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AitclilLkiiii- Aiik,Ctisl,. TIIIIr -TN-
' . . Stl1t.piO4 CO.--Varm. and iso-
lated town property Ausaxed.
Oilicera-kresident, W. It. Ar
ibald, Sesifortik; Vice -President, Prank
- McGregor,. 01.intait ; - Alant*ger and
Secretary-TreaSurer, M.. A, 'Reid, Sea-
:„:„-Disect4s7t-vg. -,,i. ,i4iehibb44----$.0-4±---
forth; Frank IlileGregar, Clinton; Albx.
, Broadfoot; Seaforth; . Chris.: Leon-
liardt , B&W:whit; E. ' J. Trovisithat
•.. Clinfou ;,.. John ' L. Malone,Seaforth ;
. Alex: Melilwiug,' 131ithP, Itlingli. Alex-
" %. Ander, Walton;. Geo. Leife,h, Clinton,
• Agents -Jahn,- .E. kepper;..13rued--
fteld; IL F. MelKereher, Dubllir; J. F..
Pruet,er, Brodbagen;, (.1ecirge • A. Watt,.1
With.. - . '• . ' ..
Policy -holders Clui, .Malce all -pap:, . , lifIA110,14), JACKSON. ‘• ' .
• =nth, .and get- -their tarliw.veceipted,at ._
,Specialist-1AL Earth, -and.,,aotisehroid_
• '. tlie RoYat Bank, Clinton ,-. Calvin Cutt's
• Grocery: gingstO/2- -Street; Goderieht or 'Sales. : Licensed in lin,r_On.".glicl PPY.01._
3_11;_4eRvs_Geite;_4_atore )3ayneid..,. counties; .• . Prices reasonable;- 1 s.4tUl-
faCtion' guaranteed: For InfarP1114011,
etc., write or phone (celled) -.ELAxtoLD
,--.....__i_..1ACKSON,A1.11,-4;_.B.eaforth, or phone
661-14, . :-Seaforth, or phone 807,
jGoderieh. :
)It. F. J.' U. FORSTER, EYE, IDAIt. , . ,,,. 13tt
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Late House Surgeon New.: York .
ophthalmia. and Aural Hospital, assist- Donald .B. Blue
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ant at, plookelield Eye Hospital. and
Golden , Square Throat gosPital, EXPERIENcEo-AIJCTIONEER
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, Landau,
• •:,EYES: TESTED, GLASSES. .- Licerised_for Counties Of Hui* ._
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. ., --iii& Bruce-
ADDRESS: iiincir,dir° le, E.g.. I - •
-, 63, Waterloo. Street S., Stratford.
Telephone 207-. . ' . ••. .Phone Ripley. 30r24
Next visit. Bedford: Hotel, Goderien, ,
. For inEarmatian apply to, J. N.
'Wednesday, ' October 25th, ,; at 2.. Om
• ••liernighan; Division: Court Clerk,...
;•‘,111 4.30 p.m. . _ Goderich,' Ont.. ‘:
WM. 3. rA4.Ear$ PASSES
' IfIS saw mgasTONE,
'Wililapi J Parks, a WelirknoWn
farMer.of the A.uburndistrict, recently
celebrated his eigktieth birthday and
has Dem- the. recipient „ Many ex-
pressioh,S°oVcoxigratalation: Mr. Parks
w:lro lives,, in East WaWanosh ou the
AubhrtrIVIdteeleirelrroadrx-Ilas been
hollered by the ratepayers of his towil-
ship by ,election to the 'Township Ceun-
ell „forseve,ral'terma and _was reeve of
the. TowriShip for , two years with a
seat ,on the QQ11,11ty Council',
director, , the Goderich- Rural Tele.
phoiie ,Co. and has .been. active in. its
affairs since it vilte established in
1910. , He is a staunch supporter of the
Westfield ;United church anda pimplier,
of the. session. He is also a Iasen
and a Forester:
Old documents ..discoyered
Italy, 'indicate •that the total cost, of
the exPedition 'Which discovered .Am-
erica -was onlr abinit-$6;000,1--eOlumbus
received $27d for the trim., while the
other two captains receiVed $150 each.
The pay of a Sailer,.at that time Was
aboht•-$2 inolith-,7- ' -
Total. a at Glod.cricli Clinic,
-Sxty at Port Albert
Air Station
.,The 'bleeet -donors, Oink held last
,
Friday moreingqa North, Street 'United
church hall was: attended by a total
of 115 'dendrs, of 'whom tweiity-four
doiated their blood for the first time.
