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the tribune stouffville ont thursday june 22th 1944 the favorite warm weather cereal c newport fluffs five quart package with premium 19c eight quart package with premium 25c thirteen quart package premium j 39c large economy pkgs without premium eight quart package 15c twentyfive quart package 39c it will soon be time to start thinking a- bout canning fruit we can supply you with the things you need sealers jar rings jar rubbers parowax certo certo crystals oranges fresh vegetables grapefruit ratclif f co town delivery vandorf mr herb oliver lias purchased a team recently dobbin is still in demand v mr newton dike mr oliver dike and miss hazel dike of fene- lon falls called on relatives in this district and attended decoration in newmarket on sunday mr and mrs alex wilson of tor onto have spent a few days with the eade family in this vicinity a shower was held last week at our hall for mr and mrs steve komar nee olive bostwick the boys music gang presented them with a beautiful book case a pro gramme of lacoi talent was enjoyed by a large audience mr and mrs russel sproxton and family also mr and mrs herb hisey and barbara of ringwood had sunday dinner with their par ents mr and mrs louis brillinger mrs marshal brillinger mr and mrsisaac carr of areola sask and mr loy carr returned from maine usa after visiting some two weeks with their sister and mrs brilhngers twin sister mr and mrs carr will soon leave for sask atchewan our ss was well attended but lots more room our church wor ship attendance was also above normal come and enjoy an inspir ing message each sabbath the church in your district needs you special meetings at aimira church a special series of meetings will be conducted at the almira men- jionite church covering two clays wednesday june 28 and thursday june 29 the members adherents and friends are cordially invited notice ownership change i wish to notify the public that i have sold my business to fred aisop who will attend to the sharpening and grinding of imple ments and tools of all kinds for the farmer also lawn mowers and skates in season i will continue to be in the shop for some time with mr alsop who has had much experience in this line thanking sincerely all who have patronized me les rowbotham phone 198 ages of five hoovers total 407 years an old stouffville family with a most remarkable record for longe vity is the hoover brothers and sisters five in number whose total ages run to the astounding figure of 407 years maria hoover is the eldest of five children all born on the farm at the south end of obrien avenue her age is 8s years next comes samuel 86 elias obrien avenue 80 mrs tilly bishop 78 and the baby of the family ada mrs ed lloyd 75 we regret to note that mrsmaria hoover she remained a hoover after marriage is totally blind also brother sam living with mr and mrs percy brown just north of stouffville is totally blind maria lives at richmond hill with her son but with the exception of mrs bishop the family have lived prac- ticallyall their days in and about their native town it must be something of a record to find a family of five with such an age record as this group of sons and daughters of pioneer parents mr elias hoover is getting around nicely after six months en forced rest without being down town but the change appears to have done him good and we are glad to see him about again mrs lloyd is always busy about her farm household duties while mrs bishop is a resident of toronto ottawa lifts ban on bible students ban on the international bible students association under the defense of canada regulations has been lifted by an orderincouncil dated june 13 it was learned this week petitions were liberally sign ed in stouffville having a bearing on the sanction just given the order provides that all pro perty and interests in canada or proceeds from property held by the official custodian is to be released to the organization the international bible students association was one of a number of organizations declared illegal under the defense of canada regulations and membership or attendance at meetings was an offence a house of commons committee studying the defense of canada re gulations in 1942 recommended that the ban on the organizations which included the communist party be lifted but the report was not adop ted by the commons the canadian office of jehovahs witnesses at toronto announced that the ban on the organizations legal corporation the international bible students association of america was removed by an order dated june 13th the ban was placed on the wit nesses and on the association in 1910 and that on the witnesses was removed last october this will mean it is understood that the literature of the watchtow- er publishing company may again be distributed in canada further donations boost comfort fund green river mr and mrs reg nighswander of lockport usa is visiting with john nighswander who is convales- ing from pneumonia reggie nighs wander has also been suffering from a bad case of mumps mr ben carter had dinner with his daughter mrs albert gray of brougham on sunday we understand mr chas wood cock has sold his farm in stroud south of barrie and is seeking one in this district mr and mrs cooper and audrey spent the weekend with mr and mrs baxendale z young peoples at alf michells was well attended the topic taken by mrs michell was greatly en joyed next sunday morning miss ruby sinclair of whitevale will be pre sent to tell a story to the children it being our temperance service herb and ingram percy roy carter and geo