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THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES Wednesday, September 22, 1948 ways known the fear of disease, pesti- lence, plague, famine, drought, poverty, oppression end a mulititude of other . dire afflictions, Fear is not a pleasant sensation but it does serve a useful purpose. It makes mankind do something that might otherwise be neglected, to re- move the dangers which are feared. Fear of the certain results of neglected afflictions, such as disease, cause man- kind to seek a cure before it is too late. And so with this present universal fear of war, in demoncratie countries it is causing them to seek every pos- I IE ~i ~ I' > r l l i tr i l[ li il IE N' sible means, except disgraceful sub- ;mission and appeasement of the op- Iptessor, to prevent the outbreak of 'hostilities and sat the same time, it is causing them to prepare for the con- flict if it does come. Fear snakes better soldiers, and few indeed are the soldiers in combat who do not know fear. Fear often saves lives, because, when a man is its dan- ger, whether he's on a battlefield or in an accident, it enables him to fight back or gives him extra strength and extra acuteness to escape from his dire predicament. Scientists have proven that fear pumps a man full of extra energy by increasing the sugar con- tent of ins body. It makes his heart pump more powerfully, makes his metabolic rate jump, makes his blood rush to his brain and skeletal muscles which makes the senses sharper and muscular reaction quicker, and it also makes the abdominal muscles tighten which draws the stomach closer to the • spine where it is less vulnerable to in- jury, Of course some fears are harmful, One can have no sympathy with or respect for those shivering souls 'who are hounded by unreasonable, tortur- ing fears of every minor ailment or little daily mishap or occurrence. People who are afraid of everybody and everything, even of themselves, suffer from serious emotional instabil- ity and need medical attention. Sup- pressed fears also are harmful because they may create a state of tension and strain in the internal organs which can result in serious illness, or they may cause a person to take unneces- sary risks to prove that he isn't afraid, Fear is no disgrace and no normal - man or woman cali-ilismiss fear from his or her life. * * * NEWFOUNDLAND WILL = ENRICH CANADA • . • - At first thought, confederation with 111 Canada appears to be a bargain for the 111 people of Newfoundland because they will pay 20.000,000 a vear in federal ~Il .TIL taxes o f one kind and another, while - collecting more than 30,000,000 in fed- IlirElection, it Seems that Canada as a i'whole will be greatly enriched, gain - foundland's entry into confederation, 15- The inclusion of Newfoundland as • a province in this great Dominion is a • grand addition to our country of which lIE = 'every Canadian is proud and confeder- ln ation means .greater strength in both :7+7 IA war and peace. But, aside from she = a arigiandmment of Canada in size and MERKLEY MOTORS HUDSON SALES and SERVICE TELEPHONE 84 WINGHAM MEN WANTED BOTH SKILLED and UNSKILLED Particularly Young Men desirous of learn- ing to be craftsmen in a highly specialized industry. Interested only in those who wish permanent employment. D. P. Emigrants welcome. APPLY TO Sherlock-Manning Pianos Ltd. Clinton, Ont. I GET MORE TOj 11; F CAR a I PAY LESS OUT OF n YOUR POCKET II SAVINGS IN FUEL AND OIL BILLS n n are yours a.6 well as new pep and efficiency n from your car when you see us regularly for an n • ENGINE TUNE UP • I a an • Wingham Advance-Times Published at WINOPIAM. - ONTARIO 1,1V. McCool, Editor and Publisher Authorized as Second Class Mail Post Office Department subscription Rate — One Year $2.00 Six Months $1.00 in advance To U.S.A. 2.50 per year Foreign Rate $3,00 per year