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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), August 1, 1940, p. 5

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the tribune stouffville ont thursday august 1 1940 page seven clarks demonstration and sale come in and visit the clarks demonstration at our store any day this week sample some of the delicious clarks products then stock up your pantry shel ves with some of these amazing specials this week only dont clarks soups romafo vegtable scotch broth oxtail celery 4 tins 25c clarks spaghetticlarks pork beans with tomato sauce andin chili sauce 3 tall tins cheese 3 15 oz tins 25cfor 25c clarks pork beansclarks corned beef targ 2 5a size tins 2 27c2 tins 35c clarks mushroom and asparagus soup 3 tins for 25c clarks irish stew 2 tins 25c blueberries we are now taking orders for canning blueberies have us call you when the best arrive we carry the best for your preserving requirements fresh fish tuesday and thursday morning ratcliff co town delivery stouffville ontario dicksons hill j 2nd line uxbridge phone 7112 campers everything for camp life in cottage or tent w f riches hardware supplies stouffville ont phone 283 successor to button harware pine orchard tlie misses chrysler are visiting tie hope family mrs j reid were visiting mrs flayter of newmarket miss vivia shropshire has return ed home after spending the past week at bible college mrs chas brandon entertained mrs r strong and family one day last week xittle joan widdifleld is spending her holidays with misses a and m widdifleld mrs armitage ruth and marg aret boseworth were recent guests at the armitage cottage lake simcoe mr and mrs percy hutchinson and family also miss radford and pyle motored to oman on sunday richard returned home with them after spending a week at bible college g here 1 amw m what will k zj my future jg wfiffiiffiffipi bf ynco wft rtr l iwt sjsm gpm5 j552 ts t futofcp raise more no 1 turkeys on fulopep toul ts fed on fulopep tur key starter make a faster more uniform growth they grow bigger and better frames on which to develop the fine quality meat characteristic of fnlopep fed birds a turkey starter jt take no chances this year grow more no 1 quality birds after a good start on fulopep turkeystarter change to ful- opep turkey grower and make extra profits on tur keys this fall congratulations to mr and mrs abe stouffer on the birth of a son miss betty wideman spent a couple of days with her chum miss alice barkey last week mrs lrftt is spending a few days with her daughter doris in toronto miss joan russell of hamilton has been spending a couple of weeks holi daying at mrs harvey movers mr don mover was successful in passing his exams and has been en gaged as teacher near gananoque for the coming year mrs emma wideman of mount joy enjoyed her annual cherrytime vis it with her niece mrs roy moyer last friday miss marjorie snider of stouffville and formerly of alberta spent sun day with mr and mrs jos b hoover recent visitors with mr and mrs harvey moyer were mrs elmer clark and daughter louise also mr and mrs thomas keffer of vaughan mr alex jones has had some re pair work done to the mill property which necessitated letting out the dam so the old swimmiu ole is no more at least its not very deep miss edrh raymer of mount joy brought an inspiring message hero sunday morning in the interests of home mission work she based her remarks on the text what hast thou in thine hand exhorting people to place their talents however few or small in the hands of god for little is much if he is in it an interesting young peoples pro gram was held at mount joy monday evening topics taken were youth in action by hurley wideman action in prayer by edith hoover and action in the church and home by margaret moyer rowenna hoover read crippled toms devotion miss fran james sang the stranger of gallilee laurence barkey gave a number on his violin and a group of five boys sang it pays to serve jesus all of which resulted in an evening we shall not soon forget ringwood miss marion johnston of kingston is holidaying with mr and mrs jl abell mr h w ferrier of winnipeg a former dicksons hill teacher called on miss ada barkey last week mrs e r sinclair is under the doctors care we wish her a speedy recovery miss nora harman spent last week with mr and mrs james monk at lincolnville we are glad to learn that frank bruels who has been confined to his bed for about two months is able to be up for a iitle while some days miss ada barkey accompanied by mr and mrs leo e jaynes of tor onto motored to midland last week and enjoyed a two day boat trip from that place through the 30000 islands mr and mrs alex ratcliff mr and mrs floyd steckley and bernice and miss emily watson of oshawa had dinner with mr and mrs stewart stouffer on sunday theres money in eggs for you every dozen eggs your hens lay means cash in your pocket help your hens produce more big sound shelled premium eggs feed them fulopep egg mash it is a bal anced ration containing lots of oat meal and other ingredients bens need to make eggs iui0pep ego hash jl keep heavy producing hens up in bodyweightwhile they work for yon feed your hens the ful-o- pep way thats the way to make a some now stiver bros green river rev mr weber returned missionary from argentine was much enjoyed on sunday rev h w wilson is expect ed to be in his pulpit next sun day mr and mrs h b mitchell attended the funeral of mrs pipher on sunday congratulations to hazel michell who celebrated her birthday on monday july 29th with a party mr and mrs wm gray sr enjoyed the company of their daughter teena and her hus band from toronto on sunday mr and mrs archie percy with carol and gary of mark- ham visited relatives and friends here saturday we would like to mention the pleasure received from listening to two lovely selections from the mixed quartette on sunday evening mr and mrs alton hager- man had sunday afternoon visitors to celebrate altons birthday the garden party held here last saturday evening was a big success many visitors from other centres tenered into the spirit of