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[(VICE •
IEMEMBRANCE
ON SUNDAY
HORSE
OUTSTANDING
SHOW
...,_.
IS. AGAIN
SUCCESS
LEGION
SEVEN NEW
INITIATED
.
MEMBERS
HURON
OVER THE
COUNTY
TOP IN
hOES ,
i
LIONS CLUB
'HALLOWE'EN PARTY
: HELD NOVEMBER
HELD
SESSION
BY COUNCIL •
HALLOWEEN
OUIET
WAS
NIWI
Plans Made For Poppy
vice of Remembrance
Day and Ser. NINTH VICTORY LOAN Children Were Treated
Show
To A Picture
,..........,",
Tax Arrears Lowest In Some Years,
Arrears. Now Amount To $2314
Few Pranks Played,
Done
Litt 11 Be Held
Church.
To St; Andrew's Record Number Qf High Class Entries.
------ erian
)taph Following
Service
------
Ceremony
Church The third `annual Wingharn Horse
Show held in the Arena, Friday after,
noon and evening set a record for the
. --------.
At
Wingham
Legion
were made
the monthly meeting
Branch of the
held last week
for the annual
arrangements
sale
of
Canadian
of pop-
the
Wingham Joins
With Over
Objective Is
$400,000
the Ranks
100 Per
Raised
er------,-
of
Cent
Here
Districts
and
To
The
for
The
and
the
town
the
Lions
children
program
Club
was
hall was
consisted
a
filled
Hallowe'en
great success,
to capacity
of a
party
sound
P'•••••••••.......0
At ,the November meeting of the
Council held on. Monday evening, three_
building permits were authorized. "on
motion a Courts, Wilkinson and Spry,
The ghosts
e'en nights
good behaviour
evening
children
very few
This no
held for
Club.
Some
the prowl
on the move
by ,Chief
did however
the police
place.
soaping
from one
had a. seed
had to
Fence wire
age was
and on the
was done
fort to put
a wagon
placed a
the whole
e'en nights
last
who
doubt
the
of the
Allen
were
Some
the
end
drill
have
placed
but
it
over
things
go.
were
compared
however
from
Hydro
blockade
-A.--
that wander
pretty
here on
week, The
rang door
to
was due
children
older teenag
but the)
and watched
and his
get in a few
not at
enjoyed
windows on
to the other
placed on
assistance
D. Rae
on the
lawn.
it took cons
back. Some
near the
on the
were quiet
mu
•
bell
01
ti
by
s
tha
the
h
to
F
Ce
I
mi
November
ours.
members
1 be held
ryterian Church.
pedal significance
first such
a memory
recently
ise who gave
f 1914-1.8
de will fall
1.30 a,m. and
Citizens Band -
:..11, Taking
i Legion,
,f the war
Council,
p Veterans
my have permission
rms.
; the church
tort ceremonial
wreaths
'al Civic Remembrance
will
Day
on Sunday morn-
11th, at St. And-
This set-
this year
service since V-E
of those who fell
concluded as
their lives in
will share the
in at the Arm-
headed by the
will proceed
part in the par-
Veterans and
just concluded,
99th (R) Battery.
wear berets
and members of
to wear
service there
at the .ceno-
will be placed.
number of Exhibitors and the number
of horses shown. The attendance was
fully up so expectations, the Arena
being packed at the evening perform-
ance with 1600 enthusiastic fans. The
after'toon attendance was considerably
larger than last year. This showing
was enjoyed hy 'the students who were
admitted free. They paraded to the
Arena to the music of th e Leok now
Kilty Band and the Wingham Citizen's
Band.
A feature attraction at both perform-
antes was the Palomino trick horse
owned by Mr. Robert Marshall of
Fordwich and exhibited by its trainer,
Mr. Felker.
The judges were; Light Horses-J.
W. Brown, New Liskeard; Heavy
Horses-Jack Torrance, Markham;
Hurdles-Sidney Taylor, Kincardine,
With the exception of the township
teams all classes were well filled and
keenly contested.
