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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1952-11-19, Page 7n n ,•-.2•9•1.9.11•0100 a €4k 4 (mho Ma the You'll find him about 20 years of age . . fully' trained and full of the zest for flying keen ... alert ... brimful with a sense of accomplishment and responsibility! He probably won't admit to you he feels a pride, in doing his duty in being prepared to defend freedom — but it's 1 obvious he does. If you are 17 and not yet 25, find out today 'how you can be a PILOT in the ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE • went air crew because, more than anything else, 1 wanted to fly — and I felt I'd get more flying and experience in the Air Force . .1 Jets? , . . yes, they're easier to fly . . . Sorry, I can't describe the feeling to you, but there's just nothing like being up there . • . 35,000 feet . . in a world of your own . .'. in a jet, that's — well — your baby . . SEE THE CAREER COUNSELLOR AT THE ADDRESS IN THE COUPON—OR MAIL THE COUPON! RECRUITING UNIT, 343 RICHMOND STREET, LONDON, ONT, PHONE : 4-7314 or 4-7315 Please mail mei without obligation, full particulars regarding enrolment requirements and openings now available in the R.C.A..14, NAME , (Please Print) ins; (Surname) (Christian Name) STREET ADDRESS CITY PROVINCE.,....._,...,,........ EDUCATION (by grade and province) CAM 11-W 'ebitt 1111141.61111100MettffiftadAt Be wise - Winterize ! Be sure your home is snug and weathertight. There is still time to repair and replace before bad weather sets in. You can shop in complete confidence at Beaver Lumber for all your building needs. Call 66 today and ask us about our ONE STOP SERVICE ASK ABOUT GuR IMPROVEMENT CREDIT PLAN. EAGER LIMITED WEONJOSDAN, NOV.Vunug lo, U)51 THE WINOHAM ADVANCE-TIMES rvi.v ToRrip WECHEIU., 1117NTE4S HEAD Nonni Early Friday morning of last week, laden with all kinds of provisions, the Mitchell Hunt Club members left town for their old haunt, Maple Isla. Muskoka, Joining them was their veteran of the crowd, John Col- 1952 MERCURY, sedan, auto- matic transmission & radio 1952 METEOR sedan, 2 tone grey 1951 MERCURY sedan with built-in radio 1951 METEOR sedan with built- in radio 1951 FORD sedan with over- drive noon, at London, who has missed only three hunts in the last Irt. Nor- man Coveney looked after the trans- portation of equipment, including a tractor to pull a wagon from the highway into camp with the neces- sary SIIPPlies and 100 large loaves of bread, baked locally.—Mitchell Ad- vocate. BUILD SPUR LINE Work has been commenced on the construction of a spur line reaching from the Iluron and Bruce line of the Canadian National Railway to RCAF Station, Clinton, to expedite shipping of freight and supplies to the Station, Stewart Taylor, assistant CNR roadma.ster stated. — Clinton News-Record. '14'1'44" need reliable answers to your"crosis questions" this year! • • • set them in I Often referred to as "a newspaperman's an'sommsji- covers the world- with a network of News Bureaus . and correspondents. Order a special intro- - ductory subscription today-3 months for • $3. You'll find the ,11 MONITOR "must" reading and as necessary as your HOME TOWN PAPER. ciosa HySta- Ncr MONITOR r44 :7r " The Christian Science Monitor One, Norway St., Boston 15, Mass., U.S.A. Please send me on introductory Moni- ter subscription-76 issues. I enclose Sa. (name! (address) (zons) (scats) P8-10 of both wars were being remembered, and not merely those of the first. Nov- ember 11th would always belong to one war, as It were; the new day would mean a renewed act of remem- brance for the first, and a fresh re- membrance for the second, In addition this day would Invest the act with a permanent religious quality that has never been completely lacking to it throughout the years. Equally im- portant is the fact that it was found difficult in the past to organize a silence on what was a wotking day. With the battle for production still to be waged, the loss of a working day was not regarded as a fitting mem- orial to the slain. The official national observance at which the Sovereign lays the wreath is now on the Sun- day preceeding the 11th., and the sil- ence is observed over the whole nat- ion at 11 a.m. The silence is thus ob- served by many people during their morning worship. Church services us- ually start 15 minutes earlier for this purpose, This leaves the afternoon for community and interdenominational ceremonies. Local communities here would not go wrong if they adopted this prac- tice, even if the national ceremony is still held on the eleventh of November. This would seem to be the way things