Advertising rates on application Vol. 76 — No. 2 FEAR IS THE MOST UNIVERSAL EMOTION If you value your health and you life, don't be afraid to be afraid. And don't go around boasting that you have no fears because that is often a sign of fear. No human being can live with- out fear so thete is no sane reason to be afaraid of your fears. Experiment- ers have found that tear is the most powerful of all human emotions, even stronger than love and it is the most universal emotion. Daily we read in our newspapers and other publications, and hear over the radio that men's hearts are filled with fear of the future. For the third time in this century the world appears to be heading towards another catas- trophic world war, and since the hum- an race sinned and was forced out of the Garden of Eden, mankind has al- CLEARING i eral benefits. 'But, after a bit of re- 9t a = munch snore than she pays, by New- Goodrich Bicycles 2 Waterloo Garden Tractors Specially Priced • Cars Washed and Simonized by the addition of a proud and sturdy ; = people, it appears that the Dominion will also gain in the future financially P.! and through a greatly accelerated ts.r...wth in population and industry as WI a dirk•ct result of this union of the two = British Democracies. • NOW1,.Undlzunt is a rocky, hilly is- Drive in Today iriEN1015and toga* Winghain ACL155DRIE5 Wools mo tors Telephone 139 se to shot PLAN ' a Chevrolet, Oldsmobile Cars 'Chevrolet Midas IIII lie said, "Extra work is required from _ a Naval Volunteer Reserve. Continuing, SIMORMilimasitinisiniiiiiiiiiiiinisintiiimMili X sorrt factories, and we are adopting measures which will nearly double who spoke for the government in the • - absence of Prime Minister Clement R, ▪ Attlee, called upon the House of Conl-- ' m mons and The British people to avoid m ;panic. He said, "in the present dream- . stances His Majesty's Government bad N i ro choice but to take certain precau- n tionary measures, and they have there- fore, decided that all national service n 1111 men due for release in the next few a months must be retained for an -extra al three months." III He also said that recruiting for the IN forces would be stimulated and ad auxiliary forces would be brought • m up to strength, including the RAF m 'Volunteer Reserve and the Royal the rate of output of certain fighters, and older types of fighters in store will be reconditioned. In regards to aircraft, NYC have not only to meet our own needs but those of other countries including those of the Western Union. a a a 01111M111111111111112111111111111111111111111111111111111111 P a let a a a a goorstiorrarair Commoners and Peers assembled for Guelph, visited at the Manse of Mr. the opening of a special session 0 John Mundell. Our 25 *Ant Scientific Examin. tion enables us to give you Clear, Comfortable Vition. — - Mr, and Mrs. Bernard Lillow of Lon- with the shrine-like beauty of a P-1 clop, were the guests of honor. Bernard Pi ; spent the greater part of life in A family plot should be graced --'-' his lastingly. a tribute' to those at which .....g I B.luevale and his bride, the former Eva monument . 11111111111minnummusimincamininimmumounninammomumnatiai rest. We have many classic i i-11Fmley, lived formerly in Winghatn. X Enes/sing Johnston read a compliment- styles withyotou suggest, and manddeswigilols. work Mary address and presented a purse of ,-ii Exceptionally Low Prices, Ii essx_.-sopirieeys-setod wiliiiiecilrt Mr, and Mrs. Lillowl= thanks and 4 _ , ..._, Win. Brownlie =,appreciation, Lunch was served and id, Box 373 'Phone 450 :I da:icing was enjoyed to the music of 4Jackson's Orchestra. \t the service in Knox Presbyterian it .