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f 1 > ® J)je /ksIjMM %0twma» VOL. 66; NO. 5 FLESHERTON. ONT.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1946 vV H. Thurston & Son, Publishcri Dillon - Betts At Rock Mills Baptist Church on Saturday. June 22nd, at 3 o'clock, Mr. F. B. Keys of Fle&herton, assist- ed by Rev. Chas. Lee of Feversham, united in marriage Hilda Mabel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hert»ert Betts, and Francis Clements, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dillon, Toronto. Mrs. F. B. Key^ of Flesherton played the wedding muisic and ac- companied the bride's aunts, Misses Edythe and Mabel Betts, who sang, during the sigming of the resgister "The Wedding Prayer." The church was decorated for the occasion with baskets of spring flowers and other appropriate decorations^ Given in naarriage by her father, the youthful bride -vseS lovely in a gown of white slipper satin, fitted bodice with lace yoke and high rouna neck line, lily-pointed sleeives with skirt gathered at the waist, finger- tip veil, embroidered edge caught at head with heart-shaped crown, and carried a bouquet of American Beau- ty roses with waiden hair fern tied with <a white satin ribbon. She wore the gift of the groono., a lovely string of pears- Miss Roe Dillon, sifter of the groom, was bridesmaid, wearing a blue dress of net over taffeta with halo of pink and blue artificial cos- mos, and carried a bouquet of pink snapdragon with maiden hair fern tied with pink satin ribbon. The groomsman was Arthur Betts, brother of the bride, and the ushers were Harold Bett^ and Edgar Betts. The reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, where Mrs. Betts received' her guests, dressed in rose rayon crepe, trimnr- ed at the shoulder with sequins and wearing a corsage of white lilies, and wals assisted by Mrs. Dillon in blue rayon crepe with corsage of pink roses. A buffet luncheon was served to about sixty guests by Misses Helen Betts Eleanor, Russell and Marjorie Newell, with the asfeist&nce of Mrs. Lewis Fisher, Mrs. Frank Betts and Mrs. Harry Fisher. The bride's table wa^ laid with lace taible cloth, centred by a three-tiered wedding cake, tall pink candles in crystal holders. Mr- F. B. Keys was toast- ma'ster and pro(posed a toasrt to the bride, to which the groom responded. For their wedding trip to Windsor and Detroit, the bride wore midlnight blue silk crepe dress and white ac- cessories. Friends gathered from Toronto, Malton and Markdale for the wedding. A presentation was held in To- ronto by Flash Fasteners, where Hilda had been employed, and she wa^ the recipient of a beautiful cof- fee table and table lamrp The girls served cake and ice cream to the guests. Vandeleur School Children Take Goitre Preventative (By Vandeleur Reporter Early this year the Farm Foa-um, the W. I- and W. A. groups, sent a resolution to the local public school board ajjiproving of goitre prophy- laxis and urged that the school children be given treatment under the direction of the Medical Officer of Health- Under the direction of Dr. Carefo<5t. treatment commenced on June 26th, when the teacher. Miss Maxine Connell, gave