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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1950-08-17, Page 8PAGE. EIGHT,, CL1N'L'6* NEWS -RECO N). dance Of Those Who Registered (Continued from Page Seven) Mr. and Mrs. W. A. • McGuire,' Bayfield; Mrs. Mary _,McKenzie, 91 Albert Slt, Stratford; 'Ruth McKenzie, 144 Water St., ' Strat- ford; Evelyn McCartney, De- troit, Mich, Ray McMillan, 1 Homewood, Toronto; Mr, and Mrs'. N. W. 1VIcCaakell, 66 Victoria Ave., Hamilton; Joseph McKay, 438 'George St., Sydney, N.S.; Ray MacDonald, 438 George St., Syd- ney, N.S,; Don McTaggart, 1114 Louis Ave„ Lindsay; M. D. Mc- Taggart, 1114 Louis .Ave., Lind- say; Ruth McMath, Toronto; Mr, and Mrs. G. McFarlane, Kingston; Mrs. Lorna McMurray, 57 Chestmit .St, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Garnet McBrien (Della , Walker), 3071 Philip Ave., De- troit, Mich.; Mrs. Robert McMich= aei, 200 Arlington Ave., Toronto; Mr. and .Mrs. William McCulloch !Augusta Fremlin), 101 Bay St, Stratford; Robert P. McMichael, 200 Arlington Ave., Toronto. MMr. and Mrs. William J. Marshall, Exeter; Norman, Mary and Gordon Mair, New Hamburg; Frank Mil- ler Goderich; Mr. end Mrs. N. W Miller, Goderich; Emerson Mitchell, 1557 Bruce Ave,,. Wind- sor; Gladys Draper Morrison, St. Catharines; Joan Miller, Kitch- ener; Phyllis Mack, Bayf'eld;J. E. Monilaws, Mitchell; Austin E. Matheson, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Moreton (Ruby Kilty), 352 Indian Road, Windsor; Mrs. Maheu (Martha Levy,), Sarnia; Charles a n d Margie Mutch, Detroit, Mich.; Charles Mustard, Toronto; Ken- neth Miller, Goderich; Rota Mair, NewHamburg; John Morrison, 438 George St., Sydney, N.S ; B. R.. Murohy, Halifax, N.S,; Robert Mustard, Brucefield; Ed. Myatt, Verdun, Que.; John 11. Murray, •781. Summit Ave., Westfield, N J.; Orpha Millson, London; Miss Jan Miller, London; Mabel M. Miller, Royal Oak, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. R. 11. Middleton, Hensall; Audrey Matheson, Tavi- stock; Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mc - Brien, Essex; Jack McClinchey, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Manary, Dundas; Mrs. M. Man- ary, Westdale, Hamilton; Ken Moore, Seaforth; .Isabelle Martin, London; Mrs. Loretta Mulkern, 2363 Pearl, Detroit, Mich.; Ted Mitchell, Prince Albert, Sask.; Robert Morrison, Stratford; Hugh Middleton, Toronto; Lor- raine Murphy, Halifax, N.S.; Mr. and Mrs. George H„Morse. Cern.- bridge Springs, Pr.; H. O. Murphy, Stanley; Mrs, Bert Murphy, Stan- ley; Mrs, Florence Murphy, Hali- fax, N.S.;I "Lucky” Muise, Smiths Falls; Pauline Mohring, Mona Mohring, Goderich; Jack Meld- rum, Stratford; Mr, and Mrs. Tom Mitchell, Goderich; Miss Carol Maxman, Hamilton; R. H. Mer - shall, Port Colborne; J. E. Mout•- .laws. Mitchell; Marny Myter, To- ronto; W. H. Mutch, Paisley; William F. Morgan, Botwood, Nfld.; Mr. end Mrs. G. R. Mason, 360 St. Paul, Brantford;' Marris Milton, Brucefield; Cora Maltby, L. Viola Maltby, Galt; Bob Miller, Dunnville; Marilyn Marsh. 