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'Aveiro R CHEST RATED The 24th of May isn't going to
Within the next mpntb every mean much to the kids thisyear,'
ittizen.'of this 'community will be To begin, with It. falls on Satur-
,bffeied•a free 'health.service, The day, which is a school holiday
'Clansmen in ch -operation with anyhow, and now the Govern-
Ontario Tuberculosis Associa- ' meet, as a safetyc•measure, has
�h� 0 use of sky -rockets, ,
(tion and the Ontario Department h d the
la Health°les arranged to provide akin a ost-war return ed in the stench of Concentra
1 • . ` man woman and child in m gGod
. tgery , t
Atlas area. with a•,free chest exam- Clamps vows •were made a
_ ob-. that .if the lads .were only spared
anatiori Without any cost or
' tion whatsoever. An elderly ge pp things would be different When
e i h d and . they. arrived back. . " • '
.• � ,This campaign •rs part: ;;of , a, t aY ith Letters frorri soldiers. .published,
Province -wide plan: begun, last thought, w
• the incidence ute " e you a harp : in our ' local• Rapers. 'stirred; our
year to cut in half h the sal , en't Hearts to a high resolve to meet
f tuberculosis within- the next While tl? t • e meet
is bet r�iia y , their Spiritual needs ,if. they y
ten .Years... That preventionnot intent y . i us Sefel and • now
1 will agree. In d t f utk 'h t we had returned t0, Y
a1
the cad
mass xray surveys'have been �..
n to be among the most ef- " ersat3on a th t of .the open 'Church 'and.Pr.ayer
fou d : �
, res: It is: hoped 1 he was looking meeting; it is the.crowded dance
• fective measures.
'therefore, that everyone will take for and just t k p the record hall and, .the •moving - picture
Dear' Sir; '
• At the . time of" the: battle of
Dunkirk , we. agonized in prayer:
for the safety. of our soldiers and
God 'performed a miracle ands
b . nee • - ckets wrought deliverance.
1 have ordinarily [wrought
chile Canadian boys'languish
which • would • t While tion
.
.
been
in more liberal . quantities.
ies.
•
4.-
•
ntlem an stepped
'.into the office; the other
greeted us, or se- we
! r '
professinga we: Weren't,
1l' •ail how "we
figure-, o w a
4 ..
B. .then the, trend of the .tori
Y
r had .enlightened us a
it • was .a . sawyer
o. ee•,
straight •and `.`R,W'.' out of 'but'
`ter. than cure, ' are tree o ig . ,.
a •, ••
what? evenings instead
preyentiori of • tuberculosis; wrongly said or done, this time
h On Wednesday . g
f• thisexcellent op
G
theatre. ;
advantage o -i u r ''into our
protect their own we're'' not inferring • •.that • With l q._,o , coming
portun3ty �,Q 'p , hair,.
health; the health of their fain- t h ere's. any connection •• town ,in'such, quantities and moral
hes , h y • conditions arSuch low ebb is; it
fly and'their community,
menage �of. • tuberculosis liesnot about time that.a voice was
e.inie t In a recent` issue.., of Th,e Stan -o ink condemnation of exist -
feels
largely.:in the,. fact that: a person rd there a peared. an article raised.
healthy•and da •: «. appeared..
:Safe ing conditions and 'a warning note
fan sit ant perfectly, t captioned,... , A .Record in : Sa
fit andyet have the disease. emphasized °that, sounded, forth., of • judgment to
fit � Flying which p
Happily, when detected in • its
- aar1y-stage'• it- can Abe. cleared . up,,
fairly quickly;and the person re-
, turn to: his •employment. .The
:.'surest way of ,finding out wltetb-
der one has tuberculosis' is through.
• ,.-t a x-rayexamination. Each, ler-
son •-found .-to `t ve ; s'ftzdow of
Abe disease may then ;immediately
perceive the necessary attention:
'The survey has • yet., another -
'benefit It will greatly arouse
:public awareness to. this insidious
disease. With this', awareness "fully
aroused, :,there are .good prospects
t 'this rim`�.ciein ef_ t1te ped=
��t�a g 3� .,
"care and; good maintenai ee h
come
.-, atiada ;Aii=lines
Trans. C
:w
prove' air accidents -need not hap-
pen". It• is' ironical that following:
close on the' heels of this article,
one `of..T.C.A.'s.,< few accidents' did.
happen,; as one` of their'. planes
T
with, fifteen occrxpati'ts aborad,
mysteriously disappeared:..;
ave p• CONCERNED.
