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will be welcomed your donation can be mailed or left at the herald office and the council hopes that the response will be gener ous ed the modern movement which is sweeping over this country of ours and which resulted locally in the municipal council making provision for the employ ment of a recreational director can and no doubt will have a farreaching effect on the character of our youth and upon what we term our community life the organized efforts of the recreational coun cil are devoted to the organizing and promoting of a wide range of projects including athletics hobbies handicraft and the bringing together of groups of citi zens of all ages interested in some subject calculated io bring some measure of pleasure after their day s work is done we are fast realizing that it is not sufficient to live our lives with no concern for our fellow man it is essential for us to consider his io as our own and en deavour in our hours of leisure to join with him in plea sant pursuits and thus build up a community of friend jy beings all working together for the building of a hap py community which is the basis for a happy world the widespread approval which has so far been accorded the efforts of the recreational council augurs well for its future and the ambitious plans of this or ganizationv will soon be put into effect to enable such a program to be completed a considerable amount of money will have to be raised by public subscription for the purchase of necessary equipment and it is hoped the citizens individually will express their approval of such a program by making such a contribution to the funds of the council as their means will warrant such an appeal is now being made to the citi zens of the community further details of which will be found in the columns pf the herald your support is earnestly solicited vt customers corner for rural telephone service wrliot uvim soma mean to that if neighbour mutt ttstan in tbey can at least repeat correctly what they heard behind this halfjoking suggestion i one of tbe most serious of all cause i is causes of dissatisfaction on the part of rural telephone subscribers the listeningin habit if you find someone already on the line please make it your rule always to hang up immediately your neighbours will appre ciate it and are more likely to grant you privacy when yon have occasion to call but employmrt tond workmr must assist during the war organisation ot manpower was made possible through co- operation of employers and workers this co operation is no less necessary to assist in organizing the employment market during the present critics period some manpower controls still remain these are still law they artnumectat assisting m organizing the employment market remaining controls are designed to help employers and workers and actually require only minor assistance from the public you are urged to comply with the four controls which remain 1 employers must notify the national employ ment office of any need for workers as soon as that need is known 2 where employers engage workers outside the national employment service they must notify the nearest nes omce within three days that an employee has been engaged form nss 312 ir provided for this purpose 3 unemployed workers seeking employment must register with the national employment ofnce if unemployed for seven consecutive days 4 generally speaking any employer or em ployee must give seven days notice to the other party of any intention to terminate employment form nss 120 is still required exceptions may be learned from the nearest nes office the partners to industry employers and employees should help the national employ ment serwce to promote a high level of employ ment by complying with these simple rules only with public support can an employ ment service give full assistance to the com munity make fou use of fhe local office of the national employment service it is there to serve your needs and those of the entire community national employment service dominion labour department humphrfy mitcheu mcnmark bebekah birthday parti over 160 people attended the 28th birthday party of verdun rebekah lodge no 84 in the oddfellows hall last thursday evening thirty three tables of euchre were in play and the room looked verj pret ty with the birthday cafee sprint lo wers and candle after 12 games had been played all adjourned to the banquet hall where tables were vet and decorabed with pink and green paper and lighted can served including two birthday cakes mrs uluan ritchie the noble orand presented the following prises for euchre u mr cam sin clair 3 mrs el r robinson 3 mrs e parton 4 mr fred anthony 6 mrs v cvanagh 8 mrs j whitney birthday prize mi isabel cleave door prize mrs victor king luoky number mrs ken- hun t mrs rithcie thanked all or their attendance in making the party such success and another delightful ev ening was brought to a close balunafad clearing auction sale 6f farm stock implements etc the undersigned has received to tractions from thompson russell to sell by public auction at lot 6 con east toronto township 1 mile south of deny west 5 miles south of bram pton 5 miles north of oooksvule oi no 10 highway on wmwranav hhrth nth at 1 o clock sharp the following uast week tbe service at the united church was withdrawn owing to the illness of rev a o w foreman we are sorry to know that mr mc ejiery br is not improving very fast and is still confined to his bed the march meeting oi the mrrir circle was held at the home of mrs don brown friday evening the pnv- sident joanna bhortlll was in charge mls lydla snow gave the topic from the study book in a y manner mrs fflwood snow had c of the devotional mrs don brown gave an interesting reading on christian stewardship the worlds day of prayer service was observed friday afternoon in the church a talk on prayer by mrs foreman was enjoyed by several women taking part in the service made plow it very inspiring mrs e jtccenery and mrs p w sbortili spent the weekend with their mother in fergus black clyde mare ris ing 4 years brown roan clyde mare rising 7 years bay clyde mare rising 7 years bay agrlcuusinu mare regis tered rising 5 years bay mare rising 6 ye cattle registered dual purpose shorthorns rosewood clara and 333436 female red bom july 3s um8 due in may rosewood blossom 333 183 female red born april 38 ims milking due in august rosewood or ange 3331m female red born oct 3 1943 milking since december not bred rosewood cherry 333185 female roan born march 34 1843 minting bred in february maryknoll frisky 337003 female red born junesb 1943 due in april maryknoll jonasbar 33o- 486 female red born march 39 1944 red heifer calf born ih oct eligible for res red heifer calf bom tn dec ember eligible for reg mluhswen crusader 371327 mafcjvd born sept 5th 1943 this will tmdte a good herd sire orade shorthorns red co 7 years milking due in july red he fer milking due in july red roan heifer bred feb 3 taoclnated red heifer ih yra 4 good steer calves one choice baby beet calf red roan reifer mukinf due in july pios yeifcshtre sow due april 3 young yorkshire sow due april 10 3 yorkshire sows just bred 30 pigs from 7 to 11 weeks old some fat hoga implements mcoormick deer log 014 tractor on rubber massey harris fertiliser disc drill 13 run masseyharrls low wheel tmotor cul- ttvaiorjmwer lilt masseyharrls 7 ft binder on rubber tractor and horse hitch deerlng new ideal mower 6 ft cut masseyharrls 10 ft hay rake oockshuu no t manure spreader mc- cormlckdeertng 3furrow ace bottom rubber masseyharrls to sootvl youll be able to ride like a king wood wheel wagon above implements all new since 1943 masseyharrls threecharter wagon in good condition set of heavy trao- or harrows 4 sections set of seed ha rrows 5 sections 3 stretchers set of 3- section implement ha harrows all sharpened mcccttntcfcdeermgi nar row bottom plow new international 3 dram land toller 18 f hwj tack new set of bain bob a la good newjos reck etc ot high beam weigh scales gravel box electric no 9 masseyharrls cream se parator used very utue 36 ft exten slon ladder new 3 sets heavy double treesbew set of 3 horse doubletrees new 3 neckyokers new 15 ft logging chain tractor 12 ft logging chain pig crate oockshutt no 3 fanning mill fwltta bagger and extra screens new condition woods oat roller new miscellaneous beatty coal brooder stove in new condition a number of no 1 fence and anchor posts eteotofc fencer 3 pig feeders ptg trough forks shovels and other harness set of heavr doubts brass mounted practically seed new third horse set new 3 1 collars nev 91 and 33 tactw orain quantity of oats some minden aprlng wheal quantity of teed grain ih bad tit alfa seed thumb cash nothing to removed until settled h pes no reserve at the ffcrtfi is mat j a mobrtde arts i s