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^ ^^ ftVednesday, July 4, 1945 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE V > PORTLAW Mr . and Mxs. Herb Betts accom- panied by Mrs. Betts' parents, Mr. Wd Mrs. Wm. Stoddart of Markdale •nended the decoration service at Won on Sunday, where Mrs. Betts' <i!i»ndparent» are buried. |lr. and Mrs. Wm. Hill of Mark- â- daje and Mr. and Mrs. Lawler of 8th Um of Osprey, were visitors recent- ly Sdith Mr. and Mrs. Les Chard. PSr. and Mrs. Kenneth McKee of B^>ronto sipent the week end here and •Xtended the Blackburn re-union held at Eugenia. The Fourth Line Red Cross meet- ing met at the home of Mrs. Herb Betts on June 28th with seven mem- bers and one visitor pre.sent. A dance was held in Flesherton Fra- ternal Hall, Friday nig-ht, and re- ceipts were $30.00. Thanks to those who helped make this a success. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart of iiaple Valley yisited with Mr. and Mrs. Luther Love. Miss Jean Lyons, Wareham, spent a day with her friend, Miss Evelyn Pisher. Mr. Heii) Betts and daughter, Hyrtle and Ethel Betts spent a day in OeuTj Sound. Edg'ar and Allan Betts v.-ere in Toronto at the week €nd. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Harrison of Sprinfrhi'l spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr?. Everett Blackburn. Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Betts of Barr- head M'.ll visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ves Piantt a day last week. A nomber from this part attended the Blaokfcurn re-union at Eugenia «:i Monday and report a good time irith 68 present. The Wilkinson families Joined th« Turner families at a picnic at Eu- genia Park on Saturday with 75 be- in^ present. Mrs. Whitney and children of Markdale are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Pedlar en Tuesday. Mr. I nd Mrs. C. D. Meldrum and Donald spent a day recently wtih Mr. and Mrs. Art Idle at Priceville. Pte. R. Meldrum of Camp Borden â- was home at the week end. Mis« Marjorie Hairingman and Wrs. Fred Turvell and Mr. Turvell Of Toronto a|;e g'uesbs of Mr. and Mr.s. J. J. Boyce this week. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson McKee and Patsy, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. McKee of Hamilton were, week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John McKee. Mr. and Mr.s. C. Taylor are at the home of Mrs. Taylor's parents near Fevcrsham, Mrs. Thompson was und- Crpoin-K an operation in Markdale ho.'vpital on Monday. VANOELEUR Future Events OPTICAL â€" D. Campbell will be on his holidays from July i)th to July 17th inclusive. The semi annual meeting of Ar- tcmcsia District L.O.L. will be held in Eugenia on PViday evening, July 6th. at 8-30 o'clock. All memtjers are requested to attend. â€" Geo. Littlejahns, Rer. Sec. MA KK DALE STREET DANCE Monster Stieut Dance in Markdale on Thursday, July 6th. Bingo and good prizes. Dancing to the Ruben Kirk Orchestra. Refreshments. Dan- cing at p.m. DANCE IN FLESHERTON Red Cross dance will be held in the Fraternal Hall, Flesherton, Thurs., July 12th, at '.r.'.W p.m., with the 7- griucc Pedlar Orche.stra supplying the music lor round and square dancing. Prizes. Lunch. Admission: liCc. BAZAAR AT CEYLON Ceylon Ladies' Aid is .sponHoring u bazaar at the home of Mrs. Pou. Eeid this Thursday evening, July B, at 8 p.m. Horse.shoe pitchinjj for the men. Short program and gues* speaker following bazaar. DANCE IN FLESHERTON The Eugenia Red Cross will hojd H dance Ijoing sponsored by Mr. C. Pedlar of Nfcpawa, Man., in the Fraternal Hall, Flesherton, on Wod- ne.-day, July 18. Music by Pedlar's Orchestra. Admission: .'