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page six the stouffville tribune thursday september 11th 1941 toronto goodwood flashes walter davey 8 stanton ave toronto we trust that the sunny sewer club had a pleasant time at the ex george taylor spent the holiday in the township miss evelyn brown was home for the weekend fred robinson and sister visited toronto on wednesday the wilkinson home in goodwood is having some shade trees planted on the premises congratulations to our stouflfvijo junior band on getting in 4th place at the exhibition miss lewis of toronto is spending a few days with her niece mrs lloyd wagg eaes garage is closed three evenings a week now and the corner looks forsaken after seven oclock mr and mrs fred woodland are spending a few weeks with their daughter near myrtle ontario mrs george brown and mrs ed norton helped to swell the exhibition crowd one day last week and push ed the attendance up by two imeasles are in the township one victim being evelyn bacon the second concession is taking the brunt of the attack mr and mrs e j davey stouff ville returned home from holidaying at island grove lake simcoe on sun day very pleased to see our friend miss foote back on duty in st clements church choir after the summer holidays mr and mrs henry gordon and children of ottawa who have been visiting the davey homes have re turned to ottawa miss jane davey has returned from island grove where she has spent her summer holidays she is a student at st clements school north toronto congratulations to the teacher and pupils of goodwood school who thus far through the collections have donated about 7400 to the britisr war victims we hope bonney jean alexander is better from her fall at school to the newscomers mr and mrs alex ander and family we hope you will enjoy living in our village ginger todd has been working on the radanz farms for several weeks and during exhibition was on the grounds with some fine prize cattle from this farm delighted to sec- thai the first prize ribbon was placed on the fine animal and herd bull belonging to george rodanz at ringwood farms the popular sire won a sweepstakes mr and mrs ridley are home from their holidays and mr ridley is back on the job at st enochs church where he is organist and choir master mid bandmaster at stouffville the new teacher over at th second line school is miss mary stamps who commenced on the open ing day miss stamps came with i very famous name having in mind that of sir johiah stamps british economist and financier the ladies aid of goodwood bap tist church met at mrs geor jones home on wednesday evening mrs henderson led the meeting and mrs bert mayo had charge of a very interesting program we regretted to learn through the tribune of the accident that over took arthur dowswell but are pleased to know he has been able to return home again the brierbush ambulance came after him last week roy smith and his bride have settled in mr roachs house and were given a rousing chivari by the boys on tuesday evening we wel come mr and mrs smith to good wood and wish for them every happiness fall work is shapeing up on the uxbridge farms potatoes will soon be dug that is the very late ones while corn cutting and fall plowing is occupying the time of others its been a bountiful harvest this season and good prices too thankful we are you say mrs rae motored the members of the sunny sewers club and their leader mrs arthur hall to the heads ferry command exhibition on idnesday and there they were royally entertained by the agricultural dept it was farmers day and the club girls and junior farmers of the province had a grand parade through the grounds we have been impressed on going through the country with the num ber of poorly installed mail boxes those with a slant on a few minutes with a shove would often correct the defect and make his majesties mail equipment look like he digni fied thing it should be this goes for the boxes that have no names on either exhibition is over cool and long evenings are upon us but with the tribune bright and cheery all up-to- date news of the district in abundant quantity it helps life to be a bid brighter subscribe now if you are not getting a regular copy 200 per year in advance send us your money if you wish and we will see that your name is entered birthday greeting to nathan storry mrs p lafraugh alex brown miss mabyl lickorish all of toronto miss edna humphrey john yakely mrs g vanzant stouffville george mcdonald glen major floyd martin stouffville district glen by- er florence mcwherter claremont and brougham mrs gordon blyth windsor thos baston miss aisop mrs ross middleton earl tindall mrs w byam mrs alger maye mrs george redshaw mrs n knechtel sarah jane alsop mrs j crawford nathan storry leslie morgason all of goodwood and dis trict murray paisley musselnians lake many of these folks are per sonal friends of the scribe and wo especially greet you at this time the mount albert community appeal for citizens to reconsecrate lives wife of sir frederick howhill who heads the atlantic ferry com mand of the ref lady bowhill a member of the womens air force auxiliary is in montreal to work under her husbands orders as a code operator in the communication section mourns the loss of albert edward dike who died on august 27 in his slst year at his home at mount albert lie suffered an illness of two weeks with a heart condition mr dike was born at siloam the son of the late mr and mrs frederick dike on march 13 1s9 4 he married jane ada fletcher