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ht this ament. SI0 N H 14TH, 1940 South add the : carefree drive ghway...go one y another ... ask nt to plan yout the ooswer to oblems. @ ROUND Tayp .}'eler'g_““. ‘ntonig 47.45 40 j AIL * n:it on 1â€" GRIERSON 43.80 MeRC h irhan i1 noon w eve yM® h of sTOCK FOR SALEâ€"â€"4 Young work boâ€"«cs, and one Hereford Bull. Apply. Thomas Tucker, romr saLeâ€" One biack Percheron y cleven years. old . Apply to Wm. J.\ Derby, Bentinck. rarM FOR SALE OR RENT thâ€" late\John Scott, in N Of Erban Oats ade 1, leaf rust reâ€" tant vunzu%nde 1 stem rust t«nt. _ Sampfes seen and orders k it the Coopei‘t:e Store, Durâ€" P Allan A Mchean, Priceville. Small Advts. mont Cone it King Putare Srateue. ns Wiechs sgtes cuarsk p A miscellaneous shower was held w . A. of St. Columba Church, are Use a wet cloth or soft, absorbent cotâ€" on Friday night at the home Of| polding an Irish Stew supper, (may Tin wip adhere w io and n auge io t Mr O‘Dell in honor of Mr and Mrs pe that‘s why the Scotch joined in), card cloth and all after the operation., Albert O‘Dell who were recentify followed by a program, on March 19. nto Price seaso Cleminson, Bay, Ont. sEED RATS FOR SALE SALE OR RENTâ€" with â€" hardw floors, hard oft _ water inside. _ Priceville. E. Watson, 50 cester St. Wite Preservers MARCH 14TH, 1910 March of Time Picture "CANADA AT WAR" T'HE Board of Censors, acting under the authority of The Theatres and Cinematographs Act, Chapter 319 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario 1937, has prohibited the exhibition of the film "Canada at War." In the opinion of the Board the picture is capable of being usedâ€"and is, in fact, presently being used in Canada â€"not for purposes of entertainment or education but for political propaganda. In proof of this, a copy of an c dverticement nublished in Vancouver, B.C., papers under the sponsorship In the Montreal Star of March 1, 1940, ment reading in part a$ follows: "Special sponsored by the Dominion Government p.m., Sunday 12 noon to 2 p.m." M c n mvagge . maw en Moreover, the film "Canada at Wat , NO 0W +0 °C 5. 2 miceuce with was released for exhibition in advance of No. 7 â€" which is a picture with an American appeal. The release date of "Canada at War" was said to have been advanced three weeks apparently to permit of the display of the film during the Dominion election campaign. n llne O .) L cstikisino the exhibition in Ontario durmg nc LAQARMECACOCOCL eW D C The action of the Board of Censors in prohibiting the exhibition in Ontario of the March of Time picture "Canada at War" follows the precedent adopted in the Ontario provincial election of 1937, during which time the Liberal Government of Ontario refused to permit the exhibition of films and pictures which gave vivid accounts and displays of C.1L.O. activities and scenes of violence in American industrial centres.‘ The showing of OCD¢ *" " _ __ the undoubted advantage of the Liberal and scenes of violence M MCM 0 °0 q prog advant the pictures would have been to the undoubted advantage of the Liberal Government which was opm C.LO. activities in Ontario. Yet the ul _ L E* mnneeneivETit the exhibition of the films and pictures. CAPITOL THEATRE MARCH OF TIME IAN MACKENZIE You have heard the politicians talk on Canada‘s War Effort Complete Picture of Canada‘s War Effort mc-d-Muoth"""""‘""""' cecomplishment is the work of one man The W.M.S. and w. H. will be held on Tuesday, at home of Mrs Sutherlan for W. H. Miss M. : Lunch com. â€" _ sandwich Brown, Mrs J. Nichol, Sr Mrs. Archie McLean, Mrs. J. A. Nichol. All members please bring donation for next meeting. That was decided last month. emoume cmemmmemeomueme PRICEVILLE The W.M.S. and W. H. : will be held on Tuesday, A at home of Mrs Sutherland for W. H. Miss M. M Mrs Allie Muir is spending _ a couple of weeks in Toronto. On Tuesday afternoon a meeting was held in the school here, and was well attended. Miss Agnes Macâ€" phail gave a splendid address and. was listened to intently. Mr F. R.