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Mom...is the Ideal family Photographer
Any mother who keeps a
camera handy won't find herself
telling . a neighbour, "I wish I
had a picture". She can have
the picture,. a story-telling pic-
ture, to share with friends and
relatives now and in later years, close-up of Mary's happy face
to recall happy moments.
Mother is the ideal family
p'hotographer be ca she
spends more time with the chil-
dren than anyone else. She's
at home with the children when
father is at work. She's around'
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LEGISLATIVE RLY.
Select Committee on
Manpower Training
BRIEFS INVITED
On April 18, 1962, The Legislative Assembly of Ontario
appointed a Select Committee to investigate and make
recommendations concerning;
1. The Apprenticeship Act and the regulations made
thereunder;
2. All aspects oftheapprenticeship system as presently
established in Ontario and more particularly as it
pertains to the training of persons in trades or crafts
relating to the construction industry and in industrial
undertakings;
3. The training of workers and more particularly re-
training and upgrading of skills; and
4. The roles of government, industry and labour in this
Public hearings are expected to take place in the Parlia-
ment Buildings, Toronto, in September and October.
Individuals or organizations interested in presenting sub-
missions to the Committee are invited to contact the
Secretary no later than July 15th. The Committee will be
glad to supply a list of specific questions upon which
comment is particularly desired, as well as background
I nformation and advice which may assist interested parties
In the preparation and presentation.of briefs. -
J. R. Simonett, M.P.P. T. M. Eberlee,
Chairman. Secretary,
Room 262,
Parliament Buildings,
Toronto (Telephone 365-19461
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ONTARIO TRAVEL LITERATURE
Mail to: Ontario Traiel;
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FARMERS
We are shipping cattle every Monday for United
Co-operative of Ontario and solicit your patronage. We
will pick them up at your farm.
Please PHONE COLLECT not later that Saturday
nights.
Seaforth Farmers Co-operative
H. S. Hunt, Shipper
Phone 669 W 1
VISIT YOUR GAS APPLIANCE DEALER oTODAY
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Yes, you save three ways if you buy a Blue Star Gas
Range right now. First, you get special sale prices
on famous name Blue Star gas ranges. You also get
a special trade-in allowance on your old stove. And
for customers ofUnion Gas, a special bonus gift of
$15.00 cash!
Look over the glamourous new gas ranges at
your gas appliance dealer's and make your choice
today. Your dealer will fill out your Bonus Gift
Certificate and you'll receive a Union Gas cheque
for $15.00.
HURRY! OFFER EXPIRES ON JUNE 23RD.
THERE'S NO FINER RANGE IN THE
WORLD THAN A BLUE STAR GAS RANGE!'
clean .. . safe . .. and trouble-free, including
such features as:
• Automatic oven heat control
• Automatic top burner control
• Automatic smokeless broiler
• Automatic ignition throughout
See the Blue Star Built-In Gas Ranges, too!
"Cooking's not the same without the flame"
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Smorgasbord.
Served on Lawns
For '.11ensall Choir
.11-.EN•SALL, Mrs. Robert Pryde, choir director and organ,
1st of Hensall United Church
choir entertained niernberS of
the choir, their husbands, .wives
and friends to a smorgasbord
diainer served picnie style on
the lovely lawns on June 14
With Over 40 attending, Turkey,
ham, salads, milts, topped off
with strawberry .shorteake With
whipped cream was the menu
served. Mrs.. Pryde was ably
assisted by her. huSbaod.
A short choir practice was
held in the home after which
a social hour was enjoyed; clim-
axed with-,a game of ball by
the men. During the evening
Mrs, Currie Wirilaw Was pre,
sented with a gift by XI'S. Ron
Mock on behalf of the choir and,
Mrs. T. C. Coates. Exeter, a
former member of the choir re-
ceived a hymnary, Mrs. Harry
I-190ton made the presentation.
FOR
BARNS
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Contains
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with Malothlon
1°11 FARM BUILDINGS
H. F. WETTLAUFER
Clinton Ontario
Chiselhurst UCW
At Parker Home
HENSALL — Mrs, Harold
Parker was. hostess at her home
Tuesday, June 12 for the June
meeting of Chiselhutst United
Church Women, with an :atten.,
dance .of 20, President Mrs.
Perry HarriS conducted the
meeting, Mrs.. Alvin Cole con—
ducted the •worship period' and
members responded to !the roll
oall with a verse from the book
of Esther.