{5('. Lunch extra. PLAY AT MAXWELL "Untangling Tony" will be pre- sented by Muxwi'll young people in the Orange Hall, Maxwell, Tuesday, July HUh, at '.» p.m., under auspices of St. Mary's (iuild. Admission 25c and 15c, procewls for the buihhng fund. Lunch booth. MAXWELL L.O.L. SERVICE L-CL. 666, Maxwell, will hold their anniial Orange service in St, Mary's AnKlican Church, Maxwell, on Sun., Jnly 8th, at S p.m. Members are re- qaeated to meet at the hall at 2-M and parade to the church. Brethren of other Lndge.s arc cordially invited. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cargoe and family over the week end weir© Mr. and Mrs. Bert Warren and Sandra, Mrs. H. Hoefman of Toronto and Pte. R. J. Cargoe of Camp Borden. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cole of Schom- burg and Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Bowles and Jimmi© of Toronto and Miss Mary Bowles of the West Back Line were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Bowles recently. Mr. Andy Fawcett took a trip to Niagara Falls las*, week. Mrs. H. I. Graham was one of the nurses at the clinics at MarkdaK and Flesherton last week. Mr. \V. G. Bowles and Jimmie Shaw had their tonsils removed in the Markdale Hospital recently. The annual picnic of the Sunday School and Public School was held in the Community Park on Wednes- day afternoon of last week. The new pastor. Rev. Lee, occupied the pulpit in the church on Sunday afternoon and preached an excellent sermon. Mr. T. S. Cooper of Markdale gave a splendid address in the Community Hall on Monday evening on the sub- ject of "Hydro" and also "The Hog Producers Association." Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Graham and Ruth, Mrs. W. G. Bowles and Miss May Graham attended the Sunday School Convention at Eugenia last Friday. (Intended for Last Week) Mrs. Dave McGee was hostess to the Women's Institute for their June meeting on Thursday afternoon of last week. A good report of the con- vention at Walter's Falls was given by the delegates. A paper was given by Mrs. F. R. Boland and other good program was provided. A good program of sound moving pictures was given in the community ball on Tuesday evening, June 19th. by the Fieldman for the Federation of Agriculture, under the auspices of the Farm Forum. The next show- will be on July 20th. Mr. T. S. Cooper, Agriculture Re- presentative will address a meeting in the community hall on Monday evening, July 2nd, under the auspic- es of the Farm Forum. The annual community basket pic- nic under the austpices of the Sunday School and Public School will be held in the Community Park on Friday afternoon <)f this week, June 29th. A\\ welcome. An interesting game of Softball was played on the Community Park here on Tuesday evening of Jast week, between Vandeleur and Rock- lyn and rsulted in a victory for the home team. A couple of bees were held at the ehurch recently and the north side of the shed roof was given a new covering of shingles. 8TH 1 INE OSPREY Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fenwick, 8th Line, got a real surprise last week on Ihe anniversary of their .silver wedd- ing, when their brothers and sisters of CoUingwood motored up to si)end a few pleasant hours with them with a beautiful" Silver Tea Service". We congratulate Mr. and Mi-s. Fenwiok on this occasion and wish them many more happy anniversar- ies. Mr. and Mrs. Ferg Somers and Mary of Toronto spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Somers and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stephens and Helen Marie and Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Stophens and Mary Isabella sipent Saturday in Barbie. Mr. and Mrs, George Lawler and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lawler, David aii'l Paul attended the Garden Party at Singhampton on Saturday even- ing. Miss Lois Williams has been as- sisting at the home of Mr. ami Mi'.s. .Mcrvin Davidson this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stephens spent .Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Langtree at Maple Grove. School has closed for another term with most of the pupils being KiiccesKt'u! in passing into another Grade. We congrntuiate Mr. Shields and pupils. Mr. Shiclfls returned to his home near Meaford Friday p.m. He is discontinuing teaching for the pre- .sent. Master Billy Davidson spent the i)a=t two weeks with hi.s aunt at tUarksbui-g. Mrs. P. J. Somers, Helen and Na- omi of Mildmay have returned home. Age is only a matter of blood pressure hardened arteries, rheu- matism, loss of hair, lois of speed, loss of pwnjch, loss orf »ing. What doas that leave? People should not kick about liquor rationing. Think what our boys will have to do when they get over to Japan to get a Nip CEYLON Con^atulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Snell (nee Mary Whitehead) who were recently mar- ried. Miss Violet Stonehouse, who has been assisting in the home of Mr. Peter Muir for the past month is taking a posis-tion at the IKirham Hosiptial early in July. Mr. Melville Hunt, Preston, spent the holiday at his parental home. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Smith of Tor- onto weer holiday visitors with Mrs. John Gibson. The many friends of W.O. 1 Gor- don Nichol, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Nichol are glad to have him in their midst. Gordon having recently re- turned from overseas. Pte. Clayton MoWhinney of the Lake Superior district and Mr. Will- ard MoWhinney, Gravenhurst, were recent visitors with Mrs. C. Archi- bald. Miss Marion iMuir, iHamilton, is holidaying at her home. Mrs. L. Duckett is visiting Mr. and Mrs. McCartney, Creemore. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Knox and sons of Bowmanville were week end visit- ors with the former's mother, Mrs. Jas'. Knox. Mrs. A, Stewart, Mis® Irene Gray and Mr, J. P. Stewart of Toronto were holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. M. T, Hogarth. Mrs. Doug. Bullock, Mrs. Eric Ol- iver and daughter, Dianno of Toron- to spent the past week with their grand mother, Mrs. Joseph and R. C. Oliver. Mr. Arthur Whittaer, Toronto, spent the week end with friends in the village. Miss Helen Duckett, Toronto, is visiting at the parental home. Our little village is having some changes. Mrs. Clarence Bartley is having the former Cap. MsLaughlin properfy remodelled and is moving there shortly from Markdale. We are always glad to have former Ceylon folk return to the village. Mr. Eddie Genoe takes over the mail route of Mr. W. E. Stoddart be- ginning on July 3rd. Mr. W. E. Stoddart takes over a mail route out of Markdale beginning July 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Snell and daugh- ter Shirley of Weston and Miss Dor- othy Snell of Islington were recent visitors with Mrs. G. Snell. Born to Mr . and Mrs. Pat Black on June 11th, at Mrs. Belshaw's Nur- i^ing Home, Gravenhurst ,a daughter, (Donna Maxine). Miss Ethel Ii-win, Toronto, Mrs. Downing, Kitchener, were holiday visitors with Mrs, W. Burnett and and Mrs. M. Irwin. .Airs. C. Archibald returned Satur- day ,after two weeks visit with friends at Gravenhurst. Mr. Keith Goessell of Kincardine is s'peiuling a week's holidays at his parental home here. Mi.s'S Lottie Whittaker, Miss M. McDonald and Mrs. C. Smellie are speiiding some time at Haliburton. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Genoe were, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Pattinson and daughters, Ciwen and Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Buck- land of Owen Sound; also Mr. anc* Mrs. F, Arnett and daughter, Faye, of Durham. Mr. Douglas Reid of Sudbury was a holiifhy visitor with Mrs Reid and son, Bobbie. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. John Oliver, on the death of her mother, who passed away recently in Toron- to. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Genoe were re- cent visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Ray Genoe, Eugenia. Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Cowan and little daughter of Toronto sipent the holiday with Mr, and Mrs. F. Mar- sihall, Mr. and Mrs. J. S, McDermid and son, Melville attended the 30th wedd- inp anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Chus. Watson, Dromore. Mr. Wntler Tobbutt and daughters, (Catherine and Rita of Markdale and son, Melvin of Toronto, visited wi Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stoddart t|,e past week end. Master Robert Forester of HaL. aton is spending a month's holiclny with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Goessell. Mr. Fred Irish, Toronto is spend- iii({ two 'week's holidays with M^-s. .M. Hemphill and Mr. S. llemplMll. Born" in MavUdalc Hosii)itnl (yi June 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. Whi. Cairns, a son. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cairns visited Sunday with friends at Wabnshei,e. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Meads and n^,^^ Bryan, are spending a week wit^j Mr. a| 1 Mrs. Will Meads. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mr^. Geo. Cairns were, Mr. and Mi>. Alex McDonald, Weston. Mrs. Jo^. MoKee, Mr. and Mrs. Bmeraon Mc. Kee and daughter. Patsy of HamiL ton; also Miss Catherine Cairns of Toronto i^ holidaying at the parent, al home. HIGH SCHOOL REPORTS Departmental result* listed are silbJ«ot to renrlaion by the Depart- ment of Education. Pupils of each igrade are claseified into three divisions, those recomr mended without tirriting final exam- inations by reason of good standing throughout the year; those leaving for Farm Service by reason of satis- factory standing at the time of with- drawing; those who wrote one or more final examinations to secure the required standing for promotion. Farm Service students will be granted standing in the subjects in- dicated upon presentation of certi- ficates indicating the completion 'of thirteen weeks' farm employment. Figures represent percentage of aggregate marks secured by each pupil. AAjbreviations are for sub- jects in which the student has pass- ed. "P" indicates probationary standing. Idividual reports are being mailed to each student. GiRiADE XII PASSEiD OiN YEAR'S WORK McTavish, E., 76-3, Eng., His., Alg., Phya., Lat., Fr., H&PT. Smith, M., 72.3, Eng., His., Alg., Phys., Lat., Fr., iHk&PT. Phillips, M., 71.4, Eng., His., Alg., Phys., Lat., Fr., H. FARM SERVICE Atkinson, V., Fr., A&M, His. Avis, R., Eng., His., Alg., Phys., Lat., Fr., H. Cox, J., Eng., His,, Alg,, Phys., Fr., Lat. XI, H&PT. Fenwick, H., Eng., His., Alg., Phys., Lat., Fr., H&PT. MoMullen, J., E^g., IHis., Alg., Phys,, Lat., Fr., H&PT. TRIED FI'NAiL EXAMINATIONS Falconer, D., 64.6, Eng., His., Alg., Phys., Lat., Fr., H&PT. Banks, T., 57.7, M. His., Alg., Phys., Lat XI, H&PT. RusseU, B., 56, His., Phys., H&PT. MacVicar, A., Lat. XII, Alg. NORTHERN MOTOR SERVICE Prompt rewinding serviee on electric motors of all Uada â€" Domestic and Commercial. Split â€" TVo and Three PhaM^ Mgk Speed