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Wednesday, July 19, 1950 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE CHERRY OLIVES A I CANADIAN PIRODUCT Is ther such « product aa a distinct- ly Canadian food. This is a question that tourists and visitors often ask on arrival in Canada. .Cherry olives, a form of pickl«d' cherry, are a unique product that can claWn Canadian ori- gin. This delicacy has ibeen packed by housewives in British Columbia for many years and is now available a« a commercial product. Latige, thiscious, fiully ripened Bing, Lamber or Royal Ann cherries are used in the (manufacture {^ the pro- duct. They are preserved with Wins- tar, salt, su^r and^ices to make a very attractive horee d^oeuvre or pickle. Recipes for procearinig cherry olives in the home may be obtained by nvritinfl: to the Fruit and Vegre- table Products laiboratory, JBxperl- mental Products Lalboratory, foc bo mental Station, Sunvmerland, BJC. Send in Your Renewal. DON MESSER and His Islanders will be held in the COMMUNITY ARENA FLESHERTON Tuesday, July 25 DANCING » TO 1. OLD TIME AND MODERN Canado's Best Square Dance Band DONT MISS THIS BIG EVENT NEW TELEPHONE RATES The Board of Transport Commissioners iias ordered our first general rate uurease in 23 yean EFFECTIVE JULY 22, 1950 I. In accordance with an interim order of The Board of Transport Commissioners, telephone rates will be increased on July 22nd. These rates will apply until the Board makes a final decision on the application for higher rates that we made last October. No one, of course, wants to pay higher prices for anything. Though our costs have been going up faster than our revenues for some time, we delayed applying for increases until it w^as clearly evident we could not continue to operate satis- factorily without higher rates. Most things you buy and the things we buy too, have gone up in price in recent years, and nearly all of them more than the revenue increase we asked for. The temporary rates now ordered by the Board give us only part of the revertue wc require. If we are to continue towards our goal of providing service to all who want it, when and where they want it, we must receive the balance of the increase for which we applied. Although the cost of telephone service has finally gone up, when you think about it, the value of telephone service has gone up even more. In terms of convenience, security and friendly con- tacts, a telephone is worth far more than it costs 1 HOW TO FIND YOUR NEW RATE Look up your exchange area in table "a". Its rate group appears beside it. Below, under the cor- responding rate group column in table "b", you will find the rates for the most widely used classes of service. If you need any information about other rates, please call our business office. TABLE '*A "-ALPHABETICAL LIST OF EXCHANGES EXCHANGE RATE GROUP EXCHANGE RATE GROUP EXCHANGE RATE GROUP EXCHANGE . RATE GROUP EXCHANGE RATE GROUP EXCHANGE RATE GROUP Acton 2 Chcslcy 2 Hepworth 1 Monti-bcUo 2 Kittaud I Sorel 4 Acton Vale 1 Clhciiciville 2 llespdcr 3 Montreal 10 Rivi(irc-des- Prairies 1 Soutliampcon i Agincuurt 3 Clarenccville 1 HoKtdii 1 .Morii) HfJKhu Roi he's Point 2 South Mountaia I AiUa Craig 1 Clarksun 5 Hudson 2 Mnrrisburg 2 Kmkland 1 Spanish 1 AlrxandrU 2 CiiiiloM Huntingdon S Mount F<}rc:>t 2 Rmkwotxl 1 StirhuK 2 Alfrrti 1 Cohden lluniaville S Rodney 2 Stoney Creek S Alliston 2 Cohnroiik 1 Russell 1 Stratford 5 Almonte 2 Cohotirg Iroiiuois 2 NatJaiifi" 3 Strathroy S Alvinston 1 Colhornc Islington 5 Napiervillc* Ste-.