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WORLD'S
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PROPOSER STORAGE
IUSERVOIR
50/1CRES AND
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%i tar has b4.--,:ti on the 1.T00,000 ,he the biggest single power plant will increase to men next year
dcvelop• :an tae world. Ontario Hydro Chair- fie believes it 3111, he necessary tl
N.:rilitra river at QueenLi;rtn.n Robert Saunders says that the
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fly in 2,000 mr • ;tam Britain tc
15m, Witen it will.AL9 men employed 00 the site now work on the pi'k'e.':.
ADAMS PLANT
TO 1)E
CLOSED
CHI PPAWA
heading towards greater things In
their individual fields, which. is a cred,
it to our coming generation, The pro,,
gram tinder the auspices of Trinity
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Women's A
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andellay80 Q ! °o auni did 1,revializ, s'hes
to thank all those who assisted in any
way to make this evening a success,
Trinity .A.,17,P.A, sold bags of
home-made candy during intermissioat,
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Located in
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become headquarters for Wingham and vicinity for all Dodge and De Soto car and
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Len Crawford's wide experience in passenger car and truck operation and
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NUNG/TAM ADVANC.-Timgs _TMGn FOuR Wednesday, Febroary 21, 1951 •
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[\; tit remarkable the male quartette and Lornv
;i1..ncaaee, VitiLit:4 find Jai, assisted.
to tound First of the Lenten prayer services
WaS held in Trinity Anglican church,
on Tuesday night, with Rev. S. Miner
i;iving the talk on "Marks of a Chris-
tian" taking Hutuility as his subject.
At Behnore on Thursday night,
Tordwich Hockey team played with
llelmore, winning with the score,
FORDWICH Fordwich 8, nitot-e
oatnninity 1.1ali had a capao- J Auxiliary to the
\vaL L,4„ja:,, nit4ht wlica spon, aka' title drillers!
07, by Trinity clan:roi l on Friday
and l‘tv; on by a group of Toronto F,..,.L.thr ich
WaS
Bridio way inclabir of last week.
Altillirtr
Writ ialti
tt'alltS rwtrl ‘‘'
ning first, second and a
Fordwich• rink s.;ipn,....1 by i-Lot pat _
terson third place. lc,. was in fin,.
shape for thi. day's ';sort.
The United Church held their an-
imal meeting on the evening of Feb.
nary 6th, hasin,.., a pot luck supper,
after which reporl.: weru heard,
Mrs. Bert Winston was a recent
of
be
DA are Cotn/nunly referred 1,, as eastern,
the Olympia and the Japanese. The
first is grown on the Atlantic coast,
RUGS - DRAPERY al area,
w and the other to in flu- Pacific coast. :€*2-
it'. attlit to 1111111y parts of the Orld.
111 ,,r e limn 190 difierent species are
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FURNISHING' • (1"• (I value are produced and
1.r.t11:1. CIL;
OW lit} 's t,.) the
heroes. the English speaking
..ail first accepted. this legend of
• and its. heroes in the 14th ecn-
\\iien the Benedictine historian,
w rote of the mil oi
. .Ind in the 19th century the
,,,Kpressiun "like a Trojan"
made its iippearaltee to compare
• tt,' tit'S trt ir hi„-rues with
the ancient "1,-rojans.
hear irtillt 'I ..o.kitlg "like
iro;an", ur lying like one.
All of 1111.,.c refereneeN date 1 ,:tek
vett it \Stt,
bt.:Ile ,.ed that the men roy had
the stroll:01. and. endurance of 1nno
o rdinary mortals.
You know, although there ;Ire about
(barium species of 0:,,ters, known
ti , man, the 111, popular is the blue -
I I point.
t ibiteltict tir.ile for
b tlue
l point is iwiited to pr
t.
should come only from beds near
Blue Point, a village on Long island,
But most small roundish oysters
served. on .the half-shell have come
to be known as blue points,
The word "iTster" is derived
from the Latin "nsteult", Illettaing
"butte" ca" "shell." The oyster is nat-
.@ j to many parts of the \Vorld, and
if! - SLIP- COVERS ilii Their production is a million-dollar
1-. i industry fur" these sea-mollusks are
Ail P. — LAMPS - CHINA = favuurity with w , ii gourmets the world I -
ri OCCASIONAL ..,._. over. el i .1 And that's this week's edition
ii F1JRNITURE ®i THE GIST OF THINGS, We'll
around next week. See yon then.