A motion was• passed to send
Mists Patricia Harris to the
school for leaders at Alma Col-
lege, St. Thomas, in August
Mrs, Thomas l3rintnell submit-
ted a report of the Presbyterial
at Grand' Bend. Mrs:, R. Boyce
presented :the Bible study, and
Mrs. Clarence Coleman gave
the tofpie on "Stewardsihip" fol-
loWed with a film.
Mrs. Currie Winlaw was pre-
sented with 9. gift, with Mrs,.
Robert Kinsman reading the'
.preSentation address and Mrs.
Roy MacDonald making the
presentation. • Missionary prayer
was by Mrs. William Brintnell.
Mrs. R. Taylor thanked Mrs.
Parker for her hospitality. Re,-
freShments, were served: Hos-
tesses were Mrs. Parker and
Mrs. Lloyd Ferguson.
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Gospel Services
Stinday Nights
Starlite Drive-In
HENSALL—Starlite Drive-In
Gospel Services will commence
July 8 for the third year at the
Starlite Drive-In, near Grand
Bend. A recent meeting was
held in the Evangelical United
Church, Dashwood, with the
election of officers taking
place.
'Chairman, T. Harry Hoff-
man!, Dashwood; vice chairnian
Edgar Cudinore, Exeter; secre-
tary, Rev. Robert S. Hiltz, Ex-
eter; treasurer, Alvin, Finkbein-
er, Credit:on; head usher; Wil-
liam Pearce, Exeter; assistant,
Carl Oestricher, Dashwood.
Ushers will be secured from
the various churches taking
part in these services with an
invitation to more churches to
take part.
There will be a mixed choir
from the district with Several
musical directora Any person
wishing to sing in this choir
is :asked to attend the rehearsal-
' each Sunday evening at T p.m.
in the Shipka United Church
prior to the service which will
commence at 8 p.m..
Guest , speakers from across•
Canada and the United States
will again participate with veil.-
0113 musical talent as well as a
Salvation Army Band . from
Woodstock.
Vesper services will be held
each Tuesday evening in, the
Pinery Provincial Park under
the 'auspices of this, organiza-
tion. This year they have add-
ed an aanpitheatre which will
accommodate over 800. persons.
LaSt year large crowds attend-
ed these services.
'Any proceeds after expenses
will again go to the Bible So-
ciety, the Gideons, and the,
Good Will Rescue Mission.
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,MIDDLETON
Stewart Middleton and Thom-
as Todd, Lucknow, attended the
annual sale of registered Aber-
deen Angus cattle at View Hul-
loia Farms, owned by Major
General Churchill Mann, King
City, on Friday, June 15.
Lake
—
Lake Superior, deepest of the
Great Lakes, has a maximum
depth of over 1,300 feet; Lake
St., Clair, shallowest .of the
chain, has a maximum depth of
23 feet.
when picture-taking situations
jUst naturally happeP
junior makes mud pies, when
daughter Wimps in front of a
Mirror, whop hopscotch, is play-
ed en the front sidewalk.
Are you and daugliter''head-
log for the neighbourhood park
this afternoon? Take: your
camera and capture, pin film,
a day in the life of your child,
Get a shot as you leave the
house and then record the gam,
es and fun, that follows. With
a camera, especially a movie
:camera, mother is, set to
film the :action as happens.
You'll want to vary the
length of scenes, the angle of
your camera, and the distance
of your shots. You might look
an at Mary when She's climb-
ing the steps to the slide, and
then look down on her while
she breezes to the bottom and
plunks into the sandbox.
Art the swings, you'll have a
chance to shoot a complete se-
quence. You can begin with a
long Shot, to establish a com-
plete view of the location and
follow with a medium shot—in
this case, Mary sitting on the
swing. Then, continue: with a
The final scene would be an,
Other king shot, with Mary
jumping from the seat.
Mo'v'ies or snapshots can pre-v,kip a colorful record of yew
family life. By ,telling an p-tter-
esting story, and shooting with
ewe, yo II% have plattres rthat
your family and friends pan ems
joy for years to =re.
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NOTICE
Tuckersmith
Municipal Dump
will be open until
further notice on
Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons from
1 to 5:30 p.m.
No wire fencing, old
concrete, or car bodies
permitted.
J. I. McIntosh
Clerk
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