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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1945-10-18, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1945 Amateur Program and Dance Walton Come-nunity Hall FRIDAY, OCT. 26 Under auspices of Walton Red Cross Admission 35c and 10e WALTON 'l:'1ny relatives and friends attend- . -:;e funeral of the late William , .cert Anderson,: ou Oct. 9, at his nesidenee in Walton. For the past year Mr. Anderson had been in poor health, having undergone two serious Operations. in Victoria Hos- pital, London, from which he never fully recovered and death came Sunday, Oct. 7. Deceased was born • 44 years ago at Gowanstown the only son of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Anderson. When seven year old he moved with his parents to the farm now owned by Mr. Thos. Shortreed, where be resided until two years, ago when he moved to the village of Walton. Twelve years ago he was married to the former Miss Louise Mills of Blyth. Mr. Anderson was a menthes of St. George's An:tliean Church, Walton, and had been People's Warden far several years. The many floral trib- utes and large attendance attested to the esteem in which the young elan was held, Tie Ieaves to mourn their loss his wife, incl one sister, ' Eva, ,Mrs. Boua;in 1 Pet M. F. Oidhntn, rector of St. Gcot .;e Church Was .in charge of the etvi,” fisted by Ret F. E. C,yerne. I ev. T. B. Koine, and Rev. Hen de Vann Mr. Lorne F.eknuer same M r (• Je Be k t SIe Home." 71 01.110 rov., teen six can -ins— lir >l r C ' -lar Sothe.rn. Ford Soth- r rar. Clinton Honeyford, Wallace SI e1 lice, Watson Sholdice, Harry Berger. Flowerbearers were-- Wm, Humphries Gen. Watt. Win. Man- nin:'. Cecil Olce, John Watson, Wil- freed Shortreed, Fsrl Mills. T,eon- aril Strong. Wm. Theurer, Moral tri- butes were frnm:Mr. and Mrs. Humphries and family, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Humphries, lir. and Mrs, Ed. Dougan and Mrs. Muldoon. Mr. and Mrs, John Mills and Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrc. Robt. Patterson and Barbera ,' Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Sholdice. Mr. and Mrs. E. Adams. sir. and Mrs. Cecil Oke, Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Cndmor'e, Mr. and Mrs. Ford Sotheran, Mr. and Mrs, Crosby Sotheran and girls, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Bolger and Mr. and Mrs. J. Bolger, Mr. Harold Jackson, Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Fox and Lois, Congrega- tion of St, George's Church, Mr, and Mrs. Talbert Clarke, Rev, I', E. and Mrs, Clyscl ale, Mr. and Mrs, Clinton Honeyford, Mr. and MI's. Hugh Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Lance Ander- son, ndelson Mr, and Mr's, T. G. Anderson, MI. and Mrs. S. Honeyford, Mr, and Mrs. Wnt Manning and girls, • Mr. andira. Lorne Ilekntier and Miss llolmes, lliss Isabel Davidson, Mr, ant Mrs, George German and Billy, Rev. 1. B. Keine, Mr, and Mrs, Claude': Turner',' NIr. and Mrs. John Watson. and Mrs. Shortreed and family; :4Irs. Rev. C. C. Kaine, •llr. and Ms. Wm. Thames and Pearl, Miss Isabel Brigham, Mr. and Mrs.. H. S. Anderson and faiiiily. Those o ttending from a distance were :Rev. F. E, Clysdale, Ilderton, Mr. H. S. Anderson and son, Windsor, il'Ir, Carson Allen, Guelph, Rev. I. B. and Mrs. Koine, Dunnville; Mr. and Mrs.' Clinton, Honeyford; Palmer- . sten, Mr: and Mrs. Sam Honeyford, Gowanstown, Mr, and _M1:. Ford Sotheran, Holliston. Mr, and Mrs. T, G. Anderson, Listowel, Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Sholdice, St. Cather- ines, Mr. and .Mrs. George, German, Clinton, Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Cud - more, St. 1 athernles Miss Lavina Lrigham and Mrs. E. Adams, Clin- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Sotheran and family, Fnrdwich, Misr (Dr'.) Ferguson and Mrs. I, Brown, Tor-. onto. Allan Searle, ofMorri- has bought the SO acre farm of Mo-. Ed. Dougan nn the Morris • Hallett boundary. and Mr. Fred Hudie has bought Mn Dougan s home farm of acres and rets possession shortly. Mr. Dougan is mot inn to Brussels. BUCK CUMMINGS The marriage was 'solemn "orf at Diff', United Church manse, Wal- ton. by Rev. R. G. Hazelwood, when Ruth. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. S. L. Cummings, of Walton, be- came ec. ne the bride of Leading Aircrafts- man I -ea Arthur Busk RCAPMonc- ton N.B., eldest son of iIn. and Mrs. Elmer Muck of Dorchester, N.B. The bride wore a floor -length gown of white sheer and lace with sweet- heart neckline, Her finger-tip veil was caught to a coronet of orange blossoms and her corsage was- of Wink roses. The attendants were the bride's brother ' and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. G, R. Cummings, Winehanr. Mrs. Cummings chose powder blue marquisette and lace and wore a corsage of yellow roses. For travelling the bride chose a mauve wool dressmaker suit, black coat with silver fox fur and black accessories. After a brief honeymoon in Western Ontario, the young couple will leave for Moncton. N.B where the groom is stationed. MISS RUTH CUMMINGS HONORED BY FRIENDS in honor of Miss Ruth Cummings, ,e .e t of: this month. Mrs. Ilan Hirmplarie, entertained at a kitchen t lee; home on Thursday October 11 t h. Thr gift ase-eetsel, eller 1 showrr tett sleet aciciress read hy. 1" It,, ..},r,rr:'. D'Ir1". lee e:nesfen of tnntests it :Tune •o: (Ii'iO'C by r Zt„'t } lir..., Mrs. W. C. i ,.mei, wedding, the t_•, M:ss Marks, hl ie0Tonm *t. Tl rr. ihriee, flower. girl 0' 1^e r •s' Ila,.l, veld. officiating elereeman. Miss Annie Gardon, The. honored ored o'a,eat thanked everyone and yur esse,t her appreciation. Inlnch served by the hostess. The regular meeting of the Wal- ton Red Cross will he Meld in the ','11 on -Tuesday, October 73. Mr. snit 'airs. Hugh Sinclair. form- erly cf Tnre'eiro. who have been visit- ing relatives here, left this week to make their home in British Columbia. Mr's. Alice Forsyth of the Canadian Army, V01.1C01tVsr, B,C., is visiting at the hnnm of her parents, Me. and 'Mrs. R. W. Hoy. The Misses Glonsher of Wingham with relatives. Mr. Rae of Edmonton, Alberta, with friends around Watton. Spence's Produce GOVERNMENT REGISTERED EGG GRADING STATION Highest Cash Prices pald for Eggs and Poultry Phone 170-W, Seaforth i HORSE BLANKETS I\'bit r•- Dttols tilled good ize, 72" LEATHER LACES HaIui i.: int .:1(( ,l't'. A I JACK'S a' EPAIR CEMETERY MEMORIALS Large Stock of Modern Memorials on display at our Seaforth Showrooms For the convenience of our patrons office will be, open ou TUESDAYS Open ity appointment at any other time. See Dr. Harburn, next door Cunninghain & Pryde Clinton Exeter Seaforth Phone 41 Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada Assures Security for over One Million Partners H. R. LONG, GODERICH • District Agent WINTHROP Concert by Herbert W. Piercy, "One of Canada's Favorite Interpre- ters of Literature," under the aus- pices of the Choirs of McKillop Pastoral Charge, Thurs. Nov. lst in Caven Church, Winthrop. Mr. Oscar Cuthill has been visit- ing over the weekend in Detroit and Mount Clemens, Mich. citillop Federation of Agriculture ANNUAL MEETING CARDNO'S HALL, SEAFORTH L"in 23 a, 8.15 P.M. — LUCKY DOOR TICKET TO BE DRAWN PROGRAM BY CKNX CONCERT CO. Milton Heitz, Accordion. Earl Haywood, Cowboy Singer. Johnny Brant, (Emcee. Clark Johnston, Comedian, Pauline Swanson, Little Girl Singer GUEST SPEAKER: MR. PAUL FISHER, IBurlington Address, Agricultural Representative, Mr, F. K. B. Stewart Clinton Box Social Old Time Dance With Ryan Brothers 'Orchestra Ladies Free. Please