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the tribune stouffvule out thursday july 26 1951 aaaa blueberries blueberries are now coming on the market and will soon be in for preserving leave us your number and we will call you on arrival of the best quality and at the most reasonable price new seasons honey from byers ratcliff co phone 198 stouffville waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa new secretary horticultural assoc john f clark has been appoint ed secretary of the ontario horti cultural association robert d little president of the association announced last week mr clark succeeds j a carroll who resign ed when he was appointed deputy minister of agriculture mr clark has been associated with horticultural work for the past 21 years he has acted as lecturer for the association and as horticultral fieldman for the department of agriculture he is also assistant director of horticul tural societies heres hoping it never becomes the ignited nations winsome corner booth we specialize in fresh fish chips always at their best bingo every tuesday and thursday night 830 pm j pidgeon prop for your summer outdoor furniture and just the thing for cottage lawn or verandah we have a fine selection of chairs aluminum canvas durable and smart appearing j jpy sj t t j vl h sleek beautiful furniture for the modern bedroom is in our showroom its modern attractive and easy to live with see our window display dream houses of today pay a great deal of attention to their kitchens they literally shine with gleaming metal smooth surfaces which do not stain upholstered chairs modern to the last word l e oneill furniture stouffvule beach notes mr j v paxton of toronto is with his mother at paxtonvilia the misses schffler of cornwall were guests of mrs j c paxton last week mr and mrs a hughes and daughter of toronto are spending a few weeks at paxtonvilla and dtinromin mrs r a bradley and family spent three weeks at the home of mr steve proctor of rest nook beach mr and mrs cliff lloyd and son philip are spending the week end at the cottage of mr and mrs bert lloyd of rest nook beach miss betty moran of detroit mich was a guest of m and mrs w james of highland cottage windsor drive during the week end mr bud smith well known around this district for his donkey baseball act resides on churchill drive did you know that at one time there were five cottages on rest nook beach and these summer homes were occupied by five doctors mr and mrs j c adams and son david were guests for two weeks at the cottage of mr and mrs p boyd of rest nook beach mr and mrs adams have just recently returned from new york the idea has been passed around that all the cottagers around the lake should band together to have a clean up day in which improve ments to their homes and frontage should be made sounds like a good idea mrs charles stinton heads the community association this year as president taking over the office from mr l graham who held down the post last season other members of the board are mr cox vice president mrs len graham secretary and mr ernie mighall treasurer mr h a bevins who resides at rest nook beach has one of the most original and beautiful terrac ed flower gardens in the lake district mr bevins has spent much time with his prize posses sion and the result is certainly a work of art the garden is built up on a hill behind his house and during this time of year is a mass of flowering beauty will lead choir eldon b lehman who leads a one hundredvoice choir at the forthcoming evangelistic campaign in the stouffville arena commencing aug 19 dont forget to support the bingos held in davies pavilion at cedar beach every thursday at 230 pm every saturday at 830 pm bingos are staged in the community hall below cedar vale ave the prizes are good and the proceeds all go to further develop ment of the community associa tion the contractihas been let for the choosing of tenders for the resur facing of the road that winds around from the north side of the lake to the south side proceeding over to the eighth concession this news will no doubt be received with welcome by the many sum mer residents of the lake area as well as the hundreds of weekend callers v that jam this roadway over the holidays the tenders will be opened at the regular meeting ing of council on thursday night of this week those of you who have noticed a 1921 ford around the lake recently might like to know that the smooth running relic belongs to hugh allen of toronto he along with four other boys are sharing a cottage and the car at the lake on weekends the other fellows are mr bob carter mr joe smith mr jim crofts and mr bob brown another automobile that you might by chance run into is a 1925 maxwell owned by mr art scullion the ford may be seen parked on windsor drive where the boys reside on the holi day weekend unionville dean findlay lionel dawson hugh cameron bill cameron and keith hurley motored to niagara falls on sunday mr and mrs s stiver evelyn and blake deffit spent the week end at hawke lake mr and mrs gordon stiver are holidaying at hawke lake mr and mrs harold snowball spent the weekend at penetang visiting with mr and mrs andy morrison mr and mrs lome jarvis and jerry visited friends in hamilton mrs minton gordon and charles and miss faye oneill of stouffville are holidaying at sault ste marie and visiting with mr and mrs roy minton mrs