The cannufttee bad•sent "eat '722 card%
find larger liumber of. donors' had
been exiieeted. Thirty-one. of the
-donors were 'from. rural areas adjacent
to Goderich, '
-Miss M. Ainslie was again in Charge,
as, nurse -technician, assisted by WO
-
Edna •Waguer, Toronto, driver :et the
mobile. canteen, and Mrs. Arthur Curry
and Mo. E. McLaughlin in. tlie labor-
atory. -
There were twelve second • donors;
eighteen -Third, twelve fourth- nine
fiftlm tifteen sixth; nineteen seventh;
lour eighth.; - one ninth; 4114 .P11,e
• •
, The doctors on duty were Dr. W. F;
Gallow, Dr. N: C. Jackson and Dr. J.
M Grahani • assisted the following
Ration coupons 1.urr include
butter 78-te 81; sugar coupons 14 to 43,
canning sugar Fl to F10, and preserves
D1 to '30. Cannixig-Sugar 'coupons ex-
pire December 41.• '
• Next- teuponS become- good on
• eteber 26 and incliide butter 82 and
83; Sugar' 44...and .45 and preserves 31
and 32.
TOTPT-01P
7V0140-0lllYg.•; TOWNSIlle
The Municipal Council met Tuesday,
evening, October .3rd,, with all raemrg'
bers present. Minutes -of, eptember
meeting read and approved.
Mr. braigie of Gbderich was present
-Wishing Council to set a price on. Iota/
16 to 24 at INIenesetung, 4Which the!
TillyilaW_c\ylkS. After discuSsink this,
matter 'Council ileeided
per _ • •
Mr. John ;Altin WaS present -wishing
a settlement -4u .regard to the ;gravel
which the Township had takea oil his
limd. -Mi. Patterson's' survey- -called-
for a. settlement for 1288 yards. It
was moved by Stitialey Snyder, sec -
, In his acceptance addree7
otiuung 03i#00 ting Said he regretted that he had not
en• .been able-te sed,as 311ifeh of Ids cell -
Lib raj • out that .pa.any additiGtal 'Wartime
0411didate 'Ofe Mit; 0.0-PeXt, IL butbe:erfa:1:130.1.:agrd,r411;teidli
XIEN' , tiiitgaw" ttrully pedise' triie pe' aeebrae„
lOolding Seafortlt,' ALP. for lIurerl-; and wartime administration of the
r erth, was agqn nominated tonight Macltengle King Goverunient and e"x-
QntliuSlastic gathering of Libel:- 111)1:free§s,;(1ce the ',btheelief,vehatl;at'taIri; .Kiviongas
,als. tbat 'lilted the Ifen,sall 17own Hall.
pp onded by Wm. Clark, that .we revert
rses-- J. H. Lauder, Mrs. C.
the Township _pit" back. to Mr. Alibi,
Webb, Mrs. J, MacVlear, Mrs. Mc-
Donald, Mrs. " -F. -McArthur, ••Iris. 11.
Fowler, Miss •Rutb. Patton, Mrs. Jewell,
Miss Hunter, Mrs. W. J. Buchanan,
;Mrs:- LaVkitart, B. -Tennant -11M -
'Rey t -;s 7:7-Extu ALM.,
Steele, Mrs. George MacEwan.and Mrs.
D. D. -Campbell:. • ,
.11its.11, C. Dunlop was. the Bed Cross
yeeeptionist, assisted by Nelson Hill
and- W. J. Baker of the Lions Club.'
Miss' Ethelene O'Flearn was the secre-
tary, -• assisted by Mrs. P. F. 'Carey,
l• The "snack bar" workers were,
F. 1.1,:itedditf, Mrs. 3.1T. 0utt,- Miss
:.Itta Satins, Mrs. W. J. Hodge, Mrs.
George _Filsinier,; -MissAelle '0,1acViCar:
.4nd. Airs-J.TWhittingliam:
Laurence Yule, who JiaTie-filS* tenth
'donation at the last .clinic, W4S again,
present to add-Tanotheir-- • "
The following' were the donors: •
_Misters at fiederiCh
• R. C. Hays (8), Joe Freeman, Irv2,ng
Hunear (0)-,-. Mts. Walter Hicks (4),
Hieks (2), Reg. Allin" (3),
popilan :,-TAtylor (7) Bert Craig, (5),
• ;Newcombe ("6), Win.' H.- Thompson
Wesley Bradnock" (4),. Douglas
•Johnston, Milford Durst- (4), W. 'J.
