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r almira y hw one day lastweek mrswm carruthers of cashel was given a surprise vwhen she received a beautiful bouquet of roses by aero- plane from friends in victoria bc mr and mrs willis lehman and mr harmon lehman spent the weekend in delhi mr and mrs harvey jones of toronto and mrs beulah jones of gormley spent monday evening with mr and mrs chas- conner mr and mrs geo french spent a few days last week with mr and mrs levi steckleyi of gormley on monday about- 30 friends and relatives were entertained at the home of mr and mrs roy nigh dinner was served on the lawn and all report having spent an enjoy able day together visitors over the weekend and holiday with mr and mrs peter stickley were mr and mrs russel bush mr and mrskwillisbush and miss nellie bushall of toronto on friday evening last about 75 friends of miss allen our school teacher for the past three years gathered in the basement of the church and presented her with a beautiful kenwood blanket and cheneileibedspread we are all sorry to lose miss allen from our community mr and mrs geo french had supper friday with mr and mrs frank harvey of gormley mr and airs roy nigh spent tuesday with mr and mrs fred lebeck of stayner victortatsquare the regular meeting of the wms was held last friday after noon at mrs a vallieres new home at mount joy about twentyfive ladies attendedfollowing the meet ing dainty refreshments were served mr and mrs h forster and family and mr john buchanan had s last wednesday evening with mr and mrs a caseley and linda mrs whittaker- and sons of downsview and miss bertie fors ter spent sunday with mr and mrs a buckanan and family mr and mrs f perkins and family of richmond hill mr and mrs r perkins spent the holiday weekend at ottawa mr and mrs reid brumwell and family and mr and mrs frank brumwell and family spent sun day at norland the unveiling of the honour roll will take place sunday after noon july 8 at 3 pm a hearty invitation is extended to surround ing communities to attend a spe cial speaker is being arranged for the ypu will meet at the par sonage- on sunday evening july 8 at 8 oclock miss grave- boynton nurse-in- training at the grace hospital tor onto spent sunday evening at her home here i haying is in swing here with a f air crop being jmade ringwood f mrs- frank cook of bradford spentvlasc week with mrs henry riddle mr and mrs truman grove visited one day last week with their daughter mrs floyd steckley ninth line we are sorry to report that mrs j labell is under the doctors care mr and mrs frank breiils and family of toronto were saturday visitors with mr and mrs fred steckley the excelsior class held their monthly- meeting and quilting last tuesday- at mrs walter piphers stouffvllle mr and mrs joe fockler and family were sunday visitors with mr and mrs earl hisey near aurora mr and mrs george rodanz and daughter jean spent the holiday weekend at their summer home here mr and mrs wm topping and beryl were in toronto on monday night to welcome her brother-in- law gnr fred lang returning from five years overseas service mr and mrs franklin hoover of scarboro jet spent the holiday weekend at their home here mr robt devitt is greatly im proving the appearance of his sum mer home here by the addition of an inclosed verandah a goodly number from here attended the baseball games in ratcliffs park on monday after noon haying has commenced in this neighborhood and a heavy crop is anticipated mrs gordon ratcliff and daugh ter diane attended the ward re union in stouffville memorial park on saturday afternoon mr and mrs fred hare and daughters shirley and joan of temperanceville called on mrs j m grove on sunday evening recent visitors with mr and mrs gordon white included her sister miss grace cameron of rochester new york also her mother mrs philpott of barrie farmandkntirb crop offered bviauctioxyfr- i othe arthur fuller farm at mon golia- 2 miles south of- stouffville will pass under the auctioneers hammer on wednesday july 11th when the 7c acre place well equipp ed with buildings and the entire equipment of implements including a tractor and other heavy machin ery will be dispersed the farm is a desireable place and will be sold subject to a reserve bid you may read the entire listings in this issue that will be sold or refer to the auction sale bills the purchaser will be able to occupy the farm immediately if he so desires ioi l lstz sss t6i iocs lomox ii fot aoxao sealers goodwoop atha news son f altona thealtona institute picnic will be held on tuesday july 10th at memorial park stouffville supper at 630 followed- by a programme of sports motto come let us make merry together invitation to young and old alike the davis reunion on monday was held at woodland park sixty were present mrs norman neal and george and miss neal spent a day last week in toronto mr and mrs norman lehman and son