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the tribune stouffville ont thursday april 17th 1941 page fivb hints for housecleaning hawes lightning floor cleaner 24oz bottle 25c capo drain cleaner per tin 25c metal wash boards special each 15c neilsons chocolate bars special 6 for 25c johnstons glo coat wax 1 quart with 13 quart free 98c snap powder 2 tins 25c naptha soap special 5 bars 25c bee hive white syrup 2lb tin 19c farmers cured side bacon special per lb 25c garden seeds watch for the weekend handbill fresh fruit and vegetables ratcliff co phone 7112 stouffville town delivery grand opening dance saturday april 26 j gren hobson and his orchestra cedar beach gardens musselmans lake dont miss this grand opening evening op dancing on one op canadas finest dance floors beautifully new decorated surroundings trail of bills follow winter snow uxbridge township council in session saturday paid out some 71378 for shovelling snow from the township roads the past few weeks while a letter from the department approved of a road spending pro eram for this year of 9200 and the appointment of arthur brown as road superintendent r d ruddy county clerk on be- alf of the navy league solicited maple sugar in cakes from the farm- era for the empire forces on the water hospitalization for the last month was passed at 18555 and goodwood war workers were allotted another 100 from the county grant the meeting was attended by all members excepting mr ball main business was passing a small num ber of general accounts and the large number of snow accounts births tait on thursday april 10th 1941 to mr and mrs percy g tarr stouffville a son barkey on april 14 1941 to mr and mrs elmore d barkey 6th concession whitchurch a son wcgg at markham on sunday april 13 1941 to mr and mrs john t wegg nee doreen leh man a son telfer john goodwood miss jessie reid hamiltou miss arleue darling ivllss winnie stewart and miss lena mcdonald all home as well as elmer cooper wm whittleton returns from tor onto after spending a few days in the bright lights last sunday was harvest for one tarmer who made 30 hauling stran ded cars from a mud bog he also did well on monday now for a new- dress for the wife and a plug hat for the farmer no 47 was expected to be open for traffic again the middle of this week although most roads are bog ged down glad to report miss mary morga- sou is improving she is of a family of 12 nine still living all over 70 excepting jonathan in stouffville how many families could boast of this fine record mrs harvey maye and brother edward spent sunday with mr geo maye in goodwood harvey imaye and delbert haynes also were sun day guests of mr maye mr and mrs george maye and mr calvin stafford attended the wedding of donald leggit at st georges chapel toronto on thursday even ing last week the goodwood willing war workers met at the community hall wednesday for their monthly meet ing 30 ladies were present letters of appreciation were read by the president from soldiers who had previously received parcels from the workers these letters are interest ing and convey to us their heart felt thanks full reports were given after the meeting two quilts in frames were quilted and bound and added to the beautiful display these quilts numbering 53 in all were attractively hung about the hall en couraging to the committee was the display of knitted goods consisting of 114 pairs socks 16 sweaters 10 scarfs 9 pairs mitts etc and 5 girls sweaters shower gifts of infants clothing were received 4 complete layettes on display consisting of 42 articles each and the committee report two more near completion all this work has been completed since our last shipment in february after a dainty lunch packing be gan 6 large boxes were packed ready for shipment to the salvation army and one to the navy league the committees in charge have worked faithfully and are indeed grateful for the wonderful coopera tion of all in the community and wish to thank all who have helped make these quilts also for the many beautiful knitted articles and babys clothing and all donations the goodwood branch wish to convey their thanks to their neigh bouring friends of siloam roseville and 4th and 5th line ladies for all their donations of quilts clothing and knitting done we say thank- you for our loved ones across tho sea whom we hope will receive these comforts and so bring a little joy to their brave hearts road programme given dept ok hydro credit balance the thirteenth power bill received from the ontario hydro commission by the village of stouffville shows the town created a surplus with the hepc in toronto during the past year totalling some 1037 the local system pays for its power monthly then at the end of the year when the actual cost of power i3 really known it is frequently found that we have paid in a too much thus tills year we have a credit of the above mentioned sum a total of 8763 was paid to the hepc during 1940 whitchurch townships 20000 road program for 1941 has been given the ok by the department of highways it was disclosed on satcvday when council was in ses sion at vandorf for their