-Westlake (3), T. R. Patterson (7),
Father Fallon' (5), BrlibQ Tennant (7),
, . ,
Floyd: Lodge ' (5) Mrs.'D. D Schultz (3)
JO, Carmichael, Geo. Filsinger (2),
J. B. Iteynclicls. (6),, Gi1111,, Roy.
Breckenridge, Geo; Schaefer (3), -LAO.
R.. W.- Ginn, Elden !Johnston, Oilier
MCBrien• (3), Malcolm MacAulay (6);
Cal. 0 Straughan (4), Chester Beatti
(4); Emmerson Edwards_ -(5), *WM4
Stratighan (4), . Job.: -Bicknell (T),
Oordon ,Ileis (7),, L. E. *Baxter (6),
Jailles•W. Anstay (7), Wm. Marsh (7),
SMrs. Arthur Stkaughan (3), Percy M.
Fritzley (6), Jas. •Adam .(7), Harry
-r: Sturdy • (2), Earl ..Filler 2), Ea.
Jessop ' (4), Ivan" Papernick 2 ) , Wm.
insutance . O'Neill (8)., Arthar Maskell (3),,
... • Pitblado (7), T. W. Hamilton (5),.
omeE-alasomc TEMPLE T. J..Drennan (3), Angus A. Worthy
WEST STREET (3), ilex. Bu,tler (8), Jae Allaire (8),,
Mr's. Ednit CoWan (2), Leslie Hallam
PilOriE 230 • GOI.IE.14C11 - (3), David Elliott'. (5), Steve Ruther
(8), Ihavey McPhee .„(5), J. L. Craw-
ford,' ". (.6y Ross Sparks (7)r -lit -'-C.
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• CHIROPRACTOR AND I,)RUGLEJSS
THERAPIST
Goderich, Phone 34.1:' ,
Office hours -10 'td: 12 Et,lit.; 2 to 0
• and 7 to S, Tuesday,. Priday and
Saturday. ••• •
10 to 12 a.m. only 4011 .Wedneaday,
Monday and Thursday at MItebell'
Mineral fume baths, by appointment
only. , -
A. N. ATKINSON
. 51 South ,St. •
,
itegistered omder-Drugless Practitioners
A.ct for .the Province of Ontario.
•Worm NI)T14.3E •;,,
MITS.;14,” F.A•0•0-.
Member Ontario Muliic Teachers'
Ailsociation. Pupils prepared for an
• intone exam. Residence : Mr. j. Craig's;
'George's Crescent
° Stratford-Goderich Coach Lbse
BUS TIME T.ABLE -
Leaving Godericli 'Re 8:11r•P' a.m.
1225 - p.m. and 5.05 p.m.
connections -0: All -
• Vor further information. Phone
British or , Bedford or Ilead
,
alSo,..the 'sunp,of $7,) 101 the grave
taken,. Mr. Allin agreed 7 to pay for,
transfer of the deed for this one acre
_of land.. This settles all- Mr. Allin's
as‘afiTTFCTOWnShiP----
17---Staryiffderr,----setontled-
by IVra. Clark; that We hire- Mr. Wm.'
NV•estlake as Caretaker of the cemetery
for one year at, the same Salary.
7 -.Moved J: Peagan, _seconded by
S. Snyder, that 'the:, Conn of "Revision
en_ the 1944 'assessment roll be. held
NoveMber 15111 dt 1 ()Mock, 1,
The yoad-Venclies and bills were
ordered, paid Wm. J. Westrake,
a*xy lor September; $90 ; County ',of
lintan,.. indigent patient, $29.70 ;-
Ambrose'. 'Vanstorie,:bvd lriatbsJind oue
ewe killed4by rings, 437; 'Provincial
Treasurer, , insulin, 08e; Municipal
World, , account, $8:79; .Wesley
Lean, seed for cemetery,.$5.71; Samuel
Mitchell,. 1942 ,hvurs work in cemetery,
410.50; 'Wm. SalleN7-410 salary aS
asSessor and selecting, Airors, $106;
Aleck Watson, . Reeve, _selecting jurtirS
ank paying for • copy of -deed, $3.50;
Le,slie Pentland, secretary-treasurer4,
loan .for Nile school, •• .$200, • road
vouchers,, a229.45, : . •
Canned adjourned to •,.tneet ,Novem-
ber 7th, • at 2 o'cloCk p.m. •
• -WAIL 4ALLOWS, Clerk.
