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) Hi THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1948 PAGE ELEVEN Citizens In All Sections Of District Give Their e following constitutes the of- ficers, directors and the committees which are in charge of the Oshawa Fair this year. The personnel have given generously of their time and talents in a co-operative effort to make this Ontario County Exhibi- 2 tion the best ever. President: E. L. Chapman. First Vice-President: T. C. Glas- Second Vice-President: Dr. W. H. ifford. Secretary-Treasurer: E. W. Web- ber, Columbus. Honorary Presidents: Col. R. 'S. © McLaughlin, 'Lt.-Col. R. B. Smith, i Ph VD, F. L. Mason, O. H. Downey, Norman Down, T. K. Creighton, K.C., Mayor Frank McCallum, Warden of Ontario County, Wilmot Bain, Arthur Williams, M.P., T. D. Thomas, M.P.P. a Honorary Directorsy John Gra- ham, Wm. Dyer, Fred W. Browne, John Baker, George Hart, Russell Richardson, Mayor Wm. Davidson, Admiral Sharp. Directors: Alfred Ayre, C. W. Law, Norman Down, E. J. Powell, H. G. Hayes, A. E. Grass, Walter Beath, Stanley Bagg, L. E. Osier, John Howden, F. M. Chapman, Heber Down, James Sleesor, E. G. Disney, T. C. Glaspell, John Batty, W. E, Dunn, Maurice Reed, Alex Muir, Michael Starr. - Associate Directors: Percy Neale, F. O. Kirby, Wm. Manning, Roy Trimm, Richard Branton, Don Christian, Harry Bennett, R. N. Johns, Lyn Fair, M. E. Atkins, Cliff Haggerty, Harry Boyes, Roy Bond, D. J. Mather, W. R. M. Leggette, Fred Ing, Roy Lavois. Junior Farmer Directors (Boys): Robert Flett, Maurice Reed, J. L. Beaton, E. G. Disney, Wm. McClen- nan, Boyd Ayre, Vernon Powell, Don. Knapp, John Thomson, George McLaughlin, Wm. Brownlee, Grant McIntosh, Wes. Piatti, Harry John- ston. Lady Directors: Mrs. L. G. Moody, Mrs. W. A. McNeely, Mrs. A. A. Crowle, Mrs. A. D. Langmaid, Mrs. Brown. Associate Lady Directors: Mrs. M. $ Davies, Mrs. W. Riding, Mrs. B. A. wn, Mrs. Ray Gimblett, Mrs. hie Black, Miss Vega Lyons, Ola Westlake. Junior Farmer Directors (Girls): Mrs. Gordon Brown, Mrs. Frank Simpson, Elsie Dyer, Jean Gimblett, Marion Hayes. COMMITTEES (First Named Is Chairman) Executive and Finance: E. L: Chapman, T. C. Glaspell, Dr. W. H. Gifford, Norman Down, E. W. Web- ber. Heavy Horses: Heber Down, John Batty, D. J. Mather, Myron Vipond, James Slessor, Clifford Barrett, Clifford Haggerty. Light Horses: A. E. Grass, W. R. M. Leggette, Roy Lavis, Stanley _ Bagg, H: G.-Hayes. 1 i x & Ontario ports of entry for the) i Beef Cattle: John Howden, John © Baker, Russell Richardson, Walter Beath. Dairy Cattle: H. W. Boyes, E. J. I Powell, Joseph Milligan, Thos. Flett, * Alex Muir, Robt. Von Pilis, John Batty, Chas. Robson. Sheep: Alf Ayre, T. C. Glaspell, Norman Down. Swine: T. C. Glaspell, W. P. Neale, Patrick Teefy. Field Crop Competition: F. M. Chapman, John Batty, Elmer Pow- ell, H' L, Fair, Heber Down, John Baker. Floriculture: F. O. Kirby, Richard Branton, R. N. Johns, Roy Trimm, R. Gilson, Wm. McNeill, Mrs. Leslie Guy, Mrs. May M. Henry. Agriculture and Horticulture: C. W. Law, F. M. Chapman, Thomas Wragg, Wm. Scattergood, F. H. Westney, F. O. Kirby, John John- ston. Special Attractions: Dr. W. H. Gifford, E. G. Disney, L. Osier. Printing - and Publicity? L. E. Osier, E. W. Webber. Buildings: Roy Trimm, W. E. Dunn, Heber Down, F. O. Kirby, Dr. W. H. Gifford, A. E. Grass, Grounds: Stanley Bagg, E. J. Powell, Dr. W. H. Gifford, W. R. M. ggette, Heber Down, A. E. Grass. onations and Prize List Adver- g: Michael Starr, Les Eagleson, Wm. Davidson, E. L. Chapman, E. W. Webber. Trials for Speed: W. E. Dunn, Dr. Cowie, A. E. Grass, John How- son, Dr. Webster, Harry Bennett, Corb Stiner, W. R. M. Leggette, Harry Gimblett, Ted Spencley, Ed. Donald. Junior Farmers (Boys): Robert Flett, Morley Reed, J. L. Beaton, E. G. Disney, Boyd