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shoes many styles of mens and womens reduced to i prig m at 2 lehmans special clearance of mens mchale styles clearance 1195 reg 1695 to s1s95 reg s1993 to 2195 clearance 1595 reg 2295 to 2195 clearance 95 this takes in our entire stock of mchales quality shoes for men off on all docks stocked by lehmans shoes farmers this is the time to buy work boots our entire stock of leather work boots felt boots sisman grcb avorkmastcr hydro climax off skafis siates mens womens 20 off childrens slippers slippers our entire stock of womens mens childrens slippers 20 off t e ems flats squash heels queen anne 20 off joe main stw fstoupsvlue 5w farms needs husband and wife teams farm couples tend to make joint decisions as a husband and i miss judv henderson of rich- wife team goes on farm oper- 1 mond mil visited at the home of j ations and housekeeping matj 51155 glenvs mckean edward iters says dr helen abell of street on saturday aiierooon the federation of agriculture d on saturday mr and mrs dr abell draws her conclu- jack m of toronto and mr sons from tnerederai prw in- a o m ctal study of a typical ontario mr farm homes al the joint de- ft townline cisions from minor to major 7 ones affect the farm family not casc oi tow only in earning a living but in attaining the best possible fam lly life analyzing the study doctor abell found a significant reason i for female interest in farm op eration almost half of the farm women now do as much work around the farm apart from homemaking as when they became farmers wives from 4 to 40 years ago ninety- eight percent of farm wives in the survey did farm chores be yond domestic duties such as keeping accounts operating ma chinery feeding live stock and marketing produce a few returned to their pre marital work outside the home largely in occupations such as teaching and sales work to sup plement the farm income more than three quarters of the wives had worked at nonfarm jobs before marriage egbert tienkamp j farmed near here a cavalcade of fifty cars fol lowed the remains of egbert tienkamp of kettleby when he was laid to rest at kettleby cem etery on thursday afternoon january 19 a large number of friends who paid their last re spects to this bright and happy man showed the high regard that was felt for him in this community and beyond when his funeral was held from thom psons funeral parlor aurora with rev e m nichols conduct ing the service pallbearers were his grand- son bert tienkamp and neigh bors anton berbruggen harold funnell martin wassink and bert neilson and kees von wyk of belleville who came to can ada with the tienkamp family in 1926 although egbert tienkamp will be remembered as a success ful farmer and market gardener and by some as the cauliflower king he began his lifes work as a railway employee in the province of drente where he was born when his eldest son william decided to leave the old country for a new life in canada the father agreed that the family should stay together and seek i their fortunes together so in 192s mr and mrs tienkamp and their family of seven three sons and four daughters ar rived to work on a farm at ring- wood ontario the two young est jan and anne attended school in ringwood after five years on this farm the family moved to kettleby where they specialized in grow ing cauliflower and cabbage for several years at the beginning of loblaws stores egbert tien kamp shipped all the cauliflower sold by this company he settled his sons on three well known farms the bogart clarkson and webster propr ties and when he retired he moved to the house on the bo gart farm where he died unex pectedly last thursday morn ing last year on his 80th birth day may 10 the family held a grand reunion to honor their jovial father and grandfather and later he sailed for his first return to holland he returned home to kettleby depressed about conditions in the old land hut happy that his family was so well established in canada he was predeceased by his wife the former geesfiena lueh- tenberg and is mourned by his sons william geert and jan of kolleby and by his daughters dientje mrs james preece hendrika mrs charles brand- er harmtien mrs george ry- nal all of toronto and anne- glen mrs d hare of stouff- ville and by 11 grandchildren and four great grandchildren mr and mrs bruce harper accompanied by friends from kettleby attended the banquet of the so and crop improve ment association in the king edward hotel on january 26 bruce was a pasture competi tion winner and received 125 the stoortylue tribune ttorajjt rtbnary z 1961 pge 3 local and personal happenings the stouffville tribune can supply you with a new post ledger as well as ieoger sheets various sizes are in stock for your selection mr and mrs verne bower leslie and twins of oshawa had dinner on sunday with mr and mrs gord u3gg j girls the front portion of mr lloyd turners car was damaged en friday evening when it col lided with a parked vehicle own ed by mr lloyd jennings the accident occurred on park drive mr and mrs jim couse and family fairview ave enjoyed a weekend skiing outing in the collingwood hills on sunday mr couse reports that there still is