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r- the tribune stouffville onti thursday jan 15th 1942 page fitb s post holiday specials kew crop portugese figs lb 20c victory cream biscuits special 2 lbs 35c country club choice peas 20 oz tins 2 for 25c 4 soap chips taylors 3 lbs 25c r- hammets wheat flakes large bag 25c vanilla 8 oz bottle 15c vitab cereal large pkg 25c heinz tomato juice 16 oz tins 10c castle floor wax 1 lb tin t 29c aunt jemimah buckwheat flour pkg 20c crosse blackwells seville orange marmalade 32 oz 35c cream of the west flour 24 lb sack 79c horseradish per bottle 15c zest brand sweet mixed pickles jar 25c fresh smoked haddock fillets dried herring fresh oysters rat cliff co phono 19s town delivery h regular saving from your income of today is vitally necessary to your future security to the security of canada and her allies saving money is saving goods any of our branches will welcome opportunities of serving you e bank of nova scotia 1832 110 years 1942 fc i york county federation of agriculture town hall markham friday january 16 1942 8 pm st speaker miss agnes mcphail this is the second in a series of public rallies being held by the federation throughout the county no admission orchestra collection for war victims third line uxbridge mr robert dawson spent the weekend with his parents mr and mrs tom dawson mr and mrs baldwin george and kathleen spent monday in the city most of our community stayed home this week and kept fires burn ing sirs cecil latcham even burned their chimney out the fire caused no damage our deepest sympathy is extended to mr ralph faulkner and family in their recent bereavement wo haveclost a good neighbor and friend mr lou tlndall and reuben tin- dall spent wednesday evening at baldwins are the checker fans go ing to start again tells of handling big soldiers mai i stouffville some place and so it is stouffvilles representative with the postal corps at ottawa pte allen mcconnochie has dropped us a little information about the rush of mail that was handled by the cpc workers during christmas he writes as follows in novem ber we handled 1s52 pieces of regis tered mail 1509 2s0 letters 2344- s2t pounds of parcels and 156302 pounds of newsprint material also iso 029 parcels of tobacco from the sub base in montreal in december the total was 1400 pieces of register ed mail 1227000 letters 144183 pounds of newsprint material and 609123 pounds of parcels and 1s9- s42 parcels of tobacco there were 300 of us working day and night while this volume of mail was being cleared put we had to re pack more than 2000 parcels which were received with flimsy coverings so that all the boys- could receive their christmas parcels in good con dition there was considerable improve ment in the correct addressing of soldiers mail but theres still room for more 58 frank st ottawa ont january 12 1942 the tribune stouffville ontario dear sir enclosed find postal note for two 2 dollars to pay for the tribune for another year for we would be lost without it it gives most of the news of the town and surrounding country and also the activities of the prominent citizens if they happen to leave for other parts to visit everyone i meet who asks me from what place i came i at once reply stouffville where all tho gold fish are produced which before the war supplied all the british empire at once two different exr pressions pass across the face of the inquirer the first seems to say where is- stouffville and the oth er expression my ignorance it must be quite a place then if they dont seem convinced i add some other interesting remarks such as percapifa population more business is done in stouffville than anywhere else in any farming district in on tario since most folks you meet are ignorant of strange places they get an idea that stouffville is some place and so it is yours truly bruce morton led the quebec unit it 1j1hthday pabtv of milton flkury bloomington mr and mrs w tranmer spent tho weekend at tranmers home here mr ken graham of pickering spent sunday at e a storrys home miss m topper was home from toronto for the weekend wo regret to hear of the illness of mrs a law at lemonville- mrs law was a resident here for a num ber of years and we hope she may soon be restored to health again mrs l paisley is visiting at bramp ton for a time mrs murdock of winnipeg is visit ing her niece mrs watsonfairles mrs c lemon entertained a num ber of young friends in honour of helens birthday on tuesday there were five candles adorning th birth day cake we all join in wishing you many happy birthdays helen the monthly meeting of the wa was hold at the home of mrs e baker on thursday afternoon mrs c lemon presided and led in the devotional period the programme in charge of mesdames davis and tranmer was as follows piano selec tions by mr c baker reading mrs m barnes and a true or false bible contest by mrs lemon the roll call was answered by each member giving a new year resolution greetings from the aid were sent to the older mem bers and all the shutins at christ mas time recent greetings from mrs bruco morton of ottawa was gladly received the hostess served lunch superintendent in the j fleury and sons implement works for a number of years milton fleury of mosley street aurora celebrated his 90th birthday he was born in 1s52 on a farm on the second concession of king town ship his father olexander fleury was a brother of joseph fleury who founded the implement factory in his yoiinger days his favorite officer commanding the royal rifles of canada one of the can adian units which put up gallant defence against fierce japanese attack at hong kong is col w a billy home right a soldier since 1913 and one of canadas best known officers this second in command is major j h price left most of the officers and men in the unit are from quobec city with a number from the sherbrooke area green river sergt and mrs w bailey are at the park the ladies aid will meet at mrs wilsons on january 2s word for roll call king mrs fred beare will take the topic everyone will be at the skating party at cedarena on the 15th for home missions girls we hope have your best shoes shincd for the euchre and dunce at greys hall on january 21 war workers special evening tpr george white billy moore rcaf