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. mean to you? To a kid it might mean a They.know th,at-the glories of war y;- I "', . , I * . - .� ; I I A. Ginn has -rented his farth in Hullett to Joseph j . .
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day off school. To her parents it are em i� words in the mouths of , -,
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means that the stores are closed for militarists- They know that the only g,i- . � R. -Van E mond of Huron Rd. Hulleft has sold ,'
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an, hour o� so Tuesday morning, a people who really win a war are the t�,_4� 1 ,... I ; -11, ��..q f . I . Gilbert Dick of Kipp6n made a large shipment of
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back that understands the most About know that disagreements are better . . . . ' . . 'Photo by Tetu) , Ma. Cudmore of Kippen is now busy. with the . 0
Remembrance Day. To -day's settled by co-operation- and . I A ' 0 . " . � I I , , bay trade and is sending one of his presses and a .4
I walk in the woods I gang' of men to the London .district. He says it is I
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grandparents were young adults negotiation than by deceit and I . ' I . . . . - I I . 1�1 hard to get enough men to keep his presses going.
. when the last war ended 30 years ago. skirtyiisbes. ' . I . . . � Robert McLaughlin of Walton, met with a, very . k
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They fought in the war and saw Many of our citizens know the costs '. 1 6 I I N K ,painful accident. He engaged in working a hay I
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. gruesome deaths. Europe. Their homes were the :.,,�, I .
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. . -soit of sacrifice a.war They all remember and they try to . . ' 11 11 � � I Thos. Johnston Sr. of Walton has sold his farm
best what I by Karl Schuiessl6r - to Daniel McMillan. The price paid was 2450
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. . i94O or 1945 what remembering tell I . is going out of accident when he was returning from rucefield I
grandchildren have heard sad stories , You can't tell me marriage go I
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, . I and seen TV shows but they aren't - means. � style. There's been more weddings in our . I I I I with a load of headings. When co mg down . I
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very I meaningful in the atmosphere of There are peoples and countries in district this fall. Why I'm begin . beginning to think, f -I , I . . & . ., 'Brock's hill th f6ad-,Was displaced. The 'horses
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I � I . the -marrying month of June is losing. out to I I I . started and iA t ing to get the line's he must have
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affluence and safety that we live in . I October and November. And the old timers ,� . fallen, Unde Ili the 16'oid. Geo. Turner was
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I now. � . grievances. The , industrialized . . have a good reason foi it: It's a long cold , . . ,_ � . passing by, took *;n home in his b and it was �
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Those over 50 know what it's like to countries have enjoyed luxuries at the winter ahead.,,And I bet the high cost of oil , I found that his collar IN n .
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have lives, .families, ca(eerg and � expense of, -the rest of the world But might b6 helping thing1s along too. I I I �.. I � I the citizens' of Seaforth were shocked to learn , '- '
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I . probably was exciting a break -in a counter . . I 'traditional wedding I passed .away. . ".
I I � I ( , peacefully. . .1 . say the more iig is back.. -.tirne, the, icing, the fancy frosting works.- � .
huni. drum 'existence or, a chance to . Barefoot and blue jeans aren't making as You're into about $30 or $50 at the bike shop. Harry Israel of town has secured a good•
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I but oh* boy, the 'cost. That Rerrkembrance *Day, we've learned , guitars and rock ,music. The organist is brides" family can make . this traditional , the"new McLagan Furniture factory in Stratford. I �
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0 generation counted the 'cost , first, that much. 1. . . I . �, holding his Own' nowadays. So are the long wedding -,cake. They hive all �he old family % ' A. Cardno, the veteran, apple bbyer 'of this . . .
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. � . . I . . I - I . .. . . � I . . white dresses and,coiffured tresses --and the * recipes. And since most of thfim don't have - , . county, is :again up to tits eyes in the -business. ..
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I . . - _\ I I . I I � , . I I . . tr#ditio6iI wedding vows. After all, bow many the flair with 'all the decorating and their \__. Messrs. Ed. Hinchley, John Turner Sr., Geo. , I . . I
.. �_ I ( I I . . I different 'Ways can you - :"plight -th'ec -my- -layering, they, bake'a, flat one: It's going to be � I Baldwin #'.n,d ... T,R.F.Case left for neve Ontario on a -�.