The showebeth afternoon and even-
ing run to was off according schedule.
pies with
a poppy
brance
completed
• ranee
on Sunday
rew's
Seven
and ,several
ship eerere
will be
meeting
Tuesday
of Europe
Tickets
by the
achie-just
members.
this meeting
the hope that
on Sunday next,
Day. Arrangements
for the annual
Day parade which
morning next,
Presbyterian Church,
new members were
applications
passed and these
initiated at th e
which will be held
evening in November.
motion sound
will be shown.
on a turkey draw
branch were distributed
The draw
all
to
for
nex t
will
will
will wear
Remem-
were
Remem-
be
St. And
initiated
member-
veterans
on the
pictures
sponsored,
be
regular
also
held
last
At
to
made
• As we go to press
ing returns just
on County National
Committee at
county over the
tory Loan, A truly
vement and the
hoping to raise
more than the original
Wingham has
subscriptions up
amounted to $342,000.
tee have set
$400,000 and are
amount will be
here was $265,000
were looking ,forward
-The
received
Goderich
top in
committee
*5,009,000
gon&over
to late
a new
reached.
and
Wednesday
remarkable
and
confident
by
War
has
the Ninth
or
quota.
the
Tuesday
the
the
to
objective
The
morn-
the Hut-
Finance
put the
Vic-
are now
$830,000
top and
night
commit-
of
that this
quota
committee
sales of
film
the
eye"
records
received
service
Town'
Citizens'
were
Fry;
Dressed
grove;
and
James
2nd.
-1st.
"Life
shorts,
and
2nd.
Lenete
awarded,
tied
George
Willard
were
a
Hall
children
station
Band.
French
With Henry
"Trolley
"Stoneage"
also played,
treat.
and
headed
The
Comic
Margaret
Girl-lst,
for second,
Bennett.
and
Porter;
Platt,
gathered
by
Best
2nd,
Ride".
paraded
following
Claudia
Comic
Lavern
Aldrich"
A
cartoon.
Each
the Wingham
Girl-1st.
Procter.
Isabel Massey
Boy
Diessed
Bill Connell.
at Reavie's
to
Newman;
and
"Pop-
Band
child
the
prizes
Ruth
Best,
Hasel-
-1st.
Boy
Permission was granted the Canada
Packers to repair their building which
was damaged by fire and to build it
a storey higher than before, also to
erect a new building on the property
where the office now stands. Mr. Gur-
ney was given permission to erect a
garage on his property at the corner
Of Catharine and John Streets and Mr,
Ernie Lewis to erect a cold frame on
his property at the greenhouse.
The Clerk's report on the arrears
of taxes was good news for the mem-
bets of the council. Outstanding taxes
are lowest in some years amounting to
$2314.00. Miss M. Casemore inter-
viewed the -council in regard to tjse
taxes that her house, amount of new
some time in December. .
$350,000 but now
more than that.
hope
Buy
to have
an extra
much
bond BAPTISMAL FONT , on Shuter street was charged. She
that to the said she came protest ,
,
UNITED
HOLD
CHURCH
ANNIVERSARY
TO
so that the new.objective
subscribed.
, The
District Subscriptions
Blyth
Standing
$109,400
will be over-
%
170.94
.
Presented By
WAS
Mrs.
-
W. W.
DEDICATED
Armstrong
amount she was to pay also that she
had been promised free taxes for a
year if she erected a new house. The
Mayor explained that she had been
promised free taxes for one year but EER
ION
. .
9
SEASON
BRUCE, GREY
The directors and others in charge of
the various activities in 'connection
with the show deserve great credit for
the manner in which the show was
conducted,
:
These Special Services Will Be Held
Zurich, West •Hay
East Wawanosh 136,700
198,450 155.04
140.93
In Memory Of Her
.
