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* Htf *â-  * 4 f Wednesday, Septercber 3, 1947 T!IE f . ISSHERTON ADVANCE : i * Young Women become a Reg. N*! Here is an opportunity for young women to train as Registered Nurses*. The Course lasts three years with two of them at one of the centres below. Monthly allowances ranging from $25 to $50 are granted during the full period plus free Room, board, laundry and uniforms. Students have three weeks' vacation each year. Secondary School Gradua- tion Diploma is required for enrolment. Ex- Service women requireonly4Middle School subjeas (8 papers). Registration doses Septenlier 30, 1947 . . . apply mow to:â€" The Superintendent ONTARIO HOSPITAL at any one of the following centres BROCKVILLE LONDON HAM'ITON NEW TORONTO KINGSKJ WHITBY or Iha Director, Ontario Hospitals, Parliame':! Buildings. DEPARTMENT OF HEAITM PROVINCE OF ONTARIO Russell T. Kolley Mh'rzr ROCK MILLS The harvest Is moatly gathered in. in this locality and crops were gen- eraly fair. Mr. Bill McMaster and daughter Joyce, and Miss. lone Betts spent a day last week in Toronto attending the C. N. E. " Mr. Elwood Partridge is a patient in Markdale Hospital, suffering from severe burns about the legs and hands, received in an accident which occurred at Yl- Adlam's gara^ in Flesherton when he came in con- tact with gasolene which exploded and took fire. Mrs. J. Newell and Ted spent a couple of days in Toronto and atten- ded the Ex. Miss Ruby Dobson of Owen Sound was a week-end visitor at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Newell visited on Saturday with relatives in Dur- ham. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Partridge and Mrs. Clifford MlcMaster of Gait spent the week-lend here and also visited with their father Elwood Partridge in MaTkdale Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. BOI McMaster and Walter and Mr. Bill Laughlin atten- ded the birthday party in honor of their grandmother, Mrs. Adair, near Feversham who was 89 years of age A happy time was spent by the mem- bers o(f the family. We join in wish- ing this esteemed' Uuiy many more happy birthdays. Mrs. An Newell of Durham accom- panied by his aunt Mrs. Chas. New- ell and Mrs. Frank Betts, Helen and Harold, moored to Toronto Tuesday to attend the C. .V. E. •SO Mary will take up nursing after all It looked for a while as if a tem- porary financial problem in the family might keep Mary from finishing "High". If she had to quit school to help the family income that would have meant good-bye to her hopes of becoming a nurse. But here she is, starting her final year. Did her Dad suddenly come into some money? No . . . and yes. He consulted his bank manager, who told him how the bank^ through personal loans, often helped people to meet just such situations. Arrangements were made, and now Mary will take up nursing after all. In 1946 Canada's banks {made half a million personal loans to Canadian men and women. CEYLON Holidays are over and teachers ajid school children return to tkeir duties. We hope Miss .^tken of Holstein teacher of Ceylon Public School, and pupils may have a pleasant and pro- fitable time thiti school term. Mr. and Mrs. M. Reany and daugh- ter of Palmei-ston were Sunday visi- tors with friends in the rillage. Misses Hazel Copeland and Marie Meads went to Toronto the first of the week. Mrs. G. Blackburn, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark of Toronto were holi- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Stewart. Miss Nancy McWilliam r-Jtumed on Sunday from Brampton, where she has spent the past month. Mr. and M!rs. Chas. Irish, Miss IsOi bell Irish and Mr. Fred Irish of To- ronto and Mr. and Mrs. Don Robin- son of Aarincourt spent the week end with Mr. S. Hemphill and Miss : [ Messrs. Grant and Arthur WTiit- taker of Toronto spent the holiday with friends in the village. The many friends of Mrs. Roddie Stewart are glad to know that she '? making satisfactory progress aftei her recent fall. Mr. Percy Hemphill and daughter Ruth, spent a couple of days recently in Toronto. Misses Hilda and Helen Duckett are at present em.ployed at Port Surwell. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Genoe visited on Sunday with the latter's parent- Mv and Mrs. Russell Dixoc. Markdale. Mrs E. Doupe. Joan and Mun-ay spent the w-.»fk end at Port Burwell Little Mlisses Elizii-beth and Cath- erine Scrace of Todmorden visited the past week with Mr. and Mrs. G. Cairns, and Mr. and Mi-s. W. Cairns. Mrs. - Bean, daughter. Verna, and Mr. Guthrie of Red Creek. N.Y.. and Mrs. Fisher- Toronto, were holiday visitors at che home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Piper. '' Mr. and Mrs. Waltei' Scrace and babe of Todmordeii visited o.i Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. G. Cairns. Mr. ^jjid Mrs. -John Kyle and son of Maple spent the week end with Mrs W. Burnett and MVs. M. Irwin. Mr. and Mrs. Cairns. Howard and Colleen, and Mrs. G. Cairns visited Sunday evening last with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Connell of Holland Centre. Miss Norma McMaster has return- ed to her home here after spendma the holidays with Walkerton friends Mr. Phillip McMullen and sists- Jean, spent the week end' with friendg in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. A. £. Goeesell, Keith and Margot Ann, attended the Kelly -Forster wedding at Kincardine last Monday. Margot A.na was one of th.e three bridesmaids and looked' very lovely in her floor-length gown of pink net. Recent callers and visitors with Mi-s. C. Archibald were: Mr. and Mrs. Me ''le Hunt, Preaton; Mrs. S. P. Hr r, F -eviile, Pr. McRae and son '-" L :. , \lk: and I>r •- Lloyd M. :' â- '- â€"1 -.n. L-le, of r'i:. )ank Ml ;. ; z _ .;d c 'igh.er, Doro- thy Ox '„ ;kert:n «•â-  J Mr. Ha./ey .\rchibald c- -A^^'i-.c-urt. The Ladies' . ; held th Ir AujUot meeting at the home of . . Archie SindaLr, Dundalk, last Wednesday evening, when the president, Mi-s. W. Gibson, and the secretary-Dreasurer, Mrs. A. E. Goessell, wei-e in charge of the meeting. There were 15 ladies present and a pleasaTUt titme was enjoyed. Miss Sybil Collinson of Vancouver, B.C., and Miss ilarion Collinson of Guelph are holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Collinson. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Collinson of Brantford spent the past week holi- daying with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Collinson. Miss Frances Collinson returned to Toronto, after visiting at her home. MHsses Hazel Copeland and Marie Meads wei-e holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sinclair. Holiday visitors with Mr. and Mr?. Jos. Williams were: 'Sir. and' Mrs. J. Williams and Clai-enoe Williams of Toronto. Mr. Chas. Williams of Eu- genia. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Partridge. Mrs. Clifford McMaster. Joan and Wayne, of Gait. good yieldB have been harvested from grain sowed in June, less chan 75 days aftei- planting. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Barban and fanuly of New Jersey are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Fawcect and other friends. Mr. Don Maclvor of Ferndale, Mich., was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Win. A. Weber. Miss Isobelle Weber returned with hdm to spend the remainder of her saini.mer vacation with Ferndale friends. Recent visitors with Mr. J. Fl>iin jver the week end were: Mr. ajid Mrs. Chas. Flynn and son. Brian, and Ml', and Mrs. Gordon Way and baby. Bonnie, of Brantford. Farm Equipment GrindefS Tractors Choppeis Crefam Separators Binder Twine We 'nave on hand at present Used 7 foot Binder 5 foot One-Way Disc FULL LINE OP REP.AJRS ''^'/â-  The best way to keep away from cigarettes is to buy one of those long holders. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER SALES and SERVICE H. M. SAYERS Phone 51 Dimdalk VANDELEUR "(Intended f»r Last Week) The pastor. Rev. W. M. Lee. occu pied the pulpit in the church Sunday afternoon, after spending the holi- days at his cottage in Muskoka. An- niversary services will be held in the churchc on Sunday. Sept. 7th. after- noon and evening, with Rev. Bruce Hallett of Owen Sound as guest preacher. Telephone service on the 12th line was Hadly disorganized by the sev- ere electric storm on Tuesday morn- ing of last week. Fuses in phones of Lome Oi-msby and H. I. Graham were burned out and vines and flow- ers at the side of the Graham home were burned to a crisp. Mrs. Ethol Hutchinson's electric system was also put out of business. Mis.s Maxine Connell. a former teacher here, was a recent guest of Mrs. Ethel Hutchinson and Miss Mn-tle Fawcett. Harvest is well advanced in this communiity and considered the ver>' !>ackward seeding, the crops are good. Growth has been phenomenal and Zero Weather Seems Distant BUT «lt won^t be long now» Your choice of s. ,^ DUO THERM, COLEMAN, NORGE and GUNDERSON Oil Space Heaters $47.95 and up OIL NOW AVAIL.^3LE COAL and WOOD RANGES, QUEBEC HEATERS ELECTRIC STEAM RADIATORS and ELECTRIC HEATERS, aU types. 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