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the tribune stoufifviiie ont thursday nov 25th 1943 u- quality service local and personal happenings t sergeant major dr hess hog special as a conditioner hog special a conditioner and mineral supple ment for hogs only promotes better appetite better digestion proper elimination mineral supplement hog special supplies hogs with the proper mineral balance no other minerals needed when a man feeds hog special normal shoats hog special means faster and cheaper gains re search farm tests show about 50 lbs feed saved on each 100 lbs gain 10 to 20 days less time needed to bring shoats to market weight runts if you want to get a surprise just feed a runt or a bunch of runty wormy pigs hog special the condi tioning properties and minerals are especially indi cated in runty unthrifty pigs brood sows mineral deficiency often causes trouble at pigging time it is usually what is back of weaklings runts hairless pigs and a lot of other pigging troubles hog special supplies the minerals a sow needs and in addition conditioning properties that puta sows i system in shape for farrowing stiver bros stouffville ph 4501 arthur swift former stouffrille garageman has been promoted to the rank of sergtmajor and is now stationed at petawawa in charge of an ordnance corps depot war branch wishes to acknowledge the follow ing donations with thanks ballau- trae group 2 quilts 2 dressers mrs carl bead way boys overcoat mrs geo talbot 2 girls coats mrs 1 btoulfer quilt top 9th line group 3 quilts and clothing mrs geolee anilt top airs jesse cober 3 pair socks mrs e j davey secy mrs arthur swift toronto has been spending a few days with her daughter and family mrs wm c sanders 23400- one cent stamps between nov 19 and dec 24 1942 thirty business days no less than 83400 one cent postage stamps were sold through the wickets at the stouffville post office many of these were sold in single and very small numbers indicating a tremendous amount of work around christmas time people wonder why they have to wait so long for service and this information will give you lust a blight impression of the amount of work done by the staff you would be wise to call early at the post office and procure a supply of stamps in advance this will save customers a lotof time when the big insh starts and it win also help others including the postal staff last week we gave the pleasure of picking raspberries in november to the wrong party at lemonville it was peter lehman on the neighorn farm that came upon a number of bushes of the fruit out of season sweep sweep the annual reorganization meet ing of the stouffville curling club will be held in the clubhouse this friday night at 8 oclock editors mail will a community hall prove to be a blessing oil a curse notice to householders take notice that the creation of ash piles on the public streets in stouffville will not be permitted and householders are asked to bear this intimation in mind ira drusnell constable dear sir many good people feel the need of the community to be a suitable build ing for various activities but how many are prepared to see such a place turning their children and many adults away from the churches and sunday schools and turning them into drunkards gamblers and dancing maniacs a number of years ago a church which for years had ministered to the spiritual needs of its members was transformed into a community hall with what result just such as that described above and who would dare say that the curse has not been greater than the benefits so ponder deeply good citizens of stouffville and be prepared for many unexpected results if you- decide up on a community hall from one who sees both sides this is the army one of the latest film sensations by irvin berlin and spitfire the last film made by leslie howard prior to his tragic death are two of the outstanding programs slated for the stanley theatre next month watch for them subscribers xotice expiry notices have been receiv ed by a number of tribune sub scribers during the past several weeks subscriptions must be paid iu advance and papers must bo discontinued if not renewed ou the date shown on the label tho tribune is working ou a quota of newsprint and new subscriptions coming in weekly make tho carrying of subscrip tions in arrears prohibitive you wont want to miss the dance at claremont this friday night- un der auspices of the park board good music catered lunch mrs russel barker of brampton wife of a former high school teacher here was a visitor in town on sat urday mr harry stouffer has been critic ally ill suffering from a carbuncle on his back but we understand his condition has improved thisnveek a report we are pleased to be able to make promoted glenn gibbins mrs vanzant who is employed as stenographer at stiver bros will occupy an apartment in the ma hoy home market st dec 1st vacating her rooms in the mrs thos william son house new cicku member the best way to turn an erring boy from hoodlumism is to switch his interests from what he is doing the old technique grandpa believed ia was to apply the switch to the seat of his pants miss belle mitchell was called to london on monday owing to the ill ness of her niece mrs alma nixon bere who underwent a critical oper ation the day after miss mitchells arrival mr and mrs norman baker were in stouffville during the weekend visiting their respective homes nor man who has been in training for several months with the rcn vr at london expects toleave for- a new post on the east coast shortly ronald gibbins glenn gibbins rcaf who has been promoted to the rank of warrant officer according to latest word received by his fam ily at lemonville glenn is stationed in iceland and has been there now for practically a year with the exception of a few weeks- special duty in london his brother ronald gibbins is also in england and has recent ly been transferred to train as an airgunner from ground crew rcaf ronald went overseas in january of this year f red cross notes