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®()je /ksljMM %mmct. VOL. 64; NO. 5 FLESHERTON. ONT., WEDNESDAY, JL'LYS, 1944 W. H. Thurston & Son, Publisher! Overseas With Army PRESENTATION FOR PTE. / LAURIE THOMPSON ^ A presentation and dance was held Ht the home O'f Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Thompson, where friends gathered to pay honor to their son, Laurie, who is a memiber of the King's Army. The evening was unfavoraible, but a goodly crowd was there, dancing to the music of those able fiddlers, M. S. McLeod and M. McFadden, and the master callers, L. Talbot and J. Cargoe. While the hostess served lunch, an address was read, wiafaing Laurie good luck and presenting him I with a sum of money, also, a fin« signet rin-g. He showed his gratitude by thaoking all for their courtesy. Laurie left for camp at Halifax. GNR. JOS. H. WHYTE '^ Younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. D. Whj'te of Artemesia Township, who Joined the Canadian Army in January, 1942, and went overseas in August, 1942, with the Royal Can- adian Artillery. Mrs. Geo. McKee of Toronto spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Loucks. Baptist Church NotM A baptiSmal service *ill be held Sunday night at 8 p.m. in Cedarside Baptist Church. Regular services in the Racist churches at the usual hours. Communion service will follow the baptismal service 'Sunday evening, with the reception of new memH>ers. All members are urged to be present. Future Eventr : €n â-  SALVATION ARMY ^^'^ Sarvice will be held in the ^""^ ticn Army Citadel, Pever.;.^ ^"y- Sunday, July 9th, 7:30 P-â„¢- j'di'jou^iy ed by Adjutant and Mrs. -^^^.J^ ^j',^ of St. Thomas, Ont. All i/ff-jpring. AUCTION SALE Stock, household effects and pro- perty at Wareham on Saturday, July 8th, 1 p.m. sharp, including 2 cows, pigs, hens, etc. also 5-acre property with house and barn. David Armour, Proprietor. â€" Geo. E. Duncan, auc- tioneer. 3- YEAR-OLD GIRL SUFFERS BROKEN LEG Little Norma Fawcett, 4-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Faw- cett of Wodehouse, had the misfor- tune to suffer a broken leg when a nt»rgp wheel fell on her. RUSS CREIGHTON and his Variety Band wUI play for a Dance in the Crystal Gardens, Dundalk, Tuesday, July 11th. Ad- mission â€" 50c. Dancing Every Saturday Night to the music of Alvin Dermott and tiis Or- chestra. Adtaission â€" S5c. i/ obby Fair Held By ll'-ange Valley PupUs atr. ot '°y Orange Valley Reporter) keep '•{•teresting hobby fair was held -â- Â«--) .jiâ„¢-? Valley school last Wed- nesday. Winners at the pet show in the morning were: Howard Gilchrist, white rabbit; a pretty kid, led by Rae Smith, and Leslie Alcox's pair of bantame. Many of Miss Dorothy Mann's pupils took honors with hcfyiHy exhibits. Maurice Freeman and Jim Foster tied for the War Savinigs Certificate grand prize. Everyone enjoyed the ball game staged between Cheeseville and Or- ange Valley school pupils. At the close of the afternoon Miss .\nnette Hill drew the tickets for two Red Cross quilts. Miss Dorothy Mann and Miss Bertha Boyd of Petertooro were the winners. ♦ I 3Fu!8(t fiti^f^hovsi That is how we wish the peoiple of our community would think of us â€" just neighfbors. We are standing by in case of emergency, giving you not only sym- pathy but practical assistance in the hour of your greatest need. We could not continue to work in an atmosphere of grief if we did not know that our service to the com- munity was necessary ani helpful. "YOUR TRUST IS OUR SACRED CARE" Etcbarbs; Jfuneral ^erbtce AMBULANCE SERVIlCE Twenty-four hour service anywhere at lowest cost Use our Funeral Home at no extra charge. Phone: NigKt or Day T8 X i\ BATES & HADDOCKS FIHEML CHAPEL NOTBD for beautiful terriem at im»d*Tmt» amtl. Kwmry llMMrf thmrgm, huptaUm fa- 60% W Oil FIIEMLS COST LESS TIM >2M!! .CENTRflL, LOCATION-124 AVENUE ROAD â-  IL â- ."