| Oliver also addressed the meeting Mr W. E. Stoncouse and bride, formerly Miss Dolson, of Ravenna, atâ€" tended St. Andrew‘s Church on Sunâ€" day and are guests with Mr and Mrs Alex. Stoneouse and family. Miss Gwynneth McLean, Toronto, spent weekend at her parental home Mr Jim Sturrock purchased Mr. Gecrge Campbell‘s farm. Mr and Mrs A. L. Hincks and family visited Friday night at Mr Angus McLachlan‘s. Mr and Mrs Bradey Irwin had their Club dance Friday night at home of his brother Bert when a most enjoyable evening was spent. ©+mpathy is extended to Mrs Aldâ€" corn and family in the death of Mr. Aldcorn . Sorvice was held Tuesâ€" day at his late residence. Interment was made in Swinton Park cemetery. PRICEVILLE 1, 1940, there also appeared an advertise : "Special March of Time ‘Canada at War‘, vernment now showing daily 10 a.m. to 1 War", No (Fecsimile\ ce ns ht uh Soannm d W. H. Societies Puesday, March 19 utherland. Topic s M. MecArthur. sandwiches, Mrs ~. ap mt n i) sippe Relep een cake,â€" 8 in March of Time features, o. 7 â€"which is a picture with caada at War" was said to have married. (‘The evening was spent in music and dancing. The bride and groom _ were recipients of many beautiful and useful gifts. Misses Eleanor and Isabel Mather of Hampden and Hanover attended the shower for their siste,r Mrs O‘ Dell on Friday night. \__Mrs Farquhar McKinnon we are | pleased to hear, is improving nicely and able to be up and around every | day. |\ _ Many were the expressions of gladâ€" |ness to see us at church again yesâ€" terday, after an enforced absence \for several weeks by that arch enâ€" “cmy "sriatica", or something akin | to it. _ Thanks again to all. i Ther isn‘t many Irish in th‘s town | but what are, are geod. But the ‘the Scotch along with them, seam %nlwa,vs anxious to help celebrate | their patron saint‘s birthday. So the W. A. of St. Columba Church, are | holding an Irish Stew supper, (may We regret to record this week the passing of an old time honoured friend of many years, on Saturday afternoon, in the person of the late Mr Wm. Aldcorn, after an illness of esveral menths. Our sympathy goes out to his widow, who was faithful to the last in her ‘ministrations to the deecased, and to the two sons and two: daughters of Regina, who were bere to see him during the holidays. Bertie and her two young daughters are here now. Also to the five sons in Ont; Walter a guard north of Sudâ€" bury and Donald in Toronto, and Charlie, Neil, and Tommie at home, and to all other relatives. i’-;â€"c_‘.;unr o} Ontario. & ND VICIKI1Y THE DURHAM REVIEW | We are hoping for good roads and _ weather, so that a big majority may | be rolled up again, on the 26th for |one of the Dominicn‘s ablest memâ€" bers. We are proud of her. May she win ! _ Calem Ladies‘ Aid met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Sandy Neil McAnnell, 19th Concession, Proâ€" ton, for the March meeting, which took the form of a quilting bee and |apron sale, with 21 present. The ‘ theme of the meeting was "Easter", and the lesson was _ read . by Mrs. McAnnell and Mrs.~ Ray Rick ardson and Mrs. Fred Fell read deâ€" votional articles. _ Rev. A. R. Muir led in prayer. Arrangements were concluded for the St. Patrick‘s supâ€" per and Major Bowes‘ Amateur proâ€" â€"gr#mme. § St. Columba Y.P.S. met ‘Thursâ€" day evening at the home of Mr Wm. McKechnie, Highway 4. Hymns and songs were enjoyed followed by quesâ€" tions and other silent games and Chinese checkers. A fine lunch was gerved by Mrs. McKechnie to the 12 guests. (intended for last week) Mr Wm. Aldocrn‘s, dauhter Bertie arr‘ved on Saturday last from Reâ€" gina accompanied by her two littie daughters, on a vist to her father, who we regret to say, is stiil very poorly . Mr Colin A McLean returned from Toronto after a special trip there, much improved, and still feeling "clayâ€"vah." Mr H. B. McLean has had sevâ€" eral days‘ sawâ€"buzzing wood, it is estimated â€" considerably _ over _ 10v cords cut. Charlie Smail was the managerâ€"fine work. The meeting held here by Miss Macphail was well attended and good order prevailed. Mr F. R. Oliver was chairman and filled the position perfectly. 