a shortage of snow at the winter resort centre around 75 friends and neigh bours gathered at the home of mr and mrs harvey swain to tender a miscellaneous shower to miss pauline jones and mr joe swain on friday evening jan 27th the two large plate glass win dows in the offices of betz con struction co market st were shattered on monday it is be lieved that frost settled below the buildings foundations was responsible for the loss the damage has been estimated at more than 30000 the building is owned by mr henry ogden kingwood school not bloomington trustees of the bloomington school section advise that it is the ringwood school section not bloomington that was re ferred to in a recent whitchurch council meeting as being short of funds it was stated that the school in question had had to sell debentures for a discount resulting in less money being raised than was necessary for an addition also the land pur chased for the addition had been considerably more money than was originally estimated drs dennis and terance o connor of stouftvuie attended the ontario veterinary conven tion in the royal york hotel toronto last week dr dennis oconnor addressed the gather ing on friday barry wilkes also of stouffville a student at the ontario veterinary col lege at guelph was also pres ent mr and mrs fred alsop main st e returned home re cently from a motor trip to florida although the climate in the sunny south was not overly warm the local vaca tioners were greeted by sub zero temperatures on their ar rival back in ontario the stouffville fire brigade was summoned to the residence of dawson hare cone 9 mark- ham on thursday at noon hour although a portion of the house was badly scorched the blaze was quickly extinguished by firemen mr and mrs orviile burton albert st n are moving short ly to a new home aove harold ave they sold their home to mrs free of scarborough who takes possession the 15th of february water damage estimated in the hundreds of dollars was caused to the nowvacant home owned by mr jim austin wil liam st according io reports an upstairs water pipe was shattered during a recent cold spell and water flooded the floors from the top storey to the basement mr and mrs aus tin nov reside in collingwood there was a temporary water shutoff in town on friday eve ning when a line at blake and main sts broke under pressure stouffville municipal council will hold the first february meeting this week on thursday evening welcome rcbckah lodge 383 on tuesday evening jan 17 welcome rebekahs visited the white dove lodge at ajax lodge was opened by white dove welcome lodge formed the guard of honour for special visitors sister clark assem bly president sister disney past assembly president sister arksey assembly conductor sister stoneburg district dep uty president who were intro duced by members of joy lodge of brougham while dove initiated members into whitby brooklin and osh- awa lodges everyone enjoyed the speech by assembly presi dent sister clark after lodge closing by joy rebekahs a lovely buffet lunch was served valentine tea bake sale plan to attend stouffville ex plorers valentine tea and bake sale to be held at stouffville united church on saturday february 11th from 230 to 500 pm there will be home baking popcorn a white elephant table and fishpond come and enjoy a cup of tea with a friend welcome rebekah lodge held their second regular meeting of the month on tuesday evening january 24 sister ellen dennis noble grand was in the chair sister evelyn ham recently initiated into the lodge was wel comed plans were discussed for a social evening once a month a bowding party is planned for march it was decided to visit kinoven lodge brooklin for their birthday party on feb 14 weather permitting plans are also underway be tween stouffville ioof and rebekahs for a st patricks day- dance tickets to be on sale in the near future- after closing lodge lunch was served personal proof the power of classified ads in the tribune was emphasized for the publisher himself last week when he used the local col umns to offer some furniture items for sale it would have re quired several rooms full of furniture to satisfy the number of calls that were received for the few items being offered for sale while the classifieds made the sale the first day more than a dozen wouldbe buyers called during the balhiee of the week a quartet of local fishermen to lake simcoe scored a really fine catch of trout on friday when they came home to dis play almost 35 pounds of fine fish morley symes was the star of the group hooking a twelve pound beauty his cch was closely followed by that of earl howsam who caught a 10 i lb trout the balance of the catch was made by horace dageer and a e weldon because of the small amount of snow and the extreme cold of the last week ice at the lake is very thick this winter varying from i a foot and a half to two feet custom upholstering by experts 5yr guarantee we specialize in draperies broadloom rugs custom built furniture tradeins accepted free home service and estimate interior decorating advice betty assinck direct line slouflvillr to mrkham showroom stouff v9 stouffvillf office w markham 801 mr percy tarr of the