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Mr. and Mrs.:Gordon :Kirkland
and ,.'boys "were' ' in Hamilton on
Saturday attending ' the .l:.uoas-
-Andrew Wedding.: •
Mr. and MTS: .Bill Huxiter were
in Barrie on `Sunday to ' meet" Mr:
and Mrs. George Hunter who re-
turned home with thein after'vis-';
Ring in North Bay.
Mr. and MIS. :Bert Wiley;, O..Roehester visited: • Sunday . with
Mr and ,Mrs: Harvey Ritchie.'
" ,Mr. •:and Mrs. Jim '`Smith and
girls of Molesworth:; sii ed Sun-
day with Mr. and Mme. ill Rit-
Mrs. :Daisy MaCharles visited'
with 'Mrs. Andrew ‘for .a ., week -
Mrs. ,Floernee Stothers .arid Mr.,
and Mrs. Iririn Carruthers visited
Sunday evening • With', 'Mr. and
tpEscRtofs. TRI P
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tFrarn :the' 'diary . of Willard
Thompson* we take the following
story, in part, of♦ a bus trip he
sand Morley Chin recently enjoy-
, ed to• New • York City;
Our tour, arranged through
Greyhound's Vacation ' Planning
Service, left London about 3 p.m..
on Monday', August 25th and ar-
rived in Buffalo; via. the Fort
Erie Peace Bridge, ,around 9 p.m.
that :evening This Fart of 'the trip'
took us. through -St. Thomas, Trll=:
sonburig• and Cayuga among other
places, 'boat wags' highlighted by
the harvesting of the tobacco crop
•in the Delhi area which. was a
new ::'sight" for both of iris: After
an hour's omit in Buffalo we
boarded the New York Limited,
wtiach-••sine-,d- --les.' -on, ' our . •way via,
Elmira, N.Y: and Scranton, Penn.,'
'among the larger centres and ar-
rived in New York at10 a.m. Un-
fortunately' much of this part of
our journey both. going and corn -
hi ' was by night which' prevent
e• dg ry,,
but. one • did not •.have ':to' have
sight to. know• that he was' high.
on the winding highways of "The
Catskills" ,and travelling in' coin-
Mrs:. Gordon Kirkland..
Charles McDonagh; has ' gone
West on .the excursion.
We are sorry. to, hear Ernie
Magoffin-is `• in Wingham H�ospi
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us from seem the count r
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any with a never-ending line of
ing 'the life�•line of this great
metropolis.
Our home, in ; this city of taxis:
(13,000 . of them) was the " Ply-,
a•nouth Hotel :on 49th 'St. just off:
Broadway and'' only. .a few 'min-
utes Walk. to: Times, Square and
"The . Great White Way"._ •
FOURTH CONCESSION.
..1VIr: •and. Ml's. 'George )r ockhart
attended the golden wedding cel-
ebration for • Mr: and. Mrs. Mac
McGuire of Ripley last Monday.
Mr.. and'. ,Mrs, Allan;Graham,
'who were ;married in Toronto ori
September 5th,, are . enjoying a
wedding 'trip . to. ; the West',C.oast:
The ' • Faith ' '.and ; Fellowship
Group: of South' 'Kinloss church
met Monday night at the home ofMr. and Mrs.: Evan Keith. . ' .
Mr. 'Rennie Graham , Of Toronto
was horn:e for the -week -end.
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After checking ,din at the hotel'
we. called. on iColonel,, rand • , Mrs::
Arthur wow (formerly
dolyn MacLeod), , who had • .recur,./
ed .tickets for us: for the Neva
York, . Yankee -St Louis Browns
(baseball.•game that evening, : Our
• visit ' there' " was most, enjoyable
and their :, help and kindness to
us will -not soon, be ' forogtten.
