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C:FA•: VOTE
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"Advocates "of CTA repeal
have reiterated 4lu • itis is `"out
moded" because passed " mandr.
Years ago. The •implication. of this.
statement is. that . the' Liquor
Control Act of Ontario, :provid-
ing
provid-ing for eight different Methods
' of sale,• is not .oitmoded. It
shotiiId 'be',pointed out,• therefore,
that newspapers all over the
: Province Barry' news �• headings
on items about. teen-age', drink
ng, purchase byminors, raids
:on youth ' drinking • parties and
so ,'on—.a11 `under •the Liquor
Control Act, The; Chatham News
said editorially . not long , ago,
/ that Kent county .'has more :boot-
leggers ; in a :week 'than Iiuron
in a •' month'. and .that Huron
should; ,not. vote out : the •Canada
Temperance Act `under the °der
• fusion that the 'LCA will auto-
rnatically rid' the county of .boot-
legging, : excessive drinking and
drinking 'by •minors.' '
• "Certain' ,provisions of the Lr
quos Control. Act 'complement
the' •CT4 andwould greatly as•
sista: -enforcement if . applicable:.
These formerly, were applicable'
in CTA areas; but in the time of
the Drew Governmentthis valu-
' able aid was withdrawn: Effort
has been made and will' be con-'
tinued . 'to' have . Premier Frosts
consent .to: removal of this 'dis-
ability.: But even as' things stand,
your committee.' . •feels strongly.
that Huron is best served by the •
Temperance Act.
"The' public' will'. be told dur-
ing the campaign that numerous
liquor outlets would not neees=
sarily be' established 'in this
county upon repeal' of , the Act.-,
The fact 'is ,that liquor stores
and brewers' warehouses- could.
be issued • at once --.and does any-
one 'think
ny-one'think' they, would not? The
liquor trade 'is eager to ' gobble
, up this, territory; now restricted.
by the CTA.' Peel, ' a , county
somewat similar to Huron .and
With no large eities, was without
licenses under the 'Canada Tem-
' perance Act. The voters repealed'
it,' and. now, ,under .the Liquor
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ntrol Act, Peel has outlets in
Brampton, ° Bolton,. • Streetsville.,
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We extend syn4.athy to .`the
relatives of the late .Margaret
Nicholson who passed away on
Monday. •Mrs. Dori Gillespie' is
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niece •andMr. Bert Nicholson is
a nephew.
Mr. Douglas Haldenby was a
delegate to the DiocesanAYPA
conference held atS Stratford
over .last week -end.
Messrs. William and Keith
Simp9n •ofMooresvrllevrs ted
ton Tuesday at the home of their
Cousins, Edna and May Boyle.'
'Mrs. Eva Stanley of London
visited With Mrs. Harvey Hodgins
and' with Mr, and Mxlf., 'Ezra
Stanley'.
Mrs. 'Davies aes. and' 1VIr
and Mrs.
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by, •Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ben
nett arid • Howie of Toronto Visi-
ted relatives here over the week.
end, ' •
The W.A.met on Thursday
afternoon with .the • vice, •presi f
.dent,, Mrs, Roy. Schneller „pre-
siding.
,pre-siding. Theopening hyin l was
"Jesus : shall reign" followed by
prayer. Miss • May ' Boyle ..Wel-
comed •the .Kinloss W.M.S. ladies
and 'Members' from 'the Kinlough
W.M.S. •The scripturewas read
by ' Mts. Gerald •Rhody.. Mrs
George Graharn. gave the medita-
tion. The . theme of. the meeting
was 'Thanksgiving., • Readings
were given by Mrs. ' Frank Maul
den, 'Mrs.. William.' 'Campbell;
;Mrs. James. Hodgins ,: and Mrs.,
'Jim Smith who also thanked all
who.. took part . in the program:
Rev. Benson 'Cox showed pic-
- _ tures • which. were very interest
- _ --- ing.. •The •offering was ` received,
Albion township, Toronto Gore .by, , .Mrs... Roy Graham and.Mrs.
