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t r I* * THB FLESHERTON ADVTANCE Wednesday, February 8, 1950 ^ t ♦ * '' T Pk »- f k Hf M m f 1 â- ^ r * J 1^ ( % • % < f * A -« *< -^ «* -» 0m » « ^ â- r ^ # -<» «- « • â- V â-¼ «: :^ •>â-º «^ -« « -w <» -•• Mb T -r T» r ^ « 0- A- •* ^ * r t t -^ ^ ^ PRICEVILLE Mr. aiwf Mrs. Wm. Sayers and Grant visited Sunday with friends at Geongetown. Mrs. Dan CkuniipbeU, who has been in the Owen Sound hospital for the past six weeks, came to Mrs. Mere- dith's nursing home Thursday and is convialesoing tlhere. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hincks, Glen and Elvin, visited on Sunday at the honve of Wm. Brown, Bunessan. Trail Rangers met Tuesday night »t Jimmie Carson's with nine boys and their leader present. An enjoy- able evening was spent. Christena, daug'hter of Mr. and Mrs. Didk Carson, is a patient in the Duifliara Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tucker cele- brated their 22nd wedding anniver- sary on Feb. 4th. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. John Shortiieed on the death «f their infant son, Dalvid Robert, whose funeral was held Sunday, with Eev. L. W. Mould otPiciating. The ' cask«ft bearers were: Donald Nichol, Percy Hunt, Boll and Archie vlc- Kechnie. Interment was made in the McNeil Ceimetery. Mrs. Wriglit spent a day visiting friends at Sbelbume. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dusbury and family, Mrs. E. Wrigiht and Jean, were recent visitors with friends at Williamsford. Joe Wright of Shelburne spent a few days at his home. • Tune in this Friday at 2:30. to CFOS and hear Priceville W. I. re- port and the splendid paper prepar- ed by Mrs. Thos. Ourrie. iMIr, Donald McArtihur has gone '•-o Owen Sound with his sister for a â- while. P O R T L A W (Intended for Last Week) Mr. C. D. 'MeWrum spent a few days in Toronto and visited with his son, Robert, and Mrs. Moldfum', also Mr. and Mrs. Han-y Meldrum, and called to see Mr. Dean Clinton, who is ill ip a Toronto hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Pedlar, ac- companied by Miss Laura Allison, visited with Mr. and Mrs. â-  Keti Wright, Berkeley. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hill, Dundalk, spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plantt. We are pleased to see Mrs. Hill out ag«iin. Mrs. J. J. Boyce entertianed some ladies at a quilting last Wednesday afternoon. We are pleased to report Mis. He'.b Betts feeling better from an attack of pleurisy. Visitors in tht l!ett= hoiTie recently were; M(r. an-1 Mrs. E. Lang of Flesherton. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Betts visited in Owen Sound and also with Mr. trd Mis. S Saunders at Chut*wortn t\':. Betts rlso spen* i, f c ,v days with tii'.mbers 'jf .heir 'imi'.y i>4 T-.irt'nto. y.r. and jVrs. R M'!J.\iiii , f New IcTc.nto .=!.pent the Arni.'k ond' witn M-. and Mrs, C. D. Meldvimi Mrs. Brooks of Markdale visited with !Vir. Brouks and the i.ovj family. Mr. John Wilkinson has been with his dftiightei-, Mrs. BJdna Russell 4>r a few weeks. We are pleased he is feeling better. Mrs. Jas. Hoppa is not improving as we would Hike to report, bub -with a good rest sJie will soon be back co good heaUli again. \^ Send In yonr renewal now. *,.> CEYLON Eight tables were in play at the Ceylon communtiy euchre club gath- ering Thursday night. Hig<h score for the ladies was won by Mhrs. Kd. Vergos and for the men by Bruce Peebles. Ed. Vergos won the luck prize. The 'next eulchre is being held this Thursday. The Stone's Line eudire club met at the scihool Friday night with 12 tables in play. Mrs. Wm. Gibson won high prize for the ladies and Leonard McKeown for the .nen. Lome Eagles won the pi*ize for lone hands. Music was supplied for danc- ing, following the lunch. 'Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nichol and Harold visited Sunday with Mrs D. K. Mclntyre at Mclntyre. Congratulations to IMfr. and Mrs. Mat Hunter on the gift of a daugh- ter on February 2nd, a sister for Dennis. Goi-don Shaw of Hanover spent the week end with his moher, Mrs. E. Shw. Angus Whittaker is spending the winter with his sister, Mrs. Wm. Carnahan in Toronto. VANDELEUR The Farm' Forum met at the home of H. I. Graham Monday elvening, Feb. 6t)h, and an interesting discus- sion was held on the subject "Are Canadians well fed?" PoMowing the discussions, crokinole and games were played and luncfa was served. The Woman's Association of the Vandeleur Church held their Febru- ary meeting at the home of Mrs. Ethel Hutdhinson on Wednesday af- ternoon, Feb. iBt, with the prr sident, Mrs. Will Howies, presiding. There was a good attendance and an inter- esting program wag provided. Send in Your Renewal. WANTED Farms to sell around $4000.00. We have buyers waiting for low priced farms. WATSON & WATSON REAI. ESTATE BROKEiRS PkoneTOw Dundalk, Ont. YOU CANNOT ESCAPE INCOME TAX RETURNS BY DIEING When you die the Succesion Ehity Branch requires copies of yonr Income Tax Returns for the past five years. Tax with Interest and Penalties (if any) must be paid before fOW Estate is released for distribution. Have Your INCOME TAX RETURNS i^ Properly Prepared While You Are Lhring BRUCE E. KEILL ACCOUNTING AUDirnrG in attendance at I. B. Lucas Law Office Mod. - Tues. - "nrars. - Friday Wed. and Satenky MARKDALE DUNDALK PHONE 2 as Years' Experience PHONB IM Bofrfckeeping Systems Installed BUCKINGHAM Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Ottewell spent an evening last week with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brownridge. Mt. Johnny Graham of Banks vi.-5- ited with his sister, Mrs. Herb Haw- ton, and faniily for a few days last week. ' Thursday, Felb. 2nd, the Commun- ity Club met at the home of Mrs. M. Douglas, with 16 members and visit- ors present and the president. Mrs. L. Hough, in charge. The meetin.^^ ' opened with devotional exercises, after which reports were read by the secretary and treasurer, the latter showing a good banli balance. It wa.s decided to make a substantial donation to the March of Dimes. A schedule of meetings for the balance of the year was drawn with each member being .given the preference of exchange if not conivenient. Tho remainder of the afternoon was spent quilting and all enjoyed the delicious kinc.h sei"^red by the hostes:-;. The March meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Leonard Cox. Mr. and Mi-s. Robinson and family of London were giiests over the week end with Mir. and Mrs. A. Ralph. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Hawton accom- panied Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hawton to Owen Sound on Friday. Mr Gene. Bleakley of Bi-aniiptoi spent the past two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hougih. CHEVROUTTridis 0(J7srAA/off^6 oojeA8/iny/ SMooTH&i Arsio^ spseos/ SfrrsK ps/ifio/sMAA/oe si^eey my/ Mora power to you, more profits to you â€" in the new ond highly-improved Chevrolet Trucks for 19501 They're des- tined to raise even higher the Chevrolet Truck reputation for economy, safety, comfort and durability. 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