each pupil e tablet. As one tablet Should be takert each week, enough were sent home with the children to last over the holidays. The children report that the tab- lets taste good and are anxious to receive their ration. So another preventative medicine idea is on its way in Vandeleur school. Other pro- jects carried out in this school dur- ing the past two yearfe are: immun- ization against scarlet fever, diph- theria, whooping cough and small pox, dental clinic and of course the hoajpitalization for thoise who are in the plan. RATION COUPON DUE DATES A man who hoarded his money formerly was known as a miser. To- day he's a wizard. ♦ ♦♦Ill ** ***** * * ** **** *** ** 4 4 t # 4 « IT « 4 4 We can supply Bulova, Elco, Tissot and Tavannes Watches "BLUEBIRD" and 'BRID.\L WREATH" RINGS SILVERWARE E. I. HOLLEY ;: DUNDALK, ONT. :♦♦! 1 1 * ****** * ******** * *** Coupons now valid are sugajr- preserves SI to S21, butter RIO to R13, meat M40 to M44. Sugar-preserves coupons S17 to S21 have been declared valid for heme canning sugar- They are in addition to the regular ration al- lowance and may be used either for the purchase of feugar, canned fmits or preserves. Huish - Morrison The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Morrison, Collingwood, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Saturday, June 22nd, wlien their younger daughter, Thelma Elizabeth, wafe united in marriage to Mr. Wm- Huish of Stayner, with Rev. Stanley Elliott of Shelburne officiating. Mr. Bruce Poole played the wedding music Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white embossed gown with finger-tip veil of silk net caught to a coronet of orange blos- some and seed pearls. She carried a colonial n^osegay c^ Talisman roses. Miss Ruth Poole wafe bridesmaid in pale pink net over taffeta. She also carried a colonial nosegay of pink roses and gladioli. Mr. Wesley Huish was his brother's attendant.' The bride's mother received in mauve arid white dotted dress and wore a eorsSoU of yellow ro'ses. The groom's mother wore a printed silk and a corsage of red roses- j\fter the receiption the happy couple left on a short trip to North- ern Ontario, the bride travelling in an aqua crepe dress with brown ac- cessories. On their return they will reside in Stayner. Bortt POSTER â€" At Tilbury, Ont., on Thursday, June 27, 1946, to Mr. and Mrs. Earle Foster( Kathleen Hutch- inson) a ^on, George Thomas. MOULD â€" At Mrs. Nuhn's Nurs- ing Home, Flesherton, on Tuesday, July 2nd, 1946, to Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence Mould. Priceville, a daugh- ter (still born). WAUCHOPE â€" At Mrs. Nuhn's Nursing Home, Flesherton Tuesday, July 2nd, 1946, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wauchoipe of Ohatfeworth, a daughter. Traveller: "What is this place noted for?" Guide: "Sir. this is the starting point for any place in the worldv You can start from here and go any- where you want to-" 160 Attended Get-Together In Toronto Recently We had the finest day in the month for the Get-together in High Park on June 23rd, when aibout 160 for- mer Flesherton residents attended. We are deeply indebted to three men of the executive