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Established 1885 â€" . e Member of Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association, R. L. TAYLOR Editor and Publisher Imsued every Thursday from Office of publication Wuntheywup-o“dowbm enlisted as town builders? en they proâ€" duce good results in their schools they tell memmntmdrwm:ogdu- cational facilities, hence is a desirable resâ€" idence gneofor families having children. When they help keep their home town in orâ€" der by habits of neatness, they convince the public that it is a town of refined people. When they help their parents beautify their home places, they add charm to their streets. 'n\eyonncpuxkhnnmthnntheyml- ize to do with the home town‘s future. \ If you look around your home about now, )3\1 are lg‘::{lhim an old friend \vti: fl"&" ou y in summers past. e bin{who built his airy home in your shade tree, and who for months called you to the day‘s work by his soulful melody, and told you when to go to rest by his vesper song of joy. Life takes on new cheer when you hear those heavenly anthems daily. _ who help build the town. Allthore?chelp make it grow better and bigger, if they are willing to do so. * i k It is hard to feel that the world is full of m:fi' and sorrow, when those cheerful notes us that it is meant for happiness. If men and women would live in peace and harmony as do the birds, offering their songs of rnbe to the Creator, they woui always feel like singing rather than whinin ;. the property owners, are not the only ones The Grimsby Independent vo BC TEREAUCET* "The mountains to be crossed don‘t seem .ohlch.thoflmwhe!ordodnodup. The human spirit fiels more \n:t,':nt. Dt:: that many new undertakings are mpted. ‘Alfred Tennyson said that in ‘the spring the young man‘s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love. The popularllty gf J\:nefl:s V2000000 C 2l daa th @ noupiite w1 Rover 2000 NOC C dan: & :o;‘mzl?mt};mybo%rflyduetothe eeling of spring. e young people who fell in love in the winter may see their courage grow as the spring months blossom oot..othlttheydddetomttheirhmon the tossing sea of matrimony, Thohudwmdlofeelsmorehope in the spring. In a period when things are grow" ing, it looks to him as if trade should expand. The world seems on the up grade, and he feels that now is the time to attach himulf‘ to this movement and share its benefits. | The season of hope is to be welcomed with a grand cheer. Fear makes no conâ€" auests and climbs no heights. Hope is someâ€" times too sanguine, but when tempered by times 199 S205"" "â€"â€"once, it is the force that ,I-I 'am--vâ€" v--a-v 20 ECCCE Subscription â€" $2.00 ad Canadh "“"""'_‘L'_@m pabre in V Emm Esn Un se a l The season of hope is to be weleomec‘ with a grand cheer. Fear makes no conâ€" auests and climbs no heights. Hope is someâ€" times too sanguine, but when tempered by judgment and experience, it is the force that carries us over all deserts, through all storms, and finally brings us to the quiet peace of lehieve:mnt.| the steering wheel. Canadian champion BluenO®® 2. . the challenge of Captain UfD ce Gloucester schooner, h o amammAW‘“ M TWe 3. al wraba ENshermeD‘$ hy The town fathers, the business men, and SONGFUL FRIENDS RETURN ‘The maD THE SEASON OF HOPE I mu::."' hi ..::':d m“um, in a burry ‘t seem to w come that people feel more COUYAFC | to getting prlngofthcyurthanutotherfln\el?" “‘“.“."“3" * w the time when birds are returning An the idea is further developed of compensatâ€" eir cheerful songs, when the trees are umudfimmmmmw ;ummmm‘u‘r‘?«m u-oobu-o:-!m:t o conveys the thought that life is going| _ | use Staingd Hor neanteg smele YOUNG TOWN BUILDERS behind the gun used to dominate the we are more afraid of the man Editorials Walters In BLUENOSE ACCEPTS CHALLENGE LEFT, akipper , above, has A Pine, RIGHT, L. Thebaud, to That in Ontario during 1987 approxiâ€" mately SW were killed bystreet and highway accidents caused by mobr vehicles? These accidents have injured between 12,000 and 13,000 men, wonen and children ? Ontario‘s economic los occasioned thereâ€" l&zoruehu the astoundingtotal of $40,000,â€" A Dear Price to Pay for One Year‘s Motor Traffie. Embrace safety, don‘t flit with danger. Drive carefully and sensibly. _ _ _ _ Better be late for dinner in this world than early for breakfast in the rext. mmmdmudum is the doubt that Ma feels when Father is going to get in at night. a 5 6 s What does Hitler meditate next in his restless mind? He is already looking over inâ€" to Czechoâ€"Slovakia, a very progressive counâ€" try. 