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Huron Ci., -operative
MEDICAL & SURGICAL
SERVICES
',The People's Own Plan to Provide Medical and'
Surgical Care at .Cost"
Patronize Your, County Organization Which Provides
Maior Medical and Surgical Benefits As Well As A
$1,000.00 Life .Insurance Policy.
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Premium though us at Six or Twelve month periods,
For further information contact your nearest director,
DIRECTORS;
MRS. 0, G, ANDERSON BERTRAM KLOPP
RR a, Wingham Zurich
MRS, LLOYD TAYLOR GORDON KIRKLAND
Exeter Lucknow
KENNETH •JOHNS
Woodham
GORDON RICHARDSON
Brucefield,
LORNE RODGES .
RR 1, Goderich
RUSSELL KNIGHT
RR 2, Brussels
President
ROY STRONG
RUSSELL T. BOLTON
Dublin
FORDYCE CLARK
RR 5, Gpderich
ROY STRONG
Gorrie •
BERT IRWIN
Clinton
• Vice -President Secretary -Treasurer
FORDYCE CLARK
BERT IRWIN
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WHAT'S GOING ON HERE?—Inquisitive horse owned by Fred Darling takes a look
inside the local IGA supermarket to find out what's going on. He's playing his part in
the Tablerite beef roundup promotion sponsored by the chain store coast to coast.
Owner Fred Darling hopes to win a free vacation at a Dude Ranch in Arizona, the
prize for the store with the largest increase in beef sales. —T -A Photo
Ministers prefer CTA
if amendments possible
— Continued from page 1
will decide how to vote as in-
dividuals,”
Rev. R. Van Farowe, Bethel
Reformed Church: "My personal
opinion is that consumption will
increase and the social problem
become more difficult under the
LCA, I would rather see ' the
CTA amended."
Stanley Sauder, Thames Road
Mennonite Church: "I feel the
CTA with amendments would
provide a better atmosphere
than the LCA. Under the Ontario
TEST DRIVE LA
RENAUL
Check her lines,
check her style—
You can see the difference
from half a mile.
EXETER RENAULT
SALES AND SERVICE
Main Street, Exeter
Telephone 968
act, I feel certain consumption
would increase."
Jehovah Witnesses neutral
L. A. Hoffman, presiding min-
ister, Jehovah's Witness, Ex-
eter: "To decide against abolish-
ing the CTA would mean that
we must condone or otherwise
share -the responsibility for such
evils as may be connected with
it such as, for example, having
liquor or other intoxicating drink
reach the consumer through i1 -
legal channels, a fraudulent
practice commonly known as
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Looking in with Liz
CFPL-TV goof
on Juliette show?
By ELIZABETH TOUCHETTE
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'Spent Saturday evening watch-
ing "Juliette Show" rehearsals
and was even more convinced
that CFPL-TV has goofed by not
carrying the show. The pro-
gram this season is written by
Alex Barris and produced by
Bob Jarvis.
The show is a smoothly paced
and popular one. The Romeos
and Bobby Jimby are back
again.
Juliette tells me that she was
very surprised to find that Lon-
don wasn't picking up the pro-
gram since She has always
drawn heavy mail from this
area.
Several people contacted me
about the show last week. I''d
suggest now that those readers,
and others who would like to
see the program locally, drop
me a note to this effect in care
of the T -A. I'll see that the
letters get to Channel 10 plan-
ners. It will be interesting to
see if the viewer really does
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The London Free Press
have a say in what is shown on
TV.
By the way Tuesday night Ju-
liette was honoured at a car
dealer's dinner in Toronto and
was presented with a European
style car. The ear much ,to her
delight has her initials and a
tiny gold rose by the door han-
dle.
Marjorie Hames has a new
car too. A satin grey larger mo-
del.
Which leads me to reinterate
a phrase that all my friends
have heard so often "I'm real-
ly going to learn to drive!"
While at Tommy Hunter's ra-
dio show on Monday I was sur-
prised to hear a familiar voice
being interviewed in the audi-
ence by Bruce Smith. Mrs.
Boots Klumpp and son Brad of
Dashwood were there.
Found the Everly Brothers
very unassuming and co-opera-
tive when I chatted with them
recently. The boys have further
guest shots lined up with Como.
Although the boys rose to popu-
larity with their records just
three years ago—they had been
singing professionally since they
were children.
Watched Bob Goulet rehearse
his number for tonight's Wayne
and Shuster show and as usual
was impressed with his fine
talent.