819 North Blair, Royal Oak, Mich,; Gordon Miller, ,1333 Erydges St, London; Margaret H. Middleton, 835 Richmond St., London; Eliza- beth Middleton, Ottawa; Mrs. Rena Moore (Finch), Stratford; John Managhan, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Maltby, 58 Lincoln Ave., Galt; Charles T. Martin, Chatham, N.B.; Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Mason, Elm Ave., Windsor; Frederick J. Middleton, 206 Charles St., Stratford; Ferd- inand Miller, Mitchell; Joseph W. .Moore, Goderich; Mrs. Andrew Moore, Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Joe Moore, Isabelle, Ronald, Goderich; Lois Mishaw, 204 O'Connor Drive, Torohto; John Martin, St. Cath- arines; W. L. Millar, Watford; (Ibbs. W. E. Manning, Londesboro; Mr. and Mrs, Ogle Miller (Mabel Colclough), Goderich; Marcus Meed; Rockcliflfe; Plhillip Mor- gan, Guelph; Dr. W.L. Mair, 5535 W. Chicago, Blvd., Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. David R. Mair, 9926 Strath- more, Detroit, Mich.; Charles W. Mair, 9926 Strathmore, Detroit, Mich.; Bert Miller, 64 Water St. South, Kitchener; Margaret Mit- chell' The Pas, Mah.; ' Aletha Millson, London; Mrs. A. Moore, Toronto; Mrs. Abner Morris, Dungannon; Mrs. D. J. Moore, 975 Beacons- field Ave., Grosse Pointe, Mich,; John. Morrison, 438 George St., Sydney, N.S.; Ralph Morgan, Guelph; Jack Morgan, Guelph; John C. May, Weston; Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Mulholland, Crystal Beach; Frances Masters, Strat- ford; Bernie 'Melelis, London; William Mason, 34 Spring Grove Ave., Toronto; Mrs. Charles Mas- on, 723 Queen's Ave., London; Jack Moffatt, Findlay, Ohio; John M. Moffatt, Lake Worth, Fla.; "Skinny" Mutch, Detroit, Mich.; William E. Miller, ; Royal Oak,. Mich.; Mr. and Mrs, R. Murray (Edith Hunt), 37 Pearson Ave., Toronto; Margaret F. • Marshall, Blyth;. N. E. Neilans, Huntsville; .Bob Neely, 215 Gilbert St„. Stratford; Bernice Nrmmo, 216 Rumsey Road,` Toronto; Mrs. W. R. Nirnmo, 261 Rumsey Road,- Toronto; Eldon Nelson, Brucefield; Mrs .Clayton W. Niv- ins, Goderich; Reg. Noble, Toron- to; Muriel Noble, 568 O'Connor Drive, Toronto; Mrs. B. Morden, Newcastle, England; Janice Neil, 'Exeter; Mrs. George Neil (Kathleen Bea- com), Kirkton; Mervyn Nott, Sea - forth; Billy Nickle, Guelph; L. H. Nairn, St. Marys; Ruby Nivins, Dungannon; Arnold Nash, Strat- ford; Mrs, - Chester Neilans, 116 Brampton Rd., London; J. C. Nickle, 183 Alice St., Guelph; Mrs. Helen Nott, Seaforth, Dick Oldfield, Ecorse, Mich.; Jim O'Donnell, Ar- thur; Roy Olson, London; Mrs. Jean Olson, London; Arthur Osterlund, Birch Hills, Soak,; Tom O'Connor, London; ,Rose Ohm, Wingham; Carrie Kitchener; Mr. end Mrs. Clarence O'Neill, Goderich; Cecil M. Oke, Swan, Brian, Nancy, Harriston; Seaforth; Peggy O'Neil, 30' Beech St, 'Halifax, N.S.; Mr. and Mrs, W. E. O'Neil, 30 Beech St., Hall - fax, N.S.: •Emma Oke, Seaforth; Lorne C. Osier, Mitchell; W. Osbaldeston, 79 Portia Bldg., Stratford; Carl Olson, 137 Eest. Ave;, Brantford; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie, Osborne, Douglas Osborne, Kenneth Osborne, Robert Osborne, St. Thomas; PMrs. Bert Phoenix (Molly fluff), Roslyn Ave., Ham - > ton; ..Dennis Penfound, Londesboro; Mrs. Marie Glazier Park, London; Mrs. Win- nifred Pollock, Parkhill; Mr. and Mrs. R. 5. Philips, Laura Phil- lips, Auburn; Helen Morrison Price, Chicago, Ill.; Lorne. E. Pepper, Niagara Falls, Ont,; Randal Pepper, Sudbury; Mr. and Mrs. Basil B. Pocklington, Peter and