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Miss Vivian Fisher left on Tuesday land Dianne 9f Toronto, spent the
to spend a week in London at the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
home of her aunt, Mrs. John Carruth.
ers,
Rev. and Mrs. W, S. Sutherland
left last week on their holidays. They
will visit at the home of his mother
at Finch, near Glengarry, and Angus
will sfay there far his holidays,
The service in the Presbyterian
Church here ott Sunday was in charge
of Mr. Fred Davidson, and Mr, John
McGee gave the address,
, Mrs, Roy Cringle of Detroit was
home for the Old Boys' Reunion and
visited with her brother, Mr. jack
Mr. Roy McGee has returned to his
position in Toronto, on Wednesday,
after spending his holidays at his home
he .,irs. Chas, Shiell visited for a few
days this week with Mrs. Gossell of
Ripley and attended the Old Boys'
Re-Union.
Miss Creyke of the Dept. of Agri-
culture, Toronto, from the Women's
Institute Branch of Economic Servi,Ce,
has been at the' Memorial Hall' ]this
week teaching a course in Dress-
making, Those who were able to at-
tend were, Shirley and Beverley
Casemore, Rena Moore, Helen Wal-
ters, Leona Pickeill, Mildred McCleln-
aghan, Mrs, Edward Mcaenaghan,
Helen Louise Pocock, Mrs. Alex Rob-
bertson and Mrs. Will Henry. .
Miss Annie Kennedy was able to
return to her duties in Wingham (Gen-
eral Hospital on Monday.
Mrs. Cherry, who has been visiting
with Mrs. Victor Emerson spent last
week with Mrs. Russell Ritchie of
Langside.
Mrs, Jack Ryan and Leroy, Mrs,
Lorne Johnston and Miss Grace Mc-
Kinnon, spent last week at a cottage
at Kincardine.
Miss Elaine Purdon of Powasson,
is visiting at .„the home of Miss C.
Laidlaw, with ''leer grandmother, Mrs.
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2 Wrap Your Garbage Carefully.
3 Burn Refuse that Attracts Flies or Bury it.
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Groskorth, and Dianne stayed to spend
two weeks here,
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Tieecroft and
sons of Ottetiville, have been visiting
at the home of his father, Mr. John
Beecroft, and Mr, and ,Mrs, Hector
Hamilton and son, Ales, of Gorrie,
visited there on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, John Mason and fam-
ily visited one day last week at the
home of her sister, Mrs, Arthur And-
erson of Kippen, and Mrs. Mason, and
her daughter, Mrs. Parker Campbell
of Wingham, visited on Tuesday at
the home of her sister, Mrs, Kilpatrick
of London, Mn,i Lloyd Mason of Lis-
tbwei, has been spending his two
weeks' holidays at his home here,
Rev, and Mrs, Henry Martin of
Belmore, visited on Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Martin and attended
the funeral of/ the late Mrs. John Gil-
lespie,
Mr, and Mrs, Donald Martin and
family were in Kincardine on Sundap
attending the family re-union of the
Johnston family,
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Elliott, Karen
and June of Ottawa, who spent
the week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, David Currie of Wingham,
will spend the month of August in
their cottage at Bruce Beach, Little
Miss Janet Gaunt is holidaying there
with them.
Miss Grace McKinnon, Mr. and
Mrs, Lorne Johnston, Mr. Orville El-
liott; and Mr, and Mrs, Russell Far-
rier and Miss Winnifred Farrier, spent
the week-end at Lions' Head.
Mrs. Bernard Hall of Blyth, and
her sister, Mrs. Olive Gibbas of Det-
roit, visited on Thursday last, with
their aunt, Mrs. A. Kirk, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. D, Beecroft.
Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Laidlaw
and daughters, of London, spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Laidlaw,
and with her parents in Ashfield.
Mr. Charles Falconer has been very
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes, Jackie ill with an attack of jaundice.
and Marjorie, spent Sunday at Hai-- Mr. Norman Coultes of E. Wawa-
boar Park, .Goderich, with Mr, and nosh, is able to be out again, after a
Mrs. Jack Coultes of Morris, and Mr. severe attack of measles, with pneum-
and Mrs. Alex Leaver and Evelyn, onia.
and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker of Reeve and Mrs. J, D. Ileecroft at-
E. :Wawanosh. tended the County Council picnic at
Miss Lettie Fox of Hamilton, is Goderich on Wednesday last.
spending her holidays with her Mr. Fred :Moss and Mr. and Mrs.
mother, Mrs, A. Fox. Harry Moss anti baby, Benny of
Rev. Graydon Cox of Conniston, is Bright, and Mr. Irwin McClenaghan
of St. Thomas, anti Barbara Parker of
London, visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan,
Miss Audrey Irwin spent last week
with, f riends at Toront-, and Fort
Erie, and this week with her parents,
Mr, anti Mrs. Herson Irwin. Miss Bar-
bara Irwin is 1#fsiting with relative,:
at Galt and. Rockwood. anti Mr. and Wingham Chamber of Commerce.
