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For several years now I have
been intending to read something
of Nicholas Monsarrat',se-the re-
views of his books have been so
appealing - but along .with many
other of my good intentions, this
one Merely added another paving
stone in the road that goes in-
evitably in the wrong direction.
However, this summer I have re-
deemed myself somewhat. With lay
I report that
THE SHIP THAT DIED OF
SHAME
by Nicholas Monsarrat
I 'have read and found good,
This is a collection of short
stories. All have been published
previously in periodicals arid the
book takes its title from the in-
itial story. It is a most exciting
collection of tales and will anneal
to a variety of tastes. Much as I
enjoyed every word of .it, it is the
kind of writing that also ap-
years as principal of Mitchell
Public School and then be joined
the staff of the high school there.
He was chief instructor of the
cadet corps. Mr, Romuth cent• -
Meted his high school principal's
course during the summers of 1959
and 1950.
CDCI's vice-principal has led an
active life municipally. He was on
the Mitchell council for eight
months this year, until moving to
Clinton. Re is immediate past
president of Mitchell branch 128,
Canadian Legion, and is first vice-
president of the Mitchell Golf
Course. He is superintendent of
the Sunday School at Knox Presby-
terian Church, and on-the sesSion
of that church.-Clinton News-
Record.
A SCOTSMAN whoi had 'worked
for many years on railroads• in his
native land went to America and
settled in a remote part ,of the
lVficile West. Soon 'after his
arrival, there was a project for a
railroad through the district,
"Root, mon," the Scot said td a
neighbor who told hini the news,
"ye canna build a railroad 'acrpiss
this country."
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. "And why net?" !, • • It •
'Why not ye ask me? rWhy 44? , Dinna ye see' the count flat, as
a floor? Ye have:pae pla4e at all
to run' yotir toonels through."
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That laud roar heard while hoots
and coats were being put On was
Bob 'Simla:mon, tinder the pile,
looldng Tar a certain size.
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Some pow-wow at the fire bail
--:OFIs officer, town chief of pd-,
lice and firemen, all with a parking
prohleta and fie one has come up
With a, feasable and legal solution
yet.
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is it right that about four Of thel
firemen go to Teeswater to cheek
the pump house after practice and
Meetings?
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Speaking Of :pump heinies, hope
Larry Hiseler didn't get in too hot
a sPht as the litaber went up in .
smoke in the Maritimes,
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Since nothing ou,,iting: ever harp«.
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firetten are tfl&nri.thtotill Mat.,
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The happiest wife is not the one
who marries the best man, but the
one who makes the best of the one
she marries.- -Joseph Fort Newtan.
Was Camp Diwtor
At Ferndale Ranch
Rev. Joe Baker, regional •direc-
tor of Youth for Christ, has re-
turned to, Winghant after a busy
summer.
He was the speaker for a week's
conference of the Church of the
Open Door, held at Stayner. Prom
there he went to Cincinatti, Ohio,
-where he was the special speaker
for a two weeks' evangelistic con-
ference. The next six weeks were
spent at Ferndale Ranch, outside
Ottawa, where he was camp dlr.,
actor,
Mr. Baker then attended a "youth
for Christ ronferenee at Olen
Rocks in the Lake Rosseall area,
which lasted for two weeks and
finished off the summer as the
special epeaker for the United Mis-
sionary Churches of Ontario at
'three-day conference at Chesley
Lake.
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definite, amusing and the charac-
terizations are brilliant. A film has
bees made of the title story which
tells of the disintegration of a war-
time motor gunboat MOB 1087,
which became a smuggling vessel
in peace-time some of you may
have seen this film.
He writes with equal facility of
the war and its aftermath, colonial
afftdrs, high society in both Eng;
land and America, writers, expa-
triate actors and middle-class
married 'folk. The variety is appeal-
ing and there is no doubt about
the sly fun he pokes at the gov-
ernment and some types of people.
There is real pathos in at least two
of the stories and positive mount-
ing horror in the final one "Licen-
sed to Kill,"
At the back of the boon are notes
by the author telling of incidents
or situations that led to the writ-
ing of each gem, He also Includes
their printing history, This is ex-
tremely kind of him as no longer
is the reader troubled by "Where
have I read this 'before?" I found,
however, that only one was I fa-
miliar with and many other read-
ers will have a similar experience,
I fancy. Even if mare than one has
'been read before, the remainder are
rousing good stories, I recommend
it wi-ole-heartedly.
