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Wednesday, May 28, 1947 THE Fi.aSHERTON ADVANCH) THE Flesherton Advance Published on Collingrwood St., Flesherton, Wednesday of each week. Circulation 1,100. Price tt.OO a year in Canada, paid in advance; |2.50 per year in the United States. F. J. THURSTON. Editor The Late Mr*. Wm. J. Love Tfce funeral of the Iat€ Mrs. Wm. Lore, who passed away at the home Of her daxigter at Berkeley on Friday, May 16th, was held on Monday a'ter- •oon, May 19th, with service at tihe borne of her son, LAitber, at Mt. Zum. Rev. A. G. Macpherson of Flesh- •rton and Inistioge took the service «nd delivered a most comforting MBHnge. Hymns used d^iring the service were Safe in Th.e Arms of HemtB and What a Friend We Have px Jeu^. Mrs. EEtno Stevens and JtoawU Acheson SAng- Good Night ar.il Good Morning. The pallbearers were: Mesars. l''red Plantt, Fred Taylor, Ehno Stevens. Barry Fisher, Sam Sheardown and Bbterson GaUau^her. The flower bearers were: Art and Bruce Wilaont Ren Acheaon, Clayton Betts and Bob NieboUs. , Among tihe fioral tributes were (jtJiens of sympathy from tho neigh- bors and the Portlaw nei^hibora. The late Mrs. Love, whose maiden name was Sarah Ann Baker, was born at Galedon, but spent practi- ciilly all her life in Artemesia Tovim- ship a daughter of the late John and Francos Baker. Besides a daugiiter, Lila, and son, Luther, she leaves to mourn a si»ter, Mrs. Jane MoOluney, of Fenelon Falls, Ont. Her husiband, WiMiam J. Love, prodecesed her by alnwst a year. Deceased was held in hiph esteem by friends at Portlaw and Bejikeley where she had lived. Interment was made in Mt. Zion Cemetery. Friends from a distance who at- tended the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. Morrell Crawford, Mr. and iMIrs. G. Miclnns, Mrs. Wm. T. Fitzsiimimons and Barry, Mr. and Mrs. E. Crossett. Mrs. A. Hannah, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hill, Mr. and Mrs. A. McTaggart, Wm. ^llen and Clifford, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wiley, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jaswell, Mt. and Mrs. T. Swayzie, Mr. and Mrs. FotheiigUl, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wright, all of Berkeley; Mr and Mrs. McConnell, Owen Sound; Mr. and Mre. F. Mic Arthur, Nottawa; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart, Orange- vilie; Mr. and Mrs. Lundy Johnston- and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnston of Vandeleur and Mr. Fred Boland of Mbrkdale. Batohiriig is what a married man looks forward to in July and after- wards is darn glad when she gets back again. BIG TOURIST 5£AS0/\f AHEAD! The THOMPSONS are busy as bees, getting tli»'ir place in shape for the tourist season. This year, with three more cabins, electricity and a modernized kitchen, they hope to do even better than before. They were able to make these ad- ditions because last fall Mr. Thompson drove to town to see his bank manager. He knew about the nice little business the Thompsons had built up; a bank loan wa!< quickly arranged. Now the Thompsons can handle more tourists and increase their income. At the same time Canada will benefit from the extra tourist dollars thev take in. SPONSORfD BY YOUK SANK VANDELEUR (Intended for Last Week) Mother's Day was fittingly Observ- ed with a special service in the ehuix)h on Sunday aftenoon, with an order of worship entitled "A Family Day in the Church School," prepared by the Ontario Religious EMucatior Council being used. The pastor, Rev W. M. Lee, acted as leader and de- livered an appixupriate message. Hf also conducted a baptismal service when the infant children of Mr. anc Mrs. Russell Harvey and Mr. anc Mrs. L. Reid were baptized. Read- ings were given by Pau4 Rogers and Dennis Sinclair and a hildren's <Shoii led in the service of song. A beau- tiful lavender hydrangia graced tht altar, in mennory of the late Mrs. F R. Boland, placed there by the faimaly. The May meetiirg of the Woman's Association was held Wednesday ol last week at the parsonage in Mark- dale, when Mrs. Lee was hostess to the Vandeleur W.A. Arbor Day was observed at the Eschool one day last week, after hav- ing been postponed several times by tihe inclement weather. The big event of the afternoon was a softball .game between Vandeleur and Oheesevillc school teains, the former winning y quite a margin. Looks like an- other champion ball teaim is in tht miaking. Mr. and Mrs. Matt. De-^ittt and daughter ai Meaford and Mrs. Hare and Everette of Markdale visited with the Johnston families over the week end. Miss Lois Blackburn attended the Clapk^Blackbum wedding in Flesher- ton on Saturday and was bridesmaid. Miss Dora Boland of Markdale spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Shaw and Jiimmie. EUGENIA .