FurW mpw an mmmmmm BEETOII By hills WRIGBI Dr it Holmes Mrs Holm and Clare spent Wednesday in itrmin Mr and tin liuvry visited relatives to Toronto on Sunday Mr and Mrs Bill Cruston visited relatives in Toronto Wed ncsdoy Mchrmott is guest oi relatives in Ayimer and lim lltoo with relatives in St Anne Que ue Mr and Mrs Fred Martin and family oi Kitchener spent the past weekend with the iormers parents Mr and Mrs Nicol Martin Mr and Mrs Jack Shepherd and Bruce of Everett visited Mrs Wiggins on Satur day Mrs DK Harvey spent Irl daywilh relatives in Toronto Mr and Mrs began and daughters of Toronto visited Mr and blood Wright on Saturday Mrs Reynolds ol ibr onto is visinting her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Cecil Reynolds Mr and Mrs Bill Murray and fondly of St Jean Quebec are spending the holidays at the home at Mrnand Mrs Gordon McClain Welter Reynolds of Ottawa ls visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Cecil Reynolds Mr and Mrs Dean and son at Hamilton spent Sunday with Mrs Deans parents Mr and Mrs Milton Reynolds ltir and Mrs Archibald spent Thursday in Toronto Mr and Mrs Findlay moved during the past week to thelur new home on Main Strect sou CROSSLIIND By MR5 ALLEN Orossland School held tltdr Christmas concert in the corn munlty hall Aiprogram of re cltatlnns drills and dialogues was eruoyed Despite the cold night Santa arrived with his Jolly ho ho We welcome Mr and Mrs William Wicklum and family to the community They have ink en up residence on the William Strath farm We extend sympathy to Mrs Gerald King and family in the sudden death of Gerald on Sat today Mr and Mrs Mer Barnes Staynerwera supper guests oi Mr and Mrs Barnes and Gordon The snow pioughs have been busy keeping the roads cleared after 23 inches of snow in the past week Mr and MrsRobert Mephis Owen sound Mr and Mrs Bert irsii Detroit were Sunday eve ning guests of Mrs Sam Alien Mr and Mrs Frank Hamill were at Malton to met Mr and Mrs Arthur Hamill and family from ireland John McGiouls Boston Uni versity is spending the Christ mas holiday at his home here 16 bassoon The December meeting of the Dalston Womens Institute was held at the home of Mrs Clar ence Brown With the president Mrs Alton Brown presiding i5 members and two visitors ans wered the mil coil with An item for the shutin boxes The minutes ofthe previous meeting and correspon were read and dealt with The new business consisted oi making arrangements for the card parties to be held in the school These are to begin Jan Common Is Reality ï¬ances President de Gauiie Is reported to have sent his ministers to Brussels not to destroy the Common Market but to findout whether It still exists Theyappesr it does and at first glance the agreement agriculture that emerged istmas Eve means athatthe realityeoi theEuro peonchonomle Community never again can be doubted What still can be doubted are themerkcts aims and direc tion and in particular what maniiest destiny de Gaullehim self has ininind iheupackagedeal worked out at Brussels amid clangiogs of impending doom proves that the will to agree among the six artist countries is as strong as variants souunan near As with many professional en the ministers work best Mr and um viiittlo are have decided talks Refreshments were served by Mrs Harry Wright and Mrs Lorne Jory assisted by the onus rumuun CGIi VESIEE SERVICE The national CGii Christina Vesperservice was held in St Johns Unich Church This was community service in which members from the Anglican Presbyterian and United CGli group took part Wednesday night in the legion Mail winners of cards were Mrs Johnston and Mrs Borth wick Cliff Ardicr and Whitton him isebel Campbell no Mal ton for holiday in Florida Mr and Mrs Douglas Paul of Toronto visited Mrs Pauls mother Mrs Jenn Thompson Mr and Mrs Frost and son Gregory of Stoney Creek spent tho weekend with Mrs Torry who returned with them to spend the Christmas holidays Mrj and Mrs Manning are visiting their son and daugh tcrinisw Mr and Mrs Rex Manning of Toronto There was splendid atten dance at Wycliiie Anglican Sun day school concert The girls and boys staged tableau The Great King 15 IN Titliiilc siege 5E5 assist Mrs McOonkoy who had made picturesque scrapbook depicting in color the iim of the bride and groom presented it to Beverly who requested that each guest register therein Mn Frollck then read an address oieppreclatlon and good wishes to Beverly who was sca led under nanny of dream ers and balls In the traditional wedding colors little glris Mary Black and Jill Robertson presented Beverly with basket overflowing with gitts Mrs Rao som assisted in opening the geily wrapped gimiieverly looking unusual in hat of varicolor ed ribbons designed by Mrs Robertson expressed her thankS concluding Wherever we live we will think oi our friends at strand Ii delectable lunch concluded the pleasant evening On Dec iii Beverly will be curing the bride oimltobcrt Holl orth They take up ro sidence In Owen Sound Bow erly whose teaching life has bcen spent in inolshl schools