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Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Pedlar visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. F. Rob- inson at Dundalk. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar McKee and Barbara of Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. John McKee of Flesherton vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jackson. Lorraine and Eleanor Shier are attending high school from our school this year. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Meldrum and Donald spent a day at Wasaga Beach with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mel- drum of Toronto. D. A. Fisher, Del- bert and Chester Plaritt also called on the Meldrums at the cottage. The Mission Circle of Rock Mills church met at the home of Mrs. Ear! Croft la>t Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Love visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Lundy Jehnston at Vandeleur. Mr. and Mrs. Walter .\kitt, accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. Wes Plantt. enjoyed a motor trip to Huntsville on the week end and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keys. Mr. and Mi*. David Jamieson ot Toronto are visiting relatives and friends in this district. FEVERSHAM Mr. Wm. Walters and Charlie ot Toronto visited the Hudson family recently. Mr. Dick Cameron of Southampton called on Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hudson recently. Mr. Chris Thoimpson has returned home from visiting his brother, Johi Thompson, ^t Agincourt. Mrs. Ethel Acheson is visiting her sister, Mi-j. John Black. Mr. and .Mrs. Howard McKee vis- ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ab. Stewart at Flesherton. Mrs. Henry Ale.fander returned home with them. Mr. Eli Robinson i.s visiting hii daughter. Mrs. Dick Padden, Barrie Bums Presbyterian Church, Fev- ersham, will hold anniversary servi- ces on Sunday. Oct. ZTd, at \\ a.m. and 7:.30 p.m. Mr. John Bell win preach at both services and the Ehjn- dalk male quartette will sing at th' evening service. There will be spec- ial music by the choir at the morning service. BUCKINGHAM One race where there is no grround for gambling is that between the lionsehold budget and the cort of living. GOLDEN HONEY IN YOUR OWN CAN 19c lb. MILLER'S STORE Phone 3SJ4 CEYLON Mr. Ehck Cameron of Southamp- ton is visiting at the Cameron home. Recent visitors with Mi-, and Mrs. .^. Ralph were: Miss Ena Dello and Mrs. Jim Tran and daughter. Sheila, of Stayner. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Smith and babe and Miss Coreen McGregor of Camp Borden visited a week ago with Mr. and Mrs. .K. Brownridge. Miss E>orothy Hawkins of Detroit is spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Alf. Hawton, and family. A large nvnaber from here atten ed CoUing-wood Fair Saturday which, according to many, wa.' the best in years, and certainly compared fav- orably with those in larger centres. Mr. an<i Mrs. Lloyd Hough and Eleanor spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Taylor and Esther at Dunedin. Mrs. Harry Udell spent a week recently with her daughter in Owen Sound. Th,; Community Club will meet at the home of Mrs. M. Douglas on Thursday. Oct. 7th. PRICEVILLE 4^ If it is a long, dirty, sweaty trip to heaven, most women wont enter until they have a chance to clean up a little. < « < > :: Shingling NOW is the lime to look after your roofs and to apply asbestos siding. Call il Kay Roofing & Shingling Corp., Ltd. | Local Agent: G. B. Welton. Flesherton | WIN A FREE TRIP TO BRITISH ISLES Open to Winners of "Esso" Classes at O.P.A. Branch Matches AGAIN THIS YEAR. Imperial OU Limited offera a grand prize of a free trip to the British Isles to •ach of the two top, men in the "Easo Champions" Tractor Class at the International Plowing Match at Lindsay on October 15th. The "Esse Champions" Class is open to winners of "Esso Champions Special" classes at O.P.A. branch matches. Don't fail to enter thia class at your local county match. You may be one of the "lucky two." Get full Siar'ticulara from the secretary of your oounty bvauch of the Ontario plowmen's Assoc-iation. *iC>TE: Winners of Esbo cla»M at O.P..\. branch matches held last fall, after the 1947 International match, are eligible for the "Bmo Champions" class on October tSth. IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED Farm Division Mrs. Jim Sturrock was hostess to the W.M.S. and W.H. Tuesday 'af- ternoon, with a good attendance of members and visitors, and Miss Kathleen McLean presiding. Con- siderable business was transacted and the roll call was answered by a preservir^ hint. Mrs. J. A. Nichol had charge of the program aad gave two interesting readings, while Mrs .A. L. Hincka read the Scripture and also conducted a contest, the prizes C"! which were won by Mrs. B. Irwin and M. Nichel, and in group two by Mrs. .\. MacCuaig and Kathleen Mc- Lean. Mrs. D. L. MacArthur pre- sided over the W_M.S. meeting and Mrs. Thos. Nichol read the Scrip- ture, and after the business jjeriod Mrs. .A.. L. Hincks gave the topic "Fading Leaves." A bountiful lunch was strvfcd by the ti(/st«nM< anO her assistants and a social hour -pent. Mr. Jim Sturrock and son, Archie, visired with friends in Toronto and GeorgetowTi recently. Mr. and ilrs. Henry Tucker, Mrs. J. .