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Wednesda.N-. April 11, 1945 IHE Hesherton Advance Published on CoUingrwood St.T Flesherton, Vednesday of each week. Circulation over 1,100. Price in Canada |2.00 per year, when paid in advar--- |1.60; in U. S. A. $2.50 per year, when laid in advance $2.00. F. J. THURSTON, Editor EUGENIA Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jamieson have received word that their son, Flight Sergit. J«clc Jamie.son has arrived safely overseas. At the church service here on Sunday evening the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper waa administered. Misa Shirley Purvis, Toronto, spent a fow days as truest at the Boyce home. Pte. Fred Boyce re- turned to Ipperwash Gamp on Sat- urday. Gnr. Victor Campbell from Shilo Tl-aininp Canip, Manitoba is taking a two week^ course 4t Camp Bor- den. Victor and his chum, I'te. Rae Forsberg spent the week end with his parents. Mr. and Mr.s. John Campbidl, Mrs. Fre<i Gorrell and Patsy were also vis-itors at the Campbell home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graham and Xioreen of Walkerton ivere recent yisitors at the Boyce home. On Tuesday evening, April .3rd, t"he Y.P.U. met in the church base- ment with about 20 in attendance. Games were played for recreation. Mrs. D. Carson presided. The dis- cussion period was in charge of Mr. Arthur Proctor who took as his topic, "Transformed Friendship" Scripture passages showing great friendship were read by Gwen Park, Irene Phillips, and Gayle Genoe. Art told the story of Damen and Pythias, whose fast friendship knew no bounds. The meeting closed vrith the Mizpah benediction. On Thursday evening the L.O.L. held a dance in their hall here.' A very enjoyable time is reported. Miss Mary Stafford of Kimberley Hient a few days with her sister, Mrs. Ed Baker and Mr. Baker. Mr. T. Burtin of Toronto who pur- chased the Morgan residence on Main St. has had an addition built to it on the west side. Mr. Calvin Boyce is the carp^ter and has the huilding nearing comnletion. Mrs. T. Stewart, who purchased the building in which the post office is located, from the (Park estate, has made extensive alterations to t'le property. In the upper storey of the building, which adjourns to fie building, she has made - '•ozv anartment in which her daughter. Mrs. D. Carson and children reside. On the lower floor of the same por- tion the space is Veing converted into a living room and dining room wi'h kitchen at the rear. Mr. Wm. Essland and sons. Wm .Tr and Gilbert, of Rob Roy visited friends in the village on Moii'day evening. We extend our sincere sympatny to the Karstcdt family and other relatives in their sad bereavement caused by the passing of the late F. 0. Karstodt, a highly esteemed resident of Flesherton. Sorry to report that Pte. Laveme Bnkcr has been wounded in Holland. Laverne is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Baker of the village. (Intended for Last Week:) On Sunday evening Rev. Westoott dtdivored an impressive Easter mes- sage to the congregation m the church here. . „ i, ot On Tuesday evoning, March ^l, the Y.P.U. met in the church with an attendance of about 50. Miss Craig presided for the devotional Dart The discussion period was in cliarge of the missionary convener, MrsC. Martin, who provided the following program. She read scr,^.- tiiro nassages from John 3.10--iU al- t^na^ely' followed with prayer by Elv Westcolt. She took as her to- D^^ "A tribute to the Canadian Na- turalist. Jack Miner by S. Meyer which ihowed the unique idea, the bringing down to earth of a wingeu Sude ot attend h.^^ mi-^onary training school '^\..^ "1^ /'' ^nj ^f then sending them otf to t'n«/-'H» ^^ threarth to preach the gospel. They Serried mes^ges to th^,vast .m- =inn fields in the bleak and barren ^orh in the swamp and everglades C^. J'^e\given .