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,gict START FOR YOLIMSTERS
.fo'st middle-aged and older peo-
ple are alitand at the goings-on in
our preseut-day schools. Invontar,--
ily we hark back to our own days
and recall the straight-iaced 'teachers
of a by -gone era, who believed that
,education consisted of 90 per cent
hard and, of course they
did have a good point that all too
often seems to be nussing in today's
educational system. Those who con-
teliti that things have gone too far
in the other direction could well be
right.
Be that as it may, there are cer-
tain aspects of incuiern methods of
schooling which, are a vast improve-
ment. Frankly, the current series
of music festivals has brought this:
point to mind, The other evening
as we watched the junior grade
youngsters taking part in folk and
square (latices we thought of the
ease 'with which younger girls and
boys mix, without any sign of em-
barrassment. These children will
grow up completely relaxed in their .
social attitudes tothe opposite sex-,
completely avoiding the fluster of
self-consciousness which all too of-
ten characterized the lives of their
parents.
We can all recall the stem, old -
BUILDING PERMITS ARE
NECESSARY
We can recall, a few months after
we moved to Wingham, being pretty
cross when we U -ere forced to secure
aT bnilding permit from the local
building inspector before making an
opening in the wall of our plant in
which to erect a double door. The
case. of course, was an extreme one,
and on its merits the town council
decided to relax the restrictiOns
covering building permits to a cer-
tain degree.
Since that time, however, we
'have learned the wisdom of the by-
lawfor restrictions continued to re-
lax. until serious trouble has develop-
ed. Now, it seems„ not enough at-
tention is paid to the permiCregu..
lation, and as „a result two or three
-
structures. in towu have been erect-
ed, only to be moved later.
' As a to'wn grows, necessary lim-
itations must be placed on the posi-
tion and type of new buildings and
the alterations to existing ones. The
safety factor alone is important, for
it would be unjust, as an example,
to permit one home -owner to erect
chimney "which could create a fire
hazard for his neighbours. Obvious-
ly it is equally necessary to check on
the sites for new structures, lest
they be placed on town property or
aver -the bounda.ry line between lots..
:As a matter of principle we ire
opposed to any regulations which
tend to interfere with the right of an,
individual to mind his own business.
In the case of building permits, how-
ever., the rights of the public are in -
'Volved as well.
The NiVingbam AdvanceTimes
Pt&bne t Wingham, Ontario
Wenger Brothers. Publishers,
W. Barley Winger,, Editor
Member Audit Bureau of arculatien
Authorized as Second Miss Mali, Pest Office Dept.,
&bscilerteee Rate One Year 1.100. Six Months
$1.58 in arteareze
s. A.44.00 per yeax
Foreign Rate Selle per year
Advertising, Rates on applicatien
fashioned type of ttNAcher ivhoivade
the boys sit on one side of the room
• the e girls on the other. Remem-
ber the storm of investigation and
punishment which used to blow up
if one of the senior girls was found
wearing a touch of face powder? As
a result a boy's first dance (after he
filially freed himself from the prison
of public school) was a night of self-
inflicted torture and he put in two
or three miserable years attempting
to gain some measure of poise when
be wanted to spend an evening with
the girl on whom bis affections had
fastened.
The present attitude of educators
acknowledges that boys and girls
will soon become men and women
and that the two sexes will spend the
remainder of their lives in the dos -
est possible relationship and mutual
interdependence, The modern plan
would seem to be vastly -more sen-
sible than the one we, have out-
grown,
CANCER TREATMENT,
COMES HOME
Last week the Winghain Hos-
pital Board approved a plan to °per -
ate a '1°11cm-up' cancer clinic on a
bi-monthly basis. The arrangement -
is in line with the increasing effort to
combat this disease at every possible
level. It is indeed gratifying to
know that right here in Wingham
our own hospital -will have a share
in one of the most desperate battles
mankind has ever waged against his
eternal enemy, disease.
The never-ending search for a
cancer eure is likely to go on for a
long time, and there is little evidence
that an accident or a miracle will
provide the answer to the question
of effective treatment. When an ade-
qUate control for cancer is finally
found it will be as the result of the
thousands upon thousands of hours
of study which have gone into cancer
research and the millions of dollars
-which have been provided for the
proper technicians and equipment.
