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To produce milk with a high butter fat content mak^
. sure you feed your herd National 24% Milkbilder, and
—-Natipnal-^2%-Pairy-GohcentFate;—BbththeseNational
i‘fresh-mix” feeds are rich in minerals, proteins and
energy — and extra rich in molasses.
Depending on your grain supply you mix
1 bag of Milkbilder to 2 bags of grain or
1 bag of Concentrate to 5 bags of grain.
.‘ This way you are helping yourself to a
healthier herS^and bigger profits.
Visitors. at the home of Mr.
arid Mrs. Eli Morgan wore Mips
Annie Morgan, Mr, Gordon Fin
layson and boys of Lochalsh.
Mr? and Mrs. Donald McCosh,
Mary arid Dickie visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Hector
Knight of pieton, also relatives |
in Toronto last week, * . j
The Purple Grove Garden, Club
won first prize for'their exhibits1
at Teeswater Fair. .. , .
Mr and Mrs. John Emerson &
Mrs. Harry Brunt visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Ritchie of Zion. - — —
' Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Crawfdrd
and daughter Sandr a, Mrs.; Art
Riley &id son George of Xoridpn
spent Thanksgiving at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gawley.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Patter
son visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Burton Collins.
Advance Four Candidates
Mr: Claude* Dore, Alex Percy
and .John Emerson attended the
regular monthly meeting of the
Royal Black Prechptory at Am
berley on Wednesday evening1 of
last week. Candidates Wm. Mc-
■Qrn^
D. Courtney were advanced to
higher degrees. Another import
ant feature of the evening was
the arrangement for a turkey
banquet on October 30th at Reids
Corners.
Mr. Ben StanleyofKincardine
visited friends around the Grove
on Saturday of last week, „
Mrs* Lorne Johnston, the ’ tea
cherand Miss Winnifred Farrier
of Toronto showed pictures . of
their trip out West during the
summer. They were enjoyed very
much. - '
. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ritchie
of Detroit spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. .Will Ritchie.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie - &
Anne visited Sunday in Ripley
with Mr. arid Mrs. Allan McAul
ey/ _ ■_
—Mr.andMrs—EldonRitchierMr-
and Mrs. Will Ritchie and Mr.
and Mrs/Elm^r Wall visited Sun
day with Mr.' and. Mfs. Anson
Coleman of Varna,;
/Mr. and Mrs. Earl Swan, Jr./
of St. George had their daughter,
Earla; Marlene, christened on
Sunday and spent the holiday
with, his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Swan, Sr. -
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Laidlaw and
girls of London visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. George Hun
ter. '
Mr, and Mrs. Addison Fraser
of Bluevale attended the christ
ening on Sunday of their grand
daughter, Earla Marlerie Swan.
Mr.-andMrs—Roland-Ritchie-of-
Windsor spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ritchie.
Mr. and Mrs. J.ake Hunter,
Freda and John spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tulley
of Hamilton. ,
. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ritchie
children of Moncrief spent-Sun-
day with Mr^ and Mrs. Gordon
Ritchie.
The Zion W.M.S. meeting was
held at the home of Mrs.: Gor-
don Kirkland. Mrs. Jack McDon-
agh presided. Mrs. George Hun
ter took care of the devotional
part and a reading was given by
Mrs. Raynard. Mrs. Eldon Ritchie
had the Christian stewardship.
The sectional meeting is to be
held at Blake’s church on October
22nd. Cards of, thanks wer^e re-
ceived f rom Mr. and -Mrs; Law
rence Reid for the gifts sent by
the W.M.S. also Mrs. Bill Hunter
thanked them for the fruit sent
her. Mrs. Magoffin is to get the
program f9r the' next meeting.
The study book was taken by
Mrs. Jake Hunter. Mrs. Wes Rit
chie favored with an instrumental
and Mrs. Peter'Cook with a read
ing. Mrs. George Huniter took
ever for ther W.A. meeting. The?
bazaar is to be on October 22nd.
The ladies are to meet at Mrs.
-Joke—Hunter^s—next^Thursday—to-.
get things^ready. Mrs. Geo. Hun
ter closed with prayer.
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The Paramount W.I, will meet
October 20th at Mrs. Kelso Mc-
~Nay’s Roll call, “How 1 can be
a good citizen”. Program commit
tee is Mrs. Eric Hackett and Mrs.
J. Ketchabaw.
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Mr. arid Mrs. Roland Ritchie
of Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Ritchie of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs.
-Gordon-Ritchie —and—Mr.& Mrs.
Will Ritchie of Zion were week
end visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Jlitctyie. , .
~ —Miss Marjorie■ McDonald,. ex
teacher of No. 8, sipent the week
end with friends and renewed ac
quaintances.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McKenzie,
Roddie, Barry and Donald spent
the week-end with her mother,
and brother, Mrs. John Purves
and Fraser and visited friends.