^.'r. L. Latimer is home from the Uarkda'le hospital and is oonvalesc- ing at the home of his daughter, Mrs- Ernie Proctor. Mrs. T. Fenwiok is ssistiiig at the Prootor ihome. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Clinton of To- ronto visited during the week end at the home of Garnet Miaigee. Masses Mary and Isabel McKee of Toi-onto were week end visitors with their parents. Mr. and' Mrs. J. C. Vanorman and son, David, B.A.^ of Detroit were callersr ecently at the Martin Qiome. Mr and (Mrs. Lome Heeney and Judy of TorontD spept the week end with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Burton. Mrs. Genevieve Milne of Flesher- ton visited at the Proctor home. The play "In The Doghouse" was well (given by the Owen Sound West- side United Churclh ohoir members in the church Tuesday evening of last week, and was well attended. Bob Purvis Jr. and friends, Frank Sprayson' Eric Jordan, "Slags" Slater Patrick Bingttiaim, Joe Gilligan and Geo. Byers, all of Toronto, spent tihe week end in the village. iMIrs. J. Cairns and Shirley, in com- pany w th Mr. and Mrs. J. Oampibell, visited in Meaford on Sunday. Miss Joyce Gtnoe of Owen Sound ROCK MILLS The continued wet weather is hold- ing back seeding, and some of ufl have very little sewn yet. Masses Ruby and Eunice Dobson of Owen Sound spent the week-end at their home. Mir. Arthur Newell and Tbos Whitmore of Durham, were holiday visitors at Chas. Newell's. Mr. and Mrs. Ran. Huchmson of Kimberly were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Clark during the Past week ' iMry an4 Mrs. Elliwood Partridge and Sihirly spent the holiday with memlbers of their family in Gait, attended the wedding of their son Fred Partz-idge to Miss. Mable Marg- aret Fawcett, which took place on Saturday. We extend heartiest con- gi-atul«tions to Fred and' his Ibride- The Rook Mills Mission Circle held their May meeting at the home of Mrs. W. A. White in Flesherton. (Intended for Last Week) Now that the warmer weather has come, considerable seeding has ibeen done the past few days. The grass is growing very rapidly and farmers have their cattle out on pasture foi the summer. Mrs. Robt. Clark of Collingwood is An extra dab of ooametice is aU that some g&la need to make .up for loss of sleep. NEWS ON CFOS OWEN SOUND DAILY NEWCASTS 7:10 a.m. â€" S miBnles g:00 â€" IS mlnatei 8:57 â€" I mlBVtc* 10 :M â€" 10 mlnntci 12:15 noonâ€" 15 minntes (teelada « trict newa) 1:15 pm. â€" Standard Ttmit Ncwi l^ (tnelnaM tfatrlet aem) â€" 5 minutes â€" 10 minutet â€"15 minnt«t (iaal' news) â€" Sportacast â€" t mlnntea â€" 10 miBBtaa â€" 5 mlnotei .,.,,, ,. . visiting at present with her son, Mr ul.T„",!."?„l*'' ''^ ^ vacation atj^i^k Clark, and family. Mr. F. J. Seeiey is jn the neigihibor- 12th LINE, OSPREY (Intended for Last Week) Mr. and Mrs. Wickens of Kimber- ley visited with the latter's mother, Mrs. John Dobson, who is not very weM, suffering from heart trouble. Seeding is the order of the day. Tractors, horses, men and boys are as busy as bees. Mr. and Mrs. El wood Blakey of Warehaim visited recently with Mrs. Blakely's mother, Mrs. S. Ottewell. We are sorry for Wayne Maxwell, who is in Markdale hospital, having had an openation flor aippendiciitis. We hope for his speedy recovery. Mr. and Mlrs. Victor McKenzie and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Turner visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Badgerow, Singbampton, over Sunday. Tlie Hydro representative of Shel- burne called last week to look into the situation of electricity for the 12th Line. May it come soon! iMr. and Mrs. Fred Semple and family of Islington and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Semiple of Hamilton visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Semple. iMr. and Mrs. Josh Dobson and daughters were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Benson at Beeton. Mr. Allan Tuplin of Toronto visit- ed his parents, yik: and Mrs. Lome r.uplin and brother, 'Hartley. Miss Vivian Robr ts of Toronto is visiting relatives in the neiighborhood Mr. and Mrs. B. McConnell of Kim- berley were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Senvple. A 'business meeting will he held at [Providence Church on Friday, June 6, at wihiah everyone is welcome, as it means the welfare of the church. PRICEVILLE (Intended for Last Week Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pedlar of To- ronto visited Wednesday here. Mrs' Jadk Carson and