Nancy, London; Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson, Arva; Jim Pulfer, 13eausejour, Man Mrs. Ruby Petzke, Marlene and Edna, Hensall; Charles . Pratt, Seaforth; Raymond Perdue, Galt; Bill Pearl, Joyce and Muriel, 1106 Pape Ave., Toronto; Jack C. Perdue, Galt; Lawrence Plum - steel, Ruth, Barbara and Bobby, Seaforth; Edith Pickard, Dundas. Clarence Parkin, Flora Parkin, 195 William St., London; Harry Procter, Exeter; Mrs. Millie Partlow, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Baden Powell, Seaforth; John Penhale, Zurich; Mr. and Mrs, John A. Pridham, 11892 Ohio Ave., Detroit, Mich.; Ruby Pog- son, Plattsville; Robert Partridge, West Monkton; Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Paterson, Wiarton; C. El- win Pickard, Mercer i M car St., Dun - dos; Alex Powell, Gravelbourg, Sask.; Betty Parke, Zurich: Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Pinner, 443 Blythwood, Toronto; Lyla Pin- ner, 105 Alexander St., Oshawa John Pavis, Thedford; Mrs. Re- becca Provot, 715 Howard St, Port Huron, Mich.; John M Peckitt, Londesboro; Beatrice and Edith Pederson, Port Iluron Mich,' Gordon Pfaff, R. R. 1 Brunner; Milton Price, Exeter Mr. and Mrs. Bob Peck, Varna Norman Patterson, 634 Duf- ferin Ave„ London; Fred S., John and J. Isabel Porter, 104 Spen- cer Ave., Toronto; Mr. and Mrs E. W. Paterson, Toronto; Edith Paterson, 143 Emmerson Ave. Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. George\ Paterson, Toronto; George P Philip, Vancouver, B.C,; Donna Jean Paterson, Toronto; Al 0 Puller, Winnipeg, Mon„ Mr, and Mrs. D. G. Pitt, St. John's, Nfld Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Pridham (Etta Cook), and Miss Lorraine 11892 Ohio. Ave., Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Ernest Patterson, Auburn. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Quigley. 28 Glebemount Ave., Toronto; Mrs. Pear Quinn, 4 Wayland Ave., To- ronto; Jean Quennell, 242 Biters - lie Ave„ Willowdale. George Ruelle, Farming- ton, Mich.; Dr. and Mrs, J. A. Reid, London; Betty Rogers (Twitchell), Wind- sor; Don Rogers, Windsor; Myrtle Sanderson Rauch; Mr. and Mrs. G. J.. Ruston, Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. James Reid, 14017 Pine- hurst, Detroit 4, Mich.; George W. Rogers, Frank Rogers, Miss Florence Rogers, Tillsonburg; Miss Vera Regele, Walton; Mi. and Mrs. Gordon R. Ross, Don Ross, Ted Ross, 2 Wright Cres- cent, Brockville; Mrs. John Rath, Ada and Mac; Louise (Turner Robinson, Auburn; Florence J. Rorke, 96 Isabella St., Toronto. I. R. Rattenbury, 474 Albertus Ave„ Peterboro; F. W, Richards, 592 York St., Kitchener; G. Rap- son, Londesboro; Joe Reynolds, Windsor; Myritle Robertson Stratford; Mrs. Elton Rozell, 324 Wellington 'St., Kitchener; Helen Robertson, Jacqueline Robertson Stratford; M. M. Reid, Stratford James R. Ross, Kippen; James N. Reynolds, 1856 West- cott Rd,, Windsor; Michael, Merle and Lorraine Reynolds, Windsor L. J. Rushcall, Fernie, B.C'.; Wil- liam S, Routley, Lucille Routley Bright; John I. Rapson, Joan Rapson, Londesboro; Mr, and Mrs. Tom Rance, Winnipeg, Man. Wilmer Ross, Bluevale; Mrs. R. C. Rathwell, Collingwood; Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Routley, James Routley, Bright; E. R. Ruttan, Dorothy Ruttan, Fergus; Harry