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*S. Bert Hastings, Mrs. Carl
.lehnston and Mrs, William Pea-
cock.
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh
and Eileen visited Wednesday
with /Am Douglas Morrison and
bakby-in the Limbo* area.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob McMurray of
PalmerSten Vent Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mann. -
Day of Prayer
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RIATEVALE — The World Day
of Prayer was held in the Presby-
terian Church on Friday.
Mrs. Jim Armstrong was guest
speaker and gave a very in-
teresting insight of "Alertness",
alert being the key ward of the
WOrnell of the wma There are so
many ways one should be alert.
She related different portions of
the Bible and abo some personal
views.
Mrs. Glenn Golley thanked
Mrs. Armstrong for her irxRiting
talk andpresentedher with a gift.
Men were Mrs. Burns Mof
lailand Mrs J. J. Elliott.
• Mrs, Glnn Golley and
Jack tricholson led the reading,
aslistedbY Mao Glenn Snell and
Mis Joe Walker. Membersof the
congregation mid resptiosively-
• lbs. ,Glenn Snell and Mrs. 3oe
Walker, accontpanied by MM.
.loggrert 'sang, ,44BlirdenS
a- t Calvary".
dosed the merle%
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Mr. and Mr*. Jim Thompson
and Sandra and Mr. and Ma.
Bon Vann spe* Tuesday in Lon-
don.
M. end**. Ron Mann
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ed SlindllY'' With Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Siefert of Ferdwich.
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh
and Eileen visited Sunday with
Mrs. William Bolt of Wingham.
Mt. and Mrs, Keith Moffatt,
Sandra and Greg spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
11.4 family of Holstein.
George Hetherington, Mr. and
J Elliott and Mr. and
Charles Withers visited
St lay with Alex Campbell and
Mr. Mary MacTavisb, and others
at Hturoi. .
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ruff and
Gordie e 'sited Saturday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hall and
Donna of Chatham spent the
weekend with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Hall. Sunday
visitors at the Hall home were
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hall and fainily
and Mr and Mrs. Jack Hall and
LIONS ROARED APPROVAL when new Lion Bob Hicks, local jeweller, was initiated into
the club by District Deputy Governor Charles Shawof [Myth (left) with the aid of Lion Bill
Keil (centre) sponsoring member. (Staff Photo)
family of Brussels, • •
Lions getnistor
of Guelph spent the weekend with
Moffatt
Mr, and Mrs. S. Smith of
Brampton vent SundaY and
Monday with. Mr., and Mrs. Gor-
don Ruff and Goidie. •
Denis Freeman was in charge
of the service in Bluevade Pres-
byterian Clurch Sunday. The
Ifission Band am' I Explorers met
for their March meeting. Sunday
School will be starting March 11
at 10 o'clock.
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BELGA/ME — Six members
answered the roll call when the
Belgrave 4-H Club held its
second meetin. Minutes 01 the
last weed* were read by Betty
Meum.
Adiscuision followed with Mi.
Clarke Jobnston's topic. "Using
Your Patterns" and Sirs. Richard
Moore speaking on "AlteriAg
Pant Patterns and Adjusting the
Pattern for Viits". Mrs, Johns-
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with access to British Columbia
forest products.
Warebouse Opened
In 1932 the film opened a ware-
house in Toronto and commenced
shipping more extensively
through a network of distri
butors. During World War II the
company was kept very busy on
military installations. The great
scope of con:struction is hard to
imagine now until one recalls the
magnitude of the Commonwealth
Air Training Plan alone, withAs
vast network of barrack blocks,
not to mention Army and Navy
housing needs, and of course,
thousands of doors.
There was a period of great ex-
pansion after World War also,
andin the 50's the firm was busily
trucking its -produiet throughout
Ontario, along with new products
brought about by diversification.
It was about that time that
"slab doors", or plywood doors
• stressedever frames were man
fact in the West and soon
• took hold down here and in
Quebec where the availability of
birch resulted in a great popu-
larity of this material for the
•plain modern style door. Then bi-
folding oors, such as had been in
fibleplitne Od
foryesus, y were adapted
todomestic use on cupboards and.
closets' and this became an im-
portant product for the firm.
Pre -hung, prefinished and
complete door units came along
at logical developments in the
fight t�cut labor costs in the con-
struction industay.
An important milestone in the
history or the company • was
amaigaination with the Truax
company of Walkerton. During
the next two years in the period of
adjustment, new sophisticated
types of controlswere introduced
which injected efficiencies in
produttion and inventory.
Government's penchant for
using the availability 01 budding
and mortgage money for con-
struction as a control on the
edonomy was very trying for
such firms tied in so tightly to •
constniction.
This firm, as clid others, had
long pipelines out for materialcti(a,
acquisition, as 'materials had to
be,ardered from 12 to 16 months
ahead of production. Radical
changes *in the housing market or
financial climate were hectic for
CIBA wa GEIGY
AGRO CilEIVIICALS
Invites oil Formers to Meeting
IVIONDAY, MARCH 12
8:00 P.M.
LUCKNOW LEGION HALL
TO Mit
1. locerne Tux Problem of the former ie 1973 - Mr. Didit New* 0.MA.F.
2. E. It. 1C. - The sew tons Herbicide
3. A.A.T.1LEX - New horeseitut for 111711
Patera* - boo herhicitib prospaeweet.