at iioily and Stroud will bogrcat iy missed in church and co munlty activitiesu Accidental Death Toll Reaches 21 In Canada The accidental death toll across Canada during the Christmas holiday reached 21 Mean persons died in traffic accidents five in tires and child suffocated survey by The Canadian Press from pm local time Tuesday to midnight Wednes day showa Ontario bad the high est accidental deaths six on the highways two in tire and the other by suiiooatlon The survey and at midnight tonight Quebechodtour lied and thréediédin rei ml The survey does not include slayings known suicides or in dustrial deaths ONTARIO DEAD Tuesday Harold Kanuth 48 Golden Lake when car train near Golden Lelia Mrs Elisabeth Ann hammers 21 Waterloo when truck hit car near Port Hope Earl Williamson 62 Wlerton In hesdon crash near Wiorlon Laurent Wolie three months oi Ottawa smothered In bed William Billows 14 Toronto in twocar collision near Mid land Welter Rey Thom son 63 Chatham in twocorp collision near Chotham Wednesday Robert James Underhiii and Margaret ltose tinderhill months when fire déetroyed their home at Simone Jakobus Vos so Fort Fren cea in headon collision near Fort Ffrances Reduce Tension Oi Wheat Sdles WASHINGTON ICP private meeting between Trade Minister Mitchell Sharp and Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman has helped reduce CanadaUS tensions caused by differences in wheatselling poi icies spokesman for Free man said The meeting took place here last Fridaywben the spokes man said Sharp opened the talks by acimowledging that Canadas export policies may have caused difficulties for the 05 in the wheatselling field Freeman in turn informed Sharp that the 135 intends to rope andAmerica as equal partners look considerably more rosy than they did month ago when France was threatening to opt out at next Mays Kennedy round of tariff None ofthe Brussels oegotla tors are claiming any victory but tor the moment France is still ahead on points The agreement eiiectlvely opens the gates of the EEC to the Frenchgranaries at high cost to West Germanys loss ei ficiant farmers in return Frence has prom ised to take constructive up proeeh to the Kennedy round and to work for lower world teritfa both in agriculture and industry ogndonccooomist notesthat this Is ameanlngless France appearsto have won her way by merely agreeing NSSEO hunt alnst eadllnFNoï¬oni ï¬nwiw arse Gauilea timete intentions are but on this immediate endem ole issue his threats sounded el ennu tontakesolution mostlnevitable Con ence in European nit shake hy t1thaeiallurs olrthe Furthermore some observers cereiwerythat the Frutch to oration ay not heot tha kindthatw maire the Kenl nedy round esucccss De Gauile never again will enable kl do something she revise its own procedures in order to compete with the Ca nadian policies particularly In the ï¬eld at hulk iorward sales at fixed prices Differences between the two countnes were accentuated last ialiwhen the United StnteS learned that the Canadian Wheat board agreed to sell some sopooooo bushels of wheatvto Japan to be delivered during period of eight months at lured prices This followed bulk forward sales hyCanada at fixed prices toCommuniat China and Russia CALLED IT UNFAIR The 05 agriculture depart meni maintained that thlspmf cedura constituted uniair oom petltion Both countries com pate ior many of the same wheat markets American wheat is said mainly through private channels with prices gt fluctuating one daytoday ba sts Department spokesmen called press conference last October to voice threats against Canadian heattrede egulsr comultative machinery be tween the two countries on wheat exan programs broke down and the stato department found it necessary to moveio to attempt control the pro tests that had arisen in the 118 Aagnculture department The spikesmau sa Tuesday that Sham called onFreeirian lastiiriday afternoon and said he could understand the reay sons for the us reactions at thhi time The spokesman quoted Sharpas saying there would he no change inCana diao not policies and Free man in armed him the in mhxas DONATION was nwgs Scotland Universitwaihen prinpr Malcolm Knox said thetmoney isnt donation forthaiunlvsr liyh appealviund but is tohe used his dlacretion tor the the university Simeon suit or ROASioitiil EXTRA vvrr YIWMDA tunaMW tugs mar up ALL PRICES ARE EFFECTIVE DEC 27 28 30 3i sunrise anozeu one on PINK tEMONADE 555 on It uno caress CHEESE misrs RAYMOND YOUNG Hens rots ensf Le DEMPSTERS PLAIN OR CARRAWAY RYE BREAD 24° HOSPITALITY +uucsutirnt WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO QUANTITIES Nulsliols itlzstlc 20 LBS UP BURNS SHAMROCK SKINLESS TABLEBITE CANADAS FINEST Kill BLUE BitANI TOMATO JUICE 59 HOSTESS Biscuits hitSc MAPLE LEAF Cremes 11349 nan gt FREDRESSEDGIEEAngYllï¬gil THE OVEN 39 or snouroums jghrussnouuo 79c HEINZ Pom hipslhï¬cne verses GIANT mm lllNCY PEAS we 49 INNEDHIIMS $139 cum IILE Cherries 3339 GRAPEERIIITJUICE DEJEAN orvnuro saunas lGA aouus 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