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TrIURSDATo APRIL '28Tif, 1938
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Lyceum Theatre
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MYRNA 'LOY ',•
PRANCHOT . TONE
WALTER 'PIDGEON,'
ROSALIND RUSSELL
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A sinart modern drama, With
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JANE WITHERS '
WALTFR BRENN7AN
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Jane Withers scores again in a
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"CHARLEY lacCARTHY &
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"COLORED CARTOON"• '
•"A DAXAT SANTA .ANITA"
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and Nft...4;,41,[041.4.iWtss-OPPI,
0. in the. Orange Hall, Was e11 at.§undaY, with, 'Mr. and, Mrs. ^..,Jake
ended4', The Meeting Onened Wigt, -Hunter.„,
singing the 'Opening Ode,. followed • Mr. .and Mrs Jas. Jas.' Sherwood and
by repeating the. Lord's PraYer in ehildren of Crewe 'visited With.. Los
unison.. The minutes of last meeting Ritchie's- On Sunday- .
Were read and;radented• The tieJtsin*,-,, Earl' Gibson and son froM•
er's.,report. Was 'given. The °roll 'ea" Sask�bot arrived at the home ,„.0.1
Was answered "How I -7a° °°led Mrs. Gibsen on Saturday, •
on April 1st". The program included
a fiolo- by :00Qrgc NicKinPon,s7' • Mrand Mrs. Chester Hinton and
- s ,daughters of Oakville, visited. WI h
Women can de fel. the .TernPeTanSe 4,1 "this vicinity giver, thweeke
solo by Mrs. Po wl ; a' demon- — •
Cause was given •by Mrs. Young; a
stration en bandageing iy Miss, Jes lfr.C E MeDunagh anent, a day
iie ,McKenzie, a talk on the dried, last, week, with friends in Teri:Mtg..,
out area.fri, Westerivs:Canade, by M. Quite `Miniber: of friends and
itaweeli .e/ifrehte eyeate neighbors attended' the, reception held
McLeedl, a.reeitatiorf bY ' Miss :Ruth in tt?TtPr.'Qi Mr..and Mrs..Kelsb Me,
Donalda IVIcCaIluM ,and instrii.1 lest- ,e,angratulatiens.• .•
McKinnon; a piano.. solo by ' Miss NaY• extend to them- • our 'heart-
ufl Menial, by xi.- 1-.5 NI K. Miss Lorena Hogan • returned t
.mgars:ks.it.:verMiddleton givenl eto./11,); The Thompsonh6s.eios
iiigre.„ latter part
'Monday, Navin spent the:
"Ort ,Of the .efeeek With her
,God :Save the ,Icing was, sung; whieli :sister, Irene •in Detreit. '
riey Spent, Sthiday afternoon With R.
frehnients were served and:. a veri:
ToleileTnit7tliTieWTS-11-ient,The 1V1W13`ite*s
broughtthe meeting to a Mr', and Mrs.. A• oil of. Luck-
ineetitig is to be at the home,of Mrs. Mr and Mrs. AL, .00gan
visated
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N.:BleCallum, The roll call is* to ha with friends ifiGoclqrich, Sunday.
an exchange of slips, seeds 'or' bulbs.
_•• . "Now.. thenV' roared the Sergeant-
. CR'EWE major, as `
The dismiited the inen;"-.`you
„will particle again at two o'cloek,pre.
cisely. And when I say two o'clock
Mrs .11:441- WeilFy and ;MrS, .-w. -preciselkr-f:don't -inekrk-.fiye-past;;-1."-
Drennen are delegate t att • d th mean five to. .„ •: 7
W. M.3.Presbyterial' to be held - •
Exeter. on Tuesday.'
Mr. and M.S. 'Jiin 'Sherwood, tShir-
ley , and. Norman. visited •Belfast
friends' qn iSiihday. • %.
The Y. P. U. met aethe church On
ited !Mr: and Mrs..,„IGOO• 'Emmons,
• Sarnia on Wednesday.
'Mr. Colin Crozier •left.' Sunday to
resume 'his's:1110es as•teacher at Park-
hill,',after spending a pleasant boil -
,Monday evening with Ila 'Maige in day at hie 'home here. .•
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Mr. Alan Durnin , has. engaged to
ellirge: After singing a: hymn, :Ben-
-soh sikackietetiled vrayer fem,Ared- Work for .Mr.. Bat, •Howard..
'by the scripture reading by Beatr ce
• Treleaven: The.:tepie was ably taken
• • Mr.. Aubrey Higgins and MiSs:Mar-
lyn Campbell came up frOm Detroit
qreaje,.•
The, raothig for the. weekend., They4viere°, ac -
"IS"' good
4h . . eonananied back bY Mrs: Hig his •and.
bird; air ?”' • , • , • . . •an s „ .z 1,r6YrAvItaii-efientiteL743:
Colonel: 'It may have been—mor
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ally, but, physically it's tough." Mr. and. Mrs. Lorne Em • with her mothe. Mrs Me
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licentrate on
. Opponents -of Government Control concentrate, their
attacks on our industry. This alone, to any think
man, Li enoughto throw doubts on their wisdom.