mrs dike died in 1935 mr dike who was very fond of children was a popular and familiar figure around the town although on in years he was clever and bright and will be greatly missed he had celebrated his soth birthday on august 24 just three days before his death mr dike was a miller by occupation and for many years had a flour and chopping mill in mount albert in his early days he was a thresher and a farmer at one time he was in charge of the local electric light plant for mount albert mr dike was a shareholder in the mount albert telephone company he belonged to the united church where he was as faithful a member as his health would permit every person dealing in salted cured or cold storage hides and skins must secure a license from wartime prices and trade board fee 100 licences effective august ii 1941 order does not apply to farmers or livestock producers dealing in hides skins produced by themselves nor are persons who deal in or sell only unsalted or green hides or skins re quired to secure a licence wednesday of this week marked the beginning of the third year of the war now waging and canadas participation in it in acknowledgement of that fact the government by proclamation set forth this week as a time to honor our men in uniform and rededicate ourselves to the service of our couu try and our cause accordingly the proclamation was read from nearly all pulpits throughout canada last sunday in addition to the proclamation there is a reconsecration prayer to which the attention and thought of everybody is directed the provin cial governments mayors reeves churches and schools are all being asked to leud their assistance in making the week one of real nation al significance too much cannot be done to make all of us really conscious of the perils of this war and to develop a sense of duty to our country the reconsecration wek prayer read o lord of hosts in this time of our reconsecration to thy service and in defence of the light brought into this world by thy beloved son we turn to thee in prayer we pray for our fighting men on land on the sea and in the afr that they may be imbued with courage to persevere and strength to vanquish the dark forces which now seek to rule this earth we pray for endurance for all those who in any way are engaged in this great conflict and for our peoples understanding of the truth we pray for mercy for the stricken consolation for the bereaved and eternal rest for those who having blazed the path have been gathered to thine arms these things we ask o lord so that in the fullness of time the dread conflict may cease the right may triumph and our children be brought up to serve thee and to do those things which are of good renown to know and to spread the christian light amen reconsecration week grace for the courage of our fighting men and the devotion of those who stand behind them for our continu ed freedom and for these blessings of our unscarred earth we give thanks in this week of reconsecra tion to the lord of hosts who is the only defender of the right amen want more bacon fixing of a price for the new 600 million pound bacon contract with the united kingdom awaits the governments decision as to how canada is going to refinance its en tire british war commitment bri tain wants 1000 million pounds of bacon from north america in the coming year canadians may have to go on short rations to supply it and will have to bonus the price some way to help out the british house wife the present bacon contract ex pires when canada has shipped 4 25 million lbs the contract would normally have expired october 31 but canada received an urgent call the taste fiw i pause go refreshed eca youll welcome icecold cocacola just as often and as surely as thirst comes you taste its quality the quality of genuine goodness icecold cocacola gives you the taste that charms and never cloys you get the feel of complete re freshment buoyant refreshment thirst asks nothing more authorized bottler of cocacolii pout perry ikttihn works port perry phone 47 you trust its quality to complete the contract in 10 vi in stead of 12 months this would mean completion by sept 15 canada will not do quite as well as that but at the present rate of shipineuts should complete the amount asked for by the end of september to deliver 425 million pounds of pork to britain it would mean the slaughter of 212500 hogs providing every one of them weighed 200 lbs which would be overweight send britian the goods quality and balance watchwords for marmill feeds the english market sets the standard for the world for bacon the no 1 wiltshire side shown here ham full long tapering back fat narrow even lean meat long strongly streaked bacon is what you make it 1 marmill feeds will help you to grow pork at the lowest cost is not so much a quest ion of the price of grain or feed as it is the number of pounds of grain or feed requir ed to make one pound of bacon central feed store stouffville phone 277 investment many users say that their duro water supply sys tem is their best in vestment because it furnishes constant running water has reduced the drudgery of housework and permitted the instal lation of necessary sanitary conveni ences so essential to the health and com fort of a family are you doing without these daily requirements of family contentment if so a small expenditure for a duro wafer supply system will remedy the condition the duro system can be bought with confidence al though the design has not 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