had sunday dinner with mr and mrs fred byers miss verna zellers mongolia spent sunday with mr and mrs albert draper mr and mrs chamberlin and daughter spent sunday with mr and mrs fred draper mr and mrs s- arnold entertain ed friends from markham on sun day mrand mrs joseph smith from scarboro visited on sunday with the dunkeld family j mr and mrs david tran and laurie were guests on sunday with mrs george cowie at markham mrs wilson from is visiting her daughter mrs gall here mr and mrs wallace with friends from toronto visited with friends in oshawa on sunday send the tribune to absent friends mr and mrs chas feasby and mr and mrs ruben middleton spent the holiday weekend at the lake near fenelon falls and will likely have a nice fish story about the big one that got away misses lena and fostena- mc donald of toronto were home over holiday earl mcdonald of oshawa was home over the weekend mr and mrs ray oaten mr and mrs roy reid toronto spent the weekend with mrs j p reid miss ann christie was the guest at the home of her mother with mr and mrs wm whittleton pte b mclntyre of camp borden spent the weekend with his aunt at the whittleton home mr waller brown of toronto spent the holiday with his brother art mr and mrs wm beard spent monday with friends in orillia mrs s latremoulle is spending a few days with her daughters in toronto miss winnie stewart of toronto spent the holidays with her mother mrs geo stewart the orange parade to the united church on sunday evening was well attended the parade formed at the park when about 30 of the ladies lodge in their new uniforms put on a smart appearance and were greatly admired by the on lookers on the route the men turned out in about the same num ber led by- the claremont band of some 20 pieces made a good show- ingafter the church service they marched back to the park where the band gave us a concert for about one hour to a large crowd who had gathered the address vas given at the church by rev b garrett at the park the master of the lodge walter todd thanked the people for such a fine gather ing and also the band for their-ser- vices also the head mistress of the ladies lodge thanked the people for coming out in such large numbers and the band for their fine music and invited any ladies wishing to join to put their applications and they would be gladly received the orangemen and ladies from herearegoingto celebrate in orillia and the ladies are outtojwin the prize for thebest ladies- lodge and we are sure they- will have a good chance y- i why not use the dark more hold sunday services there instead of in the churches wepresume more people would attend j there is some talk about a street dance being held here in the near future so lookout for the datejand keep it open a deputation of the south picker ing ratepayers association headed by mr h brown presented a long list of suggested improvements in south pickering on tuesday and suggested that the council be en larged to at least seven members in order that the south might have more representation owing to their larger population the suggested improvements in cluded a new polling subdivision at dunburton a sidewalk for the school children more dust layer new bridge on concession 1- new ditches mosquito control enlarged police force garbage collection school area more snowplowing mr brown addressing the town ship council stated that the south desired these improvements but hoped that they could be obtained without being made burdensome for the north ratepayers who would not benefit by many of the changes the deputation stated that while they believed constable irvine was doing an excellent job the work was too great and that he should have under him a force of three or four constables to cover the entire township reeve annis pointed out to the ratepayers that law enforcement costs had risen from 700 to 52900 during the war clerk johnston stated that he had been in touch with the municipal department and that while there is no bar to enlarging the council the fiveman board was found to be the best he also added that in con nection with any division of the municipality the department was strongly opposed to ward system sealers now is the best tlmef66rder your 0sealers quarts half gallons pints v newport flijffs premium 1 9c 25ctfjijc newport fluff swithoufr piem 25 qts 45c kellbljgsaii- 25c free fruit or cereal bbwl daltons pudding powders each 5c tv sweetened r cheesaron1 per pk ko 17c ratcliff co town delivery 2nd line uxbridge p st- dickson hill miss doris lott toronto spent the weekend at the halman home misses bernice and doris red- shaw mrs gordon smith and el mer farthing motored to minden on sunday mr and mrs fred miller and family of alberta spent a weekend with his uncle mr jos hoover many friends and relatives were present at the funeral of the late wesley sherrick here the service was conducted by rev fhuson of gormley our sympathy