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pi "Ilp» »-â-  7 ""vwMMHiBWHaniHMiPRapRaPMVpawvii mmmi^m Nam • « I ^^•v Dm MassMT OMi His OrdMstra at Resliertoi Tu«sdoy aigbt, July Sth; Floor Show; D«ce on New Pofisbod Floor |VOL. 69; N0.4 FLESHERTON, ONT., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1949 ,1^ I SPRAY PAINTING Specializing in Steel Bam Roofs Bams Houses Brick 'Wotk and Stucco ALL KINDS OF DECORA,TING Estimates furnished R.J. HUTCHINSON Phone Flesherton 48 J 1 KIMBERLEY Moves 'House 11 Miles To Flesherton Site A' .A 7^ f -^TJF- •4i ^ .f f i. Last week Mr. Tbos. Sled moved a. house which he imrcihased last winter where it wsa located north winter where it was located north of Wodehouse, to the lot he bought fromi P. J. Tfeurs/ton.; The house was brougiht on a large moving float and was moved to Flesherton in one day, a distance otf II miles. It was quite an undertaking, with hydro and telephone men on the job to clear the patdx of wires. Mr. Sled will now have a nice five-room home in toniwi. In some sections the saying should be changed to: "save something for a droughty day." • -1 A A. Ik m Mqrion^s Dress Shop OWEN SOUND will show DRESSES SALE PRICE $4.95 UP COTTONS SHANTUNGS m at CHAMBRAYS SILK PRINTS CRANE'S GIFT SHOP EACH WEDNESDAY from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. < Please feel welcome to come in and look around -1 i A- A •% 1 .iM>4»{~^.5k.x~:~x~>«>'X~:~:"K~:~:~x~x~:~:K'<~:~x~M~^^ The Home of Tasty Baking Specials This Week BANANA CAKE COCOANUT CAKE STRAWBERRY SHORT CAKE FRESH STRAWBERRY PIE PIES Mincemeat Cherry (fresh frozen) Apple Raisin Date CREAM PUFFS COOKIES Special This Week 2 doz. 35c CREAM BUNS ♦ % % I X y t I JELLY ROLLS <*»â-  A A A^ t t ». t . -f »~ 'K *^ â-  t â- ^' > -N 'i (^ r L. ^ X r > â- ^ â- â- s> I X M* A i % 1 <*: K â- ^ J m '^- A m - Our Chapel is at tht disposal of our clientelt without axtra ehargs. It contains well-appointed family reception ro«»m», including organ and organist. Bates and Maddocks FUNERAL (HAPtl l24Avpnue Rd Kl 4^44 Mr. And Mrs. WiU Russen Are 40 Years iMarried A very pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wfm. Russell, Rock Mills, Thursday, June 16th, it being the fortieth wedding aninversary. Twent-seven of tihe immediate relatives sat down to supper, the table being centred by a three-tier wedding cake, made by the bride's sister, Mrs. Budhanan of Norwood, the bridesmaid of forty years ago. Mr. Walter Hvssell, the grooimsman was also present. Later in the evening, much to thk sui-prise of Mr. and Mrs. Russell, a large crowd of neighbors and oth<;r friends gathered. The evening was spent with Mr. M. S. McLeod of Flesherton and Mr. Chester Camer- on of Maxwell favoring the ^rowd wih several baigpipe selections. Mr. J. W. Cook of Flesherton was pre- sent with the loud speaker. Several others assisted with music and call- iniff for the dance which rollowed. During the evening, an address wa'< read by Mrs. Emes. Acheson, =iste- of the bri 'e. and the presen- tation <^f a studio couch was made. ?(veral oiher lovely gifts were re- received, among them being a beauti- ful taible cloth from friends of the Wareham district. Guests were present from Wark- worth, Norwood, Peterboro, Shel- burne, Collinffwood. Domdalk. Max- Well, Wareham, Kimberley, Mlark- dale and Fleshertom. St John's United Church Hcdds 75th Anniversary Th« T2nd anniversary of St. John's United Church was celebrat- ed with two fine services of worship on Sunday, June 19th. In tihe morn- ing, tihe minister, Rev. A. G. Mac- pherson, was in charge and preach- ed on "Invitation and Enlisitment," urging' the importance of thaa« two phases of church life. The junior choir. Under Mrs. J. E. Milne, led the singing and rendered two fine anthenns. > In the evening, Rev. Morrison Sellar of Knox United Church, Owen Sound, was in charge, and presented the claim of the Christ upon the individual and the home. The sen- ior choir sang two anthems, with Mrs. R. Andreiws taking the solo part. Mrs. Russell Acheson of Pro- ton Station was guest soloist and sang "Submisaion-f The beautiful auditorium, adorned) with early sumimer flowers, lent itself to im- pressive worship. , The pipe organ, which is to be radically renovated and improved this summer threatened to play out a few times, but Mrs. Milne very capably covered up the defects and few of the congregation noticed, .