• .
'EAST WAVVAN9Sli
*council met on October 3rd, 'with all
members present,' aid-, Reeve J. D.,
'Beecroft presiding. The minutes ,of
the previous. ,meeting, OA those , of a
Pecia.P meeting were refid and adopted.
A Court ReViSi011 Was held on the
Yungblut drain report and, bylaw. Mr.
Veber, having :aPpealed, presented hi*
case to • the 'Council, stating 'that he
wanted that portion of the•dritin cros-'-
ing
his - lot tiled. The engineer's, letter
wAs ;4qt-tit; Stating that he, would not
consider it feaSible, since an open ditch
above that portion was part • of flie
scheine. On Motion of Cduncillors Mc-
Dowell' and Blaelt the: Court of Re-
vision Was closed and :the •bylaw 718
rend the• third time Was passed;
• r. aeigh•ton, Superintendent, of
Airs, _Fen: Don- 1,,'. 1"." Canadian Pacific RitAwa3,-,
Robertson- (-5y,
ald Fry, John Gauley .(G), Lawrence
Yule (11), Mowat Mcpotigal (2), Wm1
Loumin (2),, Godfrey E. 'Sables (7),-
-Mrs: Ed. Ervine, Mrs, Harry Worsell,
Carl -Cox„---Tas---Reid_(4), Gordon
Irwin. (7), 1:1, J. 'Allen (3), Robert
Medd (7), Robert McCabe, Fred •NW-,
.ington.___(7),; lilacIlwain,
Vorothy ,Ctinn (8).,. Allan Watson
. H. Blake (6), Wm..Stiatray (3), Wm.
,Hard,y (Z), Mrs. D. G. Mitchell (6)?
Frank Walltoni -Albert S. •Vanstone
(0),' Archie Wilkin Harold C.
tlapicstbne . (5); Laurie Clemens •
II- I). Lassaline' (7), Ted Bissett (7.),
Dr. J, A. Graham (3), -Fred Beovers
(3.),*.Evere,tt 'Tremblay; Con Baechler,
H. II. Walter ( 6 ) Austin Purdy (4),
ec ttriage -(0);
Sydney Leggett (7), H.. R:O37.,, Arm-
etrong, Bert Martin, Arnold McConnell
-'(•7')7"-Reg:- ffeWell- (6).
Patterson (3), "Clifford -Freeth, Mrs..
jelinston, Mrs.' W. A. Drennan,
.141). G, Cariniehael; Vivian Straughan
(4), B. M. toss, 'Chas. Anstay. (6),
•
Tho other nainv, PrOPOsed was that
ot E,N-Reeve J; M. Eckert ,of
*ha, requested thatIt be Withdrawn.1
Gelding will be opposed' by
ITP)Mas,,,,r1111e, Exeter. who was re-
CentlY selected. as Pregressive-Consere-
41.tive standard-bearer the. riding,
b.O.F. bas not yet selected
contestant.
igon„ Angus, 14. 1!,,lacdonald, J)linister•
4 Ot• Def0),C. for Naval Services,
: -
1-Iensall Presided.
have fald supplie5'. and war m erlars
after the downfall of France, Great
-Britain- could -not. possibly -have sar--
vived, even- in. all her greatuess, with-
out the aid given by Canada's navy of
little ships," IN:Ir. Macdonald said.
• He also Paid tribute to industry,
agriculture, ' the °servicemen- alai the' • • •
raak and tile of Canadians: •
No breath of scandal ,hits touched
imy minister, of the Crown or Govern-
"ment official in, ttliS-IVal',"-heponiinned:
!..`„I'lle:_Governiaent hits perfarmed a.
'maximum servi•ce with, a. minimum of
.delay." . ,
Ile .predictd ibat Canada must (-Eon-
tinue as it great ex -porting natien be-'
cause of its vast voltuae. of production,
•arid that the Dominion has a -role' as a
supplierforthe- Impoverished catifitries
of Europe and Asia after the war..
