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% « THE FLBSHERTON ADVANCE Wednesday, June 19, 1946 r -J- 4 T I »â-  t »â-  CUSTOMERS' SUGGESTION CORNER For Rural TeUphon* S«rvictt Ol!**"** ^nW»' WE know it's not always easy to keep little ones from playing with the telephone, or their older brothers and sisters from spending too much time on the line. We can only remind you that, mitil rural facilities can be increased, it is important for everyone to keep their calls as brief as possible. If you have growing children, you can be particularly helpful in preventing needless incon- venience and delays. We ask your co-operation. ROCK MILLS 4 V V A t ^ â- Â¥ > ^ > [ ^ » • ♦ • ^ * « r 4. > ' -» % ' * * ^ -f »- t ^ â- ^ > A > •4 â- Â» .< > -« » «- » ^ * « ^ i» f ^ 4 » a «. y T A ^ ^ *- ~* r i ^ â- Â»â-  < ♦ •r T * *â-  -». % C V " - ^ T t > «r 4V >- A -^^ '4^ •« { > f 1 ? 9 f « â- * » P- > I -< .* •« > •5 * .« •. > r 4 > ^ * •r -^ > r > â- f > ♦ « f t f 4 >â-  > The rain on Monday was grreatly needed, as the ^oun'd was beoomdng very dry. Hay crwpb in the district are short and more modlsture is needed. The wheat is heading out well and looks very /promising. Miss iMarjorie Newell has gone to Owen Sound for a month. Master Rulssell Cameron, grandson of Mr. and Mrs- Will Russell» under- went an operation for appendicitis in Markdale hospital last week. We wish him a conaplete recovery. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs, B ATES FOR OOTS DUNDALK Diok Clark were: Mr. and Mrs. Eld- ridge Phillips and daughter of To- continue to improive. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Newell visited on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ritchie of Dundalk. Mr. Ritchie was a former school teacher here. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hopkins and family of Toronto and Mrs. Geo. Patton and fam'ily of Owen Sound .spent the week end at the home of Dick Clark NOTICE y\XWELL UNITED CHURCH CEMETERIES AH plothold'ers and any person interested in Maxwell Unted Church Cemeteries are requested to be pre- sent on Tuesday afternoon. June 25, at 1 p-mi, for the purpose of clean- ing up of those cemeteries. Ja's. Long, G. W. Ross, Chairman. Secretary VICTORIA CORNERS Much sympathy is extended to Mr. LuOier Love and famiily in the death of Lutliei-'si father, the late Wm. Love of Berkeley, who pia«sed away in the Markdale hospital June 7th. A large numiber attended the funeral Monday afternoon, at' Luither's home, thence to Mt. Zion cemetery, where inter- ment wa's made. Our sympathy is also extended to Mrs. Love and daughter, Lila, Mrs. Robert Hannah, Berkeley. iMrsi Tnacy Melenson and little son^ Laurie, of Corbetton spent a feiw days with the former's sdsitser, Mrs. ,E. A. Stinson, and family. Mr. Ivan Copeland of Toronto was a week end guest with his parents, Mr. and Mr. Jos. CofpeUmd. With our siak and injured this week we have several patients â€" Mr. Walter Acheson is confined to bed at present with a heart condition; Mr. Jas. Bafchelox wasi sufficiently im- proved as to be permitted to leave Markdale hosipital and return to bis home and although not feeling too good, is making progress toward re- covery; Saturday last Mr. Rae Jack- son met with a painful accident while loading logs onto his truck. One ol the logs slipped, sitriiking Rae, caus- ing bruises especially about the chest. For these three men, we hope for a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mi^. McGi-egor of Kitch- ener, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McGregor and Maureen of Preston visited over a recent week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Batchelor. A very enjoyable afternoon was spent by the ladies of Inistioge W.A. in company with Mrs. Henry and Miss Kate Macmillan, ex-president and president respectively of Plesh- erton W. M. S. in the home of our mdnilster's wife, Mrs. Thomson, in Flesherton on Wednesday afternoon, June lath. Pridiay Mrs. Wilfred Gal- lagher entertained a numiber of the ladies at a quilting in the interests of the Society. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Williams of Flesherton and Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Partridge of Rock Mills visited re- cently with Mr. and Mrs. Russel) Linton. Congratulations to Mi^ss Peggy Linton, who is home, having com- pleted her year at Dundalk high school, passing on her year's work. The pupils of No. 4 school took part in the musical recital in Dundalk Friday evening. Miss Muriel Talbot of the Bell tel- ephone staff, Dundalk, left Wednes- day for Fort Erie to spend two weeks wih her brother, John, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Stevens of Dundalk were week end gueste of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Gallagher. PRODUCE More Cream IN ORDER TO ENCOURAGE A GREA-^ PRODUCTION OF CREAM. THE GOVERN- MENT HAS ALLOWED A 4c RAISE IN THE PRICE OF BUTTER, WHICH RESULTS IN A 5c RAISE IN THE PRICE OF BUTTERFAT TO THE PRODUCER. THIS WE ARE NOW PAYING. No doubt many producers will furthr increase their herd or, through extra feeding, benefit considerably by this boost in price. OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS For your convenience the Creamery will be open Saturday evenings until 10 o'clock. Livt and Dressed Poultry Flesherton Creamery ORANGE VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Morrison of Walters Falls spent the week with - r. and Mrs. Jaa- Morrison