The Seaforth News, 1943-10-28, Page 3THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1943
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Ration Coupon
Due Dates.
Ration coupons now valid are all
canning sugar, sugar coupons one to
18; tea -coffee coupons one to 19;
preserves 01, D2, 03, 04 and 05.
Butter coupons 28 to 35; meat pairs
17 to 23 and butter 23 to 35. The next
D coupons become valid on Nevem-
her 11.,
Coupons expiring October 31 are
meat pairs 17 to 21 and butter 28 to
33.
Oolmaye•Sieman —
St. Peter's Lutheran church, Brod.
hagcu, was the scene 01 a pretty wed-
ding when Adeline Frieda Simon.
youngest es
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Mcltiliop township, aucl the late Wil-
liam O. Sienron, was united in nittr-
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r'iage to Russell Sprunt Dolinage, son
of AIr. and Mrs. barb e Dolmage.
also of Mcliillop township. The cere-
mony wits performed by Rev. Wnt,
Schultz. The bride looked lovely In a
Root length gown of white sheer
trimmed with sequins with full length
sleeves and ct sweetheart neckline,
The shirt ended in a long train of
embroidered not unci she wore a halo
of orange blossoms and partied a
bonen( of white baby minus and
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When you buy Victory Bonds, you invest in
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Aux'ric.t Beauty rosebuds with fern.
Mrs. tlertrade Siettnut was her sis-
ter's 11111.tron of honor in at floor length
gown of ]link sheet with full length
sleeves. and lace yoke. Her bouquet
was of pink baby nouns and <araa•
Bons. Leslie Ilolrnage, brother of the
bridegroom was groomsman. '1'1e:'
wedding made was played by'Mrs.
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L sli et
Leslie Il atmtulu. Darius tine Inn•
ing of the register Mrs. Schultz sang.
"0 Perfect Leve," The wedding din.
nett was served ut. the bride's home.
The bride's table placed under tr
largo white wedding bell, was cent.
reel with a three-tier wedding cake.
Later the couple left by motor for
Kitchener, Niagara ails, Barrie,
Gravenhm'st. and Owen Sounds The
ht ide. travelled in a navy blue wool
serge suit with matching accessories.
They- will reside in Alefiillnl, town -
Ship.
Died In Ninetieth Year -
Jennie Young, widow of the Otto
John Hutchison, died at Clinton in
her 1ainetletll year. A native of Ash-
field, she was a daughter of the late
,tame: and Jane Black Young of Port
Albert district. For some year's she
and her bnshancl resided in Colborne
township, 1Nr. Hutchison being
moving contractor, There were no
children. Aii's. Hutchison was a. Pres-
byterian and the funeral service was
held in Goderich lust, conducted 1» -
Rev, Richard Stewart of Knox
church. Tho interment was in Col-
borne cemetery.
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The boxer was sitting tt home his 1 ornew Or1c. `-Tommy," said
with tr bruised head after being his wife, don't count up to ten any •
badly' beaten whilst his son was trot trt. 1'. It takes daddy's head ache."
TUNE IN ON
Old -Fashioned Revival Hour
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Pilgrim's Hour
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Local Station — C_K.L.W., Windsor
CHARLES E. FULLER, P.O. Box 123,
LOS ANGELES 113. CALIFORNIA
NATIONAL
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MEN OF MILITARY AGE
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National Selective Service Civilian Regulations authorize the
Minister of Labour to require that male employees furnish
their employers with evidence that they have not failed to
comply with National Selective Service Mobilization
Regulations (i.e., the Military Call. -Up).
It is intended that an order will be issued shortly, requiring
employers to carry out the necessas'y check on their male
employees, and to report any men who do not produce the
required evidence of compliance.
The check up will cover every male employee who has
reached the age of 18 years and six months and has not
reached his 38th birthday. The man will have to show
evidence in one of the following forms:—
(a) A man discharged from the Armed
Forces following service during the
present war should have his discharge
certificate. A discharged man who has
not a certificate should apply for one in
the following manner:—
Army—District Officer Commanding,
litor'y District in which
discharge took piace.
Air—Records Office, R.C.A.F. Head-
quarters, No. 5 Temporary
Building, Ottawa, Ont.
Nary—Secretary of Naval Board,
Ottawa, Ont.
(b) A man who has responded to a direction
from a Registrar of a Divisional Mobili-
zation Board, to report for medical
examination tinder Mobilization Regu-
" lotions, should have either a certificate
of unfitness or an order for postpone-
ment of military training from the
Divisional Registrar. (A pian entitled
to either document who has Lost his
copies should immediately apply to the
Divisional Registrar who issued the
original, for a duplicate.)
(e) A man who has been rejected on appli-
cation for voluntary enlistment in the
Army since the beginning of the war,
should have a certificate showing that
he was rejected through medical unfit-
ness. (If a man entitled to such a
certificate does not possess it, he should
apply to the District Military Head-
quarters of the District in which he
applied for enlistment, in order to pro -
euro the necessary form.)
(d) A man in the designated classes who has
not reached his 38th birthday, who was
married as at July 16th, 1940, or who,
having been married before that date,
is a widower with children, must be
prepared to furnish evidence, such as a
marriage certificate or birth certificate
of a child, to show that he was married
before July 15th, 1940, and that he is
now either married or is a widower
with children.
(e) A man who has reported for enrolment
in the Army under an Order—Military
Training issued under the Mobilization
Regulations and who has been rejected
should have a certificate showing be
was rejected through medical unfitness.
If a man entitled to such certificate
does not possess it, he should apply to
the District Officer Commanding the
Military District in which he was
rejected.
(f) (i) A man who is not subject to the
Mobilization Regulations because he is
an enemy alien who has not made
application for naturalization may
obtain a certificate from a registrar of
his Divisional Mobilization Board indi-
cating that the Mobilization Regula-
tions do not apply to him and such
certificates must he obtained by all
such enemy aliens:
(ii) A man who is an alien and neither
a national of Belgium, Czechoslovakia,
The Netherlands, Norway, Poland, the
United States nor Yugoslavia and has
not applied for naturalization may be
relieved of his duty under Mobilization
Regulations, but he gives up his right
to :future Canadian citizenship after
the war; where such men heave applied
for such relief and been granted such
status, certificates will be issued by
registrars in appropriate cases.
This caution is issued to facilitate compliance with the order
which is proposed. A reasonable interval will be allowed to
permit men to provide themselves with whatever document,
es referred to above, they may ba entitled to hold.
Employers are requested to give notice of this proposal
to their reale employees, to facilitate the operation of
the order when issued.
CilEE T'.�`I'r+2lt�tlM l,r#7 1 CO IMORIM
Illilll'HREY A1ITCtlgLL A. MacNAMAlia
Minister of Labour Director, National Selective Service