'• •Mr. Alaedanald said heortis -a little
'cint.rY" about "the promise of offering
everybocV. a job after' the war.- Can,
ada's •tufare,, depended upon the, for-
-fillies of -Great-Biatain and the-Tnited
Stitt:es. If -there swere world clepres•.--
-stens, _Canadit,___as:_it, • traditig trlii•ta -
would 'feel them:. But (1fLuadll ivilg 1.1. 1
P.4.4311{
etrengthen Cap,iltiaos posttion
fli world powers.
REV. t4. ItleCLENG ,a..4c0.1444
• ftev. S. R. Malan a orme,
of I. the Goderich UaPtist church And,
latterly of Iieamsville; haS accepted. St-
ealIfrom Central Baptist ebictre.k.,
i,nuand•has been formally inducted
,into the Ostorate` Of that church..
Tl/e vatious partg of the human. h04,,Y
are not wear -proof: -.:rrhe 'only way '0),
ratite "them. continne to funetien well
.ls to a rest °nee in a whiN
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Real Estate and Insirance- -
Office and ResidenCe :
" Trafalgar Street
Phone 663
'
FOR SALlil----lionses of all kinds,
ehoice building lots, business pro- '
perty •and several good' farmlg.
me •shay' you some •• real
bargains. Buy now .
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INSURiato E
STATE FARM MUTUAL •
AUTOMOBILE TNSURANCE
Cheap Bata' Winter Storage
Also Agent - Mannfisettirers'
Itge Insurance •
W. C, Pettman
RA:, 6, Goderich. Phone 6r3,
DungannOn..• .22-34
The Vkamin Oi Tonic
Contains Vitamin St and Essential
Food Minerals '.
' Eictensively4sedior
"615-i°fileel), lierveus indigestion, -
irritability,- anaemia clironie"
-teit44144.4#0.4.4161#4444/P,'
baryons sj.rem.
11111,
Ec011oinY sizc't180 'As> 0,50:
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. THE -CANADIAN FAIRBANKS -MORSE CO LIMITED-,
%2 6-28 Front St. W.,,...Torsinto
or Bale By Avonsni.., BA)DwAn4
• addresser:1.6e Council. 1 -le stressed
the advisability of taking some de-
qinita 'action. to induce desirable people
to settle on the vacant faring through -
one Ontario. • The Company-, he stated,
Would, gladly co-operate any • plan,
whereby "fanners should -be re-estab-
lished on these farms in any township.
- Couneil-fleciaed -gto,
insurance policy on the 'Township
grader. • ' .' •
Roads accehnts ,4 the amount of
$1264.58 were paid; also:W. S. Gibson,
road insurance premium, $1,3.20; Treas-
tver of Huron County, grading in.
cemetery, 143.75; Oeo. Radford', elean-•
ing liallahan• drain, §775; Dan Italiahan, inspecting drain, '412.00; • Blyth
Standard, printing, $21..7,0; BelgraVe
• School Fair, grant, $15;
grave Hall, rent, $40; IL R. Redmond,
SItlerk'p _ yungblut. drain, :iW
Artlinr Coil;
trapi, $150. " - • •
Cotiiicfl adjourned to meet agaifi on
November loth.
,
R. R. REDMOND,- Clerk.
The secona „in a series of advertisements to Inform the petple
fT conadan 9f plans to 're-establish men and, women Of the..
armed -forces. TO got -.fult details, e've, and read every
advertisement, ,
,rot completz 1nforr4-
, tiorr, write for the
'booldeti-4,,Back toLafe
Civil.
' •
Now-trank 'Sinatra and George IVIurphy in "Step Lively."
MON. TUES. 'and WEE,. TWO FEATURES • " •
'Ronald Colman -Claudette Colbett-Raalind Russell & Victor MeLaglen
A four star east presents a thrillink four star drama
• "Under Two, Flags"
Myrna Loy• ---,Tyrone Power and .Gesirge Brent
eomplei n exceptional twin bill Isyitli a story you will 'rem( iber
"The Rains ‘ Came"i
T R. Mt: and SAT. • ,• A , •
GEORGE RAFT Aid VERA ZORINA .
, .
"With a host of popular eritertaineuld the etoey. of the stars, who- .-.
