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We are looking to 1945 to be a
year of fine achievement. We hope it
brings you the fullest share of bright
prospects and substantial prosperity and
.happiness.
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• Let's face 1945 with confidence, but let's get off to.
a good start at the very beginning. Here's to a successful
year for all I
Wingham Utilities Commission
THAT IS OUR WISH FOR
EVERYONE
MacLEAN COAL CO.
A FULL MEASURE
of happiness to all of our
friends . . . including Vic-
tory and Peace.
NEW YEAR
SYMPHONY , . .
Our musical composition
for the New Year would
be on overture of peace,
punctuated with happiness
and scored in a tempo of
joy.
GOOD LUCK TO ALL
IN 1945
Father Time has com-
pleted another yearly cir-
cuit. HappYNey Year —
everybody.
Our sincere New Year's
wish is that you have good
health and 'good luck in
1945.
Gibson 's Bakery
Foxton Dairy
and Lunch. Room Stedman Store
We are grateful for this
opportunity to wish you a
Happy New Year. And we
hope the New Year will
bring you success and
happiness.
HI, FELLA! .
Welcome 1945. You may
be a young 'un but for our
money you look all right.
We'll count on you to
bring health, prosperity'
and a little happiness to all
our* friends. Come on in
and do your stuff.
E. J. Nash
RING IN THE NEW
The old year ends . .
the New Year begins . .
may it 'be the start of a
joyous New Year for you.
To all in this district we
extend the wish that you
have a New Year filled
with happiness.
George Olver
RINGING IN
THE NEW YEAR
Not empty words but a
sincere hope that happi-
ness and. prosperity ;will
come your way in 1945.
HERE'S HOPING
That you all will 1e sit-
ting on top of the world
during 1945. Happy New
Year to all.
Sunoco Dealer
Canada Packers
Limited
Duncan Kennedy, Mgr. W.A.11eughan GLAD TIDINGS
When New Year's bells
ring out their message of
faith and hope may you
share in the blessings of a
better year.
PATTISON
Radio Service
If we could paint a pic-
ture of the New Year for
you, we'd make it rosy and
full of the good things we
hbpe will come your way.
C. N. Merkley
Harry J Fryfogle
C 17IAINWAY
STORES
Mrs. Reta Mason, Mgr.
RINGING IN THE NEW YEAR
Our good resolution for 1945
is to merit your kind esteem and
approval even more than in the
past.
'NEW YEAR'S WISH
We don't know what . the
year holds in store for you—but
if wishes come true, our wishes
will ensure you the grandest year
you've ever had,
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THg, t ND O1 'rat 'BEGINNING
A9 la the custom, in the closing days
the old year, we pause front otfr
ad look back on the days that
liefOre,
Nineteen forty-four has been a year
of sorrows and difficulties for many.
Separation from loved 'ones, difficul-
ties 1>f many finds in our business, etc.
We may feel however that we have
come to the end of the beginning .
that the year just dawning will be our
Victory Year , that our worries and
efforts are to bring forth the fruits
of toil and sacrifice , . that we may
look forward to a better day when we
shall go onward together to a bigger
and better life in the same old world,
As editor f desire on behalf of our
Staff to espress our appreciation to
the folk of this community, for our
pleasant relations during this past
year, and hope that we may merit
your continued confidence in the year
to come.
DISTRLCT NEWS
Port Albert School To Close Soon'
Although no announcement had
been made all signs point to an early
closing of the Navigation School at
Port Albert, There was a very heavy
exodus of students. Christmas dinner
WM- served but not in' the traditional
mariner with officers as hosts, for only
a skeltoit staff remains. Those wh'0
came. here with the, first contingent
from ,overseas four years and two
months ago have reCeived postings:
Stint& By trap Ribs Broken.
While walking along No. 4 high-
Way,. john -Grainger, of trucetield, was
knocked to the Pavement by, a ear
driven by Walter ;Spencer, Hensall.
According to police reports,. Spencer,
'who Was 'driving to Seaforth, saw Mr.
Grainger who was carrying a -flash.
light, and in trying to avoid hitting
him, the ear skidded with the left front
fenders striking the pedestrian, Mt
Grainger received rib fracturets- and
bruises, and was removed to Clinton
Uospital for treatment where his
daughter, Miss Grainger, is superin-
tendon.
Leaves $5000 To Kincardine
The Town of Itilleartline has seen
bequeathed 0,060 in the will of the
late Sir Alexanderifatglerizie,
eardine-born baronet who died there
in the summer of INS. It is stipulated.
the Money be invested and interest
used for 'the maintenance 'of Ititlear-
dine Cemetery. In. his lifetline, Sir
,Alexander 'presented Macpherson Park
to the community, and also assisted
local churches, hospitals and other in-
stitutions,
160th .Veteran Passes
The funeral of Adam Donnie, who
passed away on Monday, at Hamilton,
in his 01st year, took& place from the
Tanner and Pearson ifitneral home to
Walkerton Cemetery under auspices of
Walkerton Canadian Legion with serv-
ice by,,Ity.• R. C, tapper, rector 'of
St. Paul's Anglican Church, Pull milt.
tary honors were accorded, the veter-
ans marching ht a body and 'Last Post'
was sounded, Mr, befinie was a vet.
trail of Pita Great War, having en.
listed in the 160th Bruce Battalion and
served overseas, being wounded twice
and also suffered from gas, About
five years ago he was town foreman at
Walkerton but has been ill since,
Mr, and Mrs. Sohn ;Pinglartd, Lon-
deshoro, on Wednesday, Dottriber
observed their Olden wedding. Prattle
Pittgland, X.C., Clinton is a mt.