-Mtogether, it was a srvand occasion in the life and work of St. John's. Father InHiates Son Flesherton Bakery | RISSBLL-- STEWART On Saturday, June -Ith, Cavan Presbyterian Church, Bolton, wus beaiitifully decorated with early summer flowers for the wedding of Isabel Muriel, youngest daujrhter •! Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Stewart, Bolton, to Elmer Robert, son of Mr. and Mis. Fred Russell, Flesherton. The officiating: minister was Rec. J.C. Ross of Iroquois, a former pastor of the church. The bride wu- attired in a frown ot petul white =atin fa^hijneJ with SAveetbeart neckline, long tight sleeves and slim moulded bodice, richly shirred on each side of centre front panel. Tiny satin -covered buttons to the waist added back in- terest to the gown The gracefully gathered skirt swept to a circular train, a bonnet trim nrfaddvess of tulle illusion intricately gathered, held her finger-tip veil, and she carried a cascade of white roses and forget-me-nots. .Aitlendants were Miss Shirley Schr'rr of Guelph, who wore lemon wellow brociidei tafTeta with headdress of yellow r.-:=e buds and carried mauve sweet peas. Little Mary Rutherford, daujrhter of Mr. and Mr*. W. J. Rutherford of Bnton, made a beautiful flower sirl, dressed in a dainty sowni of vivid green with headdress and a:loves of the same material, earryin-r a tiny basket of yellow and mauve llower?, gi-acefully tied with bronze ribbon. Mr. Clarence Rennie of 81".ck\vater College, friend of the siooni. was the besbman. Miss Phyllis BlacK, friend of the bride, played the wed- dinu nmisic. wearing coral pink v.ith headdress to match and coi-^airi- \i i>!nk carnations with feather back. Murray Stewart, youtijrest biother of the bri<Je sang "Becausj" Just before the bride entered and "I'll Walk Beside "V'ou" durine; the sijtn- iiiK of the register. Ushers wero Walter Rus.sell, eldest brother of th>? uroom, and .Andrew Stewart, eldest; brother of the bride. The reception was held in tho Sunday School hall, beautifully de- corated for the occasion with pink and white streamers, white bolls ani pink and withe carnations. Parents of the bridal couple ; eceived with them, for which the mother of the bride chose a •r'"^y ciepe dress, grey hat and navy accessories., while tho niothov of the gv \'<m wore navy b'ue suit, pink blouse and jrrey hat •'nd accessories. The hr^de chose a navy blue suit vi'.i-, ^.^llH^. orcnndii- blouse, navy l^it with white flower trimminfr, "••â- vy 'hoes, ijloves 'inl bivg for frnve'l'nB". On returnin-r from their '->\np\-Mino'i 'lifi- ^vill vside on the Pownham Nursery FaiTH, .\i-cona. for which the Rrooni is the manager. A pleasant event took place at a meeting of Flesherton L.O.L. No. 2855, when Wor. Bro. Norman Stod- dart had the pleasure of initiatinsr his son, Bob, into the Order. Two other candidates were also received. The Lodge is. making prepara- tions for a big day on the Glorious Twefth, which is beinjr celebrated in Flesherton this year. I Preparations All Made For Big July 1st Celebration Hi, tihere! Are you coming to Flesherton for the Dominion Day celelbration ? The Legion and the Service Club have planned three big days and nights of fun and frolic for you. They are having a new dance floor laid in the Ax-ena w&ich will be one at the best in the district, sand- ed and polished for your dancing pleasure. Thursday nig4it is opening night, with all kinds oif games, bingo, and Tex Rumley and his Ranch Boys of Owen Sound for the dancing. Friday is the big day, with water sports in the morning, featuring Hugh Mercer as a major attraction with his canoe stunts. You saw him before, come and see him again. Swimming i"aces and many other attractions. Ball games at the agricultural grounds in the afternoon. Come to the .