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pressing her thanks to the Lions. Club
for their' fine contribution to the Brit-
ish Child War Vicitims Fund. This
now amounted to $32881490. An in-
vitation was received by the Club to
attend a district meeting in London on
October 20th, when the President of
the Quebec City Lions Club would be
the guest speaker at a dinner at the
Hotel. London. Lions agreed to can-
cel the next regular meeting and at-
tend the meeting in LOndon.
Lion Fred Spry introduced Mr. E.
S. Copeland as a speaker on behalf of
the 9th Victory Loan campaign. Mr.
Copeland pointed gut that Wingham
had an early start last time and this
greatly assisted in the local campaign.
He urged the Lions to get behind the
Loan, Rev. W. A Beeeroft, County
Chairman and ,Mr. Frank Howson,
Town Chairman spoke briefly urging
the Lions to do their best in promot-
ing this important Loan. Mr. Vande-
water, County organizer also address-
ed the Lions and pointed out features
of the Loan.
Lion Murray Johnson reported that
the recent auction sale had netted
about $140 and thanked all who help-
ed. Lion Fred Spry reported the
Clothing Collection well under way
with his organization complete and
working well. A community pickup
would be completed next week. The
meeting closed with the usual Lions
song and the Roar.
/SNIT IT rot TROTAlif sy7i-dog No, 89
WHY ANOTHER VICTOR LOAN ? THE WAR'S.
oyes NOW
WHAT DO
YOU MEAN?
HELP EIRIN6 OUR BOYS
HOME AGAIN • . •
AND SEE THEM WELLS0
00 THE AIRPAP, !ACK'"!
THE PRICE OF PEACE!
It all costs money . ; . peace
as well as war. And Canada
needs our support now, just
as much as ever. The job
isn't finished ; ; this is no
time to let up. We've stood
by to this point, Let's re-
double our efforts now, and
sign up for a whole year.
Remember, our dollars are
buying peace!
JOHN LABATT LIMITED
London Canada
1PAM TWO
SCHOOL NURSE RIVE
TALK TO LIONS CLUB
Victory Loan Speakers Urges Early
Subscriptions
A regular Lions Luncheon was held
at the Yemen Grill last Friday even-
ing with a record attendance. Lion
Tamer Jack McKibbon led off with
several songs and summoned a guar-
THE PICK OF TOBACCO
It DOES taste
good in a pipe
tette, Lions Gibson, Connell. Ross and
"Tiger" Crawford who favored with
"Let me call you Sweetheart."
Miss ,Mildred Haberer was the guest
speaker of the evening. She is station-
ed in Winghaxn and has the northern
part of the County under her super-
vision Lion Geo. Ross introduced Miss
Haberer to the Lions and she gave a
very interesting outline of her work.
She will have some 1700 public school
pupils under her care Work has been
about completed in Ashfielcl Township.
Children in that Township appeared
to have excellent teeth due to the pub-
lic spirited action of the Township
Council in arranging regular teeth in-
spection for all pupils.
Her principal concern was the study
of the health habits of the children,
deficiencies of growth, and communi-
cable diseases. Each child was given
physical examination, covering eyes,
height, weight, ears, throat, skins, etc.
Some of the schools were poorly light-
ed and ventilation was bad. Screens
were needed badly to keep out flies.
Many of the schools were well main=
tamed. She pointed out that most of
the waking hours of children were
spent in the school room and it was
most important that their time be
spent under the best of conditions Re-
commendations covering all these
points were passed on to the proper
authority. She expressed her pleas-
ure at having the opportunity of speak-
ing to the Lions. Mrs, iris Morrey,
superintendent of Wingham General
Hospital, accompanied Miss Haberer
and was introduced to the Lions by Dr.
Will. Crawford Lion Hugh Carmich-
acl introduced a vote of thanks to Miss
Haberer for her splendid address and
this was seconded by Lion Dr. Red-
mond. President Bill Hamilton con-
yed the thanks of the Lions to Miss
I-falterer. Mrs. Morrey thanked the
Lions for the privilege of being ptes-
nt as a guest, Lion Fred Davidson
velcomed Miss Haberer to town and
promised co-operation of the Town
Council. Lion Geo. Ross recalled that
examination of the teeth of the child*
en in the local school had been car-
tied out by Dr Irwin, Dr. Howson and
himself. He felt that more work of
this nature could be accomplished if
the School Board would set up a clinic
and secure some essential equipment.
He felt it was a great step forward and
the public spirited 'members of
ron County Council should be can-
Tatulapd in setting up such a fine
wealth plan in our County.
Guests ,,:pf the Club were Capt. Bert
Platt, Flt. Lt. Elgin. Coutts, Lt. Cir.
man Coutts, Rev. W. A. Beecroft, Rev.
Alex Nirtano, Messrs. E. S. Copeland,
Frank R. Howson and Mr. Vande-
ater. All were welcomed by' Presi-
nt Bill Hamilton, Lions Jack Me-
iibbort with Lion Harold V. Pyttat at
e piano, rendered two fine solos
rich were much appreciated. Sense.
y Stewart Beattie presented the Dir.
c report on Conitnittecs for the
year and this was approod. A letter
was read from the Lady-in.Waiting
o Her Majetty Queen Elizabeth
• Home at last!.: ; words fail to express his feelings ; .. and the
feelingp of those who for years have awaited this reunion. Words
also fail in. expressing the debt we owe to our fighting men. No
words cart measure our gratitude for the tremendous task they
have completed. They are returning home now . . . their job
finished. They have forever SIGNED THEIR NAMES FOR.
VICTORY.
But oar lob is not yet finished! Our duty is to see that these
fighting men of today are given every opportunity to re.establish
themselves as citizens of tomorrow. This duty every Canadian is
eager to folfill.
In what manner can our appreciation be decisively shown?
Words may fail « . • but action speaks for itself . . action in
SIGNING OUR NAMES FOR vIcroity.
WINGI-101 ADVANM-TINCES Thursday,. October nt ion