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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), July 18, 1940, p. 5

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the tribune stouffville ont thursday july 18th 1940 page five montmorency cherries we havr been to our bronte orchards and find that the montmorency cherries will be some later this year than last these cherries have been a proven success for some years being left on the trees to mature properly and then brought directly to fill your orders they will be at their best for canning about the end of the month so leave us your name and we will notify you on arrival watch for our weekly bulletin ratcliff co town delivery stouffville ontario phone 7112 eavetroughing and sheet metal work orders quickly executed at our store get in touch with us if you have any work in this line our prices on fence wire will interest you see our gasolne oil and electric stoves for summer w f riches stouffville ont phone 283 successor to button harware dsmsx permanent waves of quality priced from 250 to 750 including hair cut shampoo and wave maries beauty shop phone 170 main st e stouffville 6th line whitchurch we are glad to see mrs j a clarke out again after her recent ill ness grant morley entertained the wesley yp on tuesday night to a social evening at his home and the young of our line were also invited mrs james gilbert was at niagara last week attending the funeral ot ler cousin who died suddenly the regular monthly meeting ot the lemonville w a was held at the home of mrs george martin last thursday july 11 we extend our very best wishes to mr and mrs lome wideman whos happy marriage took place last week mrs eliza mccron mr and mrs arthur frisby of toronto mr ben jamin carver of picton mr and mrs w dennie and jim gormley mr and mrs w l carver and norman offlint mich mr and mrs ernest carver of detroit visited with mr and mrs robert carver on thurs day evening because of declining health mr carver was unable to at tend the funeral of his brother the late james ilonry carver the fun eral took place on thursday july 11 to victoria square john pike has an all round harvester farmers are steadily increas ing their investment in power machinery as we notice that mr john pike on concession 10 just north of no 7 highway has purchased a new tractor allis chalmers make to be used in front of his new allcrop harvester bought only last fall clark johnson on the 6th of markham has invested in a new model b tractor the bruce tractor co 46 abel street tor onto negotiated these sales adding to their big line of implements now in the local territory j h carver found dead in bed the funeral of the late james henry carver of toronto took place on thursday july 11th to victoria square service be ing held in the united church there and interment in the adjoining cemetery the rev mr mckay pastor of the church conducted the service pall bearers were messrs james carver arthur frisby george mccron toronto james dennie and joseph smith gormley and norman carver of flint mich and bruce winterstein a number of relatives and old friends gathered at the church to pay their last respects to one who had spent his youth in this district the late james carver in his 74th year was a son of the late robert carver and julia anne mckenzie he was born on the northwest corner of what is known as old gormley but when a small lad moved with his parents to victoria square while still a young man he left the old home and spent many years in the united states having lived in nimieapoms minnesota north and south dakota and flint michigan when he retired from active work he returned to toronto where he made his home until his sudden death he was one of a family of eleven children two of whom elijah john and norman died a number of years ago four sisters and four brothers sur vive mrs eliza mccron mrs robert mccron mrs arthur frisby all of toronto mrs wm dennie of gormley robert of stouffville benjamin of picton ont lambert of flint mich and ernest of detroit mich the late mr carver retired to his room on sunday night apparently in his usual health but when he failed to come down at the usual hour on mon day morning investigation found that he had been dead for some time death was due to heart trouble he had never married mr carver was a familiar figure in the district since his return from the united states being a frequent visitor at the home of his sister mrs william dennie of gormley and at the home of his niece mrs ross winterstein sixth line whit church peaches mr and mrs j w tibbetts and bohby of malton were recent visit ers with mrs tibbetts mother mrs i o cleverdon mr and mrs earl tate and amily of lemonville were sunday isitors at the brlgnall home misses esther and annie reesor f pickering are spending a few lays at the hoover home master frank smith is a alark- lam visitor for a few days this reek mr douglas cleverdon spent lunday with lloyd tate the ball game last tuesday night etwcen melville and peachs was a ago success for melville come on eachs you must do better next ime the farmers in our neighbourhood re having a hard time to got their ay in this year owing to the wee eathor and the heavy crop only a w have finished there is still a t of hay to be cut the heavy rain on monday night at a lot of grain