-Vrena at night. Rfussell Hill's modern music for dancing. Satur- day night more dancing and games •vitih Russell Hill's Orchesti-a supply- the music. Sunday is Legion Day with decora- tion of grave^ at the Cemetery and all e.x-service men are urged to take part and make the pai-ade a big one. Meaford band, one of Ontario's top bands, will lead the parade and play at Memorial Park, where Lt.-Col. G. Fitagerald of Orangeville will ad- dress the crowd at the memoria service. Xr\ invitation is e.xtendeil to those former residents away from home to coine back for this bisr event and enjoy meeting old friends- Let us make this Dominion Day celebration the best yet held. THURSTON â€" YOUNG Pink and white snapdragon, red peonies and pink candles in can- delabra decorated the Morrison Inn. Owen Sound, Saturday, June 18, at 12 noon, when Verna Viola, eldest daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Lome Young of Holland Centre, became the bride of James Howard Thurston, edlest son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Thurston of Flesherton. Rev. .\. G. Macpherson of Flesherton performed the double ring wedding ceremony. The bride was- gowned in white slipper satin , styled with sweet- heart neckline, beaded bodice. Ions pointed sleeves, the full skirt end- inK in a slight train. .\ finger-tip veil was held on her dark hair by :i coronet of waxed calla lilies ana she wora a rhinestone necklace and matchinjr earrings, the gift ot the groam. Her crescent cascade was of Better Time ros4.>s and whit.? stephanotis with ivy foliage. Miss Sadie Young was her sister's only attendant.* She chose a pink taffeta frock, made with puff sleev- ec. sweetheart neckline and full skirt. Her long mittens were of matching material. She wore a eor- •met of imitation spring flowers and a pparl necklace, the gift of the bride', and carried a nosegay of red roses white carnalfions and sweet l)eas tied with pastel ribbon. Bruco Thurston, brother of (he gi-oom, was he.stman. For the reception at Morrison Inn the bride's mother was attired in flowered lurouoise silk jersey, white straw hat and white accessories. The groom's mother was in navy nies.h flowered in petti-point witli â- i.-ivy acces.sories. Their corsage- \v^Mâ- "e pink and white sweetpea-'. The bride's three-tier pillared wed- ilirir cake was flanked by baskets of pink sn-pdragon and white can dies in silver holders. Mr. and Mrs. Tliurston left on â- A wedding trip to Niagara Fall- ;,nd Buffalo, the bride travelling in a grey gabardine suit, white Wous- av,;l green accessories. On their re- lurn Hiev will reside in Toronto. Out-of-town guests were from To- ronto and Flesherton. Ensfajfement Mr. nnd Mrs. Lawrence McCrack- en of Flesherton wish to arnounce ;'ic> engngenr-rt of their y lungest l.iughtcM-, Shirley Valrio, to Mr. Fred Hilliard Marshall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marshal' of Ceylon, the marriage to take pla"v> nuieOy in July. The engasrement is announcei of Annie Janet, youngest dar.ghter of Mr. Henry Tudor ^nd the Ipte Mrs. Tudor of Eugenia, to Dorland Fred- erick Cami)bell, .son of M'. nnd Mr^, Stanley Campbell of Engeiii. The marriage will take place in July. Fatalities in these sweltering months are coimpai'atively ligh% considerinjj the number of people who ask, "Is it hot enough for you':' Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday hiiK- 17. .:s, 2Q "THE SWORDSMAN" Larry I'arks Ellen Drew TechniooUtr Thnrsday, Friday, Saturday lunc 30. Julv I. 2 "THE DUDE GOES