-: Alfred St. Wingham -312 ", CC 1. i 1,371.141 ect)iisl Sunday morning, Rev. L. 114. ,en preached trout the text, le iii tt',A eepi, a corn of wheat fall into the 21 Inscriptions it abideth alone, but Sa2n5dbyleaastrisngexMpeerimenoRcreieaplasiring Lii '11;fr it'illi lvdetahruilt ltigeth forth much fruit, The latest in Portable Sandblast .... = 'pointing out that Jesus died that we Equipment 1111-_,inioht live. Communion service will be ..1!,,11,..:rvetl next Sunday at II. o'clock The President, Jean Hall presided at the Mission Band meeting in the United Church and conducted the routine opening exercises including the repeating of the Mission Band Pur- pose and a prayer for Missionaries. All joined in singing "Jesus is Tender- ly Calling," The roll call was answer- ed by repeating a Thanksgiving verse. Birthday greetings were sung for Cavell and Betty Ruttan. The Worship Service was conduzied by Mrs. W. J. Johnston, assisted by Audrey Mann. Arrangements wet e made for the Fall Thankoffering meet- ing. Miss Margaret Curtis told the story of Yeuri, a young Japanese girl, who attended a Christian Sunday School and by means of the papers she received she led others to Christ. Much interest was shown in a con- test, where the children were asked to fill in omissions in the titles of hymns written on the blackboard. Eleanor Smith and Jean Hall played a piano number. The first showing of the National Film Board pictures for the winter season was held in the Community Hall on Friday night. Mr, Roy, who has charge of the pictures made a brief introductory address, expressing the wish that the showings be wc11 attended and suggested that discussion periods be held on the subject of the pictures. This series included "The Beavers", "The Pulp Industry of Can- ada, "The Making of a and IIE showed several Canadian 'Women who NI, e.--, ‘are holding most important positions ililequal if not surpassing positions of the same nature held by men. These pictures are very educational and interesting. Watch for the date of the next one, The Community Hall was the scene MONUMENTS big, which was of wide spread interest. pis of a social gathering on Friday even- The British Government reacted re Miss Florence Yowler, Mr. and deatlti to the delicate world situation Mrs, Duncan Aitkenhead, Seaforth, P, O. Box /4 'Phone 18 LUCKNOW ONT4 C. A. Loucks, Manager WINGHAM - ONT. Closed Sat. afternoons ▪ ul.-Ve1.11 meat ni thi- country. Ill nal.1 R ,pert',, n and Archie Pa - • In tin- rt,;it.-,n, .350 miles 1.01.:!1 IA Le" tt',14: 1VH7,e,Sioll. Cli* the 'Creamery • uk the St. 1,,ay.Tenee river and '709 air !this week which they purchased from mile' n 'George Thom-on, who has owned awl t hu_.s-st known deposits of high ntoole ,,perated a Creamery awl mimic milk k ..R it ei .ire •,n this continent. no `:real business, egg nradino: and poultry and ii 'United States are tteariitio depletion . it up possession the staff present- and the ;:that ices and steel inattsvy i ell qt r. and MT?. ThAds,3ti with a cab- --SEE Bennett & Casemore 'Phone 447 Winghtun For Your BUILDING, CARPENTERING Repair Work 13uilt-in CUPBOARDS All Work Personally Executed menn the end of our American dollar Sarnia;' Mr. and Mrs. 011ie Moffatt, s'..ort,tee, the development t.f the St. ,Irtgersoil; Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Sher- • Lawrence waterway, treat industrial iman, Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey, Kings- enpansi. om in Eastern Canada csneeial- i vile; Mr. and Mrs. James Young, iv its the basin' of eite St. Lawrence ' Helen and Jim, and Vernon Higgins, the lakes, and a great growth in the Miss Iris Dennison of Waterloo, poptilation and industry of Canada. ' ispent this week with her cousin, Mrs. General Accountancy for the SMALL BUSINESS MAN, PROFESSIONAL IVIAN BUSINESS & TAX strtvzcz INSULATION ASPHALT ROOFING WOOD SHINGLES DONNACANA WALLBOARD C.I.L. PAINTS (Interior and Exterior) Call 66 for fast, friendly service today. Fix up your borne snug and weathertight for winter with these timely items: 'PHONE tit WINGRAtl The Home of QUALITY