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Vol. 52, No. 5 Flesherton, Ontario, June 29, 1932 W. H. Thurston & Son, Proprietors FEVERSHAM J V Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Spring- gay and family last week were Doug las Henderson and Beit Lyons of St Catherines. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Wiley of Nott awa and Mrs. Stoll of Detroit were j callers in our village on Tuesday last. Mr. and Mrs. David Williams of Flesherton were visitors with Dave's brother, Torrence, last week. Mrs. James Eby of Collingwood was a visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Eby on Tuesday last. Miss Bruce of Homings Mills pre- sided at our continuation school last week, while the pupils were writing their examinations. Mrs. James Eby of Collingwood. Mrs. G. Eby and Mrs. Tyler here, were visitors with friends in Owen Sound i last week. Mr. Ivan Alexander and sister. Mrs. Howard McKee visited with friends in the Queen City last week Mrs. Torrence Williams visited with Mr. and Mrs. Firman Irish last week at Wareham. Miss Mary Speer visited with her aunt, Mrs. A. Henderson, in Colling- wood last week. Mr. Joseph Thomson visited with his brother-in-law, Mr Roy, at Mono recently. Miss Bessie Potts of Badgero, was' a recent visitor with her sister, Mrs William Heitman, and family. Mr. Wheeler of Collingwood, Dis- trict Inspector for the Wawanesa Fire j Ins. Co., paid a visit to this district' I?st woek. Mr. I. Harvey Perigo of Toronto and brother, Mr. Charles Perigo, of Delhi, were week end visitors .with their sister. Mrs. H. Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Colquette, Betty and Allan of Owen Sound were week i end visitors with friends here. Mrs. Wm. Brown, an old lady, 82 years of age, had the misfortune to fall on the floor and break a bone in her hip one day last week and her condition is thought to be serious aa| she has not been in good health for some timo. She has been living with. her daughter, Mrs. Annie Wright for! some time. Her many friends will ' regret to hear of her accident. Mr. and M"rs. James Eby ot" Colling- wood and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas For i syth of Owen Sound, were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. G. Eby. Mr. and Mrs. H. Alexander of this| village and Messrs. I. H. Perigo ofi Toronto and Chas. Perigo of Delhi,' visited with the former's daughter,! Mrs. W. R. Colquette in Owen Sound, the first of the week. Rev. A. M. Shannon leaves Thurs- day, accompanied by three Fever- sham boys, to attend a boys' camp at Kintail on Uake Huron. Service will i not be held -^n the Presbyterian church on Sunday next, July 3rd. A large gathering of friends and eld neighbors attended the funeral of the late Mrs. McCallu.m from the' home of her son-in-law, Mr. John Stephen, on the -1th line to the United Church cemetery at Maxwell. Rev. j Mr. McPherson held service at the house and officiated at the graveside ! Numbers from here attended the' funeral. Mr. Hugh Davidson of Collingwood is presiding at the Entrance Examin- ations here this week.' Mr. and Mrs. Winslow Kernahan who have been living in Toronto foi the winter months, have returned toj enjoy the Blue Mountain air and are, visiting with the former's parents,! Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kernahan. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Long, Mr. and Mrs. Sell, Miss Zella Long and Miss Tena Henderson of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Blackburn of Flesher- ton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Long. PRICEViLLE Oh Tuesday p.m. the Ladies met in the church here and quilted two quilts for the bale. 24 ladies were present and Mrs. McMeekin, Mrs. A. B. Mc- Arthur. Mrs. John McMeekin and Erma McLean served a bountiful lunch at the close. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hobson, the r.ewly weds, of Hamilton, accompan- ied by Mrs. Mepham and Mrs. Mc- Meekin spent the week end at Mc- M'eekin's. The latter spent three weeks visiting in Hamilton, her sis- ter, Mrs. Mepham is staying for a fortnight visit. Messrs. Earl McLean, Murray Mc- Millan and Gilvray motored to To- ronto last week. The latter remain,. 1 for a few days holidays and returned home Sunday. Mrs. H. McDonald and daughter Mrs. Craig, spent over a week visit- ing in Toronto. Misses Irene and Ethel Taylor, ot Flesherton are visiting their aun:, Mrs. Allie McLean. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richardson and son, Donald of Toronto are holiday- ing here with friends and relatives. Mrs. Peter Muir is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Houston. Peterborough. Mrs. Neil Norman, Dundalk, visit- ed last week with her sister, Miss Nellie McLean. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tucker, with Mr. D. Hincks, Jean and Almeda, vis- ited first of the week at Mr. \Vilfreo Magee's, Eugenia. Mr. Clifford Hincks is presiding at Palmerston this week. Mrs. Wm. Bell of Paisley is visit- ing at her brother's Messrs. Archie. Donald, and Alex. Stewart's. Miss Beth Hincks is engaged to; teach school at Hampden. Mr. Innis McLean, Toronto, spent the week end at his home. His moth- er, Mrs. Colin McLean, accompanied him back for a week's holidays. Messrs. Alex. McLean and Allan Mclnnis are home from Hamilton on their holidays. EUGENIA PROTON STATION The Pilgrim Holiness camp meet-| ing is in progress and will continue) until July 3rd. A good attendance is reported. Many come a long dis- tance, two carloads being present an Sunday from Toronto. A number of visitors are camping on tht grounds. Rev. Wingrove Ives, a re- turned missionary, is a fine singer ind Rev. W. J. Tompkins of Harris ton is the special speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hannah ot Berkeley visited Proton friends on Su"dav. Mr. and Mrs. \Ves never, Mr. John Dever and Mr. Alex. Stewart visited at Mr. Hugh Copeland's, Beth;!. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Reddick and little dat'erhter of Dundalk vicinity. Mr. ami Mrs. David Reddick of Swin- ton Park were Sunday visitors at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reddick. Capt. Franz von Papen was kicked out of Washington in 1925 and in 1932 landed in the chair of Chancellor ot Berlin. If he found a landing field in between we have heard nothing ot it. Anniversary Ser vices St. John's United Church, Flesherton Sunday, July 3rd, 1932 REV. C. ELMER KENNY, B.A., of the Central United Church, Owen Sound, and ex-president of Toronto Conference, will be the Special Preacher for the day. YOU ARK CORDIALLY IXY1TKD Dr. Boyd and brother, Mr. Arthur Boyd, and the former's son, Mr. John Boyd, also Mr. Lash were up from Toronto at the Club House over the week <?r-.d. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Graham visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hoggard, Thornbury. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCowell of To- ranto and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Johnston of Flesherton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Magee the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. McCowell re- mained for a couple of days. Mr. Robt. Plantt accompanied his son, Fred, and wife to Barrie on Saturday and visited his brother and other friends there. Mrs. M. McMullen attended the Randle-Stuart wedding at Meaford on Tuesday, June 21st. The bride, Miss Donelda Stuart, is a granddaughtei of Mrs. McMullen. We wish the young couple many happy days of wedded lifp. The Misses Agnes Irwin and Ethel Burnett of Flesherton visited Sunda> with the Kaitting family. Mr. and Mrs. F. Graham of Walk- erton Mr. Geo. Graham Mrs. G. W. Graham and daughter, Phyllis of this village visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Graham at Clarksburg. Mr. Bert Kerton of Maple Vallej I spent the week end with his friend, j Mr. Ken Kaitting. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Cooy of Owen ^ound are visiting friends in this locality. 'Miss Mary McKee of Toronto is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McKee. A number from this vicinity at- tended a meeting of the Co-operative Packers at Barrie on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Martin and family spent Sunday with Mr. and | Mrs. S. Croft near Flesherton. Mr. and Mrs. Ern. Davidson and family of Feversham visited last ' week with the former's cousin, Mr. | Will Kaittin?, and family. The four Entrance candidates from the 8th line writing their examina- tion.; this week at Flesherton are: Willie and Edith Fenwick, Wes Jam- ieson and Fern Magee. Their teach- er, Miss Sinclair, has used untiring afforts in aiding them along, giving up her time on holidays and Satur- days, as well as extra hours through- out the week for the past couple of month?. There are three candidates writing from our school: Anita Tur- ner. Delsa Kaitting and Herb Faweett Their teacher. Miss Sloan, has al*c pent extra time with them. We 'icne all pupils are successful. Mr. and Mrs. Boyce. Toronto, snrnt a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs Ja-ob Williams recently. We are sorry to report \lr. Jos. : Hawkins Sr. ill at present, but hope that he may be well again soon. Dr. Milne is in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Esslaml and Mr. and. Mrs. Emerson Parker and children, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ben! Shortt Mr. and Mr.-;. Frne Proctor and] family visited with the former's mother, Mrs. Geo. Proctor, in Ki:n- berley on Sunday, Master Artie Proctor remained to spend a few holi- lays with his grandmother. Mr. Jacob Williams ha's had the Boll telephone installed in his home recently. A social evening was held in the hurch here on Thursday e v enin<r ofj 'ast week in honor of Rev. and M' ^ope. who are leaving this week foi Mr. Pppe's new charge at Owen Sound. He preached his farewell 'ermon on Sunday. Many are sorry to lose Mr. Pope and wife from this! ircuit. Miss Bernice Campbell is spending; i week's holidays with her cousin,' Miss Irva Magee, 8th line. Mr. and Mr. Chas. Tr-ker. Mr. I David Hincks and daughters, the Misse Almeda and Jean, of Priceville, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Magee and Irva. Mr. and >MTS. Chas. Hanley visited on Sunday at the latter's parental home, Wareham. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Magee spent a few days last week in Owen Sound. Mr. Magee, who is Deptuy-Reeve of the township, attended the County Council. Reev Cameron attended County Council in Owen Sound last week. Miss Muriel Fenwick spent a few .lays visiting relatives in Owen Sound last week, returning home on Sunday. The plotholders of Salem cemetery held a bee last week at the cemeterj .ind are holding another one Tuesday of this week, which will make a great improvement in the appearance of the burial ground. ROCK MILLS *+ The Rock Mills and Portlaw public schools will hold their annual joint picnic on Thursday afternoon, June 30th in Mr. Akitt's bunh. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pedlar and family and Mrs. Royden McDonald [ visited recently with friends at Kim- j berley. Mr. ard Mrs. W. Hargravo of I Wareham and Mr. and Mrs. J. Small and son, Lloyd of Alliston visited with the former's brother here, Mr. John Hargrave, and tamily. A number from here attended the Pilgrim Holiness camp meetings at Proton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pedlar and two sons of Feversham were recent visitors at the Pedlar home here. Misses Winona and Nathalie Pat- ton spent a few days at the home if their uncle, Mr. T. J. Fisher, Flesherton. Mr. Wm. Pedlar spent a day the past week calling on many of his old friends at Eugenia. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Meldrum and two sons of Portlaw visited recently with relatives here. The farmers were busy the past week doing their road work. BATES BURIAL CO'Y. DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE AT MODERATE COST NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR THE USE OF OUR FUNERAL CHAPEL 122-124 AVENUE RD. TORONTO PHONE: Night or Day KL 4344 J. W. BATES Formerly of Flesherton R. MADDOCKS VANDELEUR TORONTO LINE NORTH Mr. and Mrs. Wi!. Cronin, Frank Margaret and Doris, of Toronto vis- ited a few davs last week with Mr. ind Mr-. F. Brown. Miss Ida Lever of Toronto spent the week end at her parental home. MY. and Mrs. Harold Richardson and little son were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. W. Wilson, Barr- hd. Mr. and Mrs. J. Grobe and little grandson of Preston are (-pending a vacation at the home of Mr. Wm Burnett. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Wickens and little daughter. Marion, accom. panied by Mr. Robt. Richardson are the guests of Toronto friends this week. Mr. E. Blackwell of Hamilton is spending a \vhi!c with Mr. Bert The community picnic, which was held in the park on Friday, June 17th, was an enjoyable affair. There was a good crowd in attendance, a good supper and a good program of races softball, etc. Miss Viola Faweett, R. N. of Bar- rie spent a few days with her sister Mrs. Will. Hutchinson. Miss Minnie Graham and Miss Lee of Listowel spent the week end at the former's home here. Miss Hazel Wyville, R. N., is spend- ing a month with friends in Toronto and Buffalo. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gilbert over tho week end were. Mr. Jack Gilbert and family of Toronto Mr. W. Cooey of Owen Sound, Mr J. Williams of Eugenia, Mr. and Mrs Amo.s Bmith of Meaford and Mr Smith of Walters Falls. Mr. J. Thompson of Toronto was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Gra- ham and family for a few days. BORN On Sunday. June 26th, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker, a son. Quite a number from here attend- ed the Sunday school convention in Flesherton last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McConnell of Pickering and Mr. Douglas Zimmer man of Toronto were visitors at the Graham home recently. There was a very large attendance at the Women's Institute District meeting for Centre Grey, which was held in the church here on Thursday last, June 23rd. ONTARIO WILL OBSERVE 1.->OTH ANNIVERSARY IN '3* Ut incepit sic permanet fidelis, "As it began, so it remains faithful," is j the Latin motto borne by the coat- of-arms of the province of Ontario which celebrates its 150th anniver- sary in 1934. Plans are being made by a comm-ittee at Toronto for a gi- gantic celebration provincial in scope to be held on August 6th of that year M'r. J. E. Middleton, who wrote the 'Romance of Ontario," will be com- missioned to write a souvenir booV- let and the Federal government will in all probability be asked for a spe- cial coin and stamp issue. A leading feature in the celebration should be a recognition of the "progress madt in our educational system. The pop- ulation of this province was less than 100,000 at the invasion of 1$12 and has since grown to 3,374,000. Govern- or Simcoe made provision for a uni- versity. Bishop Strachan opened the first grammar school at Cornwall and interested himself in secondary schools. Then came Egerton Ryerson with his burning passion for free schools for the common people. t is said that politicians at Wash- ington arc figuring what it costs every time a man makes a speech. No figures have yet been produced to show how much benefit the public re- ceives from the oratory. Beauty Contest Marguerita N'uttall, noted singer of ! Toronto and well known by radio fans, . will be the judge for the Beauty Con- ! test at the big picnic in Lever's Grove, | Flesherton, on Friday, July 1st. All ' young ladies fifteen years of age and over can enter the lists the time is 3 p.m. the prizes $5 $3 and $2. Come on. girls, let us see you. No money piiid unless ten entries in the beauty contest. Strawberry shortcake is with us again and the growers report a plen- tiful supply of strawberries. The annual Spring Deanery meet- ing: of Grey was held in St. George's Anglican church. Owen Sound, las; Thursday. June 16th. The meeting ! was well attended by representatives from various parishes in tha county j All the clergy were presyf., also Ven ; Archdeacon Doherty from London ' The special speaker was Rev. L. A i Dixor.. a returned missionary fron; j India. The autumn meeting will bt I at Chatsworth. "The House ol Quglity" Specials This Week St.Mary's Anglican Church MAXWELL Rector, Rev. Maurice F. Oldham. 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