doug barefoot rcoc pastimes were lawn bowling and hunting and he still enjoys a good were weekend visitors at their rela- game of bridge he still retains good tives here health he is a member of the anglican church his son harry of toronto re tired manager of the bank of mon treal his wife and other relations joined in the family celebrations at the home funeral of john jennings largely attended send the tribune to absent friends the funeral of john jennings held from temperanceville united church on saturday january 3rd was largely attended mr jennings who died on new years day was ill only a few hours and his passing was a shock to the neighbourhood born on the isle of wightmr jennings came with his parents to canada when five years of age set tling first at clearview near stay- ner in the township of sunriidale moving 13 years later to manitoulin island he came to temperanceville with his family some 22 years ago where he has been a successful farm er in king township foityeight years ago he married margaret coutts of manitoulin is land who with three daughters and three sons survive- mrs bert an drews oak ridges mabel rn at the toronto general hospital mrs alvin wideman markham iraymond temperanceville wilbert on tho home farm and wallace toronto there are also three sistes and one brother aurora banner mr and mrs roy carters party in aid of green river war workers on friday evening was a huge success many thanks to all who helped mr and mrs t williams are having the party on this friday night do come ship by rennies transport daily service stoultvillc to toronto moderate rates phone 1301 with the churches second markham baptist church norman rowan pastor sunday january 18th 1942 945 amv sunday school 1106 am morning worship young peoples meeting friday evening at 8 pm prayer meeting tuesday evening 8 pm at the home of mr arthur steckley 5 th concession xodays bible thought encline your ear and come urito me hear and your soul shall live is 553 we welcome you leave y 0- m0 2s- carat home i it j the beit wav in more per j fle mony treat to roll ofcots l new faresarelow toronto 1ji 5 500 north bay owen sound round trip t i r ray coach lines melville the annual congregational meet ing of the melville united church will be held on monday next january 19 at 8 pm tho melville w ms will hold their regular meeting on wednesday afternoon january 21 at the home of mrs nigh the melville sunday school held their annual meeting last week at the home of mrs m houck with a good attendance of officers and teachers mr e nigh was reelected superintendent mr a w king assistant supt mrs stanley powell secretarytreasure the sunday school made good progress during the past year and we hope for an even better one in 1942 a pretty wedding was solemnized at the home of mr and mrs ross mckay on wednesday evening last januay 7 when muriel margy third daughter of mrs a arsenault and the late mr arsenault wasijijlted in marriage to private jack wyness cac a tc of campborden son of the late mr and mrs wyness of agincourt the bride adorned in a dress of white rayon sheer with accessories to match was given in marriage by corporal wilfred arsen ault of toronto and the bridesmaid was the brides sister donna who wore a dress of pink taffeta with matching accessories the grooms man was sergeant jack score asc of toronto the ceremony was con ducted by the rev a j orr of fhe united church and mrs a gillies of- toronto played the- wedding march after the ceremony a buffet lunch was served to the many relatives and friends who had gathered to wish the happy couple their greetings for future happiness and prosperity christ church anglican rev f herman rector sunday january 18th 1942 second sunday after the epiphany 130 pm sunday school 200 pm evening prayer everyone welcome st james presbyterian church stouffville rev t d rayner minister sunday january 18th 1942 1130 am divine worship ma saviour who can not be hid could you ever lose jesus in a crowd or anywhere must not his true presence shine out does it in you give god his rightful place in your plans this year come to gods house this sabbath stouffville christian church clifford mclaughlin minister sunday january 18th 1942 1000 am church school 1100 am worship 700 pm gospel service special music at both services church hill 200 pm church school 300 pm gospel service everyone welcome bloomington ringwood christian churches v rev g w brown pastor sunday january 18th 1942 1100 am bloomington 230 pm ringwood 7 00 pm altona a welcome awaits you at these services a thought for today fret not he loves theo john 131 faint not he holds thee psalm 13910 fear not he keeps thee psalm 1215 stouffville baptist rev duncan macgregor pastor friday 8 pm the young peoples bible class sunday january 18th 1942 1000 am bible school classes for all ages 1100 am worship 700 pmgospel service subject the war and the second coming of christ wed 8 pm prayer meeting come and receive a blessing dickson hill and mt joy mennonite churches rev p g lehman pastor dicksons hill sunday january 18th 1942 230 pm bible school 730 pm subject the bibhi gods message to man first in a series of messages on the fundamentals of tho chris tian faith you shoud hear this timely message mr lehman will preach mount joy sunday january 18th 1942 1030 am bible school 1130 am morning worship 800 pm evonlng worship rev s goudie will preach note meeting of young society at mount joy monday at 730 pm st we welcome you stouffville united church rev douglas g davis minister sunday january 18th 1942 1100 am worship 1215 sunday school 700 evening vespers wed evening prayer service thursday 230 pm wms at the church this is the postponed meet ing this church is the place to find god gladness and good friends can you choose anything better than the work god can chooso for you stouffville mennonite church rev h shantz pastor sunday january 18th 1942 10 am sunday school 11 am divine worship 230 pm mongolia s s 700 pm evangelistic thursday evening at 8 stouff ville prayer meeting next week tuesday 8 pm mongolia mooting wednesday 8 pm altona prayer meeting young peonies prayer meeting each tuesdayvoveiilng at 8 pm there will he classes in dally vacation bible school methods and studies in daniel come and worship with us- v s3u m