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. Frank A. Freeman has resigned lois txeter. e reports considerable building
po4 tion on the Clinton r ,public school activity,; Many, farmers' have -moved
: ,uta. , to take tie principalship of the into the town some, of them, are build-
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'lying Oirleer W. T. Booth of Wing
ham, who is ving leis a rt ,
front the it.C. Y is taking a position
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The marriage of Isabelle Amies. 1&c-
Gill. daughter .ot Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Aic0ill, Belgrave, to John Robert
ilex-, son of Mr. and Mrs, Maitland
Henry,. Blyth, took place at the United
church parsonage, Brussels; On Mme'
26th. Bev. 11. Wilson o11iela:ted. -,_�
.Aceidental, Sheeting •
Rests raLbglY
Fred: Lott ,' 4t Win barn, 4104.1404.
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died,Neon-
In Vr,. 1, ; , '
roil'# 1<'ia PR .TAott's
neek_, and one nide of bits- . y
rained; 'the y was avec
Ingham for butrial.. ,
int Wiw r a
Federation4..
Tice fours Vi , enquet” of titi).
East Waw.atl
ion` of Agri-
culture waa Kehl loll' the Foresters' Ball,.
)Belgrave, on. Thursday night last, with
attendance of MOO, . Norman Bad -
:rd resident of the township " unit,
Ti!aa master of ceremonies. 'Hi Bond*
president ot the Middlesex Federation,
gave a stirring address on..tbe•.r'espons-
day morning In.. V1ctorlu 'Ilaspital, abilities- of farmers ion,, bringing about
WHERE;'•DID YQV WORK
BEFORE THE WAR, ETHEL?
ARE YOU`GOING BACK TO.YOUR
;OLD JOB; WHeli YOU'RE
THUGH,IIEE ?
;.NI,GUESS SO r.: THEY'RE
PRETTY ANXIOUS TO HAV ME'
YES, IT MUST BE
PRETTY TOUGH FOR-
THEM...IWITH ABOUT HALF
THE :HELP ANb MATERIAL
THEY NEED
SURE IT IS,!•I MOST C» THE EXPERIENCED -
HELP ARE IN WAR'WORK AND.
-' OR UPPL_ . _ ►/EL I1
°INOQL.15 IN -SHORT T S Y
WE CAN JUST BE
THANKFUL THINGS WIL
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BE - ORMAI. AGAIN N SO.E M
DAY.., I HOPE IT'S SOON !
• IT • HASN'T BEEN EASY!
The problem facing civilian
industrythese last'-five:years
ljas been no simple one -t-
and it has grown progres-
sive y more difficult: \X'ith
labour .and material at a
- premum, dei nand Jias far ex-
-
ceedcd supply. Let's all bear
this in mind, whenever we
find ourselves inclined to get
impatient'.. about shortages
•.:or,.c}t� tical o.f quality!'
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London Canada
Proi* conditions i to the world of tit
future, 11111 Of Colborne
gave a to on "The Warble Fly„
AVE TFIELI..
wgtoL'YE140 surae 0,-- Mhsea Ed
aAy1 d�yA�nudrreym'PdII'alsh/yyof 11000411 visited.
n Sunday • ith Mis and 'Mrs. A. E.
Walsh.
Mr. and. Mrs: 'Lloyd' Walden,- Mr.
Wm. 'Walden and little Donna Walden
were visitors at London pn Saturday,
Donna remaining at Victoria ' ilosl, itai
for .a sew daya'' treatment,; ,
Mr, and tiro, W.-,11. Campbell ° and,
Miss Winulired visited last week with
St. Thomas. and London 'friends.
amiss Jean , eampboll of Godericli
Spent' Sunday w.ith:. trier 'parents, ,Mr.. .,
and
fi[., MA. Camell., r: a.rsn..'W, rs, A. xeorna;an: