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THE COLBORNE EXPRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11th, 1945 CHECK COLDS WITH ENTORAL-- 20 Capsules ................................................. $1.75 60 Capsules .............................................. $4.50 YEAR ROUND TONIC maltlevol ............................................ 16 oz. $2.00 COUGH PREPARATIONS griffis' Special................................................ soc passmore's 2 minute aid .................................... 49c W. C. GRIFFIS, Phm.B. YOUR DRUGGIST "You Need Stores in Colborne as Much as the Stores Need You" PLANNING for EXPANSION OF RURAL TELEPHONE SERVICE To keep step with farm progress and to extend service to more farm families, the telephone industry is working on important new devices and methods. Plans are already under way for resuming the rural telephone expansion program suspended in 1940, when equipment and material became urgently needed for the armed forces. Surveys are being made to determine the needs and to provide the facts for carrying out plans to expand farm telephone service. The goal is to bring the telephone to the greatest possible number of farm families. "Colborne Stores Contain Goods Sold Elsewhere and Prices are No Higher" EQUIP YOUR TRUCK WITH good/year ALL-WEATHER THE YEAR 'ROUND TIRE On any road, in any weather .;;for greater traction, greater mileage ; Canada's first choice truck tire is the GOOD-YEAR ALL-WEATHER. Drive in and see us--today I COMPLETE good/year y TIDE CED\fire TIRE SERVICE W. J. ONYON COLBORNE, Ontario NORTHUMBERL AN D MUSIC FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION MEETING The Annual Meeting of the Northumberland Music Festival Association was held in Colborne High School on October 3rd, with 20 members present. It was decided to revive the Music Festival now that the war has ended. The former officers were re-elected. It was decided to hold the 1946 Music Festival in Brighton on May 15, 16 and 17. The Syllabus Committee has as chairman Mr. W. R. Freeman, of Brighton. This committee is called :o meet at the residence of Mr. W. A. Atkinson, R.R. 1, Roseneath on Thursday, October 25th, at 7.30 p.m. The other members of this committee are Misses Myrtle Hardy, Margaret Atkinson, Frances Solomon, Carrie Doxsee, Edith Hilliard, Lillian Floyd and Edith Dunn, Mesdames L. Bingham, Geo. Campbell, Chas. Howey, Nellie Leggett, Helen Cooper, R. S. Martin, Lenna Alexander, Ruby Meggs, D. C. Hoskin, Aletha Jamieson and Allan Watson, and Sr. Anna Gertrude, and Messrs. Albert Hazell, W. T. Stanley, and W. H. Carlton. The Prizes Committee chosen is as follows: Mr. Frank Wilson, chairman; Mrs. J. Delaney, Mr. W. J. Nesbitt, Mrs. R. E. Drope, Mrs. W. A. Good-fellow. The Publicity Committee is as follows: Mr. R. D. Frise, chairman; Mr. Grant Sine, M*iss Margaret Lapp, Mr. Fred Miller, Mr. Arnold McNaughton, Mrs. A. Nill, Mr. Albert Scott, Mr. J. Whyle, Mr. W. J. West, Mr. Gerald Solomon, Mr. A. Rappaport, Mr. Thos. Stothers, Mrs. Gerald Murdoff. It was agreed that we should try to secure Mr. G. Roy Fenwick, Mus. Bac, Music Supervisor of Ontario as Adjudicator. A. A. MARTIN, Secretary. NORTHUMBERLAND HOLSTEIN DAY Warkworth Fair on October 5, had the Northumberland County Black and White Day held in conjunction with its activities. President Eric Merrill and Secretary Lindsey Anderson and the local herd clubs were well pleased with the event. Roy Orminston, field man, looked after the entries and the judging was done by J. M. Fraser, Streetsville, Ont. Grand champion male was the Senior Herd Sire owned by D. C. Hoskin, Cobourg, R.R. 5, "Supreme Pabst John" with the reserve senior going to Herd Sire of J. C. Nelson & Sons. Junior Champion and reserve grand was a junior bull owned by W. A. Atkinson & Son, Rosneath with the Reserve Junior calf from the herd of E. L. Anderson. In the female grand champion the Senior cow shown bv Thos. J. Convey of Dartford with the Reserve Champion Female also a 2-year-old heifer in milk from the Nel-herd and the Junior Champion