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stouffville ontario thursday july 14th 1938 vancek try a box of these delicious chocolates assorted boxes bonbons half lb boxes salt water kisses boxes 29c caramels half pound box summer assortment pleasure hunt assortment selected small pieces boadways drug store stouffville ringwood mrs oliver of los angeles california is spending a few weeks with mrs wm mitchell mr sel- abell is home after spending about a year in the usa mr and mrs j w taun of stouffville spent a day recently with their daughter mrs- roy grove ira grove our local beekeep er has extracted about three- quarters of a ton of choice honey so far this season alsike cutting is general in this vicinity and the crop is excellent george myland has had his house and barn wired for hydro and is enjoying the benefits of electricity on monday evening mr and mrs- david gillham were present at their granddaughters birthday party little doris gillham wedding bells are ringing vandorf mr and mrs david ellis and family of aurora had sunday dinner with mr and mrs james oliver mr kenneth switizer and bride are visiting with his par ents here i mr and mrs chester patten- den recent bride and groom spent sunday with mr and mrs alf pattenden lemonville malborne and lelatid emmer- son bruce winterstein and jim rae well known lads from this region were in camp at lake simcoe for a few days gormley mrs- john forrester and miss arvilla are on a holiday among friends and relatives at duluth and other us centres they will be gone for two months mr and mrs george baker of toronto have come out to occupy the forrester home dur ing the owners absence rev h- shantz wife and family were at the kitchener camp for a day last week they state the camp is very success ful this year one of our sectionmen on the cnr barney lehman with his wife and family have vacat ed the ed leary house and moved to oriole rev- jess steckley preached in stouffville last sunday mr steckley is a busy man even when school is out h is doing carpentering work on his new house just north of hisey hill church which is now sheeted in a number from this commun ity attended the shower given by the members of the brethren in christ church at mr william heises in honour of their eldest son edgar and his bride who were married very recently the many very beautiful gifts cer tainly were an evidence of es teem in which the young people are held mr and mrs- heise thanked the givers in a few well chosen words the good wishes of this community are extended to mr and mrs heise a shower was tendered miss laura cherry at her mothers home here on monday evening in honor of her approaching marriage the gifts were un usually beautiful which further attests the esteem in which the bridetobe and her intended are held it seemed as though the entire neighborhood enjoyed the event- we hear considerable com plaint about the bad condition of the road in gormley over the whole mile and a quarter the increased traffic on sundays is terrific folks coming off yonge street to go south on the 4th oh those sunday drivers bethesda mr and mrs russell sproxton and family were sunday visitors of mr and mrs louis brillinger mr and mrs allan pike and sons of king city had sunday dinner with mr and mrs isaac pike misses ina and gladys brillin ger enjoyed saturday evening tea with miss elda hutchinson at lemonville congratulations to reesor steckley who has been engaged as teacher at hillcrest school for the next term mr and mrs- frank atkinson and mrs jenkins of richmond hill were sunday visitors with misses selena and flossie atkinson mr and mrs w march of aurora and mrs d snider of stouffville were guests of mr and mrs john empringham on sunday miss laura pike mrs collett and mary lou and mr watson scott were sunday callers of mr and mrs clifford burk- holder- mr and mrs percy allin of aurora mr and mrs herb oliver of vandorf and mr and mrs leebeck of stayner were sunday visitors of mr- and mrs chas atkinson and family dont forget friday is the big day the community picnic be ing held at ratcliffs park bring your lunch basket and have plenty of energy stored up for the races come early and enjoy the evening to the fullest miss kathleen steckley is deeply grateful to her many friends who have called on her in the hospital thus making the hours pass more quickly kath leen is getting along very well and may return home the end of the week master harold atkinson is home again after a lengthy stay in the hospital although his leg is still in a cast he is getting along favourably and enjoys be ing home again we hope he may soon be strong again and able to enjoy life with his friends- mrs elijah lageer and grand son clayton brander also mrs gertrude brander visited her brother mr herbert lageers in toronto for a few days last week there is plenty of work for all at this season of which we are reminded by the number of farmers applying for help- even children are in demand for a few weeks during the berry picking period which is right on 5 10e30 o q o x0e30e xoexoi xoexoi q o midnight frolic cedar beach gardens musselmans lake sunday july 31st 12 oclock midnight jack crayford and his orchestra featuring the voice of ruth cameron free band concerts on sunday evenings free grounds for church picnics phone stouff 3912 0 o iob9 d o oesoi ioexoi oexoi o s street dance sponsored by stouffville war veterans stouffville friday july 22 a new and novel local orchestra will provide the music supported by brilliant entertainers lucky