It is for this reason that the Can-
adian Cancer Society was formed
and why branches of the organiz-
ation 'have been established all
across the conritm It has been made
perfectly plain to us that we are to
have a personal - share in the fight
against cancer - indeed, that the
final victory in the battle may well
depend upon the concentated sup-
port of the Canadian public.
A branch of the Cancer Society
has been established right here „in
our midst ,and so far the -co-operation "
of the public has been disappointing,
perhaps due in part to the instinctive
dread with which almost .,everyone
approaches the subject ' It is to be
hoped that the officers of the local .
Unit will continue their efforts, be-
cause it is plain that a good deal 6f
patient work will be required before
there is wholehearted co-operation.
The Cancer Society is planning a
cln-ve for funds in the near future,
and we can think of no appeal in the
whole 3 -ear which is more completely
deserving of the support of every
household in this community.
The Bible Jedei
"I'be Spark, the Light that for
hundreds •of years hat kindled,
awakened a.nd strengthened mor-
al coeselouseets and charaeter
the Holy Bible. Ithas been ait
aver -available, ever -r e I ab I e
seurce of guidance."
So stet:* a letter fited Att-
Leerell Thoreas. ite centinuet,
Hreis the Woederottireaget
in *Very lank In emergnage,
tato which it is Ltemslated, Men
fled io thie Book help tor lherir
aetzAtt, needs, as dki Pedro, 'Who
Pictufteene, took sachet'
titrd. hinguage tells Mit
ktrane liras A het t ginith
MA ritif *Matte on tosekrights.
140ple feared arldtoted, Mt, Dot
day * hook till ,my lamas;
k Iroart * we* iretroinuot. riz.nr
tratit intlittartotte, then With
4iitsd Oen1 lad failee
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BY Bev., G. P. Parson, BA. '
See.Uppertined* Bible Soddy
the glory of Jesus Christ teen.
In Mer lbotLee"
The Bible ,open to all-evory,
Where-nOtinte-sbOuld be the
hierlfarge Of eve:serene Who seeks
spirituel assistaziee and leader-
ship. And milliehe thereighout
the everld, are ready fee Pee that,
for a copy Of the itoly Bible, In
fareflang plaeerieest he:Mee-bee
hind the bort Carta/re, peepie at
trirteng ,reiger :fates to tide light
Which lilt Itied'a erealse 'The bib%
Sada." is ark effieient Organize*,
tit& andis striving verlieuttly to
Meet Inintratint Carnal& or
Bibles in :Soy itingintget."
the letter it sigrted to the fitailee
line green lii,k, which /In Thoritat
Mita
Another *WV ittianett thintal
Dr. id'd tattbitals, *lite*.
The Werit of the Bible Society
In getting Bibles to new litor‘
upoa toilsy**** and alma* fAs *artiOstoi hgesettient
in God's Sight.*
Dr. Norman Vincent Peale said
recently: "Many people have
found Carriage through daily
Bible reading. Some living br dis-
tant parts of the "world have been,
freed from fear ef ivfl aldrits and
Other imaginary enemies when
the Bible has creme to them in
'their own language."
Suggested Bade Readings
Wednesday, Mark 9:1-29:
Thursday, Mark 9:30-0; Friday,
lifark Saturday, Mark Int
23-52; StuatieY, Mark 11:1-33,.;
Moriday, Maek 12:144; Tuerlday.
Afark 131-27.
"-Hrs. lea Sergeant and •tbild-
nen ef Niagara Valls spent the
Week -end at the tonne Of her
MO% Mr. HughSirmarnins,
st,. **a With Lucidaror reit.
fleet
-Sandra and Brian Reek ,et
lifinikton Are visiting this week
et the 'home a their. Atte; Mrs.
Robert Shinsnion.
and Mrs. Zenert
Ifinre And. itel,nilejr *Pint At 10*
Atkle0. tint Week 'with irdifilditxelS
titOPN
FORTY- IlEA,R$ AGO,
'The rear .' Meeting of the
Btoerd Of Trade W0.0 held in the
Chalnher on TiseradaY
evening and a large gatherlog of
laleieeeenien were preeente Pes-
gibly the large meetieg was due
1,01.4tee sineicheertjets e(4.4,,a4lee Bizanatirodn
few menthe Ago*
11. Wilford told those pre-
sent that Bre gllittieg CempanY
had about completed arrange-
ments for the opening up 01 a
a hrench, in the Ritchie and Cos -
ens building north of the post
office,
The seerebery was inetrected to
write to ether towns who now
had a market and find out how
they were CCrulunted, It was felt
that a market was meth needed
Wingballe
Mr, L. Brown, of Toronto, ad-
dressed the students of the High
School on Thursday last Stating.
to them the need of food produc-
tion and urging them to engage
* farm work.