Mrs. ' Wolff still • holds a • very
warrr spot in her heart for ,Luck -
now arid many were the persons'
She asked about. •
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Morley and I took. the 6.th. Ave.
subway to Yankee` 'Stadium on
161st St.,,.and after a ride on ,it
we knownow how they- pack.
sardines in a can. What these un-
derground . trains have in speed:
(60 miles an hour at tunes) they
surely lack : in ornfort--sand :
smooth riding The 'subway. ride
was soon' forlgptten .when we en-
tered the anighty. : Yankee Stad='
ium "Home of Champions" 'cap
,able of •seating 90,000 people,'
'Here' in a' thrilling night, game'
the league leading Yanks defeat-
ed:the 7'th �plce Browns by. a score`
of 6 *to 3.
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Our visit to New York co -in-
cided with the Annerican Legion
Convention and: the hotels :were
filled '.t� overflowing ` with' Leg-
ionnaires, from .411 ' parts, of •the
U.S.A.. Morley arid I , were were
just two of the. two million peo-'
.rplae who 'lined 5th Mite. for• the
colokftil parade of .75,000 strong:.
On Wednesday afternoon we
toured Manhattan onwhich the
city proper is guilt. It is one of
five (boroughs which go to ake
up • greater New York and is 14
miles long-With—.a-population of
8 million. It was'•botiiglht from, the
Indians for '$24 worth df .trinkets
-`and a keg . of rum We .found it
not. 'too difficult; getting' iaround
by remembering: that 'the Aven-
ues riin north and south •and' the
streets east and. west with even
numbers. running east.. Our tour
took us past Stich famous places
as ,Madison Square, Gardens, the
Palace, Theatre of old (vaudeville
days,,; Tin Pan Alley, .Metr'opoli
tan Opera House and Macy's. De-
partment store where 10,000 shies
clerks handle 137,000 .customers a•.
day; Pennsylvania ' Statjon, • one
of :the finest terminals in the
•world; seen. years in the riga ang
at accost of $80, million; the Ern-'
pire State -Building, tallest in the
world, its 102floors rising 1,2501
feet about `street level with suf-
ficient space to' shelter 80,000.
people; the Little Church around
the Corner, ,103 years old, home'
of the theatrical profession •sinners
weddings: are held as often as
one every half hour. Our : journ-
ney next, brought us to the
SOME . TOWN SUPPORT
'Here's a sad. fact' which .a, hate -
to 'write down;
Some folks who have dough
spend it all. out of; towri,
Our, merchants have goods which
rank with the best.— •
Let us give then a' break; this:
is, what I• suggest;:
We've .the best little town. in this.
country SO wide,
When we mention, our town, let
us do it with pride; •
To be: loyal is ..clever, and • each
item . one buys
•From; his .neighbors. and friends,
• Shows • Ithe ' 'buyer - is. wise.
Let uS give. it support; that's:the
really start way!: • : •
`! . I• almo
;Ohst forgot, but then
everyone knows
ha
Tt.• vete 'vpur neighbors; and.,
friends of •` The. Playhouse=
can .give, you shows.
WEDNESDAY,. SEPT, .10th, 1952 •
HEAR HISTORY OF FORIYIINQ
OF. KINTAIL.. INSTITUTE
The September meeting of the
Kr ntail W.I. washeld at the •
home of Mrs, Fred McGregor. '
with the president presiding and
28 in attendance. A' discussion . of
the'. early history of the Institute
brought out 'the information that
it was- formed. in Mex Young's
Hotel at ,Kintail in 1909 by Nlrs,
Mabel Bailey, The first president
was, Mrs. ,Robert ,MacDonald and,
thhe•'first secretary was Miss .Iiat_
tie Young. Mrs. Bert Alton gave,
a demonstration oil homemade.
soap.
soap. Samples: had been distrib.
uted at.' ai prevvious meeting.'The•
meeting •closed • with The Queen.
and lunch was served.', by ;the
committee 'in charge.
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TRACK •EV"ENTS FEATURE:
•DUNGANNON ;: FAIR •
Flatiron ,Bldg. so named rbecause
of its shape and noted as one ..of
the early triumphs : in steel frame.
construction, ' and. , then on; down
through Greenwich Village with
'its Bohemian • atmosphere; the.
