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a*- f sr '5 i A -! A. V <l f â- ; t â- Â« M' % â- Si' »^ ^^ V A» , r» ' -. ^ . -i«- 'j i»- *> *^ r It 11 JV^ J* 1^ V >^^l J* A â- :<' ' ;• ®l)je /teljtrUm ^^^tiatti:;^ VOL. 68; NO. 17 FLESHERTON, ONT., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1948 W. H. Thurston & Son, Publishers,, FLESHERTON L.O.L. MEETING Artemcsia Council Meeting The r^ular meeting of Flesherton L.OX. 2855 (Will be held in the Fra- ternal Hall on Monday evening, Sept. 27th. All former members and visitors urged to attend. Future Events DANCE AT MAXWELL Be sure and attend the big dance at Maxwell Orange Hall, on Friday, October 8th, under auspices af L.O.L. 666. First class music. Admission: 86c. Lunch booth. CREDIT AUCTION SALE Unreserved Credit Auction Sale on Wednesday, Sept. 29th, of quality stock, including: 3' horses, 25 cattle, 16 pigs, implements and household furniture, 2 miles north-east of Cor- betton. â€" Jack Grey, Prop.; Geo. E. Duncan, Auctioneer. WAREHAM ANNIVERSARY AND CHURCH PIE SUPPER Wareham anniversary will be held On Sunday, Sept. 26th, with services at li a-â„¢- and /tSO p.m., in charge of the pastor. Rev. Albert Millen, B.Th. Supper and program Monday even- ing, Sept. 27. Admission: 60c and 3Sc. DANCE AT MAXWELL Dance at the Orange Hall, Max- well, on Friday, Sept. a4th, to music by the Pedlar Orcehstra, under aus- pices of IiX)JL. 666. Admission; SBe. Lnoch booth. DANCE IN TORONTO Once again our season opens in the Fairi>ank Orange Hall, comer of Lander Ave. and Vaughan Rd., for old time and modem dancing. M«et us and all your friends on Saturday night, Oct. 2nd, for fun and frolic with the Pedlar Orchestra. â€" Kenneth McEee and Dave Jamieson. Artemesia Council met in regular session On Sept. 13th, with all the members present. A grant of fl0.00 was made to the Markdale Affi'icul- tural Society and complimentary tickets for the fair to be held Sept. 28, were di'^tritouted to the Council members. The following accounts were pass- ed and ordered paid: J. A. Davis, committee work |6; Postage for the Clerk's office $6; Ken Teeter, sheep claim $16; Geo. Buchanan, valuator $1.50; Ontario Dept. of Health, in- sulin account $1.&5; Percy Hemphill for relief supplies for August $38.0i>; •Artemesia - Flesherton' High School Board $<>alJ26; Road Supt., payment voucher 9. $779.35, and 9.A $89.59. By-law Wo. 6, adoptinp; the assess- ment on -which the general rate for the current year was levied, and By- law No. 7, levj'ing such rate, iwere read the required number of times, passed," signed by the Reeve and the Clerk and sealed with the corporate seal. Application form for the Provincial subsidy on road expenditure from July to August, was filled out and signed. The Council adjourned. DAYLIGHT SAVING ENDS SATURDAY I Claim Is iMade That 'Butter Is Being Hoarded Daylight saving for Flesherton, "General feeling in the industry is will come to a close this Saturday that press reports of an acute short- night, Sept. 25th, when the clocks will be shoved back an hour, ready for the services in the churches on Sunday morning. Along with the close of the daylight saving, the stores in Flesherton will close Wed- nesday nights at 6 p.m., but will be open Thursday morning until further notice. They will continue to observe the Thursday half holiday. In Memonam WILSON â€" In loving memory of a dear ister, Mrs. Jack Wilson, who died Sept. nth, 1947. To-day we are thinking of someone Who was always so honest and true, Someone we loved with all our hearts And that someone, dear sister, was you; Gentle in manner, silent in pain. Dear Vema, you left us, Heawen to gain, Nature so splendid, actions so kind, Not in this world would your equal be found. â€"Ever remembered by her Sister, Tessie. Bride And Groom Honored In Gleneig Parish Hail (By Priceville Reporter) A presentation was held Friday evening in the Parish Hall, Gleneig, to honor Mr. and Mrs. John Mac- Vicar, well known former Priceville boy now residing in Toronto. A very large crowd was present and the evening was spent in dancing, good music being supplied by Messrs. Bob McKeown, Thos. Leonard and Reta McKeown. Angus McCormick called