Parents that the government had changed its
R EGION
PLAN
ANN
FOB
Sunday Brussels 133,650 129.51 At Knox P r e s.b y t e r i a n Church, plan lest October in this .regard. Coun-
cil were of the opinion that she was en-
Wingham
next,
7 p.m.
services
Wallace
ward,
publication.
Mr. Bruce
Wingham
Anniversary
•
United
November
The special
will be
of Toronto,
a United Church
The
Edgar
resident.
services
11th.,
the
guest
Church
of Toronto,
will
at
speaker
Rev.
editor
Sunday
soloist
11
on
Dr.
be held at
Sunday
a,m. and
for both
Archer
of the On-
School
will be
a former
Wingham
Exeter
Colborne
Clinton
Goderich Twp.
Seaforth
Hullett ...
Hensall, Hay East
Howick
West Wawanoshe..
TJsborne
342,000
264,800
•e;112,150
P86,300
'132,000
247,900
148,900
145,200
315,000
92,750
129,100
129.02
126.70
120.60
114.97
110.00
108.25
104.86
102.25
100.37
, 95.62
90.92
Grand
was
W.
parents,
Craig,
were
years,
of the'
era-,
Galt
on Sunday
W.
from
and
Valley,
presented
members
was
church,
Mr,
formerly
Armstrong,
Sudbury
at
to
and
of
dedicated
Wingliam,
a: Baptismal
Rev.
the
the
Mrs.
that
in
of Wingham,
H.
attended
church
by
K.
Toronto,
morning
church
memory
William
Font,
by
and
for
the minister
Caslor.
the
service,
of
Preston,
which
Mrs.
her
Logan
thirty
Sev-
dedi-
who -
titled to free taxes for a year under the
circumstances and on motion of Coun.
Spry and Reeve Evans it was decided
that the taxes for this be rebated to
Miss Casemore.
The Mayor reported that he, Court.
Johnson, Reeve Harold Moffatt of
Turnberry, and W. R. Cruikshank,
clerk of Turnberry and Mr. John
Hanna, M.P.P,, has interviewed the
Department of Highways at Toronto,
11
.mber 24th.,
-
Be November 19th„ to
Inclusive
Mr. J. A. Carroll, superintendent of
fairs for the province of Ontario, off}-
cially opened the show. He was in- . • To Send Boxes Ove
t of
iron,
rnber
hich
ry
hat
trounced
official
season
inclusive,
t deer.
Bruce
Game,
for
The dates
Bruce
19
local
plentiful
they are
and
last
notice
Deer
week that the
and Fisheries
with regard
hunting deer in
for the coup-
and Grey are
to November 24,
making six full
ninrods will be
have not been
inethis area hut
quite plentiful
Grey.
troduced by nee W. Gurney, Presi-
dent of the Wingham Horse Show.
The master of ceremonies was M. L.
(Tory) Gregg. Others who spoke
spoke briefly were:, John W. Hanna,
M.P,P.; Dr, Hobbs Taylor, M. P. P.;
Thos. Dent, M.P.P.; and Joseph Saint
of Wallaceburg, a well known horse-
man and a former resident of Wing-
ham.
Afternoon Results
Township Teams-Ewan Taylor,
Lucknow.
(Continued on page four)
The regular
Auxiliary
held last
with Mrs.
dent, conducting
After
eluded plans
Day convass.
a comforter
donated
also
this
A shower
arranged
It was agreed
soldiers
Christmas.
meeting
to Wingham
week in the counci
W. G. Hamilton
the
the 'usual businesE
were made
It was
which had
by Mrs. H. Camel
made to hold
month.
of household
for, the followint
to send
who would not
of
L
meets
for
decid
beet
a 1:
box
bi
Turnberry
Goderich Town 452,700
83,400 77.22
74.83
cation service,
. regarding the payment for the road to
,,,. BRIDGE CLUB' Stanley • 105,700 73.40 EAST WAWANOSII UNIT
the cemetery and that satisfactory ar-
rangements had been made,
. Seven
in the
Bridge
and a half
weekly game
Club on Friday
tables
at the
took
evening.
