PAQE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
DOINGS
OF
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rn
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LULiL
1
(By
the
GhotTitfrs)
Hostess
Dorothy
Garbntt
From
the
world
of
sports
Hector
MtrKerute
report
Uut
the
Midlands
took
a
severe
trmocing
from
U
Math
Heavy
BaUarj
in
soft-bail
on
Thursday
last.
The
league
.worked
out
very
well,
especially
sections
one
and
two
bat-section
three
hasn't
playel
a
game
o
date.
This
situation
ha-
been
a
nit
difficult
bat
tt
is
being
planned
to
have
a
saddwi
death
play-off
for
the
Navy,
the
Dry
Dock,
the
American
officers
and
the
Canadian
officers.
The
hut
was
the
usual
busy
place
yesterday
with
games
and
canteen
going
welL
Bingo
was
the
order
of
the
evening
under
the
direct
km
of
Ken
Hutchinson.
Several
of
the
boys
had
a
good
singsong
around
the
ptano
and
some
of
than
hare
promised
to
come
back
for
the
padre's
concert
on
Sunday
evening.
Volunteers
of
tal
ent
for
this,
splendid
effort
are
welcome.
There
was
a
sound
of
revelry
by
jug
The
Air
Force
dance
had
gathered
there
The
beauty
and
the
chivalry
'or
some
of
tt)
of
Rupert:
And
soft
the
light
shone
O'er
fair
ladies
and
brave
(or
VOfitt
'of
'em
are.
I
sues
men.
But
there
was.
thank
Heaven
no
'Waterloo
to
follow.
Not
evn
a
!
headache.
I
be
ten.
It
was
tatr
of
the
most
beautiful
dances
one
of
these
ghost
writers
has
attended
for
some
time
and
those
responsible
for
the
conduct
and
organization
of
such
an
excellent
affai.-
are
to
be
most
heartily
congratu
lated.
May
all
successive
dances
Twainta
in
such
high
standards
of
excellence.
The
Armory
was
the
scene
of
a
show
followed
by
a
dance
both
of
which
were
weU
attended.
It
wm
plainly
evident
that
the
dance
was
well
organised
as
everything
was
going
along
smoothly.
And
that
about
an
we
have
to
James
Currie
left
by
yesterda
moraine's
train
on
his
return
to
his
duties
with
the
Royal
Caru-.
dian
Air
Force
at
Toronto
after
spending
leave
at
his
home
here
Mrs.
Currie
and
child
will
be
remaining
here
for
another
monUij
or
so.
I
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in
flavor,
perfect
in
quality
arid
pure
as
rvountain
air.
There
is
suprecte
refreshment
in
.
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STORE
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SIGNALS
WINNERS
Take
Second
Victory
In
Gilhuly
Cup
Football
Series
In
the
on'.y
game
of
the
Gilhuly
Cup
footbali
ser.es
to
be
played
this
week,
others
having
been
postponed
because
of
unfavorable
weather
conditions
Signals
defeated
Edmontons
Thursday
eve
ning
by
a
sure
of
three
to
nosh-1
leg.
Sergeant
Wells
of
the
Midlands
refereed
an
interesting
;
match.
It
was
the
second
win
for
the
Signals
who
have
been
pacemakers
all
this
season
U
tootbalL
The
Otthuty
Cup
standing
taking
into
account
the
three
games
'so
far
played
is
as
follows:
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D.
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Air
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Services
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Air
Force
And
Navy
Wives
In
Regular
Meet
The
reisular.rr.ectintr
of
the
Royal
Canadiar.
Ar
Fvrce
and
Women's
Auxiliary
was
held
on
Thursday
in
the
Faroi'.v
Loungf
at
the
Y
Hut
In
the
absence
of
the
prest-
1
BATURPAV,
AUOUST
dent.
Mrs.
Kenny
was
elected
to
This
evening's
tra,i.
,;
take
the
chair.