â-º,- ' Telephone Klni^sd.Tle 4i44 , -'-( Entrance Results FLESHERTON Following obtained honors on the year's work: Jack Milne, Frank Tay- lor, Barry Thurston, Joan Tumey, Bob Tumey, Eleanor Sparks. Robert Long passed aegrostat. Following passed the v/ritten test; Donald Banks, Evelyn Fisher. Peggy Stinson (H), Mary NichoUs (H), Irene Phillips, Blane Pickles, Elea- nor Proctor (E), Winnie Shier, Mar- guerite Staiford, Ruth Stewart, Frances Strath (H), Stanley Teeter. Passed on the Farm Plan: Har- very Atknson, Gayle Genoe, Lewis MacEachem, Alice Tudor, Frances Adams, Phillip McMullen, Harok! Nichol, Ruby Copeland, Joan Love, Lavina Stevens, Kenneth Barber, Jean Hindle. PRICEVILLE Following passed the written test: Joyce Connolly (iH), Wm; Hutchin- son, Reta MacDougall (H), James McArthur. FEVERSHAM Passed on Jhe year's work: Joyce Hannon, Dolores Johnston, Madeline Hardy, Barbara Lougheed. Passed written test. Douglas Clay- ton, Velma Davison, Gwendolyn Fad- den (H). Bemice Hollingshead, Edna Teeter. Jessie Mossop. HeJsn Parker (H), Gladys Teeter. Passed on the Farm Plan: Jean Priddle, Bert Douglas. Ruth McDon- ald, Stanley Priddle, Bryce Benson, Will Crawford, Richard Haley. Wil- da Sayers, Muriel Weldrick, Royden Maxwell, Burton Hale. Bruce Holl- ingshead, Robert Legate, Lloyd Young. Edith Blakeley. Wallace Long, Will Moffatt. Fred Radley, Gordon Smith, Kenneth Winters. DUNDALK Obtained honors on year's work: Jean .\cheson. Bill Ashton, Lila Austin, Margaret Cook. Audrey Dinsmore. Leona Seeley. Passed on the year's work: Jerry Dinsmore. Obtained honors on written test: Kenneth Clarke, June Moody. Donald Perkins. Passed the written test: Eldon Davy, Hazel Jackson, Marion Parker Bobby Scott. Jim Stevenson. Ruth Welwood, Glenna Welwood and John Russell aegi-ostat. Passed on the Farm Plan; Ruth Lyons, Bob McColl. Dorothy Rich- ardson, Eric Campiell, Bruce Chris- a. Leroy McLean, Margaret Nixon. Allen McEachnie, Dorothy Riddell. CEDABVILLE Passed with honors on year's work: Mamie Rowibotham. Passed the written test: Joan Ad- ams (/H). Luella Buchanan (H), Elsie Coutts, Ina Ellis, Jack Gillies. Passed on the Farm Plan: John Mulhall, Bill McGraw. MARKDALE Honors on the year's work: Ruth Brodie, JDonald Kidd^ Dopald Mc- Donald, Curtis Ryan, Denzil Sawyer, Nelson Summers. Passed on the year's work: Nor- ma McAfee, Lois Harvey. Passed the written test: Doris Bel- fry, John Graham, Leona Griffith. James Johnston, Shirley Kingston, Willis Kirkpatrick, Bernice Living- stone, Melville Risk. Mae Decker. Honors on written test: Leona Belfry, Mary Bumstead, Jean Hooip- er, Marian Hutchinson, Kenneth Leaver, Edythe Loney. David McGee, Helen Willocks. Passed on the Farm Plan: Boib Davis, Fred Davis, Elmer Cargoe. John Fitzsimmons, Ethna Halbert, Doris Mclnnis Donald Tebbutt, Gor- don Clarke, Jack Gardiner, Lois Cameron, Ian Boyce, Florence Brodie. MAXWELL ORANGE SERVICE Maxwell L.O.L. No. 666 will hold divine service on Sunday, July 9th, in the United Church at 8 p.m., the service being in charge of the County Chaplain, Rev. 