Pte., William Marshall wishes
to thank the Ladies Patriotic
Society for the welcome parcel of
socks which he received! from
Miss B. A. Fortune.
lass Olive Cruickshanks. 13.A.„,
of the Manitoba Agricultural Col-
lege, Winnipeg, is spending a
couple of weeks at the home of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
Cruickshanks, of Turnberry,
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aleeNTY-FIVE. TEARS AGO
The Park Badminton Club of
Eitchener, held a club tourna-
mentesoraeeedantiugY'hterMissof M 1141is
Mr. uande
Mrs. 0, Thompson, made her pre-
sence felt by winning 1st. prize
in the ladies' singles.
A branch Of -the Ontario Calf
Club sponsored by the Ternberry
Agricultural Society and the
Wingham Chamber of Commerce
was organized at a meeting held
Monday evening in the town hall.
Parents and friends packed the
opera house on Thursday. and
Friday for the second annual
concert presented by the Wing-
harn Public School. All the pupils
performed most efficiently , and
bespeak the splendid traeling
they receive. from their teachers
under_ the capable supervision of
Professor Anderton.
IC110X Presbyterian Church,
Bluevale, was the scene et an in-
teresting event on Thursday af-
ternoon, being the oeeasion o!the
induction of the Rev. William
Patterson, late of Vancouver, B.
C., into the pastorate of Bluevale
and' Eadies.
Mr. Thomas Riliott, Stott Ste
has purchased the grocery and
shoe husinee% including .ritien-
tial property from Geo. A. Meeh-
an, of Blyth.
kik-IBEX TEARS AGO
Mr. Clifford Meehan, of Dres-
den arrived in Wingham on Tues -
,'day and has entered the plrunh-
ing and thismithieg biesineen with
his brother. Howard. Afrs.• Ma-
rhsert and their two children will
come to Wine:tare as NI= as
they peocure a suitable residence.
e.kfr,C.'R.Cou1tendMe.LL
Forbes attended the Legion Zone
Rally which was held in'llstowel
on Sunday. It was decided at this
meeting that .the annual Zone
Drumhead service will be held
Wingheen on the second Sun-
day of September.
Among those recently„gradriat-
ed from Canadian Army Officers'
Centre at Gordon He_ad. neer
Victoria, Bee waz Lieut. N.
Muir, of Winghann
The 'Rev. e -V, A. Beecroft and
Rev. E. 0. Gallagher attended
the meeting of the Huron lard-
stetial Fellowship held t Clinton
on ltiondey.
*Fernier Wingiramites are tak-
ing a very active interest in the
Godetich Board of Trade. At
their recent aniline meeting
Prank J. Gillespie- was earned
‘president. The retirAng president
Ls „also a former Wing-1mm man,
George Schaefer, Wild was presi-
dent for three years,
*Mr. and Mrs. Ike Anger Of
Filat,IGebigan, were Easter
Nisitort at the home to. Mr. end
Mrs. George Anger, to*. Wingham.
eeeer. and Mrs. Eenbeth John-
son end Teerg ,of 131rmingbans,
Mangan and Mr. .and lira Gen.
Johnston and fandty of Toronto,
spent the ;holidays *HA" their
Mother, Mrs, Ideate" Johnson,
-Centre Street.
Frank Thernprele litho
has bee* art leelit Ustootial iirkj-
pittl, London, spent the week -end
with Mrs. ThoMpson at their
hers* on jam St-
-Mr, Harry Irikate t4t Prande
• St. a ialting this Week at the
heal* elf It% *later, tre. ennie
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.PERSON4.1,8„.
-Miss Marlene Stainton, .of
London, spent the holiday with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Percy
soonton.
-Mr. and Mis. Ed Fielding
spent the holiday with- relatives
in St. Thomas.
-Mr. Carl AfeKey visited on
Good Friday with relatiVes. in
town and Air, and AiraeStafford
Bateson returned to Stratford
with him for the week -end.
-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott'
and family, of Braeebridge vis-
ited over the holiday with her
parents. Mr, and Mrs. Walter
Leek -ridge.
