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(Intended For Last Week,
Miss Edna Boyle '• visited: ' Mr.
and Mrs. •Frances • Botyle•
Mrs. Belle 'Catihers, Mr .and
lVis,. $ill Eadie: and Mr. Alvin
Orvis visited Miss..'Eva Culbert
and Mr.: Lorne . Culbert;
Mr.' and: Mrs. Dan .'Mt Hens,.
Bonnie and J•iamzmewere guests
of :Mr: and MTS. Frank Currie,
Mr, and• ,`Mrs ` Peter :Leeson,
Barbara and .Iona vi-ited. Mr. and.
Mrs. Russel. Needlhama;'
Miss Barbara 'Forster ' arisihed
Mrs. Gordon Patterson.
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'Dr. James Emerson of Charing
Cross spent .the rweek-end with
Mr. ,and Mrs. • George •Emerson.
Mrs, Frank 'Dore, • ,Nancy, Ron-
•, Dianne were , recent
guests of Mr..and 71114:
White.
Wil�lian
White. • •
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gilchrist
'Grant Were : Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon McDonald.
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Mr. Roy .Collins . and Mrs.
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Russel Collins spentt '' Satuftlay'
evening with: 'Miss ;Margaret. Ro-
bertson • and .Mr. 'Don ;Robertson.
Mr.
and• Mrs, Donald McCosth,
Mary. Anne . .and ' Richard _Were
Sunday; •guests of Mrs. John Col-
• well: .•
Purple Grove Institite.held a
euchre `Party' :to .celebrate" their'
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n ergency Lo ging.
n..Bruce: County:
.. I410yld. Jasper,.
Co-ordinator ,Bruce. Co. °EMO)
The , aim of
f, this serVtce ' is • ,to
pravid`a immediate, ,torniporary'
lodging for evacuees. .who are
'una)ble to 'make or carry opt
their owti ..emergency arrange-.
ments, ;Some evacuees will Ihalve
made arrangements ,,toy .move sin.
twi bh (friends or :relatives in a
;reception area if and when vol-
unitary evacuation :became nec
essa•ny., .but avast. numbers. Wi;ll,.
took . to . E.W.S. to provide them
with "a 'place to live.• E,W;S: wi�11
have to provide tlodtg!ing: /Or eva-
cuees •folllowirug an attack with-
out warning, and for 'the sur
vivors brought out of, damaadged.
Cr ,fallout areaas, A good lodging,
program lis dependent :upon the
careful, • detailed planning., that
has been done in advance, ,for
the "'assignment of evacuees to
private dwellings; commercial'
facilities; • and Other suitable
buildings 'iwihdvdh� : will the used
for .'congregate 'lodging.
' • Private • Dwellings
The ' Lodging of .er nacuees:
private homes,, tourist homes itc
boarding homes is eonsitdereid to
be' 'preferable to Congregate
lodging, interms of more natural
living .arrangements; of cooking,
sleeping,• and! sanitary ,faculties"
already ibeir g, • available; and of
extra :, :supplies of ,blankets and
usedclothingbeing available in
most homes. Here the evacuees
would ; be expected to look after.
themselves. If bhere is a shortage.
of aecominoda'tion in private:
dwellfnlgs,': family, groups shoulld
be ' given priority for pllacemenit
in this type : of aecammo,datvon1
so that. 'families :are . kept toc.
gether,
Congregate:. Lodg' Ing.,
sixteenth birthday parity Prizes,
higth, Mrs, George ;Emerson, MT:
Don Rdbertson, •. ;