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The Brussels Post, 1943-8-18, Page 1POST PUBLISHING HOUSE WacInesday August 18th, 1943 BRUSSELS, ONTARIO Blood Donors Wanted Now' I' PEOPLE WL KNOW E 1 EL While the local appeal for blood donor's has been respondeat to by a number of people, eitlil more are urgently needed, Our gallant Righting men have taken up arms .for us who remain in security at home, They are fighting to protect us from the horrors and privations of the dope - Mated countries, 1$ IL on much to ask that we give eome of our blood to save the lives of 'tilde, wounded in our defence, - It should 1111 anyone of lel with a warm glow of thankful satisfaction to know that we had providedthe vital necessity that will mean life to those dying from tLe loss of blood. Give your name to Mrs. H B. Allen, secretary 00 the !31oed Donors Clinic, to -day. Yoi.u' blood may save the life of some one dear' LO you! Those in charge atiended the clinic in Wingliam on Wednesday of this week and are In touch. with the organizer and trope to shortly announce definite information es to when the first clinic tivi11 be bald in Gapfaiu ad. D. Bell bete armee The Wonteii's Institute hell their - overseas, regular meeting Met Thursday alter- s• Mrs, C. Clewing and',langlitrr • been visiting in•Lolid'0n, * * - the usual way, ,The minutes of the Miss Patricia 'Stunkvisited in prevlons meeting were react b/ tho Winghann last week, i secretary and approved business was * * 'e discussed. The Boll was then called "Alma Jermyn of tieafnl•th was answered by giving a milk wet egg holidaying with line mother and recipe, Mary McIntosh read a , Helen, !noon in the 'L'uwnsbi.p 0-1ttl1 wile ten VW ; members present, The Presld 111:. was ' In eitarge Tile meeting opened in 1 * 1121,5. I{en, Coleman, Monkton, is visiting with Mr. .and Mrs A. Cole - I portion from the study boost, : The unknown country. The remainder of the afternoon was *pent In quilting and when the quilt was finished men. I lunch was served by the eoalnlltLee s- * �• t. in charge, Kenneth Scott of Landon is hull•' The August meeting of the W,M.S. dayinig with his friend Jimmie' of the Presbyterian church was held Armstrong, • ' recently. at the home of Mrs, Jae, Wright. The meeting mired bY Ar, and Mrs. Camerae, Palmerston singing Hymn 723, 1lie.Scripture were Sunday visitors with Mr. and .lesson was read by Mrs. G. Ii:auter, I Mrs, W- Cameron. * * * Mr. and Mrs, Sinclair Hemingway j and daughter Sheila Toronto, are vision relatives here g , Brussels, * * * Mrs. Earl Somers is in Clinton hosp'tial where she uneerwent an. operation early this week. ni • Mr. and Mrs. Win, Mi00ate and son o1 Sault Ste. Marie have been visit- ing Mr, .curl Mrs. Wesley Kerr, • * * Mr, anti Mrs. T. A. Wii,•ia of For- rest were week end visiters at the home of Mr. and Mrs. FoLert 'Down. Give your ileo' to save alighting man's life! Hand your name now to the Brussels ,Rleod Donors Clinic. REGENT THEATRE, Seafforth, Ont. Thursday, Frlaay and elatuidey, ing. August 19th, 20th, 21st 2nd Show ;Starts 9.15 Rev. M. P. and Mrs, )Elinin. left George Brent Priscilla Lane on. Monday for a few holttya at Gil - Silver Queen ford on Lake .Simeoe, Mee. M. R. A Beautiful girl and a professional gambler play for love in this romance of Old San Francisco Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, August 23rd, 24th, 25th 2nd show starts 9:15 Ida Lupino Dennis Morgan The Hard Way Sisters face to face. .. one ..burning • with love ... the other seething with hatred 1 Thursday, Friday, Saturday, August 26th, 27th, 28th, Double 'feature -.2nd show starts 8;45 Flying Cadets. Also Cousins, Butch Minds The Baby -b-. Matinee each Saturday at 2:30 p.m. First show starts each evening at 7,30. Alt patrons In by 9:15 will see complete show when single features such as these are shown, Oldham will 'join them. * * * Miss 1311a McLachlan of Guelph visited last week with her friend Mrs, Thomas Walker and called on. friends in Brussels and, vicinity. Mr. Robert Downing Ls taking an enforced rest under do terra orders, clue' to