaign.
A non-profit corporation with let-
ters patent from the Dominion
Government is your guarantee that
every dollar that you subscribe will
be properly applied to provide com-
fort, cheer, recreation and needed
personal services to our fighting
forces—services not provided in any
other way.
Your contr;ibaa,tiorsa is urgently
needed!
•MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY1
1
Provincial Headquarters,
Canadian War Services Fund,
PROVINCIAL HEADQUARTERS, c.ANAOIAN WAR SERVICES FUND.
ROOM 101, 200 BAY ST., TORONTO, ONT
Cheque
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Postal note
as my crootribodioa to your Funds
O Please send me in duplicate official pledge card providing for instalment ,payments, which I
undertake to complete and return, subscribing all told the sum -.,.
Name (Mr., Mrs., or Miss)
Street Address
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Telephone (if you have one)
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THE ONLY NATIONAL APPEAL
FOR OUR MEN IN UNIFORM
ANNUAL REPORT
Womens` Institute
FOR 1940-41
and Historical Research, dwelling
mainly on Hay Township:41r. Victor
Dinnin spoke on education rand health
centred on children of sc:-ooz age.
Dr. Annie Ross of Blyth gave an genteel to members for the new -borne
impressive talk on the Baltic Sea babaee,, and treats, flowers and earths .
dwelling particularly on 'Vinland. were ;sent to gut in members an+ •
Once again the loom of time has Splendid papers were given by sev otfie2,s in the community.
woven another year of Institute work eral of the members, Mrs. Merano
Tinto history and we are standing OescTrt ,spoke err Canadian ltmmiliors latter We amore indeed sorry to lose can
upon the threshold of a new year. giving several
poems. iVlzs, Warm s"f1 ' nye-nl�err, Mrs. Andersema'.
With pride we look back over the Fritz and Mrs. ;3:nhn Turkheim spoke but what ix'°tar loss is another's gain_
on famous music composers. Mrs.
Edw.. Gaseho gave a paper on Relief.
Mrs. Mack, the local leader or the
care of clotting project presented
some excellent ideas of a practical
and efficient ,clothes closet.
Another interesting 'feature was a
display of 'Chinese artielkest given by
Miss McGowan of Myth, who has
done Missionary work in China. A
Thomas : '1way Rome, with toys an&
also :made a donation to the Institute; .
Ward are the Wer Memorial Hospital..
Several Baby Bank Books were pre
Years that lie behind up to the pres-
ent time. From so small a beginning
we have become world wide in our
work, and our organization is looked
upon by all other .organizations as
one tlust has aceomplished much,. and
can,,be depended upon to assist in
all work pertaining to Home and
Country and the uplift of humanity.
The possibilities of the Women's
Institute are simply boun.clicss, and
it gives me joy indeed to recall to quiz proyiare on the Institute Hand
our minds some of the inspiring act- Bock conducted by Mrs. I -h ,r ,vasa
ivities that have been cr;rrierl in in real htdp to nag—eel—tit us better with
our branch during; the riesi year. We the by-laws of our Institution. "Mier
have a membership of 2R moi+:lm art y ee• we entertained Hansell and
average attendance of 81 and we Ct ee.li.ton Institutes and they ler Ovid-'
h Td nine meeting.. A real benefit 34.z. rc? an en;yoa:able program, these .acct-
e.ened from the adrive es ,p;:ven iSybegs rriTt►rd us a. splendid opportunity
Our Institute would not be complete
without the boys and girls of our
community and we do appreciate thee.
part; they take in our meetings, also
rhe numbers contributed by older:
mergers; of the community. The war
I work carried on by the Institutes is
truly gratifying, and this year we
were responsible for making a quilt,
eeliiavg tickets on it and presenting,'
moving *Anne of the Royal Visit,
the prooee:ds ,west'e donated rto the Red-
Cross.
ed-Crors.
If a 'Women's Institute lives en-
tirely to itself, it cannot become pct'--,
nranent in itself. That fact is just
as true as the verse `Fla who livefh'
to himself elir.th." Play Heine and
Canada he the: high ideal of our In»
e;:rT ;a l'di lxoffer i ttfmi;l the
iirrl elves closet together instetute to -clay
gave an interesting :talk on two cliff-, env werk.g
At Christmas time we re- Stitu.te tp iy. I3eatrfce Mans
oreimt ��Jubaects. CanadianIntlu.etsaes:,i rr.4 xabered ieerphau thikdren•, at alae Se