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, their' regular o4toutbl,Y council
11 Monday, April 21-11.15 a.m., "Cecil
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at the reeve Pr9l
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presided:tover by Mrs. Allan, Johnson
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qidju,V. Tao Clerk read tbo.mlUut0g...
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or the previous I meetings which w0re
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- adopted as -read. A resolution was,
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passed extending the tax rolt to
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7th. The clork was, authorized by
of the Air; '7.30 -p,m., William Tuck-
resolution to advertise for tenders for
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crushing and delivering iiPiProxlmate-
discussion. It � was �nfoved by Mrs.
xy four,, thousand, cubic yards of
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,�Mvel on tyao towuship roads.'1- The
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council has decided to'hire axi; issist-
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Imt to belp the road superintendent
Ronny Baker; 11.3U, Wayne King
to op6rate the -road grader,,an& app]A-
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cAtions will be received 4y Mr. John
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AtacDonald, ro I ad superintendent;
9�3a, "Canadians All.",,
Thi -following accounts were paid, ,
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Direct relief, $24.20; Mr. P. Adair
received tbat allocations to the W. M.
Campbell,,premiumon. road insurance
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policy, $10N00; road payment vouch-
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. ers., $-883.68. The council adjourned
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to meet'on Saturday, May 3, 1941. -
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Thomas, D. Wren-, Clerk. .
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Miss Florence Bell, R.N., of LDn-
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don, spent the week -end with her par-
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ere, the first, lines she wrote:
Miss Bessie Johns sipent a fevir
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days in Exeter recently.
There were ninety and nine that
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ford visited
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Mr. and Mrs. New -man Baker at Well -
n the shelter of the fold;
burn on Saturday last.
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Plan Survey 11
Of Industry
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Mr. J. MeClary Gunn, President
Machine & Tool Co. Limited, and
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Director General Steel" Wares Ltd.,
London, has been. " appointed, chairman
of the London-Woodstock-StTa,tford
zone in connection with the Survey
and, .Ijo-ordinatioTi of Jndustrial Pro-
duction for war Purposes, undertaken
by the Canadian Manufacturers' As-
sociation and the Canadian Chamber
of Commerce, from the head office of
the Canadian Manufacturers' Assoeta-
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Province of Ontario has been divided
into 16 zones, -each in. charge of a
, ohair=Vn. The London�Woodstock-
Stratford zone includes among others
the following ,centres, in each of
which one or more industries are lo-
cated: . . . .
Bermiller, Blyth, Clinton, Crediton,
Exeter, Goderich, Hen,sall, Mitchell,
Seaforth and Zuriab. I. .
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Danee,, fronx Walkerton Town Hall.
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met on Wednesday afternoon, April 2,
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f6r.their Easter meeting at the home
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11 Monday, April 21-11.15 a.m., "Cecil
of Mrs. J.,Cooper. The meeting was
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& gallyol; 1.15 p.m., "Clippings"; 7,
presided:tover by Mrs. Allan, Johnson
wit
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and opened with Hymn 112: � The Eas-
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ter leaflet program ,was followed. A
sue
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prayer ,was then offered, T he -offering sel
of the Air; '7.30 -p,m., William Tuck-
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was taken and there was a business
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discussion. It � was �nfoved by Mrs.
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Chandler, seconded by Mrs. W. Coop -
appropriate for this subject with
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. Wednesday, April 22 "-" 1010 a.m.,
er" that Mrs. Henderson, and Mrs.
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Ronny Baker; 11.3U, Wayne King
Johnson be delegates to the Huron
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.Iorclbestra; 8.30 P.m., Clark Jo
Pres byterial to be held in the Thames
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koad Church on April 2.9. Notice was
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received tbat allocations to the W. M.
