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• THURSDAY and FRIDAY
SePteMber 5:0
"COUNT THREE
AND PRAY"
(Colour). '(Orternaseope)
Yom Hewn Joanne Woodard
(Two Cartoons,)
'OJATURDAY and MONDAY
September 7-9
"COMANCHE"
(Colour) Cineneascope)
rima Andrews - Linda Cristal
(Two Cartoons)
•TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
September 10-11 -
"ISS BEFORE -
DYING"
,(Colour) (Cinemaseope)
Itabert Wagner -Jeffrey Hunter
Virginia Leith
• (Two Cartoons)
SEE GOOD IN
lEYERYBODY, NEARLY
• ,ifERYSODY WILL sEr,
G000IN ••tb11 I •
Stop those chicks, and
io‘ wl from picking.
t 'the new THRAM, it
Works in 24 hours.
It'll 'going to be coP this winter,
Ithey will need an :their feathers.
'014* . . . . $4.45"
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A New Fire Bombin
i4.6".21 Screening $41.00 ton
16% I Super Laying Mash
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1 4310 cu. hundred weight
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MILLS
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W/NCAIA
Aerial Demonstration
Featured at National
Forest Fire Met
CHARI..Q, 4,B.—A new aerial
forest fire bombing technique,
using a sodium calcium borate
and water mixture, was denlon-
grated here for the first time, in
Canada as part of a two-day
forest fire •research, eonference
sponsored by the ) Woodlands
Section of the Canadian Pulp
and Paper Association. The szec-
taenlar display was viewed -by
some 125 .fire control experts
from Canada and the United
States,
Two Stearman bI.planes
"bombed" the flames with 100
gallon loads of the borate -water
mixture, as they streaked about
fifty feet over a •specially , built
brush fire. Dropped as a blan-
ket rather than a spray, the mix-
ture coated the brushtto retard
burning. Thus, its principal use
Would be to control small fires
and keep them from spreading.
Great hopes are placed on the
:mixture as a fire retardant, ra-
ther than as a fire extingui.sher.
When dropped around, or in ad -
Vance of a fire, 'it will effectively
insulate the brush and trees
against the flamesthereby "hold -
Ing" the blaze until ground crews
can put the fire under control.,
Despite the chemical's prom-
ise, ground fire fighting with
hand tools, bulldozers, and port-
• able pumping equipment will
still be necessary in combatthial
forest fires, it was revealed.
In addition to the borate de-
monstration, other forms Of
„ water -bombing • from the sky
were shown the delegates. The
programme also featured exten-
sive discussions on all aspects of
forest fire suppression, particu-
larly the need for an expanded
research program. F. A. Harri-
son, general chairman of the
• meeting, and. vice-president 1./c
woodlands, Canadian Interna-
tional Paper Company, called on
the delegates to suggest new
avenues of research into fire
suppression that Canadian agen-
• cies could follow.
Conunenting on the conference,
B. F. Avery, chairman of CPPA.'s
executive board,and hiraself,.a
planate -forester who has spent
forty ,years in forestry leork,
stated: "We must do everything
our psijo to put a stop tothe
wasteful, destruction by. fire m,of
Canada's forests." • , •
.1.Every year, mostly through
d Testedfin Canada
.11'10011'TYHPINfi'
, . ,
U. .00 WO ..pent by the Win$-
119114eralfi77.thneCnb filrfelY4eye.eittCm411:gidbi7r
x.egion: nileiviiil, the, , saving of only
will agree it., has been money well
itiOntoo said Comrade De Witt
Miller ' Okr111.4 a .discussion of A
$200 aOcoont, which the branch had.
received from $44tiinci. General
kroiiiitirfor bio4d, typing services
wwiiinle4e.Gbrepanoroal, sli..pollonpslotraft at. the
brjkaatpial**!90121,1(1'eSeillideeriettiPeg. hoPitcl. toilfefi
the paYMegt of the.hill 'until ,the.
branch .had time to, Oily consider
the .ri‘tlier, After ,.a. brief discus
slog ii-owari agreed -that the bill for
the blood tYpiti$„0490 bo Paid by
the ilitno, 4. . ,., . • ..,. -,7 ,
. .
