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the tribune stouffville ont thursday june 22th 1944 orange special col valencia oranges 176s doz 49c cal valencia oranges 220s doz 39c cal valencia oranges 288s doz 29c cal valencia oranges 344s doz 25c take advantage of these low prices strawberries are at their best now let us supply you with sealers rings rubbers certo memba seals etc larvex moth killer x 1 6 oz btl 83c wonderful soap pdr 2 lb bag 19c guest ivory soap 3 bars 14c stouffville groceteria self serve phone 280 we deliver decoration church hllili the annual decoration service at church hill cemetery will be held on sunday june 25th at 3 pm speaker rev c cardin soloist mrs bruce black v v lazenby sectreas memorial service dickson hill the annual cemetery memorial service will be held at the dick son hill cemetery on sunday june 23th at the hour of 230 pm rev s shantz will deliver the address and the milne sisters will provide appropriate music mrs shuttleworth and sister mrs buckley will render musi cal numbers everybody is invited to the ser vice in memory of our beloved dead d l stouffer president 02 s hoover secretary church hill congratulations to mr and mrs wilbur irwin on the birth of a son also to mr and mrs bud spang on the birth of a son mr and mrs cliff skinner tor onto spent the weekend with mr and mrs wm beach onto had tea on sunday with mr and mrs lazenby miss hazel pegg and girl friend of toronto spent the weekend with mr and mrs herb pegg the annual decoration service at churchill cemetery will be held in the church on sunday june 25th at 3 pm speaker rev c cardin of toronto soloist mrs b beach the sunday school and childrens class intend holding their picnic on friday afternoon june 23rd at cedar beach musselmans lake all the parents are cordially invit ed and bring a picnic lunch there will be races and sports in the after noon for the children cemetery meeting a meeting for the plotholders of mr and mrs geoige wilson tor- bloomington christian cemetery is called for june 26th 1944 at 8 pm in the bloomington churcht all plot- holders are urged to be present as there is important business to be discussed 62 bloomington decoration service sunday july 2nd at 230 p m rev r rowan in charge altona trio will sing childrens matinee 2 30 pm at the stanley theatre this saturday afternoon for my friend flicka bloomington mr and mrs r leask and family of greenbank were with herfather mr w a fockler on sunday several from here attended the memorial service at the stouffville cemetery sunday miss margaret topper of toronto was a weekend visitor with her parents mr and mrs a topper mr and mrs e fairies spent monday in toronto mr and mrs snowball and son of markham were attendants at the church services here on sunday mr and mrs f taylor and child ren of keswick were guests of air and mrs c lemon on sunday mr and mrs e morgason and mrs jos lemon of goodwood were at service sunday and visited miss hill the closing services of the cc conference here were well attended sunday morning and evening the stafford trio gave two musical se lections in the morning and the baker hill ladies double quartette sang at the evening service our towns mover mr w vaug- han succeeded in moving a building from bloomington to a lot on mr a cowies farm near the lake the building formerly situated on the english property was purchased by mr canning of toronto deer demolishes every green leaf in garden m deer are well named because most everybody loves them when they are in their proper element and we are inclined to take their part and want them protected even when they wander to the outskirts of towns and villages however no body wants a deer in his garden and when one does land up in that cultivated acreage it is usually too bad for the garden such an experi ence came to russel nendick old stouffville boy living at leaskdale in scott township the other morn ing he arose to find every leaf in the garden nipped off and any that were overlooked were tramped into the mud imprints of deer hoofs left little doubt about who to place the blame on deer were reported in the nei ghborhood sometime ago but they were not seen by mr nendick why thejy should have treated his garden lot as though it were a paddock is hard to understand since it was just as easy to leave after eating their fill of lettuce beets carrots onions and potatoes were tramped badly probably in protest for not having a likeable flavor if russel nendick could