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ri., a#., April 4,
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FROM THE GREAT BROADWAY _ QLAY!
COLUMBIA PICTURES pre3$nt$ T
The Ludo:low
0EJEcTS OF THE
:LI.QUQR AT`
;1 PR` 0
GEORGE AIBby f. HUR4! NERBfRs
04
Y°dodSGreonP.-y'
storing ,
11111os •'Corliss Arch.
!MS* W $0.1 C. SIEGEI • Dinctsd :by !RICHARD WALUICE
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so. "Short Subjects'
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Tna nutshell the objects of the.
new license liquor act, which is
at present before.• the Provincial
"Government and creating wide--
spread controversy inthe': Prov. -
ince, are as follows;
1. To continue the system of,
licensing under. the. Board',: head-
ed by Judge Robb, whereby ap-
plications for licenses' will . be
publicly advertised beforebeing
heard and all transfers,. renewals;
suspensions and, cancellations .,of
licenses"will be dealt with' at pub-
lie :hearings:
2', The 'first task,• of the Beard
under the new. act :will be. to .re
elassif\y ail " existing authorities
into hotels, "taverns, , restaurants
and public hduses, All of these
establishments are defined' by .the
act and; the special aceomodation,
facilities .and equipment will be
prescribed by the regulations. •
S. The act and regulations deal.
separately with publicnhouses forr
hien only, and.' those into.- which
.men` and `women or women alone
may go. Two ,new . types. of lic
enses-"are created;'a lounge lic-
ense •and •a lounge dining room
license which. are defined. in the
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how starts at' 8,00 p.m. Saturday at 7.45
Matinee Sy. afternoon
, atur....da^ ... at 2.30 pan.
EeS
Tom 'Neale
WE:D. APRIL
Barbara Hale.'
w ,
:in
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:nto•'
ahrilli g drama of. the war in:the 'East.
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Subjects" 1so "Short '
how ;starts- at .8.00 p.m
following address ` an -d' presented
uv th ja.�gift
of. S20
Mr,j and Mrs Russell ',Ritchie
and .Mr =:and= �s 'lrner . ll. f
Culross Were- Sunday, visitors
With Mr. and • Mrs. ' Victor `'•Emet
son of Whitechurch
r: and Mrs. Chas. Johnson
Mrs; Geddes ::of Belgrave and, Mr.
and Mrs. Clark Johnson of East
Wawai osh were;._Sunday_visitors_
with Mr: and Mis--Wm-Blown. •
Mrs.;:R, ' Tiffin ris. spending a
few weeks with " Mr, and Mrs.
V, E
mers
on .iyfW hitechurch,
Mr.. amtMr.s: George .Richard
sOn.Mrs:.Roy ordori.,=George and
Lily: of',Guelphtwere guests: on
.
Monday' ofd ,Mr. • and 'Mrs: John
Ile
hardson. • "
M i
. r. Jim. Richardson spent .Sun=
day With :Messrs. ; Norman and
F lb'righi of" C(il-r`oss.
Mr. Wilfred Wadel,has';gone 'to
he West: •
Mr, and Mrs...Wini.. McAllister
f Culross were Sunday, visitors.
ith Mr. and: Mrs; Robt.' Stewart,"
Mr. and` Mi•s Lawrence Hen-,.
er'son and fa:rnily, :1Vlr,: 'Andrew
enderson and'Miss bora Proud.-
Y of. Listowel; Mr; 'and- Mrs..
m"Dawson • andr'Nlrs. ' George
if fin and ' Colleen° spent u-nday
ith Mr, and Mrs. Wesley ,cif-
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Mr.and 1VT s r
O Lle ' Tiffin
pent Sunday with Mr and Mrs.
obert McInnes of Culross,
ae. Presentation
On' 'Wednesday eveningh:
t c
mmunity gathered
at the home'
Mrs,,` Wesle : Tiffin
spend •a . Y ,
social_ evening (with
t and- Mrs.``V :Emerson before
eY'left-the eormunity, The ev-
nine was spent playin' : res -
g
p g.
ive "euchre,. Thero winners in .
chre Were, high lady; Mrs. Rus-
11 Ritchiey high man: Mr, Chas:
Iliott,, low lady Miss Eileen Ste-
ad; lOw gent Mr. John Craw.--,.
on, After ]tecta was served Mr
td Mrs, Emerson were: read ,the
Langside, Ontario,
. ;1V1-ar=cki-2-7�1.9�4f
To Mr. . :. and Mrs. V.Emerson
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special accomodation :facilities;
equipment arid services will be
prescribed.by.:the regulations. .
