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for me lives in a darn fine house,
in a .goed section of the city,
feel I can stop slugging," lie told
me. "I ant sure as the devil not
working for myself any more; I've
got all the money ever need,
and I don% spend Much, anyhow.",
"I think I believe you" I said,
but millions wouldn't. If I wrote'
you up in my column, at least
twenty readers I know would write
sarcastic letters to the editors
claiming Ambrose Rills had gone
soft In the head:"
"You try writing me up in your
column," be said, 'and blacken
one of your brown eyes for you".4
have written him up .anyhow.
SCOM. TROOP, 1914---The Roy Scouts in
Wingham had 'n hoadiey team 14 ItM4 and
the Zurbrigg Studio made the above post
card of the players. Front rtni•, left to
right, Drintnnond„ Thatcher, Litekridge„..liew-
son and Manna Rack row, Donaldson,
Barron, Allen and (lalbraitin. '[he pieture
was loaned to us by Leon. Caatelon,
Architect Includes .Faniity Room
In.. Threesaedroom 113.angolo:w .f..
Harriston ;!rout. Itoelley team 'in 101t. TI.0
players w r t• tiara:.! "'.1i In"
1)room 6 t «I N amen -rit .1" I . . I Telephone I,f2 hfill `da it It'
By Ambrose Hills
• Why Lic Works
Casually I asked a man with a
groat deal of money why he con-
tinues to work "Why do you
keen going under such pressure,
I asked, "when you could afford
to jump in your car and go touninitg
to Mexico or wherever'? You've
got it made so why beep slug-
ging?"
Well, to make a long story short,
THURS. - SAT.
January 14 - lit - 16
"IMITATION OF
• LIFE"
In Technicolor
Starring-Lana Turner and
John Gavin
SPECIAL SATURDAY 'MATINEE . January 16
2.15 pan.-4tegtilar Matinee. Prices
"The Lawless Street"
Starring Randy Scott
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eller,. Alfred Lovirridge, (1. W.
"Howsit." Howson, Frill O. T.
"Fritz" wart. Manuel, t"tea. "Vitt"
Donaldson, Scoutmaster Rioluird
Edward Noble "Itlek" Barron.
John Allen and Fratik "Doodle"
tlalbraith.
Dr. George Howson mid All
toekridge still live in town; Vete-)
Manuel, a. brother of Roy Minie-1„
of town, lives in Detroit; John Al-
len lives in North. Bay next the laty
Frank Galbraith was a brother of
W. A. "Will" Galbraith of Wing-
ham, The addresses of lire' of oers
were unknown. to Leon. Camel/in,
who .supplied us with the informa
timr.
WHITECHURCH Of Many Things Theat re
Mr. and Mrs, Ren MeCienaghan
• and Carl MeClenaghan visited on I
Viattlay at the home of her sister,
Mrs, Fred Culbert, at Walton. Mrs. It
t*iliiiert, was a patient in Wingham
ripitul for the past • five weeks.
Mrs. Carl MeClenaghan visited
with her grandmother, Mrs.- Chas,
Tho mpson, who is a patient in
Wingliam Hospital.
Mr. Victor Ernmerson has been
under the doctor's care during
thy week-end.
'rite January Institute 'meeting
has been, postponed until Tuesday,
January -• 19, on account of the
illness of the president, Mrs. G. B,
Farrier.
• Mr. Glenn Appleby of Turnberry
was a patient in Wingham.. Hos-
pital last week,
Mr. Norman Muir of 'Brampton
was a recent visitor at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stokes,
Turnberry.
Miss Dorothy Rosa of Toronto
spent the !week-end with her par-
ynts, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Ross.
Mr. John Moir is a patient In
VVIngham, Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hill have
been ill with flu over the week-end,
Mrs. Walter Lott spent the week-
end with Atwood friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber and
children visited on Sunday at the
home of -his sister, Mrs. Robert
I DEOROOM
FAMILY ROOM
0'.4' • 11..2'
Inclusion of a family room in a
house of modest area is an interest,
ing feature of this three-bedroom
design by architect Ronald Whiteley
of Don Mills. As well as providing
a play area for children the room
ensures good internal circulation.
The basement extends only under
the smaller wing of the house. A
wide roof overhang protects both
the main and rear entrances and
shields the two living-dining room
windows. There is ample closet
space with two linen closets and a
clothes closet in the family room
in addition to a large coat closet
at the front' entrance.,
The total floor area is 1,068
square feet and the exterior dimen-
sions are 28 feet, eight inches, by
43 feet, six inches. Working draw-
ings for the house, known as Design
284, may be obtained from Central
Mortgage and Housing Corporation
et minipum cost.
LIVINCeDINIR4 ROOM
11.41' 4 106.
Cliambers of Harriston.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Reid mid
Judy of Wingham visited on Sun,
day with Mr, and. Mrs. William T.
Irwin. •
Mr. Charles Congram has been.
.tr patient in. Wingham Hospital for
the past two weeks. ,
I Mr. and Mrs. Alexander 'Robert-
son' and children visited on Sunday
at the home of her brother, Mt.
William Forster of West Wawa-
nosh.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Gibson,
Beatrice and. William of Ashfield,
visited on Sunday at the home of
Mn, and Mrs. George Fisher.
Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler of East
Wawanosh has been very ill' dur-
ing the week-end with mumps:
9tOROom
MONDAY and TUESDAY
January 18 and 19
"THE 39 STEPS"
Starring-.--lienneth More and
Tatum Big
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
January 20 and 21
"10 SECONDS TO
HELL"
Starring—Jeff Chandler and
Tack Palanee
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I belleVe every single word he.
said'. If that is Soft-heeded, okay
and .!going 'soft. • I "only.' wish
there were more people working
hard so that others might benefit,
because that is always the result
of hard work. Is nothing in
'the world to share Unless it is first
produced, and -it takes work to
increase production.
•
we toured the better suburbs of
the city, and he pointed out to me
no less titan ten very nice 'homes.
In front of some there was evi-
dence of youngsters at play; others
had the second ear in the drive.
way all looked neat and pros,
perous..
In .everyone of these homes lived
the • family of an employee of one
or another of my frierai's various
companies.
We then: took a trip to the less
posit area of town, and he pointed
to places where men who worked
for him were living. Not in pov-
erty by any means, but in far less
comfortable. quarters than the
nth eras
"When every person who works
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WINGHAM, ONT.
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Wingharn Scouts
Of 50 Years Ago
.An avtive Boy'Scout Troop flour
';'-'heo. itn Winglraur back .around
11110-14, its Many of the older re-
t'ile•nts. Will remember. Ry'speelal
InTinission of 1,40rd Charles Beres-
fOld, tile of ficlat name was "Lard •
Reresferd's Own nusadiau
Troop of Roy Scouts".
chub. rooms, were first in
agrand-floor" rooms on the east
:dile of Josephine St., between John
find Victoria, nearer the latter. We
hefirve the actual location was in
site Meyer Biotic, over the pre-
hera 'osier W. ihishfield.
l'irtytt later. had their meetings in
the .parigh bath on tin, north. east
eorut r of John and Veldt., 1its.,
Ion. the Ittutonie Hall.
A picture. was taken of the
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