NORTHUMBERLAND AND DURHAM LAW ASSOCIATION The Annual Meeting of the Northumberland & Durham Law Association was held in the Law Library at Cobourg on September 24th, with a good representation of members present. The minutes of the meeting of April 23rd, 1945, were considered and adopted. In the absence of the Chairman of the Library Committee, MacColl presented the annual report, listing the new books received by the library. The report was adopted. The Secretary-Treasurer presented his report, copies having been furnished to each member previous to the meeting. The report showed the Association to be in a sound financial position, and was adopted. His Honour Judge German reported on the activities of the Federation of Law Associations, particularly dealing with amendments to the Solicitors Act relative to protection of the profession. He advised that one of the Benchers of the Law Society, George T. Walsh, K.C., had been chosen to make representations to the Attorney General respecting such amendments. He reported Federation of Law Associations District No. 6 was to meet in Peterborough on October 26th, and certain correspondence from W. R. Philip, of Peterboro, was read to the meeting. His Honour urged all members of the association to attend if at all possible. Certain new business was dealt with by the members, and the President H. R. Deyman read a letter from the National Trust Company, the Executor of the Will of the late Charles A. Payne, K.C., relative to a bequest of his law library and office furniture to our association. In conjunction with this, the question of increased library space and general improvements in the condition of the library were discussed and certain recommendations made. Upon motion the gratuity of the librarian was increased to $75.00 per annum. The question of the Floral Tribute Fund was again brought to the attention of the meeting and it was decided that a committee to consist of the President and Secretary Treasurer should be responsible for the purchase of any floral tributes and that each member be assessed at the end of the year in proportion to the amount spent in this respect. Discussion of the present Solicitors' Tariff for the United Counties of Northumberland and Durham revealed that it was generally satisfactory, but that the item respecting preparation of Income Tax Returns should be amended to include "Minimum charge for the preparation of T.l Special $3.00." The question of tifying the title to property when not retained to do so by the purchaser was considered, and upon motion it decided that the release by with reserve from the herd of Nelson ! clients on Pa§e 6 of the Tariff should and Son i be printed and distributed to all Nelson and Hoskin herds took the members for their use. top places in the groups, with the I In the matter of unauthorized prac-Tamylan Special for best udders | tice the Secretary was instructed to going to cows from the Nelson and, write to the Inspector of Legal Of-Convey flocks and the Herd Breeders «ces advising that one of the Regis-prize to Nelson, Convey and Ander-1 trars of Deeds in the Counties was Other county breeders exhibit-, searching titles for clients and carrying were: Lome Evans, Warkworth:1 ing on other matters in relation to Stanley Macklin and Son, Cobourg, j titles outside the scope of his duties, and Eric Merrill, Dartford. Agricul- His Honour Judge German spoke ture Representative. Ralph C. Ban-1 of the excellent development of the bury, points out while numbers were j Association in the past few years and large as last year the herds of, pointed out that the members might Honey Brothers were not out, and consider more extensive activities. the exhibitors were urged to bring only their best. Champion event for all surrounding counties will be held at Warkworth, Thursday, October 11. with Prof. George Riathby of the Ontario Agriculture College as judge. OFFICIALS OF NORTHUMBERLAND 9th VICTORY LOAN CAMPAIGN Each District in County Represented County Executive Hon. Chairman, W. S. Edwards, Cobourg. j Hon. Vice-Chairman Fred