4. Upon reclassification' in cities
of "'over., 50,000 .(Toronto, Hamil-
ton', 'Ottawa, Windsor and. 'Len-
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T..on,- ), lout^rt csixYtge-clxni.rr
room licenses will 'be ..available
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'for. issuance but in the remainder
of,.. Ontario .the Only licenses. that
Will be available for, issuance 'will.
be to : hotels.. in :the 'strict sense''
of the word and' 'then only for
'h fer a .' -
,public house privileges unless ad;
(ditional , licenses are ;voted in by,
affirmative vote~-trnder�tbe.._J.;oca1
option proyisions of: the; -act '
,. D,IJNGANNON
_Miss, •Clara, Sproul .ofrStratford
spent t.11 der sa-
ters, Misses ' Rebind and' Nettie
SprQuh.,
..Visitors with Mr. and .Mrs,
Harvey Mole'. on -Sunday Were
Mr. and Mrs,. $i11 ` Johnston "•and.
two children and ' Miss 'Beverley
Brown' of Goderich and Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Merkley, Winghazn,. '
Mr, Alvin Sherwood .'has pur ;
chased :a r'esideiice from Mr.
Chas Rivett. The 'property is • sit-
uated at 'the north .end' of Mairi
Street and is 'in' a state of ,reno-
vation at the present time.
11/Ii Bertr.•7V aize, Delmer, Mar::
lene> and 'Airs. John Glenn have.
moved back talheir 'home inthe.t
village after,'spending the:'winter I
months in God'erich. Mr maize is
driving back and forth to work in!
Goderich.. a
'Mr. -Mel Reed, ' Toronto, spent
the week-eiid at his hoine. here;.
The. United Church W:M.S: iS''
h_olcting the, April meetingui...the
church :on, Friday, April.;'5th at
.2•.30 p .m.
Mr, and .Mrs. ,Harvey' Mole and
son, Donald . visited Mr. and Mrs..
John McDonald, 'Ripley, where,
,the Wedding anniversariffs-of`Mr:
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PAGis .ri t!1t'
LUC$ NOW
Ts
PENNY SINGLETON'
ARTHUR . SAKE
LARRY' SIMMS
**in**'
"LEAV IT ';
TO B4QNDIE"
Also Chapter 4 of the' Seal.
Story "The • Devil Horse"'
' WEDNESDAY
IMMY 91
t.41
ALDRICH
SWINGS IT"
NEXT - ,.
Friday,, Saturday, Mondayy.
Oke
urb'
and . Mr. and Mrs. Ernest 1Vlerk-
ley, Wingharn,: were celebrated.
Sees Pictures' ;Of
Her Son's Grave
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RevGeorge''Wylie,' recently 're,.
turned from overseas and now of
7.Gorrie, was a farmer pastor: of
Benmiller when the. J '.G;.,
Mont,
-gomerfamil-dthere;:He
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has • visited Mrs. Montgomery
here: .in Durigannon.. sand .brought
with himseveral picttiires which
he and,;.;Leotard ,Fisher of ': Ben-
miller took when they, visited'her.
son Bob's grave, which is situated
Wettinger, .Germany at. 1 res
ent; They •, had decorated ' the.