WHITECHURCH
(August 4th Budget)
Miss Joyce Robinson is spending
this week with relatives hi Toronto,
going there .:Nn Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs, Walter Lettner and Rose Marie
and Jimmie, who spent the week-end
at the home of her brother, Mr. John
Boyle.
Mr. Thos. Morristm had the mis-
fortune to break his rieht arm la.1,.w
-the elbliw ,,ne day last week, when
cranking a ear.
Miss Eleanor Wig-Ian:an of E. Wa-
-wanosh reeeiveti word that she had
passed her Grade II Theory E mtm ,
with first class Honours, having
N •I G into t rs. or, on Cane at
Mrs. Alex Nether] ,:f Hamilton spent ar;
the week-end here, before holidaying =
spending this week here with his \rue,
whit has been visiting with her mother,
Mrs. Mac Ross.
Mr. Stanley Moore who to'i",k the
contract for paintine the outside "i
the Memorial Hall, C.4 •Inuivneed paint-
ing this week.
A miscellaneous shower *Ira , hehl
at the hi tut, of Mr. and Mrs. huhu
("ride; Tint:okay evening for Mi ,s
Velma Scoot of Winghant, in honour
of her approaching arrie:.
Congratulations,
Mr. and Mrs. Marcelle Philion and
Betty Anne of Tilsonburg, and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Thompson, Alice
and Dianne of Tilsonburg, spent the
week-end at the home to their grand-
father, Mr, Thos. Robinson anti witl:
other Robinson relatives in K Wawa-
nosh and Wingham.
Jas, Laidlaw has been a patient
in Wingham tiVneral durin e
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rt:bert Purdon and
,Archie. and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rio--
tout and Leroy and Garry, visited on
Sunday at the home of the former's
daughter, Mr, and Mrs. FI,,yd Butt
Belwood.
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more assured of job security! .. and we and our children can have more of the
bettor things in life. To produce such goods in sufficient -quantities, skilled labour
is vital. That is why every single'one of us should be glad that war -veterans are
constantly being trained to provide the skilled hands so needed by Ontario
industry, They receive ON TIIE JOB training under expert instructors in our
Ontario factories.
This training, provided through the co-operation of the Department 'of 'Veterans'
Affairs, the Federal Department of Labour and the Ontario Department of Ethrea-
tion, starts veterans on the road to Okillecl craftsmanship, Taught to use their
hands in such jobs ,as routing, etching, stripping, bnritishing and finishing, they
will eventually become photo engraving craftsmen. 13teause of the increasing im•
portanee of this trade, every effort of these newly-skilled workers helps to snake
()Mad° a finer place in which to live and contributes to the elfare awl happiness
of all her citizens.
TOE BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO)
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C. Smith, 22, of Toronto, an II.C.A.F.
veteran, is shown routing a plate in a
large Toronto photo -engraving plant.
During their training,veteraus tired:lifted
from one job to another to
familiarize them with all
phases of photo eogaving.
Many -veterans subsequent.
ly obtain full tiine employ.
merit in the factories where
they receive training.
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were at a grand family reunion (41
Stm.lay at the old Inane ou the first
Concession of Kialoss, misv the 11.,Nrne
of Mr. and Mn-. Patrick MacMillan.
The only tine not able to lie present
was Mrs. Minnifie (Mamie) of Okla-4
'mina. The others present on this 1
memorable occasion were: Alec Mac- i•
Milian, who came from White Ilene,
Alaska; Mn. and Mrs. Miles MacMill- 1
an of Kinloss; Mr. and Mrs. Herb. '.
MacMillan and two daughters of Tex-
as; Mr. and Mrs. jos. MacMillan and
family, Lueknow; Mr. and Mrs. John
MacMillan and family, Kinloss; Mr.
and ,Mrs. Duncan MacMillan and fain- 1
ily -of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Albin
(Margaret) Griffin and son, Detroit; i
Mr, and Mrs. John (Annie) Wocks, of '
London; Mrs. MeDiarmid (Veronica) ,
and -daughter Marilyn of Denver, Col- f
orado, who with Mr. and Mrs. Patrick- 1
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'Nfaclidillan, make up the family of
' seven sons and four daughters present
and with their fatuities, had .limier to. ;1
gether. In the afternoon many other
relatives and friends gathered to wel.