I. . .
"FOLLOW - THE BOYS"
„Jtticluding:-4ertnate MacDonald -Orson Welles and his Mercury
Wonder , Show -Marlene %Dietrielt-Thrutli ' Sliore:-.W. C. Fields -
The Iietta Rhythm Doys-Artur uubetistein,earmen Away& mid
her Company -plus' four famous bands! • - - ' ' '
Matinees Wetinesdaysi SatOrtlitys and hoirdays at 2,30'. pan. .
Coluing-Mary Grant in "One o 'limn it. Time :, ° .0
as,a iow
',Dorn finite needless einitiOns
with Amtried.,-remedies...nehove
miseries this home -
proved, double.aetion:
540',
• 4,0!!ts ' .
. . 2, WAYS Air ONO a.
# , PENETRATES '
- , to upper breathing
.. passages with Inedi. -
. . cinai vapors. •
to
, ,_ ,..- aintsuLatES •
a
%,- chest and back' sin:.
qq. filces like swarm.
'4'14'14 a°61!liftfici. 'Pr:Sul:010%e;
, .
Now to get all the benefits tit
this combined PENETRATINa..
*STIMULATING notion- as shown,
.above, Just rub throat, chest and
hack with Vicks Vapollub at bed.
time. Then .,,,, see how this Aim-
ilst standby goes to woric Instantly
',awns at one6,40 relieve cough -
Ing spasm, ease macular' sere-
nest or tightness -bring grand ,
- relief from. distresst Its soothing
medication invites restful, torn.
forting sleep -and Often. by morrx;0
ing most of theMisa‘
cry of tke, Odd loiVief$S'
gonlailittnnight. VA0o tio
Maxine Sturdy (3), Mrs, Wesley
Bradnock, Mrs. D. J. Paterson .. (4).
Sixty at Port Albert '
' . At Port Albert Alt Navigation .School
on Thursday. reaming, sixty members
of the R.A.F. were donors, They were
• LAC. Carter, LA.Ct. Bywortp, AP.,
,Storey, LAC: Purdon, ,LAC. Dykons,
Sgt. Cummings, S/Mr. Raynor, LAC:
Stephens,•LAC. Mumford,, LAC. Mahon,
LAC. Alurphy;,:• 4: 0: Britton, Sgt.
Re,yuolds, - LAC, • McDoeald, Sgt.
Diluter. LAC. Nichol, A0.1 „Savage,
.Cp1., .-Welden, li`/S. MeNall,• le/S.
-Triiiiek, 14.A.C.• Mallon,. LAC: ..Allen,
LAC. Modwaid, CP/. Sturreck, LAC.
t Stroud, i, LAC. ' McKfuley, CPI:* 'Rose;
LAC. Moses; rac. nohow, Cpl. Nick's -
son. LAC. Bache,,F/L, Fairintirni LAC':
SePalenr, CPI: Scott, Sgt. Richardson,
CPI- Steplierts, Lao. lilelton, AV.
Metter, Rgt. -Shepherd, AC. Alorrison, !
Sgt. nalidleY, Cid; Chiles, Pte. -Wilson,•1
rlS. .13rewster,.,". LAC.. Kirby. LAC;
• noldell: AC. Wriglitr..4,40.. Murton,
LAO. LeWellyti, Sgt. Sayies, li'lli:' Ken-
nedy. LAC. Parkin, LAC". Reynolds,
LAC. Barlow. LAC. 'Reynolds. Cpl.
Nisiar,714;'iliTiAd.Cur/17).1.1b4ii,yiro.41A...0. Gray, 1-' L.
ilt,' VOMEN'S llpeNtiuttSrdT.TIDTytitirtTyE •41CidAidtl:ne'6, i ,
, Priday v evening last Prizes for
were Won by Mrs. Vld ..Dartnutu and r
Mr. ans. Anstay and for euchre by Mrs.;
lsiv:ict.osz.i:ittocerieli:.:1 (Lib:: 0 italoine44,NNIrsoloi:.111 ei eili4s0:. :IiitiAlt.11)t:leitseio(t:eu: ,11:
1 'Dancing WAS enjoyed to ratisie ' by the 1 '
Murdoch orehestra ef ' Itensall. Pro- 1
tends were for elgarettes ter boys in ;
the serViee overseas.
The Canadian. re-estaoishment program gives discharged'
members of the 'serVices. assistance .unclek- a Wide. Variety.
of measures: during the period • whets_ they ' are deciding.