we are urgently in need of more knitters to work on our quota of seamans 18inch ribbed socks and seamans long stockings we are grateful to the following for their donations mrs geo myland quan tity of clothing iringwood excelsior class 1 quilt mrs roy grove friends will note with interest the namo of brock brace among the swim meet winners of knox and emmanuel colleges brock brace a son of the former blanche obrien of stouffville took first for emman uel in the 50 back and 50 free stroke ho also played a lead role in the re lay teams hooked leg instead of bale working on the farm of harmon jones south of town roy brown son of wilmot brown mot with a nasty nccident when a baling hook caught in his right leg and inflicted a deep wound however care is being taken that no infection sets in and roy is getting about very well the acci dent happened when the hook missed a bale and caught his leg joe austin son of mr and mrs geo austin formerly of stouff ville will be a member of the crew of the new frigate to be launched today at levis que and christened the hmcs toronto joe has been in drain ing now for over a year and has been stationed of late on the hmcs cape breton halifax members of the toronto city council civic officials members of the ontario government and representatives of various or ganizations in the city will be present at todays ceremony miss eleanor marshall has been home from toronto for a couple of weeks recuperating from a severe cold the council has a supply of sand to be used on the sidewalks during the slippery season which no doubt is just ahead of us glenn ratclitf rcn vr who has been stationed at saskatoon since joining the navy during the summer arrived home in stouffville during the weekend for a two weeks fur lough glenn informs us that the longawaited yuletide leaves are be ing cancelled in the navy owing to transportation difficulties mrs teel elsie lownsborough and two children were visiting her parents mr and mrs lou lownsbor ough several days last week another is attending school and it seems but yesterday since this young mother was a pupil in stouffville however she was a school teacher since that day mr a d morris is preparing to build a dwelling house on his farm on the 2nd of uxbridge just north of altona to replace the residence burned down early last winter tho new structure will be 23x28 in size of frame and insulated brick con struction one is not always safe even on their own doorstep a fact clearly demonstrated in goodwood last week when mrs findlay thompson slipped and fell sustaining a broken bone in the ankle which will make the foot practically for a short time at least r at the home of mr c l burton in toronto last weeka miscellaneous shower was tendered the former marguerite jack of stouffvillo in honor of tier recent marriage school chums of only a few years ago will be pleased to know that margaret has been remembered in such a fitt ing way in the big city miss agnes macphail mpp is among the growing number of peo ple holding public offices as well as business executives who appreciate the vaiue and influence exerted by weekly newspapers here is an ex tract from an article written by miss macphail in the new common wealth the ccf all farmers read weekly papers although only a limit ed number take a daily paper was the view of the group farm commit tee and as soon as central office can afford it brief articles dealing with policy should be carried in tho week ly press i surely enjoy your paper and wuld feel lost without it writes mr w h macnabof moorcsville indianna an old stouffville boy who still owns a residence on main street now occupied by miss laura forsyth his father was identified with the willow factory that operated here in bygone days in this issue a reminder is given through the constable that ashes must not be piled on the public streets this is a proper thing to stop but there are lots of holes where the ashes could be dumped to good advantage and there could be no objection to a householder using his ashes to fill a hole on the road provided he is sure there are no nails or metal among the ashes one householder reports that he mado a very good piece of road in front of his residence by the constant distri bution of ashes and as he drives a car he made sure there were no nails in them there are some jbad holes on some side streets and persons who want to get rid of their ashes would you would think be doing a good act if they placed them in the holes others make use of their ashes on their lanes if they happen to have a drive way that needs build ing up j heres the new easy way to healthful family meals vvtomen everywhere acclaim eat-to- work to win authoritative new booklet that takes all the guesswork out of good nutrition its practical timesaving easy to use and theres a copy for you free simply by mailing the coupon below authorities realize the importance of nutrition for health as an aid to victory yet recent government surveys show that the diet of 60 percent of canadians is deficient perhaps your family lack proper foods to build health stamina high morale to help keep them fit on the job so learn the easy way to goodtoeat meals that provide every food need of the body send for your copy of eattoworktowin today irm broken cranking tractor mr albert boake who works a small acreage just east of stouffville received a broken arm one day last week while attempting to crank a tractor engaged in buzzing wpodlthren in 1903- for a short time the the history of tho religious life of stouffville was tho special feature of the meeting of the womens insti tute hold last week at the home of mrs ludwig lownsborough in a review of the church life of the vill age given by miss vtarr the congre gational church which was started in 1842 was said to be the first reli gious body to hold services it was followed by te methodist in 1849 and the presbyterian in i859others which followed later were the disci ples in 1865 anglican in 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