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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), December 12, 1946, p. 5

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the tribune stouffville ont thursday december 12 1946 revival services old time methodist meetings are now being held in mennonite brethren in christ church t o r m l f y november 26th december 15th each week night 8 oclock exsat sunday services sunday school 200 pm preaching 3 pm 730 pm good music lively preaching good soul food special singing by gormley male quartette god is working people are praying and souls are being saved if you are in soul need and desire us to pray for you requests for prayer may be sent to rev f g huson rr 1 gormley or ph stouff 6311 your new mower liutantly converted for clean ing furniture drapes bore floors linoleum easy to use from floor to ceiling clean rugs fast and thoroughly keeps rug colors fresh more hoover for the also for christmas pyrex gift sets glassware aluminum ware toboggans wooden toys shooters riches hardware stouffville ontario the price of milk you can raise the price of liquor but the only squeal you hear is from a thirsty public which de mands more gin and beer the same way with tobacco they will pay without a peep and smoke at least as heavy as they did when it was cheap you can put a tax on movies they will ante up and go they will pay a rise with pleasure on the things they need for show but raise the price of milk oh boy theyll fight with all their breath they have growing youngster who is bound to starve to death the family allowance can never stand so much its nice to keep that windfall for nylons and such they dont ask for bigger wages just to spend it all on milk they will show those wicked farm ers and their scheming thieving ilk they will march with hoisted ban ners thev will cable write and wire they will drag the local member by his whiskers through the mire they dont mind paving rises on their whiskev smoke and silk but not the slightest fraction will they tolerate on milk mopar deluxe heater 2845 deluxe record players use with vour own radio regular 3850 for 2995 white side walls per set of four 980 trico vacuum fan 610 dunlop tires and tubes most sizes in stoek chains ratterics ftsstsstsdl3tstss33ls3l3ts2ts3i33sl3t reeve neil wins at richmond hill there was an interesting election contest in our neighboring town of richmond hill on monday where reeve wm neil defeated an old campaigner john green by a sub stantial margin time was when green couldnt be beaten handily but evidently the hillites preferred a younger and active man and did not appreciate mr greens return to municipal life capitol theatre uxbridge remember there is always a good show at the capitol special showing for thurs fri and saturday december 19th 20th 21st spanish main in glorious technicolor starring paul henreid maureen ohara and walter slczak added attraction serial of gman stouffville christmas market and horse show on 9th line markham the sewing circle met last week at the riome of mrs o peacock the next meeting will be held at the home of mrs geo lewis mr wm watt has purchased the maclntyre farm at bethesda and intends to take up residence there in the spring mr lewis hamm has added an attractive sun porch to his resid ence we are verv pleased to know that mrs jas mccreight is steadily improving after her operation in the western hospital toronto mr and mrs herb thomas were bethesda visitors on sunday mr ed terrvberrv is at the home of his sister in burlington his brotherinlaw having suffered a severe heart attack m the sign of quality coop universal inflations milking machine for all makes and coop poultry hog and dairy feeds coop swine and cattle mineral monarch poultry fattening pellets and calf meal pellets deep and shallow well pressure pumps coop batteries greases and motor oils coop poultry worm x pel coop hog worm x pel alberta coal we can offer this in nut size gutta percha and dominion implement and car tires stouffville coop telephone 269 markham parmer passes stores open alexander crichton scott died atr the stores in stouffville will re- gormley it will be noted elsewhere in this issue that charlie milstead is in newmarket hospital following his recent accident while deer hunting and his early confinement in parry sound hospital he has a broken hip we will all pray for his early recovery mr george leary has been very ill of recent weeks but we hope for him a happy christmas and an early return to better health a number from this vicinity at tended the funeral of mrs levi grove at altona she was a member of the old order mennonites that 17pound christmas cake made by a victoria square woman certainly got into the light since after being reported in the tribune it was so liglit that it floated over the air sunday morning of course andy clark helped it along almira mr and mrs john nigh of springvale are spending a few days with their son and family mr and mrs roy nigh mr and mrs brandon henry of toronto spent sunday with mr and mrs h spofford mr and mrs joseph wideman and family had dinner sunday with mr and mrs allan wideman mr and mrs peter stickley and mr and mrs a j shelter of stay- ner called on mr and mrs peter brillinger of gormley on sunday we are very sorry to loose mr and mrs ed nigh and family from our community they moved to the 7th line last week mr and mrs geo french return ed home sunday after spending some time in hespeller mr and mrs levi stickley of gormley had dinner sunday with mr and mrs geo cober mrs peter stickley entertained a few friends on wednesday to a quilt bee our township council is shifting to all west side members again we hope it will not lead to high taxes as it appeared to do years ago when the steading hand of east side mem bers was not