0. W. Holmes. All members to meet at the hall at 7.30 p.m. A cordial invitation is extend- ed to meniibers of other Lodges and also to the general puiblic. Engzigement Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pedlar wish to announce the engagement of their only daughter, Evelyn Laureen, to Mr. Frank Hamilton, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hammill of Singhampton, the marriage to take plaee m July. Overseas With R.C.A.F. SERGT. GORDON NCHOL Elder son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Nichol of Ceylon, who enlistt! with the Royal Canadian Air Force a year and a half ago and complet- ed his training as a Wireless Air Gunner, has been overseas for sev- eral months. Mr, and Mrs. A. S. Thurston and Warem of Meaford visited on Satur- day with the former's mother. DLNCA.N â€" COLUNSON ^ Christ Church, Markdale, was the setting for the marriage. Saturday, July 1st. at 2 p.m., of Susan Jean Collinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Franklin Coliinson. Ceylon, and L.A.C. Frank McKenzie Duncan. R.C.A.F.. son ol Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Duncan. Flesherton,. Rev. C. V. Pherril of Dutton, formerly of MarK- Jale. heard he marriage vows. Miss Jean Duncan, sister of the groom, played the wedding music. She was wearing white silk jersey, with white accessories and corsage of red roses. During the signing of the register Miss Lillian Brown. Owen Sound sang, "0 Perfect Ijove.'' Miss Brown was wearing prmted green shear with white accessories and a corsage of roses and bouvarclla. Given in marriage by her father, the bride were a floor-length gown of white chenille taffeta, with finger tip xeil and carried softly shaded pink ophelia ro.ses and stephanotis, with long streamers of pink satin ribbon with stephanoti:; and maiden- hair fern. Misses Frances and Marian Coli- inson were their sister'e bridesmaids. thkC former weaimg rose crepe with matching hat and shoulder veil, the latter in turquoise blue crepe, match- ing hat and slioulder veil. Elach •car- ried an armful of garden flowers in pastel shades tied with matching ribbons. Cpl. Henry Allen. Ueseronto. supported the groom, L.A.C. Ted McTavish. St. Jean. Que,, and L.A.C. "Harpy"- Harper. Deseronto. were ushins. A reception followed on khe lawn, at the home of the bride, the parents of the bride and groom receiving with the bridal party. Mir<. Coliinson was wearing printed green creipe, with white accessories, while Mrs. Duncan chose pale blue crepe, with navy accessories. Each wore a cor- sage of talisman roses and stephan- otis blossoms. Assislinig in serving the guests were Misses Susie Penny. Kay Cairns, .\nna McVicar and Mrs. Sherman Piper, all of Tomnto. For travelling the bride donned a Iwo-piec suit of gold with brown :6sories and a corsage of rose.>. They will spend their honeymoon in Muskoka. *' Ceylon School In order of merit. GR.AjDE 7 to 8 â€" Carman Plester, Joyce Tucker. Gordon Shaw. GRADE 5 to (i â€" Jimmie Adams. GRADE 4 to 5 â€" Ivan McWilliaai, la;: M.'Vi':l!i?.r.i, Dale Marshall (rec.) GRADE 3 to 4 â€" Ruth Hemphill, Norma McMaster, Donald Sinclair (rec.) Mel LcDermid (rec.) GRADE 2 to 3 â€" Douglas Sinclair, Gordon McCartney repeater in Grade 2. GR.ADE 1 to 2 â€" Leonard Hem- phill. Jacki'j MicJts; Frances .