-\delc 3 StreetsMlle 5 Amlicrstburg 5 CollinKWOod New Ditiidce 1 Ste-.'\gathe-(Ies-Monts 4 Sturgeon Falls 2 Ancislcr 2 Coniston Joliette 4 New Hamburg 2 St-AI(ih<insc-de- Sturgeon Point I Artiprior 3 Cookslowi) Newmarket 3 1 Sudbury-Copper Cliff 6 Arthur 2 C(M>ksvil]e Ka/ahaiua 1 New Toronto 5 Stindridge 1 Arundel AtWtKxl 1 3 Cornwall Cowansville Kemptvillc Kingsiim 2 6 Niairara Falls Xia«ara-on-the-!.akc 2 SteAinie de Beauprd 5 3 Sutton Sydenham 2 2 Aurora A von more Aylmcr Ayr 5 1 1 Crediton Descronto Diuyton Kiiigsville Khkru-Ul Kirk's I'crry K ill hciiiT-Watcrloo 3 1 6 North Bay North (iower NorH'ich N'oruixxl 5 2 2 1 Si Bailhck-mv. df Dusable Si Bruno 1 6 lata lavistock i'ctumseh 1 1 2 i Bamc bu)sville nt'ain<(ville Bcauharnols Br:i\f'rlon Hrtlford Bffion Brllcville 4 1 3 3 1 2 5 Drrsdoii Druiinmmdville Duiidalk Dundas Durham Ouilon Fast Broughton Know!l<in lahrllc Failiinc I.adiute 1 arolle l.akctitid I iiriik 2 1 .1 5 4 1 2 1 Notlc-Datne-des- [-aiireiilide!, Oakvillc Oil Spiings Oka Onieniec Orangeville Orillia Oshawa Ottawa Otterville Owen Sound 1 4 1 1 S 4 Su-Catluriiie- ilt- losHanihautt SlCcsaiie St. Kujjiiie St-Fusiaihf Si-lelixdc A'alois StCabncl-df- Brandon Sle-(;t'nevie\c-dc- 1 3 1 1 Thcs-salon 1 hetfonl Mines I'hurnbury I'hornhiU 'I'hurso Tilbury Tillsonburg Toronto 2 4 2 3 1 S 4 10 BclcH-il Bcrthicrville HIai k Lake Blenheim I 4 3 hlmtra Klora Einhrun F.spanola F.ssex F.xeter latuasicr l.jpiairii- I.'Aviomption l,<Mniiiigton 2 2 3 4 8 1 5 Picrrcfonds St. (leoige St-Hyatinthe St laiques 1 2 4 2 1 ottenham Trenton Trois-Riviirei Tweed 4 6 2 Blind Kiver BobcayKCUii Boutherville 1 l.cfroy l.'Kpiphanie 2 3 4 I'akenhani I 2 St-joan-df-Maiha St-Iian. lled'Oilcans 1 Vallevlield Vanklcek HiU V.ireiuies Vaudreuil 4 1 Bouchclte BowmaiiviUc 3 I-arnham Fnu-lon Falls liiuhay 4 I'apineauville s St-jeiome Sijovite 4 2 i BraifbridKc 3 Ft-rgui 7 I'aikhill I Si Lambert 4 \'erner Viitoriaville Vinelaiul 1 BiadTord ilnnn|>(on 2 4 Finch FU'slu-rton l.onKUiuil 4 3 Parrv Sound 3 4 Si-l.in SuMaigurrite- ' 3 Braiufoid « frtrlioit l.'OrJRnal 1 I'enetaiittuUhene o d\i lat MaSson 1 BriKhloii 2 3 IVith 3 St. Marys 3 2 Bruckvillc 4 Calt lo^ 1 I'etetlmrough 6 St-Mithel-dcsSainls 1 Walkerton 3 Bronte 4 (•uiiaiuNtiie 3 SiPaul rFrmiic 1 4 Brownnhurg 4 (*atineaii I.utUidW 1 IMiton 4 Sle-Petronillc 1 2 Brouiiiville 4 (.(â- oigi'iuwn l.vntlcn 2 I'lanlaKeiiiil 1 St-Rumua!d- d'r lilieniin W.iterloo, Qui. 3 Brurr Mines 1 l'latls\ilie- 1 2 Watforil 2 Bui kingham 3 (.trntoe .MadiK •> I'ointe-aux-lYcmbles 3 Sle- Rose 2 Waubanshcne Bur ford 1 (•(Hterirli Ma 41 IK 4 I'oinle-C'taire 4 .Slc-Stholasiique 2 Wellaiul 5 BurkN r-alU I Crarefield Matlnrvlown 1 I'ort CUitborlle 4 Ste-TheiiV 3 VVellarulport 3 BuilinKlon 4 (.ranby Maltnii 4 Port (.retlit 5 St. I honias 5 W'ellington 1 2 Ciand'M^rc Maniuaki 2 I'oit Dalhousie li St-Vincrnl-dc-Paul 1 C.;im|ihrlirord 3 (travcnhurst NiaiiivilJc 2 Poll Mi)|>e 4 St-Zcnon 1 Weston 4 CaiininRton 1 (•rimshy Maikilair 2 J'oil MiNicoll Sarnia 6 Wheatley Whitby Cardinal 1 Cui'Iph .Marinma Port Peiiy 5 Saull Ste. Marie .'i 5 CarKill 3 Maskinongi ,1 Poua^isan 1 Scaihoro 4 \Viarton 2 C:arlc-ion Place 3 Hamilton 8 Ma^H'V 1 Pu-MiHl 3 .Sea forth 3 Willowdale f.aMrlman 1 ll.intion 2 Maliaua 1 Pusion 4 Severn Bridge 1 2 7 3 4 Chalk River 1 HanoviT 2 Masvilli- 2 ShauhridKe 1 