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KINSMPN.
KINCARDINE A.rena
Fri., Aug.
FirSt • Game 9 P.m.
• Roors open 8
41485.00
• inebohig ,
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$1,000 Jaakpot,c...
ADMISSION 0:60
includes 16 gimes
. Extra Cards, Extra
Games -25c
Proceeds for •Service Work
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Miss Joanne Crbzier. is,spending
•a -few' holidays in 'London, •
1VlisseS.•Huth and Sylvia' Curran:
• 'spent a few days • in Lucknow
. with Mr. arid Mrs. Tom'Anderson
and 'Andy. Misses:Mary-and Dor-
othy May 'Curren spent a few
days with Misa Joanne Hunter hi
Liieknow ,and. ,'Master. • Murray.
' Hunter spent' a few days with.
s• his '.cousins, Grant , and Donald
• Curran: • • ..
the- week-encl.-in Lucknow cwith.
her sister, 'Mrs.; Harvey Ross and
Janette. •
.4 • Mr; and: Mrs. j.: Curran'• and
family apct. MrS. Amelia Trelea-
ven c.alled On Mr; and'. Ed
Johnston at Bluevale on Sunday.
••1111r. --arid. iVirs. .Wm. Duffy '(nee
• Anna Mae Culbert), • whO were
• married July, 2lst in Hamilton,
.' spent part of, this week With her
parents;,Mr.- and. Mrs. Tom Cul-
and Mrs. Chester Finnigan
• and Mrs., R. Finnigan visited the.
Palace Gardens at •Formosa and
then went to Belgrave, and
visit-
ed 1%/fir. 'and- Mrs. Lawrence Van-
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• Mrs S J Kilpatrick is spend-
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ing a few -days With her daugh-
ter, • Mr.,. and, Mrs. Cecil Blake
and family at Dungannon.
Miss 'Carol Shackleton is spend,
• ing her holidays With 'her grand-.
• 'mother, Mrs. Matt Shackleton ,at
D'Ungannon., • •
BEEKEEPERS MET HERE
AT MicSWEEN APIARY
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• About 70 members of the -Grey=
Bruce Beekeepers :Association,
met at Innes M.acSWeen's hoey
plant on Havelock',St. on July
18th for their regular .summer,
• Meeting. • • • •
Mr. MacS,Weeti extended a 'Wel'
• corne to the ,gatheying and. also
gave-atregprt-as--the-s-
.delegate to the 91,11 Beekeep
AssociatiOri. ,
• Speakers -at .Grey43ruce.
gathering, inclutW T. H..8hield,
• general •manager of the. Ontario
1.10ney Producers Co-operative.
Mr. P. yi. Burke, of: the*.O..K.C..
assistant to the Provincial Apiar-
ist; 11/fr: Thiesaen, newly appoint,
ed Ontario. honey, inspector; and
Gear,, Bruce cot)n.iy.
Agri-
Uitural representatiVe, • w h
spoke on the association between
arming and :beekeePing:
Qfficers re-elected were: pres
ident; -Murray • Reekie,' Thorp-
• burr, 6,13.A. delegate; billies Mac-,
Sween, LiicknoW; secretary4reas-
tirer, Henry J. Down, Kincarditie.
A picnic supper was served the.
,gathering at the honey ,Plant at°
the Close of `the Meeting.
skinn
y men, women
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gain 5 10 15 lbs.
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*Letters To The 'Editor
Vancouver, B. C., •
" • July 27th, 1951.
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Dear Editor, ' • .
A few days, ago 1 nQticecl an
advt. in 'The' Sun to the effect
that 'the Bruce. Old Boys, would
have, a get-together, at Stanley
Park on Wednesday, July 25th
in the evening.• •
Being many years since IL had.
had a iodic at, what . was left of
the ,old gang, I, called T. F., my
brother, and' we .agreed that we
Would take in the festival; :for
there was •one thing about the
people Of _Bruce• that ;they were
especially 'noted for and that w
there was alwaYS some good eat-
ing and Plellt.Y,:nt it as a Must
Wheri they any Celebrating,
So .at the time appointed we
drove out• to the Park, a place
that I. had 'pretty well neglected
since I came back .to .Vancouver.