ada hood attended the 25th wedding anniversary of mr and mrs geo kelly of buttonville on saturday mi and mrs vernon trunk owen mavis and mrs e braith- waite are visiting relatives in chicago margaret rainey and viola fos ter are vacationing at cream of barley camp bowmanville mr and mrs d strickland sylvia rodney and jackie mc- arthur are holidaying at bobcay- geon mr harold thome and dorothy swain merle smith and beatrice gingell angus mowbray and marjorie baker were married on saturday afternoon cedar grove dickson hill mr and mrs charles hoover and mrs levi hoover motored to clarence centre to visit relatives including rev thomas doner mrj b hoover has been grow ing corn for many years and may now be the prize winner with corn measuring 8 feet 9 inches can anyone beat that mr wilmot wideman and daughter frances of fleet albta arrived at malton airport on sat urday morning and were soon sur prising and delighting their friends by an unexpected call at the homestead on monday evening the wideman families honoured their brother with a birthday celebra tion they will be renewing acquaintances for a short time and will then wing their flight home ward rev m bricker of toronto for mer pastor here 35 years ago is conducting the services during pastor berrys holidays the hospital seems to have done everything possible to hasten the discharge of patients except to hire only ugly muses did you notice a thin trickle of smoke curling out of the valley last weekend or did you hear the soft strains of campfire songs nine girls of the first scarboro girl guide company pitched tent and set up housekeeping for the weekend down by the river their leader was mrs edna knight and the girls included joyce and nancy duncan mary campbell marlene hodgins mary ann mc- pherson karen taylor pat kern- agahan liz mcmurray and emmy breithaupt saturday night if you remember it rained often and thoroughly but these girls aged 11 to 14 intended to sleep out of doors and they did just that next day the report was a gay oh our faces got a little wet apart from one accident when emmy breit haupt fell from her bike the week end was a great success and mon day morning eleven mosquito bitten sunburned but happy guides set off to bicycle 15 miles home as did the boy scouts of a few years ago the scarboro girl guide group displayed excellent camping sense during their week end by the river they were very grateful to ella coakwell for her arrangements ana charlie crouc- her for his camping site the strawberry social and euchre held last week at wood land park club house was a very successful event with about nine teen tables the winners were mrs jewett milliken mrs newton robinson whitevale and mr carr from the park the wood land park campers association have extended the cordial invita tion to cedar grove to attend their euchre this saturday even ing this will be a big euchre with lots of lovely prizes eleanor milroy is home again and progressing remarkably well she has just returned from a vaca tion in muskoka mrs les mil- roys sister was married at nigara- onthelake last week and she and mr milroy with mr artie milroy attended the wedding harold lapp and his pig had a busy day last sunday the pig had twentyfive piglets and har old had tb help out with the feed ing schedule this accounts for harolds absence from church and may affect the price of pork this winter the community club meeting will be held monday evening july 30 at the home of arthur reesor glen major mr and mrs wm eberlin of toronto spent the weekend at braeside mrs stanley todraw spent a few days last week with miss marie west at her cottage on lake simcoe mr and mrs joe jones called on mr and mrs ed johnson on mon day evening mr and mrs alec hingston and boys of toronto spent saturday with mr and mrs j a hingston miss betty risebrough left on tuesday for camp at lake couch- iching mr and mrs ed johnson and boys called on mrs c johnson pine grove on sunday evening mr and mrs charles fiss mrs wm fiss and edgar mr stanley todrow and mr levi story attend ed the funeral of mr newton story in oxbridge on sunday the sympathy of the community is extended to mr story on the loss of his brother mrs jim jones and shirley visited with mrs f walls of brooklin on monday mr and mrs arthur smith and girls are spending their holidays at braeside they motored to ott awa for a few days this week a group of young people from toronto came out thursday even ing and surprised mr claude sim- monds with a birthday party mr george noke of toronto was home with his mother mrs frank nokes over the weekend mr and mrs joe forsyth spent sunday with mr and mrs james peddie and boys at their cottage on mitchells lake goodwood a baseball league has been formed consisting of the maples the tuckes and goodwood flyers the goodwood players are c claude watson p geo alsop 1st base tom manley 2b ivan nor ton 3b wid clark ss dean wat son rf jack symes if ginger todd cf stan slack goodwood is in third place but expect to come first before the season is over the regular meeting of the bypu will be held in the bap tist church on friday evening july 27th the stewardship group is in charge of the program engagement mr orla l heise of victoria square wishes to announce the engagement of his daughter lola pauline to walter o winger youngest son of rev and mrs marshall winger of st anns ontario wedding to take place in august pine