e'r prodigal brother and felt that
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Clarlie Kuntz; 11.45, Fashion
S; supplies be a. print quilt and six
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teered t6 inake the hot water bottle ea
r . overs. It was also decided to don. JR0
ate the quilts made ' to the Kipipen to
East Institute to .be sent where most 0
ne'ededi.- It iTas decided to hold' the
May meeting on ,April, 30th' owing to it
I an invitation from the Brucefleld lad- ' r,u
, ies to attend their May meeting. The e,d
topic, "The Apostle of the Outpost," tb
was given by Mrs, Allan Johnson. fo
Hymn 402 was sung and the meeting de
closed with a prayer. ed
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&�eqded tor last week) il
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.. council was heldl Mon -day. evening at hi
8 p.m, in the council chambers with th
all members present. - Fire Chief. Gr il
R.' Hbss appeared're ftre department ro
affairs. Councillor Cs,rderon and, G. te
R. Hess were iastructe�d to look .after to
. securing a 'trailer Jor naounting the h
I cherriibal. tanks. 'MacKirmon and Par- G
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. kins: That We . purchase and install a tj
Federal. No. 2 siren, 2 H.P., on Town p
Hall, also a ladder. Carried. R. J- h
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Patters�on, tax collector, . handed in
the 1940 tax roll and reported the out- P
standing taxes is being' -$508.40, Hdr- cl
ton and Cameron:' .That the ib�1116 on t
the roll as arrears of, Lee *Headen, m
Lloyd Iledden ', H. Hansen be-.--strudk. w
off. Carried. Horton and Pit-kins :
That the collector -be instructed to 11
turn 6e collector's, roll into the treas-
ur,er and the treasurer to return said I
returnable taxes to the county treas- B
urer. Carvied. R. J. Patterson, asses- , F
sor, handed iia the 1941 assessment
roll and reported, on the same. Cam-
_ eron and MacKinnon: That the as-
sessment roll ag handed in by the as, a
sessor be adopted. Carried. Corres-
ponden�ce ,read: County Treasurer, L
Dept. of Welfare, Dept. of Labour, t
Bickle Seagram Ltd., Northern Elec-
'. tric, H. Edwards, Chamber'of Com- t
merce-, 'Mrs. J. McClinchey; ,same fil- e
ed. Bills and accounts: School Bd., P
current exp., ..$1,000.00; J. A. Pater- I
son, c9rtage and expenses, $10.03; R.
J. Lovell, supplies, $6.1a; Bickle Sea- I
. gram Ltd., supplies, F.D., $110-70;
Chamber - of ','Commerce, -Tdnt refund, J
$16; County of Hitron, hospitalization., 1
$51.60; Bonthribu & Drys&ale, Supplies i
h -all $9.39, rent $2.27; W. A. Brock, I
keys, F.D., $3.6,01 it. Dick,jabor, rink,
$10.60; A. Di k, labor rink, etc,., $2.70; t
M. Cooper, la%lor streets,, $2.20; O.Gei- 8
. ger, teaming, 40c; R. 3'. Paterson, sal- .
ary $45, postage $1.70; T. Kyle sal- t
.01 ary, $56.00; Hensall Hydro, ball, i6-61,
. G. M. Case, coal hall, $34690. Total, .Is
%. $1,369.80. Horton and Parkins: That
bills and accounts as read be paid.
11 Carried. Cameron and. MacKinnon :
d That we charge the Hydro $2, School
I . Board $20 and Library $5 as being
. their share of the'suditing expenses.
. I Carried. Cameron and MaclUnnon :
I That we tget some blectriclan to give ,
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. us a price on, wiring Town Hall for
. siren and b4 able to do the same -at
� once. Carried. Horion and. Cameron:..
1 spried.-James'A.
I That we adjourn. 0
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1, of the W.A. and W.M.9. *19 held at
the home of Mrs. R. Dolton on Wed-
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t, M , rs- - - , - ding. Hyraft 87 was
sung, followed by prayer by Mm Toll.