\danis, Philli.o MeMullen, and Harold Nichol received Entrance on Farm Plan. Marguerite Stafford and Muriel Shaw writing at Flesherton. iFINANCIAL REFORT Junior Red Grose collections. S3..33; Sale of Handicnaft f«r Red Cross, 19.60; Proceeds of Quilt for B.W.B J"., $13.15; Amount spent on War Saving Stamps $43.75. â€" M. McDonald, (Teacher.) School Promotions Flesherton Public School â€" Jack Wilma Honors 75; pass 60; recommenda- tion 50: Grade 8 (on year's work) Purvey, Billy Richardson, Williams. To Grade 7 â€" Bob Falconer 83. John Milligan 73, Emia Aberdein 68. Mark Wilson 59, Bob Stoddart 58, Burton Talbot 54. Earl McKech- nie 33. To -Grade 6 â€" Muriel Sparks SS, Margot Anne Goessel 87, Mai-j- Jane McTavish 86, Pat Stauffer 80, Elaine Cook 76, Bab McCracken 6«, Eldon Fawcett 67, Joanne Wood 66, Gordon Morrison 64, Ross Loucks 61, Jim Stoddart '56, Garnet Hamilton 42. To Grade 5 â€" Milford Loucks 77. Joan Avis 74, Marion Pickles 72. Ross Falconer 71. Qifford Richard- son 66. Bob Teeter 62, Billie Aiber- dein 60. To Grade 4 â€" Marjorie .Richard- son 80, Marie Stewart 78, Beverley Cook 78, Jack Banks 76, Roy Park 63, Stanley McKechnie 27. To Grade 3 â€" Janet Betts 88, Ruth Fawcett 86, Geraldine Best 82, Edna McKechnie 76, Junior Henderson 75, Ranald McMillan 74. Ronnie Loucks 66, Jack Doupe 51, Jim Williams 49. To Grade 2 â€" Lloyd Miller 78, Harold Hamilton 76, Shirley Aber- dein 75. Vlbert' Genoe 71, Donna Hamilton 71, Raymond Alexander 66, Flesherton High School Names are listed in order of merit, those promoted on recommendation ranking highest. Farm service students released before the complet- ion of the term are separately in al- phabetic listed order. Individual re- ports will be mailed to students whc were in attendance for the full ^vear Upper School results will be released by the Departmient of Education. Students passed in the subjects in- dicated after their names. GRADE xn Karstedt. Jane â€" 79%; Eng., Hist., Geom., Chem.. Lat.. Fr., PE & DT. Buchanan, Geo., Chem., Eng.. PE & Hist., Hist. Eng., PE & His:., Hist,, â€" Eng., Hist, DT. â€" Eng,, Hist., Fr., PE & DT. Eng,. His.t., Lat.. Frances â€" Eng., Hist.. Lat., Fr., PE&DT. Milne, tJenevieve â€" Eng.. Hist.. Geom.. Lat., Fr.' PE«&DT. Brackenbury, Marjorie â€" Hist., Geom., Lat., Chem.. Fr.. DT. Turney, Margaret â€" Eng.. Geom., Lat.. Wr.. PE&DT. FAR.M SERVICE Allen, Eunice â€" Eng.. Geom.. Lat., Fr., PE & DT. Atkinson. Vernon â€" Eng., Hist,, Geom., Chem. GKADE XI McTavish, Evelyn â€" 32% Hist.. Geom.. Chem., Lat.. Fr. DT. Phillips, Marie â€" Eng., Geom.. Chem., Lat.. Fr.. DT. .AkVis. Robert â€" Eng., Geom., Chem,, Lat., Fr., DT. Banks, Ted â€" Eng.. Hist.. Oom.. Lat. X, Fr, X. PE&DE. Falconer, Douglas â€" Eng., Hist., Geom., Chem.. Lat.. Fr.. PE & DT. Russell. Burton Geom.. Chem., Fr., Plester, Dorothy Geom., Chem.. Lat.. Meads. Marie â€" Fr.. PE&DT. FARM SERVICE Cox. Jean â€" Eng., Hist., Chem.. Fr., Lat. X, PE & DT. Fenwick, Hazel â€" Eng,, Hist,, Geom.. CTiem.. Lat., Fr., DT. MacMillan. Sarah â€" Eng., Hist., Geom.. Chem., Lat.. Fr., PE&DT. McMullen, Jean Geom., Chem., Lat. Smith, Margaret Geom.. Chem., Lat.. GRADE X Sparks, Lois â€" OO'^'f ; Eng,, Lat.. Fr., PE & DT, Math.. Sc.. Soc St. Hass, Janette â€" Eng., Lat., Fr.. PE&DT, Math.,'Sc.. Soc. St. Williams, Eleanor â€" Eng., Liit., Fr., PE&DT. Math., Sc., Soc. St. McWilliam. Nancy â€" Eng., Lat., Fr., PE & DT, Math,, Sc, Soc- St, Martin. Marge â€" Eng., Lat,, Fr., PE&DT. Math., Sc., Soc. St. Tucker, Betty â€" Eng,, Lat., Fr„ PE&DT. Math.! Sc., Soc, St. Chard, Mabel â€" Eng., Lat,, '''r., PE&DT, Math., Sc., Soc. St. McLeod, Donald â€" Eng., Lat., Fr., PE&DT, Math.. Sc., Soc. St. Stafford. Gerald