april meeting the expenditures is about the same as recent years and is half paid by the department the members gave a cordial hear ing to a deputation from blooming- ton district composed of sandy davis eugene baker eugene lemon and cliff lemon who registered a protest against the service given them this winter by the snow plow- operated from ballantrae many farmers are not just satisfied with the manner the roads were looked after said sandy davis road com missioner roads were left closed for two weeks he continued members of the deputation suggested that the township might consider buying a truck did you get satisfactory service before the last big storm asked the reeve no we did not said mr baker the reeve said he appreciated the call from this deputation and prom ised that council would consider their suggestions before another winter comes around he said the council was anxious to give every part of township equal service and promis ed to have banks cut down this summer to provide better winter roads road accounts passed for pay ment totalled 14s5 mostly for snow removal repairs and supplies the clerk reported that cost of roads to date was fully 1000 less than last year at this date relief for last month totalled 110 of which 12 was spent hy vaughan chargeable to whitchurch it was decided to place the acci dent insurance on township work men with lloyds at a cost of 140 this protects the municipality again st liability- on the part of permanent and casual employees reeve stan osborne of east gwillimsbury called in and paid his respects to the members while in session robert windsor asked for instruc tion about relief and was told to continue on the joti as relief officer for the east half as no change was immediately contemplated in the setup of having the constables take charge of this work general aconnts john crawford postage ace 1595 s sheridan moving dadsons 600 woodstock hospital 50 brierbush hospital 650 brookside rest home 3600 office supplies 1836 tribune printing 10900 stouffville floral wreath 1000 mountain sanitarium 900 general hospital 1500 hospitalization for march 7547 f c cummings on salary 15000 lownsdip tafjj mrs eckardt and marilyn are spending a few weeks at the home of their parents mr and mrs mur- doek mr and mrs allan widemau verua and murray spent several days in kitchener this week misses evelyn and dorothy byer entertained a number of friends at a quilting on tuesday mr harold jarvis believes that spring has surely come he was planting part of his potato crop on monday the sideroads are in a very bad shape just at present and the no thoroughfare sign is up in some places in the locality alvin wideman lome and earl byer motored to the rouge on mon day in quest of suckers and were re warded by a very good catch mr a r wideman disposed of one of his fine horses last week to a buyer from newmarket there will always be a market for animals of the right type even in this mortor- ized age missionary convention to bo held in the mennonite church april 1620 april 16 altona jmiss hood april 17 stouffville miss hood april 18 stouffville miss schade sunday morning 11 miss schade sunday evening altona 700 miss schade pastor officiates at bowman funeral the death is announced of hon beniah bowman who passed away on easter sunday morning after a lengthy illness the late mr bow man was minister of lands forests and mines in the drury govern- j mont and has represented manitou- lin and algoma in both the provin cial legislature and the house of commons at ottawa service was conducted tuesday afternoon from morley bedfords funeral parlors toronto with interment in the hagey cemetery preston a former pastor rev p g lehman of markham was the officiating clergyman rev s goudie of stouff ville accompanied mr lehman imiss verna schade ba missionary from bongondza central africa will show slides on her work and give a very interesting lecture mrs j j coulter sisterinlaw of rev george coulter formerly of stouffville died on monday the annual offering and subscrip tion for foreign missions will be re ceived at this time come and hear those talented speakers you are welcome misses edna and violet hoover mrs miller miss luella holden and mr david hoover motored to niagara falls on good friday they report traffic very light and at times they had the queen elizabeth high way to themselves for miles at a stretch church announcements lemonville ballantrae rev w s irwin pastor thursday april 17 1041 8 pmstprayer at john paisleys ballantrae sabbath schools and worship 10 11 am ballantrae 2 3 pm lemonville welcome to all then opened he their under standing that they might under stand the scriptures luke 2445 j t t w these 25c clarks pork beans 2 tins 25c habitant vegetable soup 2 tins 25c lone star tomatoes 2 tins 25c smarts pumpkin 2 tins 25c aylmer green beans kentucky wonder 2 tins- 25c armours veribest lard 1 lb pkg 8c armours veribest bologna 1 lb 15c armours veribest macaroni cheese loaf i lb 23c beehive corn syrup beehive corn syrup 10 lbs 74c 5 lbs 39c durham corn starch northern spies 6 qt 39c baldwins 1 lb 9c 6 qt 31c t prices effective until