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THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIME Wednesday, July 20, 1940
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A, Mr. Renben Foare"ss -elM. TriS. t
'.7.ar -t•- Helen Soett. dnnentta ,n11
' r.. are: !ars. F. 73.
- %%tn.:or:neon - Switzer—Marrled at,-
the B..rne the: bride on Jnly '41:, by
ft,e^.-- E. POwe:l. Mr. William- .1:
le I*: of Grey. to, NiEss Nellie !!
lau‘,%ter Mr. art 1 Mrs. Chas. 1
Switzee, f tires"
,Me.Milil.in—Married
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GUARANTEED MINIMUM RATES OF PAY.
ABOUT 10 HOURS PAID TIME PER SHIFT:
Women .60 per hour. Men.75 per hour.
(.05 per hour extra for Night Shift).
BONUS FOR WORK. ABOVE NORMAL DAY'S
WORK.
HIGHER RATES ON SPECIAL JOBS.
REST PERIODS:
Two 15-Minute-Rest Periods per shift.
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY.
EASY-TO-LEARN JOBS.
FULLY QUALIFIED INSTRUCTORS.
MODERN PLANT, GOOD WORKING CONDI-
TIONS.
*REGISTERED NURSE IN FIRST'AID ROOM.
BUS SERVICE TO AND FROM PLANT FOR
ALL PARTS OF CHATHAM.
EXCELLENT CAFETERIA SERVICE:
Hot meals served at very reasonable prices during
lunch periods on day and night shifts. Soft drinks,
Milk, Coffee, Tea, Cigarettes, Candy, etc., may be
bought in Cafeteria during rest and lunch. periods.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR WORK AFTER
TOMATO SEASON:
Each year, many seasonal employees who prove
themselves are chosen to fill vacancies on regular
staff,
rtew's rre':-:bytgziw; Cht.rei;„ Tatbs
day,. del_ when bliss Eizie Gert.
suue r.rsklne was. united in marria,ze .;
to Mr. a Inint, S'iitirl)-nniy.
by tree Rev. Dr. V.r]-...
Raytt
Arne SOIL, at Presbyterian
Manse. Pntsbur. Pe-- by
Dr. Cu:Ler...44 Mr. 3,s. 'Grant Har.z„
44.1 Paul. tiau;!...mr a the
late - Mr. a:..1 Mr.. Fan!,
agnevai'v,
C :en:Latin-n-4in Wetir-esdnYn
3.-o we.! ti ;'"aer.‘.
:awn of the bride's o4re7.ts. Mr. anti
• her: iturinanar.„ dtl. enn., of
East WawannsIn when tl.:eir no_ntnin.-st
-n daunt:ter, became 0..-e wife of
Mr. Stanley f,....nfik. s, s Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Cnnit, cern. 6. Foist Wawa-
:'nth. with R.v. P. S. Par.eioB. A.,
4 EX, IM Xer*W4V an—sonen Saenn:11 Wagner — Marrle.1 at
"Riverview Farm" Hial:ett. on June
oP eeer,042:94 t-1 tt il:. 4'
o and Mrs. H. Wagner, to James P.
AROUND LAKE SIMCot necneeen, sem nf ndr„ and Mete. W. Mr. Cornelius Drise;:l to Miss May .
j.s.eltsott. of Hallett Twin M.:Miriam, formerly .1 Kinless.
.M.z1^-4* Ferrier—Married a: Stan. There's never a dull moment in this. Ernerson Tiffin-Married at Moore- favourite holiday area—whether lelgie, Alta- on June 24:h, Mr. D. H. you're on the water or in it. And
MC 17,7741i5 WinuiPez. ir-471:er!:.." El there's always a gang on the beach
Miss Eva. daughter or at the dance 'round •Simeoe's
many resorts, lodges and hotels. For or*. Mr. an! Mrs. Ferrier of Stanlei47a. accommodation details, write the ArArew tiaS Chamber of Commerce, Orillia or
•arlived a. a arm sr. the West, acc.:n4,- Barrie. Good trait' and bus service— ,ant,.! by nne bride, Who was a Miss or about 2, hours drive by highways
No. 21, 7, 11 or 12, north from Rut-herd:7dr! and inrt.nerly resided in
veer_... Lake Ontario. Every year, thou,.
Witiord
n.