â- \. Nichol, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dixon and Mr. and Mi-s. T. Tucker attended the funeral of the late Dr. Robert Tucker at Paisley last week. Mr. Emerson Meads returned to Guelph Monday for his second year at the Veterinary College. Hi father accompanied him down. Mr. Wm. Currie, who has been at Highland Lodge nursing home for the past year and a half, fell and broke his hip on Monday and passed away Wednesday morning of last week, in his S6th year. He leaves to mourn, one sister, Mrs. M. Strong, of Vancouver. B.C. .\ service was held at the home of Mrs. Koertz on Thursday evening, when Mr. Grant Muir had charge of the service and gave a comforting message. Inter- ment was made Friday at MansfieU' Presbyterian Cemetery. The Y.P.S. was held Wednesday night in St. Andrew's church, with a good attendance. Mr. Grant Muir gave a very fine address on his trip and the work in his ministry at Barr River and Sowerby. where he spent the past four months, and where h met some old Pricevillertes. Mr. Willis Sayers gave a very interes ing talk on his trip by motor to th. coast, coming home by plane. It was a very descriptive and interes* ing talk. Willis has returned to To lonto University. Misses Betty Tucker and Emma Meads of Toronto spent the wee' end at their parental homes. Mr. and. Mrs. Bill Hill and Sand;, and Mrs. Belle McLean of Fergu.' visited recently at the home of Mr. Lachie McKinnon. Mrs. McLean remained for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sayers ami family of Guelph spent a few days with his parents. Mrs. Marj- McLachlan held an auction sale on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McLachlan and family of Orillia were present at the sale and visited friends. One (Af our Priceville boys occupied the pulpit in St. .\ndrew's Church on Sunday, in the person of Mr. Grant Muir, when a good congrega- tion was present. The Rally Day program was followed by Mr. Muir's address, which was vei-y tine. The Priceville people are very proud of Grant. Mrs. Sims rendered a lovely solo "The Ninety and Nine," accom- panied by Miss Margaret Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Bowemian of Mani- toulin Island. Mr. and Mrs. Hai-vey Dusbury and two sons ol Toronto were week end visitors with Mrs. Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Howatxi Du.tbury. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McKinnon of Hopeville were visitors last week at the home of .\. L. Hincks. Miss Mary Muir returned to To- ronto on Sunday, after spending some time with her brother, Mr. .\llie Muir. Messrs. Willis and Grant Sayers enjoyed a few days last week vis ing through the States. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Stickttey and Dianne of Stratford spent the week end with friends here. Friday afternoon the O.D.R. pupils played ball here with the Priceville boys, with the score in favor of the latter. Lunch was served. Friday afternoon .\lfred and Cath- VICTORIA CORNERS (Intended for Last Week) Misses Christena Duncan and Jea.i Love, and Mrs. George Moore attend- ed a meeting in Flesherton church Monday evening, representiivg Ini<- tioge church in a joint missionary discussion. Mr5. George Ludlow underwent a double operation on Wednes<lay a.m. in Lord Dufferin Hospital. Orange- ville. Her many friends are glad tr know she is making quite favorabU progress and look for her early se- turn home. Miss Florence Batehelor has been enduring a painful finger infection during the past week. Mrs. Wilfred Gallaugher ii able tf he up again although not very strong. Friends here offer their sympatk to the husband and family of the late Mrs. WVp. John Talbot, who passed away on Saturday evening. September ISth. Mr. and .Mrs. Jos. Copeland and Miss Christena Duncan attended th':- wedding in Dundalk United Church on Saturday afternoon, of Miss HpJ- er, Duncan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Duncan. Dundalk. and Mr. Han-y Lyon, Shelbume. Mie.-; Doris Bannon and Master Tom Bannnn, Toronto, visited from Friday evening until Sunday with the former's parents. Mr. and Mr>. Mil- ton Bannon. Sunday afternoon vis itors in the same home were: Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bannon and little daughter, Donna GaiL Toronto, bringing with them Miss Kaye Ban- non. Vancouver, who arrived at .Ma!- ton airport early Sunday morniag and will spend a week's vacation at her parental home. Mrs. Chas. E. Moore of Toronto visited her son. George, and famih from Friday night until Sunday. Other guests in the same home were; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ward. Miss Helen Moore. Ted Moore and Miss Dorothy Evans, all of Toronto. Mrs. Walter .