Shirley Harmer hadn't ar-
rived when I was there but was
expected to fly in from New
York where she's working up a
night club act. Shirley singing
in a night club is about the
most incongruous act I can ima-
gine. -
Mrs. Cowdrey
dies from stroke
Mrs. Ernest Cowdrey, 52,
of Kirkton, died Tuesday in St.
Marys Hospital. Mrs. Cbwdrey,
whose maiden name was Dora
Ann Brook, suffered a stroke
Thanksgiving Day and was ad-
mitted to hospital.
Besides her husband she is
survived by Lloyd, of London,
Mildred and Fred at hone and
a brother, Ray Brook of Lu -
can.
The funeral Friday at 2:30
will be field from the R. C. Din-
ney funeral home conducted by
Rev. T. H. Elliott, of Kirkton.
Interment will be in the Zion
cern etery.
Discuss utilities
with canning firm
Discussion of utility services
and other municipal provisions
took place last ween: ata special
meeting between representatives
of Canadian Canners Ltd. and
members of town council and
the PUC.
The talks were "off the re-
cord" but concerned the com-
pany's plans for future opera-
tions here,.
A company spokesman reveal-
ed no plans have been formulat-
ed regarding bitpansion
'bootlegging'.
"On the other hand, to decide
in favor of abolishing would in
turn mean we would be forced
to receive blame for such mat-
ters as increased drunkenness,
if such were thecase, and for
juvenile and adult delinquency;
which may also result.
"Therefore, since the organ-
ization of Jehovah's Witnesses
was expressly formed, not to de-
cide on whether or not to abolish
temperance acts or other politi-
cal controversies among the
many isms of this present world,
but rather to be witnesses for
the name of the great God Je-
hovah. We would prefer to go
on record as saying that on such
matters, as Christians, we must
be entirely neutral.
"We gladly obey all of man's
laws that are not in conflict with
God's. Neither the Canada Tem-
perance Act nor any law design-
ed to counteract it, would in our
estimation be in conflict with
the Law of God. Therefore, what
is done regarding the matter is
no concern of ours. Be assured
that whatever the outcome, we
will abide by it.
"However, it may be said in
closing that although we are not
teetotallers, we don't indulge to
excess and if everyone were to
follow sound Bible principles of
moderation or true "temper-
ance", every drug, grocery and
confectionery store in town
could sell intoxicating beverages
over the counter and there would
be neither drunkenness nor de-
linquency."
CTA committee
— Continued from page 1
torially not long ago that Kent
county 'has more bootleggers in
were taken to set up an organ-
ization throughout the county.
Frank R. Howson, Wingham, is
chairman; Elgin McKinley, Zur-
ich, secretary.
,,Members who were on a dele-
gation to Ottawa a few months
ago expressed confidence that
thg government will introduce
certain amendments to correct
shortcomings in the CTA
Masonic official
visits lodge here
Rt. Wor. Bro. William Treble,
Carlow, district deputy of South
Huron Masonic district, paid his
official visit to Lebanon Forest
lodge, AF & AM, Monday night.
Seventy-six members from 12
lodges attended the meetin
which featured a luncheon in the
OES rooms afterward.
Wor. Bro, Harvey Pfaff pre-
sided, The second degree was
conferred on Bro. John Burke.
Grand lodge officers in attend-
ance included Rt. Wor. Bros.
Cann, Guest, Hill, Wright. and
Hodgins and V, Wor. Bros. Ta-
man, Mills and Goodwin.
Lodges represented included
Metz, France; Moose Jaw, Sask.;
Clinton, Hensall, Granton, Park-
hill, Ailsa Craig, Wyoming, Car-
low,• Mitchell and Lucan.
MLA, mare
in roundup
A roundup is right up harse-
;nap Fred Darling's alley and.
'he's playing his part to the hilt
in this year's beef promotion
sponsored by IGA stores across
Canprada,
essed in cowboy regalia, he
rode one of his five palomino
horses to the store Tuesday to
kick off his IGA Tablerite beef
roundup sale, ,one of the biggest
of tile chain;'; annual promo-
tions.
Assisting the horse and Fred
was C, S. 11iacNaughton, Huron
MLA, who rode the palomino in-
side the food market to open the
event.
The two-week sale includes a
contest among stores with a
prize which would suit the Exe-
ter owner to a "T". It's a two-
week vacation for two at a Dude
ranch in Arizona.
If he wins the contest, and he
hopes to, Fred wouldn't be able
to take his own stable along but
he's been told the ranch has
lots of horses for him to ride,
WINS BOWLERS' TURKEY
Chuck Harris a driver for Wes -
ton's Bread won the Thanksgiv-
ing turkey raffled by the Exe-
ter Lawn Bowling Club last
week.
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