bring a box. Total cost to gentlemen $1.00 Will be broadcast over CKNX, Wtngham President, 8. Murray Secretary -Treasurer, A. R. Dodds, BAYFIELD FALL FAIR Continued Prom rage 1 Penhale, 1st and 2nd; cock—Har- old Penhale; hen—Ivan McClymont; i,eghorns, brown—pullet and cock- erel—Ivan McClymont, 1st and 2nd cache cock and hen—Ivan McCly- mont, 1st each; Leghorns, white— pullet, cock and cockerel -0, _Bat- tier, 1st in each; Ivan McClymont, 2nd in each; hen—Harold Penhale, 0. Battler; Black Minorcas—pullet, hen, and cockerel— Iran McCly-' moist, 1st and and in each; Black Hamburgs—pallet, lien and cockerel --0.'Bat'tler. Muscovy Ducks—old drake -Har old Penhale, Donald Dearing; cluck —.Donald Deering, Harold Penhale; young` drake and young duck—Don- ald Dearing;' Pekin ducks—old and young drake -0, Battler, Elmer Webster; old duck and young duck —0. Battler, lst in each; Snowden and Grainger, 2nd in each; young drake—Elmer Webster, Snowden. and Grainger; Indian Runner ducks —young drake and young duck -0. Battler; Embden geeseold goose —Elmer Webster; Bantams—pullet and cockerel—Lewis Taylor; cock— D. H. McNaughton, Billy Stephen- son; hen, Billy Stephenson, Har- old Penhale; Pigeons — old males --Arthur Peck, Billy Stephen- son; old female—Billy Stephenson, let and 2nd: young male and yotnng female --.John Middleton, lst and 211d; Special—best dressed goose by Mrs. Ed. Gascho, Zurich—O. Battler. DAIRY PRODUCE' 5 Ib. butter' block—F. McCly- a'ont. Mrs.. Wm, McAdam; 5 lb but ter crock—Fred Wallis, W. J. Clark; fancy print butter -0. Battler, Mrs. M. McAdam; cottage cheese—Mr.. Metcalf l:u'd—Mrs. McAdam, F, McClymont: pail dressed chickens— Mne, M. McAdam W. J. Clark: heaviest dozen eggs, white 0. Bat- tler, Fred iliClyinout: Heaviest do- zen zn eg s, brown -0. Battler. Fred I'Clymont: special by Goderlch Salt, Co. Ltd., for exhibitor having most points -0. Battler, six points:McAdam;Mrs. M. McAdam; five points:: Fred McClymont, five points. of Brodhagen. I Mr, and Mrs. Dalton Hinz, Aud- tey, Betty Jean and Gerlald, with Mr. and Mrs, Lorne•Htnz in. Ellice. Mr. and Mrs, Manuel Byernnan, ]toy and Wayne, Mgr, G, Miller spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Notting in Stratford, j. Mrs. Annie Muegge, Mr. Henry 1 Heenipel of Heidelberg, Mr, and Mrs, ,Nelson Heenipel of Waterloo; ' with Mr. and Mrs, Adam Kistner. BAYFIELD Mr. and Mrs. C. Rodgers of 1-IaInil- cot tantage. thspent . e weep end al their llr. and Mrs, Day, who have beep spending (he last six months al their cottage on the lake bank, left for To- ronto, where they expect to visit their daughter Mrs, Cook. }Miss Fairbairn lett for her home in Detroit on-: Sunday. ,Miss Fairbairn has to beautiful cottage on the lake bank and 1s one of the ilrst to arrive in spring. and one.nf the last to leave. Mr. and Mrs. R. Stephens and sons of London were at the home Sbangri- la, for the week sod. The unary friends if Miss nary Reit Will be sat'ry to know she was taken stiidclenly ill on Sunday and has been removed to her niece's at llrncefleld. On Sunday there tris no service 10 SL Andrew's Presbyterian. Church. t• anniversary services were being held in Clinton Presbyterian Church. Pte.Ella McKay of the Post Office Department. London, spent rhe Ntaek i.nrl at her hone here. 1'h'. and Mrs. Brisson and family, of Detroit, spent the week end here, Mr, and Mrs. \. Tents of Detroit spent the Meek end With the former's mother, Mrs. J. Toms. TUCKERSMITH In spite of the copious rains pre- venting the gathering of beans and. other crops it was a gay throng that on Friday evening gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Casey Way. There was, however an undercurrent of soberness because the Houston family was leaving the community to reside In Egmondville. On behalf of their friend:, 'Mr. and