and Low Speed Electric Drills. Workmanship Gnaraataad. J. MIDDLETON 753 - 2nd Ave. E. OWEN SOUND Phone 783 S.S., Math., Sc. TRIED FINAL EXA(MINATIONS Thurston, Bruce, 65, Eng., Lat., Fr., H&PT, S,S., Math., Sc. Oliver, D., 60, Eng., Lat,, Fr., H& PT, S.S., Math., (p), Sc. McKechnie, L., 49, Eng., Lat., Fr., S.S., Sc. GRADE XI PASSED ON YEARNS WORK Hass, J., 78, Eng., His., Alg., Phys. Lat., Fr., H&PT. Williams, E„ 73.9, Eng., His., Alg., Phys., Lat., Fr., H&PT. McWilliam, N., 73, Eng., His., I Alg., Phys., Lat., Fr., H&PT. Kirkpatrick, L., 72.3, Eng., His., Alg., Phys., Lat., Fr., H&PT. Tucker, B., 60.4, Eng., His., Alg., Phys., Lat., Fr., H&PT. FARM SERVICE Lawler, W., Eng., His., Alg., Phys., Lat., Fr., H&PT. Loucks, v., Eng., His., Alg., Phy|., Lat., Fr., H&PT. Sparks, L., Eng., His., Alg., Phys., Lat, Fr., H&PT. TRIED FINAL EXAMINATIONS Chard, M., 57.3, Eng,, His., Alg., Phys., Lat., Fr., H&PT. Martin, M., 55.6, Eng., His., Alg., Phys., Lat. (p), Fr., H&PT. Genoe, J., 55, Eng., His., Alg., Phys., Lat. (p), Fr. (p), H&PT. McLeod, D., 53.3, Eng., His., Phys., Lat,, Fr„ H&PT, GJEIADE IX PASSED ON YE1AR« WORK Sparks, E,, 76, Eng., Fr., H&PT, Soc. St., Math., Sc., Bus. Pr., Art, Ed. G. Thurston, Barry, 74, Eng., Fr„ H& PT, Soc. St., Math., Sc., Bus. Pr., Art, Ed. G. •Stevens, L., 73, Eng., Fr., H&PT, Soc. St., Math., Sc., Bus. Pr., Art, Ed. G. Turney^, J., 71, Eng., Fr., H&PT, Soc. St., Math., Sc, Bus. Pr., Art, Ed. G. Milne, J., 70, Eng., Fr., H&PT, Soc. St., Math., Sc., Bus. Pr., Art. Ed G. Adams, F., 69.2, Eng., Fr., H&PT, Soc. St., Math., Sc., Bus. Pr., Art, Ed. G. Phillips, I., 69, Eng., Fr., H&PT, Soc. St., Math., Sc., Bus. Pr., Art, Ed. G. FARM SERVICE Campbell, E., Eng., Fr., H&PT, Soc. St., Math., Sc., Bus. Pr., Art, Ed. G. Nichol, H,, Eng,, Fr., H&PT, Soc. St., Math., Sc., Bus. Pr., Art, Ed. G. TRIED FINAL EXAMiINA-nONS MacDougal, R., 72, Eng., Fr., H& PT, Soc. St., Math., Sc., Bus. Pr., Ed. G. Stewart, R., 64.1, Eng., Fr., H&PT, Soc. St., Math., Sc., Bus. Pr., Art, Ed, G. Stafford, M., 64, Eng., Fr., H&PT, Soc. St., Math., So., Bus. Pr., Art, Ed, G. Pickles, B., 61, Eng., Fr., H&PT, Soc. St., Math., Sc., Bus. Pr., Art, Ed. G. McMullen, P., 59, Eng., Fr. (p), Soc St., Math., Sc, Bus. Pr., EJd. G. Atkinson, H., 58, Eng., Fr., H&PT, Soc. St., Math., Sc., Bus. Pr., Art, Ed. ?,. Turaey, R., 51, Eng., B&PT, Soc St. (p). Math., Sc, Bus. Pr., Art, Ed. G. Banks, D., 50, Eng., Soc St., Math., Sc, Bus. Pr., Art, Ed. G. Long, R., 49, Eng. (p), H&PT, Soc St., Math., Sc (p), Bus. Pr., .â- \rt, Ed. G. Improper nutrition, and not germs or parasites, is the cause of about 25 per cent of all deatha among newly-born farm animals. Gruff father (to son-^ â€" Why don't you get out and find a jobt When I was your age I was work- ing for f5 a week in a s^hop, and at the end of five years I owned tha shop. Son â€" You tan't do that nowadaya They have cash registers. GRADE X PASSED ON YEAR'S WORK Marshall, B., 84, Eng,, Lat., Fr., H&PT, SjS„ Math,, Sc. Meade, E., 75.4, Eng., Lat., Fr., H&PT, S,S., Math,, Sc, Stewart, E., 75, Eng,, Lat,, Fr., H&PT, S.S„ Math,, Sc, Aherdein, D., 73, Eng,, Lat., Fr., H&PT, S.S., Math., Sc Walker, B., 72.3, Eng,, Lat., Fr„ H&PT, S.S., Math., Sc. MoCracken, S., 72.1, Eng., Lat., Fr„ H&PT, S.S., Math,, Sc Stauffer, M„ 70, E'ng,, Lat., Fr., H&PT, S-S., Math., Sc Hincks, B., 61, Eng., Lat., Fr., H& PT, SjS., Math,, Sc. FARM SERVICE Newell, T., Eng., Lat,, Fr., H&PT, GOODYEAR NOW AS ALWAYS YOUR BEST BUY HERE'S WHY! 20 years' experience with synthetic rubber. 40 years of research and experience In building millions more ttres than any other tire manufacturer. 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