The roll call wari ansVIVtod by' a verge
. 6n fraderfflcO'l and sho*ed 21 mem-
�. .� bets prle�dlat. Darift the businebs
. period Mrs. R. MePhrline sind Min,
. I Wqn.. Church were appointed as dols-
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Wing tip to N%Ing tip three North American HarVaro trainers zoom his first violt, to the Wlest in the year standling into action to solve the , � �.% " -1 ",
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in -to the cl"r Canadian winter sky. The pilots at the controls of those ,190,9. Being favorably drapressed he many problems arising from time to, fill . - " r I i I
planes are studying advanced military flying at a Service Flying returned to Ontario in th same year, time. District; Teaofter and I" , 4�?Vl! 51110M , 141,
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equipped with retractable landing gear and capable of a speed of 20.0 in OntaXio only one yeax afteii- his .Unite�4--Ot North Battleford on . ,� �
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miles an hour, are now manufactured In Canadia. maTTIage, he returned to the West March 28,.I.9.41. Rev. Harry Heath- Metropole Djstriota; North i i
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h the circumstances- under which She was ,half ashamed of h man C. Davies. InternpLent took, place .. '�4�1�
er Poem office of trustee of the Aspegshaw Elizabeth and Mr, W. X. Flinlay TimW_ '. �',",�-,, .1;
4 song v�a,s written? Do we know when finished, and looked it away In S.D. No. 4745 for 19all. He was re- in the North Battlefoi�d cemetery. Lon , I I t, "A
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la a tombstone which may be found -see it. The -writing of it had- reliev- of the board which office he held till, .a,nd affection in which Alex was held,. , Mr. and, Mrs. Gordon Block, of ZI,W-. ", � xJ
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e stands gigned and peaceful. . Wife, Pearl, Bert nd* Nor- m de. . . .. .I .. �,�
arch, Fe.rgus, -Ont.? Thek # . the school boaxd his many friends of im'Dn7: , 4 Sa McBr! I I -'-
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for his sterling qualities; he .B.G.; Sisters and, Brothers of Hensall, visited her parents, ' Mr. aild ,Jb&,' " ".III,
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son, 'of 'Andrew Clephane, Esq., and the ,song, in Scotland *ere yet to was a man of very few, *0rds, g000 Ont.; Jim Forrest and Mother of Mar- Leon Jeffrey, recently. 11. I . . ,:��.:`�,�: I
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nithly allowance from home until worthy of publication. �. too .big. He was ever ready to.pull . . r �. -
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nions with the result that his Sankey, who were to open a big In addition to his activities in Ba,tj,,g, A. Carson,.A. W. Dignam, 1. �;
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s so intoxicated be could not walk train Sankey bought a weekly news- . I 1,�
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me and he fell down. in the road. paper for, a penny. He searched dili- reached England safely. � . . . . I I I , ; :�
ere he remained in- the cold until gently for news from his native coun- . . I I . 1�
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ked -up,the next morning. He Was try -America. Not finding any he . . . . .
to be 40 per cent belov� the 1930 to- ' I I . I � .�
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e of Dr. Mutch,. icast his paper aside. Before arriving i I � 1�-,
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se from which he never recovered.
of poetry in a corner of the paper,
died in the home of the good do -c-
and reading it carefully concluded, It .
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would make a spleii-did. Gospel song.
urchyard. �
He called Mr. Moody's attention to it,
With the burial of George Clepharie
but 'he was so absorbed in his dor-
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ined by sin. The few wh6 gather-
Mr. Sankey cut the . , poem out. and
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it in, his music �scrapbook for
sit G6d was going to over -rule evil
future reference.
r good and use that,isad untimely
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y something was t0- come . which ,Dr.
Bonar spoke on -the subject of
ould lead to the conversion of thou-
"The'Good, Shepherd." .After the lat-
nds of men and womem.
ter speaker bad, thrille&;the. immense
When the newst of his death reach,
audience With his earnest and eloqu-
his Scottish home, the whole fam-
ent message, Mr. Moody turned to his
r felt the shame and tragedy of the
colleague'and said, "Have you a solo
rcumsances conneoted with his, on-
appropriate for this subject with
antce into another.world. None. felt
wbich'to close' the service?" Sankey'
'-. d-eath more. deeply and keenly
was, greatly troubled for he could.