prove his claim before the dept of game and fisheries he might be reimbur sed for his loss since deer are pro tected and are the property of the government of course dollars and cents would never replace a good garden at this stage of the season at vivian mr fred may musician and radio soloist who will be in at tendance at the service in vivian church on sunday june 25th at 730 pm a spe cial invitation is given to all friends and visitors to enjoy this service ringwood mrs wolstemholme of toronto is spending a week with her daugh ter mrs wm topping miss madeline baker of toronto richard evans listed as missing wyiikuouii figure at musselinms lake where father 1ast presi dent of ratepayers association bombardier of a halifax bomber flying officer richard evans is re ported missing after aujperation according to word received by tils wife in toronto dick evans as he was popularly known around musselmans lake where he spent so many summers is a son of william evans former ratepayers association president and grandson of bishop evans of toronto bombardier evans was married in tponto a week after his gradua tion from portage la prairie in june 1943 he had been over germany and france on many occasions flying officer r c evans was a grandson of the late bishop r c and mrsaevans who were at mus sel mans tare 28 years ago when they bought2tbe orchard onthe old graham farm which is now the shadow lake eaton farm 2nd line uxbridge miss alice mcyan spent the week end in toronto wedding bells continue to whitchurch township 54th annual- sunday school convention at vivian church on tues june 27th sessions begin at 930 am 230 pm 730 pm excellent speakers appropriate music by the ladies double quartette spent several days with mrs jake r i anc closer baker jj bruce taylor spent a couple jim abel of the rcaf is ienjoy- 1 0 d in oshawa this week visit ing two weeks furlough with his ing n parents mr and mrs wid parents mr and mrs j l abell ahiler z the excelsior class held a quilt- mls e hockley visited at the mg and pot luck dinner at the home forsyth home over the weekend j of mrs jake baker on tuesday p stewart mcguckin who has mrs carlton baker and miss j h 0 furlough left on fri- madalyn baker toronto have been day for nis camp at aldershot ns visiting mrs earl davis gormley bride to live in whitby central gospel hall 25 charles st toronto was the scene of a very pretty wedding on saturday grand time was reported our young people of the good wood united church had the plea sure of having the yp from the bloor st united church oshawa up on saturday afternoon in form of a picnic at musselmans lake they played a game of ball and pro gramme also a lovely supper was served by our young people a creamery butter dominion bread quaker corn flakes spiced herrings 2 tins 19 glassco marmalade 24ox jar 25 domestic shortening lb- 19c certo bottle 25 zinc rings doz 25c rubber rings doz 5c sealers c doz 109 parowax 2 pkgs 25 rinso largs package 23 oxydol large package 23 lux large package 23c chdpfto large package 23 pc or pearl s 3 us 14 lifmuoy lux palmouvi toilet soap meats ij mapjje leaf we1ners bacon macaroni cheese or dutch loaf sliced schneiders bologna lb 27c sliced side lb 45c lb 29c lb 23c fruits ontario green heads cabbage lb 5c california valencia oranges size 344 doz 25c strawberries fresh daily cantaloupes 45s ea25c june 17th when alma leah isabel farquharson of whitby daughter of mr andmrs john w m farqu harson of gormley became the bride of james finnie dojjglas youngest son of mr and mrs an drew douglas of hamilton mr o e sprunt of toronto offi ciated the bride was beautifully attued in a long blush pink satin dress with lace yoke and long slee ves the head dress was satm to match the dress trimmed with oiange blossom and long silk em broidered net veil she carried pink roses white carnations and babys bieath cpl donalda margaret sister of the bride assisted as maid of honor dressed in long pale blue brocad ed tafletta and net dress with head dress of pink flowers and blue net shoulder length veil and miss sadie jess niece of the gi oomakronohio was bridesmaid she wore long pink taffeta and net dress with pink head dress of roses shoulder length veil they both carried pink roses and corn flowers little miss juaneta veryl lene- ghan was flower girl in a long pale 3ellow organdie dress with white lace and mauve ribbon trimmings she wore yellow organdie head dress trimmed with orange blos soms and carried an oldfashioned nose