Rossiter, London; Mrs, Marinda Rossiter; Jack Reis, Goderich; Mr, and Mrs. S, G. Ronnie, Dianne, Howard, Hen- sall; Ken Roberton, Edna, Sandra, Aylmer; David Robinson; Mr. and Mrs, R. P. Robbins, Crediton; Dot Reid (Ball) Toronto; Marjorie Reynolds, 1856 Westcott Rd., Windsor; Robert Rolston, 13530 McDougall, Detroit, Mich.; N. E. Rapson, 135 Lamb Ave., Toron- to; F. Strathearn, Stratford; Mrs. Watson Reid, Mrs. Hazel Reid, Blyth; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rem- pel, Merritton; Sheila Rogers, 89 Grenadier Rd., Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Wes Russell, John W. Rus- sell, 50 Rosedale, Brampton; Ed A. Ryder, Centralia; Jerry Ren- nie, Hensall; Earle and Ida Ro- berts, Yarmouth, N.S.; Norma Robertson, 68 Lorne Ave., St. Catharines; Sam Rid- dick, Windsor; Harry G. Reid, Varna; Mrs, J. T. Ross (Eliza Cook), 156 Westminster Ave., Toronto; SHarold Sy Soper, Varna; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Stephens (Norma Cook), 60 Edgemore Drive, Toron- to; Mrs. Florence Schleicter (Cartwright) and Miss Anne, Baltimore, Md.; Rev. and Mrs, H. J. Snell, Exeter; Albert E. Sege, 84 Wellington St., Strat- ford; Mr. and Mrs, Emory Sutor (Anne Lawrence), Lois Sutor, Cayuga; Harvey Sperling, Exeter; Leonard Sheppard, Calgary, Alta.; Ruth Snelling, Brucefield; Mrs. Hubert Schroeder (Audrey Grealis), Teeswater; Annie Saund- ercock, Hensall; , Mr. end Mrs. Bert Shobbrook, Auburn; J. Savage, Ottawa; Mrs. Madilean Swan, 3960 West 13th, Vancouv- er, 13.C.; Lillian Shepperd, Cal- gary, Alta.; Thelma Stafford, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17,. 1950 Mrs, J, W. Swan (Lucy 'Lock- wood); :Mr. and MTs. Grant H. Stirling, Bayfield, R, D. 'Stanley,', Toronto; Barrie Scrimgeour, Goderich Peter Salter, Nancy Salter, Toronto; Mr, and Mrs. A. (Pat) Pat ' Salter, -:Mr � ). and Mrs. C. Shurrie, 209 Front St., Stratford; Lottie Shaw, St. Cath- arines; Geo;ge Scribbins, Lon-, don; Mrs. W. H. Sault (Josie, Cbbrter),, Chatham; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snyder, Harrow; Muriel Shobbrook, Auburn; Mr. and Mrs. Adam Scott, 2729 Dundas, St. W., 'Toronto;. Margaret Simpson, Toronto Wil- liam C. Simpson, 240 Clarence St., Port Colborne; Mrs. Lorne. Smith (Ethel Devine), 158 • Rob- inson 'St., Niagara Falls, Ont.; Mrs. Pearl Wheatley Stringham, 132 Riddell, Woo st ock- William A. Steels, Goder"ch; Mr, and Mrs. Ed Sturgeon, Bayfield; Mrs. Frank Sturdy (Elsie Finch), Wingham; Stuart B. Sturgeon, Mrs. Beryl Sturgeon, Preston; Johnny Scott, Forest; Garnet M. Smith, . Ronald Smith, Dorothy Smith, 2111 VanAntwerp, Detroit, 30, Mich.; Mrs. W. Smithers, 145• Hogarth Ave., Toronto; Mary Sierran, 44 Parkhurst Blvd., To- ronto; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Shoe - bottom, 36 Craig, London; F. K. Stewart, Toronto; John C. Stev- ens, Mrs, Audrey Stevens, Mrs. William Stevens, Seaforth; Mrs. Charles Switzer. (Ruby Currie), Kippen; Joyce Stephenson, 557 Ridout St., London; E. M. Shier, Mary E. Shier, Delhi; Bud Sal- ter, Brussels; V. R. Stork, Lon- don; David and Dick Scott, Wing - ham; Harvey Stewart and Mrs. Dun- can Stewart, London; Norma Snell, Exeter; 'Lizbeth Sloman, Viotoria Hospital, London; Ruth Scott, 557 Ridout St. North, Lon- don; Duke