BREAD, CAKES, PASTRY 6 We tale orders Daily (Saturday to 12 noon) ' ' timisi F, f. 11011111111 Optometrist hone 118 Harriston MR DON'S BAKERY Make Your Fall Check List Now! three nnontlis. Other precautionary I ed at the Bluevale Creamery, during measures, including a production pro- the holiday months, has 'returned to gram that will nearly double the out- Toronto to continue his studies at the YOUR EYES NEED ATTENTION BEAVER LUMBER .4. * 111 !toy Sellers and Roy. IIRIT/811 INCREASE ARMY Mr. .and Mrs. lath Lillow spent S. 1. Pvtnm N ill a Standard Tine and in the c ening at 5,7.30 p.m. the WX.S, will hold the: 1,1 :aeseeraitaginaitmadelaialtatiViatatonaniasittneatie: Par Floor Sanding finishing astk, and Rubber Tile FLOORING TELEPHONE 2S6 Mount Forest or 464 WINGHAM iver i,.rona ta I KE R'S DRUGSTORE t. TRUSSES ABDOMINAL BELTS it Et SUPPORTS ELASTIC STOCKINGS ELECTRIC HEATING PADS Mr. and Mrs. Howard Finley of day night. London, attended the shower for their Mr. and Mrs. Arch. McKinney of daughter, Mrs. Bernard Lillow and Leamington, spent the week-end with Bernard. in the Continuity Hall on Fri- his brother, R. E. and Mrs. McKinney. a N PARTS and ACCESSORIES Telephone—Days 417, Wingham • = 4111411111111E111111101011011111111111111111•1111111101111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111(1111011111111111111111 The' University Of Western Ontario offers the following Courses at the Public School, WINGHAM GEOGRAPHY 20 (Elements of Geography) Sat., Sept. 25,12.30 p.m. GEOGRAPHY 35 or 45 (World or Canada) Sat„ Sept.. 23, 2.30 p.m. IN CLINTON—English 20 and 21, English 30 or 40. IN HANOVER—History 20, History 31 or 44. Edwards' Motor Sales Chrysler, Plymouth Cars and. Fargo Trucks ii tTI kmd, much of it desolate NVii.,Ierness, . •',. Fowl gilitiglicuml willincl illal,114141.1111c1,Laitriumlin:LwaxiiinIcis0 with sirs% of its populated ;I•ea 'lying ! 1...1,- 4.$ env- rtt:co. coastone ...ze .. gotrirmiTiAnni..si itlz Is IA 1 a no 11 illiNlallallilli!aill1111111'v• . t •-; i ' m'' -anti t'' l't • i - • 'is nr.nc.pa . nic.11,try ove.nsna_ i = thes, people is fisitine. Aside 1'.:4,m1_,.= ii . int - nattona,, and strategic reasons, these .1- R Wanders wit'. probably add little to iTi• :e strength of C“tiiiria, It is Labl'a- 1 rr. 11 ..r...a dependeney of 'Newfoundland, = , • " WIWI' promises to be a future Goo- 1-...- mi send tti this I L.,mini, at. And its Labrot- ill .. in ,i..1. it is the V \ tcNr1VC, namense.y rich 11111111101111111111111111151111111!1•11111111111111111111V all I hani"incri" in"."ng' wile" I iso.n. ooe deposits which lie aloini 1,4 • C,Mrs. George Milne of Brussels, will . ' '`" ..guits:ien Lana. illustrated lecture on 11 ritish ' 1-abrad.,r-k nmebeo boundary that will • - t ,entuall2, mean so inuch in the future .: ii , '"--' ortiast -x of .Mont-ea/, lie the ' it Mt--alb range inn ore deposits in tile ! i a void ...t...ratae niant. ton the eve oi i that ortustry awl Canada will se•,..in ; _rte nn turn to the Labrador district i ill('\''I'i ts'iito':isir t{'Irais week at time lo..me o t. its iron .-re. F.ventually that will ! ;Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Higgins included :can oroat development in the it Mrs. Robert Mitchell, Winglmam, Mr. .re dii.ricts of Labrador and north- _ and Mrs. Russel Spiers, Flits Pion, (astern toniebee anti it should also .. 1- '11tinitohat Mr. and Mrs. Blair Spices, rive. and Great Lakes to the head of - Toronto. AND AIR STRENGTH ,Sunday with Mrs. Nellie Lillow: by announcing in parliament that men ' visited at the home of Mrs. R. F. due for release from the trined forces - Garniss and Miss Scott, would he kept in service for aft extra , jack Church who has beets -employ- put of certain jet fininter aircraft, were 'University. . likewise announced to the surprised Mr. and Mrs. Parker Smeltzer -of parliament. Lord President Herbert Morrison nriiri,t