'mmmmanycormmalpth&tlmk land, which might give the German dictator an excuse. If Czechoâ€"Slovakia goes, how about Hungary, Poland, and perhaps others? The startling events through which the German dictatorship has seized control of little Austria stirs Burope to its pundations. It may bring the "next war" a great deal nearer. No wonder the world is anxiously watching this spectacular German. There will be 4 limits to which he will be permitted to g£0. If heemnuthstlimit.mthluwmflo'll& Such a powerful personality does not f hu:inle people{ '1“':“'!‘&;‘:'“”’" o muonliemeeddunderhhfm- It is like building a too high structure on too with the annexation of Austria, thesituation would not be so threatening. Austriais Gerâ€" man as well as Germany. Ties of blood and history bind the two countries together. They fought as closest allies during the World war. It was almost inevitable that they should unite. limited a foundation. arms stuck out the car window. May be SAFOF 1MM! poriug h o h c n ‘ The motorists who feel the roadd belong to them When a concern advertises somewhat generousâ€" ly, it shows it expects and is looking for growlh. ThpblcuhuwdowmlM’fl A-mmm.mmmufm unummwumuâ€"um would be taking expensive courses to acquire this as a private race track, are somelimes MUCNIZ dated with a nice private cell in some gcood jail. mmwfiom‘t!unrmmdm home town when it comes to spending his money, sometimes finds his home town not enthusiastic about favoring him. ® ® ® ® wmwh""‘ that are never Mh)llyndm And many #art public movements in their home towns and quitwhen the “fldm:nmuwmm ® ® * WdMWWm ates progress. The children of Israel moed into the udmmmmuw.m of milk and honey. Columbus discovendg America because someone told him it was a continnt of richâ€" "â€" ""an the nublic discovers the homentore, when es. So the public discovers tht "MP"" store, W wwmmzmmmmmm will be the last of its kind, as quickly displacing sails in the A ‘The Thebaud defeated the B) Captain Waiters regained the C following year. If the German power was willing to stop GERMANY AND THE WORLD Editorial Notes DO YOU KNOW? 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Men were fearâ€" u-mwupouqmmmmmm Determinaâ€" uuwtautmmmwuamummm nwmmmuuummmmam mma.m:ewtamumwwmmnwwnm mw-mmaumwmywmmmaw w.mwwfiumnmdmm Strength of will, Mdmmmumuammmmu dmmmmmmlewmmMMM we are now privileged to cecupy. _ £ Hway Hack TUlben Mydmmmbmmmmm” MUWMMWMMMMMMM mmmammmmvmamm When they cmooam!mhlln.umydu.hmmundvmq-dm mnty.wmnmtmfldmmwwmmm ships that fell to their lot. ‘They constituted a class of citizens that might well be emulated by a certain pampered, weakâ€"kneed pleasureâ€" seeking, wwwwwgm-mammmdmm today. They built slowly, but well, the institutions on which are founded the welfare of this noble, wonderful County of Lincoln. GRAND DAD‘S WINTER ‘This winter, grandâ€"dad sez, ain‘t like the winters used t‘ be, Whmmuponmmdmldmmupwmm:‘ MWW'MMMMHMUMn'm Yoheouldn'tmmflhn‘fldclm'loumm Ho-th-y'ddrinmonrthulu' "long the fields make roads Wlthmmudmptymmunyda'tmuhm Except, mqybo..j-‘-nwood.leoupb'nlmhum. hrwnmmlmomwmmupwudrm He sez the Iu'u'dmmdlmutoluuddxlmmlek. myoumummummmmmmmn: Mmlh'u'dulndry:muuhmmu’dnntnuh An‘ drive ‘em eight or nine miles off, to drink ‘em at the lake; An‘ whan they‘d git ‘em home ag‘in where they should all remain, An‘¥hen® to turn right ‘round an‘ drive ‘em to the lake again. mMcuemen'dgommmlht'cutuxtvmw-vood. They wore redbe so deep the stumps next spring ‘bout ten feet stood aboutytopped high boots (their pants tucked in all ‘round Booulnundwlul 4 ‘There wa‘n‘t no autdiot tailer jest t‘ keep the water out. CC C NC GENCC AGD smaw wanld hook the ol‘ gray mare But times are cllll"\"' By FRANK FAIRBORN Jr. INDEPENDENC frosts were keen, an‘ folks were happy will never come again. By R.J. 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