Grimsby Independent, 20 Aug 1942, p. 7

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Twoâ€"Week Rural Rubber Drive Will Be Launched Next Week mencing Monday, August 2 . rural areas of Ontario and Quebe: will resound to shouts of "Any old rubâ€" ber today?" as country dwellers the scrap rubber on their premises to local mail couriers who will act as rubber salvage collectors for the special rural campaign. From August 24 to September 8, rural mail couriers of both these provinces will pick up and bring in to central salvage depots all scrap rubber articles left at rural mailâ€" boxes by boxholders. The drive is timed to include Labor Day and the end of the summer season so which closing of camps and cotâ€" tages will bring to light. Farm dwellers are also expected to roll out a good supply of rubber scrap in these rural areas which up to now have not been conveniently reached by regular salvage comâ€" mittees. Seriousness of the rubber situaâ€" tion in Canad« and the need of rubber scrap for reclaiming purâ€" poses means that every scrap rubâ€" With wool foâ€" sweaters getting ore and more precious, women of Cannda are going to do a lot of Wool Resources Are Increased § As Old Sweaters Become New Country Dwellers And Summer Residents Urged To Leave Scrap At Mail Boxes This is how to unravel an old mmm«m- eners and unpick any double crochet round the edges If the collar was knitted on pickedâ€"up stitches, unravel this next, starting at the end where you finished knitâ€" As you unwind, roll the wool inâ€" to balls. There may be some short lengths and it is wise to keep these all in one ball When the wool is all in balls, wind into one or two ounce skeins round a tray with one hand under the wool so it isn‘t drawn tight. Before taking it off the tray, tie in two places with a loose loop, leaving ends for tying to the clothes line. Wash each skein absolutely clean fine or dry fiat on â€"~clean towels, turning from time to time In either case, slip along the loops when the rest of the wool is dry, and leave long enough for the wet patches to dry thoroughly. Bqueeze dry and tie to the clothes CAPI‘AIN PERCY AMBROSE KELLY, Chiel Officer of the Canadian National Steamship “l:{ Hawking" when thâ€" . vessel was :”:F.h-rl’ 19, I’fl.- .rn'nfl. ng , Was 9 honored by t Dominion Governâ€" mflum&fiwtw_m on that «<casion. testimonial took *» .orm of a silver tray or whicn tne following inscription was engraved: *Presented i the Covernment ol Canada to Percy Ambrose Kelly, 'hgtdl 16 Amhrome | Chiel Officer, K.M.8. Lady Hawkine 4 i i eE T Sxnns â€" Snfi for â€"meritorious evv.'m'-hn the vessel was suak without warning by 6 memy eubmarine on the nig ;.ehnnuy #9, YWML®" . _ tain Kelly receiving the government‘s \nex oo beads w eit Nomter® wubt, :.;i.. A'n“hr the Biaters t ransport , yepte wanting Mon, C, D. wmu I ransport Minister., 3e Sir imeralnat it WR Widtearmam. day, August 20th, 1942. In the esentation took place in the Alan houd at Melidaz, Cap Captain Kely it ber article is needed, say salvage officials, No matter how old may be the discarded rubber bathing bathing caps, swimming tubes, hot water boitles and flyâ€"swatters, every scrap rubber boost is a knocl.â€"at Hitler. Old tires and tubes from cars tractors and motorcycles, though, are the bigâ€" Particular emphasis is laid on conâ€" tributing old tire casings usually used on summer docks as boat bufâ€" fers. These are wanted, and ofâ€" scrap, no matter how long subâ€" A fourâ€"page printed card is beâ€" ing mailed to boxholders and resâ€" idents, giving the details of the scrap drive as it applies to them, The card carries a list of questions and answers on the drive, a list of mmmmflh-&‘ vaged for rubber collection plus a list of the vital needs for which scrap rubber may be used. City residents receiving mail by letter carrier are specifically exâ€" cluded from the rural postâ€"office pickâ€"up service as city collections would add too much to the task of the post office department in one Farm Implement Instalment Plan Still Unchanged Farm implements still may be purchased on the instalment plan if 40 per cent of the selling price is paid in cash on or before delivâ€" ery and credit terms do not exceed 24 months, according to ‘Wartime Prices and Trade Board officials. Although since Augustâ€"first, conâ€" sumers generally are being requirâ€" ed to make heavierâ€"down â€" payâ€" ments when purchasing goods on the instalment plan, the original ".P.‘I'.B.aumfio-h machinery wishes to turn in old equipment on new, the amount alâ€" lowed for the tradeâ€"in cannot be treated as a down payment but is deducted from the total sale price of the machinery, This means that if $100 is alâ€" lowed on a plece of new machinery costing $300, the total price of the equipment will be treated as worth $200 and the down payment will be not less than $80, 40 per cent of On Mr. 8 is Captain Charles Wmifl""" of Pilots, Halifax. In the centre backâ€" ground is W. G. Miller, Malifax menager, Canadian National Steamâ€" ships, who represented E. B. Teak‘e, CGeneral &” Standing in the (...r-unn next to Mr. Hosterman is Arthur Randies, Director of Merâ€" enant Seamen at Ottawa. A message of ulation from m.mn,.u:mdqu: out the lv:.n;ortbd displayed t high qualities of those who go down to the see in ships." Captain Kelly was in charge of lihhum 'muin{u 70.;~o 'Mr: wat ulr’l tour days before being sighted by a resoue ship. The <tha and ‘..?oum o.l‘dlno ovc.n‘t cites that captain Kely showsd gallaatry in «t ay in touddln'lnlovorlnao! way. t in all things wase A20te Hichialon, His eaderihiy and friendly ‘hflg"“ were , firstâ€"clam His mahip was good. Not one person in the Lbeboat ever eriticized Ifl. 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