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,But there is. one innovation I -can't stomach. by the brideand,groom at the reception. 16hii Elder of Hens'all, has recently purchased a I I
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. I I Violence gets an earful when they sit industry, those who talk to- ,the . years would. you wear the thing again. And a Or Bill's cake lets you have something else .
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. I in Wingham ,pn December 3. . commission will probably focus. on � I or a bridesmaid dress. And parents might 'rent .' , . . I
I , .. . . . fruit 'cakes. They like the light and,,white Mr. and Mrs,. C. Haugh', of Brucefield, were at .
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Now that thd,Ontario gov,Vh . 8 violence. t,, � - a punch bowl with 200 matching glasses for . cake --the so-called bride's , cake; That's about . home to the members of the -session of Brucefield
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. I ' .. the, . Nobody could make a case thatonlyI I United Church and their wives. Rev. C.O.Armour .
I I I going after vio 0 lencp , in that... this once in a lifetime.occa.sion. Or they could � the thing thty serve in the :St'ates. And . �
communications industry d local weeklies are too-. violent, not impres,s their/faraway and visiting relatives once you're talking about that kind of, cake, . presented Mf..and Mrs. Gordon Morris6nwith ' a'
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. 1, violence in hockey, maybe they'll get - -even with the pre -Hal lowe'en damage , ,, . Ith a rtnWd Cadillac or two. - the price dr6ps--to half. I . I ng 4 Ir.
around to trying to control violencii in in, �eaforffl,' that we, -reported last, - WIB'ut rent 4 cake?. - , .% But it's not just the money Bill says. His the first couple to be, -married. in the Brucefield ,. I � i .
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I I -harder to buy guns in our province P . .-From the looks of reports ,co6ming-, the'sh.elf for year I You can more than likply cake artistry stays intact., , All , . � . son 'of Dr. John Grieve of town came first in
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re'gerihg of 'those who 'own them will be local- submissions criticizi-ng ' ' ' . i . ' . kos'! *
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% legally or otherwise. But it Will h elp . -occasional nude shot or love scene in . . helping along a perfect picture - bride � . cakes. What do you do the couple brings , � I . I A the
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- � and,gro4m " Ned with knife in hand -'-ready to back a dirty and chipped eke? What go9d is a . . Egmondville Manse when Jean, daughter Of Mr". # ,
I prevent tragedies like the high school a CBC play, And tasteful, helpful - � p -iz
I.., . I make the firs Cut. . '. dirty,icing cake for the next couple? E%ep'if all . �. - and Mrs Alex Lowery was united in marriage to I .
shootings in Brampton and Ottawa. ' discussion �f 4exuality on TV isn't, � . . " . . "-I I J Mrs. *
I . .1 . I .•- But they be not press too hard. One , the styrofoam inside 'sta intact? "'l, . I ,� qbh Alvin Dale , son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. .
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guns, It's as simple as at. Without a . We dort' M. dh ut when . , I -knew I was guts . about this cardboard real ng --a royal. icing that dries very' � . . , T . he $5.00 gold piece donated the C.W.-L. of 1.
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I gun a temp person can ,We do, it's the 11iii a' (oft n.3,or 4 1 . . hard. I I . James. *h '
beat or knife someone', but.they can't -' ' . and th . e t human ,�. to find out if that wa-� real frosting. I had to see An for that possible dirt and breakage, as�- . higheA marks in the separate school class in the ;,-
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' � beings do to each o .. , � recent entrance examinations won, , •
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� 111 kill and wound a whole gr6o at ond , r the gre really � I 'toem. I needed one good reason why'anyone , And when the cake comes back -4ff 'g90 Nigh.
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I . fell swoop as happened With the high . up'setthig. If they 'b ' ug adults, What " would go.- in: and order out one of his shape, -the total rental.. is only $15 or . $20 . . I I . Messrs. Scott Hawthorne, T. McMillan and Ed. 1
1 - �school "massacres". ' - kind of effect. do they have .on . rent -a -cakes. . I .. . I . . depending on the -number of tiers. .
