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I b i, >> â- i [ : ^ •â-  >» ! ». ^ > A «. #•, A Jk ^ ai â-  » ^ *. .^ al> 4f » ^ * r* » C * u J^ ^» V. r •k- r «». r Av ^ (T â- l. r •«. r ik r *r r f- *. u ». t- Jk. ^- * h *. u â- tH~ h •k. r 4k «. 'f ~ - « [^ ». - •Ik - A. - A - •^ »>• ft ^: |i ^k^ A. f- Mk. f- A »^ * M * K * » ^ THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE Wednesday, December 12, 1945 LADY BANK We are getting a light snowfall, it will work in and coveir the ice, which has been unpleasant for the paat few days. Mrte. John Wilson of Kimberley agpent a few days in the past week, with her slater, Mrs. Percy Sample. Mr. Calvin Boyce and son, Fred of Eugenia are assiteting Mr. Percv Semple with some wood cuttUig al present. The War Workers of Providence held their annual fowl supper and election of officers Wednesday of last week at the home of Mrs. Sher- man Ottewell with 18 members pre- sent and' two visitors, namely; Mrs K. Leary of Feversham and Mrs. John Wilson of Kimberley. The first part of the business was the election of officerrs. Mrt. Alex Maxwell, our 1&46 President, declared her chair empty. Mrs. F. J. McKenzie was voted in a& President fox the coming year. Mrs. Lome Tupling, Vice- President; Mrs. Victor McKenzie, Treasurer, as has been for the pafet three years and Mts. Wm. Izard, Secretary; Mrs. M. Hindle, Lunch Convenor; Sunshine Committee, Mrte. F. Shortt, Mrs. Percy Semple, Mrs. Alex Maxwell; Buying Committee, Mrs. C. Shortt, Mrs. M. Sayers. A luoky ticket wa's won by Mrs. S. Ot- tewell. The Janaury meeting is to be at the home of Mrs. Wm. Izard, on January 9th, 1946. All enjoyed a bountiful supper of chicken and duck and Christmas pudding. The pudding was made by Mrs. Walter Wilson and Mrs. J. F. McKenzie. The meeting closed with thanks co our Maker for health and prosperity. Miss Nonpa Maxwell is having a few holidays in Toronto. Mr. Leary, teachers and pupils of Providence Church are busy at pre- sent preparing for their annual Christmas entertainment to be at the •church on Tuesday evening, Dec. 18. Bveryfbody welcome. 19, at 8 o'clock. Mr. John Newell of Durham ana Mr. Clem Patterson and soi., Arthur, were visitors over the week end with the former's broth«jr, Mr. ChaS. Newell and Mrs. Newell. Mrs. Dick Clark and son, L.A.C. Harold Clark spent Saturday with friends in Owen Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Akitt and Shar- on visited on Sunday with relatives iii Markdale. KIMBERLEY ROCK MILLS The teacher and ptq>ils are prac- tising for their annual Christmas concert to be held in the school Fri- day night, Dec. aist. L.A.C. Harold Clark of Ottawa was home over the week end. Miss Marjorie Newell hafei gone to Owen Sound for the winter, where she has secured a position. The Sunday Schol concert will be held in the Church, Wednesday, Dec. A pleasant party was held in the community hall on Friday evening, in honour of our newly weds, Mt and Mrs. Don Graham. The usual gifts were presented and the usual speeches made and song* sung and a tasfy lunch enjoyed. There was a good attendance at the last meeting of the W.I. held at the home of Mrs. T. Soul. After the business period, a plendid paper on "citizenship" was given by Mi's. Les McMuUen. On Tuesday, Dec 4. the W.A. of the United Church was held at the home of Mrs. B. A. Carruthers. Rev. L. E. West conducted the elec- tion of officers resulting as follows: President â€" Mi'fe. J. Kirkpatrick. Secretary â€" Mrs. X. Ferguson. Treasurer â€" Mrs. B. . A. Car- ruthers. Auditors â€" Mrs. T. Soul and Mrs. R. D. Carruthers. Recent visitor's were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Graham and Mr. and Mrs. Neff at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Graham. Dr. Patterson of Toronto spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Weber. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Weber, who have been living in Markdale since their marriage, have moved into the apartment here, recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Graham. The United Church congregation were pleased to welcome Mir. an<I Mi^. H. Dawn and Miss Dawn of Quiet Valley on Sunday morning. Geo. Haines Jr. has just returned from overseas. Everyone is pleased to have him safely home again. Miss Marie Hutchinson of Owen Sound was home over the week end. We are all pleased that our Mr. H. Dawn and our Mr. Geo. Hainee, Sr were returned to Euphrasia coun- cil as reewe and deputy-reeve respec- tively. VIC rORIA CORNERS The lodge members and families were guetits of the W.I. mennbers and families in Proton Orange Hall on Friday night, Nov. 30. A very pleasant social evening was spent. iMr. Alvin Ferris, Toronto, visited during the past twj weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Ferris. The two men enjoyed some good hunting. Mi^ Elva Hunldng, D.H.S. com- panion of Miss Hazel Jiackson spent the week end at the latter'a home. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Stevens, Dun- dalk, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Gallagher and attended service at Ini'stioge on Sunday after- noon. Mr. and Mrs. Jias. Copeland at- tended the wedding of their nephew, Vernon Goading and Miss Jean Evans in Streetsville United Church on Saturday, December 1. Vernon, we might add, was a prisoner of war in Germany for some months. Mrfe. Copeland ife now visiting in the home of her son, Mr. Nelson Copeland, at New Toronto. Mr. Wm. G. Talbot and daughter, Muriel, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clem Livingstone and family, Corbetton. Thu annual W.A. meeting of Inis- tioge United Church will be held on Thursday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Elwyn Ferris. All members are urged to attend. At this meeting a box will be packed for Glenn Jack- son, R.C.A.F., 'stationed in -.Alaska. MAXJVV^ELL The Women's association held a very "successful bazaar last Wednes- day evening. The play presented by Feversham talent was mucn enjoyed by all present. The proceeds amounted to over |80.00. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fenwick and Marjorie and Elmer and Mr. McCauslin of Red Wing visited with Mr. and Mr^s. John Fenwick on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. David Ferguson left' last Friday for their home at Hud- son Bay Junction. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ross accompanied them as far as Toronto and spent the week end there. Mr. and Mrs. CllCford Taylor and son, Elmer, of Portlaw and Mr. ana Mrs. Wm. Stephens and daughter, Helen, Feversham, visited on Sun- day with Mis^s Mabel Ross. Mrs. J. Crawford attended com- mencement exercises of Preston high school and vi'sited with her sister, Mrs. Bla'sehke, and daughter, Joan, The latter was awarded a scholarship on her third year high school work, for which she receives the congratu- lations of her friends here. Eclipse of Moon Dec. 18 All Canada, all North America in fact, will be able to look upon an 80-minute full eclipse of the moon the night of December 18, govern- ment a!stronomy officials say. Tha full eclipse will begin at 8.40 p.m. E.S.T. and will end at 10 o'clock. The partial e<-lipse will begin at 7.37 and end at 11.03. NORT^'ERN MOTOR SERVICE Domestic and Commercial, Split â€" Two and Three Phase, High Speed and Low Speed Electric Drills. Workmanship Guaranteed. Prompt rewinding service on electric motors of all Idnds â€" J. MIDDLETON 753 â-  2nd Ave. E. OWEN SOUND Phone 782 CEYLON CHRISTMAS GIFTS For All the Family BOYS AND GIRLS Skis Ski Harness and Poles Hockey Sticks Hand Sleighs Fountain Pen and Pencil Sets FOR Rubber Sponge Balls Blackboards, TINY TOTS Rocker Chairs and many other Rocker Horseb items. PRICEVILLE SEND IN YOUR RENEWAL. HAY WANTED GOOD QUALITY ALFALFA HAY First and Second Cut Stored In Bams HIGHEST PRICES PAID Trent Dehydrated Products Limited PHONE 17, MARKDALE The Y.F.S. met Tuesday night, at the home of Donald Nichol, when 19 memibei's' were present. Mr. Grant Sayers presided. The meeting open- ed by singing a hymn. The Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison. Mr. Ken Nichol read the scripture lesson. The roll call was answered by saying a verse of tecritpure. Mrs, Sims was in charge of the meeting. Sides were chosen by the President and Mrs. Campbell acted for the Vice- PreS-ident. Bible questions were given by Mrs. Sims and the latter's side won. The meeting closed by Ringing a hymn, followed with pray- er by Mr. Halliwell. Lunch was served by the hostes.s. Mrs. Dan Campbell spent the week end in Toronto visiting friends. Mr. John McArthur and his mother spent a couple of days in Owen Sound. Sympathy i's extended to Mrs. Mc- I Leod and her brother, Mr. Glenister, in the passing of Mr. John K. Mc- Leod, who passed away December 9. The Institute met Thursday at the '. home of Mrs. Jack Whyte, with a good attendance. In a recent letter received from ; Rev. Mr. Rumball, former pastor I here, has received word from tht This community extends sympathy to Mrs. J. K. McLeod, whose husband passed away last Sunday. Mr. Douglas Reid, Toronto, spent the week with Mrsv Reid and two sons. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Genoe, Ceylon, and Mr. Dave Genoe, Eugenia, visit- ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Pattinson and family of Owen Sound. Mite. S. P. Hunt spent the week end with Niagara friends and attended the memorial service of the late Mr. A. Arrowsmith. Masters Donald Sinclair and Douglas Sinclair spent the week end with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Sinclair, Dundalk. Mr. and Mtte. J. Gillespie of Hope- ville, vifeited on Sunday last, with Mrs. J. Knox. SEND IN YOim RENEWAL. FOR MOTHER Electric Irons Toasters Coleman Lamp Trays Pyrexwarc Ro.se Bowls Silver Cream Ac Sugare Casseroles Enamel &. Aluminum Ware Table Reflectors, Etc. FOR FATHER Auto Strop and Gillette Safety Razors Shave Brushes Alarm Clocks Tool Box Crokmole Boards ^MittU Gloves Gauntlets Club Bags WE ALSO HAVE ON HAND Galvanized C. L. Wire Copper Wash Boilers Halters Horse Blankets Bridles Harness Parts â€" Single Driving Harness, Double Harney Cook Stoves Coal Oil Stoves 3 New Wood Circulator Heaters Just Arrived CALL IN, YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED J. M. Stafford SM ;ooi Phone 4r22 MODERN FARM MACHINERY ROOFING HARDWARE CEMENT FESED FEVERSHAM, Ont i^(f2Sf«a'tf \-:j/cM?^'ii&:2:: Christmas Poultry During the next few days large quantities of Poultry will be marketed, and because of our established outlet we can assure you a good mar- ket for all kinds of Poultry, dressed or alive. We! do custom killing, and Jwith the experience of previous years we would suggest to those hav- ing their chickens custom killed for the Christ- mas market, to jbring them in early and avoid the last minute rush. Flesherlti Creamery & Produce Fnone M Angus Avis, Manager board of mission^, that is the Sub- Executive of the board that they had been appointed missionaries to Bri- tish Guinea, in South America, on Nov. 19th. They expect to arrive there in February. Best wishes fol- low them from their many friends at Priceville. vandeleur ^ .# Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gilray and family have moved to the farm which they recently purchased from Mr. Lloyd Boland. Mr. and Mrs. Boland, who held a succes'sful sale of farm stock and implements re- cently have taken up residence in Markdale. The annual meeting of the W.A. was held recently at the home of Mrs. Howard Graham when an in- teresting Christmas program was provided. The following officers were elected: Prefsident â€" Mrs. Lundy John- ston. 1st Vice-President â€" Mrs. Geo. Summers. 2nd Vice-President â€" Mi-s. F. R. Boland. Secretary â€" Marie Johnston. Treasurer â€" Mrs. Geo. Buchanan. Program Convenor â€" Mts. A. Fawcett, Mrs. Hutchin'son, Mrs. H. I. Gi-aham. Mrs. Geo. Summers and Mrs. F. Davis. Messrs. Lundy Johnston, Howard Graham, Louis Teeter, Geo. Buchan- an and Jim Cargoe attended the U.F.O. annual convention in Toron- to last week. Mrs. Dorothy Johnston of Owen Sound .and Mrs. E- Wiley of Mon- treal visited with the former's par- ent/s. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Johnston and family. Miss Dora Boland spent a week with friends in Toronto. Mr. Melville Buchanan spent a few days in Toronto. Mrs. Leland Ormsby and babe of MeafM'd and Mrs. Lome Eccles of Diomore were week end visitor; with Mr. nnd Mrs. Lome Ormsby. • ... SO NOW WE'LL HAVE A BANKER IN THE rAMILY!" "Well, Bob has finally decided! When he's finished school he wants to go to work in a bank. And I'm gladâ€" for a lot of reasons.,."- He'll get a thorough training, and can even receive university instruction in banking and economics while he is working. Banking isn't learned in a day, but he'll get lots of helpâ€" and every opportunity to move up as he proves himself. 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