hamlin attended the woodbine races on thursday the death occurred last week in toronto of mrs wm manley she is the niece of mr joddiedoten and at one time lived here inter ment was in markham brunswick hill cemetery will hold their service on sunday next mr heel will be the speaker and our own quartette will deliver a message in song miss june shank attended the convention held in college st bap tist church during last week listed below are the latest dona tions to the stouffvule comfort fund drive to raise 600 this year again this week a host of acknow ledgments were receivecjfrom men in the armed services overseas who have received the box of cheer sent from this fund cards and letters were received from jack schell harry baker price pugh mike brown oliver larkin bert clarkson a maskell chas pipher the donations for last month are as follows anthony dixon 300 mrs p stover 100 mrs d smales 200 carl boadway 200 walter holden 200 mr agnew 500 a friend 200 miss c wideman 200 mrs wm harper 100 mrs r m johnson 100 euchre party 1520 mrs mccullough 500 morley barker 100 miss edna hoover 100 miss violet hoover 100 mr e leavens 200 mr shirk 100 fred middleton 200 a friend 100 miss a lehman 200 a friend 75 milt storey 200 marie jack 500 dominion stores 200 stouffville groceteria 200 roy curtis 200 w pitman 200 l e oneill 5001 o lehman 200 h bannerman 200 harry golden 200 f riches 200 dr h b freel 500 w l rowbotham 100 norman oboyle 200 mrs watts 500 d holden sons 500 wm harding 100 percy tarr 200 stiver bros 1000 thos birkett 200 clayt baker 200 geo baker 100 stanley theatre 1000 euchre party mrs ralph burkholder 1600 14495 births haynes at the brierbush hos pital stouffville on saturday june 17 1944 to mr and mrs howard haynes stouffville nee alma ward a daughter ruth eleanor irwin at york county hospital newmarket june 15 1944 to mr and mrs wilbert irwin stouff ville the gift of a baby brother for alvin spang at the brierbush hospital stouffville on thursday june 15 1944 to mr and mrs norman spang claremont the gift of a son marmill growing mash analysis protein 15 fat 3 fibre 7 a growing mash plays an important part in the feeding of poultry it is the connect ing link between the feeding of a baby chick and a laying pullet and as such must carry on front where the starter ration left off and fit the bird for the long continuous high pro duction in the fall and winter marmill growing mash is the connecting link on many hundreds of farms this mash made up of only carefully chosen highqual ity ingredients and manufactured and bal anced to give the highest possible digestibil- frames necessary for pullets which are to ity of ingredients will give your pullets the strong welldeveloped bodies and large start laying at six months of age and con tinue through the winter the marmill way is the better way of feeding central feed store stouffville phone 277 x victoria square mrs r klinck is visiting friends in the united states for two weeks mrs m frisby and miss carroll sanderson are visiting friends in detroit mrs margaret mccague of allis- ton is spending a few weeks with mr and mrs heber mccague sorry our sunday school super intendent mr rolph boynton was unable to attend the anniversary services on sunday mr and mrs floyd perkins and family of richmond hill spent sunday with mr and mrs douglas gee and family mr and mrs louis nichols at tended the wedding of miss alma farquharson to mr james douglas in toronto saturday mr and airs john luce and daughter isobel of maple spent sun day with mr and mrs robert beatty mr and mrs ted brown of dun- barton had sunday dinner with mr and mrs- angus valliere mr and mrs a thompson and mrs r thompson of thornhill were recent guests with mr and mrs bert sanderson of maple mrs jennie clarke and miss rilla barker of richmond hill also mrs margaret mccague of alliston spent sunday with mr and mrs stanley boynton and family sorry to hear of the misfortune which befell mrs j ash she was visiting her daughter mrs h mc- caguewhen she fell and fractured her pelvis i mr and mrs r perkins mrs r boynton mrs h forster mr l stoutenbergh and mr and mrs s boynton attended the funeral of the late mrs thos read in toronto last wednesday the 47th aniversary of the wm s- will be celebrated thursday af ternoon june 29th the members of the mission band baby band and all mothers of the community are invited by the wms ladies to attend there will be a short grad uation service in whiph 17 members of the baby band will graduate into the mission band mrs king from toronto assistant to the leader of mission bands will address the children mrs hicks will be the guest speaker for the wms menv bers of the mt pisgah and browns corners societies have also been in vited the church was beautifully decor ated for the sunday school anni versary services on sunday miss bertie forster at the piano and miss carol perkins at the organ led the singing of the hymns the guest speaker for the day was rev ken neth j beaton of toronto the soloist in the afternoon was miss lola jones of richmond hihac- companied by mrs jones at the piano the guest soloist at the evening service was miss peggy woods of markham accompanied by mrs woods at the piano 4r 5- memorial service drew large crowd despite threatening weather which proved entirely satisfactory since there was no rain and an ab sence of a blistering sun a large crowd attended the memorial ser vice at stouffville cemetery sunday af ternoon rev gibson brown con ducted the service and was assisted by rev d davis the atha trio and miss alice forsyth cornetist the grounds looked beautiful and many