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BOARD DEM Of
STAFF 'SHORT*
Reporting to the board of direc-
tors of the Wingharn General aos-
,pital at their Meeting on Friday
evening, Chairman Roy Cousins of
the management committee said
that the help situation as far as
graduation is concerned, has reach-
ed the critical stage in many hos-
pitals in the province. including our
Own. The Wingham hospital is still
seeking a, physiotherapist, and the
staff of graduate nurses has shrunk
from 28 to 15.
He also said that all the Certified
Nursing Assistants who had tried
the recent examinations had pass-
ed. These girls graduated in July.
Mr. Cousins also reported on a
meeting he and the board chair-
man, II, 0, MacLean, had attended
in Goderich, when representatives
of all the hospitals in the county!
met with a committee Of the Huron
County Council to discuss the fin-
ancial requirements of the hos.;
pitais over the next few years. The,
county is trying to determine how:•
'hest it can aid in' the •expaesion
program which is likely to take
place.
Up to the present time the min-.
to has made grants on a first, sec-
ond and third round basis, without
regard to the individual needs of
the hospitals. R was generally
agreed at the meeting that a More
equitable method of distributing
the grants should be arrived at.
The matter will be taken up at:
the November session of county
council.
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August Report-
In her statistical report for the'
month of August. Mrs. Morrey said
there had been 26 births, 83 opera-
tions, 127 outpatients, 188 X-rays,.
13 blood transfusions, 812 labora-'
tory procedures, 25 cardiographs,
59 at cancer clinic. Total hospital
days for the month were 3361 and
the daily patient , average was 108.
Property Chairman DeWitt Mil-
ler said that gates have been
placed at the entrances to 'the
'parking lot at the rear of the hos-
pital to prevent indiscriminate use'
of the driveways by uneuthorizel
vehicles at night. The nurses' re-
sidence has been painted and work
has been started on the renova-
tion of the operating Kene. I ADMISSION 65e - Children underi
12 in cars Free.
Box Office ,opens at 8 p.m. ^'
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THURS. - FRI. SEPT 13 16
"PLATINUM
HIGH SCHOOL"
Mickey Rooney - Terry Moore
Conway Twitty
"S.O.S. PACIFIC"
A Thrilling Tale with unusual
adventure.
Adult Entertainment
SATURDAY, SEPT, 17-ONLY
The Bowery Boys in
"PARIS PLAYBOYS"
"DRAGOONS WELLS
MASSACRE"
Barry Sallivathand Dennis O'Keefe
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Around the
Fire Hall
The 99th Field Battery resumed
training on Monday night at the
Wingham.Armouries. This was the
first parade held since the unit
attended the. regimental camp at
Crumlin in mid-July. About 45
men, all ranks, were on the parade
inspected by 2/Lieut, Ed. Ander-
son.
Major R. P. Ritter, officer com-
manding of the 99th, outlined the
fall training program. He compli-
mehted members of the unit who
had succeeded in qualifying for
promotion on summer courses.
2/Lieut. E. Anderson passed a qual-
ifying course for lieutenant at a
two-weeks' course at Camp Borden.
Bdrs. John Merkley and Peter
Meurs passed the Senior NCO
course held at the same camp.
Grim. Gerald Foxton, Bruce Irwin
and Winston Gibbon's qualified as
Bombardiers at Wolsely Barracks,
London.
The unit spent a large part of
the evening cleaning rifles and
equipment in preparation for a
week-end exercise to be held on
SepteMber 17 and 18 at Camp
-Ipperwash. This is the annual
claSsification shoot where all ranks
fireetlie FN rifle. Coll M. R. Oliver,
Commanding Officer of the Regi-
ment, showed 16mm movies of the
unit talie)1 at summer. camp. •
• on , ph, dismissal parade Major
'Ritter presented a number, of
,,Etwards.. 'St. John's An'ibula,nee,
certificates 'went •to 'Bdrs. Donald
Murray, Peter Meurs and , =John
Tyterkley;' 'Junior NCO onalifying
cortificateS Were presented' to Onrs.•
Ken Chettleburgh, George Jones,
Ronald Seines, Bob Shackleton, Jim
Wilde.
Col. M. R. Oliver presented Sgt.
Borden Jenkins with the Canadian
Farces Decoration, 'This medal is
awarded to members of the militia
Who -have 12 years continuous ser-
vice. The unit will continue to
'train on, Monday evenings from,
8,00 until 10.00 p.m.
