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PAGE TWENTY THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1948 M.0.H. To Speak "To Institute At Brougham MRS, T. C. BROWN Correspondent am, Sept. 6--The monthly meeting of the Women's Institute will be heid in Township Hall on Sept. 14. It will be a health meet- ing with Dr. N. Tomlinson, medical Health Officer, as speaker. The _ hostesses, will be Mrs. L. Shepherd, Mrs. C. Shepherd, Mrs, T. Norton, Mrs, Winton White and Mrs. D. See- beck. Br and name a Canadian leaf for roll call. Roy Miller is spending two weeks : holiday at Severn River. The firemen held a corn and wie- ner roast at Greenwood Park on September 1. They had as their guests the members of the band and their wives which played at their garden party in July. Mrs, Harry Wright of George- town, is visiting her brother, A. Beer, and other relatives. Miss Beatrice Stevenson, who has been a Toronto visitor the past week, has returned home. ,Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Thornton of Galt, were callers at Mrs. Brown's home on Friday last. Quite a number of Brougham peo- ple have attended the C.N.E. dur- ing the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Gillman and daugh- ters, Mildred and Ruth, have been visiting Mrs. Gillman's early home in Quebec. Mrs. E. Holtby is confined to bed. She is being cared for by her daugh- ter, Mrs, W. Milne. The best wishes of Brougham friends are tendered to one of Brougham's former girls, Joan wil- son of Ajax, whose marriage took place on Saturday last to Robert Rait at Pickering, The Bert Harvey family has re- turned home from their holiday in Haliburton with the = Bob Harvey family, Mrs. Fairservice of Loundsboro, the former Miss Mair who was teacher. of Brougham school in the 20s, was a caller last week on Mrs. E. Holtby at whose home she lived while teaching here. Glad to report that Fred Hamil- ton had a successful tonsil opera- tion recently. . The Flower Show of Sept. 16, which was to be sponsored by Wo- men's Institute, will be cancelled owing to the extreme heat and @rought. "Brougham and Pickering veterans played the semi-final games in the Pickering Township softball league last week, with Brougham taking the series 2 out of 3. Pickering won the first game 10-7 at Brougham. Brougham took. the next two games at Pickering 4-1 and 5-1. Batteries for Brougham, Miller and Todd, for Pickering, Featherstone and Bryant and Featherstone. Mr. and Mrs. Bedford of Toronto were guests of Albert Gray and fam- ily on Sunday. ! Mrs, A. Gray attended a farewell party for her cousin, Mr. Russell Carter of Scugog, held at his heme on Wednesday evening before he moves to Port Perry. Queen's Changes Faculty Members Kingston, Sept. 9--(CP)--Queen's University has announced the ap- pointment of several new faculty members, replacing those' who have retired or are moving to other uni- versities. ~ Dr. P. G. C. Campbell, long-time head of the French department, is retiring and will be replaced by Dr. W. H. Evans, a graduate of the University of Wales. Dr. Evans lec- tured from 1927 to 1933 at the University of Paris and the Uni- versity of Liverpool. Prof, Rupert C. Lodge, President of the American Philosophical So- ciety and noted for writings on Plato, has been appointed. to the philosophy staff for next session. He replaces Dr. Gregory Vlastos, now on the staff of Cornell Univer- sity. Prof. Lodge recently retired from the University of Manitoba's philosophy staff. Dr. George Humphrey, formerly. of Queen's psychology department and now at Oxford University, has been replaced by Dr. E. J. Signori, a graduate of the University of To- . ronto and Alberta University. 'Other new lecturers at Queen's University this fall will be. J. P. De C. Day, philosophy; Miss Mar- garet E. Garnham, Spanish; Ver- non W. Malach, economics, and R. A. Stall, mathematics. Francis Tindall, coach of the football team this fall, has been appointed assistant profesor in physical health education. Prof. I. Halperin will return to the mathematics department after a leave of absence. Prof, 8. N. Graham, retiring head of the Mining and Engineering De- partment, will be replaced by A. V. Corlett, a graduate of Queen's in '1923. Cobourg Girl Student Wins $1,320 Scholarship Cobourg, Sept. 9--(CP)--Scholar- ships totalling $1,320 have been won by Julie Richardson, Cobourg Col- legiate Institute student, as a result of marks attained in upper school examinations. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Richardson, Cobourg, she secured eight first class honors and one second class, Her awards are the Dominion Provincial Scholarship for $400, Catholic Women's League Peter- borough Diocese Scholarship for $200, and the Font Donne Scholar- ship for $720, equivalent to four years free tuition. ¥ 'ackAacHf Py BuruW ER yrovV Upon his arrival in Tel Aviv as a special U.S, representative to the new Jewish state of Israel, James MacDonald (left) pays his first visit to the office of Prime Minister David Ben Gurion, cenit -- -------- ---- By JACK GRAY Canadian Press Staff Writer Toronto, Sept. 9 -- (CP)--Some- what ruefully, the Canadian Army today took stock of its first big attemp to let its hair down with its public. 'Kids" said Bombadier Percy Firth of Brantford, gazing reflec- tively at his 15-ton gun. "They've put this gun out of order. They're just like gremlins--get into places you'd never think possible." He had discovered that the pub- lic--especially children--loves to handle army equipment. They're getting the opportunity at the Can- adian National Exhibition, where more than $1,000,000 worth of serv- ice material from a mobile dental clinic to a Bailey bridge is on dis- play. "It's part of the new army policy at these public, demonstrations of letting anyone swing a Bofors ack- ack gun or handle the grips of a machine gun, explained Major Terry Goulding of Toronto, public relations officer of Central Com- mand. But this meet-your-army spirit sometimes is hard on the equip- ment. "Children's day was the worst," said Bdn. Firth, "Just look at that gun. You'd wonder how they could do it. These kids somehow got at Kids Have 'Disarmament' Figured Out Perfectly the tap which allowed the hydrau- lic fluid to escape. The result is, the gun had to be locked--she'd jam up on the recoil without oil." "Why some of those kids are smarter than the grown-ups," said Ben Klassen. 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