' . r . . Dorrance left with a party of hunters for Pakesley,' -
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.. � , domestic arguments 'often lead to. Commission on Violence know that .-', - 1 A Aqr.k- fruit cake4-with all -those almonds' , But I'm balky.. I'm ' . � . . 9
, . . . I stubborn. I'm still , $a%rauge, F. Willis,' L. Workman,, C,.' Haugh, J.
. shootings. '' An , angry, frustrateo, we'd like to see less beating, and . and raisins and dates and glazed chpiiies --is boy at heart that wants to have . . . .
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, ' killing on the tube.We can also lei the.' the traditional wedding ca ut its mighty ' eat it too. . ,-1 ,4det Corps, were in London for the cadet rifle ,
I person picks up a gun and shoots a . , . k!1:_`B . . I . I I .
� ,fam'ily member, because `ihd' gun is province-khow that we favou V I I shooting.,com ion. -
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. I � Gy(n control can prevent these spur that we agree with their initiaties in . 0 Large quantities of,beans are being brought into
� . " of the moment kiflings. . I I making hockey tnore like a ganiq than � . . ..,s ia-from sewn gre? . m, market and they meet ,with ready demand, an , a . . .. . I
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. discourage the Impression I an . on. � _aof)steak from sewage. sludge? rWa'rribee cattle developed human- NOVEMBER 3rd, 1950 . I
, , . 'h!bm and injury is ' violent that we'll have to pick f *hts . Egmondville United ,-Church, W.A. .held a',
.)- atmosphere of may ! . What a disgusting thought! But in type tapeworms, but nobody's . . I I
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I acceptable; even entertaining.. " -, 1. Australia, an enterprising cattle -farm perfect. Joday the cattle meet all charge of the booths were aprons., Mrs. Alf Brown, I
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- I Though the inquiry is Supp., to lnt6e4l�fe in Ontario. I I I manager m iter f f ctly recycles into health safety rules. �,_� :, r Mrs. James Ray and Mrs. Reg. Knight; candy,
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. . I EXPOSITOR 27,000 - acre -Wer-ribeb Faem -ju' worried.
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.1 opinjons afif) t anythift at ikffl� be It lar ge or - I outside Melbouen6 the local Board of Still; if sludge -fed, sirloin .�hould. ,, -
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� SWAM.. + I . . . I . ralses� cattle and .on - % catch , , . � I . , find Power Co. I . I *. Z - . #
1, I Tfiq'only stipulation required Is that the It I I ''. . I sludge-fertiliz6d gr'ass'--a two -and-a- - can ,gnly W&, the, Australian studies . � An old &d mark of Tudiersmith Twp�. was torn. I
4* '' I --� , � 4�fters be slgni�d ye6onallj by the author, A . . 1� . , Ralf-rh 1 14 ion dollar a y�e�-operation, . will give-agrden'light6tithe affec,tsof. , _. ' domin this week. The barn on . th4id Townsend .
1� �'. r ps6udonyn;, }hough not eneourhged,- Is , . pos-di . re . cffy- onto ,the ' .�cadmium on humans.. I . .. . '111
. I , piety � W - I the il4dge� g' . ,, � property was bought by Hugh Ball, it .
allowed e. can adthen6ate the _ * , I - � ' 1. � razed by Jos. Crith, F. Townsend, F. Pepper and .
4 1 vp of the JIetier. ' IlJiii I I . liout ' reqljlrihg. - costly' .4�8 At stands,' some, , Canadian -
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. . _ , garbage tibere they bellong.'go, If you have a ,1 4. .1 really fit for, human ',donsuMpfid6?' . - their a faritily-dinner -at his in .
. . I . . r. spread the human waste on. eir .. . I tW;kersmith. -
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. � . doiii flee to pidLup your . . '_ "Cdrtainly'!, says McPherson; h6l4g:as A,'.' huge saving on fertilizer. . of Cavan Church' h0d,.
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