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RATION BOOK 3
—WHEN AND WHERE YOU GET IT
RATION• BOO/CS WILD NOT BE MA/ZED OR DEL/VERED
T//EY MUST BF:CALZ ED FOR
For the convenience of the public and to ensure
speedy distribution, Ration Book 3 will be issued
locally at the distribution centres listed below.
Print in Brock Letters in ink
(Loire d !'enure en lettrerc n,oc:leer')
Prefix 8. Serial Number 1A9d,r1,4yy
No de aerie (avec .!ettree).�l.,1.
Last Name A t7 RR S O l
Nom de female aeulement.
First. Name JOHN HARRY
Prenom(s) du reluctant...... ...
Address or R.R.tN/o. J� {.
Adresse .. 860 ����( f9 .14r.
21 City, Town or VigaQe
ou village dt,�TIN TR EAL. RQ
stir__ -AUG. 25'14 3..........
Age, if under 16
Ase, si morns de 16 ars.................
1 declare I am the holder of the Ration
Book from which this reference card has
bren taken, or that I em signing this in
good faith on behalf of the holder, whose
name and address appear above.
Je declare etre le detenteur du carnet
de rationnement duquel tette carte de
reference a etc detachee, ou que je signet
de bonne fol pour le detenteur dont les
nom et adrcsse apparaissent ci-dessus.
(Signature—Signature)
iN FILLING IN YOUR APPLICATION CARD ...
FOLLOW THE METHOD INDICATED ABOVE.
FOUR THINGS TO DO
to get your new book
I Fill in the application card—
which is the first postcard in
your present ration book. DO
THIS AT HOME.
IPRINT clearly—do not write
—the information required,
and sign at the bottom with your
usual signature. Follow the method
on card illustrated.
TO THOSE ON VACATION
If you are staying at a sum-
mer cottage, with friends or
relatives, or at a hotel as a
non.permanent guest, give
your usual or permanent
address on the application
card.
Do not detach the card from
your ration book. This must
be done by an official at the Local
Distributing Centre. If already de-
tached, it should be brought in
along with your present ration
book.
A Persons of 16 years or over
must sign their own cards.
Cards of persons under 16 years
must be signed by parents or guar-
dians. Children under 16 will not
be allowed to apply for new ration
books, either for themselves or for
other members of the family.
DO NOT SURRENDER, DESTROY OR THROW AWAY YOUR PRESENT RATION
BOOK. IT CONTAINS COUPONS YET TO BE USED FOR MEAT PURCHASES.
RESIDENTS OF RURAL AREAS may apply on behalf of their neigh-
bours, providing Ration Book 2, and properly filled in application
cards, are presented.
RESIDENTS OF A TOWN OR CITY. Any senior or responsible
member of a household may apply for new Ration Books on behalf of
other members of the household, providing Ration Book 2 and properly
filled in application cards, are presented.
On presentation at a Distributing Centre of your present
ration book with properly completed application card,
you will be issued your new Ration Book 3; and your
present Ration Book will be returned to you.
Volunteer Workers are giving their time to serve you at the Distri-
bating Centres. Help them by following these instructions carefully.
LOCAL DISTRIBUTING CENTRES
ADDRESSES DATES HOURS
Public Library, Exeter
Town Hall, Hensall
School House, Centralia
Township Hall, Crediton
Aug. 27, 28
,Aug. 27, 28
Aug. 27, 28
;Aug. 27, 28
Commercial Hotel, Dashwood,Aug. 27, 28
Township Hall, Zurich Aug. 27, 28
Grand Bend, Aug, 27, 28
Township Hall, Elimville Aug. 27, 28
Townspeople are requested
2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m.
2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m.
2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m.
2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m.
2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m.
2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m.
2 to 5 and 7 to i 0 p.m.
2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m.
to get their book in the afternoon.
RATION ADMINISTRATION
,I!LLSGREEN
Aim Mary Hagan of London, is
spending her vacation with her bro-
ther Frai;i<, and sister Miss Dolly
Hagan.
Recent visitors with Mr; and Mrs.
'Wm.. David, on were: Mr. and' Mrs.
Geo. Davidson and Mrs. Salter; Mr.
and Mrs. David Davidson rncT son,
Dalton, of ,Stratford and Mr. and
Mrs. John Davidson and family of
:Kitchener.
BLAKE
Mr. and Mrs. Archil, Mustard, re-
cent bridal couple who have just
returned from •an i,•,t:nsive honey -
Moon in Northe, 0etarie. were the
guests of honour it tt wedding dinner
on Thur d.' evening. held at the
hoxtr;.. t:z l,;ri<he', an rents. The
immediate relatives of both families;
were present. The table was decor-
ated in pink and white, and was cen-
tred by the bride's lovely three -tier -
:d wedding. cake. Pink and white
streamers hung gaily from the ceil-
ing with a large white bell directly
over the centre of the table. The
louse was also decorated profusely
with summer flowers. Serving at
;;he dinner were: Miss Kathleen Hay
:If Zurich and Mrs. Arthur Finlayson
,f Blake. Later in the evening,
Dile thirty neighbors gathered to
VTelcolne the happy coup.., with a
;ay chivaree. The best wishes of.
community go with Mr. and Mr:
Mustard, to their new home at God -
Harvesting i, now the order of
'le clay but the weatherman is
o m what at holding up threshing ,
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. Farmer , of 'Stratford
visited recently with the latter's fa-
ther, Mr. Wm. Stone.