CROWN
Theatre Harriston The regular monthly' neeetiieg
was held Monday evening, Aug. 29,'
with 18 members present. Business;;
resulting from the meeting, was to
organize a blitz of the town by the
firemen to aid the Muscular Dys-
trophy Association. This will he
done during November.
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The meeting room above the fire
hall was given a general clean-up
by the firemen the first of Sep-•
teraber to be ready for the many,
socials and meetings during the-
winter
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Fires during the ,month of Aug-
ust were tweo town calls and five
to the country. Damage was not
extensive on any of the calls.
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Bill Bain spent his holidays up'
north-catching the big ones that
got away last year.
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Keith Johnston is baek normal
again after a rough go with the
mumps,
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THURS. - FEL SEPT. 15 - 16
Double Feature -
"THE LAST MILE"
(Adult Entertainment)
Mickey Rooney, Frank Conroy
"INSIDE THE MAFIA"
(Adult Entertainment)
Cameron Mitchell, Robert Strauss
(One Cartoon)
THURS. - FRI. - SAT.
September 15 - 10 - 17
"THE STORY OF
RUTH"
From Untouchable Priestess To
Woman Immortal
A Story of overwhelming love and
the search for one God from the
Greatest Book of them all.
Features at 7.00 and 9.15
Son Vice-Principal
Of Clinton School
SAT. - MON, SEPT. 17 - 19
- Double Feature -
"ESCORT WEST"
Victor Mature, Elaine Stewart
'SUBWAY IN THE SKY'
(Adult Entertainment)
Van Johnson, Hildegard Neff
(One Cartoon)
MON. - TUES. - WED, - THURS.
FRI. SAT.
September 19 -20-21-22.23-24
ALL WEEK - SIX DAYS
Monday Through Saturday
Two Shows Nightly Stetting at
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"SOUTH PACIFIC"
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SPECIAL SATURDAY MATINEE
AT 2.15
"WHITE FEATHER"
pyjamas? Must be the la- flashy
dies.
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Alvin Sell and Bob Simian/on,
the pros, are taking all conkers at
euchre. Bob Hickey is 'also M the
pro ranks. Anyone know hoW to
play marbles?
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Fred McGee just doesn't care to'
mix with tractors and ibinclet,s
the Middle of a bridge with a tire
truck coming.
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Alvin Sell and Bob Sinnanion are
passing out cigars to celebrate two
new arrivals.
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Anyone notice the older men of
the brigade seat themselves on top,
of the truck's FrOni the Safety,
standpoint. it is a good •idek The'
young men ride the stared at the
rear.
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When the siren sounded at '2.30
a.m. Sept. 11th a good Many lads
found they- Were out 'of cOliditiOn
physically, 'Most fellows were like
horses with 'the heirtves after zr
ritee.
TUES. WED. SEPT 20 - 21
`ACROSS THE BRIDGE'
Rod Steiger
(One Cartoon)
Fill The Car on Tuesday Night
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Two Shows Nightly, Rain or Clear
First Show at Dusk
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Children *Under 12 in Cars Free
Vice-principal at Clinton District
Collegiate Institute is Roheft Re-'
moth, who has been 'on staff at
Mitchell District High School for
'the past "eight years. Mr. and Mrs.
Homuth and their two daughters,
Brenda (Grade 11) and Bonnie
(Grade 10) are living at 126 Vie-
toxin, street, in the home they pure
Chased from Mrs, .1. M. Elliott.
Son of Mrs. B. Homuth, Wing'
barn, Mr. Hotnuth received his'
education at Teeswater Continu-
ation School and at Stratford high
schools, After graduating in 1938
from Stratford 'Normal School (now
the teachers college) he taught in
a rural school near Mitchell for
three years,
Three years in the Canadian
Army and four years at Western.
University Were followed by three
if ,tf:t
Major John H.
ZARFAS
NATI9NAL, EVANGELIST
will conduct an eight-day campaign at
The Salvation Army Citadel
SUNDAY to SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 18.25
SUNDAYS AT 11 A.M. AND 7 P.M.
WEEK NIGHTS AT 8 P.M.
MAJOR ZARFAS' MESSAGES SEEK TO
ANSWER THE PRESSING PROBLEMS OF LIFE,
EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO HEAR
THIS -OUTSTANDING EVANG,
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Most of the firemen who arrive
at the fire hall in those wee hours
of the tibthittg .have a Mit With
clothing. elm eats, losing his slip«
Hers, finished the tun In his socks;
Alvin Sell Wes bare-footed, With
mocks in hanid; Date &others had
his shirt in tow because one sleeve
was inside Out. trhO buys'all those