4 We ai'e glad to be out again after an enforced holiday. (intended for last week) Mrs Dan. McAuliife returned home Saturday after spending week with friends in Durham. Mrs Herb Allen spent a few days davs last week with her daughter, Mrs Cameron Baker. Mrâ€"and Mrs Clarence MeNally have moved to Galt where Mr MeNalâ€" Iy has secured a good position. Mr Pentland, School Inspector, Hanover visited S$. &« No. 5 Glenelg to«t Thursday. Mr and Mrs ‘W. J. McFadden of Orange Vallevy were guests at the home of Mr W. J. Cook last Thursâ€" day. * We are sorry to say that Mrs A. W. Robinson is under the Dr‘s. care at nresent. We hone she may soon he better again. She was taken to Markdale hospital on Monday. News has been received that Miss ‘Tena Henderson, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs. George Henderson of Towssend‘s Lake, had passed away Saturday evening in Markdale hospiâ€" tal. â€" Deceased had been sick for some months. We extend sympathy +a sorrowing friends. The ladies in this section are ver busy knitting for the soldiers, but 1Mrs Jessic McLean of the 4th con. bas made a record of knitting 25 pair } of socks since last fall. Walkerton Church Has Chimes Installed A decided acquisition to the comâ€" munity life of the Bruce Capital will be the pealing forth of favourite hymns over the ether here each Sabbath morning and evening, comâ€" mencing with Easter Sunday, from 25 silveryâ€"toned chimes which a prominâ€" ent family are installing in St. Paul‘s United Church, Walkerton as a memorial to their departed The â€" revamped Brotherhood, or newly organized Men‘s Association, of the Church, have undertaken the expense of installing an amplifier that will increase the volume of the chimes manv fold and this will conâ€" nect up with four loud speakers nlaced advantageously in the tower of the sacred edifice that will broadâ€" cast hymns and other favorite selcâ€" tions over a radivs of one mile or more, which should take in all the citizenry of this centre of culture. The chimes, which are beiDZ nome of Mrs Robert Wilson with manufactured in Chicago and will be yyps G,. A. Thompson presiding and installed by their Canadian agent 2t yeaging the scripture Jesson. ‘ Whodstock, will, alonge with the am _ wyjsg Eva Redford told the story: vlifier and loud speakers, entail @1 of the beginning of the Baptist work expenditure on their erection Of in Canada. Mrs C P. Kinnee and upwards of $1000.00. Connected with yfrs R. Wilson gave readings. Mrs the huee pipe organ of St. Paul‘s Thompson sang "Faith of Our Fathâ€" they will peal forth anthems and ers." ‘The message in keeping with other sacred selections just prior t0 the pioneer work was reviewed by ltbe morning and evening services Miss Redford. Mrs J. A. Browne each Sunday. â€"Heraldâ€"Times |offered the closing prayer. ZION er attorneyâ€"general of Ontario and oneâ€"time provincial treasurer, died at his home in Toronto, cn Friday night. For 20 years Mr. Lucas was conâ€" nected with the Ontario Hydroâ€" Electric Power Commission. He was general solicitor and counsel for the commission fcr seven years. HON. 1. B. LUCAS In young manhood he commenced the practice of law at Markdale, and at the age of 32, as the boy member, he was first elected to the Ontario Legislature as Conservative member for Grey Centre in 1898. _ Mr Lucas was reâ€"elected in 1902, 1905, 1908 and 1911. He was appointed to the Whitney Cabimnet as minister withâ€" out pcrtfolio in 1909 and _ became provincial treasurer in 1913. A year later he was appointed â€"attorneyâ€" general. Mr Lucas was born in Lambton County and was educated at Strathâ€" roy Collegiate and the _ University of Toronto. HMe was wellâ€"known as a barrister. The late Mr Lucas was twice marâ€" ricd. He first wife was a daughter of the late M. K. Richardson, exâ€"‘ M. P. of Fiesherton. One son surâ€" vives, 1. B. Lucas, Jr. Some years after her death, he was married to M‘as Trees of Toronto, who survives T. B. TESTING ‘The following letter re T. B. testâ€" ing was taken from "The Farmers‘ Mascazine", March issue. "At the present time Grey County is having its cattle tested for tuberâ€" culosis. _ It‘s been a long time comâ€" ing but I think most of us are glad now that the test is actually here. Perhaps we do get a sinking feelâ€" ing when the vet passes along our rows of cattle. _ But our courage is bolstered by the fact thnt our youngâ€" sters won‘t have bovine T.B. if we can help it. And I‘m told that more children in Ontario are crippled by drinking infested milk than by even that more dreaded dGisease, infantile paralysis. What is the loss of a cow if we keep our children well ? Put we aren‘t losing cows. The persentase of reactors is very, very smaill. Most farmers aren‘t losin= any and even these reactors aren‘t valueâ€" Ipes The government man is liheral ‘n the nrice he sets and in addit‘ion to what we get from. him, we have what these cattle bring on the marâ€" ket _ Tess than ane in ten reâ€"actors roa to the tank and even these bring in something for we are pa‘d. for the hide. And for the other nine, we get full market price and the government indemnity as well. I don‘t think we‘re losing mone,vi and now we‘ve got assurance that | the milk we use is safe to drink. 