Wingham
part
The
Grey
Morris ........... ....„_...s.
Stephen West
McKillop
..... 90,000
,.... 62,350
122,000
93,750
73.05
67.67
67.04 FEDERATION ANNUAL 66.02 •time
The Clerk was instructed to renew
Nat-Department
property
of theywere alleaDseefwenitche the
ffor tonal
game this week will be held on the Stephen East ,-.. ..... ' 56,750 -,61.02 The annual meeting
-
of the East Wa-
five) (Continued on page
, . . regular
were:
Campbell
night, Thursday.
North and
and Bert
South
Porter;
-1st
The
2nd.
winners
,Mrs. H.
Mrs.
Tuckersmith
Asheield
Air Schools
82650
85;100
180,150
58.20
57,50
318.76
wanosh
riculture
Hall,
Unit
will
Belgrave,
of
be
at
the
held
8.15
Federation
in the
p.m.,
of
Forester's
on Friday,
Ag- Cards speak louder than words, and
-McKibbones have them.
UTE
NOVEMBER
MEETING
16th.
When it's sa card for any occasion.
It's McKibbon's in Win ham.,
C. H. Magee and Jack Mason; 3rd.
amber,
nth,
lar
)e
A.
conference.
nstitute
Mrs.
The
sming
Crawford,
monthly
on
November
"Citizenship",
W.
roll
Wilson,
will
a member
meeting of the
be held in the
the third Friday
16th. The
Program
H. Fraser, Mrs. J.
call will be arts-
'of the San
Hostesses are,
Mrs. C. Armi-
Mrs. H. :Godkin.
Deer Licenses
A Deer Season will be opened in
Huron-Grey-Bruce from November 19
to 24 inclusive. No dogs are to be
used. Deer licenses are now available
at the Clerk's Office, Town Hall,
Wingham.
Euchre, Gilmour's School, Nov. 14
e Don't forget the Progressive Euchre
to be held at Gilinotir's School on
Wednesday night, November 14th.
Mrs.
Bell;
Haselgeove;
E. Webster.
Mrs. R.
G. C. Gammage
4th Mrs. ,Geo.
5th.
East
S. Hetherington
Mrs.
and
Ross
J.
and
Mrs.
and
J. Brown
and
West
E. D.
Omar
and
-1st.
Duncan
Attending Convention
Mrs, W. J.
Road, Federation
Mrs. L. Ivers, of
delegate for *West
Hendreson,
representative,
Dungannon,
Huron
Bluevale
and
district
Women's
At
National
Mr.
on the
November 9th.
this meeting
Film
C. R. Coupes
Hog
Board
Producers
will
picture&
will
give
Association,
from
be shown.
an, address
the
Dance At Currie's School Friday
A welcome home party will be held
at Currie's School on Friday evening,
November 9th. Tiffin's Orchestra.
Lunch served. Admission 25 cents.
REPORT
MUCH
WAS
EXAGGE
VE
Mark
his reported
much
Mr. William
vale Read:
his death
in the July
Scientific
]fished at
York. This
- - fax things
they thought
startling
nary
James Henderson
for
Twain once said
death that
exaggerated,
of
James Hende
can say this
''-'-'' -.' was reperted
issue of
Instruments
Lancaster,
publication
about Bill.
Bill to find
of him but
for him to read
i;
it
Dr
Otte
sa
" ' as o
the
wh;
Pa„
salt
It
ott
it
hi
Kennedy;
Mrs. H.
kin and
2nd.
IvlacLeato
Gordon
Mrs.
MacKay;
3rd.
E. Webster
Mrs.
4th.
and
G..God- t. Mrs. 0.
Institute, are attending
convention executive
don this week.
meeting
the London
in Lou-The them
Christmas
at McKibbon's.
cards are lovely. See Major A. W. Irwin To * i s., Open Dental Office s
Colborne and Mrs. A. E. VanStone; . Major Arthur W. Irwin has received
5th. Mrs,
Williams.