a heart condition. We hope he•will make': a speedy recovery. a * * Mrs. R. N. Mitcb.eli and Jane have returned to their home In Wood- bridge after spending last week at the home of Mr. and airs. R. B. BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS. "Bless The Lord, 0 My 50111" 'Melville. Church, • Minister Rev. Sarnuei. Kerr, B.A., H,D. 16 A. M. Sunday School and Bible Class 11 A.M. Morning Woshlp e Rev. F. G. Fowler of Blueval will have charge of the •moot- ing service. NO EVENING, SERVICE Louis D. Thompson, Organist and Choirmaster. COME AND WORSHIP United. Church 'Minister -Rev. Hugh. C. Wilson 10 A. M. Sunday School and Bible Class 11 A.MI Morning Worship "The Changeless Christ" 7 P. M. Evening' Praise "The Old Paths" EVERYONE WELCOME of En d Church Eng-land ch Parkin of Brussels Rector. -Rev. M. F. Oldham $t. John's Brussels -- 10 A.M. Sunday School 11 A.M. Morning Prayer and Sermon St. George's Walton-•-' 1.38 P.M. Evening Prayer and Sermon 2.30 P.M. Sunday 8gheel St. David's Hentryn•-- 2.15 P. M. Sunday Sshoo1 3.30 P.M. Evening Prayer and Sermon Mr, Arthur Peach, stcdent of l•luron College London WIII he• in charge of an servlces. * * * Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Adams and son, Grant, Toronto, marl Mr. and Hrs. Louis Hoy, Clinton were re- cent visitors with Mr. and ales. Wni._ McQuarrie. a. 0 4 Mrs. Pearson Young has returned from Saint John, N. B., wbers she was staying with her husband and is with her parents Mr. and Mrs, S. F. Davison,' a * * Mrs. Douglas R. Welker and chit. droll who have been visiting the let- ters' grandparents, Thomas and Mrs. Walker. -returned last week to their home in Timmins. * *. P $9,00 was raised last •Wednesday by Donal(la Wi111s, Betty 'Cousins,. Jane Mitchell and .7eao Matheson tor the 'British War Vie'itu Fund. Mardon Scott was the winning ticket holder, •e11n0 a nd n D. S. . r yawl Dr. a d Mrs Mrs, Webster of Wallacehurg were week end guests with Mr and Mrs. H, 15. Richardson, Mrs, Webster 1s staying for a week. • al * Mrs. G. H. Samir and Miss Marlon Semis were TetliiIto visitors last week, Miss Joan Curtis oe Toronto returned with them ani is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. G. 14. Sinus. elnry � ^�{4,f5 >.tr,Y 11) '1q 1 11' T Mr. and Mrs. James Moses and sons, Archie and; Billy, tittle Kath - Ian and Miss Pearl. 'Slathers spent .Sunday, with . Clarence ,Tohnston's, Blyth. T. 1,., McDonald shinned n car load of cattle on Wednesday tor Mr. Alex Armstrong, '7th eon. Ceeey. r DANCE e. Prayers were read by Mrs, Heath. Mrs, Cunningham, Mrs, Weig"fit and Mrs, Turnbull, The National An- them w0s sung, The minutes of the last 10500011t b t' g were peat the e seers• tnry. Moll was called, answered by by mining the birds of the Bible. The Topic from the study book, women of the Bible was taken by 9'lrs..Fear. hymn 721 was mina Mrs. Alexander gave a reading, "Prayes for Victory and !Peace." Hymn 273 was sung and the meetlue clos- ed with the Beliedicti,on by the President. At the close of the meet- ing lunch was served and a social hour spent. George Albeit Kreutear of the R.C:N.V.R., who spent a Pew days with Geo. and Mrs. Kreuter and Walton friends returned last week 'to Halifax, N.S., where he is stationed at present. ' Mr. aid Mrs. Stanley Spei;an and Maurice of Brantford; Mr. Chas. Pletcher', Mr. •and -Mrs, John Dralnie and Mr's. L. V. Matthews of Toronto have been holiday guests with Mr. and Mrs. H, C. iS:tevenson, 10th con. Mrs. Wes, Armstrong and Miss G4euna of Toronto were visiting with Wm. and Mrs. MaAil100s 10th eon, Mi•s. A. Ziegler and Billie have arrived home Rrom a two -weeks' holiday at "Turkey Pointe' on Lame Mee. Mars. Eva Brown, Mars, John King and Mrs. Mary Smalldon, Ethel were visitor on Friday last with Mrs. Matt. Cameron, Cranbrook, Mrs. Agnes Cameron joined the ladies for the afternoon. Miss Mary Ferguson of Hamilton is visiting her aunt Mrs. Geo. A. Dunbar. Mr. and Mrs, Wpm Flood of Brant - toed visited over the week end with .1r, GarrBaeker, Mr, and Mrs. F. W. Bovis oC Mount Pleasant and Mr, and Mrs. R. Barron