• If ,the 'cause of true temPeranee is their object,
rather than •a tactical advantage, they surely should
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not devote so large a part. of their time , to attacking
the mildest of alcoholic beverages,, and one which, is
not habit-forming,.
But because a democratic law makes our Product
availble by the glass to working men, Under Govern- ,•
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ment Control, the opponents of the present system seek •
• to drive clrinldna underground where they do not see
The -truth- isTthat—the—indiviclual- likely—to
commit abuses in public, and the abuses are more easily
cOrrectable..
In fact,, licensed hotels are • very seldom , the scene' of
ekoess. Because an intoxicated man is seen near a
hotel—it does' not follow that he acquired the means
• of intoxication in a hotel, But it doesprovide the
Unthinking people with a useful text . if they do '
not bother to prove their conclusions. ' •
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We .find, no definite evidence ,to ,support the thebrY
that satisfying the taste. for beer develops a craving
for'whiskY. On the contrary, we believe that if beers.
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: . . . are more easily obtainable. than distilled liquors
and' are Sold in different conditions, there is reasonable
ground to expecethat 'the taste o those Whowish t� :
drinkwill be divertedto the lighter and 1es hannf'ul :
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"ToWard Liquor contro(" •
• . compiled Iii-Boe'kefeBeiton'in3,ittie
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• This cidtierttsemni, is znserteci by the'
Eretvere in the interest of z be4ter pubik
, , , • • nnderetanaltig of ceriauilaspeeis of th
.,problents b temperaneearld loch option. -
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Margaret Of Walton. ,Were Visitor
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Ethel, johastOn, arid, 'Doro-
'thy Aitken of were guests.
ef • Mieeee .Beatrice sand ISOldr04 Mes'r
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Wired. by .A.; G. Webb and' Stanley
.Todd' in 'the :ConniinnitY- Itair On,
Thursday.„ we* , • •
Kipaas. Mary V., at' SP,17
,lteld of sqoderiCh; W,: recent viAitiors
with Mr4...Miller and Mrs. Gerdon,,,
IVresSrp.. Robert and .Horacel.,41e-,
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Guire *ad: MISO li*n,Tpdor of Lon,
den Were visitera: recently :With Mr.
nd 143.13 'E.P•4;
:oardon;.:gro. WeedS;
Missee'N; E.. Rtitherford. and Isobel
Miller ••atterided: the' annual
Presbyterial at Exeter an Tuesday
while .1tey,;•'ji. 'AL -Wright attended :the
meeting of Huron. Presbytery there
.T.h,e. Public Library recently.
• added. some 40 'fiew books to its 81101*
veS..„ Anions.' these are many popular
ones : authora • of -note including,
garnegie„ _MentsgninerY, ..?.Onnentrnin.-
Wallace ' and Merton. If you; are not
already:a *ember, .why net become
rieTaird-en-joy -the advantages -of -the
library' with; its well filled shelves, .
The annual meeting of 'the•
Im.enw!sooIndos,t.itautte.2.wsoil,iibhearh:lditoonll'retillr:
day, .May.,5, at;the home of. Mrs. R.
'The number of:meetings I ..attended
during •the' !year, and "'the paying of
Subjeet' "Health •Talle... It is
expected .that Dr, Jelinsterr will he'
the gnest, speaker: .flostesiei--44rs.
Balli,;( Mrs. Lorne Woods, 'Miss
• Mary. There will b theelec.•
*hi of clinCer*,.'for 'the..toming
he: rear.ineetingthe ..Y.
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Chas. outilr4iing Miss -
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the president, Isobel Miller, in the
chair. Arthur Ramage read the .scrip:.
ture lesson' and Norma Weatherhead
had ,the Bible• chararter on, "Jude".
Mrs. Lorne Woods took the, topic from
;the •Study hook aApnew. Church Paces •
• Members elf , the " y. P. 'Were
guests of the Whitechurch Society on ••
Monday evening-. 'The program was
in charge 'of our Society, after which
games and a .social' hour were. en-
KiriloSSS Municipal C.Ouncil met in
the Hall on' Monday, „April lith 1938
as per SilioUrnment: .• •
mernbers presentrbiit the Reeve'
who :was :in attendance 'at the final
inspection of the 'Little MacKen4e,
Drain during, the fore-noOn.
Moved by .1r:win. arid. McKenzie that,
Councillor McIntesh take the •chair
till the Reeve 'arrives after noon -lour..