Mrs, Hou- ston were presented with a dainty chenille bed spread, Grant, with a pair of gloves and Isabel - with a locket. The presentation being made by Mrs. McLachlan and Mrs. Gem- melte The feeling of those :present was expressed in the following ad- dress: Your decision to enter a new sphere of service outside of this neighhorhood has induced us to come together tonight in one of those old time rollicking gatherings at which loaned instruction, enter- tainment and a bit of gossip, and to which you always made. a worth while cottaibution Hewing lived itt this community 'tractncal(y all your life you have b s o l e a p.u•t of it int the Heveriegof that (n..l('et nr t±' tis. mel penclle to 1 U v whiele have known you since cieldbood. e pang of regret. Your st1elee ndyt- ys out, your tic pitaliti generous and your help n t.,O denied to theee..in need. We .rein :ides your Scotch hnnmor. And new, and the courteous refinement of your trlfe. and ,while others may take your glare upon the flu'nt there will always be in our neighborhood activities one vacant chairs but there will also he a lamp shining in the window at all times welcoming your•. return. We trust that these little things which we present to you to- night may bring in future yearss recollections that we hope will often impel you to renew those old and cherished friendships. And so, since "parting -brings a litte sig'lt" 'tis "Au-Revoir and not good-bye." - BRODHAGEN Mr, and ilirs, Fred Scherbartlt, Ken- neth and Earl. of Detroit, and Miss Sylvia Beintewies, of'Windser, with Mr. and Mrs. John L. Rennewies for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Henry'Solterban'th and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Standen of Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs, Aug. Sellerbartll, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sholdice, Gary, Warren and Roger, visited .Mr, 'nal Mrs, Adam Sholdice anti Mr, and Mrs. 13111 Shohliee at Walton Sttnclay. Mies Audrey Innes of Woodstock 5105111 several days with Mrs. Wtn, '1Tiller. Pte. Carman Mogk spent the week end at his home and has been trans- ferred from. Chatham. to London. Pau1 LOWS, infant son of Mr. and. ',t,•s Wrestle Dietz, was baptised in St. Peter's Lutheran Church on Sun- day morning, with. Mr, and Mrs, Ber- man Hinz and Mr, and Mrs. Leslie 1 '•I else,l as sl)Onsors. A large number of quilts were quilted, also ether !sewing, by the members of the Patriotic Society and the members of the Lashes 'Aid in the basement of the church, which 5re to be donated to the used clotlt- Ing drive. On Sunday evening: about 15 fam- ilies of. relatives and neighbors gath- ered at the home of. Mr, and Mrs. Martin Diegel in McKillop and sur- prised thein on the occasion of their 15th wedding anniversnrv. They were nresented with a dresser lamp with a rr vstal base and flowered table cloth. Lunch was served and Ole evening was spent in games, singing and soc- itil chat. Mrs and Mrs. Ray Hart of London with Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Rook. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Wilson., Mr, and Mrs. Jim Doyle, ...Miss Violet Diegel of Toronto visited relatives anti friends. Visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Wil- fred Ahrens on Sunday, were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Carlton from Niagara Falls, N.Y., Mr. and Mrs, Earn 111igsnn, McKillop, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hinz, Maureen and Winnefred WINTHROP REGENT Seaforth NOW SiiOWINF .