An 1, application foe.,xnembership
was received from Leopard. Bruce
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St. George. Obireah,s
wille.Hneo,tlilpe
bettnntitiated at
John pattisori,,..president of the
branch, who presided at the meet-
ing, gave a lengthy report on the
provincial pon+arition, which had
been held in . St, Catharines. He
told , members/ that -.the Wingharn
branch had been n16)00116(1 as hav-
ing as .big a.. memb.ership.,inerease
as Any, branch in the"Comrilancl. .:
Lloydr Carter,who accompanied
President Pattison. to the:. Convenr
tion,...;ialkp outlined1;AMpF41:-.0f....ittie
ioteroptilli.,aohio.,,, 'hem t.lioig:• :
Arriotig'4.,:tthenthel': mentioned 434
'full+ stip ' rt had beeiCgiven tooth,
es:114:3.1.41i: : . ptige i oe of 3., aLri;0"iepyric ,'..bipaolnlsict,. ;...11.F1..k
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would ill their eyes.sp.. thht,,heid?.,
thy Ai . may pei4i7i,eO, 'to t4- al:-
Most ihtf, d, A sunply of ,,,eardar,v;,1ltv
„soon ' Ih' sent tthe.:,''Wh'ishictiv:
branch to enable • itieinbertct9':.don,-
ate Abelr eyes to th,. bank: Ri-i' .tii:
Here, for the first time.in'Canada,. with the use of a Stearman biplane, .sodium ,
calcinin borate is teSted as a means of retarding forest fires. The chemical Mix-
ture insulates the brush and _holds the fire in Check until ground crews arrive with
hoses and, ether fire' fighting equipment. Featured On the programme of ,a forest
fire research conference !sponsqredby the. Woodlands Section of the Cana4ian ,
Pulp and POPr,' As'iociatien, 'Stearinans streaked, over the flames at fiftyfoot
levels to "bomb" the blaze.' (lower photo) :Two -..fire fighters, carrying portable
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hose packs, prepare to reloeate their hose lines. ';
their own neglect, Canadians
Idndle the biggest bonfire *tie
world, destroying wet ever -r„;
900,0240 cods ofMer. Chantable
timber," he added. "In Wins id
;OW lifednete,; twir.nanotO
eatastrkihe„ It castiait :Canada.
hundreds o mlllions of dollars
The wood that 'CanadisiiVilnis
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commit to the flames,annuall
solid ket,
stretching fromOttawa to Cal
Ott." 7 •
'ehI*Oft' 'lie stAtect•
and paper
Mill going for up to five, years.
the pulp and Paper indus,try,
'Canada's leading exporter' :and
industrial producer, :spends -ram
Ilona annually pr the
woodlands against' ,fre,lnsecta,
and disease; he stated. :„After
the foreste we belostg 1.
the nadinn otiblie. -
in O'cuiti, is that those'
the ivueds for recreation (h4:1011
preserve
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WHITECHURCH • .1••4:bP •
Brenda Webster, Joanne Laid-
law and Linda McGee started off
to school at Fordyce on Tuesday,
and Joyce. Morrison and Arthur
Henderson started to S.S.4No. 10,
Kinloss. Mrs. George Fisher teach-
es at Fordyce and Mrs. Mel Math:
ers of Bluevale teaches at White-
church.
Mr. and Mrs. Izumi of Toronto,
visited on Saturday with Mrs. Geo.
McClenaghan, on. their Way home
I.LSeptCrnber Specials
Creamy Smooth
wrA,
1 PEANUT BUTTER
4 'MARGARINE
.1 Alleweet
TOMATO JUICE ,
Clark's Faney
from their t ottaFel nt "cirt Elgin.
j,oyce Coultas, „Barbara iattison:
• and Brian Jamieson started to' S.S.
No. 9 ,East Wawanosh on. Tuesday
with Mr. Lloyd Armstrong as tea-
cher, and Ruth Taylor, Gary Reav-
le and Douglas Coultes went to
Wingham District High School:,
Many in this •district were in-
terested. in the Couplana Robin -
'son nuptials in. Brick United'
'Church, on. Saturday, when :Miss
I Joyce Marie Robinson'only-claUgh-
' ter of Mr, and Mrs. CMS: Robin-
son, of East Wawanosh, became
the SO:do' �f Mr.. .Stewart Joan,
&upland, of, -Torofito son of Mr:.
and Mrs. Harvey Donna Coupland,
sister of the itoom• and Mr. JaS.,
Robinson, brother •of the , bride
Were The atiendatiti. John
31c— . .