J. Slade. Cobourg and Haldimand Twp. County Chairman. Dr. A. R. Richards, Cobourg. Chairman General Sales Committee John Blackhall, Colborne. Chairman Payroll Savings, R. G. Parker, Cobourg. Chairman Public Relations, A. A. Martin, Brighton. District Chairmen Mayor R. D. Dodge, Cobourg. Harold Carr, Campbellford. E. J. Nesbitt, Brighton Township. Milton Ames, Hamilton Township J. E. Lewis, South Monaghan. S. F. Crozier, Murray Township. L. E. Kellev, Hastings. Leonard Gordon, Colborne. D. H. Cooey, Brighton Village. J. W. Pacey, Alnwick. W. Grant Allen, Warkworth. A large number of the prefabricated, barrack-type huts that sheltered United States Army soldiers and civi: lian workers during the building of the Alaska highway will be used this winter to house 400 returned service men and their families in Edmonton. Each unit will have its own living room, a small dining room off the kitchen, bathroom, utility room and one or two bedrooms. A general discussion ensued as to the increasing growth of juvenile delinquency, especially with relation to the part our association might play in curbing such, and assisting the various organizations in their work of juvenile training and suppression of crime. The following resolution was ordered incorporated in the minutes, and copies thereof forwarded to tho Counties Council and the Ontario Provincial Secretary "Resolved that the attention of the Counties Council and the Ontario Provincial Secretary be called to the deplorable conditions under which juveniles are detained pending trial, and of the lack of segregated detention quarters juveniles both male and female and that this association strongly urges that properly segregated detention quarters be immediately provided for male juveniles in the Counties Goal and for female juveniles in the Ontario Training School for girls at Cobourg." His Honour Judge German pointed out that the election of the Benchers of the Law Society would be held ia March, 1946, and that there was every reason to believe that a Bencher could be elected from Northumberland and Durham. The Secretary was instructed to send ballots to each member of the association for nomination of a candidate for Bencher. The Officers of the Association elected for the coming year are is follows: President H. R. Deyman. Vice-President N. A. MacColl, Secretary-Treasurer L. R. Graham, Directors T. C. Thompson, A. D. Hall and R. B. Baxter. Canada has been invited to send 10 delegates to the World Youth Conference which opens in London. England, October 31. Youth organizations from all over Canada will select delegates representing Canadian youth in hu«ine«=. farm, labour, religious and racial groupings. Change of Ownership Having sold my Flour and Feed Business to Messrs. R. E. and T. F. Chandler, who will take possession October 15th, 1945, I wish to thank my many customers for their liberal patronage and solicit a continuance of the same for Messrs. Chandler. R. M. Bresee XMAS CAKE SPECIALS Friday, Oct. 12 Saturday, Oct. 13 SEEDLESS RAISINS 2 lb 35c SURFLAKE PASTRY FLOUR ............ 24 ft 72c SHELLED FILBERTS V4 lb 28c 7 lb 24c SALTED PEANUTS, lb 37c PAPER SHELL PECANS per lb 35c SHELLED ALMONDS V4 lb 29c 4 pkgs. PUDDING PDRS. 1 it, niTF!S CUT MIXED PEEL, lb 35c (while they last) PURE BLACK PEPPER 4 ozs. 10c LUX TOILET SOAP 3 bars 17c SUNBURY TEA (Hayhoes) Vz lb pkg. 39c "New" COLORED CHEESE, per lb ........34c THRIFT SOAP FLAKES 2y2 lb pkg. 25c RATION COUPONS due this week SUGAR............................ 64 Campbell's, Libby's, Aylmer TOMATO SOUP ...2 for 19c PRESERVES P16-P1.7 BUTTER........................125 KARA MOTOR OIL (Winter Grade) 75c per Imp. gal. MEAT .......:....................M6 BE WISE ECONOM!?17 SHOP AT POST & PEACOCK "Colborne's Prosperity Depends Upon Those Who Spend Their Money in Town" WANTED BY Canadian Canners Limited No. 2 BRIGHTON, ONTARIO Cull Apples, $2.25 per cwt. to be delivered at Brighton PHONE BRIGHTON: No. 11 Daytime - 39w Nights McCracken&McFadyen AMBULANCE SERVICE and E. McFadyen, Embalmer Undertaking Prices to Suit Everyone SERVICE THE BEST