- Gar er---O WeirmslaY lands of visitors enjoy holidays here iZre . . . we can help make sure they 'c :as: week the rzeirrnsole was sn:emn- want to come again Bze.i nid'attahter of Persenals—Mrs. Gen. T. Robertson, Mrs. Cxaril:er and the late Dr. Gall:- ``LET'S MAKE THEM Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Co:,,eland, Misses k'Kentburnie londge. Grand. Vet::ey,
to E. C. Wilinrd. stn.: ni WANT TO COME BACK:" Edna Robertson and Alice Reading,
arl Mrs. ;fol.= Myth. bv :spent Thursday of last week at Bruze-
:be Rev. E. S:sangwaFs, B.A., B.1 ?field. Mr. .0aarlei Kneehtel of 'Men-
!1iori, is busy shaking hands with old uzz:e the bri e. 'acquaintances this week. Mr. and Mrs. Balevale—Misses Ccra Messer and .Wrrt. Isbister have returned after Nerlie Burgess an Mr. Frei johr.stor,
visitei. Teeswaner M77.7.,•;.1a),.% Mr. —13aVWERS 1832
spending the past three weeks visiting
Edward Leech. of Trneebridge, was - !with their son. jack. in °noway, Mich.
J. H. Deemer, former C.P.R. b.ntiter. Mr. Joseph .Lee-:, sta-
ng e pa week Mr. 1lVaker 11 ition agent here, was a welcome visitor dtiri -ths: ,
Burgess of Wolsiev, Sask., is visiting !in our Sanctum on Wednesday. Miss
under the parental rooi and Ilisses after a two weeks visit to Winnipeg. Eritscliffe Musgrove is home from
2.47e:lie Burgess and Annie Oliver of Mr. C. If. Walker has returned home for her vacation.
Taranta, a„ a:sz„, spending thei r after several weeks business trip! Staples - Rintoui—A quiet wedding
clays here. Several kind-hearted people through the West, Mr. and Mrs. A. ,,took place in Buffalo, or. Thursday,
are
.aating. hy the F„ah Air societi es oflat Dungannon. Dr. T. Chisholm, mOO.-onl, youngest daughter of Mr. and
Olive M. Rin-
k.eeping ha Ts sent,far a country Carr and two children are -visiting- :July 3rd., when Miss
P., returned home rais week from a Mrs. C. A. Rintoul. of Wingham, was
visit out West. Dr. and Mrs. Kennedy, .united in marriage to Mr. Frederick H.
visited over Sunday at Simcoe. iStaples of Stevensville, son of Mr. and
John ManNanghtott of Turr.berry. * • !Mrs. Richard Staples of Orono, with
Persona'.—Me. Jas. E. Cope was in• TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO W. W. Cr. Ramsay officiating.
,Woodstock for a few days this week. Sherbondv - Erskine— A pretty Morgan - Deacon—Married in. De-
Mr. C. A. Rintoul has returned home -wedding was solemnized in St. And- troit on July 3rd., at the home of her
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fall.
Many people are often displeased
with a portrait because they are used
to seeing their faces in the mirror,
which reverses the hair parting and.
other unsymetrical features.
Quality Always
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Inscription Work Promptly Attended to.
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WEARING APPAREL:
Women may bring their own aprons or head
coverings, or they may purchase same from Com-
pany Storeroom.
Men, ordinary work clothes and cap.
PAID WEEKLY EACH FRIDAY FOR PREVIOUS
WEEK'S WORK.
LODGING PLACES ARRANGED FOR. WORK-
ERS FROM OUT OF TOWN.
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reentry as
:tad :re: .5.8419 werfn eel s:::.k„
there was ins-:ranee of $6,000
7.:te Mr. -ln:-
:7se heat:ily tn ?"...:^Ye tnnan-
ranenr.nz Beniartnteret. as he or-4
art Enstirance of :7,..-1•99, and he Bnist
• :ie.:: CI. eeseb : reunit—Maerie
V"- lf,fin?. r..o: the le:,:nte
lon,Be's arent. 5f.-qt 'West ..:::rand
De:r::t. Mirh. by the Rev.
A. Yr.'. Cstinnerert. 74i Maude Cheese-
dore:tn.:-ter- f A. J. and '-+:t-..
•:: 1-7.-no:
f.rrnerly•
M.
nt,t-nsh"-;-•. s:n
C'nos. arn: Mrs. Rezen.
Pers:nals--Mr, tins Mrs. A. J. A'ld.-
ers:n. Mrs, A'nderzer.. and Mies A.
neenne seen: a few days the -1.7ast. week
ar. MIss C:ra Beek.-
'With returned even: n We !nes Bay
after visiting- her e-arer.ts :nem. Me.
Mrs. H. Davis are -cis!: irr
their s-„,n, Mr.
.Toronto, among the hostesses are,.
Mrs. Will Johnston, Mrs. Peacock,
and Mrs. Forrest of Morris, and Mrs.
field. on Wednesday. 2nd. by
Rev. W. A. Taylor. Valetta, older
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Tif-
fin of Langside, to Mr. Wm. Victor
Eme"‘r*,t * son of Mr. annd Mrs. Ales
Emers::,n, of West Wawanosh.
• Ter -n - Gannett—Married in Tor-
c, :t., by the Rev., J. H. MacKay,
Flora may. younttest daughter of Mr.