Windsor Chanihly 3 Ilarristim 2 Mi-aford 3 Quebec 8 ShawinJKan Tails 5 Champluin 1 1 1 a 1 r f>u M^K^niic 2 Shelhurnr 2 Winona (.huniy 3 ll.urouMiiith Merlin 3 Uawdon 1 sherhuNike- Wolfe Island ChritrauKuay 2 llaHlJnKs Mcrrirkville 1 Renfrew 3 I n)nt)\villc 6 WtxHlstotk 5 1 Chatham r. llavcUxk .Midland 4 Kidnnoiid mil 3 Sinn or 4 WiHHlville IlaH'krshiiry llcnsall 2 Mitton Mildiell 3 3 3 5 4 2 Chelmsford KitlKrvillr Stnilhtille Vaniaihiihe 3 TABLI E "B"- - MONTHLY EXCH ANGE RATES BY RATE GROUPS LONG DiSTi Ntw lati's apply on l.oi (VNCE RATES ,H Distame tails bet and Ontario. Inci weeii CLASS O P SERVIC E RATE GROUPS eases RESIDENCE SERVI ln<li\i(liial l.iiic . CE 1 2 .'i 4 5 () 7 8 10 vary fitmi .5 cents (o 25 taiice and cl;iss »f call. cents, depending o l.miS Distame rat 1 dis- $2.40 $2.50 $2.65 $2.90 $3.15 $3.40 $3.55 $3.70 $4.00 2 Tally I.iiic Rural J.15 1.BS 2.20 1.90 2.J5 2.00 2.40 2.15 2.55 2.35 2.75 2.50 2.95 2.70 3.10 2.85 3.25 3.15 talis ouLsiilc Ontario an 1 Quebec are imtha iged. LOO LOO LOO LOO 1.00 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 Details arc available at our Business Olfitc -â- S. •USINESS SEIVIC E Individual I.Inc Individual Line N 3.2S 3.65 4.15 4.65 5.25 5.90 6.75 4.65 7.90 5.00 9.50 5 55 OTHER RATES AND CHARGES fcssage Ri lie* Message AlluWi 2-Partv Line 8() 90 InfoMiintion about otht •r new rates and th om our Business O arges ffices. 2.M a.20 L25 3.00 2,35 L25 3.40 2.50 1.25 3.90 2.75 1.25 4.40 3.00 1.25 4.90 3.40 1.65 3.65 1.65 4.00 1.65 4M 1.65 may also be obtained fi Rural •MIH« Oi RATE - ihf monlhl t rair (>tov des lor Ihr number 0/ oulgoing local calh xhown opposite "Meuage Allowance", and unlimited incomii inft local call in excess of the Message Allowance is ftr. If calls. The rale for each outgo NOTI - The flet ( uoled lot 1 ndiiiiluitUincludiHg Message Rale), i-Farly and Rural Service are for tDall telephones. Desk telephone! nd lelepmnM ts4 more than shown. The Extension rales iiiioted are p>r any type ol insliument. art 2»4 m »re and ha You'll And the cost of tiiephono torvlM hot not gono up as much as most othor things you buy. Its cost is still low â€" ono of the smalUst Items in yovr budgot. Toaay as always your telephone is bfg value. THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY or CANADA FEVERSHAM Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hendaraoa of Wirdsor visited with Mr. and Mrs, John Robinson. -' Wc are pleased to see Mr. Ern Brownridge aible to leave the Centre Grey Hospital and some to the home of his siater, Mrs. S. Ottewell. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. How- ard McKee were: Miss Betty Pln- combe of London, Mr. and Mrs. F. Hannah, Mrs. Henry Alexander, Mr! and Mrs. Ivan Alexander and sons of Creemore. Mr. and IMtrs. Dallis Osborne and Linda of Dwndalk visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ottewell. Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Sewell visited Sunday with Meaford frierds. Mr. Chester Long visited at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Jim Rob- ertson, Guelph, where Mrs. Long is at present recupcratii^. Mr. Ross Long of Toronto visited over the week end with hi;« parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jaa. Long. Mk^. Will Guy and sons of Hamil- ton visited with Mr. Chris Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ottewell visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Aranstrong at