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xst page four the tribune stouffville ont thursday jan 15th 1942 our weekly save you money vhillcrest large 28 oz tins tomatoes x for 23c santa clara prunes large meaty 2 lbs 29c choice raspberry or strawberry jam 2 lb jar 33c sweet mixed pickles 20 oz jar 23c lombard or green gage plumbs 15 oz tins 2 for 19c jelly powders assorted 4 pkgs 23c pure lard 1 lb print 15c javex 15c removes stains makes 1 gal javel water handy amonia softens water pkg 6c pep hand cleaner per tin 9c 1 interlace toilet tissue 3 rolls 25c joy laundry soap large bars 2 bars for lie fine toilet soap good assortment only 5c prelude to commando raid on norway stouffville groceteria self serve phone 2s0 we deliver victoria square choir practice was held last week on friday night at the home of mr bert sanderson a number from here attended the opening dance in buttouville new hall on friday evening of last week mr james valliere visited with mr jerrold- freeland of toronto on thursday pilot- officer douglas mckay rcaf of brandon manitoba has been on a two weeks visiting leave with his aunt and uncle rev and mrs mckay also friends in toronto wednesday evening january 21 is the- date set for the wa supper to followed by the annual congre gational meeting all departments of the church are asked to have their reports ready plan to be on hand young peoples meeting sunday evening was under our missions con vener marion boynton a special part of the service was a talk on mission work and our installation of 1942 officers by our minister rev mr mckay misses viola and margaret avison sang a duet and mrs elmer huggins gave the scripture the many friends of mrs hamil ton who has been staying with her sisterinlaw mrs mckay are pleased to hear she is feeling better after being confined to her bed over a week with a severe cold the executive meeting of the ypu was held last thursday even ing at the parsonage a fair atten dance turned out in spite of the cold night after the business part of the meeting all enjoyed the luncheon served by mrs mckay the jr farmeis social evening which was to be hold this friday evening is to be postponed owing to the dance at buttonville and will be held the following friday night january 23rd all the older folk of the community are especially invit ed to enjoy any- evening of crockin- ole euchre and dance along with the young folk dont forget the date well be looking for you fioyal air force bombers blasted at the herdla airdrome on- the coast of germanoccupied norway as a pre lude to the raid dec 22 by the british commandos this photograph was taken from a british blenheim bomber and was radioed to new- york from loudon the comman dos acting in concert with the raf and the navy staged a lightning raid on islands off the norwegian coast destroyed radio station wiped out or captured most of the nazi garri son and escaped with only minor casualties they brought back anion their prisoners the islands head quisling atha church hill on tuesday the red cross held a pot luck dinner at mrs orval mar tins home and finished two large and one crib quilt christian endeavour meeting will be held on friday night at the home of mr and mrslazenby topic to he given by amy lageerthe flec tion of officers for the c e and sunday school will be elected after the regular meeting send the tribune to absent friends we welcome mr and mrs albert brown and family into our neigh bourhood sorry mrs ii yake is ill and un der the doctors care bill and arinond storry visited ernie carruthers on sunday after noon mr and mrs allen meyer and family had dinner on sunday with mr and mrs norman lehman miss audrey hoover miss f fasken and boys friends from tor onto spent the weekend with mrs l hoover here mrs l hoover and son vern spent monday evening in toronto with her daughters audrey and lois i peaches master albert hosking was a recent visitor at the home of his aunt in port hope mrs john ferguson both jr and sr spent last friday at the watferd home on the 3rd mr and mrs george hoover and earl were sunday visitors with mrs c hoover and norman mrs richard cleverdon is slowly recovering from a fall suffered be- choice meats at money saving values back bacon piameaied lb 47c prime rib rolled lb 28c porterhouse roast lb 30c shoulder pork lb 21c leg pork lb 29c small pork sausage lb 23c hillcrest shortening per lb isc pot roast beef per lb 17c round steak lb 27c a 1 1j rib boil lb 14c chuck roast lb 2e sirloin steak lb 29c brisket points lb 13e hamburg lb 15c home rendered lard lb 17c sausage z lbs 25c loins pork lb 30c for roasting oboyle meat market phone 3501 stouffville fore christmas we hope she will be well soon v mr and mrs wilmott warriner have moved to markham for the winter montlis mr and mrs robert meed had their annual butchering bee last fri day the ypu meeting was held at the brignal home on friday evening a good attendance and good time is reported the wms held their monthly meeting at the warriner home on tuesdayafternoon the congregational meeting was held in the church on monday after noon a good report was given of all activities mr and mrs john ferguson sr have taken up residence in toronto for the winter season owing to the winter weather it was had for mr ferguson to make the trip to toronto every day but we are looking for ward to their return to our district in the spring goodwood miss ella fraser of zephyr spent a recent weekend with mr and mrs j f reid mr richard watmore spent a week visiting friends in gait and sur rounding country mr earl stony has secured a good position in omeme and left monday mr john foskett has returned home after spending a week in tor onto i mr murray stewart has gone to toronto to look for a mechanics job the war workers are holding a concert in the town hall on friday night next when three or four schools will take part have you any rags or papers the school children will collect any pap ers orrags you haveibundled up on saturday afternoon january 17 pro ceeds for goodwood willing war workers the third meeting of the vitamin bees club was held on friday jan 9 at mrs p bastons nine mem bers and the two leaders mrs m wagg and mrs baston were present the meeting was opened with the singing of carry on after the roll call and minutes we had a quiz ame reviewing the previous meet ing mrs wagg took the topic vege tables in dinner dross which- was interesting and instructive we then had a lunch consisting of vegetables we had cooked altona a number of ladles in the com munity gathered at the home of miss lehman to quilt a couple of days last week rev and mrs arthur lehman and twb children of sunrtidale visited with mr and mrs i tehman on thursday of last week mr and mrs willis davis and family had sunday dinner with stan and mrs thompson mr and mrs i lehman had din nor on sunday with imr and mrs