That place is a fine -setting for
any 'occasion but this year has
been -quite a hard one on its ap-
pearance, baying the very' un-
• usual ' experienCe of about 57
rainless days one: after another
so any. of these people that are
interested .in consulting the . rings
in the trees' will later on wonder
why'. thering being made. this
year .waS so 'abnormally light: I
think we •have :reached an all -
tithe record for consecutive
ram-
'iess days,,and of course the dry
as dust coridition .had to be coin -
merited on, and .gave a• good send-
off to a. getting -acquainted -again
meeting. • . ,
• ,The customary .Variety of Mac's
Were in ,attendanCe. Quite an am
bitious card of . get-togethers for
the AeaSon, the Urge • to dance
seems to be still strong among
'them; nut I imagine: it is a sort
of ilostalgia, for, for the.. Most:
part those there would' not be
any more graceful • the, dance
floor than 'myself, and I would
hate to think of . that. • •
.Everybody seemed to be put-
ting theirbest foot •forward. -I
imagine in the back Of their head
it Might .be lest the Grini.Reaper
was',' about looking for the next
victims they wanted 'to. get
asfar down the line as. Possible.
Dan Alton is the president and
seeins to be very' ainbitious to
Make ,as good a showing as
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• ;The ambition, 'to compete in
feats ofstrength has 'gone, no
candidates for tossing the ,caber
or thrOWing - the harnmer, • not
-even a': suggestion for ,a tug of
war •so far as'. I heard. So any-
one. will' know from that that it
is .IchabOd,,.the Glory has de-•
parted with the most 01 them.
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After. the supper the Rev. MO,
ville rehearsed the glories ,of the'
Tgruee7that4-wasTandlt-Vms-tuite-
a :lift to think that you h'ad been
given the: ' 'of •living
among Such heroic souls. Then
•Mr. J.: L. McDougal, M.P., took
up the theme and ;glorified the
old worthies from another angle.'
Altogether they made out a good
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Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor
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•Wht a thrill Sony ell out; OS y hullo a
1111 tin, neck no longer sthltivnir; body ,losee halt-,,
'starved, Sickly ," bean.gxde' look. Thousands' ot
girls, vtotnen, men, whO never eotild gain betOre.,
are now Oroud•ot inanely, healtbHOoking bodleg.
'Alley thank the eneelal:VIgOr.blilldIng, flesh-bulldlog
Oatrex, Ittt atIvotilanta.; itivIttorator0.•
.1rOti, Vitas:Um Di, ealolato, shrift blood, mprove
•Abhetite and digestion ,io tOod ttiVett, yOu ;more ,
• Strength ant vottrItihirnent% nut dein on bare b°11.14.4
Don't tear getting too tat. StOtritheU you'velitnineu
'11d 6,
10 It. or 20 lbs, yotit need.tOTITOrtual Weight
Costs little. New 'lett aconialated'A;SI204only 600.
, Try titutins t)strex Twat))Tableta tor 'new vigor
411(PluiPealbottnds, this very .day. At druttlintt• •
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case for the' good old• days, ,
• As.' You went about hearing
about the passing of this one and
that one, giving a good account
of themselves till the blow fell,
one was reminded of a' Peem, by
a gifted soul, I forget his name:
• now. after -leaf drops oft -
flower ;after flower. Some •in the.
Chill; and some in the, warmer
hour: Alike •thoSY flourish, alike
• they fall, and 'earth that, nourish-
ed' them, receives thern Shall
We her wiser -sons be .less. con.: • °
tent, to sink into her lap, When 41,
life is. sPent?" •
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Goderich Ontario.
The Editor, • -'
Lucknow' Sentinel.