'pie will eventually be 'done awl. y
COCKTAIL *ARS, OVERSOLD,,
•
(The Ottawa Journal)
The .notion.that American tour-
- fits ' come to': Canada mainly s; to
drink ' Cocktails. seems to " us to
--have-been greatly oversold and
seems also an affront to' Whit-
'this
hat `•
this;..couiitry •has . to offer in• gel
•
, her .has tapered,, oft some 0 or to Quebec e�.t
to Ontario, Q . :
Prernier•Drew's •appointment of.
S l Apps as .Oxitario's new, sports
y Pp
commissioner is: one .that has been
received with'the : most' wide-•'
spread '.approval: 'The name; of this
P _ ..__-. - •f'~the-.,'`Poor--.
popu�l�ar centre iYrarr o
onto Maple Leafs is symbolic; of,
all the highest principles. ;ire Can-
adian s orthruanship
P
in • Oiitarip
•The : taxation-trend
and' Saskatchewan is ` compared
in, : an • _interesting -.chart -Covering , .
the : 'ten' year period from March
'.193`.7'•fo Wareli-1947,In 1937 Sask.-
�atchewan'.a ' per ' capita taxation
was.less than $10. It rose sharply.
M$t%
�#r,..194 A
Ilistory Ani
Growth of the Local :!.wch..
(By Mrs,. Temple Clark)
In presenting this .repo.
rt of the of Mrs, Hoodless was Mrs. Steph
i
work' of the .'Women's Institute, •
f' T was t
as we celebrate the Golden Jub•-
ilee, we do.so with a feeling of
pride in all that has been accom-
plished and, the. progress that has
been made.alertso •many
e a dif-
ferent rent lines since the founding 'of'
the first • Women'$ Institute in
en's. suggestion. Mrs. Garnet. Arm-
strong; now o or.onto
WEDDING. BELLS •
• MARTIN-CANTELON
'A very pretty wedding •'was
t
a : Queen's • Av'enue
soTemxized.. _ .
United Church Manse, London, 'at
9.00 p.m. on Friday, April 25th,
when :Mist Ev�lyn
Irene
Cante
-
lou of Montiea. Quebec, daugh-
terMr.,
.:
of 'Mr , and Mrs. Leon 'C Can-
telon" of Wingham',• •was. united in.
marriage t9 `. Nir. Edward .. Joseph
Martin, of Wingham, son of.1/Ir.'
aril Mrs: Albert • J. Martin-Of'10th-
Con.
10thCon of West Wawanosh, by. the
Rev. •John Yl MacKinnon of Lon-:
don,.. The bride was, .attended by
Miss "Lucy Spielmaker of „Kitch-
ener and , the groom' was attended
by his brother, • : Mr. , ;Howard ' d.;
Martin: of West Wawanosh •
•
1$87. Since that time the. orgy Mrs:E'. A. MacKenzie was
ization •has grown to 3,00.0, .bIn. 1918
he •
first president 'of the Lucknow-
Women'sInstitute, She held :of.
flee -for: one_ year .and was sue-.
ceeded by Mts. 'V , E. , MacDon-
ald .who held the office, for •the•.
.next six: years, She' was succeed- '
ed' by 'Mrs.. Meorehouse Mitchell.
ranch
es in Canada alone,, with a nzern-
'
hersliip , Of ~ove-t 7{0,000 wornen,
including many. war brides• who
came, from British Women's In-.
stitutes ap.d joined the Institute
in their district. It. is now a world
wide organization.
., The idea originated in the City
f Hamilton, , when a young—
moth-er, Mrs. Ad,eiaid Hoodless, traced
f the death of her son,
the cause ,o ..
'at the age of 18 months; to. im-
pure .mi k.,' She : realized' that* ' if
more oar w had been ,taken with
his food tri `s would -not have hap-
ened an, made avow to,devote.
her 'life to• the- wQr'k of-bringi ig-
to othe , motherrs, informatioi'i.
about th proper care and feed
KIrNLOUGH;
ing. ofchildren •,.;,
She. began - her' work for:this
ideal- with . t ,sehool •ci rrienluirl
and started' an: agitation to, have.
domestic science taught in. Ham
Ilton - Public: 'schools. In this she
•f`nall` 'succeeded: Then came:the
i Y •
'need of 'domestic science teachers:
Again she' succeeded in organiz-
ing
ic:science
the school of dornest ..
elected=president and it is' froiii,.
that date that' we. harp the aero
utes . to o' . by.,;Mrs. MacKenzie
g
was* followed Ey Mrs R. T' l'l ih
lips now of"Goderich:: Then 'fol.