the young couple to the front and the address was read by Ernie O'Hanley, while the presentation of a purse of money was made by Murt. McMillan and Ernie O'Hanley. John, in a few well-chosen words, thanked all for their gifts and' best wishes. Several speeches were made and songa by Reta and Helen McKeown, Dennis Lyons and others. All join in wish- ing John and his bride a haiprpy wedd- ed life. asre of butter have been exaggerated, :in(l has caused considerable amount of hoarding by consumers," says C. E. Lackner, Director of Dairying for Ontario, in his monthly summary for August of the creamery instructors' reports. "This extra disappearance of butttpv." he continues, "causes the situation to appear worse han it really is." Butter production in Ontario in August was considerably higher than that of the same month in 1947. Grey Federation Will Hold Public Speaking Contests The Board of Directors of Grey County Federation of Agriculture met in the office of the Department of Agriculture. Markdale, on Friday evening last and some important bus- iness was transacted. Most of the directors were present, with the president, H. I. Graham, presiding. It was decided to hold the annual lounty convention in Flesherton early ill November and committees were appointed. Initial arrangements were made for a county public speaking cimtest, in co-operation with the Junior Fanners, when the winners of Good pasture conditions in the earlier Township contests will compete. part of the month over most of the Province was mainly responsible. The extreme heat during the last part of the month, however, and lack of rain. is expected to curtail production riui-ing September, but the rain dur- ing the past few days should improve the pastures. Butter quality up to the end of July continued to be the hig-hest on record, but it is feared hat on account of the extreme heat. thi> record will not be maintained for the .\ugust production. The Home of . . Tasty Baking Specials This Week CHERRY CREAM CAKE DUTCH CREAM CAKE COOKIES Special This Week 2 doz. 35c PIES Raspberry (fresh frozen) Cherry (fresh frozen) Apple Raisin Date CREAM PUFFS CREAM BUNS JELLY ROLLS Weelt End Special in Buns and Fruit Loaves Scarrow*s Bj|<«2ry Phone 60 FLESHERTON DUCK SHOOTING STARTS SATURDAY OF THIS WEEK Flesherton Won Second From Dundalk 13-12 Flesherton outlasted Dundalk in the second grame of the series Friday night and won the game 13-12. The contest was featured with two home runs iby Oatigavel and Best in the five-run seventh, which put Flesher- ton one-up on Dundalk, after the latter had scored seven runs in the sixth inning. It was the worst game the locals have played this year, as they had eleven errors, attributable to their unfamiliarity to the flood lightis. Dundalk had five errors. Flesherton had 16 hits off McKenzie and Ruas. Andrews allowed 12. Russ. had seven strike-outs and McKenzie had six. Bob Turney batted well for the locals (with three hits out of flive tripi to the plate and Ken Betts was ! The season for banting wild ducks in this part of Ontario opens Satur- day of this week, Septemiber 25th. Ducks a-e said to be quite numerous on the lakes in this district and the local shanp-shooters are oiling up their shooting irons and picking out their "blinds" for opening day. Officers Elected For St. John's Young People's The organization of a Young People's Union in connection with St. John's United Church was held Mon- day evenin^pwith the following offi- cers elected: Hon. Pres.kâ€" Miss Bier. President â€" Alfred Qlsen. Vice-Pres. â€" Eleanor Sparks. Secretary â€" Jean McCracken. Treasurer â€" Barry Thurston. Conveners â€" Gwen Park, Elmer Best, Mary Jane MacTavish, Erma .