for holding the area" and collecting tablefe from 10 a.m., as space is not reserved for Sunday gatherings. During supper we were feeling for our genial friend, George Phillips, as he served the gathering to tea while he fasted. We learned that he did not need our sympathy as he was just holding out until hife son would return from overseas at midnight. Just a grown-up boy! .A.fter tea we had a few words from our president, Ab. LeGard and then a sing-song led by Dr. Fred Murray, assisted by Joe Field. Ken McKee, treasurer accepted meniber- ship fees of 50 centfe. Old boys and girls were present from Hamilton, Oakville and Flesh- erton, as well as Toronto and sub- urbs. We hope to see at our even- ing in the early fall, those who were unable to attend this time. â€" ^Dell Thusrton, Secretary School Promotion Results Infant Daughter Dies After Only Day's Illness Thi's community was shocked to hear of the sudden passing of Eliza- beth (Betty) Ann Croft, four months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elarl Croft. 4th line. Osprey. Death came suddenly on June 28th while on way to ihosipdtal in Toronto, after one day's illness- She leaves to mourn her loss a loving mother and father, and two s&ters, Isabelle and Marjorie. The funeral service was held at the home of her parents, conducted by their pastor, Mr F. B. Keys, who took as his text Zachariah 8:5, and the hymns sung by request were "Peace, Perfect Peace" and' "Safe in the Arms of Jesus." Interment was made in the family plot in Maxwell Cemetery. The pallbearers were: Bruce Wil- son, Bruce Douglas, Isaac Snell and Harold Phillips. The floral tributes were many, among them being tokens of sympa- thy from Rock Mills Mission Circle, Sunday School and others from rela- tives and friends, besides the wreath from the family. "Safe in The Armfe of Jesus." SOUTH GREY SOFTBAL LEAGUE League Standing Won Lost Tied Tota. Vandeleur '5 2 10 Rock Mills 4 2 19 Flesherton 4 4 8 Feversham 2 5 4- Dundalk 13 13 Games during past week Flesherton 29, Vandeleur 10 Rock Millte 10, Feversham 4 Games This Week Friday, July 5 â€" Vandeleur at Dun- dalk. Tuesday, July 9 â€" Dundalk at Rock Mills. Flesherton won the baseball game with Markdale Monday evening 12-9. DIED McL.A=aHiLA.N _ Suddenly at Vancouver, B.C., on Saturday, June 29th, 1946. Ivan D. McLachlan. son of the late Mr. and Mr^. D. D. Mc- Lachlan, formerly of Ceylon, dear brother of Mary (Mrs- Robertson). Georgina (Mrs- Snyder) of Toronto; J. C. and Eldon of Ortllia. Inter- ment at Vancouver, Tuesday, July 2- .-V.n Illinois man has been re- strained from hypnotizing his wife. Another of those fellows who don't know when l!he honeymoon ife over. CENTRAL LOCATION Our convenient location is readily accessible by the city's leading auto- mobile and street car thoroughfares. Bates and Maddocks ^UNfRAl CHAPEL l24AvBnueRd, KI.4344 ENTRANCE RESULTS FLESHERTON (Hj after name indicates that Honor standing has been attained. Keoineth Richard Allen, Joan Frances Akins (H), Myrtle Betts, Elizabeth Fawcett (H), Yvonne Dorite Genoe, Margot Anne (Vessel, Gordon Helmkay, Elizabeth Marg- aret Hill, Shirley A- J. Bincks (H), Norma Kennedy (H), Jeanette