WESr^ Eddie .Albert Gale Storm BIG CASH OFFER EVERY WEDNESDAY F. J. Thurston, Publisher STOKBS OPEK ALL DAT THURSDAY, JUNE 30TH Due to a holiday .on Friday, July 1st, the retail stores and other S'us- iness places in Flesherton will e- main open all day Thursday, W Jne 30th, for the convenience of t-cir district patrons. \ MOOREâ€" DOBSON REUNION . The annual reunion of the Moote and Dobsou families will be held at Sunset Point, Collingwood, on Sat- urday, July 2nd. Card of Thanks I take this appoi-tunity to thank my many friends and neighbors, also the L.O.L. . for cards, treats, calls and enquiries during my recent illness. â€" Henry Tudot I wish to e.xpress my appreciation to friends for their kind expression* of sympathy in cards, letters and treats received following my recent accident and for enquiries as to my recovery. â€" Louis Teeter. Providence Ladies' Aid Observes 25th B'rthday Sunset Point, Collingwood was the scene of a happy occasion Saturday, June 18th, when the mennbers of Providence Ladies' Aid entertained as their guests, their families and all members of foi-mer years, who were able to attend, in honor of the 25th anniversary. One hundred and ten sat lowii 'o a daintily arranged supper table, decorated with flowers and oe'itred b\ a flve-tier birthd.iy cake male by Mrs. W. Wilson. .VLs. .A. Ma.xwall and Mrs. lack Gr.ihxni. Mr^ J'>hn Dobson, 8.5 years nf ago, honorary president, cut the cjike, after which she was recipient of a lovely bouquet of flowers from Mrs. Wm. Semples garden. Mr. Cairns, the past.ir read the following memoriam, a- a trTiiutp to those members deceased: Mrs. Wnj. Smitih, Mrs. Frank Sayers. Mrs. .'« . Holroyd, Mrs. Norman Hindle, Mrs. John Ottewell, Snr., Mrs. Davo Rob erts and Mrs. Ed. Harbottle, who h.-ive all pa.<wed on to their rest, but are not forgotten on this 25th anniversary. They are remembered for their great interest and active work in His Master's service. .A. beautiful memory they left be- hind â€" Those friends who were faithful. true and kind, .Alone, unseen, they stand by our side .And whisper "Wo 'k on, with God as your guide.'' Deep in our hearts their memory Is kept, Friends we loved and can never forget; Reniembiance is the ros? which blooms Eternal, year by year. Sweet memories "linging to the heart Keeps our dear fv ends r)iiite near: The tender thoughts that linger on .Are links that ever bind. Tho loxed ones who have gone before With those they left behind. The members of rlie Providence Ladies' .Aid extend to Mr^ Will Sernqjle, their vice-presi lent, best wisihes for a speedy restoration to goo<l health. Born FRENCH â€" .\t the ng Home, Flesherton, on Nuhn Nurs- Tuesdav, Tune iX. V^h^. to Mr and Mrs. Rob*^. Fvenh of Dundalk, a son. H.AWTON " At the Nuhn Nurs- ing Home, Flesherton, on Monday, Tu'^e 20, liMO. to Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sell Ha.wton. Feversham, a daugh- ter, Nancy Jane. H.AWTON â€" .At the Collingwood Hospital on S;vturday, June 4, UUO. to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hawton (Jea Coxl of Feversham. a son, Barry Wilfred. P.ARTRIDOE â€" In the Markdale Hospital on Sunday, June 19. 1940. to Mr. and Mh^. Fred Partridge of Eugenia, a son. WBIjLWOODâ€" -At the Nuhn Nur- sing Home, Flesherton, Wed., June S. 1040, to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Well- w'ood of Dundalk. a daughter. Nei-N-e specialists, not detectives, are neede<l to end crime waves, say:'. a professor. Well, the bandits have a lot of nerve. OUT WEST ^P^<( It's great to have o rep- utation for hospitality but it's better to deserve it. That's why the West is so proud and so glad to ex- tend the warm hand of friendship to visitors from far and near. Let's prove it to you this year. YOU'LL ENJOY GOING BY BUS FARES ARE LOW Vancouver - $87.60 Regina - - 58.2^ Calgary - 77.45 Winnipeg - 47.45 ROUND TRIP (9id>jeot to change) ***.^ ^muk