Moved 'bY McKenzie and Grahain
Routto, _Rip. Ithili, TBA,Ift,L, :BARG-Alms '.
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From L 11 CK NI', 0 W . ..1...mAY .7,ti!!
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W1ND$CR, Ont. and DETROIT:,' Wilt,. $4.4$ .
, - Equally low fares "frtim all adjacent C;" N,' R. stations
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„Ask for handbill and complete informatien from .xigeay3. ' TI-1,?Q-‘-,,
'CANADIAN NATION L.
hat the :minutes. thetlast Meeting • t •
as read be approved and signed.
Moved MCICerizie„ an 'Grahani
that Eminerson Irwin be Paid the earn
of
Moved Gon Salaryre11a mas Assessor,
that 'the- Clerk answer the.Corninun-
• ication, frOM the. pept.,,of Welfare of
the 'city. of Toronto—re-,relief. •to
Smith family. ,
•oved by. Irwin and. Mckenzie that
the Clerk *ritethe .Supt.'of the" Child-'
Mdved by, AleiCentie" "and pAllani.i.
that the tender of !Sperling; Yeo
aecentecl; for the CruShing and truck-
ing of Gravel for. 1938. Crushing at
23c • per yard, and trucking at 81/20
per, yard' mile, and. the Clerk prepare
a Contract on•these terms. -
m9Y-61-1-13Y-Wilt0ali.---e-nil--41tekehiles-e'
that the Engineer on. the Little—Me
Kenzie Drain be paid his -fees for fin-
al' Inspection and Richard Elliott .be
also paid .Commissioner's .fees..
Moved by 'Graham and Irwin that
_Wesley McPherson be 'paid $26.00 for
extra work, donc on Little, -McKenzie
Dram.
that the Little -McKenzie. Drainage
BLaW. be ammended by inserting.
• 4%. instead of 5% as the Rate of In
terest on the Debentures -issued on
this Drain' and that the NearlY.
nientSAie adjusted .acebrdingly.
• Moved by Irwin arid McKenzie that,
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•we do now adjourn to meet again on,
Monday ,the' 23rd. day of May, at. 10
o!cloeic' for General •Business knd at
2 P. M. for court of 'Revision of'thal
Assessments Roll ef'1938,;
CHEqUES issupp - •
wegt:AvawarioA Idg.• CO. Ins.. on' Hall
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Henderson, & Fisher, lathat hall .$1.50.
D. 3. MCCharles Relief Supplies $10.06
Einmerson 'Irw' Part, Salary: $40 00
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tie,„ igUclaSoTEchRu—r:h0, SjorEiR
Albert
Was the scene of a charming Easter
wedding on'lVlorelay morning at elv-
enuni;:tiele : in itWahre;4gR:Y.ms Per.
H. 1iekara
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Foster; daughter Mr.' andMrs.
Fester; Port Albert'and :Win. 'Chas. -
Demister of 'OOderioh. Easter lilies'
were used. effeetively to decorate the
'church: The bride,' given, in ina.niage
by her father was charmingly attired.
in a gown of:,,pale'blap taffeta with
navy accessories • and eerie& pink.
sweetheart roses. Miss 1VIargaret King
s man was Mr. Kenneth McCauley of
Goderich. The wedding breakfast Was"
served at the home of the hnde's par-
• pats,. the bride's mother wearing a
dark green crepe • suit. The :bride-
gropirei mother ,chose a navy crepe
ertseihble. A sister ofthe -bride acted
as an assistant. Mr. and. Mrs. Bann,
,ister wilLtalleimp_their_resideribe.,
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WEDDING BELLS:.
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• While Mr. Gorge .Winterbottona
played softlY Pe the orgathe•
riage, Was solemnized in Adelaide.'
aireet. 'd3aptieti.Church, • Loudon, at ,
4 -O'clock Saturday aftelitoon 'Of ..Miss ".
'Ellen., Edith .' Barrett, '•daughte*':' of •
Mr, and Mrs. A, Barrett of London' •
knd: formerly of Lucknow, and Mr. ,
Laurence George Clements sonof.
Mrs. E. L. Clements and the late W. • .'
Rev.' S. -
A. Westeott performed the ceremony ,
And the, bride was given .in marriage :
,by her uncle, 'Mr. A. Armstrong..The',..„ •
bridal gown of whitegeorgette, was
.fashioned on Princess lines .but -
tens fastening .the: -bodice in front.--
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from :the low Y-necktO the,vvaist and"
-closing's the, neckline` at the:back; The •
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skirt. fell in 'gracefill lines to the fleor.
A• white 'crepe • .hat, an 4701e -face •
niOdelt draped with shoulder veil, was
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worn : and the bride earried,red roses. •
Miss Joyce .sClemerits, sister, of the.. '
bridegroom, was the -.lovely maid of . .
honor dressed in Alice -blue georgette.:
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zie Draih, $45.00.