>y Miss^ a... ^zh E-whi^r'Mu^x^ l?n"i roduc-e,l as guest speaker a •eul-ned Flesherton A^"";:"^,^ /J ; liob Bank.s, who gave » /'" ;^|"'''j^,^^'„' ba.se/1 on ^ho -u vies ho 1 . d^ been in n war torn c.uroin. • TaVwith him a few souvenns,^vhi h ho had brought home. Mis. Maruii Extended tha'ks to Bob or Im in- teresting talk and the others tha belpc.l on the program. She con- Su'ed recreation in the basement, which consisted of n c-mtest I- am- rusPersoMS- and two f""-P>r„t "^ items "A Pillow Relay race nndn '.'Ct Patching Contest-. In t^io latter item, Mrs. F. Genoe and Mis F. Cairns, Art Procter and Bob Banks took part. The lad.es acted Bs molher.s and each sewed a patch "n tho pants of her little boy vvho was lying across her knees Suit^ 'able prizes were given. A lunch oT sandwiches, cake and cookies, n^o tea was served Silv.M- =0"^ ;>"" ^ taken in aid of the M. and M. Fund of the church. ..,,., ,„.. Mrs. A. Sproule o-f Markdale was « visUor with her friend, Mrs. Boy MHoMillan. . . , The Martin family visited with Ulrj. T. Lever and Harold on Sun- *'"Mi«8 Criiir i' spending her Faster vacation at her home in AUenford Mr J/int«" Mag«>e has returned home after ^pending the winter , V â- ,_.. ., vt.m,.1mv ivith firond? od I' at Weston and Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graham and Loreen of Walkerton and Mr. and .Mrs. John Badigerow and Inez were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Boyce and Jean on Easter Sunday. Mrs. Joe Little has received word that her husband, Tpr. Joe Little, who has been in a convalescent camp in Italy is being moved to England where he will undergo an operation. The Misses Winneta and Carmelle Martin of Toronto viaited over Eas- ter Sunday at their parental home. Mrs. C. D. Park and Gwennie of Toronto visited over the week end in the village. Gwennie remained for a few days longer visit. Miss Margaret McMillan and girl friend, nurses^^in-training at the G. and M- Hospital, Owen Sound, spent Monday at ,the former's parental home. Miss Jean Tudor is "spending a few (fays with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wilson, Kimlberley. Mrs. J. J. MoGee of Toronto vis- ited over the week end with her daughter, Mrs. Ray Genoe, husband and family. Miss Dorothy Genoe and Mr. Staf- ford Sweetie spent the week end with Mr. Dave Genoe. Miss Lucy MacDonald of Toronto visited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Neil McD'^nald and Carol. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Fawcett of Gait visited with the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Fawcett and 'amily. Mr. T. Stewart of Toronto was ''onio over the week end. Mr. and Mr."!. Russ Johnson and "Vlaxine of Toronto and Gordon Stewart and Warren Priestley of Owen Sound were week end visitors â- ^ the Stewart home. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Magee recently were. Miss Lillian Magee and Miss Anne Lnurick, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Ron- ald Parsons and children, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Magee and little son, of Eugenia. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Porteous of Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Little and Mrs. Russell White and Marilyn. Miss Anni" Tudor is spending her Easter' holidays with her uncle and niint, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Magee, Maxwell. Pte. Fred Partridge Boyce of Ip- lerwash Traning Camp is home on leave. The Red Cross Unit here met at the home of Mrs. J. Cairns on Wed- nesday p.m. of last week and quilt- ed a quilt. They decided to hold a dance in the L.O.L. Hall soon in or- der to raise funds to carry on their work. A letter of thanks was read from Argvle Martin for gum and from Delbert Magee for cigarette* sent by the Red Cross. KIMBERLEY Mr. Dalton Ferguson visited the week end with his mother here. Mrs. H. Lawrence spent a few davs with friends at Oshawa. Mrs. T. Soul is spending a couple of weeks with her daughter, Mrs. D. Davis in Toronto. Ronald Lawrence is visiting his "i-andmother, Mrs. Jas. Lawrence. Miss Orlie Kirkpatrick is a week end guest with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Kirkpatrick. ,,. , , Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kitchen have taken up residence in part of Mr. \. Knott's home. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Weber have moved to the former home of Mrs. r, Proctor and Mr. and Mrs. M. Wf-ber have taken over the farm and moved last week. . Mrs S S. Burritt has received a supply of books from her brother, Nichdlas. from Vancouver, who i« tlie author "Administrator of the \ew Order founded on the book of Acts of the Apostles. Mrs. A. Andrew and Mr. and Mrs. Davis visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. Graham. Mr. and Mrs. W. Weber and friends of Collingwood spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. F. We- ' Mr. and Mrs. Lee Weber, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Alexander and Mr. and Mrs Ken Betts visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. D. L .Weber. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Fawcett return- n,l to their home in Gait, Monday. Miss Gwen Ellis accompanied them for a holiday. , , Miss Thelma Ellis spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer l-lllis. .\ numiber from hero attended the â- aie of Mr. W. Swanton on Thurs- day. . -Ill Mrs. S. S. Burritt received a let- l,.r from her cousin, Mrs. R. Trimble, saying her sister. Mrs. H. Furstnow (nee Maggie Cartwright) Irid passed awav on March 27 at Riulyard, Mich., after illness of a vear. (Int.Mided for I.;i-^t W-^cV) Many farmers are on the land and things look Well generally Mr. Uallon Ferguson spent the Kaster holidays with liis mother. ,Mr. Clark MeConnell spent the week end with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. A. Appleir^n, Cialt, visited Easter with Mr. H. Lawrence and Mrs. Hill. ^ , Mr. and Mrs. Rex Fawcett of Gait IS holidaying with Mr. and Mrs U. b. Weber. ^ , Mr.s. Armitage spent Easter and a lew days with Convoy P.O. Arnu-, tage in Monteal. I'te. Ted Weber spent buiulay with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Weiber. ';, , Mrs. Geo. Proctor has returned to h -r home in Kimlberley • "Bu7.7, Bells" are the order of the lay with Mr. D. Fawcett's outfit. Mr. Don Gniiham spent the week cnil with Toronto friends. • Mr. and Mrs. Richard attended the funeral of Mr. F. Chard, a cousin in Toront-o, last week. Mrs. Chard sent â- I lovely basket of flowers for our church for .Sunday, which were very much appreciated. Mr.s .Toe V rnfield, who spent the vinter with friends nenr Mnrkdalc, returned to her home on the farm â- 1 Kinibrr'ev. THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE PRICEVILLE (Intended f«r Li.st W.r. A party was held Monday even- ing to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hunter and family, who have pur- chased Mrs. T. Nichols farm. Good music was supplied by Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDougall, I,eonard McKeown, Dan L. McArthur, and Archie Mac- Cuaig. Lunch was served and a so- cial time spent. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sayers receiv- ed word that their son, Willis, had arrived safely overseas on March 18th. Donald Aldcorn who has been training with the R.C.A.F. in West- ern Canada graduated recently as an Air Gunner and is on leave with his mother. Mrs. Runciman, who spent the winter in Toronto, returned last week to her house in the village. Mrs. F. B. Oliver spent a couple weeks in Toronto with her husband. Mrs. F. G. Karstedt, who had been a patient in General Boapital, Tor- onto returned horn*. Mr. Stuart Carson of Pickering, Mrs. Don Carson and children, Eu- genia, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Magee and family, Mr. and Mrs, D. Adams and family were Easter visitors at the Carson home. Mr. Archie McKechnie has pur- chased a new truck. His patrons are pleased he was fortunate enough to get one and find him most obliging. The Y.P.S. was held last week at the home of Mrs. Percy Sims. Games and contests were enjoyed. A de- licious lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lane and family of Georgetown visited Sunday at the home of Jim Sturrock. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McLachlan and Neil of Orillia spent the week end at the home of Mrs. McLachlan. Miss Lottie Whittaker, Toronto, spent a few days with her aunt, Mrsi. Spicer. Mr. Bob Brodie, Toronto, spent the past week with his sister, Mrs. Ben McKenzie. Mr. Dave and John Prodie, Toronto, were also Easter visitors there. Mr. and Mrs. Alex McLean and son, of Toronto were Easter visitors with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McLeod of Toronto visited over the holiday at the homes of Jim Sturrock and A. L. Hincks. Miss Jean Hincks, Toronto, is hol- idaying with friends here. On Sunday afternoon a Memorial Service was held for Lloyd White, who died of wounds in Holland, in St. Columiba Church and wa« very largely attended. Rev. Mr. Pen- man gave a splendid sermon, Mrs. John McWilliams of Ceylon render- ed a lovely solo, "Does Jesus Care". Appropriate hymns were sung for the occasion. TORONTO LINE NORTH (Intended for Last W<!ekl Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Perigee and daughter of Malton were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stewart. Mrs. Stewart returned with them for a visit. Miss Evelyn and Helen Brown have moved the past week to the J. D. Mc- Leod's farm near Ceylon. Miss Gertrude Lever spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wood and daughters, at Markdale. Mr. and Mrs. C. Martin and Marge of Eugenia and Misses Winetta and Carmelle Martin of Toronto visited with Mrs. T. Lever and Harold. ♦•>4^:'<-:~:":"><->«>'>«x~>*K"H'<~w~>4~>*«***<-><-**<*<"*<'*'^^ for CHOICE MEATS Bailey's Butcher Shop :T 'J '> -a. ' > -' Phone 47 FLESHERTON, Ont. fr<'<r><f^!f<f***<">'f<f<<'<f<'<r>'.^^^ MAXWELL Mr. and Mrs. George Morrison and family have moved to their new farm recently vacted by his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Angus -Morrison, who are making their h.ime with their daughter, Mrs. Em- erson Wright, on the Fourth Line for a while as Mr. Morrison has pur- chased a lot in Ma.vwell and is plan- ning to build a home this summer. We extend our deepest sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Grumniett in the loss of their daughter, Noreen, who passed away last Wednesday. Cpl. Ren Acheson and Mrs. Ach- eson and children spent the week end "* with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ross, also Elmer Nicholls of Toronto spent last* week at the Ross home. .» - . . ^ Assessor Wanted -* TOWNSHIP OF ARTEMESIA -* .Applications will be received by â- * the undersigned for the office of j^ Assessor for the Township of Ar- teinesia. to be in the hands of the ''' Clerk bv Friday, April 20, 1945. « â€" A. B. Chard, Clerk. Monday, April 9, 1945 •' A / e Business Of Farming Requires r 1 « I* t J\.EADy Money" is the common term for what businessmen call "Reserve Fimds". In any language, 'Ready Money" is a handy thing to have. None realize this need mor^ than a fanner : : : for in the business of fanning there are so many times that extra money is needed ... for bills that must be met : : i to take advantage of opportunities . . • "to turn a dollar" with profit; There are many times when a farmer needs "extra money"; 'VWthout a reserve fund he must either Sell something "for what he can get for it" or borrow, if he can get a loan; Victory Bonds provide a safe and convenient form in which to keep savings until needed. Victory Bonds earn double bank interest. When you have Victory Bonds you can get a loan from any bank at any time without any formality, and the interest the bonds earn pays a large part of the interest on the loan. Victory Bonds can be bought for cash which you have saved or bought on convenient defened pajrments with money as you get it.- Buy Victory Bonds to provide a reserve of working capital for your farm. Buy them, too, to help maintain your country's war effort; They pay interest these two ways. VICTORY BONDS Sih VICTORY lOAN 0p*n« April 23r<l. NATIONAL WAK HNANCe COMMITTH 4 Farmers always need "extra money" «t seed time ... > 4 'J0 "Extra money" is needed to pay harvttt hands . . , ^^ ^ You can often make a profit if you hav» cash to buy young animals.. .