ANOTHER PROVINCE
POR C4i.NADA
,„ine "toes not have to remain long
in F,ot \killiain or Port .,Arthur to
sense that that part of Ontario is a
I lom, way from Toronto----not only in
ll tiles. lint its at tit tide, In Many Wity'i,
those 1,akehead communities have
more in common with the West and
the Newt[' 111811 s ilk the more thickly
settled part of Ontario far to the
Fas ,.
It is htu'diy surplising then, that
some of those in the I.ahelleall. "area
NAN' 0 ',Ale,' r tr r tabli.h a prp-
%ince of their own, the those espee-
; ially as they are colts ions c.f a nrighty
emplie of rich natural res,iirecs he-
hegiunllit; at their very doors and
...treteitini,t far the North.
Thi: idea iS nun new, but it is
sista:tit. awl a group of citizens deli-
-itt,f1 a t, the met recently to ," rr
17 the emitting of a new province
to be called A1.11701'0., They believe
! that the creation of such a pros lure.
might well be ill the national interest
latfording the best w;Ly of con-:ervine
land. de.,elopinL4 the resources of 'what
is n o w Northwestern Ontario,
One of the champions of the ,cheme
points out that in the I.egisialu,T,
Southern Ontario has ten seats for
teach one from Northwestern Ontario
And. "since it is impossible for us to
make our voice heard in the Provin-
cial House, we wish 1., set up our own
Legislature." hie says his group is
confidert that their region has enough
timber iron., gold, enough farming
and fishing, enough hydro to enable
it to develop profitably, "In other
words, we feel the present Govern-
ment's policy of exporting our resour-
ces in the raw is a threat to the fut-
ure security of this part. of 'Ontario."
and "we now know that we will not
be able to change that policy unless
we forth a separate province:;,
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z7a to allost• usial today.
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aeatlection lielween two utter.[
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to the uoi..! ".r.a.1" 1ieals that it
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Mr. Mrs. Jas. Keith of Si.
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With the fOriiWr's brother.
Jim Wray was in Aylmer last week
at the Carnation plant there r6ieiving
tuitiOn on the different types of work
to be dune at the Creamery here,
which was recently purchased by the
Carnation Milk Co,
W. A. Meeting
Th e W. A, of Trinity Anglican
Church, .Fordwich, 'net on Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Selby
Foster. Mrs. Marshall. Arnistronff Pre-
siding. The meeting opened with the
Sci'iptttre reading, Math. 241 1-0, fol-
lowed by the member's prayer. Min-
tiles of last meeting were read by
Ow secretary, Mrs, Strong. A. report
of the Guild was given by secretary,
Mrs, I'arsoits, Plaits for the Univer-
sity Quartette of 14i1'untu, to be 'given
Feb. lath., were vontphIvAL It AN 47;
decided to obtain new prayer
ior the eiturcti. fly Da cad
by a .flte
bout. 1.1.111.11 11.,V AO, S. Ft rter'Ect.
on lligii . fysti‘als. l lie inevtiL i.;
pra}Lr by the Prt.sident. .L he I.,
untiiidef 01. 1.1a. XI clip...in Witt, T.l.it
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a•IWAVIYUMIPAINIPM. 11•11.1•VISIMMI•sewvil.
of yottng artists. from Toronto and
Kitchener under the direction .01 Har-
vey and Lorne 'Wide presented it Anus-
ical variety concert, consisting of se-
eniar and sacred songs and negro spir-
ituals, by a male quartette from 'l'or-
onto University, consisting • of Arthur
LOY'S, Harvey itritje, Willison Crich-
ton and David Cook, conducted by
Harold Saadi,
Trunmet solos by Eddie Belnin and
Lorne 13ritle; readings, Helen .C.,%;
Comic songs, lien), Haworth; Guitar .
numbers Donald Werner; solos Hugh.
Douglas and Sallitch, The ac-
companist at the piancP was A.rno1,1
Earl., a former musical director of Lids
district.
Great interest was aroused in the
community due to the fact two of the
above artists, Lorne and Harvey
Bride, were born and raised in
contumnity. This interest was shown
by a capacity audience which, judging
Irian their rapt attention and applause
thoroughly absorbed and enjoyed the
program from beginning to end.
Thy ;,romising ynting artists ate
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