R. Elliott .Commissioner Little—Mc
Kenzie Drain $15.00. • . •
Wesley,• MePhersob Extras. Little-:--M,e
Keni • ' . .
High,way Cheques ••
SamFra a, kNJebs hb ist't opna y,P Pay Lt i2s rsso!01.09.9b,',„ fr-sre.1kIliterthg4t:t:;haiswngoTtel:i° floor,tshlmnlae new poke pheksee'r7bholintnhe_
J.' S, Craig Pay :List, 2a—s14.80'. short'• ppffed sleeves and bouffant' .
of
'Orville Tiffin Pay List 26 .$21.2e,nets'trimmed with daintk, pink flow- • .
lex McLeod. Pay List•27 ers. She 'carried, a- quaint nosegay of
RMR:lb:sdsertll Donaldson
FruGelawnits Pn4ptaiyis:tr.,,.2i8s9t, ,$ 353 .64000
128 ilinterik •lotestisnri aeB, ndadr, trh, rgb.erWt,dme'ils
trhtoSei
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Road N.6. .PaY List.31:$5'.00 ," • ''iste was q5eing signed': Ilra. C. • -7 ••
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• joyed, -
Mrs. McKenzieWebb, local leader,
.and Annie :Wateon„, her assistant of
thes Handicraft,: Club, attended
the sessfori-ot the, Leadership -Train-
ing Sehool, under aid direction of
Miss Flora Durnin, in . Winghain on
Wednesday. '
plan' to attend' the .soeial evening
under the, ausPices of, the ..Gsirls?
Handicraft -I -Mb. •in the. Community',
'Hall next Tuesday A•gend.prograrn •,,.,
provided by members of the Jolly
Times Literary :Society: of ''Currie's
School.' LadiesI•please bring lunch.
KINLOUGH,
•• Mias,; Betty 'and Dorothy McEver
spent the, holidays with their grand-
parents, .Mr. and Mrs. J. B.' Hodgkin -
Mr. and. Mrs. ABreckles were in
Teronto last 1 week .attending. the
funeral of the latter's. father. We' ex-.
tend sympathy to Mrs, 'freckles in
her bereaveinent. ' • '
• Miss Ena Pinnell spent.- last week
with gig: Harvey Hodgins
Miss Kathleen Graham is assisting
at, the horne.),of Mr; and A"rs.:„ Gordon
Kirkland,' Zion
Cannon P. N. rindMrs. Harding
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of Windsor spent a,, day last „week
v.rith: Mrs, ,..F".:A.'.'"flactrN-Vell. 7 •
Miss May Boyle visited last Friday.
with' her cousin, Mrs. Dr. Pridham,
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Mrs E. 3. Haldenby is „spen'diriga
few days at 'Win.' Wall'S.„,
Miss Jean 0,1shouraie visited last.
week With .her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan' McFarlan. :
Miss, • Helen Malcolm of, Toronto;
was a: recent visitor at Mr. Thos.
MaleOlm's., ,
, Mr. ,and Mrs. ,Leonard Stariley Via-
itedlast Week. with Mr. and Mrs. 'E:
Stanley.
• # Miss Jean Anderson ',spent a ',day
last week ,:with London 'friends. ,
14tr, and . Mrs. Bert 'McLean and
Balfour, Mrs. M. McLean and Mrs.
H., sGralin were, Sunday 'visitors
With Hedley, Kincardine
itelatiVed, from here attended. • the-
Whartan—Zettler. wedding on. Satui,
Bert lsWeLean. motored to Tor
ontO last TtieSdity.
.11/isS Alice Pinnell is vieiting• , at
the home of Mr. sad Mrs. it sPetto-
Pie9e; near Whitedlinrch.
• Sandy "Say,„MEM ,Whon iS Minie
MeTavish gold, to,let You
• her?” 72-7.7
"It' S verra uncertain, mon.
SOnie fOO1 wife her a ,big hex of let-
• ter ,pettet 'with ,liet name Printed on
it. She W•on't get Married till it's used.
the Write versa few letter:Ss
saCtotint .of kho poatage.o,
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'range of loweit priced trucks in theindustry!
Built•on 'special truck assembly lines in the
• great General Motors plant at Oshawa, these
1938CherzolOttnoldC.18111,V11`..:
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of handling 95% of all jobs in the Canadian
transportation field. .
save money, first; by, low price;
With Chevrolet tracks on the job; you
second, because Chevrolet is a miser on gas
and &l, and third, thrOugb dura-
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Plea too, you take advantage of nation-wide •
parts and service facihties
But see your nearest 'Chevrolet dealer
Have ' 'a. demonstration. Le. arri :how easily
purchase can be arranged thiOngli. the Con-
•venient monthly paYnients of the peneral
M9torgdnistalnient 'Plan.. , , , ' •
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