wednesday april 23rd town delivery mondays and thursdays stouffville groceteria next door to library phone 280 self service elected to ccf council f c madill former principal of the continuation school and editor of the tribune 25 years ago was elected this week to the general council of tho ccf party in on tario lehmans shoe store footwear for ah tho family womens hosiery rubbers gloves shoes socks boots mitts stouffville phona 4301 opposite the town clock the bray chick does thetrick stiver bros stouffville ontario sale register thursday april 17 auction sale of farm stock implements furniture etc the property of mrs nick mcgregor north half of lot 22 con 4 whitchurch sale at one oclock st terms cash f n smith auctioneer saturday april 19 auction sale at lots 14 and 15 con 3 uxhrldge township quarter mile south of goodwood property of the estate of the late edmund whittleton two farm properties horses milch cows young cattle hogs hay grain wood lumber furniture and implements sale at 1 pm terms cash w f marquis auctioneer hattie gostick eliza- both brown florence e bacon executrixes for the estate of the late edmund whittleton aws greer solicitor to the estate see large posters for farm list ing and terms friday april 25 executors sale of 75 acres farm land with frame barn and large brick dwelling house two wells and a creek on tho property located at north halt of the south half of the north half of lot no 2 in tho 8th con cession of pickering and the south half of the north half lot 3 in the sth concession salo sub- ject to reserve bid sale at 2 pm for terms and conditions apply to mccullough button solicitors or to a s farmer auctioneer thursday apjtll 24 farm stock and implements at lot 35 con 7 pickering the property of ralph nighswandor markham- pickorlng townline owner re tiring pale at one a s farmer auctioneer saturday april 26 household furniture dishes and some an tique pieces at rouge hill king ston road atop 37 teh sunset inn property of jack miller sale at 2 pm dst terms cash a s farmer auctioneer stouffville christian church r k vickers pastor sunday april 20th 1941 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm gospel service tuesday christian endeavour will meet in tha church basement church hill 200 pm sunday school 300 pm worship service bloomington ringwood christian churches rev q w brown pastor sunday april 20th 1941 1100 am bloomington 700 pm ringwood worship with us not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together as the manner of some is heb 1025 christ church anglican rev f herman rector first sunday after easter april 20 1941 200 pm holy communion and sermon the rector will be in charge st james presbyterian church stouffville rev t de courcy rayner minister sunday april 20th 1941 1130 am divine worship rev h n konkle of toronto secretary for canada of the mission to lepers will be the preacher why not come to church second markham baptist church j sunday april 20th 1941 945 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship norman rowan will preach wed s pm prayer imeeting the yps will meet on monday april 28 at 8 pm in the baker hill church a group of people from dickson hill church will provide the program todays thought love worketh no 111 to his neighbor we welcome you dickson hill and mt joy mennonite churches rov p g lobman pastor dicksons hill sunday april 20th 1941 morning service withdrawn 1100 am bible school 800 pm evangelistic service the pastor will preach revival services each evening at 8 saturday excepted mount jox daylight saving time 1030 am bible school offering for british war sufferers 1130 am morning worship the pastor will preach 800 pm rev w e smalley of stouffville will preach thursday 8 pm prayer service in church mount joy we cordially invite you stouffville mennonite church rev h shantz pastor sunday april 20th 1941 1000 am sunday school 11 00 am missionary service miss verna schade ba from bongondza belgian congo central africa will speak the annual missionary offer ing will be received at this time 230 pm mongolia s s 700 pm altona miss schado 700 evangelistic rev goudie everyone rally to the missionary convention to be held on wednes day thursday and friday evening of this week we invite your atten tion to a detailed announcement in this issue monday evening april 21st young peoples meeting tuesday eveirlng mongolia meet ing wednesday evening altona prayer meeting stouffville united church l e atkinson minister sunday april 20th 1941 1100 am worship tho rev gordon w gardner of brechin ont will conduct tho service 230 pm s s and bible class 700 pm worship subject the living christ in living men mon 8 pmypu fireside hour wed 8 pm prayer fellowship hour stouffville baptist rev duncan macgregor pastor friday 8 pm the young peoples bible class sunday april 20th 1941 1000 am bible school classes for all ages 1100 am worship 700 pm worship rev w w fleischer pastor of this church for many years will preach at both services his many friends in this district will welcome another opportunity to enjoy his ministry tuesday 8 pm prayer mooting como and receive a blessing