Marie McMaster, Mary Jane Mc- Tavish, Robert McCracken, Eleanor MdM-ullen (H), Faye McMullen, John Milligan, Gordon Morrison G^vendolyn Piarli George Walker Pattison, Phyllis Irene Rutledge, Gordon Fredejjick Shaw (H), Eve Mildred Shier Rae Grant Smith, Muriel Sparks (H). Patrick C- Stauffer, Robert StodSart. Gordon Douglas White, Jos. D. Whyte Jr. (H), Carman G- Whyte. lona Dor- een Wood. MARKDALE Leo Ernest .A.dams (H), Ruth .A.1C0X (H), Donald Ephi-iam Brodie, Keith Wesley Millan Davis. Muriel Elane Jean Davis, Eugene Foy, Morris Graham Freeman, Eugene Gordon Genoe (H), Mary Gillespie (H). Ray Hunt (iH), Dorothy Jane ft.eenan (H), Dorothy Kingston (Reg. 10-5). Helen McCann, Blan- che McCullough, Glencra Jacque- line McGee, Harold McNally. Ruth Elvira McNally (IH), Lloyd 'Parlia- ment. Dorothy Marie Peart (H), -Alfred Trafford, Barbara Wright (H), Gerald Albert Wyville. erley Hardy 70. 85, Doris Nicholls 84, Leslie Grum- mett 63. Grade 1 â€" Donnie Copeland, Dou- glas Linton- â€" Helen M- Stinson, Teacher. KIMBERLEY Ruth Chard, SuSan Fawcett, Vel- ma Hutchinson, Douglas McMullen, Eunice Plummer, Calvin Smart, Don- ald Wallace, Laura Woodhouse- Rock Mills School Grade 8 â€" (Gordon Helmkay, pass- ed on year's work; Myrtle Betts, writing exams. Grade 7 â€" Robert Betts 79-1, Goldie Atkinson 70 (failed in S. S.), Shirley Partridge 66 (failed in arith- metic and Social Study). Grade 6 â€" Clayton Porteous 79, Redge I>obson 71. Leslie Porteous 62 (failed in s-pelling), Kathleen W'eatheral 56 (failed in arith., spell., Eng. and S. S), Eleanor Weatheral (absent). Grade 5 â€" Eldon Turner 80, Mnir- ray Betts 79. Jeanette Dobson 76.07, Lois Helmkay 75.95. Florence Wil- kinson 70.9. Ken Smith 68-5, Ethel Bette 65 (failed in spelling), spelling). Grade 3 â€" Ivan Betts 8d, Bruce Benson 79. Grade 2 â€" Patricia Dobson 85, Dorothy Wilkinson 81, Bernice Wea- therall 52 ( failed in Spelling and total). Harvey Weatherall (absent). Grade 1 â€" Loui'se Betts. Elmer Weatherall (absent), Norman Wea- theral (absent). Names in order of merit. Num- bers are average percentages (Hon- ors 75 or over, pass 60 or over), number on roll 27. av. att. 23.84. Winner of proficiency prize: Eldon Turner. â€" Mrs. F. J- Seeley. Teacher- Flesherton Public School Grade 8 â€" Eldon Fawcett (H), Elaine Cook, Jim Stoddert, Ross Loucks, (Jamet Hamilton. Grade 7 â€" Joan Avis (H). Milford Loucks (H), Marion Pickles (H>, Ross Falconer (H). Royden JohnSon, Bob Teeter, Clifford Richardson. Grade 6 â€" Jack Banks (H), Bev- erley C^ok (H). Ruth Fawcett (H), Geraldine Best (H), Janet Betts (H) Marjorie Richardson (H), Anne Stuart (H). Marie Stewart, Roy Park. Grade 5 â€" Junior Henderson (H), Edna McKechnie (H), Jean McGee, Ranald McMillan. Ronnie Loucks, Jack Doupe, Stanley McKechnie. Grade 4â€" Lloyd Miller (H), Shir- ley.-Vberdein (H), Alice Duxter (H), Harold Hamilton, Jimmie Williams, Donna Jean Hamilton, Raymond Alexander, Albert Genoe. I Grade 3 â€" Marion Stuart, Colleen Morrison, Harvey McGee, Nadine Cook (rec- without test)- Grade 2 â€" Joyce McMaster (H), Robert Goheen (H), Roddy Mac- Dougall (H), Peter (Goheen (H), ' Gail Marshall (H), Donald Taylor | (H), Elizabeth Thompson (H). Clif- ford Loucks (H). Teddy Stoddart, Beverley Genoe, Barry Scarrow. Ceylon Public School Entrance on year's work: Phyllis Rutledge, Margot .