the minstrel show and enjoyed themselves the ladies aid committee wish to thank through the press all those who helped even in a small way to make the supper and the evening a success some names we wish to mention mrs levett who so kindly loaned her lawn mr c white who kindly loaned parking space miss margot wilson mr and mrs roy seebeck mr and mrs henry shank mr and mrs h b michell mr w duncan and sons mr r carter and sons messrs j nighswander h gray t williams f turner b leh man w sadler mr and mrs draper and many others all roads will lead to goodwood next monday for the field day mr and mrs ed taylor were in toronto on friday mr and mrs o doner and earl of kleinburg spent sunday at albert taylors mr and mrs clarence brown of toronto visited his brother albert brown on sunday mr ralph cooper and george taylor were in toronto on tuesday of this week miss mary cooper has returned home after assisting with the work at mr clarence lageers owing to mrs lageers illness mr and mrs charles forsythe accompanied by mr and mrs j e wagg motored to gooderham for saturday returning home on sun day night they report a lovely trip mr and mrs b hinds mrs pvoctor and helen accompanied by her boy friend visited on sunday at jos coopers helen and friend re mained for a weeks holiday goodwood miss eva latcham of toronto spent the weekend with her father mr elmer cooper of toronto home over the weekend miss bernice snider of orillia at mr and mrs howard harpers mr and mrs harper and family visted friends in orillia on sunday mr and mrs walter bryant and mrs george maye are enjoying a weeks holidays at wasaga beach rev and mrs eugene beach sons lome and allan of roseneath are visiting mrs chas harper and how ard miss olive ottowell has returned to toronto after spending a few days with her mother who had been ill pleased to report mr william morgason much improved and able to walk down town again the church service at the united will be held in the park on sunday evening august 4th lets make it a red letter service mrs s schular who has been vis iting at the home of her only son roy in flint mich has returned to her home here several of our young men are con templating joining the army to do there best to sent hitler iback to ber lin and down in a deep hole where he will never be able to get out quite a number of goodwood citi zens visited port bolster sunday afternoon where there was a great gathering of bathers the day being so warm everybody is in readiness for our big day august 5 several baseball teams have sent us their entry and more are expected there is a prize of 500 for the liest decorated car tractor or truck in the parade so come early and enjoy a full day 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 pugh the yps gave an invitation to all other church organizations to join their picnic at jacksons point last wednesday and the outcome was some 5s a real fine time was had the only thing wrong was the lunch which was a half too much for the crowd next year lets call it a sun day school picnic and everybody go the rogular meeting of the good- wod w i met at the home of mrs j wagg on july 17th at which full arrangements were made for the field day on august 5th it was decided to serve supper on the grounds anyone wishing dinner may be accommo dated at the booth the ladies would be grateful for donations for same a report was given by the district dele gate of district meeting held at sandford and the report of the girls conference at guelph 5th uxbridge misses evelyn annie and merle symes spent sunday with mr and mrs a wilson mr and mrs a redshaw visit ed with mr and mrs c hedman of the 6th line on sunday a large crowa attended the shower for mr and mrs ernest pilkey mr and mrs george brown spent sunday with mr and mrs e norton of the 4th line mr and mrs jake taylor visit ed on sunday with mr joe taylor of atha mr wm bell of pine grove spent a day last week with mr and mrs clarence jones mr and mrs everett hockley spent monday picking huckleberries back north callers at mr harold nortons on sunday were mrs g brown and mrs e norton mr gordon syme3 and mr moses norton miss ruby hockley and master kenneth and allan hockley spent monday with their grandparents mr and mrs george jones of the 4th line mrs walter symes accompanied by mr wm robb sr and mr and mrs wm robb jr of toronto spent sunday with mr and mrs morlcy symes at goodwood unionville unionville athletic association held a successful field day in crosby memorial rink on saturday with an attendance of between five and six hundred the ladies ball game was won by agincourt against milliken thornhill newmarket and unionville and the pitching of eleven year old maggie buchanon on the milliken team interested the crowd maggie was holidaying in milliken the boys game was won by whitevale against unionville and milliken the ladies open race for a silver tea service went to miss eleanor thomson and the married ladies to mrs rogerson the prize being a tea service the tug-o- war teams from unionville went to the team captained by ben gayman the concert put on by cedar grove young people was well done with the fruit harvest at its height and the country women bus ily engaed in conserving the abun dant crop of fruit and vegetables as a special war measure it has been decided to close the central work room of the markham township red cross branch during august it will reopen sept 1 third annual sports day cedar beach park north shore lake musselman civic holiday monday august 5th 194 0 championship softball league weldrest vstip top tailors of the olympic ladies sunnyside softball league at 12 noon no admission water sports novelty events on the beach fun and sport for all from 6 to 60 big amateur show openair stage valuable cash prizes bathing beauty contest for title of miss cedar beach 1940 on the beach at 730 pm handsome silver trophy 5000 in cash awards miss toronto will appear as a guest 4 and xvua act as a judge but will not be entered in competition big dance in the evening jack evans and orchestra rex doyle in the vocals

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