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3r4 1943
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-'BY RURAL. ,UNLTS
o"1'hc� following; is a Jist of work
find tJonat ons•received from rural
Units of the I4uckncw and Vicin-
ity -Branch anch. cfthe Red Cross:
••Hackett' -2- 'turtleneck sweat'
er s, 3'. blouses, 3 pr .boys, 14r:•-mitts,sleepers,.=l
42-0-,1411):41-17111F-...?!*"C,fir.
.locks; • a .'sr akc r1en:ateclurge-'
stf rt, u4Its ;•
Kin,tail W. I. ,&: B: W, Hustlers'
sleeveless sweater,: 2 boys.'
sweaters, 2 fir'. socks., 1. pr;' mitts;
donated, 18 quilts, ._1 cot quilt
Kinl9ss'-0 Rprs.: boys shorts,
`hdby''rrightees, •10 baby'jackets,
•pr. bloomers, 8 ''crib blankets, ..4
prt.. 9 pr.. socks; donated,
14 quilts;..,:: + •.<•
• Kinlough & Westford '4kblous-
es, 4 pr,, children's' pyjamas; six
babys'nighties, 1,sleeveless sweat
er, 22 pr. socks; donated; 7 quilts:
Westford: 3 pr "soakers; donated
2, quilts.
Langsrde-r-8.'pr,,.bloorners; next
of nth. group, , donated: '5 quilts
Holyrood-2 pr, socks; donated
2 childen dresses," 2 cliildrens -py-
;lamas, 37: quilts.
Kairshea: 4' blouses; 2 pair
bloomy s, '6 pinafore dresses, 10
nfants.nighties, •17 infants' jacket�.?i:
•11 sanitary.;::pad, '9, pr. soakers, 41
socks•;.:don•a:ted, ;1 quilt: ,
Paramount. _ 25 diapers, : 3' pr..
socks,; 11: pr soakers; donated,
5 ;quilts, •
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St: ,Helens—W. 1. '4 pr: •soap-
er s,,:'8 infa:nits •.j'ackets, donated;
'4• quilts:: St,, . He1ens
1VMs`1VlcQui lin: 4 pr soakers'; dog'
hated. 1 crib • afghar,, 9th .'Con:•
Victoryt'''Club donated.; 11;.quilts
•Corners. Victory CIub, 8: ,pain
socks;'• 4 •pr. ' bioorners, .4. babys
nighties, 8. pr..aoakers; .donated:,
-8 ou'ilts,',Fordyce, donated, • eight.
:Zinn -4
,turtleneck .sweaters;
pi socks, .4• pinafore dresses, d.o
Hated'; 9 .„quilts. Pupils -of Zian
school,3 p'r;. soakers.. '•'
Local' or aiiations :'—.
'Junior•.
Ped' Cross':':i�' pr. soa:keis;'1 pair::
beitittccs. two, ,sweaters; ' LTH,ted',
church Y. 'W Evg Aux 11 pair.
soa'kcrs• '3. clotdia ens . 1. doz
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p
it:�ry.pads; ; Ready -ter, Service.`
Cla�S;:, 4; ni' soakers; dbnat d 5
�>' . boottees, 3 pr: baby s7tockangs,`
•1 b'rrhy. bonnets;'.'1-jacket;: 1; c.r,ii�
rite'
V�'allace Beery -;L as the "bug °bold'
bindit talks
way into•rdin'ance' and shoots `his•,Way otic'
of trouble.'
Matinee Saturday afternoon at ''2.30 p:
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COUNCIL MINUTES
W AWANOS'N - ,,.'
es ' a.wanosh councr.`
met: as ncr''adjournment, with ail
nicmiher s, 'present," -on 'April ,1,Otl .:
1915 The minutes. 9f',lasta..is eetmg
,, erc, read '.and accepted • on..mo
tibn'of' Councillors 'McPherson &•
McAlliste , ,Tende-rs: for. trucking.
and el ushing, -w'ei a opened • aticl
that''rf, 1V1r. 'Joe Kerr for 1.11/2 cts:
per .yard 'mile for. '.truFking arid
24 cents:per cubic yard` for crush
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ing 'Was accepted.
The 1944 tax roll' was returned
by tine :collector`. and• tax .arrears.
were noted ;and • ordered register
ed. • On motion of, Councillors ' Firr
.organ arid•'McPhersori :the Clerk
wt's insitiucted • to advertise • for
tenders for the supply of a power
grader show plow:.:.attacn-
ment.,
The:'Couricii adjourned to;rnce,
-Orr Ma :8th--at_i 3d rzr
Dilrnin PhiJ1'Cletk.
