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-THE ST. JOHN AMBULANCE MAN
Wherever people meet in public assembly,
at parades, picnics, sports gatherings—there
you will find him, ready to give skilful first
aid to the sick and injured.
The St. John Ambulance Man gives his
services benevolently, without thought of
reward or gain, and devotes his time and skill
to the welfare of the people.
Men like this, some of Canada's finest, are
in the public's service--at your service.
DAWES BLACK HORSE BREWERY
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One of a series of advertisements in tribute to those Canadians in the service of the public
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Mr, and Mrs. John Cohvill were
in London during the week-end. Mrs.
Colwill's mother, Mrs. Shiiding return-
ed with them and will spend the week
th ere.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Wylie
over the week-end were: Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Hawking and sons, Barry and
,Donald, of Brandon, Man., Mrs. Will
;Hawking of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs,
Ewart Whitfield and family of Gorrie,
Mr, and Mrs. George Shaw of Belle-
ville were also recent visitors at the
Wylie Cottage at Amberley,
Mr. John Howes, Bala, also Miss
Alice Howes, Toronto, spent,the week-
WROXETER
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Nelson, nee
Edythe Martin), are soon leaving
London, to take up residence in Rid-
getown, where Mr. Nelson has pur-
chased a drug-store. Friends here will
Wish them every success.
HERE'S A FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR MEN,
,WOMEN, TEEN-AGE BOYS AND GIRLS TO
Earn Some Extr Money
during late August and the month of September, doing pleasantand very important
work processing tomatoes at the food processing plant of
LibbydicNeili & Libby of Canada, Limited
Chatham - Ontario
300 MEN and 300 WOMEN
WANTED
MINIMUM RATES OF PAY:
Day Shift
Night Shift
Women .55 per hr. guaran. .60 per hr. 'guaran.
Men .70 per hr. guaran. .75 per hr. guaran.
HOURS OF WORK:
Day Shift Night Shift
Between the hours of between the hours of
7:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. anti 6:00 AIL
(approximately iroh hrs. paid timer per shift)
REST PERIODS:
Two,-15 minute Rest Periods per shift.
1,UNC11 PERIODS:
One--30 minute Lunch Period per shift.
CAFETERIA FACILITIES.:
Hot meals at very reasonable prices Served in Cafeteria
during Lunch Periods. Soft drinks, milk, :soiree, tea, etc.,
may be purchased in Cafeteria during Rest Periods.
TYPE OF WOratt
For Womenz Such work as trimming Tomatoes on the
inspection lines, operators on labelling and packing
machines, empty bottle handlers on Catchup lines, etc.
All work is of a light nature under experienced super,
For Men: All types of general labour in connection with
the handling and processing of Tomatoes for Libby's
"Gentle Press" Tomato Products.
WORKING CONDITIONS:
Working conditions are good and every convenience is
-furnished 10 make working conditions us pleasant as
possible. Fully qualified instructors will quickly train
new woikers in do the sobs required safely and efficiently.
ternale Registered Nurse on duty in First Aid Room.
WEARING APPAREL—.
For Women: Women may bring their own aprons and
head Coverings" or they may purchase same from the
Company Storeroom.
For Men: Ordinary working clothes or same -may be
purchased from the Company Storeroom.
BUS sEkViCE
Richmond Street bus stops at Libby's for pick up and
discharge or passengers.
Lodging Places Arranged in Advance for
Workers From Out of Town
Do Not Belay, Fill Out and Mail the Blank Below I
Employment Office, Dept. 0 1
I Libby, McNeill C. Libby
of Canada, Limited, 1 Chatham, Ontario.
1 I am interested in working in Libby's rood Processg i
Plant during the coming Tomato season and want
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the funeral', of her grandmother,. the
late ,Mrs. Alexander McArthur, who
was 1,04 years old, Mrs, Newton flew
from Detroit, a distance of 8000 miles,
On Sunday a phone message was re-
ceived by her husband telling of her
safe arrival.
Mrs. Elliot, Calgary, was a guest
of Mr, and Mrs, fan Gowdy part of
last week,
Mr. Andrew Shearer has returned
to Sault Ste, Marie following some
weeks vacation, with Thos.' and Miss
Beatrice Shearer.
Mrs. J. N, Allen, Mrs. j, J,
Jimmy and Marjorie, Mrs. T, G,
Heather and Barbara of Brus-
sels, spent Friday in Guelph,
annd Mrs. Allen Munro and
Miss Winnifred Munro left on Sun-
day for a few days vacation in. Cleve-
land. They travelled by air from Lon-
don, and expect to motor back at the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Al
Schatt.rs.
Mrs. ' Gay. Davidson and Mrs. D.
S. MacNaughton spent Tuesday with
Mrs. E, A. Fallis at Fordwich.
Miss Kay Hazelwood is enjoying a
vacation in Toronto, Port Colborne,
and Buffalo, N, Y,
Misses Marian and Elsie Gibson
have returned to Winnipeg following
lan roNeter, enjoyable vacation -at their home in v
Mr, and Mrs. Jim Hayes, Seaforth,
were Sunday visitors with Mrs, J.