Art, Wilson and
, .....'
George HONOUR • THE DEAD Ill At
We
thy
Her Home
regret
Lloyd is ill
to report
at her
that
home,
Miss
John
pop-
St.
his discharge from the Royal Dental
Corps after serving over five years„
I He will re-open .h.'....', dental in .. office
NGO - BINGO Proceeds for patriotic work. A good
lunch served and prizes given. Cards
C.G.I.T.
On
Hallowe'en
Tuesday evening,
Party
October 30th., _ . . HELP
---
THE LIVING Friends
institute
wish
Held
her
Bridge
a speedy
and
recovery,
tuciari
the Hydro building on Monday' next
week,
II
ecial
will
12th.
be held
on Monde.y
games.
' Twenty
in 'the Odd-
evening next,
garnes for
Al! invited.
to start at 9 o'clock.
Home From Hospital
Mr. A. J. Walker returned home
' ' from Victoria Hospital, London, on
about sixty
groups
girls
of the C.G.I.T.
belonging
met
to the
in
three
the Un- Buy and Wear a Poppy
--
TWenty-six tables took part at the Li 99th Start For Home Nov. 15th. e
ited Church
Many
who all
A delicious
the party
the Taps.
•
for
games were
appeared
lt inch
closed
. .
with
a Hallowe'en
enjoyed
in different
was.
the
,
served
by
costumes..
singing
' Party.
before
of
This year, as in other years, the
Canadian Legion through its 1760
Branches and Auxiliaries in Canada, is
calling to the people of the Dominion
that they should observe more than
ever in solemn remembrance the sym-
Bridge
in the
winners
McCool;
Euchre
2nd,
Wednesday
'c o u n
were:
2nd,
-1st.
Mrs. Roy
and Euchre
c i
Mrs,
the girls chance afternoon
Bridge
Mrs.
I c
Mundy.
which
of
h a in
--1st.
G. C.
Wilfred
was held
last
b e r s.
Mrs.
'Gamma
Caslick;
on
week
The
e. g t
W. B.Cameron
The 3rd. Canadian Division is now
eing transferred to. England on the b .
first lap of the journey home. The
Highlanders of Ottawa, were
the first unit to leave Holland. The
99th. Battery R.C.A., will leave for
England on Novefber 15th., f but it is
iliNfi
OVERSEAS
TO-
DUTY
Wednesday afternoon of last week,
We regret to report that he was not so
well for a day or so after the trip
home but are happy to report that he
js now making satisfactory progress. Mr. Jack
ed a president
club. Jack
here for
to be just
Where he
council,
Head ListowelHockeyC' • s
McMichael
of the
was a popula
a number of years
as well liked
is also a
has
Listo
;
i.
meml
bolism which has, become an integral
part of Remembrance Day observan-
known NAVY
DAY.
LEAGUE
WAS
-
TAG
SUCCESS ces, and asks that every man, woman r James A. Thbmpson, A.
MEETING
AT LANE'S
WAS HELD
SCHOOL
not yet when they will start
their ocean voyage to Canada.
Appointed Manager At Bloomfield w On Way To England
.....-
Illustrate Travelogue Nov. 12th.
A travelogue entitled "A Tale of
Two Cities" will be given by Rev. Dr, 0 On
at the
the Navy
Days;
about
The
who took
ing amounting
Saturday last
Horse Show
League
The receipts
$15.00 more
Leagtie wishes
part in
the
than
this
and
were
to $122.40
to
local
conducted
last
activity
very
on Thursday
branch
which
year.
thank
of
Tag
gratify-
is
all
especie
and child wear a Poppy on Sunday,
November 11th., in memory of those
who laid down their lives in the First
Great War and of those men and
women who have made the supreme
sacrifice in the More recent conflict,
the conclusion of which we so grateful-
ly celebrated a few months ago.