Dear Sir: ,
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. In view'. of the -considerable
discussion that has occurred late-
ly over the relative values of the
Liquor Control Act and. the Can-
ada Temperance Act in the hand-
ling.of the liquor problem I
would like to say a Word to the
people of lila-on County. I have.
been 'a reiident of the ,town of
Goderich :for a year now, having
•lived the previous sixteen •years
in a town under the Liquor. Con-
trOl Act, ' and have been able tO
;observe conditiOns 'in both towns
as casual visitors would not be
'able to 'do'. I can Count on the
fingers • of one.hankthe 'number
of persons I have seen in God -
Ouch in . a year who' • are, intoxi-
cated, apparently. Only 'a 'blind
'man would be able to say that of
the town, •of "W .-----•=" if he were
about the • toWn, at 'all: .1 know
that there 'is drinking in •Goder-
ich, and liquor can be gotten. le-
gally, since the.•C.T.A; is: not a
prohibitory' lay. There. are boot-
leggers; too, as I 'hare been told
by some who are in a position:
to know. There i, however, little'
Open evidence ,of liquor sale. •
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The opportunities'. to obtain
liquor:in the town. of "W--,-;"
are so many that :one wonders.
•how the bootlegger • could .poss-
ibly be . in- demand. There are
four- hotels, 'each With a' beverage
room, and a flourishing 'trail:" as
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one, in passing, can 'tell from the
noisy raucousness .of both.,
and Women. There are club her
enses to the CanadianLegion and
to the Gold Club, as v‘r,ell as. a
BreWers' • Warehouse and Liquor
Store. • And yet ,the bootlegger
flourishes as I .have -reason • to
know •in the :sarrie way. that II
know they are. in Goderich, and
also from the record- of court
:procedings which 'Showfrom time,
to time that their work As.de-
tected.
Some 'people are anxibus to see
the C.T. . rep ace y .t
LiquOr Control Act in Huron be,
cauSe they are so vastly concern-
ed about the. incitements to drink
among the young •people .' Under
• the L.C.A. liquor 10 about as easy
to obtain • as ice cream.In "W—"
one As scarcer 'r out of i ht
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Of the evidences ' of . the traffic— pe, in Our judgment and from
the purchases, deliveries, 'the,:l: what -I have known and 'seen: I . • •
crowded beer parlours, the con- Can only say that if . you -; want a.2'.
course of people in, and 'out.. of ' "Wetter" town With incitements
them, From whom are the ranks to drink on every hand, join the • -' '
of these customer filled if not ranks of :the agitators for ' the . :... .
ultimately ,from the young peo- 'Liquor Control Act. If • you pre-.- -• . '
ple? To my .'mind, (and I. have fer a town of quiet sobriety, keep' ,
•been able to observe its working, the"-:Ganada Temperance Act. . ' , •
per,sonally). the -mOst, dangerous ' Yours truly, , , • •
thing from this ;point of view :is ' Es..,w. Williams; ,Minister,
the banquet permit in connection Victoria St United Church;
with conventions, town celebra-
tions, : Wedding recepting,etc, a ENGLISH AS SHE IS 61POKE
room May be secured and set :up . . • L__.... ,,,-
as a • bar and the drinksare on .'This language, she i• funny . .
the "house" and sometimes on As by many she is Spoke,
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thhiei,.htoarg•ivWenrn
hatea have p ofconcern But
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for many - people both old and "Slo3v,;Men at Work" was ' on the
youngThere is incitement here
for a 4non-drinker who would not We saw 04: the
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broad highway,
be induced to run the risk of Change the comma, ..end youlI'..
lour?
seen: entering a. beer: par -find
Slow - men, at .work today,.
Perhaps people' think ministers Some people ask for petrol, . : ' . .. ' ... ,.'
are not in a . position to know' What they mean is gasoline; ' , ' ..! " • , : ••,
conditions because they patronize To the, old a person may be dull, . • ' ,
neither, liquor stores nor .beer .But, to, the •young set, be's quite. ' •
parlours' and do not, attend beer • • "keen". • : ...
parties. More frequently We know Our children all read '"funnies"
far better what Is going on be- Which mostly aren't funny at all,
cause we hear and know •_rid„ And coMe_people..-4hoot--th • , .
of the story .atthe point 'Where breeze"
all the glamour is gone fromfy4The:n they - are "pulling 'off *a
drinking and 'there' is only sor- : stall". ' • : - : . <
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didness, wretehedne§ and des- Here are some words of wisdom, '.. . .
'pair .• We come In at the stage of. If you're to keep in right, : • ••
the alcoholics and the broken . You ay call, your wife:a vision,
hoinea. We are in is good a posir •Bilt" n't call her a ,"sight"! . ..
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