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'l ports At 'East Coast: •
. • Merle Johnston, who has been
• ome:,:fr~onii.civt,?,rseas .on a thirty
a.�• .�.., ttircb to.
�>3:• fri'lottfdh�.l.€ ft, on Sat.
t' 'l artrr�c,ut , Nva • Scotia.
rciiart.
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_:. �_; olunteered%?` se �:dck
erlehas�.
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.in the�Pacif ic. ,
ld.
J Qhnstgne, sori Of Mr;
I?9ra
'arid Mrs. R
,.u$s:.Tohnstone of tpwn
e.
r een-.
ho.has • been' wstationed••at G
Nov:Scotia with. the 11.•'c.'yvood,
.A, F., is home•ori; his discharge
k leave.
FXPECTS 'NAVAL
DISCHARGE SHORTLY„Y r
Harold :Ritchie of the Canadian
,I1avy is home on .furlough and'
' Loridon oil August' 21st
reports, at
when, he expects: to •get his. dis-
charge. Harold has been ;in,- the.;
service for about four: years' and
: • for: more than two years past was
:on the. corvette Sherbrooke which
is "now' red: up . at S'orre 1 ue :
bee, iaiold's'ciuties were in con-
nectiof with'subrnarine detection.:'
,Mr. and. Mrs: Ritchie•and:. son.`
• d•ary',of London. have. been •visit=
•
ing .at his home here:
HOME FROM OVERSE'A.S,.
IS GOING TO PACIFIC -
Hon. Capt. R. Douglas Mac-
Donald whoreturned to. Canada
on the Ile de •France,. arrived in..
Toronto on Tuesday where hewas.
met by his wife arid ch,i]dren,,
Doug will spend, a thirty -day fur-.
ho glia ei e and -:Bru , I3each
before' reporting • for ,Pacific ser-
vice'
C'alrt, k „_0111�«'d rcJ R 1,f,N. ]Jj4..
rliritstes rl::,elrrr-gd:`atC: ''lrina<
to enlist in the 'r
rn the service•- -
for
akra�(t� fcs�u e r
r`y;as
and has 'held a chaplainey- • for
some two years. .T'S, pug,: wer t, ,over
l
seas•. last September.; ••
HO1 UR PAID FOLJ R
WAWANQSH BO's
A very .,large crowd;:attended a$
reception in the!. St. :Augustine
parish ; hall on. Wednesday night
for four of -.the returned :service-,
men_o f that ,• district. • Rev: Fattier
E. J. McMahon gave 'an address'
of welcorne•'tothe'men.and'.W sh-
i_
ed them the' best in their future.
A purse of money was'presented
,
to each man •by William kenihan
JH L- LJ -EN ;UI-VED '—
HOME. ON' .WEDNESDAY
`Bi71 i:.-"Treheaven, son.orMr.::
t•
own, arrived -home -last Wednes
day evening from overseas, .and.
after a thirty -day leave \wi.11: re-
port fir Service in he 1, Pacific:.
`Bill's job .is aerial' photagraph�y:
He,left. for overseas ori January
Ist;of this;•xear and had several.
operational,l�,flights' before •V -E'
day,
Bill returned of ::tl Str•ath.edeu_.
which docked: at; Quebec City `last
•
..Monday night It; was . the . first
troopship&to arrive;'in tele Quebec
capital, since,: 1919: and received a
rousing reception•`as it moved` up'
the St.:.Lawrence
Of the 3000 R O.A F and • army
personnel, :approximately B.00 ex
lice t -to =go to-th acxfie•,
IIAS'SWASTIKI OFF k {
Pte; John .Simkins, a. "veteran
of two wars, •wh•o returned • • •to
Canada late in July on the, .Neyv.
Amsterdam, has a swastika:' flag
among_,his souvenirs .which••was
taken• -off • a•-G-�erm-an 'submarine
and;.Which he prizes 'highly
.John .joined the:Imperial Army
in England in the. first _war;:when.
a lad of 15:. In 19`26 he came • to.
• Canada, and .from : then until the
.,Tout leak of:. Woi id-' WWar .-II,:-was
• employed. 'on th.e 'farm . of Johri :
McKinnon, Cohcession 6 Kinloss
On June 1.24.1940, John enlisted:;
jr, the Elgin Regiirient ,as a shoe•-
maker tradesman ,:Ile. was -later:
'transferred• to the: Perth. Regiment,
and landed in' England.' oh•`.Octo
bei- 19th, --1941 H.e',was: with: the
' Perths for two years; spentfour
• teen , months . with. • the:: Fo,restry
1.
Corps : jnNo •theirs: Sebtlap , a;nd
AWas-fhen `tr'ansfer.red •to the Ord -
N ._.?)ance._''Corps--and--v nt: to`Fxanice.
in. October' of last. year
` John, is 's native of °:•the• Old
•Country and while ,"back home"
was married, to Eclrth Anne Jones
;of Newent,'Gloucester. They were'
' ""married two* ears: ago last :Nov-
• ember John liai fo x.t
Bnglarrd tar sisters .,n
HT"s r tither died on '"b'
Bay, hilt •prior tb'.that •361n had.,
' visited , � '
with hiin f`requently..,He
has °Tie ••brother, .in the Middle
Feast, :His mother died in •1,915:
' Pte. Simkins
tp e. Hopes to be able
g his wise lo Canada bfore,
long", .and with, ,zirr •eye to ,the fut-
ure'ams to •esiablish ar shoe re-
. Pair bdsines's; which trade h'e was
•engaged at 'dinin ; his arniy ,ser-.
vice
w Sentinel, Luc iow, Ontario `•
•
EAGE SVE1V>
taras,, • who was ' recently dis
•charged from .the army after hav-
ing served in' Italy, where •h.e -was
wounded; Pte, Earl Leddy; of the
Irish Reirni:"nt • whoa , served • in
Italy and the Western Front;• John
Foran and. Pill. Martih :Of. the.