there thursday december 19th -1946- prize list heavy draught teams 1g00 ll and over light draught teams igoo lbs and under amateur class for teams belgian or percheron teams 4horse teams entry 15 15 15 15 specials best mare or best team gelding any breed fee 12 12 12 12 8 10 100 8 5 2 8 5 2 8 8 5 5 10 5 5 3 3 8 2 2 2 2 5 entries must be made with the secretary lloyd turner by 12 oclock noon the day of the show entry fee sloo welcome to stouffville dec 19 wlfflitf3wiy55w75w5yv5w55w altona our sympathy is extended to the relatives of the late mrs levi grove mr and mrs wm clarkson were guests of mr and mrs w h bur nett bloomington on sunday a number from this vicinity at tended the ice capades held in the maple leaf gardens toronto last week mr and mrs howard st john and mr and mrs david crosier were in oshawa on saturday last owing to missing the mail recently it was overlooked report ing of the presentation to mr and mrs hugh boyd of stouftville in honor of their recent marriage quite a number from the surround ing community met at the home of mr and mrs norman neil and a very pleasant evening was spent mrs boyd used to live in this vicinity quite a number of friends of the community met recently at the home of mr and mrs dolos morris to do honor to their nephew mr roy heard and his war bride who just recently arrived a miscellane ous shower was tendered and the nice collection of useful gifts were appreciated by the newly weds roy has been working for his uncle since he returned from overseas and they intend to remain here for some time mr and mrs heard have just returned from a visit with relatives at tilsonburg and a similar honor was bestowed on them while there thus they came home with a full car we welcome mrs heard to our community his home at lot 6 con 10 markham on friday last in his 61th year he is survived by his wife and by two sons james alexander and stewart scott the funeral on monday from clendennings funeral home mark- ham proceeded to zion cemetery cedar grove for interment funeral services held for mrs steckley funeral services were held on thursday for mrs christopher steckley who died at newmarket on tuesday nov 26th rev c r cragg of kettleby conducted the services assisted by rev levi at kinson of uxbridge mrs steckley who was in her s7th year was born in whitchurch main open all day on wednesday next week to accommodate christ mas shoppers they will remain open on monday and tuesda3 even ing next week as well in lieu of this extra service the merchants in tend to close all day thursday dec 26 boxing day thursday nite is foto nite 355 the church services stouffville christian church miss nora ciapetod orpranlkt sunday december 15 1000 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening worship stouffville baptist church rev d macgregor pastor sunday december 15 1000 am bible school classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evening worship wednesday 8 pm prayer and bible study meeting come and receive a blessing stouffville united church rev douglas davis minister sunday december 15 white gift sunday 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening worship tuesday dec 17 the wa christ mas meeting at the home of mrs k tarr what can a mother give her children greater today than this one great thing faith in an old sweet beautiful story a star a stable a newborn king stouffville mennonite church rev h s hallman pastor msi aaqutaoaa xepuns friday 8 pm prayer meeting 945 am sunday school 1045 am ordinance and com munion 730 pm evangelistic you are invited to attend boxing day thursday dec- 2th trill find the stores in stouffville closed bloomington ringwood christian churches rev g w brown pastor sunday december 15 1100 am bloomington 230 pm ringwood 730 pm altona sunday school at 10 am in altona church at 1030 am classes for ail ages bloomington c e meeting friday 800 pm ringwood meeting for boys and girls monday 700 pm c e meet ing at s00 pm altona prayer meeting wednesday 800 pm all are cordially invited to attend these services mennonite churches dickson hill and mt joy rev s s shantz minister 5ulichy december 15 mountjoy- 1000 am sunday school 1100 pm morning worship evening service lifted in the inter est of the young peoples meeting at dicksons hill transportation will be provided for all who wish to attend from mt joy dicksons hill sunday december 15 1000 am morning worship 1100 am sunday school 730 pm young peoples service rev r h hamilton will be the guest speaker the young people will provide the music all ages are urged to attend second markham baptist church rev norman rowan pastor sunday december 15 955 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship worship with us brethren if a man be overtaken in a fault ye that are spiritual re store such an one in the spirit of meekness consisting thyself lest thou also be tempted galatians 61 melville bethesda and peachs churches rev r t chapin minister sunday december 15 peaches 1000 am melville 1130 am bethesda 300 pm st james presbyterian church stouffville rev eric larson minister sunday december 15 130 pm sunday schol 200 pm worship service advent music christ church anglican rev f herman rector sunday december 18 sunday school 2m pm even song 2j0 pm a friendly welcome awaito jm at ibeee srv1oe gormley and bethesda mennonite brethren in christ church rev f huson pastor sunday december 15 bethesda preaching at 1030 am gormley old fashioned revival services now on salvation preached in sincerity simplicity and power you will not be disappointed services every night except sat at 8 oclock sunday services sunday school 2 pm preaching 3 pm and 730 pm those attending from a distance are expected to bring their lunch hot 1ak will be supplied

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