of near Woodstock visited w'th Geo. sand Mrs. Addy. Mr. and Mrs, Bert Bartter are gou0 ou a holiday. Mrs, Wes. SOnrers a110 Miss Ruth Franklin of Toronto are caring Cor Mrs. Wen. Slermon In their absence, air. and Mrs Alf, Ring wee family 0.1 j3rantford Were x11101/ with friends here, Mrs. King and family remained for a week's visit. There was a large aongregatton out to hear Sev. A.13, Thomson, B.A„' secretary of Sunday Schools and Y. a P, Societies ou, Sudsy Y ane rnus. last at the Presby'teria church Special anise by the ohoir, Misses Estelle Onnutdngham and Shirley Thompson sang a - timet. Om August .22nd.. Rev. Hugh Jaek, B.A., of Seafortli will be guest speaker, Norman Moran, R.C.N. d'.R. has been visiting friends in.Bruesela and called in iOthel Sunday to 509 a few of 1116 friends. to be held at S.S. No. 6, Grey Musk by the Victory Orchestra On Friday, August 20th Of Etheti Adtittiesims 25c Booth School Opens Loca l NewstrA September 7th The °foetal date 'for tisc 1e<opeu- seeee ee-ee....,,® gees -es eeseee �' Ing et elementary mellows i+ itept- embax 7th as the aPOnhls day Is fix - Received Word From Italy Mr, and Mrs. L. E. McCauley recently received a eablveram froth their son Lance Corpora Lorne McCauley, from somewhere In Italy sending best wishes to all at home. and, informing them that he was well and Rt, , Public School eel by statute for the fleet Tuesday Beginners of aeptember following Labor Day, The public school will have ac• d'nlese. outer instructions are issued only cementation admit beginnersY by the Department o1 E<innation in who were five -years of itse before the interval, parents may assume February 1st, 1943. that elementary school chit,,en win _t be expected to resume studies on St. John's Church Notes Tuwnday,'September 7th. The services in the local parish in all four chuch on August 221111 will be in charge of Mr. Gorcloo Peacii iib Listowel, who is a student of 10211011 DON'T TAKE A CHANCE With your plekles this year, you can't afford to lake a chance with th Peer Vinegar, Heinz Vinegar is e best, trek the Pelson that uses it. Sold al Grewar's only in Brussels, Insist on Heinz Vinegar, GREWAR'S GROCETERIA WE SELL FOR LESS' Letter To The Editor College, London, Rev. Oldham will London, Ont., lath Aimless 1043 be back for services on August 29011. The •Ilditet. .- The Post, CARD OF TrIA.:SKIS ,.r, ., ,..,.., , •.,.. I: i.sscas, Ont r 0 I wish to thank the people of Dear Sir: Grey' Township for the lovely watch, 110deel'hells you have sena or the War Workers of Ethel 'fol the heard that the eerie, ss faced wlt'h knitted articles aid the Union a eery real and serious maupoirer United Sunday School for the Testa- Problem. Tlnfardedeti ly this is not ment T received lately. These gifts rumour, but a definite understate• are greatly appreciated. Soloist Enjoyed At United Church 'tient of a situation which is rapidly Billy Bremner, R,C.A,F. developing in precarious pl'opor- tions. To make matters worse. the At the morning service in the United Church Mrs. J. C, Scott of St. John's Ladies guild Sault Ste Marie, was the guest solo - Mrs, A. Morrow Sr., was the est. She sang "Jest For Today" most hostess for the August meetin g 211 effectively. The minister's subject. the Women's Guild 'on Tuesday, was `Tlae Three Hills." fu the oven Aug. 10th. Mrs. G. Davis was in ing Mr. Wilson had for his text charge, Mrs. E. Somers road the Mark chapter 11, verse 11, "What Scripture Lesson, The 1111 for Jesus sees in the Temple." garage painting was passed. The -,••. ' Wardens will furnish half or cost Too Good To Last trona General Funds, There was a good attendance. Lunch was served A perfectly geed record wad marred. on Tuesday evening when Sgt. Overholt, of the municipal Mice, lodged two women, one from C1audeboye and one Crone S', Marys, in Huron County jail, charged with Provincial and muricipalI police vagrancy. Foe .7111 ¢e days previous are irivestlgat.i.ng wholesale thefts o12 the white flag had been flying frons ahicltens in neighboring counties of the jail's jag -pole, signifying that the Grey •anal Wellington Farmers and jail was frac of prisoners, a fairly chicken men are warned to keep a rare circumstance. The women in close check on their flocks and to custody are on retnasd, pending take license numbers of ears which trial: They had bean under p011ce are suspicious in the vieleitp of observation Inc some days. their . properties Notify the police Goderich Sinal -Star. immediately. - bY the hostess. Ser. and Mrs. Maurice Hewitt spent the weep end in London with their daughter Miss Mary. Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Machan of Wingliant visited with Wm. and Mrs, Patterson, Sunday evening. Tib's, Winritfred tacos of Mil- waalkee is visiting her sister Mrs. Harvey Dobson at present. 1111sa Jean Stephenson has return. ¢d• froma visit with her. sisters in ttandlbon, Congratulations are due Mr. Ron, add 'wove having taken first class iaonor0 in grade It Theory at the Toronto Conservatory of Masse exam. BUY WAR SAVING RTAMP8. Beware of )Chicken Thieves Used Fruit Crates Needed For Crops • Used fruit briskets, hampers and The St. James Anglican Guild crates ore needed for packing the met at, the home o1 Mrs. Edwards on current crop of fruit and vegetables, Tuesday. The president, Mrs. F. the Wartime Prices. and Trade Scherk, opened the meeting with Board announces, reiterating the the Lord's Prayer, In memory of the ruling against destroying snail con- irate M•rs. Paulin, a valued member, tainers. Shortages of wood and the henna "Lead Kindly Liglit" was manpower have Tilade it necessary sung, The scripture lesson, taken to supplement the supply of new from St. Mark, C'iiarnter 18, verses containers with" salvaged boxes, 1.10, was read by Mrs. George GrlC• baskets and hampers. lith and Mrs'. Edwards led in prayer. Following the business period the Mixed Jitney Bowling president gave n short topic. on "The World of Churches." The roll -call A mixed bowling jitney ayes held was answered by payment, of fees. ou Friay nieSei with the following A hymn and the prayer• ler victory winners Ladies-- closed the meeting; A. delicious 1st - Isabel Lowery, 2nd - Mrs. lunch was served by the hostess. Roy Thuell, 3rd -]Mrs. W. Cameron. The quilting tine week Nile held at Men: let George Evains, 2nd the home of. Mrs, Robert McMichael. Harry Champion, Orel J. Retletige, , Fordwich Man Speaks The bowlers plan holding a pot 'she Women's /•rissioBary Society; luck supper at gree+. on 'Friday was in charge of the se, iice'in the afternoon at 5 o'clock aid bowling United Church se Sunday morning will start at 7;15. All howlers are whew Gordon Hargrave, Pordwfob, was the guest speaker. An anthem WROXETER invited to be there, Toronto Conservatory Results - In the recent Midsummer exam- basket orf gladioli brightened the inations of the Toronto Conservatory frau. of the church.1)01' of Music pupils of Arnold Earl re• Quito a number front baro at - et ire u 1 t the Lions Frolic geld ceived the following standing• •to cel1 s Plano Gerrie on Friday sight. •Menzies Gd, IT -Honors Personals: Mr, and Mrs: Lloyd Doreen To - Gilberto Ilott•es.:GI-'TIT-Pi,st• Class n00Miohael and daughter. Pat, :Renews • ionto, with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Everitt Ashton Gtl, lir-Honors McMiclutel; Mr. and Mee A. Meehan Margaret Wearying Gd, V -first and Mr, and Wks. Gordon Gibson Class Honors with their daughters et Grand. Bench Helen 'Sawtell Gd. V. -Honors Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sptoal, teeter, Agnes Wearring-Gd. V7 -Honors with Mrs; H. Serest.1Mrs, Sproat re - Theory turned to Exeter with then; Signal - Ronald Love 01,'I! -First. Class nran Crawford Gibson, Prince Honore ' George, with his parents Mr. and was sung by the women's choir and a duet, by Mrs. McNaughton and Mrs. Charles McCut0heon A huge Six -Year -Old Boy Operates Tractor M's, Gordon Gibson; Mt'. add Mrs. Laurie Vain VOlsor, Hamilton, with the fui•mer's parents, Ms. and Mrs. W. D, Van Velsor; Mrs. Poll Durst A six-year-old McMtllop township, and son, Larry, in Stratford and 'f.01" boy, Jack Monteath, 'son of Mr, anti