expressions of commendation were heard about the splendid condition of the sacred place visitors from toronto and surrounding communi ties were greatly in evidence while again in the evening scores of peo ple spent an hour at the cemetery in quiet meditation and admiration many enquiries were heard about the progress of making a more at tractive entrance and new chapel to be built for which funds are now on hand this matter will be large ly decided by the cemetery commis sion shortly we understand so that plans may be made well in advance a collection was taken at the ser vice on sunday amounting to about aoc aoi announcing summer schoo bible i stouffville mennonite church july 31st to august 11th anqw course of profitable bible instruction is planned for this year pupils graded in classes from 5 years up par ents plan to hare your children attend e moyer pastor aor3qes to oi oi 75 which will be used to provide those little extras such as tree planting etc that perpetual care does not take care of childrens matinee 230 pm at e stanley theatfc this saturday afternoon for myfriend flicka childrens matinee 230 pm at the stanley theatre this saturday afternoon for my friend flicka send the tribune to absent friends the way to a mans heart play up to his old failing by giving him a real dessert treat one of stouffers pies their cakes too are favour ites with many families for their delicious freshness baptismal service gormley mennonite church sunday evening af 730 oclock the church services gormley and bethesda mennonite brethren in christ church rev f huson pastor sunday june 25th bethesda preaching 1030 am gormley sunday school 200 pm preaching 300 pm baptismal service 730 pm city mission day will be observed in the morning and afternoon service miss j e peard will be the speaker special daily vacation school will com mence in gormley mennonite church july- 1728th plan to send your children christ church anglican rev f herman rector miss elizabeth foote organist sunday june 25th 200 pm sunday school 230 pm evening prayer everybody welcome stouffville baptist church rev d macgregor pastor sunday june 25th 1000 am bible school classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evening worship wed 8 pm prayer service come and receive a blessing melville bethesda and peachs churches minister rev a j orr sunday june 25th peachs 10 am melville 1115 am bethesda 3 pm this will be the ministers last sun- day the sacrament of the lords supper will be administer ed at all services and for nourishment every day its stovers bread every time get an extra loaf to day from their wide variety all good to the last slice stouffville united church rev douglas davis minister sunday june 25th 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evening worship thursday 830 pm choir practice friday 715 pm wolf cubs the sunday evening services will be withdrawn during the months of july and august the wa of the united church will meet at the home of mrs thomas on tuesday evening june 27th he has not learned the lesson of life who does not every day sur mount a fear stouffville bakery mennonite churches dickson hill and mt joy rev s s shantz minister mount joy sunday june 25th 1000 am sunday school 1100 am divine worship 730 pm evangelistic service dicksons hilii sunday june 25th 1000 am divine worship s 1100 am sunday school 730 prji evangelistic service stouffville mennonite church rev e moyer pastor sunday june 25th 1000 am sunday school 1100 amdivine worship 730 pm- closing service of spe cial evangelistic campaign professor and mrs shank will sing at all services wednesday evening altona prayer meeting not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together heb 10 25 bloomington ringwood christian churches rev g w brown pastor sunday june 25th 1100 am bloomington 730 pm ringwood sunday school at 1000 am classes for all ages childrens meeting in ringwood church monday 700 pm altona church wed 430 pm bloomington ce in the church friday 830 pm monthly missionary meeting in ringwood church monday 800 pm the young people will con duct the service enjoy our fellowship at these meetings all are invited second markham baptist church rev norman rowan pastor sunday june 25th 955 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evening service subject is jesus coming in per son or is he here now in spirit written and oral questions invited at this meeting bring yours and a bible these were moreiioble than those in thessalonica in that they receiv ed the word with all readiness of mind and searched the scrip tures daily whether these things were so acts 17 11 prayer meeting on tuesday 8 pm open air meeting saturday 910 pm a th fire hall we welcome you st james presbyterian church stouffvdlle rev t decourcy rayner minister sunday june 25th 945 am divine worship followed by sabbath school bible class the ministerwlll preach gods curejfbpbar doyouever become fearful and afraid especially in dark and anxious times here is a mes sage just for you come- god calls you to his house of prayer stouffville christian church charles montgomery pastor miss nora stapleton organist sunday june 25th 1000aw bible school l 1100 am morning worship- 730 pmgospel service f rev c cardin toronto wiljrpreach at the evening service mon 745 pm teen age girls thurs 7 pm childrens meeting fri 8 pm christian endeavour church hill 4 sunday june 25th the annual cemetery decoration service will be held in the church on sunday afternoon at- 300 pm the rev c cardin of toronto will be the guest preacher guest soloist mrs bruce beach youare cordially invited toattend rthlsservice