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Ms AND MRS. KEN BRUXER
Christine McGregor and Kenneth Bruxer were united in
Marriage, Saturday, May 19 at St, Patrick's Church,
Dublin. The bride is the datighter of Mr. and, WS. Grant
McGregor, RR.3 Kippen and the groom is the • Son of Mr.
and Mrs, Frank Bruxer, Dublin. Maid of Honor was Donna
Henderson and bridesmaids were ary ane Me regor
iCerssumer CALLAMI
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ORON EXPOSITOR VW Z1,
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USP GUM
I don't imagine June is the ideal month
in which to broach the subject of school.
Yet there's no time that disossiog
smoothing that will take up so many hour
in so many days Oa young person's future
is not irnpOrtant.
Choosing Career from the InYrfad
possibilities open to prong men and
women today earl be bewildering. And then
finding,a job in an area related tO yeOr
choices can be downright frostrating.
That's why I'm writing about ernploy*
merit despite the sonny summer
So itnanY jobs these days require a
college diploma or a university degree. Bt
for those without the time, money or
inclination for that. the Ontario govern-
ment offers an Alternative.
It's apprenticeship, Usually, young
people are eligible for apprenticeship if
they are 16 or older and have completed
Grade 10, Although some, such as those for
electricians, may require a Grade 12
diploma with specific credits.
Apprenticeship programs are offered by
The Industrial Training Branch (ITB) of the
Ministry of Education, If you don't have
proof of the minimum standards required:
for an apprentice, the ITB will, under
certain circumstances, evaluate your abit
ity with a test. If you are SuCcessful, you
can register as an apprentiee.
. • Administrators of the 'apprenticeship
• program, and often employers, believe that'
the best way to learn a skill: is to do it,
°nee you register in the progrant. you
Irilustlind an M140Yer who wilt agree to
trgitil you. in your chosen field for the
duration of your progrant• MOO apprent'
ieohips talc* tram between TO 'five'
Often the toed Canada EntplOynient
Centre can tell you which employers would'
• be willing to Sign a contract With YOU.
specifying conditions of work, ItnitrS.
wages and training: If you are under 18, a
'parent or guardian most sign the contract.
traTinhse. HP aP eS 1pt 74, pis peari cdc hi. g. s owork
what aat5hrthe
qualified worker in his field received, bur
never less than the minimum wage. The
salary improves, as the, skill does., Before
the end of the apprenticeshiP. be may be
making up to 90 per cent of the wage for
q."flalnIfIlyed10°aladeers;annt'of the aPPrentiCeShip
period is spent in school. That 10 per cent
of training is usually done in a -community
• cone8e, where the apprentice studies
• the theory behind his trade. The Canada
'Employment and Immigration Commission
often picks up the bill for Within fees. a
• basic living allowance, and travel. expenses
iyfosacrhiooribl, takes yott away from the area of
Apprenticeship programs are available
for more than 200 skilled trade$ formally
recognized in Ontario. ••
Trades range from carpentry to drafting
to baking to hairstyling'.
At the end of an apprenticeship, you are
yearS, to complete.
and Joan Bruxer. The best Man was- Al Ducharme and ......... - ...,—,--.
guests were ushered by Robert McGregor and Don
Brawn,
(Photo by Jack Doerr)•
•Do it yotirself with
I . dor parts. .
Wine cheese party at .Kilbarchan Motoma
By MABErrimixittniiiK warned the builders not to
disturb that tree and it was
To esdayafternoon our act-
ivist Rath Mauer planned A saved for us to enjoy. It was
good to see it in full bloom
. - wine and cheese party for the
residents. We gathered in this year as we were, afraid
the• assembly rooms for a the roots might have been
• disturbed.
. sing -song prior to this enjoy-
- able event.
With Mrs. E. Durst at the
piano •we sang many old
favourites from our song-
books; "Sing Out!"• pub-
lished for the use of Senior
citizens by the Ministry of ,
Community and Social ser-
vices of Ontario,
We sang most of the AU
Time and Old Time Favour-
ites as follows: "When You' r
re Smiling", "All the Nice
Girls Love a Sailor," 'I've
got a Luverly Bunch of
• Coconuts," "In the shade of
the Old Apole Tree.- "Gim-
me a Little Kiss will ya
Huh?", "silver Threads
Among the Gold", •"Home
Sweet Home," "Let the Rest
of the World Go by", "April
Showers," '"There's a Lomi,
LongTrail," Want a Girl, '
• "I'm Forever Blowing Bub-
bles,- "You are my Sun-
shine," "Meet Me in St.