Schiller, Exeter; Mrs. Charles Snelling, Brucefield; Joan Sloman; Toronto; Margaret Slo- man, Ce r eolD Stanislas, Var- na; Thomas Scurrah, woodstoe • Rupert C.S1ein 4 Parkhurst Blvd., Leaside; Fred, Albert and Gwen Snary, 350 Sheppard Ave. E, Lansing; S. A. Scott, Whitney; Mrs, Margaret Shore, Goderich; Ken, Audrey and Valerie-Steepe, Xitcherier; Tonnny Sandy, Gode- rich; Phyllis Shepherd, 192 Cheapside St., London; Wilma Shepherd, 341 William St., Lon- don; Mrs. Evelyn Sandy, Gode- rich getx a E. Silcox,Mrs. Flor- ence Silcox, Woodstok; Douglas' T. Stirling, Bayfield; T. C. Smith, 3274 Joseph, Verdun, P.Q. Bessie Sloman, New Rochelle, N.Y.; M. Sloman, '4 Amherst Ave., Toron- to; Celia Sloman, Capreol; M'aay Snell, 170 Hunter St. W., Hamil- ton; Ev1 Sims, Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shobbrook,°' Toronto; Mary -Stewart Smith, Noranda, Que.; Connie Simpson, Parkhill; Mr. and Mrs. W..1. Stewart, Fer- gus; M. Smith, Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. David Sours, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Stirling, Bayfield; y d, J. Gerald Stirling,Miss Catherine Stirling, Bayfield; Mrs. Jean L. Stone, Boissevain, Man.; Mary R. Stewart, 220 Third St. North, Kenora; Mrs. Harold Savage (Lyda Morrish), . Detroit, Mich.; R. E. Shaddick, Pearl Shaddick, Hen - sail; Gilbert Smith, Mrs. Rhoda Smith, 24 Chestnut St., Kitchen- er; Hazel Smith, Hensall; 1VIs's. John Stevenson„ Miss Delores Stevenson, 1705 West Saratoga, Ferndale, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs, Frances Shiller; 525 Woodland, Ferndale, Mich„ Miss Darlene Sieben, 610 West Saratoga, Fern- dale, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell 1 Tweedie, Goderich.; Mrs. Gordon - R. Taylor, Marion Taylor, Auburn; Milton Taylor, Brucefield; Mrs, W. K. Thomson, Paris; Valentine Town- send, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Treleaven (Gertrude Fowler), Ruth Treleaven, Jack Treleaven, Lucknow; Wallgate Tebbutt, Goderich; Mrs. H. S. Turner (Linnie Nediger), Gode- rich; Mrs.' Edgar Thompson Helen ( Roberton)`, Detroit, Mich.; , Mr an do Mrs. George Thomas,. Hamilton; . John Thornton, 15 Monarch Park Ave., Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. J. Ivan Torrance, Mit- chell; Mrs. Fred Thompson, Bay- field; Frederick Tilley, Exeter; Jiohn Twyford, 44 <Br4aning Ave.,, llansing;i Mir,. and IVArs, Totten, Windsor; Lawrence H Taylor, Londesboro; Ben Trow, 190: PIlgrim Ave., Detroit, Mich ., Mr: andMrs.wil - son Thornton, 113 Elmwood Ave., London; .Mr, and Mrs. Charles M. Thompson, Port Hope; Mr; and Mrs. W. H. Townsend, Souris, Man.; Mr. and • Mrs. John L. Tasker, 149 Huron St., Stretford; Mr. and Mrs. George P. Trow - hill, 98 Brentwood' Rd, N., Toron- to; Jean Tasker, Richard Tasker, Brantford; Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Tebbutt, Seaforth; Mrs. William Tebbutt (Bessie ' MacEwan), . Bill Tebbutt,, Goderich; Mr, and Mrs. A. P. Torrance, Toronto; Elisha Townsend, 2100 Merlowe Ave., Montreal; John M. Twyford, John Twyford, Mira Twyford, Lansing; Frank A. Thompson, Bayfielda Mr. end Mrs. Louis' Thompson; Miss Mary Tasker, 149 Huron St., Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. 