\berdein. Pianists â€" Gwen Park and Gordon Howell. Meetings will be held in the school Our Chapel is at the disposal ol our clientele without extra chwrge. It contains 'yv«ll-appointed family reception roomi, Including argan and organist. Bates and Maddocks FUNERAL CHRPEL 124AvEnueRd KI.4544 ne.xt with three out of six. Bob also 'oom "f 'he church Tuesday evening scored five runs, a record for any i f'f ^^ch week. club playing in this district this year, i The next game will be played on 'Easter Lily Blooms the Flesherton diamond this Friday ' evening, to commence at 5:30 sharp ! .An Easter lily owned by Mrs. Geo. in order to play nine innings. Don't I Lawler is bloomii^>for the second miss this one. time this year in her garden. Last Easter there were two blooms on the plant and now there' afe three lovely larjre flowers. Following the finish of blooming in the spring, Mrs. Lawler planted the bulb in her flowtr garden and is now enjoying the bloom for the second time. ARTE.MESIA TOWNSHIP PUBLUC SPEAKING CONTEST (By Vandeleur Reporter) The directors of Artemesia Town- ship Federation of .Agriculture met in Flesherton recently and decided to give liberal cash prizes for a Town- ship _ public speaking contest to be hi^ld this fall. It is hope<l to have the co-operation of the Public and High School teachers of the district in making it a success. Rules and regulations will be sent out in the near future. .A mailing li.«t of all farmers in the Township, prepared by Mr. Herb Betts, was received and approved. John Howard Davfpe PF'sv.' The Roll Of OMvp- T- •â-  ' (By Eugenia Repoiter) The story of "Oliver Twist" now ciMiies brilliantly to the screen, with its excitement, suspense and grij)ping drama. "Oliver Tw!?t," written by Charles Dicken.s. ,ind presented l<y J. .\rthur Rank, stai-s Robert Neiw- ton. Abe Guine-s, Kay Walsh. Fan- cis L. Sullivan, with Henry Stephen- son, and introduces John Howard Davies n* Oliver Twist. John How- jud Davies is the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Davies of Winnipeg, the latter being th« former Neah Williams of Eugenia. Mr. Hedley Lehman, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lehman, visited at the Davies home when he was overseas in the last war. John Howard Davies is a charm- ing little boy and plays his part of Oliver Twist exceptionally well. If you have the opportiAiity of seeing Ibis fascinating story on the screen do so. as it is one of the world's moet treasured storie«. V,, A mailing list of the farmers m each township was submitted by each director and it is hoped that, in co- operation with the Co-operatives of the district, in the near future to send the "Rural Co-operator" to every fai-mer in Grey County. It was urged that Women's Insti- tutes which have not yet sent in the health questionaire, do so as soon as possible, so that the health survey may be completed. The resignation of Mr. Ed. Lang, as Fieldman, was accepted and Dave Anderson of Chesley v/as engaged and contracts signed. It was also decided to hold a Farm Foinim con- ference in the near future. Is Deer Hunting Desired In Artemesia And Osprey? Do you wish to have an open sea- son for deer in the Townships of -Artemesia or Osprey this year? Th* voice of the people is being secured by the officials for both townships, as the problem of the open season is being left to the individual townships interested. If you wish to have a Kirkpatrick - McGee At the home of the bride's parent* at Vandeleur on Saturday, Sept. 18, at 1 o'clock, with ferns, gla<lioli and begonia forming ^ background, Mur- iel Mercer, daughter of Mr. and Ml* Dane McGee, was united in marriage to Glen Willard Kirkpatdick, son (A Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kirkparick, Rev. W. M. Lee, M.A., of Markdale being !!!e officiating minister. The bride, given away by her fath- er, wore a floor-length gown of ivory brocaded crepe, made on fitted lines with long sleeves, flared skirt and peplum. Her full-length veil, em- broidered in the comers, was held in place by a wreath of white flowers. She wore pearls, the groom's gift, and carried a bouquet of white glad- ioli, American Beauty roses and maiden hair fern. She was attended by her two sisters, wearing floor' length gowns. Mrs. Russell Harney in maize silk crepe, carrying a fan of flowers in shades of yellow and mauve, with matching streamers, and Mrs. Harry Burnside, wearing Alico blue moire, her fan of flowers beiaff white, pink and rose, with streamers of blue and pink. Willis Kirkpatrick was bis brother's best man. The wedding music was played ky* Miss Audrey Lyons and Miss Freda Kirkpatrick, sister of the g^room, saoy ".Always" during the signing of tt» register. Only immediate relatiros were present. The wedding dinner was served !