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appeared in this paper.
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offer of assistannc to
:itetion, An exceptional of-
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fa el as 'Kitchener.
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dt(tlen and responsibilities in, tele-
vision,work, they feel they onotild
restrict their shooting activities to
one day or even half a (jay per
week,
The film itself will feature Wing-
ham as the background for a very
litunan story. Tne film will de-
finitely not be a documeittary of
Wingharn, since 4 project of that
nature would increase the cost of
production to a figure that is
attainable at this time, Since the
producers are financing this film
out of income, the budget must
necessarily kept on a shoe-
string basis, however, although
the cost of motion-picture films
cab be staggering, there have been
many examples of excellent films
made qn a similar budget. The
'Mrs. IX Todd is home after.
Spending the whiter months with:
her daughter, Mrs. D. J. McIntosh
and Mr. McIntosh at St. Catharines.
Miss Margaret Miller was home
from Stratford for the week-end,
Mrs. leith Black and David re-.
,turned on Saturday from, London
whei'e David had been a patient
in theCl uniligi.dren's War Memorial
Flospital for treatment for a
Rev, Campbell 'reveller of Glen
Allan, will be the guest speaker in
the United Church next Sundae'
morning. Mr. Ralph Howlett will
conduct anniversary :services at
;Glen Allan. •
Mr, and Mrs. Pave •Cibb and •
Harry; of Clinton, Mr. l3ob Gibb
and Mies Lorna May, of Stratford,
were recent guests of the former'e
son, Mr. Dave Gebb and Mrs, Gibl;e
Honor Bride-Elect
With Table Lamps
Mrs, Bruce MacLean was hostess
when a group of ladies gathered at
her home in honor of Miss Joan
Seddon, bride-elect of Saturday,
Games were enjoyed before the
gift of two ,beautiful table lamps
Was presented to Joan on behalf
of those present. Joan replied fit-
tiiigly.
A delicious lunch was served by
the hostess and helpers.
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_ Black velvet binding , gives a dramatic touch to a stitched
cotton dress of snowy white, a
nice choice for evening festivi-
ties. The banding also is used
at the shoulder straps, The neck-
line on the bodice has, a band with a bowed centre and a V-
!dipping hip yoke. Narrow pleats,
unpressed, billow out to a full
• skirt that is buoyed by. petticoats
'too hold its shape. White with
black is becoming increasingly
popular for summer wear in
everything' from beach to ball-
TOOM,,
Anglers May Obtain.
Natural .0*.t Chart ,L
To-Identify fish
']Department
assist
.4enf ic4.X.(le ns dIsneellWelPn•V]tiefrYejent:i
Ontarkett game fish,• the preelnee'el
has issued a chart showing • '21
varieties. in full natural colour,
The chart, which has gone into its
hrowndrit1)1414t•tio.".ihies] DaVeValarbtrtnat of
Lands and Fereete, 1)40144'044
Buildings, Toronto,
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"fright, irregular spots on a dark
background indicate the pike, The
maskinonge has dark coloured
vertical bars . on a light back-
ground with a :bronze them over
the shoulders, Two main species
of bass are the large and small
month. Imagine a vertical line
drawn through the back edge of
the eye, If the mouth parts
forward of this line, the fish is
small mouth; if the -mouth.. parts
back of this line, it is a large
mouth,.
"Speckled trout have square
tails or 'with a very shallow fork,
small, round, blue-ringed crimson.
spots on the sides and. white lead-
ing edge on the fine.
"The rainbow trout has • a tail
shaped' like 'that of ' a speckled
trout, tiny black spots on the back,
sides and tail; a wide red band
along the lateral line during the
spawning season in the spring.
The 'rainbow' streak is missing
frequently at other seasons,
"The brown trout has a square
tail, medium black spots ,on the
back and sides as far as the
lateral line, medium large red
spots surrounded by light coloured
rings on sides both above and
below the lateral line. •
"Deeply forked tail indicates the
lake trout, which. also has pale,
irregular spots' on varying shades
of a grey background.
"The' `splake' or ewencligoe
`cross' developed by scientists,
follows the lake trout in general
appearance but has a square tail
white leading edge on the fins,
"Of 142 species of freshwater
fish in eastern Canada, 131 are
reported in Ontario,"
Plan for a Cool
Summer Retreat
Is your one and only living room
taken over by the TV set? Do you
often wish you had some other
place to go besides your bedroom,
when you want to read, or merely
whittle?
If so, this is as good a time as
any to fhe up a basement retreat;
where you can keep cool this sum-
mer.
Some mighty nifty room layouts
are to be found in magazines deal-
ing with :human shelter. There are
also many modern fixtures that will
greatly increase the value of the
room as a recreation centre. If
fun and games are to be indulged,
participants often get hot, in fact,
sweaty., And many a trip to the
main bathroom can be saved by
installing a shower in a near-by
passage. Cabinet showers are now
available that leave the plant bro-
ken down so that they may be
moved jnto a house with minimum
inconvenience. They can he set up
right in one corner of a room and
painted to match the color scheme
so they won't seem out of place,
A wash basin and toilet will also
prove a big help when entertain-
ing, or when the recreation room
is used to accommodate overnight
or week-end guests.
You might also consider a new
furnace part of the over-all plan,
Back when basements were called
cellars, the furnace sulked in a
corner next to the coal bin, amid
surroundings that were enough to
give even his cast iron stomach
a bad case of ulcers. Today's heat-
ing plants, however, are quite dif-
ferent. To begin with, if they are
oil or gas burning units, they do
not suffer from the organic .dis-
turbances that bothered their an-
cestors. Hence, they are far easier
to operate.
