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> 4k" -r FHE FXESHERTON ADVANCE Wednesday, July 4, 1945 EUGENIA Craig and Mra. Haney served « Paris Bible Conference male quar- tette which will oflFer vocal and in- strumental numbers at the Fever- ?ham mass Fouth Rally which is being held Sunday afternoon, July 8th, at 2:30 o'clock. * â- < V V -T i • Casualties among steeplejacks are practi- cally negligible â€" but accidents due fo people riding on unsafe tires are all too common. Don't take chances. See us about your tires. Our ex- perts will make necessary repairs promptly and efficiently. DOMINION ROYAL MELVIN SLED Maxwell Phone Feversham 4 r 23 COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE STEPHEN'S CORNERS Mr. I. J. Murphy and sister, Miss Jean Murphy of Orangeville visited on Sunday with Mr. Roy Fenwick and family. Miss Mabel Fenwick re- turned with them for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Tels. Allison .pent last Wednesday in Toronto. Miss Lou Londry of Toronto is spending a ferw days with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Redge Londry. Mrs. Redge Londry visited a couple of days with friends at Red- wing. Miss Kathleen Morrison of Toron- to is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Morrison and her sister, Mrs. Emerson Wright and Ir. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammill and little son, Bryan visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pedlar. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Corrig«n and two children of CoUingwood were visitors recently with Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Magee. Mr Jake Williame went to Toron- to on Monday to visit his daughters. Miss Joan Warriltrtr of Toronto is spending a week's holidays with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jaa. Fawcett and other friends. Miss Marge Park has returAea from Toronto and is visiting friends here. Mr. and Mis. Emtiler of Niag:. Falls visited with Sgt. Glen Pedlar and wife, who were visiting for the fortnight with Mr. and Mrs. G. Ma- gee and Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Pedlar. Miss Ilene Sloan and Mr. "Scotty" Emans of Chatham visited on Sun- day at the Proctor home. Mr. Em- ans has returned from five year's service overseas. 3Ir. and Mrs. Joe Williams and Mr. and Mrs Thos. Crowe of Toron- to visited friends in the village on Sunday. Tommy, who has spent over four years overseas is looking well. We are glad to see him back again with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Purvis, Joyce and Bobby of Toronto, also the former's father, Mr. Robt. Purvis spent the week end at their cottage here. Mr. Edwin Purvis returned home on Monday accompanied by his daughters, Shirley and June and their girl friends, Judy O'Donnell and Joyce Purdy, who had spent a week's holidays here; the others are remaining for a week's visit. Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacDonald of Weston were week end visitors with the Cairns families in the village. Mr. T. Stewart was home from Toronto over the week end. Miss Ila Magee of Toronto is vis- iting with relatives on the 8th Line at present. to Toronto and a()ent the week end dainty Innch at the eloae of the mett- in«. Mr. and Mrs. Donnelly of Toron- to w^e week end visitors with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam tridge Paul. Miss Irene Martin vi8ir,ed at the Proctor home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graham of Walkerton visited with the Boyce family. On Tuesday evening a party was held in the hall in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hanley. During the course of the evening, at an opportune time a presentation of a dresser and chiffonier was made to them by their nfany friends and neighbors. Mr. Was Jamieson read the address. A similar party was held in the hall on Friday evening in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Elward Campibell when, they were presented with a dresser and smoker's stand while Mrs. C. Martin read an address. We extend our best wishes to the newly-weds. with relatives there. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Crowe of Tor- onto were visitors during the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Par ORANGE VALLEY WUI Check On Missing The R.C.A.F. announced a special bureau is now operating in Paris to seek all possible information con- cerning airmen of whom nothing has l>een heard' since their aircraft failed ot return from flights over enemy territory. A press release said there are hundreds of instances where Cana- dian fliers who wjsre reported miss- ing just disappeared and no informa- tion as to their fate has been forth- coming either from the international Red Cross or from German soorcM. The headquarters statement warn- (Intended for Last Week) On Sunday evening Rev. W. West- eott preached a very interesting sermon based on Job 14: 14. Mrs. J. Cairns rendered a solo. We are very jorry to lose Rev. and Mrs Westcott from our midst. Our best wishes go with them to their new home at Kleinburg. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Bradbury and son Douglas, of Toronto were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell and Mrs. Hislop. Miss Hazel Wyville of Markdale and niece. Joyce Wyville of Vande- leur visited with Mr. and Mrs. El- ward Campbell recently. Mrs. Allan MacGregor has return- Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown on Saturday, June 30th, a daughter, Betty June. Mr. Raymond McFadden and lady fr!end of Toronto spent the week end with his parents. Mrs. Ross of Niagara Falls is vis- iting with the Alcox family. Mrs. Clarence Alcox returned home after spending two weeks with friends in Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Lemon of Chatsworth visited the week end with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Miller. Jack and Fred Gilchrist of Jackson spent the week end with friends in this locality. Mr. Walter Russell and lady friend. Miss Zambattie, of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. F. Jolley finished the (j^^ipj, ^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ KIMBERLEY be overlooked." I ^*t'*v*PV'i'*i"P'P''PV'i"i" MASS YOUTH RALLY (Entirely Non-Sectarian) will be held in the AGRICULTURAL HALL FEVERSHAM Sunday, July 8th 00 â- %^ X CD IS at 2:30 p.m. •^ Z O Q H MALE QUARTETTE from Paris Bible Conference Camp will offer VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL NUMBERS E. ETHERINGTON, Paris ^^ #% M Speaker car - JOHNNY RICHARDSON, Trombonist and Song Leader ed that no priority for an individual! case can be promised. The state-jl ^'^* '^'^â„¢^ ^^'^'^r spending a fortnight ment added: "It is anticipated that "''^^^^ ^^^ sister, Mrs. Perkins at Ot- the task of the bureau will be an en- : tawa. ormous one. but families of missing ' ^^^- ^^^ Duckett has i-eturned Canadian fliers are assured that no â-  ^°^^ fi^om Markdale Hospital and possible source of information will ^^^ ^""^ ?'»d to report that she is improving. Miss Mary Weber of Flesherton spent a few days this week in the village. The Misses Shirley and June Pur- vis of Toronto accompanied by their girl frieiwls the Misses Joyce Purdy and Dorothy O'Donnell also of Tor- onto ai"e spending a week's holidays at the Purvis cottage "Shady Rest" near the Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thompson of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace MacCormick and son. Bill of Swin- ton Park were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Norval Betts. Mrs. C. D. Park and Gwen have ' returned home from Toronto where they have spent the past several months. Miss Marge Park also came up front Toronto for awhile. i Mr. Arthur Proctor is now em- ployed at the Power House. Miss Gladys Duckett has returned to Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shaw of Markdale visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Baker. Mr. and Mi-s. Norval Betts attend- ed the wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Snell (nee Mary Whitehead) on Saturday. June 23. Miss Ruth Stewart went to Wasa- ga Beach on Wednesday evening of last week to assist at Wasatca Lodg- es. Miss Yvonne Genoe went to tli*! same jilace Sundav. Mrs. Thos. Fenwick of Owen Sound visited over the week t II end Robt. Haney. She â- K Martin All young people invited to attend with Mr. and Mr was nl- honie. On Wednesday. June 20, the Women's .Association met at the hon>e of Mrs. Norval Betts with a gcod attendance. Plans were made for serving ?upper on Thursday for tlie Sunday School Convention to be held hero. The copper contest closet! with Mrs. Martin's side as winners. There were 2000 coppers collected. The roll call for next meeting is to be answered by each momlbt-r dona- ting something for the bazaar which will be hold in the fall. A coniniittee was appointed to arrange to make a bee on Monday evening to do .«ome cleaning at the chuix;h and yanls. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. T. hSewart Mrs. Norval Betts assisted by Miss school term Wednesday. We are glad to know they are coming back for another year. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Burritt called on Mrs. S. SI Burritt and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Graham on their way home from visiting Thornbury friends. Miss Gwen Ellis is visiting friends at Burk's Falls. Congratulations to Joan Ellis, Jean Wallace and Keith Carruthers, for passing their entrance on their year's work and Keith Ellis on farm leave, and Leona Kirkpatrick into Grade 10 at Flesherton HS. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Weber and Mrs. A. Hurlburt visited the week with friends at Orillia, Miss Edna Burritt and JohnnV Dievack of Toronto are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Graham and Mrs. S. S. Burritt. We are sorry to know Mrs. Wes Mundle had to be taken to the Hos- pital for an operation for appendici- tis. The flower Sunday in the Sunday School was much enjoyed. Mr. Clark McConnell and Mr. Dal- ton Ferguson spent the holiday with Kiniberley friends. A number from here attended the bal! games on Monday at Thornbury. Pte. Lawrence is visiting his uncle, Mr. R. La\vrence. ROCK MILLS Russell home. Misses Lois and Mae Russell are visiting in Guelph this weej^. Mrs. Harry Haines, Thornbury, is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown and caring for her sister. Mr. Harold Hill and two sisters are spending their vacation with their uncle, Mr. Gordon Hill and family. Orange Valley soft ball team play- ed their first game in Flesherton Memorial Park, Monday evening, winning the first game from Fewer- sham and tied with South Line. South Line winning one run in an- other innings. Congratulations to our teacher, Mrs. Bari>er and pupils who have all made a creditable showing in their examinations. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Cook of De- troit and Mrs. Cook Sr., of Zion spent Sunday evening at McFadden home. Visitors at the same home on Tuesday were, Mrs. Ernest Cook and Misses Dorothy and Carol, Miss Pender and Mrs. Clifford C-ook and Shirley. Mr. and Mrs. W. McFadden at- tended the 40th wedding anniversary of the former's sister, Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Wilson at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wilkinson at Mount Forest on Monday. Mr. Eddie White of Toronto is holidaying here for a couple of weeks. Miss Ruby Dobson who has been employed at Durham for the past six months has returned home. A mistake occurred in these items last week as to the date of the S.S. picnic which should have read, the picnic would be on Tuesday, July 3, and not the 5th. Sorry this mistake occurred. Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Russell and son of Eugenia visited his parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Clark motored MEN'S and WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS SHOES ATES FOR OOTS DUNDALK Cooler Than Leather B- mm EGGS Sorry to say that the quality of eggs we are now receiving: is not near what it should be. There are tar too many "B" g-rade eggs â€" placed in thi.-^ grade on account of heavy yolks. There are several causes of heavy yolks: one being exposure of eggs to warm temperature â€" and another, hens being let out while still liu-ngry. filling up on grass and anything else they may find. In order to overcome these obstacles, we strong- ly urge producer;-' to follow these suggestions: 1. .\\oid letting hens out if possible. If you let them out. feed them well in the fore- noon and let them run for a short time, only, in the afternoon. 2. Gnthe eggs at least twice a day and place in wire basket or open-sided container to allow for air circulation. .3. Keep eggs in a cool place. 4. sMarket at least twice a week. Flesherton Creamery & Produce Phone 66 Angus Avis, Manager ********* ** * * ***** f tt**** * * % tttt%*ttt»tt U »» f ******* * *''. >**•>*•>**