\nne Goessel, Gordon Shaw; writing. Entrance: Jeanette M<cMaster. Names in order of merit. Grade 7 to 8 â€" Jim .\dams. Grade 6 to 7 â€" Ivan McWilliani. .â- \gnes Campbell, Ian MeWilliam, rale Marshall. Grade 5 to 6 â€" Ruth Hemphill, Nomia McMaster. Donald Sinclair, Mei Mc-Deimid. Grade 4 to 5 â€" Douglas Sinclair, Jackie Campbell, Jim Campbell. Grade 3 to 4 â€" Leonard Heimphill, Blanche Campbell- Grade 2 to 3 â€" June Adamts. Flor- ence McMaster. Gi'\de 1 to 2 â€" Gleijn Campbell, Hazel Tuoker- â€" M. McDonald, Teacher. S. S. No. 4, Artemesia Entrance â€" Gladys Love. Grade 6 to 7 â€" Bobbie Nicholls 80. Grade 5 to 6 â€" Willis Hurdy 63. Grade 4 to 5 â€" Shirley Talbot 75. Joan Copeland 70. Delbert Plantt 60, Mary Nicholls 69. Grade 3 to 4 â€" Irene Duncian 76. Grade 2 to 3 â€" Grant Betts 83. Bruce Hardy 77. Jim Love 76. Be». Grade 2A to 2B â€" Donnie Stinson High School Results Individual report cards have been mailed to students listed below. Grade Xll wrote June exaims on de- partmental subjects listed. Names in order of merit, numerals indicat- ing percentages obtained. Subjects listed are those passed- Grade XI wrote June exams in departments' subjects A&M Historj-, Geometry and Chemistry- In the other sub- jects of Grade XI and all subjects of Grades X and EX, pupils obtaining 66% on the year's work were pro- moted' without final exams- The letter E after a subject indicates a June examination passed; the letter P indicates probationary standing- GRADE XII (Health and physical education marks not included in the percentages) Has^. J.â€" 83.28: Eng, Hist, Geom, Chem, Lat. Fr, HPE. Sparks. L- â€" 83.14: Eng, Hist, Geom, Chem, Lat. Fr. H. Lawler, W. â€" S0.7: Eng, Hist, Geom. Chem, Lat, Fr. HPE. Williams. E â€" 76-1: Eng. Hist, Geom, Chem, Lat, Fr. HPE. Loucks. V. â€" 73.1: Eng, Hist, Geom, Chem, Lat, Fr., HPE Kirkpatriek. L. â€" 66-8: Eng, Hist, Geom. Chem. Lat, Fr. H!PE. McLeod. D. â€" 64.3: Eng, Hist, Geom, Chem, Lat, Fr, HPE. M'cWilliam, N- â€" 64.1: Eng, Hist. Geom. Chem, Lat, Fr. HPE. Martin, M- â€" 55.7: Eng. Hist, Geom. Chem, Fr. HPE. Chard, M.â€" 54.5: Eng, Hist. Geom, Ohem. Lat. Fr, HtPE. Genoe, J. â€" 47.8: Eng. Geom. Chem. Fr, HPE- Tucker, B. â€" Eng. Geom, Chem, Fr.. Hist. Lat. HPEâ€" aegrotat- Cox. J. â€" Geom. Lat. GRADE XI -Aberdein, D. â€" Eng. Hist, (Jeom, Chem. Lat E, Fr E, HPE. Hincks, B. â€" Eng E, His, Chem, Lat P, Fr E, HPE. .Marshall. B. â€" Eng, Hilst, Geom, ."'â- .em. Lat. Fr. HPE. McCracken, S. â€" Eng. Hist, Geom, Chem. Lat. Fr, HPE. McKechnie, L. â€" Hist, HPE, Math X E- Meads. E. â€" Eng, Hist. Geom, Chem. Lat, Fr. HPE. Stauffer. M. â€" Eng. HisU, Geom, Chem. Lat, Fr, HPE. Stewart. E- â€" EIng, Hist, Geom, Chem. Lat, Fr, HPE. Thurston. Bruce â€" Eng E, Hist, Geom, Chem. Lat P. Fr E. HPE- Walker, B. â€" Eng. Hist, Geom, Chem. Lat, Fr, HPE. GRADE X Adams. F. â€" Eng, Lat P, Fr E. HPE. Soe S E, Math, Science E. Atkinson, H. â€" Eng E, Lat P. Fr E. HPE, Soc S E. Mat E, Science E. Banks, D. â€" Soc S E. Benson, B. â€" Recommended in dl