are tending and Canada may fall into line with Britain in this respect later. Of course it would be impossible to synchronize the silence all over this country, but it would be a happy thought that Britain and the Com- monwealth were united together on the same day in official remembrance Yours etc, Rev. Matthew Bailie, Bluevale, Ont. FOOD TIPS FOR AUTUMN APPETITES In these days of high prices and Autumn-keen appetites, no Ontario woman can afford to overlook a new booklet published by the Nutrition Section of the Women's Institute Branch and Home Economics service of the Ontario Department of Agri- culture. Under the heading of "Your Money's Worth in Food" the authors have compiled an all-embracing bulletin which deals extensively with all phas- es of food and food preparation. In addition to timely tips on how to get your money's worth in food; the bulletin includes a food guide for health in addition to devoting consid- erable attention to meal planning on the basis of nourishment, economy and appetite appeal. There ,are tips in abundance on how to prepare in- expensive, health-giving meals, on a modest budget. Of particular interest to the home- maker is a section of the bulletin devoted to the comparison of "Extra- vagant Foods" and "Economical Foods." Stress is laid on. those foods How COLDS affect Your KIDNEYS The kidneys are very delicate organs, easily affected—especially by a cold. Their duty is to filter impurities and excess acids from the blood. When you have a cold extra work is thrown upon your kidneys. Dodd's Kidney Pills help your kidneys clear your system of excess acids and poisons caused by colds, and give you a chance to shake infection sooner—feel better faster. If you have a cold get and use Dodd's Kidney Pills. 139 Dodd's Kidney Pills that yield your money's worth in food value. In these days when every dollar has to count, housewives will find new ways of using leftovers. Preparation of less expensive cuts of meat is dealt with at length in the bulletin, There is complete information .on the pre- paration and cooking of the most ec- onomical cuts, Added to all that, there are pages and pages of mouth-watering recipes all of an economical nature, They- are all designed to bring ready and eager response to the call for dinner But, far more (important, they are easy on the pocket book. Cakes, cheese, cookies, desserts, etc., all have their place in the bulletin as well as a schedule showing the cook- ing time of all types of veg. tables. Copies of the Bulletin m.-ay be ob- tained from the Women's Institute Branch of the Ontario Department of Agriculture or from your local Agri- cultural Representative, WHEN PAIN -STRIKES At the first twinge of rheumatic pain— take Templeton's T-R-C'e. Over ,a lion T-R-C's used every month, for speedy relief from pain caused by risen- matism, arthritis, neuralgia, lumbago:and sciatica, Why sutler needlessly? Xecti T-R-C's on hand, and use them promptly. Only 455c, $1.35 at drug counters. 7-00 MIST CLASS WATCH REPAIRS AT MODERATE PRICES Owing to lack of space, am com- pelled to confine my repairs to watches only. George Williams Located in MASON'S STORE 1950 FORD coach black, very clean 1949 MERCURY sedan with radio 1948 MERCURY sedan 1947 CHEVROLET coach 1950 METEOR coach with over- drive and low mileage IIIIIIImmommilliummmlummillonlmnommmmlulmmullmilliatIMmam111111111111111111111 1951 Sales— Over 500 New and Used Cars and Trucks—There must be a Reason! Open Evenings till 10 p.m. "VES 5R,VSED CARS OF 7 CROSSETT MOTORS ARE THE FINE T WRAP MONEY CAN BUY ME VP TC,. A WHEW- WE you,VE BEEN TALKING BEEN ABoUT THEsE DOING ceisR5 'TILL GREAT, vm StuE 5PEECN IN -rHE BETTER FACE KNOCK OFF - Th FoR A 141-1o.e. il FEE) 'IN NEVE- LET - ME HELP YOU- A LITTLE CAN 'YOU DIZZY. STANDALONE. " _ 13 ..qp I'LL SAY I CAN STANP A LOAN, Boss- HOW ABOUT TEN BUCKS? f Now ' t(L‘ 0 .. iN fli? Ch. .! • .• I'M ' DIZZY. ,•- • • •?... .. eTc ...."'-' COUPLE JFS~ a --"'I mapei 1949 FORD half-ton pick-up 1949 FORD half-ton pick-up TRUCKS 1' BOX 473 ' The Editor Advance-Times Dear Sir: With regard to the observance of Remembrance, it might be wise for Canada to adopt the practice that Britain has found most appropriate, November 11th had great significance as Armistice Day; but it was felt after the second struggle that if the Sun- day before the eleventh of November were kept as Remembrance Day this would be an indication that the dead H. J. CORNISH & Co. I Certified Public Accountants H. J. Cornish L. F. Cornish D. Mitchell 294 DUNDAS ST. LONDON, ONT. "SALAIIA' TEA SAGS Radio Auction MONDAY DECEMBER 8th OVER C. K. N. X. at 8p.m. Sponsored by Kinsmen Club of Wingbam war