down owing to to heavy crop and the height of the aln end the tribune to absent friends dicksons hill a number of our people witness ed the thomgrubin nuptials in stouffville last saturday a number from here enjoyed the interesting windup of the special services at ballantrae church sun day night mr and airs charles fincbam and son of mount joy visited with mr and mrs kenneth walker on sunday visitors at the redshaw home wore mr and mrs fred redshaw and family of claremont mr and mrs dave coates of pickering and mrs abram mantle of claremont mr don moyer accompanied by his friends alex aicnaughton and alex sulton are camping in aluskok this week misses marion norma and paul ine rarkey a margaret bby lester eby and lawrence barkey are visit ing in our town this week and at tending the childrens meetings in the church a very unfortunate accident occurred here saturday night when 3 car of toronto people swerved to avoid hitting a skunk on the road and upset in the ditch fatally injur ing one woman full report prob ably reported elsewhere in this issue seven ladies of the wms took time out of their busy lives to at tend the july meeting at mrs roy movers last week and finished a quilt mrs lehman conducted the mission study as usual delegates were appointed to the convention which will bo at stayner camp namely elizabeth wideman and mrs roy moyer voting people met at dick sons hill monday night with mr ora raymer in charge mrs sar- geant read an essay the church in action giving an account of the early church in the apostolic age and the advance of christianity in different countries instrumental numbers were given by the band retty hoover on her accordian douglas raymer on the violin and vernon piko on his bass horn vocal selections were a duet and a male quartette by dicksons hill young people rinsvood mr and mrs robert hare and son tommy of relhaven spent the weekend with their daughter mrs ira grove we are pleased to report that frank bruels who has been confined to his bed for some time is improv ing in health the excelsior class of the sun day school held their annual picnic in ratcliff s park last wednesday don wilson has secured a posi hon with the international harves ter company in toronto mr and mrs wilson expect to move to the city the last of this week mrs truman grove and mrs j m grove spent last wednesday with mrs stewart stouffer bill clark uxbridge and stouft ville baseball player is now located in the garage business here ho ex pects to move here shortly with his wife and two children rev samuel johnston officiated at queen street east presbyterian church saturday when miss marguerite edith davidson daugh ter of mr and mrs charles david son toronto became the bride ot james kenneth harper son of mr and mrs john harper of toronto and formerly of rlngwood miss alary coper played the wedding music amid a setting of peonies and delphiniums the bride was given in marriage by her father aliss chris tine davidson sister of the bride was the only attendant al white side was host man and charles davidson and murray alair were the ushers after the ceremony the bride changed to a french printed silk dress with white coat and matching accessories for the reception speeders beware at either end of the town motorists are said to have no re gard for speed limit at all and residents in those sections are asking for a stop to be put to it the question of policing the village came under discussion last week by the council and while well satisfied with the work of the new cop they are going to ask him to clamp down on a few things that need ad justing mongolia mr and airs ed wideman and daughters were at the home of air and airs ken reesor on sunday miss dorothy fuller is spending a couple of weeks with friends in bobeaygeon the singsong was held this week at the home of air and airs eldon gooding and will be held next week at the couperthwaite home little dorothy brown of broug ham spent a couple ot weeks re cently at the home of her grand parents darlene and norma gray ot lemonville spent a few days at the brown home last week a number in this community are attending the bible school in stouffville aibc church congratulations to air and airs jos betz on the birth of a baby girl air and airs a brown spent a couple of weeks back north around huntsville white hall and spruce- dale an enjoyable vacation was re ported congratulations to the four en trance pupils who were successful in passing they are alargaret couperthwaite ruth wideman nellie betz and celeste bright the first two named passed on their teachers recommendation alargaret receiving honours altona airs r jones and children ot toronto spent the weekend with her parents at n bunkers air and airs d crosier and airs h st john attended the dalton- robinson reunion at elgin talk uxbridge airs f aicnair and airs david crosier attended a red cross aleet- irig at claremont on monday after noon anyone wishing to take a refugee child as guest during the war please get in touch with reeve william reesor mrs wm slack or airs david crosier air and airs j mcdonald ot kiusale visited her father air a davis on sunday mr and airs reg stouffer of stouffville also air and airs cecil jones of balsam and family were guests of air and airs william aicnair on sunday mr and airs wm st john were guests of air