’’ Mr I. Bob Brown arid Gary, Mr.
and Mrs.. Bob Evans and family
of Loridon, Mr. and Mrs. Eric
Evans and' family of Hyde Park
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Evans and Teddy—
Mr. and'Mrs. Fred Tiffin, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Ritchie spent
Sunday at Lester Butler’s at Mit
chell.
Donald Huffman returned home
from Chatham;
Marlow and Earl Crowston of
Kincardne spent Thanksgiving
with Mr. and Mrs. John Crowston.■
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DOWN PAYMENT OF 5°/»,
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BOND, etc. - BALANCE IN EASY
INSTALMENTS OVER A YEAR
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You can buy your bond for cash
or by instalment at your
neighbourhood B of M branch
Bank of Montreax
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■„ WEDNESDAY, 6CT.14ti>, J953
fURPtB .GROVE
WOLF CURS
The Jungle echoed to the howl
of 17 Gribs at last week’s meeting,
with Akela arid all assistants, pre- .
sent. “Grey Brother” Andrew .
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conducted the1 openingrceremon- --
ies, with inspection following, At 1
3his irieeting the annual -inter*Six; -<
Pack competition was begun,
with, the “Jewel” system replac- ,
jng thefofrrier boint system.
Jewels are, given to each-Sixer
cn the basis of one for each Cub
for each of the following: Atten
dance, Dues, Complete Uniform,
Neatness and personal jnspeetiorip\
of Claws,* Fangs; Fur, etc., vary-V <
ing weekly and unknown before-
hand to the Cubs. In games, five
jewels are given the winning Cub
for his Six, and in relays 5-3-2-1
jewels are given according to; ,
standing, with the most orderly
Six getting an extra jewel.. All
Cubs receive one for each test
passed. Any unnecessary yelling,
running or misconduct of .any
kind results ih forfeiting 1 jewel
plus the loss of two more on a
second .offense.
-Raksha Attridge conducted a '
nail driving relay which, resulted
in a win for the Tawny Six de
spite their small attendance.
Akela Thompson Conducted the
investiture of Sixers John And-
rew, Gary Ritchre7’MuiTay-HTm^~/™
ter arid George Gibsori. Baloo,
Raksha and Bagheera Ritchie
then put the Greys arid Reds
through somersaulting, leap frog
and^hoppinigexercises-while-Kaa———-
Umbach and Akela reviewed the *
tenderpad work' with the other
Sixes. Kaa then taught the Pack
--‘The Jungle-Pance of.lBaloo”._-In -
the closing game of *‘This and
That”, “White Claw” Gibson won
his Six five jewels which .'brought;
the Whites into a first place fie \
with the Reds. .In a tiebreaker
game however the Reds carne out ° ’
on top with “Red Fang” Ritchie
becoming senior Sixer for. the
next meeting.
Did you do vo.ur “Good Turn’’
for the day? ' :/Is..
DUNGANNON
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Mr. Harry Marsh of Ferndale.'
Mich., spent the week-end wiHi
his sister, Mrs« Minnie Jones.
Mr..land Mrs. Ernest Pritchard
to, spent Thanksgiving week-end
with.Mr. and.Mrs. Wilfred Pent- .
land and. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Pentland.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Popp, ac
companied by 'the latter’s motii-’
er, Mrs. R. A. McKenzie, Wing
ham, spent Thanksgiving with .
Mr. and Mrs, Lorne McKenzie;.:
Toronto. .
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irvin and
Betty were Thanksgiving guests .
wth Rev, arid Mrs. James Bright ?
at Fonthill on Sunday, returning
Monday. Rev.. Bright, a former .
United church minister, is regain-;
ing health after an operation at
Welland last winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Kilpatrick
& family, Toronto, spent Thanks
giving with Mrs. S. J. Kilpatrick
arid "Mr? and Mrs. Cecii Blake. / /
Mr. Arthur'Thompson and Mi*>
-Mabel—Thompson;received —woH-i----—
at the week-end of the death of.
their brother, Adam Thompson.
79, of Delhi, who passed, away
early Saturday and was buried
on Monday. He was a son of. khe
late Mr, arid Mrs. Wm. Thdirip-,
son, ;early Dungannon resident-.
Mrs.. Rbbert .Moore was sad.-
dened this week by the death o'f.
her brother, Thos: Edwards, Lun- .
don.
Was 91 On Wednesday _ z
•t’-Miss—ElieTr~DiTi^^ —
non’s -oldest Resident, ' observed
her>blst birthday on Wednesday,,
October 14th. She has lived with
her brother,’ Robert J. Dui’nin
and Mrs, Durnin for the past two
decades.; Miss’ Durnin, while,
somewhat hard of hearing, enjoys
good health.' . ’ ‘
Miss Margaret RoSe Lyons , of
Lu^kndw" spent’Ihe/week’-^M^td^
the home of her sistah Mrs/Hov/’
ard Culbert
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r>blst birthday on Wednesday*,
itpber 14th. She has lived with
r brother,’ Robert J. Durnin