-Acheson returned tr> her home Friday evening from To- ronto, having had a week'^ vacation.. Inistioge Y.P.U. were guests Fri- day evening of the Wareham Y.P.U. at the home of Renfred .Jicheson. Mr. Edgar Boyd and mother. Mr-^ Bedley. Toronto, were Sunday guests of Mr. a"d Mrs. Jas. Bachelor. KIMBERLEY (Intended for Last Week) Mr. and Mrs. O. Pearson of Ken era, Mr. and Mrs. Don Jordan and ^Judy left for home Tuesday morn- 1 ' ing, via Niagara Falls, Toronto. Osh- 1 awa and Ottawa, after spending a | week with Kiniberley friends. Ml", and Mrs. Wes Hindle moved this week to part of the home of Mrs. Jas. Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. D. Jordan and Judy spent the week end with friends in Bferrie. Miss E. McCoanell returned to her home in >Ieaford on Saturday, after visiting here for a couple of weeks. Friday nigiit a number from here attended the meeting in the Orange Hal; at Eugenia, held by Mr. Cairns, when he gave an interestins talk and showed a num'oer of s'.ides on the life of Zaccheus. He was assist- ed by the children. Mrs. Wayne Weber and children have returned from Kearney, ac- companied by Mrs. M- Brush. Kendall Chard. Gerald Kirkpatrick and Stanley Tester returned Friday from the West, -where they assisted with the harvest. Mr. C. oSul of P.-.rt H->p.r spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. T. Soul, who returned with him for a month's holidavs. PIANOS All makes, .some reflnished, with benches. If interested W. BLAKEY phone 196w2 Dundalk. PROTON SI vrroN ROCK MILLS \ ery warm dry \. eather prevail? Good rains are b;idly needed, as pas- tures are drying up. There is very little feed out for stock. Mr. and Mrs. Joyce Porteous am- family visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. TIios. Johnston and Mr. an.i Ml-*. Ralph McPiialter a[ Kemble. .A. large nunii)er from here wese at Colling%vt)od Fair Saturday and re- port a splendid show and a very large crowd. Misses Ruby and Eunice Dobson of Owen Sound were recent visitors ; their homo here. Mr. and Mrs. Everette Talbot are moving here bo Mr. Ken Betts' res- idence, near the Eugenia corner. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Johnston c Owen Sound and Mr. and Mrs. I. Hurlburt of Balmy Beach, visited o- Sunday with the foi-mer's sister. Mrs. .Joyce Porteous and familv. erine McLachlan were presented with a. gift of money from the pupils and teacher as a remembrance from their friends at the school. They are moving to Durham. The Trail Rangers motored to Salero Saturday afternoon for a game of ball, which was won by the Salenn team. The boys enjoyed a hike and then lunch. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. J. .\. Nichol, who celebrated their silver wedding anniversary Sunday. Sept. 26h. at their home. It was also the birthday of their son, Har- old. Best wishes are extended to this highly esteemed couple. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Wickens visited Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Stewart. Meaford. Mr. and Mrs. G. Wiley and Devona were recent visitors at the horn* of Sam Wiley. Wodehouse. Mr. and Mrs. Don Feixuson at»d ••Mian of Meaford were visitors at the home of Mr. Joe Gibson. Mr. Ernie Williams was taken suddenly ill while he and the family were spending the afternoon in Owen Sound and. w-as taken to the hos- pital there and underwent ar opera- tion for appendicitis. His many friends wish for him a speedy recovery. NOTICE K.AY'S BEAUTY P.VRLOR will be clo.«iHl from Oct. nth to Oct. Igth. MRS, K.ATHI.EEN HAWKINS Phone .1.1 Flesherton SEND IN YOUR RENEWAL. CAMERAS BOUGHT -AJVD SOLD E.\CHANGED OR REPAIRED REa BODEN B-A Station FLESHERTON "6Hr rRoofs SHOULD HAVE D. MacTavish & Sons Flesherton, Ont. SHOW YOU HOW! MUD AND SNOW LUG Thia tough tire . . . with wide dmgonai lugB ket>p8 beavy cruclu SQxvifi ia tba toufheat kinti of ofT- Uitt-roflul «erviue. STUDOCD SURE-CRIP Give* Uiftit uucka traator-crsetiaa. Oee(>. ihiirp ttudA Cnp sod uka hoid in dM coucheat bad- kmmI aâ€"aou. i~-^ Siooaaay Madam/ a naWonvtld^ Every month the Uomiaioa Bureau of Stati.st!cs issues the cost-of-living inJex. Con- ,.sumer groups, trade aatons, employers, the government and many others know the imporiaace of accurate (ig- ures on the cost o^ I'v^-^ ; Vie don [ c;»ll xi M homes. We can get a good picture by questioning a tr.utioii of ai! tani'lio. chosen "out of a hat'. If yours is chosen it will represent many other fanitlies like it in '•ize, com- position 'sr iocintc * *\ :^ To keep the basis of the index up-to-date the Bureau is doing a nurvey .icros* Can- ada to tind out what percent- age of income t'ae average tumily spent on tood. cloth- ing, shelter, recreation, acid â- ^rhcr !tem« in the past vear. v^y Don't worry it vou don't know exactly how much vou spent on everything. You will kno.v some if vour ex- penses acxTiratelv, tjut we ceal.ze you will have to esti- mate others. The Sureau rep- resentative will gl.idtv help you (ill out tiie questionnaire. All Bureau ceprese.;tative» carry iJintifivacion ords. In- formation you give to the B.:.-cau is ^triccl^ ^I'i^'idet; tiai. No other source, public or private, can gain accesii to the infortiiatio;! you give about vourselr or vour f.ir..,!- . ^'4Wf If you hajipen to be in the sample of Canadian families, plea.so give the Bureau rep- resentative tuU co-operatioo. You iwll be pectiirining • worthwhile service as a citizen. 80-1 a-