Towed Mrs,. K. A. Gollan, Mrs. J,
E, Agnew, Mrs. Wm. Murdie'Mrs.
J. • L, MacMillan, Mrs. 'Geo:. And;' •
rew, • Mrs. .W. J. Douglas; •ivfi s.
therles ; Steward,: Mrs: ' Temple
Clark, Mrs. W.B. Anderson, Mrs.:
Ostrander,: _'Mrs. ; Philip Stewart----:
and out present presiding officer,
Mrs..Armstrong Wilson, Who just
::took the• office at,.our' April meet-
ing. ,
e..39 years since this,.
Branch was organized it. his been•
:our; privilege to,, take; part in, and.
•to• give financial support) to• Many
worthwhile projects. Some years
ago o the Institute started an' agita-
tion -for ,better
gita-tion-for,better sanitar3'„conditions ..
in the. school which', resulted ' in •
'improvemertts , being made.' along..,
that line' and' which the . Institute
'backed by contributions , of `.
mone They' also for '•a number.
.
y .
of , years . kept open,bottles et '
iodine in each..room in"the, school:
nd art at 'Hamilton securing fin in the Yill•a •e -dui -
a .he_. wax w�t4rs�rk ._._ ��__ll•
World ,War was left
'in the firsta
g
entirely in,:�the:hands of the, Wo-
men's: Institute under, the heading,;
of a patriotic Society and as in the;
lest ;: War the. 'Council.�Chambets
was `converted into a ,'work r.'oom,
At • the close. of •the 'First War.,..
the 'Women's' Institute spon•sored
ances by p iivate `subscription an.
verninent rant: 'This
a small go :, .g
School.' soon proved. inadequate.
and • she presented• the:problem to'
Sir Wrn. " MacDonald, one ,. of
Prince Edward Island's Most' pub7.
Minded.:
citizens; 'resulting in
lie mi
the building of MacDonald Insti-•
�-tute.-,at: Guelph, ;wher®e for : many_ the': -erection of the:Ineinoria3-ata
ears :girls net only from•Ontario f $2;000i. also the Honor`Rgll: _'
.Y cost. o $:, , .
: but '.every part of Canada, -have which . hargs in' :: hie Town Hall
in. home cononncs:
taken courses e here: The.' memorial was Unveiled
Today ire the'.:reception room : of at•an• impressive service: • held
this college's.there is a life shed November .11th .:1929 end tor a
it, of •,Adelaide Hoodless,. None , ,. 'ears' tie 'Institute
a� d me
resented, '. by • the Winnen s , n- the memorial ser-.
Phad charge tit h a
'vice• held .at the'`cenotaph: • They.
also i"had ''charge of :„the ..sale • of
Veteraft poppies• and' of placing
.the Provincial' wreath- Since' a.”
branch :off . the Canadian Legion
was• formed that work has been
carried -on 'by that organization :
The 'Institute, had the .two spot
1•ights. placed, at the Memorial and.,
for some`years paid for the light;
ing. 'An'other big -undertaking was,
:the educationof.an Armenian boY•
which cost •1,00,0. The Institute,
had the, privilege .of .•naming this
'boy" and. • the,' name c osen -
Bruce • M'urray. :T'li a ell inking
fountain on Campbell: Street •,vat•
put•• in by the Women's'Institute
has proved. Of. benefit to a. great
many, people. " On "several Occas-
ions , needy 'families have been .
and
helped and ab Christmas ' time the'
sick and'':shutins are'remembere,
few: of the;•things
These are .only, a
which .•have been done 'ands it i$ •
worthy o.f, note . 'that :the money
to finance these:urldertakings was'
raised at booths;. banquets and:'
that entailed censide'p
other. ways
'able work but the members never, ,
.failed to stand behind',.\whatec�ec,
W s " 'pin to lie of benefit tip
a g g (
the .community,
UUte tourist attractions n Mr.Mrs.' William :.Mont=
:and'. :
don't.have to come' until 1944 to $27.90,an since ther of Detroit are:"visiting
Americans,chat to an game Y it
1 -time. • high . ,of . •ov $ p
s ape•re o , with Mr.and Mrs. A
er.' 28 per .
they seek they :can get them.. at cap, a:
23_
E •Holden-
elatives here.