'and Mrs. Wm. Gannett, Win.zham, to
;Mr. Jas. H. Jermyn. son of Mr. Wm.
••Jerneyn of Toronto.
300 MEN AND 300 WOMEN
4
OR BOYS AND GIRLS 16 YEARS AND OVER
who want to
EARN SOME EXTRA MONEY
During late August and the month of September doing pleasant and
very important work, processing Tomatoes for Libby's
"Gentle Press" Tomato Products.
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aunt, Mrs. Her.l, Sarah Elizabeth
(Bessie), second daughter of Mr.
Samuel Deacon of East Wawanosh, to
Mr. Clyde Morgan of Tennessee.
Wade -Nethery—On Wednesday,
July 9th, a pretty wedding took place
in Trinity Church, Belgrave, when
Miss Mary Nethery, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Nethery, be-,
came the bride of Clarence Harold
Wade, of Belgrave, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Wade, of Fordwich, with
Rev. W. E, Hawkins officiating.
Ashfield—Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Arm-
strong and two boys from London, are
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Will Ir-
win. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Little and
Vera, of Courey's Corners, spent Sun-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Irwin, 9th con. Mr. and Mrs. Will
Baldwin, and Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert
Vint, were over to Marnoch to visit.
their sister, Mrs. Dunbar. Mrs. Fred
To.pp of Toronto, is visiting with her
•brother and sister. Mr. Charlie Mc-
Donagh of Zion and Mrs. James Cook
tot Belfast.
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FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Winsor Beck—A wedding ofinter-
est took place in St. John's Cathedral,
Winnipeg, on Thursday, June 28th„
1934. when Miss Doris Myrtle Beck,
elder daughter of Mr. annd Mrs. Ar-
qhto: Beck, was united in marriage to
Mr. Rnnald Blandford Winsor, of
Shawinigan Falls, Quebec. Miss Beck's
mother was Miss Lucina Blow before
h er gaarrola.ge and lived in Gorrie sonic
years
Gorrie—Those who are attending
1.s:unmet school in St. Thomas this
iweek are: Rev. G. W. Butt, President
of the School; Elmer and William
Mutt, Hector Hamilton, Mervin Step-
?hens, Misses Evelyn Stephens, Bessie
.Wylie, Catherine Warrell, Georgina
1Galbraith, Marjorie Schaefer, (Ford-
iwich) and. Agnes Edgar. Mr. and Mrs.
'Gen. King and son, Harold, also Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. King spent the week-
end in London. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Gatlaher of Brussels, were recent
guests of Mr, annd Mrs. Milton Wat-
son.
Whitechurch—The young ladies of
the United Church met at the home
of Mrs. C. 'Gillespie on • Tuesday last
and organized a Mission Circle, with
the following officers: Hon. Pres, Mrs:
J. D. Eeecroft; Press, Mrs. Chas. Gil-
lespie; 1st. Vice-Pres., Mrs. Russel
Gaunt; Treas„ Miss Agnes Gillespie;
Rec.-Sec., Miss Lorna. •McCleriaghan,
Cor. -Sec., Miss Muriel Watt; Pian-
ist, Miss Susan Carrick; Christian
Stewardship, May Wig,htinan; Tem-
perance, Mrs. E. Scholtz; Strangers
Sec., Miss Lettie Fox.
MacNeil - Martin—A pretty wed-
ding was soletrinized at the Manse,
St. Helens, on Thursday, July 6th,
1934, when Miss Laura pearl, young-,
r daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Mar-
tin of E. Wawanosh, became the bride
of Mr, Malcolm MacNeil, formerly
front Scotland, with the Rev, T. C.
Wilkinson officiating,
Gorrie—Harry Steuernol spent the
Week-end in Wingham. Mr. and Mrs.
W. j. Gallaher were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. J. lartott of Turn-
berry. Messrs. Reg. Newton, Robert
Dargue and John Lapole spent Sun-
day in Owen Sound. Rev. R. S. and
Mrs. Jones and son, Dick, left on
Monday for three weeks' vacation at
Presquet Point, Ill. Mr. Jas. Douglas
was a Kitchener visitor last Wednes-
day. Miss Janet Ruttan is attending
summer school at Goderich this week.
Wroxeter—Mr. and Mrs. T. G.
Hemphill, Mr. and Mrs. j. J. Allen
and Miss Mary Harris, spent the
week-end at Lions Head. Misses Mar-
jorie Paulin and Isobel Milligan -visit-
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
ford Brown, Gorrie, last week. Miss
WILLIAM BROWNLIE, Owner and Operator
Alfred St. Wingham Box 373 - 'Phone 450
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Jean Walker of Fordwich, is a guest
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Wm.
Wade. Mr. and Mrs. earl Sproule
spent the week-end at Burlington. Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. T. MacLean and Jack,
also Mrs. Patterson, spent Thursday
at Bayfield.
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