local monument works has been at tending a convention at prui- holmes near st catharines this week need files or filing cases for those 1960 bills and papers vou can get them from the stouffville tribune mrs stan hastings spent sun day in toronto visiting her sis ters miss louise harvey and mrs v h dennis mrs john lehman of baker avenue has been in newmarket hospital for the past week the furniture sale at l e oneills is continuing there are many specials on mattresses and chesterfields etc friends will be pleased to know that mrs robt young who recently underwent an op eration in hospital has returned to her home 01 church st water service east of the cnr tracks was interrupted friday evening when the pipe line feeding blake st was bro ken where it joined the large main st main the ground at the intersection has been con siderably disturbed lately with the laying of the new storm sew er by the highways dcpt dr helen abell of ottawa and formerly of stouffville was seen on tv on country calender on sunday in connection with surveys made among the farm women she answered ques tions pertaining to recent sur veys by the dept of economics as to the part the farm woman takes in running the farm as well as other activities mr and mrs george wilson rose ave recently entertained a number of young people in honour of their fifth wedding anniversary everyone enjoyed dancing in their new recreation room a lovely chicken buffet was served those present were mr and mrs james brown mr and mrs don davis mr and mrs bruce harper mr and mrs erie lehman mr and mrs jack valleau mr and mrs h vankoughnet of stouffville mr and mrs bill wilson of gorm- ley dr and mrs neil smith o brien ave and dr and mrs n f tomlinson of claremont left on thursday by air for a two- week vacation in st peters burg florida mrs blake sanders second st was in sutton for the week end with her daughter ethel mrs carpenter sunday visitors with mr and mrs n oboyle harold ave were mr and mrs ed nigh and mr and mrs jack nigh and family and mr and mrs bill nigh and family both of mark- ham rr mr lloyd eford of islington also called on the oboyles sympathy of the community is extended to mr joe forsyth in the passing of his father mr asa forsyth of uxbridge on sundav mr and mrs irvin atkinson of newcastle were- sunday visi tors with mr ard mrs charlie atkinson and mr and mrs les leonard and family mr and mrs harold dixon and mr and mrs harold dron of toronto were visitors with mr and mrs arnold brillinger and bys of newmat ket on sat urday evening to help celebrate their 6th wedding anniversary mrs percy witney burkhold- er ave has returned home after spending a month with her daughter and family mrs moly- ncaux in montreal mr allan neal formerly of stouffville and now residing at woodville ave toronto hopes to return to work within a few weeks his left arm was brok en in three places in november when he was struck by a ce ment slab that fell from a truck he is employed at a plant on victoria park ave a pin had to be inserted in his elbow and the arm still remains in a sling i mr and mrs m d brown cf i cashel loft on wednesday on a 2200 mile motor trip into the state of texas they will later join mr and mrs garnet fran- cey mr and mrs walter scott and dr and mrs j p wilson at brownsville near the mexican bonier mr and mrs g d stallard and family will move from their rupert avenue home on sat urday to take up residence in scarboro on wednesday even ing a number of local ladies at tended a farewell tea for mrs stallard at the home of mrs harold wood at home mr and mrs robert carr vandorf will be at home to their friends on wed feb 8 at their home from 2 to 5 and from 7 to 9 pm to celebrate their 50th anniversary special dedications were con ducted at the sunday service in the goodwood united church a cross placed on the com munion table was dedicated in memory of the late russell storry and presented to the church by members of the im mediate family and the grand children a beautiful handcarv ed communion table was pre sented to the church by mr and mrs win hewlett the psalms were presented by mr and mrs norman wagg the service of dedication was in charge of the pastor mr francis cook- notice e a grubin ro optome trist will be in slouffville at hie james mccrcight resi dence 58 main st e on mon day and tuesday feb cth and 7th cooking school a popular attraction w otwf wl svjs cooking school instructress jane wright became the pupil for a brief period on thurs day evening when mr lloyd houghton of the stouffville iga staff presented a dem onstration on the cutting and preparation of meat for count er sale miss wright right looks on with interest mr houghton left was assisted by mr john foulds also a member of the store staff staff photo the coking school con- traded more than 1x10 view- out cntir twohour pro- were present the success of demonstration next year a ducted last week in she le- ors the instructress miss kram on thursday evening the school has prompted the portion of the crowd is pic- gion hall and promoted by jarc wright held the attcn- a morc y joo persons sponsors to organize a similar tured here stall photo ratclifts l g a store at- uon ol her audience hrouh-