Italian Quarter; the. Ghetto where
Georgie ' '.t ssel, 'Eddie Cantor,
Fannie Bryce and: others were
born; through Chinatown where
25,000 are gathered in• three small,
Streets; ;•'and: the Bowery, "the
Street of; Forgotten. Men", where
meals: are 35c and' 40c. and beds
30c a night. Many ` of the better
stores in;: the vicinity of the Bow-
ery' find
owery''find it 'necessary to remove`
the goods from their windows:1 at
night and 'place ' -iron bars :over.
them. Newt we ., find, Trinity.
Chum* :with its cemetery:* stand-.
ing in ' strange: contrast to the
giant' skyscrapers . o f the financial
district, `;Wall .St;''and' ' the Stock
Exchange •and ,the 792 ' foot, 607.
storey . Woolworth Bldg. Heading
northward past the Battery, 'so
called ,from a battery stationed
here, to 'repel -any invasion by
way of the -river,' our 'tour. took`
us' through Washington Market
'The 'Breadbasket of New York";
along the East River,: through
Fullers Fish Market (the only,
guide' needed ' here was our nose) ;
-and past the Brooklyn, ;Manhat-
tan and Williamsburg bridges, all
joining the •island . of Manhattan..
with Brooklyn. Passing the Un-
ited Nations building with' its
east -west walls of glass we pass-
ed ` the Queensboro bridge ' oon-i
necting midtown 'Manhattan with,
Queens and then turned inland
'to pass the :fannous Waldorf-As-
toria, 47 stories high, occupying
a double blocJk; 'and, costing' $40
million; { the Chrysler Building,
Second, highest, in • :the world at
77. stories and possessing the
world's largest :mural'bn the .veil
ingof the_loblby;.:.:hand Central
Station, largest railway station in
the' world, covering 48 acres,
where 70,000 travellers 'an hour'.
pass through; the new 'all glass
Lever Brothers building,.. Rock
efeller Centre, NBC Studios;, St:
Patrick's Cathedral and St. Mal-.
achi's ,Church with its famous
Actors Chapel where masses are
held at '4 a.m. Sunday: mornings
for people in the entertainment
profession so they can; sleep in on:
.Sunday mornings. •
' (Continued. .Neixt Week)
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Dungannon Agricultural Sar~ •
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iety's . one -clay fair : is •slated fol'
next .Wednesday, September 17th
and ,will feature a variety of
speed •and novelty events • .' on
Dungannon's -halt-mile oval. A. •
.concert and dancethat evening
will round out the fair program.. ''
Ingrid:Bergman Speaks• Her Mend
Her Mind '
• Ingrid• '.Bergman tells her side.
of •::the story : `. . discusses with
surprisingfrankness her marriage
I to lir. Peter Lindstrom' and her
romance' with Roberto Rossellini<
day's (Sept. 14) issue of the`New'Be sure'to'read "B:ergrnan, speaks
her 'Mind", , •starting in ;this .Sun
Color `Gravure. American' Week- -
ly,. 'exclusively with The:Detroit:
Sunday Times:. , '
South : Kinloss;. W .M.S.
The regular monthly meeting
of the South Kir losss W:M.S. was
held Wednesday afternoon, .Sept.
3rd: at the'•home'`uf • Mrs Evan
Keith. The .president, Mrs. Harry
Levis,. was: in; charge of the meet-
i'ng. • Familiar .missionary' hymns
Were sung, and ,splendid items on.
:the program were,, the : scripture
and Meditation taken : by Mrs:
Tom MacKenzie•, sununary of .the• •
Glad: Tidings by Mrs:- Baulch and
the study b ok. on "The Student
Christian • Movement ' in South',
America"' " by Mrs. W. F. Mae
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Dori*. ori*. The roll • scall . was • well
answered by ...a'verse' in the Bible.
containing , the. '':word , • "Bread'.',:
Mrs. D. Graham read : a . letter
offroferem a;d. •. mprayissioer. naAry , infter Indisianganding.
hymn 599 Mrs.:,.'Lavis closed the
meeting with prayer. Lunch was
served by the hostess eand
•ectors, Mrs D. Macconnell and
Mrs., T. MacKenzie. The Section
al meeting will be held in "Luck-
now Presbyterian church. on Sep.
tember 25th• •with Miss `Dorothy
Douglas as.guest speaker.. .. •
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