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In Memoriam

In loving memory e! MRS. JOHN I. I031) who peeled sway June l0, 1M4.

ll all the world were oure- to [In W"! ll" it. yes and more

To clalP the hem! n! Mother And hee.r her speak once more. l! yen have a Mother

Treasure her with cars

For you never know her Value Till you see her vacant chair,

"ﬂy Remembered by unease Ml and Family.

In Memoriarn

cur: (JHARLO'1‘i‘it'i‘UWN uuaaumn ""'

NOT-ES

on 00d. Be reared they were - zettinl God. It wﬂs then that he wrote his henous “Reoessi ,

WHAT ANY NATION IIGII REMEMBER

might and pomp of the Britt to celebrate the slxtieth anniver-

G-od o! our lsthers. brown o1 old. lord o! our fer-flung hsttie line Beneath whose awful hand we hold Dominion ow pelm and pine- imaooeaznoatabewithmm Lest we tenet-lest we forget.

The tumult end the shouting dies; The cairﬂiue and the H1186 5t-

pert: 5ti11 stands thine ancient sacrifice. An hmnbie and s eontrite heert. lnrdﬂodofhoeimbewlthileyeh beet we forset-iest we ioriet.

WGLAND 11m, trbute to Britain is pub- lished .ia the National Zeiguaf, the Liberal nerwepwper o1 e

subjugaie the ancient civilized European lee, his plans final- lv railed ugh the fact s little island named Encland iee oti’ the nozth eoeet of the Contin-

mt.

The island people of Britain ei- ways rose against the hegemony of any victorious Dictator, Philip of Spain, Napoleon and Hitler.

when e ooitlition of threatened mp1s broise ugwbefore the march

trend

conquerors le- gions, when e dictator defeated one enemy after azno — then

England still remained an impres- nabie island finally usnoonquercd, uncanpomisinz an irreconcilable, rejecting e11 the conquerors en- tleements.

From this island more then one war was carried on {or ten. 30 and 100 years long, until the Con- tinental hegemony was broken.

The English do not like War. Anyone who h s been in that 11nd can confirm this. The H3116“ tﬂed to avoid this war.‘ FYTll to the extent oi’ eelf-humilwt n_

You can't tread on the ﬁritish lion's tail for long \\_".i‘r.' t mm growling. when he is muggd 11g i; q deadly. 911 . ‘Ihe Diglisimiarrs new e et- titude towards war always induc- ed the adversary to underestimate him, even represent him as efiem- inn-ts.

£11139 1| no degenerate class in England, not even amend the hlsh

III l memo e! our dear ""1!"- . CherIq lpoeh‘ departed this life fume 1, 194's“.

We often sit d thl

llrvhen we areralil alorlilek M y“ or- memo m

Th" merrier: oeIl 122,022“ ‘

5y Husband and Ieenlly.

In Memoriam

In the sell but loving memory o! '.*.:"r..:.:':.."c: -~ u" 10th P9 ver on June

7°“! Frill! beck seal memo '

o! P kw"! "M lone to rest

And those who think of you “d,

Ara the one, m“ yo", you be“?

lie wll never he forgotten

Never will hls memory fade

[ﬁxing thoughts will always lin er und the grsve where he is lid,

Sadly Missed by Ills wm “a 6-9-11 Fmny’

In Memoriam

In l0 l I s; i=5 “h. 1938- 1 . an June

At hoaiedln the beautiful hills o!

o By the valley of rest so fair Some i111’, some time when em- iasks are dons, We slwll meet our loved ones there.

Ever Remembered by their Ignuy, -9-1i.

Sgt. Clifton ll. Stewart, Hemp- shire, who ls stationed in New Y0"!- has returned to his dutss after spending a few days t t g home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs, Cecil J. Stewart. He was . anied by his wife, formerly Min ilda Jewel oi’ North River, P11, Sgt. Stewart has recently returned from the San Francisco conference 1n connection with his work.

IRON IN SAND

have been outraged snd would

credit only tojtussia for the greet

i compromises. ti. stand today lémineteed ha!‘ _

itoc . lin iish people l" rlieiihernlcgnile nor-g old nor ed506- They ere very W‘!!! "I! “W1!-

Government

wm WITH. BRACKEN» Vote for Your

.- Progressive Conservative Candidate.

PUIIJI$D II TI’! PIOGRESSIVI. OONSHVATIVI PARTY, UITAWI

The people of Ontario elect eighty-two members to Parliament. Only forty-four more are needed for a majority.

Ontario has repudiated the King machine and state socialism as siimmm’ "wit, i‘; offered by the C.C.F.

Only the Progressive Conservative Party can win the additional seats needed for an overall majority and stable government.

Mimi,“ °“° 1531i?‘ 33159535 DESI! I96 om; W 0

mu freedom would continually logfioogiiitrmgﬁ gfvﬂg°mw hsove been extinguished centuries p“ 100m m: m “at

I‘ "mi" “WP” M" “l” w: 100,000 for all causes.