This appeal is not made on behalf
.
Film
nature
Mt'.
the Hog
*Under
Federation
Turnberry
the
of
Board pictures
L. G. Bryce,
were presented
Federation
Producer's
auspices
Agriculture
Marketing
of the
of an
at Lane's
president
gavcc
educational
of
a talk
Turnberry
National
school.
scheme.
the
on
Mr. W. J. Bundscho, who has been
accountant in the Delhi branch of the
Canadian Bank of Commerce for the
past several years, has been appointed
manager at Bloomfield, near Picton.
Mr. Bundscho was teller at the Wing-
tram branch for sometime and his
friends here will be pleased to learn of
en
red
ter
k Squadron Leader James
bri, A.F.C, left for iMonce.
the first step in his return
fly freight from England
sational forces in 'Germany.
home on leave. He was
Ingham, and attended the
e before going into ibusi-
is brother In Listovrel. His
s. 011ie Thompson, resides
and Mrs. R. S. Hetherings
at the start, of the war
0th battery, R.C.A., at Lis-
die following spring trails-
re R.C.A.P. and proceeded
November, 1040, where he
t fighter pilot for sixteen.
his return to Canada he
;ly in Western Canada and
red to his present rank in
.,
Arches' Wallace in Wingham United
Church, on Monday evening, Novem-
her 12th., at 8 p.m. Slides will be
shown comparing and contrasting
London and New York. This enter-
tainrnent is being sponsored by the
Evening Auxiliary of Wingham 'United
Church. Admission is 25c. „
LyceumTo Feature •
"Thrill Of Romance" t. _ To accommodate the large nunteer
'II of who will wish to see the "Thrill
Romance" at the Lyceum Theatre on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday this
week the management wall have two
shows each evening, at 7.30 and 9.30
There will also be the Saturday P Ill', matinee at 130 p,m. Van Johnson and
pktute'
TURNBERRY
FEDERATION
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il ally those who sold tags, V of the Legion or of its members, but his promotion,
i is a sister.Legion
GAPE PLATT
BY ARTHUR
HONORED
.
FRIENDS
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en behalf of all ex-service then who
are in need. The collection and ad-
ministration of the Poppy, Fund has
beenTh ee ntpruosptpediesto atlniedrCanraedaitainls whiel;
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To Spent Winter In Florida . . Lieut. Muriel E. Redmond arrived in
Wingham on Saturday night from
Vancouver, B. C., where she received
L. A. Bryce Was Aga
President
- „ At the annual meeting at
berry 'Unit of the Pederatio
ultuiT held at •Gilmour's
Wednesday evening last, wt
esting and imformative ad
given by Mr, C R C it
, , , ou
on the proposed Ht
ers Marketing scheme, Mr.
art, Agricultural Represen,
addressed the gatherhig,
of the work of the Federatir
the Agricultural problems ,
the farmers are confronts,
tife.
The following directors • ed l
President-4. G, Bryce, (
Directors-sHarry Mulvey
shall, Thera, Metcalfe, Char
James E, Currie, Harold Mt
ert Powell, Walter Woods, ,
er, John McTavish, Leslie I
. be to buy are trade by you will asked We had the pleasure last week of her discharge from the Women's Royal ---
(Arthur Enterprise News)
Captain Wilbert Platt of Wingham, , woo recently returned from overseas,
after a long term of service in Britain
and on the continent was honoured on
Friday evening last by a number of
.Artlitte and Grand Valley friends in
Esther Williams ate the stars of this grave,
an organization of disabled ex-service-
men, These men ate absolutely in.
capable of earning a living in any other
way, and but for this industry, would
be a charge on the Public fends. If
Poppy Day did nothing but keep these
Men self-supporting and self-respect-
reading a copy of the Daily Express
of London, England, This paper which
enjoys one of the largest circulations
in the Old Land crowded into its four
wartime pageS a lot of interesting
tiews. Besides its regular new value
it also has space for considerable ad-
Canadian Naval Service (W.R.C.N.S.)
in which she served for more than A three years thiefly in Ottawa, She lert
Wednesday with De and Mrs. Red.
mond on a, trip to Florida, where they
will spend the winter in St. Peters-
burg.