number draws smooth pavement s o shoe best in ontario cobers sound equipment 30e80e aonoi soe30e q xoexo mongolia mr and mrs 0 zeller and family spent sunday in toronto- rev e lucas of aylmer was a visitor at the rennie home on saturday mr and mrs harold wright donald and margaret spent sun day evening with his parents at green river mr and mrs abram raymer of box grove spent saturday at the home of his daughter mrs fred pugh the young people of this com munity certainly appreciate kir tons ramona park for swim ming in this- hot weather mr fred robinson and his sister louie of goodwood were sunday guests with mr and mrs ed wideman we hope that the children around here will take advantage of the interdenominatioinal bible school to be held in the mennonite church beginning on the 18th judgement of county councils seem sound the judgment of the major ity of county councils in on tario in supporting the live stock branch of the ontario department of agriculture in its efforts to have every county in ontario made a tb restricted area for cattle has proven sound in view of the recent action tak en by the united states depart ment of agriculture governing cattle being shipped to that country these regulations in substance state all canadian cattle being exported to the usa other than those for immediate slaughter must have a qualified veterinarians certificate show ing they have been tested with in 30 days of date of shipment and found free of bovine tuber culosis this however does not apply to cattle exported direct ly from an accredited area it means that a- veterinarians certificate is not required for cattle in the ontario counties already tested and the owners will be able to export freely- the reason given by american officials for their new law is that practically all united states cattle are tested and they wish to maintain this status and keep tb out of their herds this new ruling will probably require the testing of at least 100000 canadian cattle annually sent to the usa for feeding purposes altona congratulations to doris bak er and norman freti on passing their entrance mr and mrs mitchell of white- vale visited with mr- and mrs h mcintosh one day last week mr and mrs millard reesor and mr and mrs david crosier mary irene and erla attended the horticulture picnic held at the oac guelph on wednes day last- mrs b reesor and her class took the service last sunday morning in the baptist church at whitevale melville mr george topham f st catherines is the guest of mr and mrs- kenneth stotts mrs shadlock of agincourt is visiting mrs albert king this week mr and mrs j- steckle and mr and mrs amos gingwich of stanley ontario are visiting with mrs jacob smith mr and mrs b- gayman and son lawrence also mrs n gay- man visited with mr and mrs clayton gayman of king on sunday mr and mrs- p e stickley and daughter mary accompanied by gladys lehman motored to lake simcoe monday on a fish ing trip mrs allan and daughter barbara of california visited with the carruthers family a few days this week mrs allan who taught the local school here about 10 years ago was former ly miss sadie gee quite a number from this community attended the baptist picnic held in ratcliffs park last friday night and greatly enjoy ed the fine program rendered by the salvation army band also the ladies quartette and the elocution numbers given by mrs winterstein some time ago two of our oldest and most esteemed resi dents mrs john nigh and mrs s b lehman were the proud re cipients of six rose bushes each sent to them from british columbia by mr curtis martin son of the late mr william mar tin a one time teacher of the melville school some forty odd years ago- these roses are of a special variety and at present are in full bloom we are glad cereal special grape nut flakes pkg 10c parasani heavy wax paper large rolls 100 ft 25c paper servtettes package of 80 each 15c hornes quick tapioca per package 15c get a unit of glassware free with each package anna lee scotts cake flour package 35c special 2cake sample pkg with each large package memba seal per pkg 10c certo per bottle 25c aeroxon fly coils 3 for 5c dixd3 cups pkgof 12coloured 10c libbys sauer kraut 2 tins 25c jell0 freezing mix ice cream tin 10c roman meal package 31c bulk corn starch per lb 7c canadian june cheese medium lb 20c fresh lake nipigon fish every tuesday and thursday watch for the saturday bulletins ratcliff co phone 7112 to learn that mr martin has not forgotten the place where he spent his childhood days and we are sure his present was very much appreciated pine orchard mrs galley and little daughter of toronto are spending a few days with her aunt mrs howard mcciure- mr and mrs hutchinson and family were stouffville visitors on sunday miss beatrice chapman spent a few days in newmarket upon returning home was accom panied by little margaret and paul smith the willing workers spent a delightful afternoon on mrs hopes lawn last week after the business mrs willis gave an interesting paper the ladies spent the remainder of the after noon in cutting or quilt blocks- a picnic lunch was then enjoyed by all fi we are glad to report fred reid was able to come home from the hospital and although not working is able to be up and around miss helen reid and her mother attended decoration ser vices at mt albert on sunday mr and mrs shropshire mr and mrs brandon miss widdi- field and mr- allan took in sand- ford garden party and report a splendid time sent the tribune to 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