--Mrs. McArthur, of Streetn-
vifle over the holiday
with her sis' ter. Mrs. Torn Met-,
calte, Arr. Metcalfe and Verne.,
-Mr. and Airs. Albert Tone
and family of 'Toronto spent RAI -
ter With Mr. and Mrs. L Metcalfe.
and Mrs, Harry. Haw-
thorn; Airs. June Healthley and
Iress Evelyn Hawthorne and Ter-
ry spent Easter with the formers
daughter, Mrs; Murray Stainton,
Stainton and daughter.
-Mrs. Iris Morrey and -Mar-
garet are spending the Ea.ster
holiday in Cleveland with her
sister.
-Mt:. and Mrs. Don Hutchi-
son and family of Dundas spent
the week -end with her sister. -
Mrs. John OOlViflr Mr. Colvin and
family.
--Miss Gall Colvin of the Bell
Telephone staff, Eitehener, spent
the week -end with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Joint Colvin-
-Master Tommy and Alisses
Susie and Betsy Irwin, of Allis-
ton, are 'visiting with their
grandmother, Mrs., Wm, Connell.
-Mr. and Mrs, George TOWIet
and sons of Owen Sound visited
over the week -end with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Town.,
-Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Rae
of London, spent the Easter holi-
day at the home of Air. and Mrs.
H. V. Peen, Centre Street, Wmg-
ham_
-Mr. and Mrs. Norman Geddes
of Toronto silent a few days with
his sister, Miss Anne Geddes..
Eenheth Love, of Tor -
Onto. le 'visiting with her sister,
Airs. Roy Manuel -and Mr. Man-
uel.
-Mr. and Airs. Bruce Alean-
der of Weston, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne McDonald over
the week -end.
-Mr. -rim Baird„ of Toronto
and Mr, and Mrs. Simon Smith,
of Hamilton, visited with Mr. and
Mr a George Baird and Alex over
,the week -end.
-end Mrs- John Hopper.
of Toronto, Mr, and Mrs. E.
Elliott and sons, Brad and RandY.
of Sarnia, and Mr. and lies:Wm.
Rowland. Cheryl and. Kendra., r/f
33urlirlgton, ,spent the holiday
with their parents. Mrs. Ilowlaed
and ICerldre are eersinining for
t,he ',Week* and cbei.st is visiting
with her grandparents, Mr- and
Mrs. Rowland, Of Mussels..
-111r. and Mrs. Eimer Pardon
spent the tatter holiday with,
Mr. and Mrs. Sas. Porter of De-
troit-
-Mr. and Mrs. Norman Elliott
/Karen and 'Douglas, and Mr. and
Mrs. Aie.e Einnit visited on Sun-
day with Mrs. Elliott's mother,
Meta A. DeLong of snutharnosn.
les. Bfliott artd two thildrenarre
remairling for the. week.
-Mr, and Mrs, Jack Reavie
and Linda ikited 10r a, few days
With relattres in Vermin,
and Mrs. Clen1 Yee, of
8buthempton, spent the week -end
With her Sister, Nita. Whit Stare -
rat,
-M1,, and Mrs. Keith Torah*.
seri and taruily Of Streetteille
are virith her parente,.
Mi. and MM. W. R.Batt' Man.
Sheila *ho iiat been 'visiting
With her grandparents for the
pest 'feta weeks, will be return.
ing home with het parents.
and Mrs, Geo, T. Carrie
',dated itith Mt%X. trrie ott.
the fltit eon. a 'tort VitstronnoSit
On Monday evening.
eted-Ure. Aylmer Aitch-
ison and daeghters, Joan and
Judy, Of Barrie, spent the Easter
v,reek-end With his parents, Mr,
and, Mrs, Horace Aitchison, of
Wingharn.
• -*e‘iri., E., Bond has returned
bon* after spending the Winter
months to Ypsilanti. Michigan.
-Mr. and. Mrs. Wally Holsel-
grove and baby visited an Good
Friday with her mother, Airs. 5.
llohden and other relatives, of
Hamilton. .
-Mr. and Airs, Clarence Botha
visited with his parents in Teeis-
water on Good Friday. •
-Mrs. Ethel Sloan" spent the
latter part of last 'week with her
son, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Thomp-
son and fandly, and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Joe Masters, Afe, Mas
ters ane family of Brantford.
-Guests with Mr. and Airs.