- --their "ofuture As, civilians. . . . ,
THE WAR SERVICE •GRATIITTY . .____
This t*.came law at thelast 64.„01i Of•Parliadent, and provides, afilei discharge, monally --------
Pa'Yinenter to those_ honorably discharged, who enli4ted for .iervice'anywher,e, and to those who
.. saw service' in the.'Aleutian Islands, foetheir-peridd eftservice there. Itprovides a basic gratuity
of $7.50 for each 30 days' service in the Western Beraisphere and $15.00 for,each50.days' service
.omers.eas. A, sOpplenaentary gratuity of seen da.'ys' pay ana,alrovonces, with .Qanadian, _sub- ,
Tsistence arcri;a'n:Ce, is •pitd-foc each:sitmadathe Oyexse.as service. Servicc in Greenknd, Ic.eland, -
the Aleutian Isla:rids and .any °tiler iheatre of war overseas 5erviri-Other,,plac,f.s4n.tlie . .
Western liernisphere are not. Aircrew, flying:o.u.tLid: the :al:di.: nwate,rp::,0::...7.77:,,,ut.i...--, ,
Canadi: or the-I:hiked _States, and Naval personnel in sea-geing ships of war ar regarded is
. - ---,-. . -,,,V,,,,,s,,,„„48,,.• 4,,,,,,, ,
'oir ove.rvaA service. , ,....„" --,..„.„,,,. ,.
Monthly .paYments not pkeeding monthly pay and allowanco last received. will start •
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- after ,Jannary 1, 1945, unless the,Act is proclaimed earlier. ,
o-
ItE-ESTABLISIIMElfi CREDIT
. , , , .., . .,
. • ,
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. A reestablishment 'credit, eqUal td,the baiip gratuity shown above, arid:not ineltiding the
ppleteniari-Znels,v,Tailablein the 10. years following discharge for constructive purpoots.
suCh.as purchase of a horse, beisines-i,:faiiiitureti tools,--or.Payrnr.of premiums under dsoyernt .,
,
moat life insurance:tit an also be ed fqr.r.nodernizhig or repairing:a lima; Totfr viorkingtftapitall_
• of a husiness•and,ogieksoilar purpoSes'. The re:establliment Credit is reduce:All any grants
. paid -while tiairi',ing bt" conliiniig education, or by grants paid uridet the 'Veterans" Land Act.'
Training, education arid 'Veterans' Land Act grants cannot be paidif the re.establistrnerit -credit . .
' -
is used, stalessi an adjustinent is made. ' . . .
AT DISCHARGE-
;t discharge- every Man and woman" is advised' Of the re blit %Vara; is Oven
a .cocnitete 'medical and dental examination, and may aceive free tratment tor any, cooditiou
shown by the examination, in, the year followicig discharge. They are allowed to retain one
Unifogn-ind certain other seryice• clothing.. All discharge.d since 'August 1, 1044, recette„
WO' civilian clothing allowance and if they 'have 183 days` iervice olid receive an 1;6631Cable
ilisclulr, a re1iabilitati6n;grant.of SO day& pay and one month's dependents allowinCe„ Ttcy
'also receive a railway warrant to their home Or,place of enlistment. - •
AFTER DISCHARGE • -L. :-. '
• Servis# icrsonnel seildn' g impfoyments apply &ion& EmPlcifyment and•Selective Service.. ,„
I* _t in' many oraies they will. fin4 Veterani'Velfam Officers.and othet speclailY trained staff
rea4y to assist them. Veterans 'who wiSh to return to their former civilian pesitioas are entitled
• to reinstatement hi that poeition, if the lobstilt tilts, if diey are capablte, of filling it, aol if
. application is made within three months of discharge. Under the law of Canada every tviavice
mali oc woman with ov_crseas service, or disability pensioners, receive preference in Civil tlersiee
appointments a qtialified for the position. for wbith ihey ,apply:
'Aril' TgRA f•ItatriattPICEiRS\ ARP STA.
TIONgt) IN ow conittr.outotiotio :4
CAIST)itiA, TRAY ADVISE AND ASSIST 'Pt-
sugyier4 ' PonsoNtlEtt, Avo SHOULD BE .
t11010 ON Att P.1101111tMS:
of
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PEPIS110145 -AND NATIO AL 111.EA1.0T14.
SiNri tittS ADVAIVr15t1.4.ENT 'r SOUS MA *14 011- 114'014AN OVItIttitAti.