an his youngest sister, a'true'Chris-
think of nothing. suitalile. Then a
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.in girl of 2i. She went up to her
voice said, "Sing. the byman you found
om, ,closed the do6r and sobbed bit- '
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on, the ,train.,' But -this was irn.pos- ,
rly'. 'As she. Decamec caluMr shO
sible-for'lie had no tume for it. The
ok up a sheet -of paper. She loved-
impression came strongly on him that
e'r prodigal brother and felt that
fie must sing It ,and that God would
od must do so too. She had'faith
p�-ovide the music. Placing the little'
at' her Redeemer had answered ,her
ii,ewspaper slip before him he lifted,
rayers. Perhaps in his d i "hours
. . y ' ing
his heartAo God,for inspiratiou. He
er dear brother had looked, with the
struck a chord, in 9. flat - and began
0 of faith, at the Cross an . d found
to sing. Note by,,note was. given the .
ard6n -And, peace. Slowly her #ngefs
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singer and wh n
osed, around her pen, and she beg�n
�reat sigh seemid to go up from the
) trace on the paper the deep inner-
meeting. ,'Mr. Moody left the pulpit
ost thoughts of her soul. These
and looking at the clipping said,
ere, the first, lines she wrote:
"Sankey, where did' jou. get that
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There were ninety and nine that
in my life."
safely lay, I
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n the shelter of the fold;
"Mr. Moody, that's tfie hymn I read
ut one was out on the hills away,
to you in tbe.train, but you did not
ar off. from the gates of.,gold;
bear." Then Mr. Moody raised his
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t - Thames Road United, Church.
work* in S,cotland had 11bogun; , Only
lymn 103 was -sung, followed by the
God sa.w-the hidden link between that
ord's Prayer in unison. Mrs. R. Bol-
far-off grave in Pergus, and that har-
on, 6siptain of,'Circle No. 2,, took
vest, of souls in Scotland. Perhaps
harge and th ' e Easter 'prograrp in
.one of.the joys of Heaven 'will beNto
lie Missionary Monthly was follow-
have revealed to us the amazing re-
d. Hymn 205 was sung,,folloWed by
sults which followed some inspired
rayer by Mrs. Bolton. After sing-
word- and writing which to us seem,
ng Hymn 86 the topic, "Apostles of
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he Outports" was ably tak en by Elva
ryce. The quartette composed of
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number whi,ch was very miu�h en-.
HURON
oyed, After ffie Easter, than-koffer-MIDDLESEXI,
ng was'taken, Hyman 450 was sung
drs .Craw gave a very Interestini;
SHIP HONEY
alk, -taking as ,.her subject, "The
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JIrst 'Easter." She opened her mes"
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he Tomb * " A vote of thanks was
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Nearly One Quarter -Million
-1ven by, Mrs.Church. Hym 402was
with
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Pounds Exported to US.
ung and the meeting closed
)rayer -by Mrs. Chambers.
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Middlesex and Huron district is
amoiag the largest h6�ieyt ProducirIg
areas in Ontario. .
Some idea of the increased +�xport.
trlide can be gained fiona the export
totals of the 1937 honey cr,5p Nyhich -
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amounted t6 only 58,000 pounds. This
year's 'shipments -'were nearly five
times as large.
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aceording to reports, and, producers I
-expect -that the ex -port demand of the I
past two years will continue. . I -
Nearly one-quarter of a .million
pounds of honey' representing eighty
per cent of .the combined prodliction
of Middlesex and Huron Counties,
has been shilyped. to Great Britain
during the past fall and winter, ac-
a s
made public throngbIlid office of the
fruft and vegetable division of the
Dominion Department of.Agriculture.
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. iie'year left-
, this diAtrict on March 12 and depart-
ment officials ,asked that the informa-
�tion not be pablished u0til it pould be
presumed that the consignmiot had
al,rived safely In England. Some 248,
296 pounds of honey were shipped d -l-
- rectly ifront the district and certified
through -the local'office. Anothercon-
signmebt of appro3dmately 40ROO lbs.
prodlacedIn Mid(Nesex and Huron was
shipped overseas from Torolato.
Shipments began on .September 5
.1 last- year and have coht1nued. UnMI
three week9 ago. So her as Is kn)oWh
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