- TH orfs, PRI. SAT. "The Naughty Nineties" with Bad AbbolI and Lott Costello, The Saga of Captain Sam's Showboat '""Ihe River Queen' _ MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. "THE WOMAN IN THE WINDOW" with Edward G. Robinson and Joan Bennett. An adventure in suspense NEXT TilUItpDAY, FRIDAY, sA'rinnAY "GYPSY WILDCAT" in Technicolor with Maria 111ontee and Jon Hall, A film which goes in for action and excitement 011 t big scale. There are thrills without number Coming "THOSE ENDEARING YOUNG CHARMS" Coming ruin, Robert Young and Lariane Day part from our midst and sever the tie which has bound us together so happily as neighbours and friends during the past, For a few years it has been our privilege to know you in genial friendship and socitil and neighbourly intercourse, You have both contributed abunrl.ntly toward making life pleasant in the circle in which you belonged, making special mention of your faithfulness in our Red Cross work, in slight reinem- renc•e of the pleasant years, made c..greeable through your acquaint- tinee we. scisll you la 'tcer'pt there gifts not for their intrinsic value, but for the friendship which they represent. ilay you 1101 happiness and 'prosperity. in your future field of labor and be reminded in future years, of this leave-taking night, hoping that we 'It sono tante may again welcome you to our midst, Signed on behalf of the Bronson Line. Mt', Westlake thanked them all for the gifts and kind words. Lunch wte then served and a social ticen. N s Isabel Bettie- is spend- - - bit a seven -day leave at her house. 1 IIr, and lits. Garnet Taylor of Staffa and firs, and Mrs, Lorne Wil -; and Stewart of Brucetielyd, wins; Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Mcl'lut•e, Mr. and. Mrs. Sydney McCullough of Myth with Mr. and Mrs. John -.on 1 galllel'y, Mr, and Mrs, George Habkirk and +k little daughter of Stratford and. lirs.l Andrew Calder of Hickson with Mr. and Mrs, Errol Habkirk, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ring of Strat- ford- with relatives here. Mr, and Mrs, Mel 'Nichol of Strat- ford with Mr. and Mrs. I1. Blanchard. Mrs. Rev, J. A. Ferguson of Richmond Bill with Mr. and Mrs. W. Dodds. CONSTANCE Regular meeting of W.M.S. was held in school room of Church, Thursday afternoon, Oct. 11th. Mrs. Chas Dexter taking charge. Opened meeting with call to worship. The earth is the Lord's and the fulness thereof, The world and they that dwell therein. Theme, Africa, Psalm90 was read in unison.• Hymnn 1(" was -sung. Prayer by Mrs, Dexter. • Minutes were read and adopted. Mrs. P. Lindsay tools charge for the husiness. Thankoffering meeting to • be held Wed. Oct 21th Inc.Pen- 11 to be ilifeaker. Dt lc t itc to Sectional res,4 leg in 1 n 1.e1'•i'1 -- '1 :. David Miltem Jed M'., Wm. Jewett. t. Nei; Sieely Book on Yi , a' 1 to he eiven le- SIns. 44 ibnu •irt+u. I ocrli, Ili` 1,h I4''; Jewitt. Valls Prosautiotn •cud a Seanevi -e'sion. of the 2fIra psalm. Bible J.cadmet by Mt (h'• Peter, if tee follow or 01(5/1 from not Ho ea II -8' Mark :1, eS. i1y nit. "Tell me the 01d, OM Story." Last chapter in Study book was given iv llrs. Dave iTillsou, A vote of thanks was tend- ered Mrs. iliilson for taking: study hook for last year. Mt., Britton thanked W.M.S. for card Sang hymn 2112 after which Mrs. Lindsayoffer- ed prayer. Collection was received. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Daunuier of Linwood, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Eydt and Vera,. and Miss. Ethel Dexter of , Waterloo, spent Sunday with Mr. and Ilse. Austin Dexter. Mrs. Dick Williamson, Brampton, • is spending a few days at the horse of her cousins,- Mr. and Mres, Austin Dexter, and -Mr. and • Mrs. Cha., Dexter. - - NORTH McKILLOP Mr. and Mrs. John P. Ellacott and family of Monkton were visiting Mr. ' and J'II's, Joseph Thor'ton, Sunday. Sgt. and Mrs, Edward Doerr of Gadshill were Friday visitors with the former's uncle, Mr, and Mrs. El• ward Regele, Miss Shirley Regele of Croniarty spent the week end with her parents, I Mr, and Mrs, Edward Regele. Miss Norma. Leeming spent Sun- I day afternoon with Miss Donna Wat• son. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Munn and Paul of Galt called on some of their friends in McKillou on Monday. Mr. and Mrs, William Rapien anti 1 Doris of Bornholm, Sirs. William , Mowry and 1Jt's, Louis Hoegy and Gloria of Galt and Betty Muegge were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Edward C. Regale. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Regele, Slain- ley, Pearl and Lloyd were recent vis- itors with Mr. and Mrs. John Craig of Rlyt:li. The thanko'ffering meeting of W.A and W.M.S. Was held at the home of Mrs. William Leeming With a good attendance. Mrs. Thompson of Sea - forth was the guest speaker, STANLEY A number of friends and neigh- bors gathered at the home of Mr. ' and Mrs. Keith Westlake on Friday ovenint, Oct. 12, as a surprise for them, They have sold their farm and are moving to Zurich. The evening ; was spent in games and music. Dur- ing the evening Mr, and Mrs, West- lake were presented with an aleetric iron, and Robert, a hook. The ad- dress was read by Mrs. Will Scotch - mer and the presentations were made by Miss Anna Scotchmer anti Miss Doris Penhale, The address was as follows: Dear Keith, Margaret and Robert—It was with feeling of regret and disappointment that we learned that you had decided to de- HARLOCK Burns Church will hold their anniv- ersury services this Sunday, Oct. 21, at 11 in Ole morning, and 7.20 in the evening, Rev. Mr, Dunlop of-Belgrave is expected to have chatirge of 'both services, A nice day and good turn, out is hoped for. 114r. and Mrs, Ernest Knox spent Sunday with Brucefleld friends, Mr. and Mrs. Watson Reid enter tainecl friends- 011 Sunday. Mr. and lli's. Thomas Laidlaw' of Morris spent Sunday at the home of Mi, mid Mrs. Bert Beacom. Mr, and Mrs. Warren 01bbings, Ken, Douglas and Betty Ann and Bus- ter Perkin, spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mt', 111111 \Irs. Isaac Rapson, it being the former's wedding 1:neiversary, Oct. 1.1 tin. nlln. Wm. Bell recently got lits side Mir! while plowing. `"11'e hope he will ag41in. Air. and Mrs. \','m. Pepper :cud chit.' Shaul of near Brueetield, spent Mon- day last: at the home of Mr. and Mrs, ,C. \p, iilty.wing. rfulz en.iwe.Co, L,a. Answer: Borden's Ice Cream. Yea, this delicious treat is enjoyed by. everyone. That cool, creamy -smooth Borden's ice cream is a grand dessert. Why not give your family this irresistible dessert whenever you can? AT YOUR NEAREST BORDEN DEALER Take home Borden's brick or MelOrol Ice Cream next time you see a Borden Ice Cream sign. ONTARIO Hours of Work and Vacations ,,nth Pay Act,1944 The Industry and Labour Board which administers The Hours of Work and Vacations with Pay Act, considers, in view of the termina- tion of hostilities and the cancellation of war production, the acute manpower shortage which existed during the war years will be minimized, therefore the postponement as to working hours previously provided shall be cancelled and effective November 1st, 1945, the working hours of an employee in any industrial undertaking shall not exceed forty-eight (48) in the week. L Regulation 4 of Ontario Regulations 8/44 is amended by adding thereto the following subregulation: (la.) Notwithstanding the provisions of subregulation 1, an employer may adopt one or more overtime work periods in his industrial undertaking between the 1st day of November 1945 and the 31st day of December 1945 without a consent in writing of the Board, but the overtime shall . not exceed thirty hours in the aggregate. INDUSTRY AND LABOUR BOARD, Department of Labour, Ontario. ANIMALS Quickly removed in Hon. Charles Daley, Minister of Tabour. I2Y DEAD or DISABLED clean, sanitary trucks, Phone collect 219 MITCHELL WILLIAM STONE SONS LIMITED