'a• Deepest.' Byrn athy 'extended
greater In • 1.937 Ontario's per. ,capit rad famil ofOntario. in recognition
home, where they, are in the '.bereaved husband.'and Y statutes
i axation.'.was`' $18.50. - From: 1940.. in service
varieties'. dis eased, in glittering ,tof-`tile late .Mrs -Harry, �Bel)<�,who df 'her great and'' 1ov , g
;to• 1942' it 'imbed tb' $24,00, ,then : in
surrounding's, , If,: therefore, we •(c passed: `. away • Friday morning to humanity. =
W lkerton` hos i al. ;
a .,P
:Miss. Evelyn McLean .of London
spent.: the week -end ; ' with . •'her
mother, • Mrs.; W . J. McLean -; „' •
' The r egular ,meeting ofd •the
1 '.rood Women's Institute 'wasp
IIo y
held at the: home , of. Mrs '.Donald`
McCosh 'on,. `Thursday afternoon.
The'Purple.Grove W. I':, were also;
guests and'a' very pleasant ; after-
noon. ,
fter-noon,'; was , spent
t ..trade dropped back to : ,$21.00 in 1945,
�-• erre to:: build up< a: touris ,P .
o : minds . to . and' since. then' has been on the
we had better -'put lir_.
other than- martinis and. upgrade ; again 'to : reach' a new
�'.' tiiuigs h
manhattans; • � think
of our lakes, high of,' $25:"75
ivers and and o.•
and r mountains,
of the provision• of facilities; -such - It is ,well oto , bear in Mind : in
good With, the' forthcoming
pod roads, good inns and g , connection: w
4.prevention, • surve
•,tuberculosis. Y,
to ' drinkthe'. `• 'Steges of':the
Tourists coming •to us'that in,th early 6
or ;to' visit' night. clubswhen a cure, can be
cocktails... . gdisease,:
are not the sort of tou ists likely speedily effected, only the x-ray.
eo
not; the' sort of • visitors we should
want. ,The sort we. want, who will If the litterbu s= -those persons the.late 'Mrs. Hz Bella
1
0
The . first' Woinen'sf ITistitute.
was . organized February, 19,-1897
at Stoney Creek in \Wentworth
County.. when Mrs. Rodless' ad-
ci'ressed: he. ,gathering of one .hue-•:
dred and orae': worneh and': one
man;: Mr•.:'Orland Lee, pointing:
'out the fact that if men., felt the
need of an ,organization which
enables `°them • to .grow better
crops and• •raise ,better. livestock,
the women n e,• e • an or•..ganiza-
I e7 i d 1iie ,-funeraLof his mother,. tion that would'be helpful • to
_�.• p
Il an '.. Much,
them :in ; in• • alieir;: work a rYi c ,
- linin us' real gain are' those beck-
oned.
eck i card' news a ers;•cartons;
g who d s P P
` beauty` of .. , . and•
need by the., brooding 'rad wra ers, kleenex�d
ca Y... PP
our Laurentians; by the majesty such debris on..the streets= -would;
of our Rockies, by our.4txiet.lakesfrom this• ' • ractise-how':
desist P
and streams,.by-the: romance'•and ' ch more `clean and..attractive'
��ue e
mu
- 1d b
�rrn
••-of o
;chs Q. •
c otic' streets. - woul: beti -LA ' fq t!
8
• Cocktail• 'bars may be a. good. debris containers atadyaritage.otis
to' be .
t
remains
bad' ,that, he ro -
•tliing, or:bad; . a . points might• encourage t `p p „
• seen: Extolling them, as a lode-•'er .disposal of such litter,
stone for tourists' is.an, affront.to ,
,intelligence:.. • •
•
o
With the: price. of butter having
,'soared ;upwards, 'o ,e wonders 'if'
will continue
thepowers that �b�w
to turn a deaf ,ear- to all argu=
, 'rnentg' that.seek to justify the
production of margarine for table to .take a joke -on itself 17
• use, if so" desired: ham Chronicle.. :
BOUNDARY EAS..' and Vivian `Fisher.,
more ; , necessary since' women's
Secrets'•of'.the Stratosphere, work; home • ;craft' . and mother
Inver rant•
•;' The dramatic story: of space—'craft Was -;much more :
hurtling, rockets that provide in that it 'dealt •with the heme
science with new ,data about the. and' the care .'of!• human: beings.
mysterious upper-" atmosphere is rather than: livestock:'Sq the first
told in a special article,'Secrets '•Women s. Institute was founded
': ll the Stone: Creek
of the Stratosphere";one of many to �, be 'called edy
nisi: fea- titute
`and• 'entertai 'Women's:Institute.
i
' ructve W
0
lest�'
tures hi The -American :Weekly :The Lueknow Branch• was or-
ganized'
r-
ganized'in'Febru�ary 1908. That is:
February
39, years ago last • February, 'by
Miss Laura' Rose, now: Mrs: Laura
Rose= Stephen of :Ottawa. Our.