A
new
secretary
rive
from
the
East
at
6
jo
'
was
also
elected
in
the
person
oT
ported
this
morning
to
bo
Mr.
Gordon
Huff.
After
the
bus)-,
ness
portion
of
the
meeting
Mrs.
Harry
Thrupp
left
on
MHirhead,
Mrs.
Kenny
and
Mr,
morning's,
train
for
a
trip
DoolitUe
served
tea.
The
next'nlpeg
meeting
will
be
held
on
September!
3
when
tt
is
hoped
other
HAT
Mr
and
Mr
W
and
Navy
wiv
will
be
in
attend-
Wf
ancr
family,
who
have
bre
;,
,
,
.
the
summer
at
Lake
Kj
DAILY
NKW3
WANT
ADd
BRINO
turned
to
the
city
on
1
RESULTS.
PHONE
98.
'afternoon's
train.
I
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FOR
HOME
PRESERVING
1
Sugar
rationing
is
essential
Here
are
the
facts
regarding
home
preserving.
DOES
the
Government
want
canning
and
preserving
done
in
the
home?
YES.
The
Government
encourages
every
housewife
to
preserve
fruit
in
season.
IS
extra
sugar
available
for
canning
and
preserving
over
and
above
the
regular
rations?
YES.
By
signing
a
voucher
at
your
grocers,
adequate
sugar
may
be
purchased,
but
this
additional
sugar
is
for
preserving
and
canning
only.
(Ask
your
grocer
he
has
the
forms
and
all
particulars.)
IS
it
required
that
sugar
purchases
be
tied
to
fruit
purchases?
NO.
You
may
grow
the
fruit,
collect
wild
fruit,
have
fruit
as
a
gift,
or
buy
it
from
AhJY
retailer.
In
any
case
you
are
entitled
to
the
sugar
required
to
preserve
it.
WHY,
if
sugar
is
rationed,
docs
the
Government
make
extra
sugar
available
for
this
purpose?
THERE
are
four
reasons
why
home
canning
and
preserving
is
encouraged.
.1.
When
fruit
is
fresh
it
is
perishable.
If
it
is
not
preserved
it
may
be
wasted
and
valuable
food
reserves
lost.
2.
Home
canned
and
preserved
fruits
are
particularly
valuable
from
the
standpoint
of
nutrition.
Such
preserves
will
help
maintain
the
proper
food
supply
of
the
Nation,
especially
when
fresh
fruits
arc
out
of
season
and
not
available.
3.
Home
preserving
helps
supplement
the
restricted
commercial
canning.
.4.
Canning
done
at
home
eliminates
delivery
and
distribution
costs,
and
thereby
saves
essential
labour,
gasoline
and
rubber.
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SUGAR
REGULATIONS
Here
is
authentic,
accurate
information
to
guide
your
war-time
preserving.
PRESERVING:
You
may
obtain
sugar
on
the
basis
of
one
pound
of
sugar
to
two
pounds
o
fruit
for
preserving
purposes.
PRESERVING
SYRUP:
All
preserving
is
to
be
done
with
a
light
syrup
made
from
one
cup
of
sugar
to
two
cups
of
water.
JAMS
AND
JELLIES:
You
may
purchase
three-quarters
of
a
pound
of
sugar
to
one
pound
of
fruit
for
jams
and
jellies.
jMETHOD
REQUIRED:
Jams
and
jellies
arc
to
be
made
using
three
parts
of
sugar
to
tour
parts
of
fruit
or
juice.
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RATION
COUPONS
NEED
NOT
RE
SURRENDERED
WHEN
PURCHASING
SUGAR
FOR
PRESERVING
RUT
RATION
COUPON
NUMRER
MUST
HE
ENTERED
ON
PURCHASE
VOUCHER.
'
Use
the
Chart
llv.lmv
ll7
lion
Haying
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for
Preserving
STANDARD
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Ration
Sugar
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