Gee was soloist with Tis. MOGee.
at the otgan. Rev. Q. lug
ed.. The The ladies of the Institute
catered for, the . wedding " dinner
which was, served in the .MetridriEil
Hall to severitYifiVe .gtiests. :
•••• Mr. and Mii.„Hector Purdonand
family; of Sarnia; Mr. and Mts.
A. E. Purdon,' and Mr. John Mac-
Kay, Lricknow, Mr. and Mi., Wm,
McInnis and son, Bud, of "Walker-
ton anctother ltmatrelatiyes*visited
with Rev., and gr8. Angus, IVIA,c1tay,
who left ori Monday from London
lib. ctns. 59c
48 oz. tin 29c
Sweet - Wafer - Relish
ROSE PICKLES
16 oz.
Jar ...... 31c
Crown
CORN SYRUP
2rvii,b
'TEA BAGS
• Sala& - Brown Label
MEAT BALLS
.PASTE WAX
00 bag size
2 6
15 oz. tins
tong Lastlng .. , .. .... ...... ... ..... 1.1b C
- '`,1 .LUNCH,EON •MEAT ,, • • . 47c
, Nitm iz.... tin
PIE FILLER
it,44a1( Xastitat LernOti
Tray Pack FOWL
Ideal for Steviririg
FRYING CHICKENS
, . .11hree Legged?Dotible Breasted
i
BRISKET
. stit Ms
CHICKEN' ROLL.
Table:Ate Sliced
MAC & CHEESE
iabkrite o; Sliced. it, jot ,g,
1 • 1 TrieadaY iri the GUY 'Williamson Jet, Faitoner.
emington s IbA
• 227c
pkg..
' C
53c.
Mrs. Fred /3agg, of. Willowdale. I Mitchell • spent last week
an er,
in Toronto last week to attend the
fune'ra'l of her sister-in-law; Mrs.
.Blackwood, who wEis killed in a
• motor accident, arrived &line on
• Saturday, with Mr, and 'Mrs. Rich-
ard Turner. and baby, Ricky, who
spent the week -end •here. o •
Miss Florence Beecroft, of Tor-
onto, spent the week -end with. her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bee-
croft.
•Mr., and Mrs. Edmund Walker
and Mr. and Mrs. Burns Ross and
Beth, of Goderich, visited on Sat-
urday with 111r; and Mrs, Herson
Mrs,
• All ner,
d been
Mr: and . MrS., Anson Ruttari of
"Fordivieh spent the week -end with
hee parents; Mr. and Mrs. 'Robt:
yfontgoinery. Their children, Aud-
rey 'and Jack who. had spent the
:Week With Mr. and Mrs, Mont-
gomery returned home .with their
parents. •
for New York on 'their 'return to
his missionarypOst at Jhansi,
lil-
dia after a year's •ftirlough.
Among theaeWhO visited on Sun-
day at the borne Of Mr. and Mrs,
Cecil Falconer were Rev. and Mrs,
Angus Mackay, Donald ;arid, Mary
arid MisSOS. Agnea and 'Ber.
the. a6Kay; Of Leaden Mr, arid
Mrs. Bigin. Purdon andjantilY and
Mr, and UrS, john WOod. of Bcrk-
ley,
Mith., end Mr, and %is, Cal-'
vert,raiconer, lytJr and Mr, anti
Mt. Fred ThelatiSint Yift,rroptito raleohero Brian and Sunday arid her gone John and
ttobt. Orimsdini. 'of Toroth', laSt week the Immo of "Mr, .and
Billie who had gperit, their. holi-
mhKa:st.litybilonead,ii...24...V:irss,iitinc4g6 ;...rtothoThitoffrittio
, ,
and Mr, jarrida Ste: Ma'ri
of Xitelleher wilt celebrate the flf.
tioul anniversety.of theie inarriage
iuietly next Sunday at their .hOrile
MC 'and MES, Gordori'Maurney
and sing, visited on Sdnday with:
Mr:
and Mrs. Elgin Johnston of
Turnberry, •
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ste. Marie
and baby, Kirriberley Ann, of Lon-
don, spent the week -end with her
patents, Mr. and Mrs, George
Currie.