Ayre, Vernon Powell, George McLaughlin, John Thomson, John Howden. Customs Receipts Down For August By The Canadian Press Customs and excise receipts at 'month of August showed a general decline as most points reported less revenue than for the same month during 1947. A few centres, however, such as Oshawa and Brantford, reported increases. To- ronto had the greatest decrease with a decline of $882,662. The following were among re- ports received: . August 1948 August 1947 $13,967,061 $14,840,724 656,653 1,036,159 1524425 1,744,064 102,096 116,988 689,860 930,267 Stratford 112,268 124,696 St. Catharines 187,237 248,642 tford 280,520 216,158 wa 1,715,224 1,268,966 FIELD CROP WINNERS Two Durham County farmers were listed among the winners in the field crop competitions at the C.N.E, this week. Willlam Boyd of Orogo placed fourth in the championship sheaf class for oats. Clifford Hudson of 'Toronto Niagara Falls Kitchener Kingston Hamilton . Pontypool was second n the Irish Cobbler potato. class. \ Time and Talent for Fair Whitehall Notebook BY JAMES McCOOK Canadian Press Staff Writer London, Sept. 2--(CP)--Foreign Secretary Bevin and Gen. Sir Brian Robertson, British Military Gover- nor of Germany, have turned to the non-party Hansard Society to help educate the Germans in demo- cracy. A struggling organization, with 2,- 000 members in the United King- dom and working in associatiom with similar organizations in Canada and Belgium, the Hansard Society in turn has appealed to the British public to assist. The non-profit-making society was |. founded in 1944 to carry out "work of national importance in education | for citizenship." "The Hansard Society has the du- ty of spreading knowledge about the institution of parliament and arousing interest in that subject," it says. Gen. Robertson in a letter to the society council chairman, Cmdr. Stephen King-Hall, said the society had assisted in the past by enter- taining German politicians and others sent to England to see demo- cratic institutions at first hand. These visits had made "a very great impression" and were as im- portant as any other measure in promoting re-education of Germans, Only limited official funds could be granted and the societj's mem- bers must provide most of the mon- ey needed. But Gen. Robertson added, "there is certainly no better |' cause nor one in which a compara- tively modest sum can achieve great results." Bevin wrote that he hoped pub- lic-spirited firms and men would make it possible for the society to give German politicians and officials instruction and information about all aspects of British parliamentary e. In an appeal to members, King- Hall said the society now must ob- tain suitable premises and adequate staff. A start could be made with £5,000 ($20,000) "although £10,000 would be preferable." Membership should be raised from 2,000 to 5,000 or 7,5000 and a series of courses for . | German politicians and officials ar- ranged. HUNTED WITH FIRE Indians hunting buffalo used to set fire to grass, panicking the ani- mals, and then moving in for an «1 il ® The crop's in! Thousands ofdozens of the big red bottles are on the march again. Your share of the greatest ketchu in the world is within re at the nearest grocer's. HEINZ ious ; \ 7-118 nuns ERuERES \ VISIT LOBLAWS TEA & COFFEE BOOTH IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION OF THE FOOD PRODUCTS BLDG. CANADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION AND ENJOY A CUP OF EITHER PRIDE of ARABIA COFFEE OR LOBLAWS FINEST ORANGE PEKOE RED LABEL TEA SERVED WITH DE iClOUS MADEIRA CAKE for 10- YOU RECEIVE COUPON VALUED AT 10¢c--REDEEMABLE ON A FOUND OF EITHER OF THESE LOGLAW BEVER- AGES AT ANY LOBLAW STORE IN CANADA. 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