onto; Mrs, Harold Durst with her Mrs, Harvey 1MclTwain, of the third sister, Mrs. Fraucesa Glossop, 7,istow• concession, has been rueniiig his el•, Robert Paulin returned to Tor - father's. tractor for the past two onto on Sunday alter spending two summers. He started last year when weeks at his home here. Mr. and five years cid Old drove Inc tractor Mrs. John McTavish, Goderidh, and too' the hay 'loader, taking in thirty Mrs. M. McTavish. with Mr, and loads of hay. A year ago when 11itrs, McMichael; Mia 'Edith Me- threshing was finished he hunted the Donald has returned home after last load of sacked wheal out of the speeding the past few weeks. in field and the three gaiartereef a. mile Momtt Forrest.;; Miss Edith ,Martin, to Lome. This year he can handle R, N„ Hamilton with tier mother, the tractor with east and is trusted Mrs, Bert Martin. Those from this' with driving the binder t eiin} hap- district attending camp iii Petawa' vest. Reports have borne from vara wa with the 991d1 Battery, Winghain, ions places about young boys (Mess are; P1041 rand Harold, t?nest, Jelin Ming tractors, but, We belies this i$ and Allan Harrison, Doe. Milligan i a record, iaekterth News, a'bd Lloyd ToWneoa*. shortage of manpower is hitting the Air Force'in a vital spot. WE AIthl NOT G]pmild THE MEN WE New Ratipn Books To Be Distributed The new ration books ate to be distributed to the peopls of title community at the Public Librt ry, Brussels, os 'Wednesday, Magnet 25111, Friday, August, 27th Dari Satins `.. day, August 28111, from. 5:15 1) 01 until 10 pin. each weenies, Yes, must bring your present. ration book with you in order to get a i110W 011e, Ethel Community Ration boons e"ii2 be eisLributed at the Clerk's Office in Mel on Wed- nesday, August 25th and Sliturday, August 28tH from 1:30 p,10, until 0 p.tn. Don't forget to cake your Present ration book with you, See advertisement elsewhere in this issue. Collect Cream Less Often, Areas Also Restricted Restricted areas for the collection of cream, commencing August 16th, was announced in Meaford recently by 'A. S. Thurston, seoretarY-inan- ages of the 'Ontario Creamery Association. The new restrictions are being placed in effect in coilab NEED FOR AIRCREW. • ' oration with the Wartime Prices and 'fbe British Commonwealth Air Trade Board. Training Plan was offtOially approv- , The new order will affect a total ed by the member nations en De. of 1,209 trucks and is expe^ted to ember 16, 1939, after weeks of in- reduce the number on the 1004 by trieate planning and organization 300. Trucks in Western Ontario will worst. Canxlad's huge area, its out- be affected. A recent order making standing record in the air. during the it illegal to make more than three last war, the natural aptitude bi collections orf churning cream emit young Ganadiaos for dying, anti our two weeks was recently placed into proximity to the large source of effect ,and has 'brought about saving ' supply in the•TJnitetl States, resulted of 2'5 per cent in tires, gasoline and in Canada being ' selected for the , truck depreciatioSt Mr. Thurston major role in the stiheme, said same Provinces and some parts ' That Oanada Lias discharged tines of Ontario already have the new. responsibility is acknowledged in all I zoning. quarters However, Canada's part i E. D. Rowe, Mealord creamery` in the training plan did not cud ' operator, did not favor the new' with management of Graining regulation and stated that it would: schools. She was expected to pro• have many drawbacks. Other owners) vide her full share of young men to stated that it would disrupt their train for flying duties with the youth business with regular -customers Farmers will stile be allowed to deliver their own cream to whatever creamery they. wish, but only the day of the week in daily news items truck alloted to their district may which tell the story of the deeds et pick up their cream. at the farm. Canadian boys on operation; with Mr. Thurston said . it had been Ole R.C.A.F. in all parte of the pointed out by service adivinistra- world. tors that the splitting