gay mr chris grant of hamilton as sisted the groom as best man and mr maurice faiquhaison gormley and mr martin kerr of hamilton were the ushers the spacious reception room was beautifully decorated with pink and white streamers and white wedding bells the tables with white linen cloths and pink roses and white can dles seventyfive guests happily partook of a sumptuous repast and enjoyed the speeches by mr grant mr farquharson father of the bride and mr douglas father of the groom mr louis nichols of victoria square mr bowles and mr agnew of hamilton guests were present from akron ohio hamilton toronto whitby oshawa brantford and barrie the bride and groom left for muskoka amid showers of cheers and good wishes they will reside in whitby that old saying its not raining rain to me its raining violets is not going overy well with the farm ers this week as they see a heavy hay crop threatened with disaster because of the neverceasing down pours likewise the hoe crop is growing tall with weeds that thrive with the rain and mock the farmer who cannot get at them in the mud mongolia quite a number from here atten ded the decoration service held at the stouffville cemetery on sunday the annual school picnic was held on saturday at the memorial park in stouffville the afternoon of games was climaxed by a visit to the local theatre to see dixie eighteen pupils out of the 24 at tended and all report a good time ice cream and orange crush were served at supper time the pupils and miss bell wish to thank mrsdi schmidt and mr k r davis for their generous aid in putting over the picnic almira mr and mrs norman jarvis also mrs peter stickley visited with mr and mrs john jarvis of agin- court on monday mrs allan wideman spent mon day with mrs chas conner mr willis lehman has disposed of the mill pond and several acres of land to a mr hook of toronto whom we undei stand will build four summer cottages in the near future mr and mrs brandon visited with mr and mrs herb spoftord on sunday mr and mrs jim greenwood also mremmerson mcdowell call ed on mr and mrs allan wideman here mr and mrs chas conner arid family mr and mrs geo french also mr and mrs peter stickley had supper satuiday evening with mr and mrs ralph wideman of richmond hill the occasion being mis conners birthday mr and mrs frank tyers of cooksville had sunday dinner with mr and mrs peter stickley mr and mrs bill jackson and family of toronto also mrs ken stewart and miss doris conner spent a day with mr and mrs chas conner mrs peter stickley spent wednes day with mrs ted wegg of cashel pine orchard mr and mrs les rose were re cent guests in newmarket sunday june 25th is decoration day at pine orchard cemetery mrs harold eveleigh and little son are visiting her parents mr and mrs chapman before the young fellow is introduced to his parents quarters mr and mrs brandon of guelph are with their parents here mr and mrs colin widdifield also kenneth of the rcaf were visiting his sisters here mrs willreid and helen called on mr and mrs albert snowball while on a visit to his daughter mrs breen at ravenshoe charlie rose met with an accident and is nursing some fractured ribs we regret to report wvparty was tendered the bride and groom mr and mrs rae mc- clure when the folks presented them with two lovely chairs the affair was interesting and popular lemonville the yps will hold their meeting this friday night in the church there will be a guest speaker miss florence barkey was home from toronto for the weekend mrs harwood and daughters nancy and mary spent five days last week in toronto the splendid anniversary services onsunday were well attended and were surely an inspiration and blessing to all who were there we wish to extend our sympathy to mr roy irwin whose grand father with whom he spent his boyhood years passed away last week mr and mrs harold b cook spent a couple of days with his parents mr and mrs geo cook i harold is now stationed at halifax reward offered jnln a determined effort to stamp out the too common habit of persons dumping reftfse and rubbish on the roadsidesin the township of markhamthe coun cil hereby offers a- reward of 15 to any person who gives in formation leading to the arrest or conviction of persons guilty of this offence it is contrary to law to dump any rubbish or discarded mater ials or brush on any roadside whatsoever- and persons who are caught will be summarily dealt with by order of the council chas hoover clerk 54 markham township i4