and airs l hodgson on sunday afternoon dont lose your temper in harvest time buy mccormick twine and be sure of satisfaction full weight to the bale full length to the pound no lost time rethreading no lost twine by tangling guaranteed satisfaction results faster cutting and a better temper exclusive agent in stouffville and district central feed store phone 277 for service price push 4th line uxbridge airs bert tindall and girls spent friday afternoon at russell feas- bys home alias laura ashenhurst of toron to was home for sunday air and airs edward norton mr george wilson and air cliff davis motored to lindsay for the 12th air and airs james hopper and doreen of penetang visited rela tives in this vicinity air and airs russell feasby ana howard had sunday dinner with air and airs gordon wilson air and airs wilson of green wood visited at afr george wilsons sunday edw norton has engaged ken norton of edgely for a couple of months victoria square dr evelyn gee returned to van couver last week after spending a vacation with her parents here owing to the down pour of rain the sunday school picnic of july 11th was not the success it might have been although approximately 125 turned up at the park at wood- bridge little could be done but eat and return home the sincere sympathy of the people of this community goes out to air ira burkholder of stouff ville on the death of his mother who passed away on july 5th ira has been serving this community with bread for is years and his pleasant smile and friendly greeting has made for him a host of friends heartiest congratulations are ex tended to alurray nesbitt who was married on july gth to aliss grace lageer of stouffville alurray has been engaged by local farmers for the past year and a half and is quite well known in this community friends and neighbors of air harry white are pleased to learn that he is progressing in the toron to general hospital where he was taken following a serious accident when a limh of a tree brushed him off a load of hay the wheels of the wagon passing over him a large number of friends of aliss alarian winger and mr george kelly met at the home of air and airs jos heise on thursday of last week and presented them with a miscellaneous shower after un wrapping the many beautiful gifts both alarian and george thanked their friends for this kindness there was an increase in church attendance on sunday afternoon and revalr aickay preached a fine sermon on the subject lifes unanswered question the choir sang the heavens proclaim him by elsie duncan yale aliss con stance alortson of toronto was pre sent and sang very beautifully god will take care of you miss alortson and her mother have been guests of air and airs bert sander son and mabel for the past week local girl wkds on saturday evening july g a quiet wedding ceremony was solem nized at the aibc parsonage stouffville by rev h sltatitz when georgina alay burgess only daughter of air harry burgess was united in wedlock with frederick gordon alsop son of air and airs roy alsop goodwood the young couple left on a honeymoon to fenelon falls and the lake district they will live in goodwood for the present 800 couples rushed for marriage licenses in quebec last saturday the final day to procure a license which the military would recognize after july 15 all men who get married will be treated as single men for military purposes hence quebec lads made a rush to take on a wife so that should they become con scripted later the pay would extend to their better half likewise their chances of being conscripted would be lessened by reason of them being married stanley theatre phone 100 showing each night at 815 st saturday and holidays 700 and 900 thursday friday saturday july 18 19 20 cat and the canary monday tuesday wednesday july 22 23 24 blondie brings up baby north of the yukon chas starrett thursday friday saturday july 25 26 27 brother rat and a baby wagne morris canada to supply army with universal carriers ttniversal machine gun w carriers will soon be added to the list of army vehicles made in canada for the fighting forces at home and overseas those are equipped with caterpillar treads and are very manoeuverable and speedy they are armoured against small arms fire and will carry three bren guns or can be used to carry ammunition wire less sets and other necessary equipment they will be produced in the windsor plant of ford motor company of canada limited which has been selected as the most suitable for the pro duction of this vehicle in the lower photograph mr wallace r campbell president of the canadian ford organization is shown with lieutcol d c warnica officer commanding the essex tank battalion windsor inspecting one of the universal carriers other armv vehicles now made in the ford plant in windsor include the powerful fourwheel drive gun tractor pictured above these and other types of military vehicles arc rolling off the assembly line of the canadian ford plant which is supplying nearly 10000 units to the canadian army and another 25000 units for military purposes to other empire governments the plant is now being expanded by a 700000 addition to provide facilities for building universal carriers and to increase produc tion of other types of military vehicles

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