'William R, Tasker, Stratford; Mrs. O. A. Todd, El- eanor Todd, 39 O'Connor Dr„ To- ronto; Arnold Thompson, Bright- on; 1VIrs. Charles Shedden (Mabel Herman), Woodstock; Jack Herman Tomlin, Sudbury; Clifford1 Tynd l , 130 Springhurst Ave., Toronto; Sid Thompson, Parkhill; Elsie Twitchell, Wind- sor; Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Town- send, Macklin, Sask.; Marion E. Thompson, 40 Burris St., Hamil- ton; Betty Jean Talbot, Bayfield; Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Town- send, 16 Buffalo St., Brantford; Miss Ally Lou Thompson, Vic- toria Hospital, London; Mrs. Charles W. Thompson, 28 Locust St., Kitchener; VMrs. J. H. Vinson, Pen- ticton, B.C.; Ethyle Was - man Vittie, Wroxeter; Al- bert Vodden, Blyth; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vodden, Wood- ham; Ross Veal Exeter; ' Cecil VanHorne Irene V anHorne, Mary Anne VanHorne, Hensall;' Mrs. Dorothy Vrooman, Patsy Vroo- man, Port Alberni, B.C.; Norma VanStone, Toronto; J. Harry Venner, 140 Bold, Hamilton; David Venner, Hamilton; Robert Venner, Hamilton. W Mrs. Wilbert Webster, Seaforth; Mack Webster Ruby We bste r , Nancy Web- ster, Varna; Leo Wood, Donald C. Wood, Oxford; N,S., Addle ^ Willis; Toronto; -Mr. and Mrs.' P. J. Warner, Jan Werner, Goderich(; Harris ; Wiltsie, .Fort Frances; Mrs. A, L, Willett (Nora Brown) Beverley, Sarnia; Jim Wallace, Seaforth; Henry. J. Warkentyne, 1025 E 54th' Ave., Vancouver, BIC.; Mrs. Lillian Welch, 49 Callender St, Toronto; Miss Edna Walsh, Audrey Walsh, Hensall; L. Ward, Arthur; Karen and Sharon Warnock, ' Goderich; Mrs. W. Wheatley, Laurence Wheatley, 52 Wilson, Woodstock; Mr, and Mrs. R. N. Welsh, Lon- don; Mr, and Mrs. Ken Whitmore (Gladys Blake), and -Douglas, Blyth; Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Watts (Mildred Fremlin), 100 Nile St„ Stratford; Kelly Webster, Detroit, Mich,; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Worsell, Gode- rich; Lois Webster, Joyce Web- ster, Varna; Mrs, Erlin Whitmore, Seaforth; Alan White, 1200 Bate 5t., Victoria, B.C.; Norma War- nock Goderich; Catherine Welsh, Beatrice Welsh, Bayfield; Fred D. Wald, Langenburg, Sask,; Wilfred Witty, 104 Youngs St., Stratford; Nate Warrener, Pontiac, Mich.; Mrs. Stanley K. Way, Galt; Mr. end Mrs. Frank Whitmore. 657 King St. E.,Ham- ilton; Mrs. Walter P. Willson (Ilene Millar), Riverside Park, Timmins; Marjorie Beaton Wat- son, 141 Macpherson Ave., To- ronto; R. Wells, 521. Ontario St., Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. C. Worth, 77 Broadway St., Woodstock; Don Ward, Thamesville; Mrs. J. M. Wallace (M. Pinning), Oak- ville; John C. Wade, John R. Wade, Jane C. Wade, 1501 North Blair, Royal Oak, Mich.; Kenny Waris, Kitchener; Clara Warman Brussels; s )s, Blanche Williams; Ken Wilkinson, 2 Manning Ave., Stratford; Ivan Whalen, Brighton; 1V.fr, and Mrs. Douglas Ward (Marion Cudmore), Thamesville; Mr. end Mrs. Robert William- son, Helen Williamson, 132 Col- borne St., London; Bill Wheal, Betty Wheal, Strat- ford; Mr. and Mrs. Len Weir, Mr and rd Mrs Joe :Weir, Dunn - 'Ville Harold A. Wendell, Mit- ((bell; Joan White, 'Lept;a White, 'Goderich; Mrs. Sadie West,'. Goli- erich; Ruby Warni,er), Toronto; Mrs. Violet Whittingham '(Arg- ent), Goderich; Albert, Wood, Mitchell; Mrs. Howard "Will'iarias (Ethel Lovett), Ruth Williams, St. Catharines; Miss Coronna W endorf, Toronto;, Les Wasman, Toronto; Mrs. Elizabeth Walker, Kitchener; iVlr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson, 117 Rebecca St„ Stratford; Ber- tha M. Webster, 212 Fulton. Ave., Toronto; t o Mrs. A. Weatherwax rw x (Pearl Cantelon), 30 Brant St., Orillia; Sadie Whitfield, (Elliott), 1240 .Osborne St., London; Mrs. D. Warr, R. J. Warr, 242 Landers St., London; Mrs. Vera Wilson, 135 Maria St.. Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wilson, St. Catharines; W. L. Whyte, Sea - forth; Mrs. W. L. Wade, Frances E. Wade, 227 E. Amelia St., Fort William; Irma G. Wallace, Blyth. D. Yosef, Queen St., London; Nan Young, God- erich; Wesley Young, Isobel Young, Indian Grove„ Port Credit; John Yesbec, St. Joseph's Hospital, London; Joe Yesbec, Tillsonburg; Jack Yorbutt, Wing - ham; Mrs. Mildred Young, Rock Garden Lodge, Willow Cove, PQ. alaraaa' 0 CA fr AND THE CA It is important that you understand clearly why the managements of Canada's railways believe a rail- way strike' is absolutely unnecessary. Our reason for this conviction is that we have made the employees involved in the present dis- pute a fair offer of wage increases and improve- ments in working conditions which, if applied to all employees, will cost us $37,000,000 a year. We have further acknowledged a moral obliga- tion to implement the 40 -hour week at the appro- priate time, and we have explained why, in fairness to Canadian industry and all other employers of labour, we cannot put it into effect now. To do otherwise would be to perform a dis- service to industry in general and to all employers and employees alike. The railways, after making two previous offers which the union leaders rejected, have now made Not only is a railway strike unnecessary now, but furthermore, because of the tense inter- national situation, it would endanger the entire Dominion. As the presidents of. the Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Railways said in a ;joint statement to the representatives of the unions last Thursday: "The present situation...imposes a nerve strain on all concerned at a time when we badly need to devote all ourcnei•gies and thoughts to the grave threat of war and a national emergency . It leaves the railway employee in a most uncertain and unhappy frame of .mind be- cause we are morally certain he does not wish to walk out on his job at a time like this; -no matter what issues are involved . . . this opinion seems diametrically opposed to tine A zwaTin ZMrs. Harold T. Zeats (Dolly Mennell), Toron- to; Mrs, Ervin Zinn, Dun- gannon 'M. J. M. Zerback (Jennie Martin), 136 Falstaff St, Stratford: Blanche Zapfe, 475 Maitland St., London; Margaret Zapfe, Brucefield, %%y/ � s � IIII iV� TRADE MARrt REG.