Thornbury. Mr. and |Mrs. John Randall and Anoe visited on Sunday at Meaford. The ladies of the yiflage met at the home of Mrs. "Wlm. Heitman, acd presented the recent bride, Mrs. Wm Lauighlin, with a kitchen diower. Miss Betty Graham and Yvonne Davidson are yiaiting in Toronto this week. ROCK MILLS ^ The farmers are pretty well on ji with the haying and <miach of the * heaivy crop is now stored in bams. Grain crops also look good in this"^ locality. <y Visitors daring ithe week with Mr.y and Mrs. c. B. Wileon were: Mr. and ^ Mrs. E. McLean, Mr. and Mrs, W, R. Londry of St, Catharines, MJr. and'* Mrs. Don McKay and Don Jr. of-* Beamsiville, Mr, and Mrs. Allison <rf V Markdale. Mr. iNed OrofE was «Me to return ^ home Sunday from O^en Sound hos- « pital, where he was a patient for five and a half weeks. * Quite a nuoniber irom here have * been attending the aaual caimp meet- -• ing of the Pilgrim Holiness Workers -, at Proton Station for the past ten days. "• Mr. Bill Wilson of iSt. Catharines * spent the week «nd with his parents, -• Mr. and Mrs. C. B. WUson. His sons, * Bill Jr, and Jackie, and Millie Legge,-.* returned horn* with him, after a two-« weeks' holiday with their grand-* parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dick iClark visited recently with their daughter, .Mrs.* Delbert Hopkins, in Durham. f Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martin ani-e family spent a day at Wasaga. ^ Mr. Albert Genoe from Michiganw is spending a few weeks with his brother, Harry Genoe. |^ Mr. and Mrs. Russ. Foster !an<l^ son, Douglas, and Mr. ani Mrs. H. Page of Markdale wen visiters on' Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C B Wilson. â-  'm BUCKINGHAM « ' â€" ' -• Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jackson ofi» Oven Sound spent last week wit^ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Udj'l. 'â-  Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brownridge* Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Haugh and £!-• ea.ior visited on Sunday with Mr. andP Mrs. Geo. Smith at Camp Borden. •«* The .'uly meeting of t.he Commun-to ity C \xh, held at the home of Mri. Hau^h was well atheided. A short* disru'sion regarding the picnic aniJ* bazaar. The remaindor of the after-* noon was spent in unking a crib top» and quilting it. Mrs. Harold Freethjta assisted the hostess in serv.ng lunch^ A rtumiber from here attonded the Glorious Twelfth ;di2bt.ition in Dun-"* dalk, while others went to Oweni* Sound. rir. an<' Mrs. Joh.i Hoiden ef Co!-^ hngwood were recent visitors with^ RTr. and M!rs. Alvin Hawton. ^ Mr. Sam Graham and Mrs. Thos.:^ Graham and family of Banks visit-d^ recently with Mr. and Mrs. Hert* Hawton. â- m IMi-s. Alex. MulHn .xnl Elmer spnnt - a recent week end with Gilford Mul-^ I'n at Niagara Falls. â-¼ » The U. N. is five years old and* has just begun to cut teeth. -• 1 i I f « I i 1 i i i .^j â- â- â- â€¢Â»Â» "Trade Base Not Solid," says head* line. When you come to think of it;* few things are solid these days. -P 9 In all iwork, advises a professor, put your heart and soul into it. Your'' head and hands might help, too. "^ i i Batching is that^ summer period- which some men look forward to andT are glad when it's over. ^ > ( NOTICE. FARMERS W .vou have a misfortune wt ymt twin, give »s a eali. We ysy k«k eash pdces fer dead •r disabled aniiNato. Pbene collect. CASWILL BR«S. Pkene 35ej Buskam. %»t. ♦â€" * !^