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THB FLESHERTON ADVANCE Wednesday. February 28, 1940 .1 â- t; Electors of Grey-Bruce Ttar mterests will be itrwti best by retaniiogtheKiBg Goyemmciit Vote HARRIS LISTEN TO W. E. HARRIS on CFOS (1370) MARCH Ut, 6.15 pan. PROTON STATION VICTORU CORNERS Mr. and Mrs. Firman Irish of Pro- to Station quietly celebrated the fifty-first anniversary of their mar- riage at their home here on Feb. 26th. We are sure we express the aenti- -menta of the entire community in wishing them many more years together. At the social evening in the Orang^e Hall, Feb. 22nd, sponsored by the In- -stitute. Mr. Dan McCannell was the winner of the quilt disposed of by the â- Society. Bom â€" In London hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Park, a son. Mr. Ernest Lyons, who has worked •on the Proton Station railway section fo^ many years^ has been transferred to Owen Sound, where he is being in- -stmcted in managing a snow plough. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hodgin visited friends in Owen Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Park attended the funeral of Mr. Samuel Park of Collingwood. Mrs. Alex. McLean of Toronto and •Mfss Maude Acheson of Primrose visited at the parental home Sunday. Miss Ina Acheson spent the week end in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Dan. McCannell and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Dever on Sunday. Card of Thanks The family of the late Elizabeth Seeley wish to express their apprec- iation and thanks for the many acts of kindness during her illness and at the time of her passing, as well as for floral tributes from neighbors and friendss. â€" Signed on behalf of the family, Mrs. Francis J. Seeley. Isn't the Bi-andon Sun the cheerful old thing! "Soon.'' it ?ays, "the mail couriers who brought us Christmas greetings, will be bringing us the in- come tax forms. "Is Marson careless with his mon- Mr. Lawrence Irving spent a few days at Swinton Park last week. A nundier of the ladies of the W.A. held a quilting bee at the home of Mrs. Elwyn Ferris Wednesday last. There was an omission l)y your correspondent last week when report- ing the sewing class farewell party aft tite home of Mrs. Bannon. Beth Stinson's name -was not in the list that was signed by those taking t&e course. Beth was also present that night and read the address. The Y.P.S. held their meeting last week at the home of Art Jackson. The meetings are good and if you care to go the taxi will call for you. Mrs. Milton Bannon spent a few days fist week in Markdale hospital, but came home Thursday and is im- proving slowly. On Thursday evening February 21, the February meeting of the Proton W. I. vras held in the Orange Hall 3nd took the nature of a social even- ing. During the first part cards and Chinese checkers were enjoyed and then dancing to the splendid music of the Blackburn-White orchestra and also the Blakey orchestra. During the evening the lucky ticket on the quilt was drawn by little Betty Neilson and Mr. Dan McCannell was the lucky name read. A silver collection and a bounteous lunch were also features of the enjoyment. The W. I. hope to have more of these community social eveniegs in the near future. P«SS555SB==SS= CENTRE LINE Snow and more snow over the week end and much colder on Sunday. Miss Velma Davidson spent the week end with her cousin. Miss Jean Lyons. Mr. Wilfr«d Batchelor moved to the Sandiland farm last Tuesday. We welcome them to our community. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Walker are moving this week to the farm on the tliird line, Hatherton, vacated by Mr. iSid Mrs. Batchelor. We wish them success in their new home. Mr. 'and Mrs. Gilbert Little visited with Mr. and Mrs. Russel Whita on Sunday. Waveham young people |spent a very pleasant evening skating at the Dundalk arena Thursday last. Victor Osborne has returned home, after spending a month with Mr. Jack Badgerow near Rock Mills. Communion service at Mt. Zion on Sunday at 8 o'clock. Card of Thanks The family of the late Mr. Samuel Pai-k wish to acknowledge with sin- cere appreciation the kindness and sympathy extended by old friends and neighbors, the members of the L.O.L.. 1085, Feversham, and members of the choir, during his illness and at the time of his death. IN MEMORIAM 9»i ey "Is he!" I've known him to buy „„, „„,....s .,„„, .