They also dress well, They're uti-
obstrusive, Fit into the best of
surroundings. And while, clueing
the summer, Mother Nature may
dole out all the heat your family
heeds, it's nice to know that one
of these Modern Wonder Boys is
standing by, waiting to take over
when next winter comes.
BAllN vtranuAnos
BY FANS
Ventilation of barns requires
more air eirculatiOn during the
spring and fall season than during
the winter. When the outside temp-
etature is 40 degrees above zero, 6
to 10 tiros more air is needed than
at 20 below zero, according to W,
Kalbfleisth of the Central lexperi-
Mental Vann, Ottawa. Undo.' Mild
conditions natural flue ventilation
is imidequate but fells can provide
a positive movement of air.
The primary purpose of barb.
ventilation is to remove moisture
from the building. When eold, out-
side air is Moved through a been
it flicks 'up a large amount of
moisture, rir contrast to this the
ntitsidt, air in April Mid Oeteber
le normally damp and does not pick
up much moisture When passing
through the barn.,
MILADY TAKES. UP
SKEET SHOOTING
Sports clothes designers, ,trying
to. make bathing suits briefer, ten-
nis elethee trimmer and 'aid suits
...lighter, would 'look aghast at the
.entfite worn by women skeet
•ChemplonshiP Shoot held. recently
sinboxotpenr:eaat)t, he fir$t Canadian Skeet
These .eraeleeshote, !wile would
rather pend their time shooting
at clay ponigoewoineslett a,nwisnindnio7rIa.,,
practice their sport winter or sure:'
mer, hr
This time it was rain..
As the meet opened on a windy,
rainswept field, skirts were cover-
ed with, large waterproof overalls,
an oversize waterproof jacket gave
freedom for shooting, and obis
head,
re hidden by a sheet of plastic
wrapped turban-style around the
In fact, it was difficult to dis-
tinguish the women from the men,
and the way they handled their
guns would certainly not give them
away.
This is one sport where there
aren't any "ladies rules". The
women use the same guns, shoot
on the same Squads under the same
conditions as the men—and are not
favored by any handicap':
Most women who shoot skeet"
took up the sport in "self-defence",
being married to ardent marksmen.
Rather than stay at home while
husbands participated in shooting
meets, they gave it a try them-
selves. Now they are every bit as
keen as the men and compete -with
there. successfully. In Canada, about
40 per cent of the membership in
skeet clubs is feminine, •
Once bitten by a skeet bug'', even
the most petite of these enthus-
iasts happily totes a seven or eight
pound shotgun. Absorbing the
"hick" from a .12 gauge shell per-
haps 100 times in an afternoon re-
quires certain physical fitness!
But when they discard their
shooting clothes and don party
dressese Canada's shooting women
look for all the world as if they
would run in terror from a cap
gun.
If the picture from your picture
window is always rather hazy, take
a tip from the housewives in Hol-
land. They keep their windows
sparkling with a solution made by
mixing one cup of eider vinegar
and one-and-a-half gallons of hot
water.
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ORIVE,IN THEATRE
TWO Shows Nightly e lttou or
Char
Viotti 'Show At ottog
Ch ildren under 1.2 in eats MBE
Cartoon at Bach Perferfnenee
Wed./ PO-0%k Awe *7
"Night Holds Terror"
(Adult onortitimP•e40,
Jack 1.-elley, mitly ratio
Fri.; Sat,, Jfilte F.1-4
Oreorge 1-Pivot:by in
"It's In The Air"
:Pius
"Eddie Arnold
Hoe Down".
Mon„ Tues., dune 114g
"Dub! In The jungle"
(Adult Entertainment) •
Dana Andrews, Jeanne Crain
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Drive-In Theatre
LISTOWEL
Turn at Armouries on Hwy. 86
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Thurs., Fri., dune '1-8
"SPANISH MAIN"
(Color)
Maureen O'Hara, Paul Henreid
Sat., Non., Ione 9-11
"Redheads From
Seattle"
(Color)
Rhonda Fleming, Guy Mitchell,
Teresh Brewer
'rues., Wed., June 12-13..
"Bridges Of' Toko-Rr'
William Holden, Grace
Mickey Rooney
Clear .Rox Office Open at i.139
Two Shows Nightly, Raintk pr
First Show at PplisA flip
Children under 12 in Care,Ree
Cartoons at Each Performance l
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boys are also very pleased to .adrellt
that they will be the first in the.
area to .use new- Produetien.
teelinkteee which may •cut ar,1 much
as 50. per cent from the cost of en,
biting production methods. These
recently developed techniques are
related , to television production
methods, and the parts and equip-
ment needed are rim being import.,
ed from Brigland.
1101le for Eventuel Aeleitee,
.Mr. VanDuyn, who is a member
of the Society of.. Motion Picture
and Television Engineers, is hop-
ing that the cost of the film will
at least be partly met by eventual
release in Western Ontario, Ad-
ditional motion picture equipment
will be rented from Toronto film.
studios. The film itself will also .
be handled and processed in To-
ronto.
The major effort at the moment
is the completion of the script.
Rick Mitchell, who is writing the
play, says that after writing ra-
dio and television commercials and
other scripts for several years, it
is difficult to become a motion
picture scenario writer overnight,
The finale play will concern itself
with a stranger from a big city
who arrives in Wiugham for a very
brief stay, There arc' so many
things that could happen to•such
a Meson, that we can only wait
for the first showing of the picture
to find out what does happen,
when this particular Stranger vis-
its our town. Of course the local
actors who • play in this film will
get the inside story, but for the
rest of ,us, sure to be a com-
plete surprise.
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