and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Littlejohns and daughter, Linda, of Sharon vis- ited over the week end at their parental homes. Mesisrs. Oscar and Emerson Brown Of Brampton visited with their par- enfe, Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Brown. Oscar had the misfortune to break hFs wrist and will be off work for â- A time. Teacher: "What's the difference 'letween caution and cowardice?" Tommy: "Caution is when you're ifraid, and cowardice is when the ether fellow's afraid." PRICEVILLE Those who attended the district annual meeting oi the W.I. at Dunr dalk were: Mrs. John Meads, Mrs. T. Currie, Mrs. M. McLean, Mrs. O'Dell Mrs. Joe. McKee, Misses Margaret McArthur, Lizzie Mather and Anna Shortreed. Mrs. E. Wright, Margaret Simp- son. Mary McEJachem, Emerson Meads and D. Campbell visited Sun- day with Mr. Dan Cam^jibell in the Owen Sound hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ferguson of Cediai-ville visited on Sunday at the home of Ja's. Sturrook. Congratulations' and best wishes are extended to Mr, John Woollard and Miss Elsie MoKinnon, who were married on Saturday, June gth, by Rev. A. R. Muir of Corbetton. The The bride was showered with many beautiful gifts the week previous by friends and neighbors. Mrs. Sandy Grant and daughter, Alistir, of New Toronto visited re- cently with Mt. and Mi^s. (H. E. Kar stedt and other friends. Mrs. J. C. Harrison returned home liast week, after spending some weeks in the Markdale hospital. Mrs. John Ritchie and baby son returned home from the Orangeville hospital. Messrs. Thos. Harrison, Wm- Meads and Wm. Mather attended the United Church Conference in Toron- to last week. Mrs. A. Parks of Hanover is visit- ing her diaugher, Mrs. Wm. Mathe*. iMr. and Mrs. Bill McKechnie, with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hinoks. spent Tue'sday in Hanover- Miss Retja Pattersn, Reg.N., of San Diego, Calif., is on a short visit t the home of her brother, Mr. Edgar Patterson, and is visiting old friends. (Intended for Last Week) Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sturrock visit- ed friends at Grand Valley the first of the week. Miss Nellie McLean of Toronto spent the week end with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Sims spent Sunday with Owen Sound friends. Messrs. George and Jack Morrell of Guelph spent the week end at the home of A. L. Hinoks. Miss Margaret McArthur spent the week end in Toronto- Mr. Donald Aldcorn 'spent the week end with his mother. Mrs Murray McMillan of Toronto spent a few days at her house in the villag'c. .Air. and Mrs. Knight and baby, Paul, of Georgetown visited ast week with her aunt. Mrs. Jim Sturrock. Mr. and Mrs. Runciman and family of Toronto sipent the week end with the former's mother. Cnngratulations to Elinor McAr- thur, Lorna McFarlane, Helen Mc- Keown and Gerald and Thelma Tucker who won high marks at the Owen Sound Fostival for Ringing. Mr. Innis McLean of Toronto spent the week end at the parentail home. Mir. W. G. Waitson and sister, Martha, attended the funeral of the late Rev. W. E. Curran at Allenford on Monday. Mr. Curran was the min- ister at St. Coumha Church some years ago. Miss Bell Weir of Toronto visited recently with friends here. Mi.s's Reta White of Toronto spent the week end at her home. Mr. Jack McConkey of Toronto spent the holiday at his home here. Mr. Dan Campbell spent Monday in Toronto. Angus Avis, Maaager PhMie 66 FLESHERTON, Onlario More Tourists mean more dollars for her***' The mombt ntent by Amecican tooricttâ€" mora than one nunirmi and *iMt)r milUon dol' Ian Uat vearâ€" spread* aToand. It DMUM estn inooiBe for every Canadian. It ia to every Canadian's interest to pn>> tect this busineas, to treat our visitors with every courtesy, make them want to come again and again. We will thus be building goodwill and building £ar the future of this great Canadian industry. CANADIAN TRAVEL BUREAU Daily Bus Service Now In Effect Flesherton - Toronto LEAVE FLESHERTON To Toronto 9.05 a.m. b 7.40 p.m. To Owen Sound b 12.05 c 4.05 p.m. g 8.40 p.m. b Sun. and Hoi. c Sat. only g daily except Sat. Tickets and Information at Fireside Lunch - Phone 63 Gray Coach Lines • These ducklings have outgrown the capacities of the hen mother, which were adequate only to a point. Similarly, electric wiring designed to serve only a limited beginning, will soon become inadequate to growing needs and a cosiiy hindrance to progress on your farm. When you prove for yourself how Hydro energy can save money and labor for you, you will want to use mors electric equipment. That will put a bigger load on your wiring, and the best time to provide for that added use is when you wire the first time. Overloading ^vastes power. Energy lost by overload- ing an electric wire that is too small con cost you more than the extra money required for adequate wiring in the first place. Install the proper size wire and provid* plenty of circuits to divide up the load, and you will b« sure of better economy and more satisfactory operation of your equipment. Be sure, too, that you have l..ts of "convenience outlets" so that you can "plug in" a lamp, a motor, or other electrical device where and when you wont to. In wiring your farm it will pay you well to be guided by a qualified electrical contractor. Also, your Hydro Rural Superintendent will gladly advise you. ASK AT YOUR RURAL HYDRO OFnCB FOR THE NEW FOIOER "HYDRO GOES TO WORK ON THE FARJKC* „,0RO-ELtCtR.C Of bNT^wo