is extend ed to the bereaved wife sister and brothers 1 shirley schell betty wideman alice barkey lester eby willard moyer elgin jones bruce timbers members of our sunday school are attending the youth conference in connection- with stayner mbc campthis week- the people of dickson hill spent dominion day on their knees pick ing strawberries and planting cab- bageplants v margaret moyer commenced a summer course at toronto uni versity on wednesday mr and mrs ken walker atten ded the greenbury family reunion at stouffville park on monday personal evangelism was the sub ject of our pastors address to the yps on monday evening other features were a quz conducted by margaret moyer and songs by the mixed quartette congratulations to eldon dixon on passing his entrance examina tions at uxbridge we are sorry to hear that miss marjorie taylor was rushed to the hospital at newmarket with appen dicitis on sunday night her many friends wish her a speedy recovery miss elehor is assisting mrs lewis for the holidays school closed with the children holding a picnic at island lake on thursday afternoon garibaldi school held its promo tion exercises friday afternoon june 29th a few visitors were present to view the years work dis played by the pupils numerous vocal selections choral readings speeches and original poems were also presented promotions for the yeaf were as follows grade 7 to 8 elva yakely elea nor mcguckin v r grade 6 to 7 joyce forsyth rec wilfrid hewlett rec grade 5 to 6 helen tindall hon jimmie hewlett hon grade 4 to 5 dick taylor hon clare mcguckin norman yakeley grade 3 to 4 garnet bacon grade 2 to 3 jean mcguckin rec grade 1 to 2 darlene taylor teacher mr garnet gray agnews hardware stouffvimie ox jri ontario brougham the womens institute are hold ing their next regular meeting at the home of mrs wm ellicott on tuesday july 10th mr r a hut chison ba will he guest spearer a good attendance is looked for miss kay hamilton is enjoying a weeks holiday with friends at kingston following is a report of the finan cial activities of the junior red cross of ss no 10 broughamjr red cross 110 war saving stamps 825 victory bonds 100ditty bags 450- making a- total of 21875 mr russell burrows son of mr and- mrs chas burrows reached his home here pn monday russell has been a prisoner of war since the battle of dieppe miss- irene reesor has given up her position here as school- teacher after three years and has taken the school at- green river miss wilkinson of toronto has been en- gagedby the local trustees for brougham school mrsc devitt spent the weekend at the home of her daughter mrs browsofoshawa congratulations to miss frances follows- who passed her entrance examinations on her years work mr and mrs albert gray had dinner on sunday at the home of her father mr b carter of green river themany friends of mrs frank jiarn of claremont are sorry to hear of her severe illness and all wish her a speedy recovery mr and mrs vickersand family of gamebridge were recent guests at the gillman home mrs wallace ellicott and little daughter of toronto spent the past week at the home of wm and mrs ellicott mr donald beer has improved the appearance of his house by a coat of paint mr and a b matthews visited with mr and mrs gerald harbron- at myrtle one day re cently mr and mrs- beach and family spent the weekend at the v c willson home dean and mrsmalrs and family spenttheweekend on a fishingtrip to the northern lakes church hill mr and mrs ed anderson of toronto had supper on monday at mr albert clarks a very enjoyable evening was- spent jwith mr and mrs richard wright islington on tuesday 6f last week when about 30 church hill- and vivian young people gathered for a social evening the chivari boys presented mrandmrs wright with a- boudoir lamp after which refreshments were served mr albert and johnny clark were in toronto on tuesday to see their sister mrs albert robinson who is in poor health mr and mrs cliff- skinner tor onto visited with the latters parents mr and mrs wm beach over the holiday weekend mr and mrs hpegg had tea with mr and mrs arthur vaughan at ballantrae on sunday mr and mrs frank moore of greenbank and mrs oldham visit ed with mrs ivan mclaughlin on monday mr and mrs o martin and family and mr and mrs cliff skin ner were at mr and mrs ross thompsons at sandford on sun day first flood of family allowance cheques this month t sometime this month the banks through their branches all over canada are called upon to perform still another service to the public they must and will be ready to negotiate the new govern ment cheques issued under the family allowances legislation said s m wedd president of the canadian bankers- association in a statement issued this week jofficial estimate is that 1466000 individual cheques will be issued py the government each month he continued mostof these cheques will be presented at the branch banks for encashment