and •Tororito. township,.' The last: Cliff . Robb. The ;hymn "Now
named municipality /has nine • thank we all our God" and ,pray-
'"Huron.:has :a• good record in er . closed the Meeting. Refresh-
pronouncements..0 P.on restrictive ments -Were served' .'and :a.,social
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'legislation•',It lave 2,608 majority time was spent:
for the Canada Temperance Act 'Congratulations . to•
g Mr.. and
in • 1914,. almost . 12,000 -ifor the Mrs,' !Ross Irwin (nee Beatrice'
•.Ontario Temperance 'Act' (a pro-' Haldenby) who Were married on•
hiibitOry: law) and when the beer Saturday, afternoon at Lucknow.'
and wine '.amendments • of 1934 ;• ` We are sorry sto ''report that`.
were put through the legislature; Mrs. Bert Nicholson has • been
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President ' Vice -President Secretary -Treasurer,
Roy Strong Fordyce Clark, Bert Irwin.
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Babe, Waterloo and. Miss Mary.
Collison, Galt spent the holi-
day 'week -end with •Mrs.' Cath-
erine O'Neil . •
• Mr, ' •ands Mrs•. Dori 'Robertson
and: family, Ottawa, : spent the
holiday week -end :with'' Mr. , and
'Mrs., John Sehurri,acher. •
Mrs, William Campbell and
girls, Kinloss, spent : Sunday
with " Mr.' and Mrs. ':'Alex ' Why=
tock, Mr. and ' Mrs., Carman
Whytock of Whitechurch. spent
Sunday • evening 'at.' the :same
home. •
"Mr. and Mrs. 'Jas. 'Wraith ac-
corinpanied by 'their guests, . Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Knight and Char-
lene, Leaside; Mr,; &. Mrs..Fred
Aimer • & ,Murray, .:Weston &•
& M.S. Walter. Wraith, Teeswater
were`:dinner:guests' Sunday even-
ing ' of f ' Mr. and Mrs. Murray'
; iend'erson "and farri.ily . Lucknew:
'Mr. •William, .. Wall,' Kinlougih,
visited with Mr. and .Mrs.. John
Schumacher. •
Mrs. Ethel Wison and Mr, Wrr.
Kidd, . 'Toronto, are ' visiting at
the , home of the Wilson • Bros. '.
both Huron members' ' voted: confined to her home . following
'against them.
•• "If , all.the facts .can...be . ade-, ' olso
quately .presented to the •public Do
Mr. ;and : Mrs: Jack' Scott, Bill
in Huron ' before polling day,
the Canada • Temperance `Act, and Bob' visited on Sunday with
should;' receive deci•sive endorse -: Mr and Mrs : William `Cox .'• and'
ment," Mr. . Howson'stated., Rev • Benson Cox.'
Harvest Thanksgiving Ser-
vices were held in the . Anglican
Church on' Sunday.' Rev. .Ben -
dental . surgery, "Little 'Lois Nich:
n has also,'.lieen, under the
tors ,care for the past week.
CHURCH NEWS
son Cox preached the sermon at
. the morning service and Rev:
Presbyterian Church WM.S,
H L. Jennings' was in charge of
The • • Octgter • meeting • of the ' the evening service. .. The choir,
Afternoon Auxiliary was held int under the'' direction' of `Miss Ed -1
the curch • on Wednesday, Octo=,I na Boyle sang • suitable athems
' ber 7th. The Vice President, Mrs• I with, Mrs Harold ,Haldenby solo-
Philip Stewart conducted the Fist
meeting . ' along Thanksgiving, Mrs.,' Ardill• Mason spent Sim-.
lines. After , opening exercises;' day with her mother,: Mrs. J. 'W.
