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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1918
Page
1
A government message from the minister of overseas military forces of Canada states that no leaves or furloughs will be granted to officers or personnel serving overseas. Exceptions are limited to medical reasons due to the serious front-line situation and the need to keep troops at posts until the crisis subsides.
Nine years ago today plans for the incorporation of Outlook village were discussed. J B Rice would supply gravel for town needs while new residences for several residents were noted. A charitable pledge of 1000 dollars to a local project was discussed. Outlook hosted a large horse race between Darkie and Dave Cockerill's grey horse drawing a crowded street scene.
A government decision cancels exemptions for men aged 20 21 and 22 under the Military Service Act. About 30000 physically fit men are expected to be called for overseas combatant service. Draft procedures will be announced tomorrow with registrars to report by a set date. notices will publicize the action.
The office of Dr. W. W. Amos reports a delay in issuing motor licenses and plates due to illness across the staff. Authorities in Saskatoon Weyburn Prince Albert Yorkton Swift Current and other centers advise drivers to hold applications and fees until proof of submission is shown. The notice requests a windshield receipt or last year’s plate as proof to avoid prosecutions during the delay.
Berlin is said to be hatching a plan to press Holland into joining the war. The Daily Telegraph's Rotterdam correspondent notes Holland faces severe perils in the near term, with the situation evolving as authorities assess credibility and possible actions.
A Sunday afternoon gathering at St Mark's Church aims to form a new community group to coordinate outreach and local service projects. Organizers invite nearby residents to join and participate in planned activities.
Mr Jenkelson of the Saskatche wan University is engaged as teacher and will start duties on the 29th of this month. Rev Mr Rawlinson has led services for three Sundays and plans to stay through the month. Frost on Friday spurred thoughts about seeding timing and wet weather halted tennis court work briefly. Hugh Gibson of Ardath visited town Tuesday.
Canadian workers over sixteen must register by June 1 reporting address country of birth and marital status. Employers must question staff about military service requests and report any who fail to respond to the call.
Authorities order all yards in the town cleared of garbage by May 6. Failure to comply will lead to consequences including enforcement actions and potential penalties.
Vicar Rees T. W. Cunliffe notes Fourth after Easter services with Sunday School at noon and Evensong. W. G. Cates resigns as editor of the Jawly News after fifteen years. J. J. Kerr to assume editorial duties while serving as Saskatoon Canadian Press Association president.
Dr H O Redden listed as physician with office on Railway Avenue and Outlook. Office phone 28 provided. residence listed as Plone 13.
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