1I,| for one, â€" am sincercly glad that the . test has come to Grey County.". (signed) "Subscribor". l The Grey County Branch of the Department of Agriculture are most grateful for these comments from a subscriber, whoever that subscriber may be. The representatives of the Health of Animals Branch, Federal Department of Agriculture, deserve all the credit for the success of the DEPT. OF AG°UICULTURE ‘The latest figures released Febâ€" ruary 28th, show‘ that 2078 herds in which there were 32517 cattle had been tested. Of these, 1163 reâ€"actors were found in 411 herd, This works cut to 3.58% of the cattle and 19.7 of the herds affected. There are about 8500 herds in Grey County, so that about %, is now done. THE GREY COUNTY SEED FAIR Stencilled prize lists for the Grey County Seed Fair have been sent to all exhibitors of grain at the Fall Fairs whose names have been given to the Grey County Department of Acriculture. This prize list will be published in all Grey County papers at a later date. The Executive of the Fair are insisting that all seed be graded. It need not be registered. Department of Agriculture, Markdale, Ontario BAPTIST LADIES HOLD MISSION CIRCLE MEET The Baptist Ladies‘ Mission Circle March meeting was held in the AMONG THE CHURCHES DIED ON THURSDAY 18, ::r Orchard Corr: Mr Kirby and famâ€" e!_,lly have now moved into the store ur. uand everything looks bright. Mr ark Kirby has his cousin, Mr Dickson, w an old hand at store keeping, helpâ€" ___ ing him. IN DAYS OF YORE 2 YEARS h M â€" ho. FURA LAJILAR (from Review fyle, Mar. 18th lflS)' 4 Mr John W. McKechnie, Rocky Saugeen, has exchanged his nne! Sp“..' LOW Fll’tfi property for that of Mr Arch Thompâ€" Between all points in Canada and to son, Normanby, receiving, of course, certain destinations in United States considerable boot. We hope both | sertsmemmne will find the exchange to their llklfl(.' FARE AND ONEâ€"QUARTER ‘The House party at the home of for the round trip Mrs McCormick, upper town, on ; beuibiviidrrenets Tuesday evening was a brilliant 8UCâ€"| mropers good going any time Thursâ€" cess. It was under the auspices °f‘d.y, March 21, until 200 p.m. Monâ€" of the Ladies‘ Aid ot the Prelbyteri-idn,_ March 25. 1940. an Church and the object in vlewl Return Limit to leave destination was the collection of funds for th¢ noj jater than amidnight ‘Tuesday, Red Cross work. | March 26, 1940. ‘The home of Mr and Mrs John )lc-i css Nally was the scene of a festive 0¢â€"| casion on Tuesday evening, when| MINIMUM SPECIAL FARE, â€" 256. their eldest daughter Mary was unitâ€"| Take advantage of this long weekend ed in wedlock to Mr Hugh McArthur, for avisit home or away with friende formerly of Glenslg, but now a prosâ€"| aeiierite tm perous farmer in Bruce, Alberta. ‘lflor fares and information ask any delegate from No 140 A.0O.U.W., Priceville, to the Grand Lodge meetâ€" ing. Attacked by a maddened boar, Elâ€" ton McLelland, Kincardine Tp. farimâ€" er, was taken to the General Hosâ€" pital, Kincardine, with muscles in Lis thigh badly torn. Mr McLelland saw the boar attacking his son, Glen. The infuriated _ animal threw . the youngster to the ground, gashing the boy‘s leg. The father went to drive the animal off and ii turned on him. Before he could get out of the way, it dashed at him. _ Others joined in driving the animal away and father and son were taken to the hospital. Attacked by Boar. Priceville Corr: _ Arch. McDonald Quiy tynorance despises education. UOse evarything; abuse nothing. Reai generosity has no atrings to it Adversity is a (rue test Fear of death is more fearso~e thas death Live every day as though it were your Man cab be the most cruel animal o earthâ€" and the most kind The iver ui wuiliâ€"millionaires and eriminale are full of fear. Water Well Driller and Agent for | BAKER WINDMILLS, JUMBO GAS| . ENGINES, PUMP JACKS, HYORAULIC RAMs A good line of several makes of | Hand and Pcower Pumps, parts, and E. J. PRATT ‘Telephone 98â€"12. R.R.4, caiieer ce e e c KR pcei W enc l 90 ~ . 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