REPRESMIENTS ifiRM
Neal* mittsed and weirmy • proffiehle ,gst.toiother with *dew growers.
Heir the 1ola lefersolitiso oft oricifteral cheteicale.
Get
agar to tier mosetleos.
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companies embarked an ani61-
tious Programs, and a great
of frustration was inevitahle.
Mr. Lloyd traced the recent de-
velopment of good markets in the
Maritimes and remarkably
enough, in Alberta, and new
factory -built homes as part of the
new trend, are becoming good
door accounts.
In conclusion Mr. Lloyd again
expressed bioPleasure at attend-
ing the meeting mind meeting so
many old friends. He also
repeated his invitation to the club
to tour the plant as a group.
The thanks of the clutewas con-
• veyed by Lion Stewart Beattie,
who presented the speaker with a
gift as a souvenir of his visit.
Elect far new iembers
at hospital's annual
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interviews a class of 21 students
was selected for the 1972-73 term.
Two of these are men. A chapter
of the Ontario Registered Nur-
sing Assistants association Was
formed here. Mrs. Jean Ellacott
received her 10 -year pin for
service as assistant director 4
the training program.
Medical Staff
Dr. I). J. Leahy reported that
the medical by-laws had been up-
dated and he also said medical
staff meetings are held on a
regulauquisis for general diseAS-
siert and t4t hear repot s of -0:44
vario�s medic ii0M/Ilitteeg akM°'
very • worthwhile Scientific
PaPers-
" The Admissions and Dischar-
ges Committee is making every
effort to comply, with Ministry,
demands to make best use of hos-
pital beds. Assistance has been
provided for the nursing staff at
in-service training programs. -
Dr. Leahy said there are now 11
doctorsas full staff members and
20 consultants come to the
hospital as required or • on a
regular basis. •
Mrs. K. M. IllarLentian cited a
busy year for the Hospital
Auxiliary, which had included a
gift of $3,000 to the hospital to
assist in the purchase of portable
X-ray equipment; agift to the
New Year's baby; prize for the
Wingham high school graduate
who will enter nurse's training;
awards to one of the outstantfing
RNA's at graduation; operation
of the gift case and book cart in
the hospital and cash prizes for
the winning ObriSbnas windows.
Two rummage sales held
during the year had accounted
for the Awriliary's chief source of
revenue.
Before the meeting concluded
the president ,made a notice of
motion that the , number of
honorary board memberships
will be increased from three to
five.
The accounting farm of Thorne,
Gunn .sinur4eiappoluted asp.Ibe
hospital's auditors.
Belmore
Mr. and Mrs. David Porter and
Lisa spent last weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Fitch and family.
Sunday, "Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Fitch, Arthur and Kevin visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Haskias
of Goalie.
Kiss Isabel Darling of Kit-
chener spent the weekend with
Tom Darling.
. Kiss Jean Inglis' of lOtchener
was a weekend guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Inglis.
Don't Torget the skatea-thon
being held in the Belmore arena
on March 10 at 11 a.m.
NEI LION 808 NICKS, (right). was decorated with his
new rnerrdbtrship pin by his sponistits,Uon 8m Keil of Wing -
ham Lions Cubed the initiation CereThOnY. at the dub meet-
ing at the .Manor Hotel last watilt, *hen DePutY District
Gvverrint, Charlie Shaw of the Bleth ebb offitiated.
IStaft PhdIo)
Mrs. Edward .
Mrs. Frank Graham,
were Sunday guests
rr _ai4 Mrs. Stewart Hig-
gins and and Mrs. Illig
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,Mrs. Charles McCuteheon,
*Mtge, spent a few days last
Week with her sister, Mrs,
Ladies' Aid
groups meet
nuEvALE— The TurnberrY
GrouP of the Ladies' Aid of the
Preibyterian *lurch met at the
'hoineofitis,Olenn Snell on Wed-
neadO oi last week! Ten ladies
Vent the afternoon quieh*,
The next Meeting will be held
March 21 at the home of Mrs.
Glenn McKercher. A delicious
lunch served by the hostess
closed the meeting.
Ithrevale-Morrh Group
The Mnevale-Morris Group
met the previous 'evening at the
!wine of Mrs. Burns Moffatt.
Eleven ladies were Present and
spent the evening quilling, Mrs -
Les Greenaway assisted Mrs.
Moffatt with lunch.
from an enjoyabl. ft
vacation in Mazatlan,
West Coast el Mexico.
• Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tonian
visited the former's uncle,
.Herman .Kavehnani at Ayr 011
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack King And
ussa el StrehroY vent Sunday
with the former's roots, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank King •
Misses Elsie and Marion GIb
son and Mts. Edward Gibson
were in Ifamilton'on Saturday to
visit the former's brother, KO.
neth Gibson, who is in hospital
following a heart attack. He if/
progressing favorably.,
Miss Hazel Sperling was in
—Mr. and WO, Jim Johnston
and family of Listowel visited
Sunday within,' s parents, Wir. and
Mrs. Ger •m Johnston, Cather-
ine Street. Also visiting ,at the
Johnston home were their grand- •
daugter, Mn. Gary Black and
Mr. Blackof Clinton.
—Miser*. Linidater is Waiting
with relatives in Goderich this
week. •
—Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.,
Hayes of Kenora ate spending a
couple of weeks with their daugh-
ter, Miss Cheryl Hayes. •
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