„.. bread when he didn't have a drop of Foi'iuary 28th, 1938 gasoline for his car." WARLING â€" In loving memory of our darling .son, Raymond, who died â€" Parents. Time to Start Your Baby Chicks Insure for a profitable season with a new brooder. See our line of BUCKEYE and MODEL BROODERS, CHICK TROUGHS, BROODER PIPES, ROOF PIPES Add to the vahie and health of your atock by kebp- ing them in condition with ROYAL PURPLE CALF MEAL, HOG TONIC or STOCK SPECIFIC We also have a fullline of Dr. Bell's medicines. For cleaning staU^s we have WIRE BRUSHES. LYE, DISINFECTANTS, STABLE BROOMS, LIME BUY FENCE NOW FOR SPRING and SAVE F. W. DUNCAN HARDWADE Phone 54 FLESHERTON SWINTON PARK Mrs. Wallace McCormick spent the week end with her husband in Toron- to. Wallace is still in the hospital, but is making a good recovery from his operation. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hardy spent Sun- day with friends at Proton Station. The Ladies' Aid and W.M.S. met at the home of Mrs. Walter Knox on Wednesday. Twenty-nine ladies were present and a very enjoyable meeting was held. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knox spent Sun- day at the home of 'Will Meads on the O.D.R. Mrs. Richard Hardy, who was oper- ated on in Wellesley hospital, Toron- to, is now at the home of her father, Mr. H. D. Tressider, and is doing as well as can be expected. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Richardson en< tertained the Glee Club at their home on Friday evening, when an enjoyable time was spent by all present. VANDELEUR The February meeting of the Van- deleur Woman's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. H. Thompson on Thursday afternoon of last week, with a large attendance of members and visitors. The president, Mrs. Russel Freeman, presided over the business meeting and t^e roll call was answer- ed by telling the nationality you would like to be if you were not a Canadian. The program was in charge of Mrs. Lundy Johnston, convenor of the Department of Canadianization and consisted of a reading by Mrs. H. Hutchinson, and a paper by Mrs. L. Johnston. There were several sel- ections of music and a delicious luncheon was served. Miss Marion Boland and Miss Jessie Hunter of Mimico are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Boland. Mrs. Gordon Wyville visited her father, Mr. D. Pawcett, Woodhouse. the young people of the community had another successful skating party and dance on Thursday evening of last week. Red Seal Salmon 27c Pink Seal Salmom & A. Co-operative Csmpany, Ltd. FLESHERTON, Ontario BUCKING«AM Mrs. Alfred Hawton spent a week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ross Robinson, Nottawa. Neighbors and friends of this com- munity attended the funeral of the late Mr. Samuel Parks in Feversham on Tuesday of last week. Mr. Parks resided in this community all his life until moving to Collingwood a few years ago. His friends here regret his passing and extend their sympathy to his immediate family and relatives in their bereavement. Mr, Herb Taylor spent a recent week end with friends in Collingwood. Congratulations to Mr. Herb Mc- McMullen, a member of the C..\.S.F. in training at Camp Borden, and Mis.^ Muriel McKelvie of AUiston, who were married Saturday Feb. 24th. at the home of the groom's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie McMuUen, hear Kimberley. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Mullin visited for a couple of days with friends at Collingwood and Nottawa. Mr. Stewart McMulIen and Mr. and Mrs. Jim McMullen attended the ive.'.J! â- _; of t'.ieir brother. Herb, at '^'.. '.bcrley on Saturday. ~ • - â-  â-  â- '- _ -riff Nazis are organizing political 'sho'-k troops. We have something of he same kind in Canada at tne pres- ent time. aate ^ wau; 1 'li ONTARIO IMPORTANT NOTICE TO MOTOR VEHICIE OWNERS and DRIVERS mnsi secure your 1940 Plates ajicf Driver's License Beiere MARCH 31st NO EXTENSION OF TINE WILL BE GRANTED! For the convenience of motorists, 1940 registration plates and drivers' licenses are now available. No e.xteu- sion of time for use of 1939 plates and licenses beyond the date of expiry (March 31st) will be granted. The forms of application for renewal of permits and licenses will be found on the back of those issued for 1939. Secure your 1940 plates now and renew your driver's license at the same time. MOTOi VMOB MANOI MnUmMNT OF HIGHWAYS, ONTAHO P.CV. OPERATORS: Ail public commercial vthicle licenses expire MARCH 31$t KiW!^ tAe £ait7HUM&lS0^l}\