1t,C.N.V R.
,The latter three •will'
allreport for :Pacific service:.
Dancrng was enjoyed, to music
supplied by R. R. Redmond and
;1•sl s .. .Redmond, : r
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u;`� w _ •
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ons
ad Le"
So a�cer..
Jo "n Be]1• of-
Iiuron• township was awarded -the
British- Empire ••Medal, at.an in•
est t .,
�.u.re at: Buy . �.
. ckin li m �•� : al
g a: P arc,
o 'July -,131h. • _ •;
•
rng,Geprge VI .decorated•...,the
uung>:; airrn'an, who•.has • been.
overseas for' the past 42 months,
'rising from •the ranks to his 'pres-
ent position.
Squadron e:'rior to
tlre-wcra,; taught .. -
.. o rs:ex.
peeled; :home ` shortly for brief
leave befOre., reporting fora •duty
the Pacific. war
. . t._ ph
estle..
When• a •pretty";gir.'l glances , at
you as if you -weren't, there._y. •. au
arty rn.
OTHERS ARE ASKING
`domestic tomatoes? • t
4, --There no ceiling on clop
Q.—Ts there a tfom
cePling price on estic atoes.• Mark-ups are set •
cracked eggs sold at grading st• for, wholesalers and retailers on.
tions? • imported. tomatoes.
Q.—Do ' peaches come under
A.—Cracked eggs -are classed•
as price ceiling ;regulations'
Trade C< The" wholesale mini-
rriurri, selling price, to retailers, is • A,—Peaches were placed under
i ' centa, and the -:retail price six
r, a,cerlirtg price ori August 6. Prices '.
:
.cents higher. „. , are the Same ,AS last year with•the,-
•- exception of the grower's price on~
--�:,,- Why are-a1J;=me t --fa du(ts---No- 1 :t?Irttaiios , ruwn fruit which
inn) 1(140 ill ,•t.}"i, 15<1 •f.4 • v(•: <° ,. a n.tr: L k:
r. iii,. h, v .
r. , c z�l -b� ratioocid•;� . ._T ' : '.• 1
Questions on any regulations of
A•`Because the; ration - plan is a•
. ;t e - .:r c s -" r-adP `.
.:. P , .rm I'` e aid. '� •
� sub-
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to .decrease'.consumption. During Board 'Will- be d answered
the. ;,.last ration, program.: some• rnitted to the, Tnformation:Branch, ::
meats.. were notrationed ..and the . •artinme: Prices and TradeBoard'
totaa ,nataonial consurription aci 'Fede al' uldin London' Qnt.
r ,$ g ,
ua ly rose .above_the normal con;
"The Case Of The
Missing Hindu Beauty,"
NO 1 in the series. of . articles,
�,"`Wheveabouts Unknown" by Inez;
able to get.coupons for sugar for Robb' starting in .The 'Arnericatx>....
scanning.? :. •. -Weekly' with this. Sunday's (Aug-. •
A, -,-Yes: If he is, discharged' and ust 12' • issue of -The Detroit Sun -
applies .for
unapplies..for :a ration book before dayrimes, In this series Will, be
kT
October. 31 he will. be •given 2'0 told t� e,stor of NewYork's-fam
..the,story y .
additional .reserves coo ons; :en Per:
sons,. , .,... . .. us Bureau of lVirssln.g. Persons, ..
titling him to purchase sugar for `which 'handles• 32,000 disal pear.
:canning at��the rate of•..one-half• '
� , ....... „ances yearly, solving 99 ,percent •. •
pound ,per coupon,; :of :them, Get;:: Sunday's Detroit,
sunpti o>z
Q.-1VIy 'son will:soon :be corning
hgrrie: from overseas. Will he be
Q.—Is ,there a, ceiling' price on Times.
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We; 'ire `getting closer.'to the day hen new tires -will be `available 'for 'all.
'But, .. �, unless you) are rated 'as an essential driver,: you ire still dependent •
on •conservation .of present rubber to keep Sour car in'service. Most -premature .,'
et,'l� c; Y.: Marc pcisu.res-are not•h.ed weellFy; :.
frre�"failure r3�."t'11['"�u'1��4�
cuts bruises' and _ "slow leaks_are:not repaired in time.: The sure way to avbiid
troubleA'is to see your Goodyear dealer regularly. •
Since tire 6restricti"oris started, thousands of Canadian motorists 'have learned
to appreciate the full meaning • of Gbodvear dealer conservation service. • You
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; can rely�° e n your Goodyear dealer. " He is trained: in factory -approved methods
t,. -He is guided .by the experience gained'
k,':Frepa�rir�l•and �Yulcanr�iri� r
for inspecting,other tire manufacturer.
by Goodyear it,�. burldrnt; millions:more.. tires than.: any
..,Yvur Go ecr-•:•dez��r `riot anlywill keeh jour' esetit i... e.._s
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. ert'i e . • he also.,will cxcla"rse youpromptly when you:
become: eligible for new tires, See him , regularly. '
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