Victor
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veto
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'Huron' County.National. War Finance Committee'
.".EED NOTES;
Mtn. and ''Mrs.', Ed Snith 'and'
babe of Detroit-'rett 'ned' h'otne
after ';spending ' the 'past '
rrecks.:with Mrs, Smiths parents,:
Mr . And ,Mrs, :A, Culbert.
Mr, 'and',Mr•s, Deigns Hogan
L3'7:ail, spent Suiid'ay with M.'.i•rrcl
Mr s, A Norris, of Markdale. Mrs..
trogart, who spent the winter with
brit daughterr,,,r,,etutne.d with t enrt,
.1VTr sr •A • ftelm who' rias
•.conf'irred-to bed•"Tor the ilasf`few
weeks ''is' improving, .:
Messy s.' W. Hogan and Arthur.
Gilrnorc who spent .the past six
'months in, 'Toronto and , Loncloit
respectively 'returned to the fir ,'n
ft:* the suntrrr r•:tnonths. • .,
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Mr. -Geo, Swan Sr. Is visiting
with friends in„this. Vicinity at.
presen.t
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:COMPLETE
Mill .:feeds :Sanitation `'Products
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(ltil_R.. POULTRY, PIGS ,HORSES,
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OL DER- YOil1l `BAB -CHICKS
and YOUR CHICK STARTER
NOW
O00 Rock ,Chickens ForeSale
between now and' May 24th
acLe
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Lucknow Ontario..
JO IN . BRACKEN, like. Abe Lincolns; 'was .born ', rn a log
;cabin: He ..is like Lincoln in many ways He .has the' deep
• character line in his face..,,Bracken' has the;. same love of..
��g'-�e:�-tl�-c-omrn;on-�pe+o�le-�ha� 1�*:cel-n-1}ade
- sarnetrenth a7:d simpliey He will be at the.headof
Canada, as Lmcolr ; was' at the head of'.our neighboring.:..'
country.
#61-1N BRACKEN grew u on his father's: farm'°in Leeds
County.
JOHN. BRACKEN was the. .: key manon the • first Livestock;
Judging Team •that brought '•the.International' Judging
• Trophy td: Canada for the 'first time: :•
BRACKEN, 'after graduating frorrr..Guelph' Agrieul-
tura' 'Cpllege, was• given a' job 'With :' the 'Departrrierit 6f.'
,Agriculture in the .We'st.
....JOHN BRACKEN: was made. Superintendent of ::Fairs an'a .
Partners'. •Lnstitutes ;for• Saskatehewun ':andScccretar• •,of° the'
Provincial. Livestock:Associ.atiorl ;''
BRACKEN -Sonic. time' later: was ;':given''a 1%ost the
UniVers1. y < of " :.Saska'tchewan ' as : Professor , o:f .Field •
-%Lusb.andr y,'S•
JOHN BRA.CKEN' had:,.''f.our:'.sons;,%'or n :in the 'next :teri f ear .,.
B.
Their' inother was: the former .Alice. 'Wylie.,'thu,ce nLG rel :,:
JOHN`. BRACKEN ,Was. 'Made P'residet t of :tile: Ma ito::)
• 4? J. n a
Agr'ic•iiltural College in 1920.
JOH1V: BRACKEN was without- any prev:rous. politci�l
experience, er-suaded' :to ...head a: Far Hier 's : Gott ernment
,Manitoba.
,JOHN 1 tRACK•ENV was. Premier 61 :Manitob'a for'five •ter -r •,:
twenty 'told •orze-half years inall, and has het er,: suffered:.
'defeat• at 'th'e polls
JOHN: BRACKEN tn..:1942' was .•.per's'uaded :to take ori the •
Leadership.. of the' Nerve Pogressive-Coriservatite.;Party<.
JOHN 'BRACKEN, slee then, ias travelled every Province
in' Canada per and oven ever: gaining first .hand infd' matiort
on:,lo.cal conditions.
JOHN: BRACKEN: has:a Polley that 'is '.good for Canada.
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JOHN : BRACKEN'S Farm, 'Polic' vvi11 make ' the farmer
':prosperous,' which .in turn will make all. Canada prosperous.,
I AM A BRACKEN FARM CANDIDATE, Ar D
SUCH I BELIEVE :'L AM WORTHY
OF. YOUR SUPPORT.
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'Cronservative
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Bruce' Progressive j Conservative
Federal Association
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