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PAGE TEN KELLOGG C0. TO BUILD BIG UNIT Advance Program a Year to Give Employment in London, Ont, London, Ont, Nov. 6--The Kellogg Company of Canada will build a new 0: r plant to cost in the neighbor- ood of $150, Work will be start- ed this fall. .\nnouncement was made to this effect to day by Eugene H. McKay, of Battle Creek, Mich, di- rector of the company, who was sent to London by L. H. Brown, president of the parent company to make a survey of the London plant, Mr. McKay was accompanied to London by engineers and architects of the Albert Kahn Company, of Detroit, who assisted him in the survey from a technical standpoint, The new power plant will be large enough to take care of future devel- opments of the company. It will be built south of the present Dundas street plant and will face on King street, so as to give room for new factory additions, which the company anticipate making in London, The power plant will be the most modern of its kind that can be constructed There will also be new and modern coal shutes to handle the fuel; new sidings will also have to be built, "It was not the original intention," | said Mr, McKay today, "to erect this power plant until next year, but Mr, Kellogg has felt very strongly that the company should do all. it could to assist unemployment situation in the present crisis, As a result, some of our building 'projects in Battle Creek have been advanced and we are following the same policy in Lon don," J. R. McKinley, the local manager, has been urging the company to start work this fall on some of the com- pany's building programs and has been placing the needs of the London plant before the directors SCHOOL BOARD BROKE, TEACHERS UNPAID Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., Nov, f.-- The technical school board finds it- self unable to pay its accounts and its salaries for December, owing to the fact that in building the addi- tion to the school there was an over- expenditure of $2,142 on capital building and $2,805 for equipment, which were taken from maintenance account, The board will be $6,000 short at the end of the year, but this may be reduced to $4,000 by the Government grant, The board has engaged a chartered account- ant to make a report on its financial affairs. STIRLING BURGLARS ENTER THREE STORES GET $400 IN LOO' Belleville, Nov, 6. Forcing thei way into three stores at Stirli: Village, burglars secured as thei: loot about $400 worth of goods. | They also entered Daniel's harness | shop at Foxboro and succeeded in | taking away two new shot guns and | a large quantity of ammunition, bg sides a quantity of boots and shoe! At FP, T. Ward's store in Stirling they carried away overcoats, sults, ties and haberdashery. They shat- tered the glass in the front door. The store owned by J, W, Sarles vielded several leather club bags. The robbers managed to effect an entrance to J, G, Butler's drugstore by a rear door, but they found themselves in the basement and were able to carry away but little of value. Bert Eggleton heard a noise at the rear of his store, and going . downstairs frightened the marauders away. MYRTLE LADIES AID HOLDS ANNUAL HALLOWE'EN EVENT Ww, Full Course Supper and Pro- % gram Provided--Pastor Acted as Chairman Myrtle, Oct. 31--The Ladies' Aid teld their annual Hallowe'en tea and concert in the church basement on Thursday night. Early in the even- ing the ladies with the president, Mrs, Graham, full course supper which was greatly enjoyed by all present. After that the tables were cleared away and amid spooks and goblins the pastor, Rev. Merriam, as chairman, called the gathering to order and commun- ity singing was enjoyed for a few minutes, A vocal duet by Mesdames Tordiff and Leury was then given A piano duet by the Misses Pauline and Bernice Price' met hearty ap- plause. "A very humorous mock Ten- nessee wedding was staged by Mrs, Tordiff who made a splendid clergy- man: and the happy couple were Mrs, Clarence Harrison and Mrs, Li- mer Cook. Each charcter played their part so well that much merri- ment was provoked. Tommie Price gave a spleadid instrumental which presiding, served a. was heartily encored. Friends were present from Brooklin and Prospect who added much to the evening's en joyment. The proceeds amounted to sixteen dollars, Gloom was cast over the commun. ity on Thursday afternoon when word was received that Mrs. Butter worth had been scized with a stroke and died after, Deceased had just gone to Sunderland a few days ago to visit her daughter and was seemingly in good health, Deceased with her son Ed, whr ~~ the South Myrtle garage moved here a few years ago from Woodville, and dur- ing this time all who made her ac quaintance learned to love her and looked upon her as a very kind neighbour, especially. where there was sickness or trouble in a home, Her thoughtfulness and the Good Samaritan spirit which she always showed will not be soon forgotten, The runeral will be held from her daughter's home at Sunderland on Saturday afternoon and interment will be made in the family plot be- side her late husband, Her sorrow- ing family have the sympathy of the community in this their hour of sud- den bereavement, Mrs. Balmer has returned fo her home in Whitby after spending a few days with her friend, Mrs. Wil- fred Graham, HARMONY EVENT AND SCHOOL CLUB HAS MASQUERADE | Pleasant Evening Is Spent -- Club Does Well With Rummage Sale | Harmony, Nov. 1.--The Harm- ony Home and School Club held a very enjoyable masquerade party on their meeting night on Thurs- day. A great many came in cos- |{tumes. which were of every sort and they kept others guessing a long time to discover who they |were, After a march around the auditorium the judges awarded the prizes to Mrs, J. Luke and IMrs. V. Drew for the best couple, | Mrs, H. Short as (Andy), Ross Ed- {wards as a (bride). The follow- | ling program was given, a quartette | {by girls of senior room; vocal solo, |Mrs, C. Marcale; reading, June | Luke; piano solo, Lorraine Green- |tree. Apples and popcorn |served following the opening of the | meeting, with the president, Mrs, { H. Hart presiding. All were | reports | {were read and approved and also | letter of thanks from those who had received help during the past month. The proceeds from the rummage sale and home cooking ale were exceedingly good. It was ccided to start the afternoon teas on Wednesday, Nov. 6. Mrs, H. art will give a talk on 'Parental Teaching in the Home." ments were served and the meet- ing closed with God Save The King.. KEDRON PERSONALS Miss 'Mae Harve Oshawa, re cently visited at her home here Miss Nora We and Marion | Mountjoy are 'visiting Mrs. A LL. t'ascoe, Solina The many friends here of Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Crossman Haydon, extend their very best wish- es to them on completing fiity year of married life, Mr, and Mrs. Cross- man were tormer residents here, with relatives 'in Toronto, If you want Kedron on Friday evening, Nov. 7, gram will be given, Mr. and Mrs. F. Crossman attend | ed a surprise party at Mr, and Mrs, ! Jas. Crossman's Haydon, to | brate with them their 'golden mg. NORTH OSHAWA North Oshawa, Oct. 27--Mr. and | Mrs, Elgin Glover entertained their friends with a dance on Friday night, before taking up residence at their new home, on Beatrice Street, Mr. and Mrs. Fowler, and family, of Port Perry, visited Mr, and Mrs, Louis Fowler recently, Young People's League was reor- ganized on Friday evening for the winter with a Hallowe'en party Mr, and Mrs. W. Glover visited Mr, and Mrs. Charles Blight at Whitby. ' . Mr. Thomas Scott has his property up for sale. Miss Hazel Pogson was at home on Sunday. NAMES LEFT OFF LIST Smith's Falls,.-- Charges that more than 400 names of Smith's Falls electors had been omitted from the voters' list in the by- election in South. Lanark were heard at the regular meeting of the Municipal Council here. It was claimed that a very large number of local ratepayers, went to the polls on Wednesday, to find that their names were not included on the list, despite the fact that they voted at the last Provincial elec- tion and at the Federal election this summer, Refresi- | and relatives Miss Beatrice Mountjoy is visiting | some fun come 14 | when the Boys Volunteer Class are | giving a Minstrel Show. 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