grave with 'snapdragons and he,
"CAN'T HELP SINGING"
in Technicolor
FOURTH 'CONCESSION
5:• Under the local " option pro
Said there would be about' one
visions bf the Bill the three fifths hundreo, ,boys there; They
local option provision is retained are. all .being moved however` to:
a Canadian cemetery in holland_
as their.' °final` resting, place,? :.In
the pilcture one could see quite
plainly the cross: with Bob's_ name
an -num- .- a •a'te•of his -death -
arid „his.. age:, Ir is in an orchard
j;ist ' beside a Catholic convent,
which was arr'irnprovised_lospita1
during the _war:
but the governrnent stores'. for the
sale—of• spirits and beer and every
Dear Victor . and ' Valetta : .
night, "friends 'and neighhoi's ;who
wshed to spend a evening
with you before" you lc'aye 'odor
community:..:
ty e of `license': may be •voted up-
on:separately,`:ncluding'.,';the„ op-.
portunity of voting
houses 'where worrier inay- .enter:
Separately. •
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al{en. an active
tivities the Red
part in` many ac e , ., e
'Cross'' and Patriotic .Society'were
.6: Reference t o Government
toi'e'Jo eer; ifidi ates:, that the
Governrrient has determined upon
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a olic of: taking. over,. the ,br•ew, ••
p Y�.
ers. retail';, outlets:'
greatly -.strengt.hened by Your ,..Upo:
n the reclassificationi`of '‘;t,h'ohas been pursing recently' tri'
loyal -support. • - . • establishments„:•.holdi>y _ Vie. lead r'x andira the message,sia;.e
' -Mr.. and 'Mrs. Frank Jones, .have
received word from their ,daugh-
ter,'N.ursing Sister Bertha.; Jones,
Ye
Your :efforts were untiring -to li enses ..as hotels, those not re- stated She ecpected to be home
make these organizations a •.Sue- taming licenses• as hotels will not about the Middle, .of this' month ±.
COs.: When asked`.;to 'help yw'itli be' permitted to i etit-;robms by :the 2 Miss Mitre,Anderson entertain
Other functions there was' always day.but will be restricted to rent=
ed - her .St.inday,; School.` classon,
that willingness , to a s s i s jt in their' rooms by ., the. •week or
Wig, g Friday evening at the church
wherever possible:. month.
rooms with games and contes
�d
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•�regulation
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,h �It
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' ose
i' `to •' .,.
..Althou h ou
' inov n e
i?
Y ..
p by
g
g
i : .•. - , •bill... red -
present location, is trot -a- perrnan ; under this , to . djust lie-
room's
r'
is
ent; one we hope your _ •future ening fees so that. establishments
horne will bring happiness', and rendering: the least' services will
contentment. -pay .the greater fees: •
• We .ask ydu,to.•accept' this .gift' .9. The .presenttt Shortage of lie-
as a:, rein'Crribrance of•tire Lang erase fees payable.. 'to 'niunicipali-
side community. times;where licenses' exist iS`under„
review arida in..: future : these
Signed on behalf of y 0
r amounts will be .paid' under def -
friends and neighbors J Wesloy , :.
k , _:. �-_ .. :_ initc�•"agreeixi•en-t.-with mu�icip.al
ffin, Witt;. J: Bk own has -
Richardson. ities of"";preyiracial police for the
• put: ose of enforcing• the' offences
n
the Licensing Act.
10'. All the offences under :the
present statutes. havebeen.retain-
ed and'in addition other offences]]
are added:
Emerson replied•- thanking
all for •their 'gift,' for .attending
the gathering at-such•a busy time
"of the,year, and invited'.allsto visit
them at their.present home. Mrs.
En iersen replied', alsoo thanking
all for their gift and of how she
could, never forget her neighborg-
and their, kinct"ness' t_o,;her,.wlen
she: was unable to do her own
Work 'three years ago. All then
joined in singing'' `For they .are'
jolly, good fel1ovtis".