- COSTS ONLY 5G OADERS P BLIC imemust a third and final offer which gives the employees the choice of either: an increase in wages averaging 81/2 cents per hour, or a reduction in the basic work week from 48 to 44 hours, with an increase in wage rates of 9.1% so as to maintain or in some cases improve present "take home" pay. The labour leaders have made no concessions at all and have refused to budge from their original demands for a 5 -day 40 -hour week with mainte- nance of present "take home" pay, and in addition increases of 7 cents and 10 cents an hour. The railways are thoroughly conscious of, and sympathetic to, the problems of their employees re- sulting from higher costs of living. Drastic, unwarranted reductions in hours of work instead of decreasing these problems will inevitably increase them. strike ballot which has been reported by the unions, but railway management retains too high an opinion of the loyalty, stead- fastness and sense of responsibility of their employees to believe a strike would not mean a heart -breaking situation for them. That is not to say they will not carry out their undertaking td strike it union leaders decide to call upon them to do so but as already stated, it will cause great unhappiness and self-reproach." The importance of the railways in Canada's economy cannot be exaggerated. Never was that importance more apparent than in World War II. 'And without the loyalty and in- tense effort of all railway employees, Canada's magnificent war effort would have been im- possible. The same holds true today. As the presidents further stated: " , ,the general public is inconvenienced and business arrangements are made uncertain so long as the likelihood of a strike persists. Moreover, a railway strike would so cripple our economy that it would weaken for a long time our ability to take a strong line in inter- national affairs and thus give great comfort to the enemy. Therefore, railway manage. ment feels strongly that the issues must be faced resolutely so that all interests, the worker, the public, and the Government, as well as the unions and railway management, will know precisely what is facing them. The time has come to remove this uncertainty which hangs as a blight over our day-to-day life." WITH THESE CONSIDERATIONS IN MIND, THE RAILWAYS HAVE MADE THIS OFFER AS THE ULTIMATE THAT COULD . POSSIBLY BE EXPECTED OF THEM, AND IT GIVES A SETTLEMENT WHICH WILL LEAVE RAILWAY WORKERS IN AN EXTREMELY FAVOURABLE POSITION COMPARED TO OTHER INDUSTRIAL WORKERS. HERE 15 OUR OFFER The final offer which excludes hotel and water transport employees is as follows: (1) Recognition by railway management of a moral obligation to implement the 40 -hour week at the appropriate time. (2) Recognition by theunions in principle, subject to negotiation in detail, of minor amendments to existing contracts covering working rules to bring about more efficient operation. (3) EITHER (A) A 44 -hour basic, work week with a 9.1% increase in hourly rates CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS TORONTO, HAMILTON ° & BUFFALO RAILWAY so as to maintain "take home" pay. In regard to monthly rated clerical employees there will be an understanding that a 5 -day actual work week may be granted by local arrangement in selected cases where the hours now actually worked are Tess than 44, on condition that the requirements of the service are protected up to 44 hours per week. OR (B) A graduated increase in basic wage rates approximately equivalent in expense to that involved under Plan A. When applied to all employees, this would cost the railways $37,000,000 per year, and would average 814 cents per hour. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY ONTARIO NORTHLAND RAILWAY