babe accom^ianied them home for a visit. Mrs. A. D. Mclnityre of Miclntyre visited on Sunday with her sister, Mlrs. D. L. MloArthur. Mrs. Thos. Nlichol of Durham wias also a visitor for a few days with her daughter. All are pleased to know that Mrs. EJdgar Pattersoin is coming along fine, following her operation in Mark- dale hospital last week. Mr. and Mlrs. Alf. Hinoks and Mar- ilyn of Toronto spent the week end at their cottaife. Ml. and Mrs. Jim iSturrook visited with his father and brother at Hopeville. Mw. Belle McLean is visiting with her brother, Mr. Lauohie McKinnon, South Line. She had spent the pn^t few monthK in 'l^ronto. The youjig son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack McMillan mot with a painfu] accident last week. The little fellow was riding on the back of the tractor when he fell off and the discs nin over him, cutting his head and face. Several stitcliea were required to close the wound. The W.M;S. Presb!,i;erial was helo rhursdiiy in St. An<lrew'.t Presbyter ian Ohuroli, whrn reporsontntives were present fixxm Toronto, Orange- villo, Claude, rin, Hillsburir, Ventry Dundnlk, Swinton Park and Grand Valley. Mr.s. Jack McFnrlane was :>i!inis*t. Mi«s Kil^cn Harrison ren- dered a solo at the morning aes- Mon »iid Mr«. Percy f5im<i n .solo m the afternoon. The l«dioa of th< congri<«:ati(m servtsd a bountiful din ni'r and sn|>l><>'" to the Ruost.'*. .M>aut S.') dcl(vato» r««««t»rcd. her (home here. Mr. Jim Magee has returned home from Markdale hospital and is recup- erating from his recent operation for appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Purvis and family of Toronto sipent the week end with the former's father. Mrs. Walter MeBride spent a few days in Markdale last week. Mrs. S. Edwards aod daughter, Mrs. C. Ward, husband and dauigh- ter, Ruth of Toronto visited with the former's daugter, Mrs. E. Breadner, on Saturday, which was Mrs. Bread ner's birthday. Week end guests at Beaver Lodge, the comfortable home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Pinkerton were: Mlrs. Pin- kerton's aister, Mrs. S. J. Beaney, and niece, Mrs. I>a Verne Fowler and Mr. Fowler, of Brantford. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sutton and Billie of Toronto spent the week end at her cottage, 8th line. Mr. and Mrs. Greg. Clark and son, Greg., of Toronto enjoyed a few days fisihing in this community. Mrs. Jim Jamieson left Tuesday o last week to spend a few months ;, Laura, Sask. STiss Camrelle Martin of Toronto spent the week end with her parents. Miss Jean Tudor of Toronto and Miss Annie Tudor of Clarlsabui^ spent the week end with their father and sister, Alice. Mr. Wesly Jamieson has returned to his home to recuperate, after spending the past five months in the Toronto General Hospital. SVBr. Thos. Tudor of Toronto is spending some time with his brother, Mr. Henry Tudor. Miss Ilene 'McCarthy visited at her home in Brentwood one day last week. Miss Marge Park of Toronto re- newed acquaintances in the village on Sunday. Miss Ila Magee has returned to Toronto, after visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity. Dennis Campbell was home fror Toronto for the week end. Mir. George Falconer has purchast- the Francis Genoe property on the west side of the Bugenia-'Kimberley oad and with his mother has movet thereto. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Campbell and children will reside with them. Garnet Maigeeha s had a well drill- ed at the iLetppard property. E. Breadner has had a well drilled be- hind the post office. Bellerby & Bell- erby who drilled the wells, are now drilling a well for Mr. John McDon- dld, on his 8th line farm. hood doing some tractor work for a couiple of the farmeite. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Teeter and two children of Vandeleur were recent visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ru sell. Oongratullationis are extended to Mr. Harold Clark and hds bride, the former Ruth Blackburn, who wert married on Saturday. We wisih them the best in the years to come. Here's hoping the farmer will be able to raise the kind of crops that raise the klind of mortgagee that keeps farmers from raising theii hopes. 2:0* 4:00 6:15 «:30 7:30 9:00 11:00 SUNDAY NEWSCASTS 8:55 & 10:30 a.m. 12:4S * *M pja. S:«*, »:0« & 11 :M pjn. WEATHER SERVICE f>er tbe benefit ot farmers, sailors aad nabermen, a oomplete meteoroiocioiJ report Is )>roa<lca«t tlu«e time* dallyâ€" 7:45 A.M., 1:00 P.M., <:4S TM. Sunday 10:40 AJtt., 1X:U P.M., CIS rM. IB addition weather probatoUttlea ftd- tow ecMb nemiM^. 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