Walter Charlton over the heliday
week -end were their son, Mr. Al
Charlton and Miss Dorothy
Broughton of Treeneton.
-Mr. and Airs. Ioander Strat-
ton of "l'orhisto ,spent, the week-
end with their daughter, Mrs.
Wilson Loder, Mr. Loder and
family.' Other guests at the same
home were Mr. and Mrs. Eldred
Loder, also of Toronto.
-Mr. and Ifrs. J H. Gannett
and Mrs. Geo. McMurdo of Tor-
onto visited with relatives in
town over the week -end-
-Mr. and Mrs. Harold ..Firster,
Bonoie and . Bill and friend of
Hensel), visited on Sunday with
friends,- in Wingliam.
-Mr. and Airs. Howard Weiler
and "children, of Waterloo, visit-
ed with her mother, Mrs. Mabel
Hare and with her ,grandfather,
Mr, John Relay, who celebrated
his' fand birthday on Good Fri-
-day.
-Mr, and Mrs, John Lamb and
chlidren of Toronto „visited with
friends lit Whigbam over the
week -end.
-Mr. and Mrs. Brian Grob
and daughter of Oshawa and Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Scott and family
of Blyth visited with their
mother, Mrs. Roy MacDonald,
oyer the week -end.
-Migre.s Pearl and Babe Eck-
enswiller of Afire -leo and Mr. and
Mrs. Weir Eckenswliler of Port
Credit spent the holidays with
Mre. E., A. VanStone.
-211is, Edna Carr of Toronto
spent the holidays at her 'Ionia
She leaves on Monday for Beck
Memorial "Sanitorium, London,
where she win continue her stuil-
-Mr. andt Mrs...1. T. Sild/oIl,
Ronnie 'and Laurie, of Caren
Borden, spent the week -end with
her parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. M.
Davis. -
-Guests with Um. L. Ste Marie
for the week -end were her sons,
Ron, of Toronto, Earl of Kit-
chener, and her daughters, Mar-
lene of Toronto and Doreen. of
Guelph. e
-Mrs. Wm. Connell has return-
ed home after a visit with her
eider, Mrs. Margaret Adams„ at
Procter, Minnesota. The WI) out
was made by air and Mrs. Corr-
nell and Mrs„ Adams metered to
Wingbarn„ where the latter will
visit for a time.
-Mr. and Mrs, 1Certneth Felker
and two children,. of Cornwall,
are visiting with their parents,
Mr, and Mrs. V. Sanderson, tong]
and and ..11rs. Felker, of
Turnberry.
-Mr„ and IDa. Eliner Shiell
and fa.toily of London spent the
Week -end with his Parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. It. Shiell.
-Mr. Frank j.,Gibboirs left eh
Mondar Inc Toronte Where he
Will attend the Provincial oSebool
of Trades as an altitrentlee in
lathing.
and Mrs. Vali 110P.Pe4 ist
Detroit were guelts of Mr. and
MM.
it 13`Carmichael Over the
helidey week -end. Miss Patty
Carradeliael ofLandon Visited
Vrith het patente.
-444, Ana In-& Citrates Batts
and daughters of Toronto trent
the tonelvona °with her mother,
Mis.Otorgo William* and visited
With Mr. Williams at Wioghtdo
-Central i•losibittat UM, Bates and
children retheined to teat the
ire*, laereir,
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IRE YOU THINKING OF
SEEDING
11 so . . plan to take precaution against
costly losses by, careful treatment of
your seeds with
SEED DISINFECTANTS
The following product* are readily available at
Vance's Drtig Store to help assist you in taking
these precaution&
CERESAN M - for wheat, oats, barley, rye,
sugar beets and flax - 3 lbs. $4.25 -.14 oz. 11.50
BENESAN for VVireworms, Carrot Rust Fly,
Root Maggots, etc. - 1 lb. $2.90 - 8 ozs. 11.50
ARASAN for corn, peas,_ beans, grasses, etc.
• 8 ozs. $1.40 % oz. 40c
SEMESAN BEL for seed potatoes - 1 lb. 13.79
SEMESAN JR,- for corn.....-, 85c
FORMALDEHYDE' 45c
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' DRENE SHAMPOO - SavelOc.1
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White, embossed, box of 70, reg. 17c
Revlon SATIN SET, Save 30c! $1.29
41,6, oz. size, regularly $1.59 . ..
STOMACH POWDER 59c. $1.49
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