Psalm 67 was read responsively Colwell. '
and •a meditation •on it was. taken The • Anglican Service will' be
by Mfrs: Morgan Henderson: Miss. held next Sunday 'et 2 o'clock '
Tena , Carrick' , had the Bible p.m., standard time. '
Study on ' "Priscella". while Miss Mr..and Mrs: Stark of Sarnia
Mrgaret Malcolm • gave, a. piano visited. over the week -end ..with
sola. Personal ':letters.: were read 'Mr; and:, Mrs. Lyman Sutton .and„
from ` two of our 'missionaries,: family. • •
Miss Bessie, MacMurchy of In.! IVtr. James Hodge is a patient
.dore,•, India who conducts post in ViTingliiiin Hospital—Hismany
g him•a speedy re -.1
graduate work '.for nurses and friends wish'
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Miss'; Florence Lo an•.of Taiwam covert'.'•
Formosa,' wlio has ' charge' of a `
ible•p :school there. The to is
, I CULROSSCORNE
on; . the ..Church's. witness to a
changing Canada was very ` folly
dealt 'Mrs. Bob Rei
with by w dr
She showed how the change' and
e3q3ansion of our .•country' ' has
placed inane responsibilities on
our church, • Among them' might
be. cited: Industry' opening up,
new towns and church .. building
needed , there.' The influx of
people to the cities, leavinga:
decreasing'' number to carry, on
the work of the older cliurcles,
the crying need for more young
men :and women Ftp train for
service in the. church. Mrs. Rus
sell closed the meeting with
prayer. Mr. • and .Mrs, Bob Fischer and.
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• Congratulations to .: Mr. and
'Mrs.. Barry' McDonagh. • (nee!
Betty Adrian) who were married
Saturday in ' the Presbyterian
Church, 'Teeswater and ' to Mr
and Mrs. 'Ross Irwin' (nee. Beatty 1
I-Ialderiby) who ' were. married
Saturday iiia Lucknow.
On • Thursday evening a pre
nutial event Was :held . lin ` West-,
l ford school when friends and
i neighbours gathered to honour
Beatty. Haldenby, After an inter-
esting prograrnrne, •. Beatty open- l/
ed many •lovely and useful gifts.
•.Lunch 'was served..
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. Mrs. ••Cecil °:McNall and Char-
lie, Carruthers Nursing. Home,
visited . Sunday afternoon ' at
Browns. .
• Mr. and Mrs, Fred • Steward
.of London spent Sunday with his
parents,' Mr. and Mrs. -'Charles
Steward. `
' and Mrs. Graham '. Mac-
Donald, Ann 'and Jimmy of Wat-
ford; • Margaret MacDonald of
Sarnia and Miss, Judy McRae
and Mack :. MacDonald of ' Lon-
don . spent • Thanksgiving holiday
week -end with their parents, Mr,,'
and, . Mrs,. ' W F. ' MacDonald who
were celebrating their '40th 'wed- .. •
ding anniversary:
Harold F. Linklater • of Kin-
cardine .has: been elected presi-
dent of the Georgian: $ay • Dis-
trict Funeral Service .Association.
He ' succeeds J. A. Richards of
Flesherton , and : a native'of this
circum pity. •
Something to sell?' Something:
to. buy?. Phone 35, :Lucknow.
NOTICE OF
rruption
ridgy Noon, October
From 11:50 to 12:10, Standard Tune
ALSO
Sunday Morning, ,October
From 00 to 4 00 a.m., Standard Time,
AREAS AFFECTED. a
Walkerton,
Wingham • ' Kincar i
ne, 'Ripley, .L
ucknow,
tTeeswater, -Formosa. Mildmay, ,Wxoxeter, ,
. Garre,
Fordwich, ,Bluevale. and :all surrounding,, rural' areas.•
,These ' interruptions are necessary to
•. ..,, Y install and .
connect additional lines and equipment to serve these
areas.,
.Any inconv.enien:ces to
• our customers resulting from
these interruptions is •sincerely regretted.
PLEASE NOTE. THAT THERE . ARE. TWO
DIFFERENT INTERRUPTIONS
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