Louis, Louis:" I'm sure my
readers will remember some
favourites among 'these
• On Monday afternoon we
had two films, "A Little
Summer", "Illusilt" aid
'`North of 60 East, an R.C,M.P
picture., I was •deeply in-
volved in my serapbooks so
didn't see the movies. • •
11 Ai ersi k fast aced
icatiOni and the Certificate of Apprentice. technological world where Speeiali;atien
Ship. Sonte trades require that an apprent- # Skilled trade is necessary to meet
ice write a, test in order to receive the ;competition imAlstrltr* an apprentice DIV
,ortimpateg. same trades make tmliticatiort find the read to employment paved by his
compulsory (electrician, plumber, motor ;Program.
vehicle mechanic, and others), while the The ITB office in London, (tel., 4$34190)
rest allow yod to wOrk in your ChOSO ears provide the young mart or woman
Without papers. VOIOntary certification interested in the Program with more
incl des trades Snell 4$ Pa. tool and die information and guidance.
eligible (Pr troth the Certificate of Qtra)if- ro -ego or Al tlr. f •
matter. and coliCttllt4UNS AT4111wpgrit. No matter how warm, and. lazy the
$o Minter day, a few Moment invested in the
An aPPrentiee OR Oct ahead without future are never wasted'.
KIMETErif • WiltW1t1
0141108.s. Soo, of Mr. and
Ks. James Chalmers,RJ
Kippen. graduated June 8
with a Bachelor of Law
Perth deputy resigns. , degree frum 0Sgoode Hall
Law School at York.
Univer-
sity.P A graduate of Seaford'.
Frank cnwantosoranoo
District High School and the
Company o„ r Princeton University of Western Otit-'
Remember: it takes but. ario, he has accepted an
Moment to place an Ex- articling position with, Stapi
employee of Perth for the Perth COunty Land. Division positor Want Ad,
past 10 yearS, first as mem- Committee,
bet of the county's road The resignation which be-
daleodarithrocenntforfor li,fotyrreatv:a4rSs :ezlitertesSmeitihfeettaikvee Jouvelyr 143s wthilel
f Perth Comity Council deputy clerk. He also be lima re resentative Of the
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accepted the resignation of resigning his position as
their deputy clerk -treasurer. rtiecretary of the Spruce
Tom Smith, at their meeting Lodge Board of Directors and
Smith. 30, has been an secretary -treasurer of the
ill's and Sewell, Banisters
and Solicitor5 in Toronto.,
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S4M1g$* Hacketit married 5 •
0 years
• A s ecial thanks to tvirs.
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• Durst for her • assistance. • Mr, ant. • 'mas
• Mrs. Dur st sang "Heaven Hackett who 4
Came Down and Glory filled , 1929 in LOMA • .orated
my Soul a favourite of hers • their 50th anniversary re -
as a solo. It is sung on T.V. cently. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Thankyou Jean. • Bowles were their attendants.
During the siog-song Mr. of 50 years ago.
John Nisbet London, came in A family dinner was held
arid added his enthusiasm to at the Lucknow Complex on
the singing. He visits here June 8, for the immediate
regularly to see some of the Wilily with 55 attending
residents. • followed by an ()pen reccp-
After the • singing • we lion atteaded by neighbours,
• moved intra the dining room friends and relatives from
• where a long table was set up the Lucknow community.
• tastily for a "Wine »and •They have a family of 8
Cheese" Party, Punch -bowl children. Five daughters;
in the center with glasses Donalda (Mrs. Earl Jamie,
around it and latge plates of son) »of R.R. #2, Lucknow;
cheese and crackerS With ,Fretla (Mrs. Doug LarigtOn)
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pleased to have their daugh-
ter Freda; from Winnipeg
and grandchildren frOni Van-
couver home for the special
occasion.
The couple farmed in
Ashfield until 1952 and then
moved to. Lucknow to con-
thine in his Allis -Chambers
• machinery business' until
196 when he. sold his
business to his two sons,
Barry and Allan Hackett
although Mr. Hackett still
remains active in the bus
iness in the sales depart-
• ment.
Their grandchildren, Tom
and Rosalea Ranson of Sea,
forth attended the festivities.
olives and pick!e s. It .alI of Wittnepeg4 ManitobaLois • .
looked very inviting and was (Mrs. La Verne CUrining-
enjoyed by the grciup, ham) of RR. #5,„ Goderich; 4
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Joyce (Mrs. Kenneth Flphielc
Wanless, Viroqua Wisconsin of R.R. 3, Lucknow.) Katt',
visited their niece M. Turn- leen (Mts. Kenneth » Ack-
• bull, also daughter, Ria, Mt. Woith) of London, Ontario
and Mrs. Mrs. Orin Midtliea, and three sons, Donald,
• Altona Wise, and family, Allan and Barry of laicknow
Bradley and Elizabeth. area.
We have enjoyed our • Thomas and Tillie'Hackett
floweringcrab-tree again also haver30'grandchildren,
this year. The Fireside group 11 grandchildren -in-laws and
of First Presbyterian Church 4 great grantlehildrert
gave these trees out to the • Mrs. .Millicent Bowles
local churches and» other from London who was an
places at a centennial pro- attendant at the wedding of
jedt, $0 years ago was able to
This tree was planted close Attend the reception with her
In the excavation for the fittnity, They were -too
addition to Itilbarchan. We
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