f raymer miss ruby tindall is taking care of her grandfather mr r nighs- wander while her mother is home for a few days ififtedn girls met at the homo of their leader mrs d crosier on saturday afternoon for their second meeting to do justice to their pro ject dressing up home grown vegetables the girls enjoyed both the cooking and the testing of the vegetables they will welcome any other girls that wish to attend these days our aim is to conserve all our vegetables and by preparing them in various ways they are very appetizing 6th line whitchurch xo our boys ix service god bless our boys whove gone to battle brave and strong for freedoms right keep them from harm we pray and guide them in thy way o bring them back some day to peace and home on land andsea and air o keep them in thy care father of love but we know not whats best and if to part we must dear lord at thy feet we trust to meet again fgb x bethesda the annual meeting of the united church will take place this thursday afternoon here beginning at 2 pm older folk are trying to recall a winter so free from snow as we are experiencing at this time here we have reached the middle of jan liary and all that blows over the fields and- plowed lands is a skiff of the socalled beautiful filled with sand presenting a brown covering where it happens to he enough to make a covering we congratulate our new council on- their return to office an import ant post in these war days we look forward to witnessing our reeve mr c e toole being made the chief head and ruler of the county of york as warden we are informed that heis the popular choice of the county men which if it proves correct will elect him next tuesday at the county buildings in toronto mr toole is capable of the high post which plac es him at the head of the largest county in canada and the wealthiest this body of men over whom he will preside is the largest body of legislators in the whole province with the single exception of the on tario legislature township officers are reappointed the inaugural meeting of the ux- bridge township council was held on monday with members elected all present- edgar johnson reeve walter beach deputy reeve stuart ball harold dickinson and john m rae councillors all having been elected by acclamation after sub scribing to declaration of office they took their seats at the council aboard the rev mr william kendall of roseville uxbridge township being present upon the invitation of the reeve came before the council and after offering prayer gave the coun cil an excellent address dealing with different forms of government in this land and also in the old land ot england upon motion of messrs beach and rae the reeve extended to mr ken dall the fullest thanks of his coun cil for the splendid address given the standing committees for the year were appointed as follows iroad and bridge reeve and council re lief ball beach and rae fiiyince beach dickinson and rae printing ball dickinson and beach contin gent dickinson ball and rae the first named on each to be chairman the reeve treas and road super intendent were authorized to sign the road expenditure forms for trans mittal to the highway department in order to receive subsidy mr edgar johnson and mr john m rae were apointed as members or the goodwood community park board for 1942 a bylaw was given its several readings appointing messrs fred johnson and russell feasby as audi tors for auditing the 1941 accounts they each having secured depart mental license for same and mr ernest morgason was appointed as a member of the board of health- w c cassie as weed inspector and cecil w wallace as school attten- dance officer for 1942 the annual bylaw was passed making provision for the borrowing money from the canadian bank ot commerce at stouffville iroad accounts passed by pay list no 1 c w wallace 2340 wm todd 1015 george hill 75c rus albright 75c arthur brown as rd supt g c watson gas oil and stove pipes 2297 iniperiol oil co 220 gals fuel oil 2150 arthur brown to pay for show fence and posts and extra telephone 20839 provincial treas tax on fuel oil 1g jd adams balance on snow plow and repairs to maintainer 50112 total 86103 a number of general accounts were paid including a grant ot 50 to the salvation army and 100 to goodwood war workers from the county grants for such purposes mrs george belt dies v was in her 80 th year mrs george bell a rosident of markham for more than 60 years died at the home of her daughter mrs l stowe peterboro in her 86th year before her marriage she was isabel hebson she is survived by five daughters mrs william morrison mrs harry filkin both of toronto mrs geo bailey campbellford mrs l stowe peterboro mrs harry taber miami florida and one son james of campbellford and 14 grandchild ren a brother richard hobson also survives toronto telegram rental administrator cyril dcmara toronto and hamil ton realtor has been named ad ministrator of housing rentals by the wartime price and trade board dicksons hill mr and mrs roy moyer and fam ily had dinner with mr and mrs g hoover mount joy oh sunday dicksons hill is quite woll repre sented at the emmanuel bible school in stouffville this- winter mariam schell and messrs bruce wideman and clifford schell are attending from this community mr dave stouffer of slouffvillo called at the home of mr and mrs anthony hoover on sunday the wms held their monthly meeting at mrs a c barkeys last thursday r rev andmrs e honsberger re- turned missionaries from nigeria spoke to the sunday school at the quarterly missionary programme last sunday 1 a very enjoyable afternoon was spent when mr harvey moyer gave a shower and tea in honour of her niece katherine last wednesday aunts great aunts and cousins were present to shower her with best wishes good advice and many lovely gifts fewer colors in paper it is becoming increasingly ap parent to printers and publishers that there is a war going on and re cently the government has stepped in to place certain regulations upon the manufacture of paper in tbe dominion paper company travellers have reported to us the acceptance 6f the regulations by their firms some of these war-time- rules which will go into force immediately every class of paper is to toe standardized all fancy finishes on bond papers is taboo there will bo no colored envelopes henceforth white en velopes can bo secured in but two weights of stock a limit has been placed on the weight of- paper to bo used for catalogues prize lists- housb organs etc colored newsprint can- be secured in but six colors in stead of the usual 13 colors only one weight can be secured of mlmeo graph paper and manllla and kraft envelopes can bo secured in but two weights colored bond paper and white bond paper has been limited to a certain weight while the num ber of colors for bond paper lias been reduced to three lc wtfrrt