1943, and was awarded the
Cross in January of this
winter he was With the
travelled
.
TO ENROLL ANOTHER
WARD AID CLASS
, ..g..4....ado
the Arthur Orange Hall, The Captain
was presented with a highly cornpli-
fentary address and a silver tea set-
Vice. Mr, Carman Brown of Grand
ing citizens, it would still be worth.
while.
Every man, woman and child is ex-
to a Poppy on Ragan. petted wear
vertising also cartoon, fashion, cross
word puzzle and children's story. The
feature articles of this issue was the
decision of the British cabinet to re-
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
MONDAY. NOV. 12th
expedition which
i mountains iii the interior
:olumbia. This summer he
rse in transport flying at
to take hie Wife, the fernier
lag of Listowel, and their
liters Jiilia Anne, to- Unt-
t as transportation is avail-
.
Another opportunity is being given
girls and young ladies of this district
to enroll in a Ward Aid course at
Wingham General Hospital, This elaSs _
Will soon he completely filled. Ally
wishing to take this course should get
itt,tottat with MrS, Iris 11/foristy, super.
intendant of the hospital, as soon as
possible, •
C.
.
Valley presided over the happy gather..
leg and the address was read by Mr,
Pred Clayton of Grand Valley, Mr,
Stanley Shaw presented the handsome
gift. Captain Platt ati old West Luther
boy, made a splendid address hi reply,
Pollovsing the presentation, dancing
was enjoyed for a tivIt hours and a 'deli
CiOus lunch was served by the ladies.
brance Day, The Canadian Legion is
grateful for the hearty support they
have always received from the general.
public to make the lot of the 'distressed r, ex-servleetnest eaglet', and it is our
hope that there will be no partial or
permanent black-out for them.
GIVE "GENEROUSLY FOR. YOUR
POPPY!
duce purchases froth America and the
trial of "Lord Haw Haw". The paper
was dated SePtember 2nd., and we are
indebted to Plight Lieutenant Scott
Reid, who arrived borne from overseas
last week, for bringing this paper back
to Canada. Dttring the WAr and evert
riots the English papers can just print
four pap papers.
Premier George A. Drew, Minister
of education, has announced that Re-
inctutssucc Day, which falls oil suns
day next, will be observed as a School
littliday 111 Ontario ,Ott Monday, Nov-
ember 12th. Prettier Drew pointed
out that Remetnbrante Day this year
conintemmorates the end of two great
wars, ,
A-
T HERE
Pamagot
on hallow-
ch on their
Wednesday
number 'of
, etc., were
her years.
the party
the Lions
ers were on
were kept,
v ery closely
aff. They
shots when
t particular
selves by
Main street
, Dr, Fox
is lawn and.
remove it,
Son stor-
otaph plot
l~ro damage
clerable ef-
oys turned
I yard and.
street. On
as hallow-
MOO
seas
the Ladies
egion was
I chambers
, the presic
ng.
was con-
the Poppy
d to raffle
made and
ell. Plans
ingo some-
goods was
Tuesday.
es to those
home for
RY
RATED
regard to
was very
, William
wa, son of
rson, Blue-
me thine- as
totin
Review of
ch is pub-
and New
1 some very'
was a great
just what
was rather
own obit--
tub
been eleet-
wel hockey
r resident
nd appears
LiStowel,
er of the
OF
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in Chosen
the Turn-
of Agee.
school on
s an inter-,
dress was
s of Bel-
g Produe-
Bain Stew.
ative, also
He spoke
n and also
vith which
at this
Vere elect.
eenected.)
, Sam Mr.
its Sewers,
ffatt, Rob-
Jack Fisch.
ouglas,