Lovell.
Wroxeter Branch of the Women's
Institute received an invitation to en- i
ter an Institute Contest Concert at
Fordwich later in the Fall, Last year
a similar concert was held at Gorrie
and two years ago at Wroxeter,
Mr, Norman Muir has received the
appointment of Inspector of Schools
for Rainy River District and with
Mrs. Muir will leave shortly to take
up residence in Fort Frances. Mr.
Muir has been on the staff of Ridge-
town High School fur a number of
years. Friends here extend congratu-
lations and every good wish fur future
success.
Mr. Jim Rae, Brantford, spent part
of last week with his mother, Mrs. D.
W. Rae. Inspector and Mrs. Wm. R.
Rae and son, Douglas, of Hanover,
were also visitors with their mothdr,
Miss Joyce Rae will attend Normal
this coming year.
Out-of-town guests at the McKer-
cher-Griffith wedding were from
Whitechurch, Bluevale, \Vingham, Lis-
towel, Palmerston, Paisley.
Mr. and Mrs, Frances Glossop and
Betty Ann, have returned to their
home in Ottawa. Mrs. Harold Durst
accompanied them and will enjoy a
holiday at Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. James Grice, Hamil-
ton, are spendm; this week wth I1. V.
and Mrs. MacKenney,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold 'Watts and
two children also Mr. Dave Staple-
guests id Mr. and Mrs. Dave Drap...r.
Staple-
t on, all of .Weston, we r e week,..411,1
Mn., 6, A. Wearring, Misses Agnes
and Margaret Weaning recently en- •
tertained at a kitchen shower in
our of Miss Esther Adams, whose
marriage to Mr. Earle King takes
place tm Saturday of this wtek.
Women's Missionary Society
The Septemberg d OA; W.
M.S. United Church will be
the church sch-oi-room rt Friday,
Septenlber 10th, at 3 Pan. 11Penn... T:dt.
tiehls are white unto the harvest.
Rae and Mrs. Munro will have elEar
of the Dc'. tional gytra, ta, Mrs. Cult-
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meta's Mi,-sionat*
Worneres Institute
The Sept,,::::bee nn..4 tn.,. thk•
WrfAt'tCr nrdltell V‘.4t it1.1's
IllsfitUtv, will he tk, 7,..mt, 4,i 4
Mrs. 1414: 14,,inerr.
8fia. at 130
Make Smalay a 12.4.stini 11.4y 0:
nikt,u by Mts. iiilburt 11-w
Mrs. C,dwill Lai.e t'LarLzt.
of Cttrrott tivt,ttts. Ike fiat •t S:pt
trill by Mr. 3. H. V. viii ttn.1 ins 9t1i.
itct "ii.,Av At, a 'Mil and \\
Plans will the. amma:
Vali 0A:tat, Roll C all, Nunn. thi- Taloa!!
of the lady taAt to you. Tk-
wirl by ..e•iste,1 by Mrs, MacKvin l ,,
Mts.
tiolv t hai,as. t -i 4,414.
Visitors with Miss Alma
hat r cousins. Mr. .n.11
s. Fred ilatctia and
thy AT,f Harrel, This wits thei r
• first trill t., Canada :mi. They acre
much impressed with that b.irm
the country.
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Sparkling, tasty
refreshment
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Take home a handy
Cation today "052
PRECISION MADE
A DOLLAR SAVED
IS A
DOLLAR MADE
Turkey Producers--
Please Note
SHUR-GAIN TURKEY FEEDS HAVE
ALL THREE ! ! !
I---FRESHNESS—has greater palatability coming
directly from the mill to you.
2—LOW COST—because of direct sale from the
manufacturer.
3—TOP QUALITY—as are all SHUR-GAIN
products.
Shur-Gain Turkey Grower
DOLLARS MADE THE SHUR-GAIN
WAY IS EASY MONEY
CANADA PACKERS, WINNAM
MALE MILLING CO. LTD., BITEVALE
E. HEE BELMORE
DAUPHIN & GRANT TEESWATEPI
cud at their home here.
Miss Francis Wylie :has eTnplited
her summer Course at Hamilton, Miss
Wylie will teach in Toronto for the
coming year.
Mrs, T. G. Hemphill was a guest
of Mr, and Mis. Syd. Smith, Hamil-
ton for the Wdek-end and attended the
wedding of their. youngest daughter,
The Smyth family are former
residents of . Wroxeter where 11,1r.
Smyth was manager of the Bank of
Commerce,
Mrs, Kedge Newton left. on Friday
for New Port, Washington, to attend
VVishing
Well
DRY
Ginger Ale
Reduced
• NOW *
2 Large Qts. for
25c
Plus deposit
Mather's
Beverages
WINGHAM . - . ONT.
TAXI
DAY or NIGHT
Phone 65
4N11 Passengers Insured
JIM CAMERON
Wednesday, August 2$, 194$
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