Alta. Chas. Congrain of Llicknow
spent a few days last Week at the
home of he daughter, Mrs. Chas,
Shiell:
Mr, ahaa.Cen•grain of EL Wawa-
ormSli has been visiting for the past
'few weeks with Toronto relatives,
IVirs. Emotion A:ustirt; of London,
was' able to leave VIctotlit. Hospi-
tal, ticitidoll, on Sunday and Will'
be at the home Of her sisferi,
Robert Stewart, of Kinloss, for the
nerd few months.
Bruce Purden*., of Sarnia .spent
at
deat 1 ,.;';;.:Of a nielini';.,!t:/3;!1',:-::•,',5,*
sent to the"0,03.44t1#0
the :' erneas. used to ' gverent to
partially, blind Person. ' . . ' -
t ,was announced that a Legion
Band meeting, and practice .Vvill be
held on the evening of . Tuesday,
September 17,'. With' „.Confrade F.
McKenzie, Ofcieknow,' as' the: in:.
Atli:later,' . • , ' •
An interesting, pent was raised
by Comrade Percy.- 'Harris, who ;
asked if any of, ttie ,bt:aneli mem-
bers were entitled to. 2 -year wile-
berabip; phis, • He Was of.:the oPinr
bin, 'he said, that 'the, . Wingham
brenehv had t beeri.lneilstence4Ong
enhugh.,.fOr several members to be
eligible ;for, Oils, honoro ..1 • • 4;,:,.. ,
COMisde . 'John'. Bateson:..rritived,
that ;it. "'cerianiittee. 'Of •,41orig 'service
Menibers shotild..be:qapPointed.,to
look; trito; this I natter, singe it-. tip-
Peared.00that old' 'records,: hadben
either:Jest or de040Xeil And it Was
Very,rdifficult-for the .brrineri: to 4ix, i
andcenrate4iate. as.tothe number
toidyears' the Winghambranch had
actuallYi,been,M. existence..
A •filtiv'ottisq!showri,hy .Comrade
• Lloyd ••••Oartei• • Which-. lie had taken,
at' thel during:the proVinciak convention
allacei and was enjoYedby the inernbers., -.• .
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THE FAMILY
g STORE
offers you the following SP.ECiALS this week.
SINOW SUITS
.'realVa.44
QUILT .3
. firligta 8.;
AleolNylolli and .t7
Cotton SUITS nt
PORIwiU tEHZprennium
on *IOW
"NYLONS
Firit quality 5445 with dark
ve89nceilpgre.a: -3 pf4t; ai n. for$9ll
School DRESSES
. Imported Loomonot cott‘i
In plains $ cheek*
.sizes 3 - $2.98
sizes 7 ,1'Z 0, $3.9$
BLANKETS
These 70 x 90 Ibex blitz" dote
are slightly fin- $5.4t
Perfectp I(Pr ONLY •
• Buy NOW and AAV.
We Parry ft FULL LINE OF BABY WEAR anclAVESI. 4.
• for all your BABY NEEDSo • •4'.
SpeCial:Curity Diapers , $4 69 doz
Shop and Save at Carmichael's' your family store, ? featurhaff
CHILDREN'S, LADIES' and AlEkwW.EAR ,
Phone lw • Wingham
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',:•••.•••1••.5.,M,•••for,•••.•!.
home of Mr. 104.M -it. W
Conn, while her parent were' at;
Toronto and Mentreal; ' .f!
Gary Willis, Leroy Rintoul, La=
veine •Dowling and •Hariey Gaunt
started to Wingham District High
•OchOol on Tuesday. '.
. The services in, Langsid'e and
South Kinlogs Presbyterian
Churches were withdrawn on Sun-
day_in order that all might have
the privilege of hearing Rev. Angus
'MacKay in the Presbyterian
Church here. •
Mr. and Mrs, Curiieitidiehill of
fLondon spent, the week -el with,
hi , parents, Mr, and fzs. John'
Burchill and with other 41e:fives in.,
this district. •
Miss Etiphentiti Deacon' Of Lon -t,
445,n, has been Visiting: With he
giSters, MrS AJliri 'BattiPon and
With •MrS. Armstrong :of ;;Brussels'
111r, and' 1VIrs. .A.lberC;*rry of
Parkhill Spent last week With Mri
and Mrs. Wm. Kennedy Mar-.