Mrs. T. IParlmer has returned home
after spending a pleasant month's va-
cation with her son, Earl at Tor-
onto.
Rev, W. Weir, Mrs. Weir and Fred-
die of Hespler were recent guests at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. James A.
Paterson:
Mr, Milton Ortwein has been holi-
daying at the home of his parents,
Mr and Mrs. J. W. Ortwe.in.
At the recent nomination meeting
held in the Town Hall, HensaIi, $92
was realized from the sale of war
savings stamps, which is incite than
a depth charge. Mr. R. H. 'Middleton
!oval druggist in charge and the as-
' r rf'e el' :our girls, namely, the
T,eno"e Northi,',....
tiAza, . ats 104e14.r ezt and, Norma ' an
g Or 4441 -de ' It the-nitecess #'t was.
Enrragemept •
The engagement is announced of
Miss Marguerite Medeline Maire, of
Toronto, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Adulph Maire, Winnipeg, to Leading
Anrc'aftsman Ken, Stewart Manns,
son of, Mrs. Manns, Hensall and the
late V. Manns, the wedding to take
place in Toronto on August 14.
Farmer Loses Money
Clarence 1Smillie, 'farmer, living a
'Short distance north of Hensall on
highway No. 4, recently had $400
stolen from him. After selling some
hogs, he left the money in his pock-
et in the house. The family spent
the evening at a neighbor's and on
returning home discovered that the
hired plan had disapeared. Next mor-
ning it was found that the money
also was gone. The matter was pla-
ced in the hands of the police.
St. Joseph and Beaver Town
Mrs. • Joseph Bedard dard Sr., of the
Blue Water north returned to her
home on Sunday last, after spending
a few weeks with her' children in:
Chatham, Windsor, Tilbury and oth-
er points
Miss' Roselle Masse of Detroit, 'i's
spending a week's vacation with re-
latives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Vincent Jeffrey, also Miss
Doris Jeffrey left on Monday Iast for
Detroit after spending a few days in.
our burg.
Mrs. Ernest Hode of London, is
visiting with her father, Mr. Frank,
Jeffrey in Beavertown.
Mr. Wray Masse and boy friend,
of Detroit, spent the past week with:
Mr. and Mrs. H. Laporte.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin (Bedard of
Detroit is spending a few days with;
the foriner's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jeffrey of
•Blake were Beavertown visitors on
.S.nnnlay evening. with the former's
mother.
Pte. H. C. Ducharme who enjoyed
a two-Wee/es furlough with his par-
ents left on Tuesday last for Wind-
sor where ire joined other soldiers in
route to Caurino, B. C. where they
will be stationed with the 16th Prat-
oon Def. of that station.
Mr, Pierre Masse of Detroit a nd
Mrs. Laurence Masse and son were
guests to Mr. and Mrs. H. Laporte.
on Monday last.
Mrs. Ralph Meak and Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Jeffrey of Detroit, 'are
spending a few days with Mrs. Mar-
ance Charrette of the Blue Water
south.
Mr. Norman Sararas spent the we-
ek -end in the vicinity of Grand Bend
with old acquaintances.
Letters from Service Men
Thursday, July 22, 1943
Dear Mrs. David Ducharme, Zurich.
Many thanks for the
lovely parcel which I received yester-
day, everything was in good shape
and will be a real treat. I like it
quite well over here and up to now
have seen a lot of this country. I
just carne back from a Ieave yester-
day which I spent around London.
And had the opportunity of meeting
the Surerus boys, it was just like old
tinges again being with someone you
know.
I ani stationed at a very nice part
of this country and the scenery is
really pretty at the present time with
plenty of flowers about. My nail is
reaching me quite regular, and that
is one thing I do look forward to. 1
found the Zurich Herald very inter-
esting and made me feel right at
home for a few minutes.
The Red Cross is sure doing a lot
for us boys, I already had .several
pairs of socks and pyjamas from
'them, I got elle pair of socks
Which a 'lady from Exeter had knit-
ted and had her name attached to it.
Thanking you, again, and rrremb-
Thnrsda3; August 19t1, .11543
errs of the Zurich Red, Crass for the
sp' eudid work you'ise are doing nndt
sure snakes a.perron feel good to.
know someone Is thinking of us boys
over here. So thanking yon'se very
very much for the lovely parcel.
1 remain, as even. --E. B. Masse, L.A..
C., HA. No. 6 Group, RCAF Over.. -
seas.
18-7148^
Dear Mrs. Ebner Klopp, Zurich,
Dear Friends: I received your
parcel the 151h o£ July and was very
pleased with it, everything in it wag,
lovely, and I would like if you would
thank the Women of the Institute and
Red Cross for me. I would like to
write them all a letter but I have so
much mail and letters to answer that
I .can't fired time to, write to them all.
So I would' like if you would thank
them all for me from the bottom of
my heart. I will assure you that all
of the boys who get parcels from you
feel the same way as I do about it,
I am fine and like it over here very
much, the people over here are very
nice to the Canadian soldiers, and
take the war very calm after all they
have gone through. There isn't much
news I can tell you about, as we ha'v
to be very careful in what we write
in our letters as they are ,censored,
so that makes it hard to write an in-
teresting letter to anyone. So will:
close for now and keep your chin trio,
"there will always be an England."
From your friend; David C. Meyers,
10th Cdn. Inf:. Bde Coy, RCA, S.C.
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