• the dining-room, decorated with lal* summer flowers, a three-tiered wedd- ing cake centering the bride's tafcla. -Assisting were Misses Iris WaMv .Aileen Graham, Kathleen Ratcliffe. The bride's mother wore a dress sC dus^ty rose crepe, and the groeni*» mother, black silk jersey with ear- sages of Happy Day roses and snai>> dragon. Later in the afternoon the season, or are opposed to one, phone â- ^ t- .^^^"'^?""'' !*;^!'!"'^'i^'-!.' h'>"Ple left for a"trip through ^orti^ em Ontario, the bride travellintg te • C. N. Long, Clerk of Osprey, if you reside in either of these townships. The usual procedure is having an open season is to decide how many licenses are to be issued and have a certain number reserved for resi- dents, some townsips placing this at 60'^f for residents and 40% for non- j residents. Go to your phone to-day ' _ , _ . ,.,.,, ,, and let your Clerk know what your Feversham Fair WUI Have navA' blue wool gabardine suit wtDl matching hat and shoes and gray^ shortie coat, and wearing her motk- ei's cordage. On £Tieir retuim they will make their home in Meaford. desire is. Races On New Track DONALD McLEOD ENTERS -VNGLICAN CHURCH MINISTRY Miss Annie Howard In"uved Miss .Annie Howard had the mis fortune on Tuesday, while painting; •:t the rear of her residence she has ] had erected this summer, to fall sev- 1 t'al feet into an excavation for a ' septic tank. Sh*" was se^verely shak- 1 en up from the fall, but it is not | tb'uight that any bones are broken. ! We hope that she will be around on \ the job again soon. ; Preaching in Christ Church, Mark- dale, from the text John 6:68 "Then Simon Peter answered him. Lord to whom shall we go? Thou hast the -.voi-ds of eternal life," Mr. Donald McLeod spoke of his belief in the call i o] God to sei'Ve in the sacred minis- ' try of the Anglican Church. Canon ! •lones. in introducing him to the j congregation, said that we were.very ' l)!(>ud to have Donald as our repre- ! sentative at Huron College this fall ;imi hoped that we should have a constant stream of our youne men to follow in his steps. â€" Standard. Donald is the only son of Mr. and DUXBURY â€" At Mrs. Nujin's Mrs. M. S. McLeod of Flesherton and Nursing Home, Flesherton, on Tues., left the first of this week to com- September 21st, 1948, to Mr. and mence his studies at Huron College, M^s. Howard Du'xbury of Priceville London, Ont. • a son. Feversham Fair will be held on Thursday of next week, Sept. 30th, and the officers of the annual exhi- bition are leaving no stone unturned- in their efforts to have a gootl fair. -A thii"d-mile track has just been completed on the grounds and tAvo races are being held, details of which may be found in the advertisc-ment on the hack page. The Feversham Fair is improving each year and larger crowds are atteiiding. Give it a boo~t this year with your .ittend- ance, and at the same time have an enjoyable afternoon. Rjlev - McDorr?,'d I j Beatty Washers % The Rev. Philip Duncan officiated, at the marriaKe in Erskine United | Church. Toronto, of Olivo McDonald, youngest daughter of Mi-, and Mrs. lohn McDon3!<! of Flc-^herton, to Mr. Robert Me)-!in Riley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Riley, Toronto. The bride was charming in a suit of pale blue taffeta with dark blue accessories and wore a corsage of American Beauty roses. She was attended by her niece, Mrs. George James, who wore black and white checkered sun with black accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. Mr. Ii-win Riley, brother of the arroom, was best man. After a reception at the groom's home, the happy couple left on a trip tc Buffalo. On their return they will reside at 148 Grenadier Rd., Toronto. I America is a country where a big- amists usually is found to be merely an amnesia victim. % \ BOTH ELECTRIC & ENGINE-DRIVE MODELS NOW .\\.\I1..\BLK For Faster, Easier, Thriftier, Cleaner Washing BUY A BEATT.Y vith the Safe Giant-Press Wringer REAT'IY PRESSURE SYSTEMS I1.\Y and B.\RN EQUIPMENT Duncan's Hardware Coal - Stoves Phone 54 Bicycles - Electric .Vpplianccs FLESHERTON, Ont.