“mm- "mh "‘°"' “m” the United Stiles, wrist is Gov-

Europe’: peoples to breathe more unmem “M,

“m” "m" "° “m” Since repeal of ‘the 1am Amend-

m” “n” “ﬁnely a mum,” m" drunken driving 100 per cent, end

e should Lup_w_‘woﬂwg‘;aw._

when the rudder? "Einglsnd for Ever, I4

In 1941 there were 15,050 arrests (‘Grands glitz kin; Si, B d

l! Prohibition was e failure in Mgclggnzieén l ema at“

Grade V: 1, Waiter Crane; 2, freely Virginia McLeod; S. Marion Weath- Btalin himself said so. 1 m» - w» mam-c more: :2:

nTnsrmafi". '10:” FATHER

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mnavmw SCHOOL 1a m: there were apoosrresu 3mm- m); 1°,

May: l, Eileen lleeKenzle.

i. Allison Ings: 2,

or any strength-defied the 1 l

1 M; 1° _ 3m "jugs ""59 01' l1 ﬁlms 155 Der cent. Kenneth Grant; 3. Emery Crane. M“ " °' “ “e Wm, weordlns to sevemment reports Grade n: 1. Norman Shiedow, ‘ ¢ i§"-“i_3- _w"1d¢11

rade I (a): 1. Helen MacKen-

(b) 1, Euuna Weather- i, Arlene Ings; 2, bie; 2, Louise Westherbie; 3, Buddy Crane and Prudence Weatherble

1, Harold Mutiow. i, Raymond Tay- ; 2, George Taylor.

92 per cent. Kennel. Arlene Ings and Nor- _Pc_r_loct ‘Aitondrancer Eileen Ji/iflt-

By George McManus

Kenaie, Arlene Inga, Marie Hynee. Allison Ings. Ehnery Crane, Bobby Emma Weetherbie, Louise Weatherbie, Buddy Crane, Helen MaicKenzle.

Helen ll. Melanie, Teacher. LONDON -— (GP) — Air

age sates for letters and cards for certain destinations h Grant: the West Indies and for Central and South America have been re- ‘vised and in some cases substan- tially reduced.

there l1 always be an melon ." That i! how Tommies encouraae enchl other when they must stick it out in desperate situations. England for Ever. We have the seine wish

THE MYSTERY MONUMENT

I wonder if you have heerd B! the "Mystery Monument" erected to the memory oi rather Zurcher, e fearless crusader for total ab- stinence. stands rieer the scene of {other Ziuoher‘! Peetorl-l le-hour in mm mm. not i" frmn Buffalo, New York, USA The "mystery memorial," rising 18 feet toward the sky was erected under sealed instructions, end it was not made public who carried out the plan or who was re n- sihlp ior raising the money. r-

m was intended thus to add to the interest oi me paseerby who‘ would be curious to examine it the more careiully. The front oi’

POP 6009595 saws MIEREB M! LALNDHY! i HAVEN'T HAD ON A CLEAN 5on1?!" u Yvlo

8v GOLLv-VLJ. FIND A LAUNDPV- MESELF -THAT'5 WHEQE I%UND

R\Y I: !,\\7|.nd

the monment bear; an ensrl

o! st. o»: e uohtirw the m8- en, end bes it. nearly e life- sized relief oi the met

Inscribed in the granite is the legend: "As his patron. Bt. GeorIQ fought the symbolic (M18011 . o! Apocalypse. so the RW- ("-30 zumhr; fought the deuton e- coholiem and other ehueel» ‘I114 suitered persecution by those who should have binned end ted his eiforts-"lll that will live d- ly in Jesus Christ will suffer perse- cution‘. 2 Timothy, 3:12."

The (hum 0i Fuiiher $11M?” holds in one hand e eeled "The Father Matthew Man." which he edited sud distributed for meny years during his lite.

0n the back oi the monument are the words. "Work, Zeal, Con- viction end Knowledge," together

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MIBODY HEARD COMI HUMI- AND w mo! wa-iosvzi mo mouem- rr was Atom?» new was 1 :~ a v

I GUIQS 5O YOU IMO

ilﬁrtmﬁzmiﬁal’ sii¢“3r"i"’§'& 3i “LL11; THE TOILER- rumvanour accus

I!!!“ N WA! “F5 - gcgcctsc. stems.

When liquor eds end wet - per: the United Mates my l l‘ t e l-th Amendment was a fel- ure these statements s d be read with m» report-e a: m. m- eral Bureau o! Investigation. Prom this report we get the comparison of the tollowini! in 1N2, the last year of Prihihition, and in 1961. oer 100.000 of the population of the United States

In i932, there were 80! arrests per 100.000 tor dkunkennees.

In 1892 the/re were 1.1M arrests per 100.000 for drunkenness.

All d t ins amount"?! twain.‘ P “m!”

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ca counse.’ scum rcar-rr Now. MARTHA- ,

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