subjects. Campbell, E- â€" Recommended ii all subjectis- â-  ~ MacDougall, R. â€" Eng, Fr E, HP E, Soc S, Math E, Science E. McGee, D. â€" Recommended in aB subjects. McMullen, P. â€" Eng, Lat E, HP£^ Soc S, Math, Science. -Milne, J- â€" Racommended in •! .subjects. XicRol, H- â€" Eng E, Lat E, Fr H^ HPE, Soc S E, Math, Science. Phillips, I. â€" Eng, Lat, Fr & HP E. Soc S E, Math. Science. Pickles, B- â€" Eng E, Lat E, Fr » HPE. Soc S, Math E, Science E. Proctor, E. â€" Eng E, Lat E, Ft ^ HPE E, Soc S E, Mat E, Science H. Sparks, E- â€" Recoonmended in al subjects. Stafford, M. â€" Eng E, Fr B» HR E. Soc S E. Math E, Science B. Stevens. L- â€" Recommended in al subjects. Turston. Barry â€" Recommended in all subjects- Turney, J- â€" Recommended in aJk 'subjects. Turney, R- â€" Soc S E. GRADE IX Aberdein. E- â€" Eng, Fr, HPE, flM S E. Math, Science E, -Art E, Guid JB. Allen. M. â€" Eng, Fr, HPE, Soe fl^ Math, Sc, -\rt, Guid E. Betts. I. â€" Eng, Fr E, HiPE 1^ Soc S E. Math E, Science E, Art E» Guidance. Camipbell, D. â€" Eng E. Fr, HtHA Soc S, Math E. Science, Art, G uid g . Dobson, L. â€" Eng E, Fr. HPl^ Soc S. Math, Science E, Art E, Guid- ance E. Falconer, R. â€" Eng, Fr. HPE, Soe S. Math, Science E, Art E, Guid B. Falconer, R. â€" Eng, Fr, HPE. So« S. Math E. Science. Art E, Guid E. Genoe, G. â€" Recommended in aH subjects. Kennedy, D- â€" Recommended in all subjects. McKechnie. K. â€" Eng P, Fr P, H PE. Soc S. -Art E, Guid E. McLachlan. M. â€" Eng E, Fr P, HPE E. Soc S E, Math P, Science "B, Art E, Guid E- McTavish. D. â€" Eng P. HPE. Soc S. .-^rt E. Plester- C. â€" Eng E, Fr E. HPE, Soc S. Math (aeg). Science E. Art Guidance E. Porteous, I- â€" Eng E, Fr P, HPB E, Soc S. Math E. Science E- -Art E, Guidance. Richardson. W- â€" Eng P. Fr KFH Soc S, Math. Sc E. .A.rt E. Guid- E. Russen, M. â€" Eng. Fr. HPE. Soe S. Math. Science. .\rt E. Guid. Shaw. M- â€" Eng E. Fr P. HPB, Soc E. Math E, Science E, Art E, Guidance E- Sniith, D- â€" Eng- E, Fr E, HtPE, Soc S, Math P. Sc E. Art. Guid B. Smith. R. â€" Eng. Fr. HPE. Soc S>. Math E, Science. .\rt. Guid E. Tucker. J. â€" Aegrotat standing in all subjecte. Turvey. J- â€" Eng E. Fr P. Mat* E. Science E. Art, Soc S. Williams. W. â€" Eng E. Fr E, HP ":- Soc S E. Math, Sc. Art. Guidw Wood. M. â€" Promoted in all std)- jects. Future Events OR.VNGEMEN, ATTENTION! iTife County of East Grey will hold their Orange church service in the Dundakl town hall on Sunetey, Jxdy 7th, at 8 p.m. D-ST. CREDIT AUCTION SALE Of farm stock, implements, etc., on Tuesday, July 9th, Lots 26 and 26, Osiprey (2^: miles south and one half mile east of Majcwell) No re- serve. â€" Os>borne Franks, Prop., GeOk E. Duncan. .Auctioneer. V.\RIETY SHOW -\ND DANCB In Dugidalkfs newly-die(Corated Town IJall, on Friday, July 5th, at 8:15 p.m. Plays, mu^ic, mono- logue? and songs, by Beaver Valley .Junior Farmers, under auspices of Dundalk. Legion. Dance to foHow coTicert- Popular admission. YOUR S.ATURDAY NIGHT DANCB Dancing every Satiarday night in Fraternal Hall. Flesherton, to meali of Russell Hill^ GoMen West Moii*. taineers. Dance starts at 9 o'clock sharp. Come out and enjoy danelnir on one of the best floors in the County of Grey.