Mr. and, Mr.p.; Clifton.
Uobre, Harold Moore ' and • Peter
Ainsley, of Londoe,sPent the
'weekoend there.
MISS Winnifred Farrier, who
.spent :the holidays with her par-
ents, ,Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Farrier,
returned to her teaching position
'Ninto on Monday. Mf and
Mrs, Jack Gillespie and children,
of Sarnia, spent the Week -end at
the Parrier and Gillespie hoines
in the Village., ' . •
Itfiss Mary Ross of TOrtintd spent
the Week:end with her •latentil,
Mr: arid Mrs, Frank Rosa -Of Tut*
,berry.
• Mrs, Musgrove, Vlio• was ill a
•the home of her daughter,:Mrs. D,
Willis, has been a. patient in
ham 1"Iiispital oiler he 'Week -end.
Mtg. Willis was at GOlVanStown on
ftiniily. of Windsor "petit the. Week-
end- at:jivehome of,lier, sister, Mrs,
Lawrence,Taylot. -' •
Stewart Coupland
left .on. Monday for • their home'.
in T9rontio, • , ,
Why isthe telephone still working, ?
Most unusnal when a storm affects your
• teIephome. It's reassuring to .know that it
has a habit of staying ,nn the job P
The reasori is that ybur telephone oRerates - •
frombanks of gianthatteries in the telephone
• exchange. Should 'power go off for any rea. •
son, these are charged. by a Diesel motor
• standing by for -Just such an emergency. -
w.;
So the uniliterfupted 'service you o'is
no accident. It takes forethought; equip- •
mentt-aiamoney.t All are necessary if You .
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are to have • tlie'best possible telephone
service 24 hours a day. •• ••
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w1A. W tom SHOES DL M. w. tow SHOES 4, OILM..W tCicas SHOES • DI. M. W. LOW
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411• Mr. itenneth DO9vling and cLa-
Paul Falcorier of Sarnia Spent the
Week-etid with their grandparents,
Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Paleciriet, while
Mr, 'and Mrs. Relisoit Falconer
visited with Ur. and .iVirs„ .8atiley
Wright of Orillia andatthe T-,
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Onto FXhibition,
MISS Janet Watson' of Bruetheld
spent Monday last Eit the hdine Of
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verne spent a few daya lest week her sister Mrs. Gilbert Beeeroft,
6 es., pkg. t
27, wood Rooney of MOItilit IrorOat, Welwood and Mr. tart Colo -
‘o. • MrC. Viet r Ziaargori Man Of Calcdon spent the week -
at the borne of MrS. johri Falconer, IVir, and 1/tra,
days at Strathroy With Mr, and
Mrs. Stewart Megeill returned
tb their honle here. •
• The following Whe Were here on
• Saturday to attend COuplad
Robinaori in trielt 'Gaited
Ciireh, anerit the Week -end at the
home 'of Mr. and MI* Chag,,X.106,
ingotif Mr, arid Ivirg, Wm, Ahoy
Sr,, and Audrey, Me, and rfrs.
Ashby Jr.. and }feather, Mr. and
Mrs, li.Obort Xieholson and: Me,
and Um: 36S, Caftan, of 'ford:Ito,
Mr. arid 1VIrS, goy ounnington,,ef
0040410h. etupper Cttimhingtoi
*hew • had the past three
Weeks here, retUraed Toronto
Mrand Mrs, Leonard Cope
0-okg , JoI on
Monday to Oraitienee 'teaching on end at 'the home of Mn . and IVIts,
ar
&heal near 'Monti!: Forest, ' Stewart Scott visited ott.
Mr, arid' Mtiddteskorth; 'thty with Mttold mtA.,. WAltftet
• Patti •and 'Mitten spent the Week. COOL kany Ii±IS lvtitelielt,
.t 60 the-..hote- et • her, maitre,
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'br:ng your ihoe- iting problems to
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•A Iiiiiii speisonalinvititiol to .mett and 4Oiieti;,"IiliWiRliaviiig Shoa.
iOblimiand,a wonderful opporttinity to discuss them with'
litg; MtICerih'en, who will Study 'your giCie hieds ata show you_the)
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• ', lorticulas tsise of foot. ' . •,
'00. bi. W. Locke designed ,thiie.fitnotill
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A leading stylist designed fashiOnible
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