â€" Eng.. Lat, Fr.. PIE A DT^Mwth., Sc.. Soc. St â€" Eng.. Hist.. Fr., PE & DT. â€" Eng., Hist.. Fr., PE&DT. Doupe, Eva â€" Eng., Fr., PE&DT., , Math. IX, Sc. IX. FARM SERVICE Brown, Helen â€" Lat. X, PE & DT, Sc., Eng. XI. Fen%vick, George â€" PE & DT., Math. EX. Genoe, Joyce â€" Eng., Fr., Lat., PE & DT, Math., Sc, Soc. St. Lawler, Wesley â€" Eng., Fr., Lat., . PE&DT, Math., Sc., Soc. St. Loucks, Verna â€" Engr., Fr., Lafc» ' PE & DT, Math., Sc., Soc. St. » ' Smith. Bill â€" Eng., Fr. (p), PE& DT. Math., Sc, Soc. St. Wliyte, Reta â€" Viag^ L«t, PE M DT. Math.. Sc, Soc. St. GRAJ>E IX Marshall. Barbara â€" 83.9; Enj., Fr.. PE. Soc. St., Math., Sc, Art, BP. Walker, Blanche â€" Eg., Fr., PE. Soc. St., Math., Sc., Art, BP. Buchanan, Frank â€" Eng.. Fr., PE, Soc. St., Math., Sc, Art, BP. Stewart, Evelyn â€" Eng., Fr., PJl, Soc. St.. Math., Sc, Art, BP. >,^ McCracken, Shirley â€" Eng., Pr.jr PE, Soc. St.. Math.. Sc, Art, BP. Aberdein, David â€" Eng., Fr., PB» Soc. St.. Math.. Sc, Art, BP. Meads, Emma â€" Eng.j Fr., PE, -. Soc. St.. Math.. Sc, Art, BP. Stauffer, Marian â€" Eng., Fr., PE. Soc. St.. Math., Sc. Art, BP. Thurston. Bruce â€" Eng.. Fr., PE, Soc. St., Math,, Sc. Art. BP. Armstrong, James â€" Eng., i^r., Hi neks, Betty â€" Eng., Fr., PB^ Soc. St., Math., Sc, BP. ' ^ Muir. Kenneth â€" Eng., Fr., PE. Soc. St.. Math.. Sc, Art, B?. Davidson, Douglas â€" Eng,, Fr., PE, Soc St., Sc. Alt. FARM SERVICE Badgerow, Bert â€" Eng., Fr., PE. Soc. St., Sc. Hfeth., Art, BP. McKechnie, Laurie â€" Eng., Fr., PE, Soc. St.. Sc, Math., Art. BP. Newell, Ted â€" Eng., Fr.. PE. Soc. St., Sc, Art, BP. Oliver, Douglas â€" Eng.. ^â- .., tE, Soc, Sc, Math., Art, BP. Rock Mills School Promotion results for Rock Mills. (iRADE 8 â€" Harvey Atkinson gi'anted entrance on year's work. Total 1200; Honors 900; Pass 720. GRADE 7 to 8 â€" Allan Betts. 924; loan Betts. 922; Don Smith. 922. GRADE 6 to 7 â€" Lawrence Dobson. 931; Myrtle Betts. 919; Irene Porteous. 896; Gordon Helm- kay,S73. GRADE 5 to 6 â€" Bobby Betts. 810; Shirley Partridge, 732, Rec. (Failed in Social Studies.): Gold:> .Atkinson, 678 (Failed in Socii. Study, Literature, Health.) Total 1000; Honors 750; Pass 600. GR.\DE 4 to 5 â€" Claj-ton Po t, ecus, 817: Redge Dobson* Ot; Leslie Porteous. 621. GRADE 2 to 3 â€" Murray Betts, 817; Henry Smith. 815; Ethel Betts, 748; Florence Wilkinson, 739; Lois Helmkay. 728; Jeanette Dobson. 680. Total 600; Honors 460; Pbss 360. GR.AOE 1 to 2 â€" Ivan Betts. 4o6; The numbers are totals. Prizes for good conduct during the month went to Don Smith, Bobby Betts and Clayton Porteous. No. on Roll 21. .Average attendance 19.75. Mrs. Francis J. Seeley (Teacher.^ Orange Valley School GRADE 8 â€" Ivan Rusell. 56; Maurice Russell, 72; Ruth Smith, 79; Doreen Teeter, 61. GRADE 7 â€" Betty Hill, 71; Rae Smith, 64. GR.ADE 5 â€" Senior-Bill Gilchrist, 42; Phyllis Brown, SZ; Goi-don Gil- christ.61: Lois Russell. 70 (passed in -April.) Grade 5 â€" Leslie .A.lcox, 70:, Herman Brown. 15; Leon Hill, 80; May Russell. 4S (R.) Glt-VDE 3 â€" Wilmer Brown, (R.); Shirley Bumstead (H);J'oan Hill (P); Roydon Gilchrist (P) GRADE 2 â€" Yvonne Betts (H); Marian Hill (H); Betty Gilchrist (R): GR.AD.E 1 â€" Howard Gilchrist (H); Kenny Russell (H). H â€" Honors; P â€" Pass; R â€" Recom- mended. -Ha' m Bom OLDFIELD-^At Mrs. Nuhn's \ur- ^||^ sing Home, Fleshertrr, on Monday, jP^ July 3rdi 1944, to Mr. and Mrs. Jo*" (nee Winnie. P«*«-' i*>pflon the "grift of a dan V