or deposit all government cheques are cashed by the banks without charge the banks will willingly accept this added opportunitv for serving canadians many of whom perhaps for the first time will come into contact with the banks and with the useful services they perform recipients of family allowance cheques can help themselves and the banks by remembering four simnle requirements 1 the need for proper identifi cation at the bank 2 the need to makesure that the cheque is correctly- endorsed 3 the need to guardagainst losing the cheque after endorsing and before cashing it 4- the importance of going to the bank in the morning hours if possible- bloomington rev moyer officiates at daughters wedding the home of rev and mrs wb moyer kitchener was the setting for the wedding of their daughter doris elaine and gordon j bolen- der of kitchener son of mr and mrs de bolender of stouffville rev mr moyer officiated assisted by rev p g lehman pastor of bethany mennonite church mrs lk sider sister of the bride owen sound was pianist and miss kathleen blakey of toronto sang o perfect love during the signing of the register the bride wore a floorlength gown of petal white crepe made with a round lace yoke torso bodice and full skirt which extended into a slight train t long fitted sleeves ended in lily points over the wrists we welcome the newcomers to our community namely mr andl r mrs prentice and family in the cj and a fingertip scalloped veil was cowie house and mr and mrs hold in niafw ivnvi emoii brown and family in the house on the tindall farm mr and mrs bateman and chil dren of toronto were guests of mr r mills for the holiday mrs fairies and miss norma of stouffville and the misses b fair ies and j irvin of toronto were guests at ottranmers on monday mr and mrs c lemon and daughter- helen were in markham on sunday the community picnic sponsored by our teacher mrs topper and pupils on friday at lake mussel- mans was a grandsuccess mr and mrs mills and mr storry were toronto visitors last week mr and mrs nbetz and mr and mrs e betz of toronto were guests with mr and mrs k betz over the holiday mrs lemon paisley spent last week with her daughters in bramp ton mr and mrs e burnett and son were markham visitors on sunday the tribune called here one day recently and snapped the camera on at least two of our elder esteemed residents so we will watch for their appearance in the paper which will be before long i guess successful pupils from unionville congratulations to thefollowing pupils of miss- ila weighillatc m who were successful in examina tions held recently at the toronto conservatory of music pianoedith dzwin grade 7 honours marion dzwin grade 6 honours betty hill trade g honours anne hill grade honours jean grant grade 2 honours v theory edith dzwin held in place by a band of small white flowers she carried a semi- cascade of better times roses and bouvaria margaret erb of toronto at tended her wearing a powder blue dress trimmedwith dusty pink em broidered net and fashioned with a sweetheart neckline and elbow- length sleeves har headdress con sisted of net caught -with- pink flowers i t jir v little misscaroie ann funk of vineland niece of the bride acted as flower girl- mr elmer embach of waterloo was best man refreshments were served at the homeof the bridesjparents mrs moyer assisted in receiving the guests with7the bridegrooms mo ther the former wore a mauve two- piece printed silk dress and a shoul der corsage andthe latter powder blue silk jersey and better times roses for a trip to muskokathe bridej donned a twopiece turquoise crepe withtriavy accessories and a corsage of talisman- roses on their return the couple willreside at 124lydic st kitchener the bride was the guest of honoi at a number of showers prior to th wedding and- received numerous beautiful gifts- sallow the ypwere in charge of the8t 3 harmony honours marlon church services on sunday evening mr hayward of greenwood was guest speaker- andfgave a very interesting talkj- dzwin grade 2 theory firstclass honours miss weighill entertain- edher pupilsaherhome on sat urday junej30th- interesting mr- and mrs gannon- accompan- programme consisting of- piano iecl their daughter gladys on a trip solos duets quartettes songs and tohaliburtbndaring theeekend readings was rendered- by the mrs storrey called on mrs ab ppis refreshments were served i matthews on saturday evening al t close births sallows at east general hos pital toronto- on juriej30 1945 to mr and -mrs- dale sallows nee elsie brown a daughter i taylor at the brierbush hos pital- stouffville on july 1 19451 to mr and mrs grant taylor ne mildred loyst of claremont son frank dougla electricalh contractor ihbuse arid r wiring repairs made on household appliancesalso washing mach- inessstbves4imot6rs- motors soldandtradedvijiti- rh mcmullen i t victoria street phone 3204 stouffville jsretesfrawigi hniss btiwaftfes irjmisk