of cream into. But now, due to many faecolo, the , small shipments so that it could be supply of aircrew recruits has run sold to more than one creamery low - - dangerously law - • so law make necessary the use of an in - indeed that unless the situation is creased number of cans. The in corrected ininiedietely it may be- creased cost of handling is already a creme necessary to close flying burden on the industry, Mr. Thu s - schools now in operation THIS TN ton continued,adding that the, THE OPINION OF THE 11.,U,A.F. IS industry already suffered from a THE MOST SERIOUS FACT FAC- decided "squeeze." Ile stated that. 1NG CANADA TODAY. the reduced costs ander the new The most logical, most economic system should allow the creameries and most effective method by which to pay an in.creasel.price for butter. Canada can contribute to the fat in relation to the market level of United Nations' war effort is by butter. maintaining. without fail full pro. The plan should save hundreds of - duction of trained aircrew fighting thousands of miles, he said, teams. No matter what the other If the creameries ha've objections demands on the na:tion's manpower, they must accept their restrictions this, we believe, must be done. for the period of one ul.onth, then This is the story - - told very any corrections necessary may be briefly - - that the Canadine public made, bas a right to know. The time has It has been estimated that a fifty come to state the case frankly and per cent reduction in mileage could directly to the ' businessmen of be made it the farmers 'would carry - Cannda. Heretofore there has their cream cans to the gates of the beers a tendency on the part of farms, but the Board decided against employers in. many oases to categor- compulsory action. iza young then as key employees sometimes after only a short period of 'training on the ,job, frequently } ees ec e ei 110 , whenever the 3 even rho 114 pressed a desire to enlist for flying Minim duties. Milverton In view of the existin:e situation Fergus . now Caking the Rt,C.A,F. this is NOT Blyth ............. ..... right, Itis wrong, There 's no job 1 Cli00ortl tie important in Canada t.id'1y as Mel Texeter ,,,,, ,, ,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, job of training for airlrew duty in./ Hanover ,. the R;C.A•F. Dvery young pian w1t14 a. { Ktuoardine desire to fight in the air MUST be Mildmay given an opportunity to do so. Tli s New Hamburg Air Force now strongly appsals to Orangeville ......... ......... all employers In ALL industries, to Palmerston seek ways and means of replacing Strathroy their employees who are of aircrew Drayton ,,,,•,.,.:-.,,,, age and fitness% particularly those Ida.rriston who desire to .tram' for flying duties, Listowel ., so that they may feel free to enlist. Lucknow it is urged that no potential pilot, paisley airguneet, '• air -bomber, or wireless pert Mgin operator be heli away from his Seat:sib ' most important dirty, No yenng man 'Stratford ,,.. is nearly essential at taus phase Sept, 27th, to Oct, find of the war to any industry as he is ; Arthur Sept, 30, Oct. 1 Bay4leld ,.,,,, Sept, 28, Int - Dungen non !A'Dunge,nnon Sept 30, Pet. 1 Gorrie ,.,,, ,.,., , . „ ............ ... Oct, 1, !' Mitchell ., ..,,,. , Sept. 23; 28' Mount 'Forrest . Sept. 211, P0. Owen Sound Sept 27, 29' �tirieh ,.. Sept. 27, 28' October 4th to NM Commanding Officer, ,Astwood 9, 5 or other British Empire countries. This also she bas dove - - admirably - a fact that is attested to every FALL FAIR DATES D TES September 3, 6 9, 10 10, 11 14, 15. 15, '18 15, 18'' 15, 18 - 16, 17 18, 14 17, 18 14, 15• 17, 18 19, 15 21, ,2s 23, 24- 22, 23 22, 29' 20, 21 24, 28 23, 24', ,.... 20, 23' to the Air. Force. Come meths,* itimOt be found to clear the was ter him to enlist 'anti he s!uould he en. conl'aged to do so. This ie the most earnest appeal tot the public's iinden'sta.uding and co -Operation that can bo iri'ade at this time, (H. Wensley) Sduadron Leader 5, Tiro. 2 Rewru1ting iberbtre, R„ C. A.1'.'1 Teeswater 8. London, Ont. Wailltertele ...,,.,,., I'fov. 94.