orchard we extend sympathy to mrs w reid and mr s gibney in the death of tiieir sister miss gibney of holt n mr and mrs fred allen visited with mr and mrs russ allen and miss widdifield mr and mrs herb white were supper guests of mr and mrs walt johnston on sunday mr and mrs gibney from west ern canada are visiting the reid home here bruce and verne eveleigh are spending a couple of weeks with their cousin earl johnston mr and mrs brandon spent sunday with mr and mrs allen of stouffville miss burkholder was a visitor at the chapman home on sunday mr harry brandon lost a valu able horse last week mr a boake was blue berrying in the bala district one day last week also mr and mrs wm lundy and rae mr and mrs edson johnston and family and miss jean john ston paid a visit to their childhood home at quaker hill on sunday everyone enjoyed the program at the ice cream social put on by mrs g woods piano pupils and mrs richardson and friends of toronto most any person can really mea sure up if the golden rule is always used ooocxxkoooooo harolds grill will be closed on monday tuesday july 30 and 31 for alterations h dixon tooeooooooooooccoo the church services st james presbyterian church stouffville donald mckillican minister sunday july 29 1000 am service christ church anglican rev f herman rector sunday july 29 10th sunday after trinity 145 pm sunday school 230 pm evensong blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see god matt 8 stouffville baptist church pastorelect harold branton sunday july 29 1000 am bible school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm gospel service rev duncan macgregor will be the speaker this coming sunday stouffville united church rev douglas davis minister sunday july 29 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship evangelistic campaign choir practice on friday this week at 8 pm goodwood baptist church minister rev g f gorman phone uxbridge 157r14 sunday july 29 200 pm sunday school 300 pm worship friday 8 pm bypu the stewardship gjpup is in charge united missionary church rev cyril berry minister telephone markham 268j sunday july 29 dickson hill 1000 am worship service 1100 am sunday school mount joy 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship service 730 pm young peoples rev m bricker will speak at all services melville bethesda and peachs churches rev geo b robins ba sunday july 29 no services on july 29 but ser vices will be resumed on august 5 goodwood pastoral charge of the united church of canada victor wood ba bd minister sunday july 29 siloam 1000 am worship 1100 am sunday school fifth line 1030 am sunday school 1115 ajn worship goodwood 1100 am sunday school 730 pm worship monday 7 pm goodwood cgit wed 730 pm boy sctjuts thurs 230 pm goodwood wa friday 815 pm choir practice 6th line whitchurch mr and mrs rae holden and mrs ross harper visited in tor onto on saturday with mrs har pers sister miss grace talbot n mr samuel jones visited with his sister mrs robt winterstein on tuesday mr and mrs fred pilkey carl ami ken had tea thursday even ing with mr and mrs ken bacon mr harry white margaret and eleanor visited with his mother mrs white of markham on sun day miss june stecktey is home for three weeks vacation mr and mrs gordon taber shirley and donnie were sunday dinner guests with mr and mrs ken bacon and wayne stouffville christian church sunday july 29 1000 am sunday school 1100 morning worship 730 pm evening service thurs s pm choir practice friday 8 pm joint choir practice for evangelistic campaign held in united church basement united missionary church fiohmlky bethesda rev l k sider pastor friday july 27 s pm final ser vice of vacation bible school at gormley church public cord ially invited sunday july 29 bethesda 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship gormley 145 pm sunday school 245 pjn worship 730 pm young peoples meeting at which rev and mrs e e honsberger will bring their farewell to the gormley field before leaving for nigeria second markham baptist church rev norman rowan pastor sunday july 29 1000 am sunday school 1100 am ministry of the word baptism communion 730 pm young peoples tuesday 830 pm our prayer praise and fellowship meeting with pastor clifford schenk and friends from milliken participat ing but if ye forgive not men their trespasses neither will your father forgive your trespasses matthew 615 stouffville united missionary church rev h s hallman minister wed 8 pm altona prayer service thurs 8 pm stouff prayer service fri 8 pm choir practice in the united church in preparation for arena metings sunday july 29 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship 730 pm evangelistic 730 pm altona mon 8 pm young peoples our church will be open each evening from 7 to 9 pm for any one who may desire to come to pray for the evangelistic cam- paign you are welcome bloomington ringwood christian churches rev g w brown pastor sunday july 29 bible school at 10 am at churches altona 1030 am worship services i 1100 am bloomington 730 pm ringwood special music mr norman man will have charge of services friday july 27 8 pm blooming- ton ce monthly missionary service in charge of miss dorothy wagg speaker is miss marion reaman in interest of african missionary work monday july 30th 8 pm ring- wood monthly missionary ser vice wednesday 8 pm altona reuur prayer and praise service both leh- both