Motto "For' home and Country"
which. was chosen on the advice
; Fred A.11en?s,radie'program was :'magazine .with; • this • S.unday's.
off the'air for 25 seconds be- (May., 11) issue ' of . The • Detroit
cutca.
u`se 'he insisted on "kidding" the Sunday Times
National Broadcasting;.Company s
radio network. Evidently the Teacher Resigns
.NN�C' is, not yet grown up enough ' Miss Audrey, ..McMurchy, who
ur. has' taught at :IIelyrood foe the..
past three years, has tendered her:
;resignation to :take effect At the.
end; .of the school term.
(Too Late: for Last'Week):. •
Miss Grace ' Cook. spent " the
-week-end with Miss, Betty Miller.
Mrs. Robert • Button,' Mr. and
,
Mrs. George Fisher,.Mt. and Mrs.
. Ted Collyer spent' Tuesday even-
ing at. Mr.' Wm. Mach enzie's,
Mr. .and' Mrs.. Fisher spent Sat-
• urday evening with. Mr.and Mrs.
Paris` Moffat.. • w ..•
Mr and 'Mrs. George Kennedy
and sons visited on Sunday with
Mr: and Mrs. Wm. Robb.
The Hiolyrood You n,g People
. presented their play "0 Promise
Me" in W hiteehurch . on Thursday
evening under the . auspices of the
F.Y.P.S. Solos were rendered be�.
Breen' ;acts by Raymond 'Adams
dd �
Dull, Dreaiy• Month
' April was a, dull, •dreary month
that brought more snow than
rainfall and ' little sunshine, ac-
cording to official records. ,the
high ten perature for the month,
was 66 • degrees on the 29th, with
a .low of 10 above zero on the
19th. Rainfall was.1.65 inches and
snowfall 3 inches:' There. were
•only three. clear sunny' days; 17
days Of •heavy clottd, and the bal-
ance partly; clear. `
The month 'generally was . .ab-
normally disagreeableand back-
ward. Farmers .were prevented
from getting, on the land, and
id winds. ave the fall.
fi��ist•:and co og
�w'.
I •� l:errt �a bad beating,
v 3
HORACE 'AITeHISON•s Secret-
ary -treasurer hof : the ' Wingliam'
Senior "A" softball club.,•
r.Presbyterian Camp Dates
P
Presbyterian Y. • W. A.
The April .meeting, of the Young'
Wernen's. Auxiliary •was held at
the home of Mrs. 'Cameron Mac-,
Donald' with. Miss A Gladys Mac-'
Donald presiding The Aherne of
the meeting was "He shall direct
thy paths". The singing•„of hymn
556 • opened, the meeting followed
.Dates ,of 'the' various, camping by prayer and the scripture read -
groups at Kintail' '.Presbyterian ing. The Bible •study on Paul"`
Camp are announced. The youngwas taken by`Miss McKenzie and
boys ;and girls, from . eight to '11 Miss G. MacDonald• conducted •a
years, will be in camp from: July
ist to July 9th; boys from •12 to
15 years froin 'July 10th to July
19th; girls from twelve to , Six-
teen years from July 21st to Jtily
29th; and the ycttng • people's
camp, age sixteen years and over;
Contest on "The Life of Paul"
Theroll call ` was answered by
a scripture verse containing the
word . love, ` Mrs. Wm, Reid gave
a reading, and. Miss Kathleen 'Me.'
Ihtosh- faVored ` with a pianos solo,
Mrs. Gordon Fisher summarized
will be lrOni August lit to Aug- the articles of .interest front the
cast llth. • g . ,G id, Tidings and the topic pre-
,I Y
•
..
INIUraissit
pared by. Mrs.. Clark Finlayson'
was taken• from the study book.
on ,India. Mrs, Cameron MacDoi-
ald closed••the meeting with pray`'
er,: A,..delieious lunch 'was served i
"by the hostess.
II
•
Note e The Deadline!
We again°draw attention to the,.
fact that Tuesday at six o'clock
is the deadline for ,news arly,
m
uch'earlier, when possible,. Ad`
vertisers- are requested to .have
their copy in on . Monday... .
Final ' Entertainment For VVets.
The Lucknow Legion aha the,
Ladle Auxili° ry are. p;anrtin on
their fi
A, .fth Y and .final cyntcrtain,
merit of ret'uthed voterarlS• at a
public'danee' on •Fray, 114Y 22•