TARA BOUGHT Kincardine's old
fire' 'engine at 'a cost of $1506,
Kincardine' haSit a new pumper
costing $6,000.
eer the Liquor Contiol'Act and
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Parent5 or. \guardians `:w.ill be,
,prom hchited f' leaving,;' `small
chilclreri unattended"°to 'fi`,:e'tlen't.
licensed premises, °
bistillers *.bi ewers, : wineries
wi.11., be prohibited from. offering
financial or i :atet;•ial'inducements.
to .increase -ihr ' sale . of, their
brands. ,•
• In addition to •penal p ()vision..
•to . that ,effect, a civil .liability is
created for knowingly allowing
arid, a treasure. hunt. They were
later received „'at the Parsonage
by l\(Ir.:and Mrs Rev. Rogers who'.
assisted •Miss. 'Anderson in 'serving
refreshments.
Mrs. Minnie :Joneswas a recent
visitor for a few days - with:
Misses: Davies of Clinton.
BENEFIT DANCE ,FOR' YOUTH
WHO LOST IS=' FINGER$
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A benefit dance was ''held' in.
the parish .:•hall, Dungannon;, :i;n•-
aid • of ` Harry .Wilkins, 'son' of M.r
and. Mrs. E: .C. ,Wilkins of Con..
5; Ashfield, who had three of his
fingers a'inputated while buzz-,
sawing' wood near •Belfast.. The
Carruthers .orchestra furnished
music for , dancing: During the
lunch hours the young pian ' was
presented with, a well-filled purse
,of money.. The dance was spon-
sored by ' friends and neighbors.
Arid the. 'presentation,. ' made by
Gordon .Stewart.
drunkenness which..leads to the
: in
death or jttr.Yof • an
person or .a thard`, par`
death or injury as a
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T.fie ladies of •the •Kairshea 'Club
met At the home of Mrs. Hughes'
-for-the: Marsh meeting. There was'
'a • large attendance:` Mrs.McKin
non presided:' The ,meeting open--
ed
pen ed with:the Odefollowed by re -:..
pealing the' Lord's prayer in
son. Mrs.: .Martin read the mine
utes and Mrs,' McDonald 'gave; thee
treasurer's report. . After com
'triunity singing the roll.. call was
responded to-, by _n virtue of the
ersoli to your.program..
left.. The ro
p gram...
I included.' a duet ..by Mrs: -D. }L
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Carruthers ,and .Mrs. Houston ac=
_co - ni
a ed�- _
b-
��ss-Li-1 :. .
mp y . 1i2�-Car
ruthers, reading by Mary Bell;
McQuill'in, a paper. b y Mrs.`
Archie McIntyre, piano solo by
Miss Li liaii °Carruthers: Mrs:.
White and: Mrs. Shirt Bowers` of
Ripley `
were ,guest :speakers and'
.both :gave' .talks:' which•• were verb-
beneficial ariid _ ninth .;.'enjoyceL .
Mrs White spoke of the Insttiite
and: Mrs. Bowers •on Citizenship:
A, very ` interesting part of :the
programme . was' .a presentation;+ `
g
.when VMrs
.Moffat': was
resente •
with an. '
end table .and glass fruit.:
'dish:
Mrs.: Martin read � the„ ad
rdress • and Mrs Middleton :Made.
thereser
p taton. A vete of thanks
was given 'the hostess 'arid • those:
help
h ping -by -Mrs. -..Carruthers:—'
•The meeting:closed'.,with singing'
the National. n.
ational anthem. Lunch : was
served and a soc1 .time 'Pe s `' t.
Th'e April meetin.: is to be a
g t
Mrs: Writ. McIntyre's.
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THE 'SEASON f'o'r •speckled,,
brown and ,rainbow 'trout , wilt
open on Good •Friday, April 19..
t"• :`a""'t•I�""'� ''%"'moi
HAPPY RESULTS :•
Impossible; Accomplished
On March .3rd, '1946'a client'
wrote us -"Cheque, receiv-
ed. • You are wonders, I,
made every effort. 'tocol-
lect this 'but :failed' -..rad'
concluded it was' irnposs
ible. : Thanks".
The., same effectiv'e service
is avail ble. to you.
F.
KELLY ' & 'MOW
'The Collection, Specialists
Orangeville - Ontario
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