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the tribune stouffviue ont thursday july 15 1945 montmorency cherries we expect shipments to arrive from our bronte orchards the first of next week fruit from this orchard has given excellent satisfaction in years past and this year promises to be one of the best let us co you on arrival for the best in flavour satisfaction peanuts delicious freshly roasted peanuts hot from the roasting oven saturday after noon and evening ratcliff co aiiuiuuiiiniiuiiniuiaiiiuuihiirjiiiuiuhiinuuuuiuiniiuimiiuuihuuiiuiniii lemonville some farmers about here are haying some had 10 drop the hay and cut fall wheat and then the oats are right on too a good har vest all in a heap two weeks ahead of normal years the community is glad to have the neighorns here for a few weeks miss vera wicks is holidaying at camp this week and hiss elaine rae is home on her holidays mrs stan hastings was in mus- koka last week for a day or two mr and mrs jefleries of toronto visited the padgett home here we notice with interest a sleek new dodge skipping about as we write on the eve of the garden party this wednesday night things look promising for a delight ful evening a good time and plenty to eat home rendered lard lb pure pork sausage lb spare ribs lb smoked fillet fresh fillets salmon steaks scotch kippers pair side bacon smoked back and peameal smoked ham picnic hams boneless picnics cottage rolls smoked 20e 40c 40c 39c 35c 48c 25c 63c 70c 57c 47c 53c 62c oboyles meat market stouffviue we deliver phone 3501 for well developed pullets feed marmill 18 per cent or excello growing mash mccormick deering twine when ordering coal why not make it blue coal the colour guarantees the quality central feed store phone 277 stouffvihe ont fikth line school promotions names are in order honours 75 or over high school entrance o merit our capital correspondent in september 1947 king return- irene u t0 kitchener after the lapse of duda honi rubv hockiey tnon vea an ste j te leslie home george st pierre rev t h chu thomas smtft grade 7 edward cammack emery savage bernard aldred grade 0 freda duda hon kenneth hocklev hon joan burgin david aldred shirley cairns grade 5 murray hockley hon frank weinhod arno weinhold i ella smith ross byam on trial grade marion hockey honi garv coppins ihonh stephen aldred allan hoctviey chester weinhold thor home grade 3 rita weinhold hon frey home grade 2 michael jacobs hon tvr home grade 1 billy cottreu edward weinhold allan savage teacheri mrs marye sheehey green river mr and mrs jack hetherington called recently on mr and mrs j xighswander mrs reg xighs wander daughter thelma and margaret clark of lockport us also spent a short vacation here mr and mrs g freshwater at tended his firms picnic at port dal- housie on saturday last it was an ideal day for the joint picnic of gr union whitevale united and baptist sunday schools at lynbrook park some seventy- five people attended from our school with fun for everyone the supper table well not forget for awhile seated 250 people on aug 1st in union ss rev john jefferies of mattagami indian reserve gogama ont will speak to us this young man only 21 years of age is a missionary teacher now attending university in toronto mr and mrs earl williams of toronto visited with mrs e daioa recently vvvvvsvvvwvvvvmw pine orchard mr and mrs douglas booth and mr and mrs r chapman spent sunday with mr and mrs walter johnston glad to report mr harry brand on is improving and able to be out of bed mr lloyd heaslip spent the weekend in our community the young people attended youth for christ meeting jn stouff viue saturday night miss eileen spofford is visiting her cousins the brillinger girls a few days v congratulations to our teacher and his pupils joan preston betty sytema freddie bruni for passing their entrance making six pupils passing jack sproxton left on thursday for the west coast jack has enlist ed with the navy- bethesda bethesda will hold their picnic friday july 23rd in rateliffspark postponed from the 16th on account of rain our sympathy goes out to mrs e thompson on the passing of her husband mrs thompson is a sister of mr roy smith with whom they have been staying since coming from the west a few weeks ago our congratulations to mr and mrs leadley on the birth of a daughter in brierbush hospital bethesda womens institute held their regular meeting last wednes day at the home of mrs a steck- ley the guest speaker was miss ross a worker from the childrens aid society our branch presented her with a complete layette for the society of which they are so badly in need ringwood master gordon kirk of toronto is holidaying with his uncle a m grove miss doris vague employed by toronto hydro is enjoying a two- week vacation witli her parents mr and mrs ross vague mrs taylor and baby daughter are spending a week in kingston with her husband many from ringwood attended the funeral of the late mrs harry spang last friday afternoon at peachs church mr and mrs spang and their two daughter were ringwood residents for many years and sincere sympathy is extended to the bereaved husband and family miss priscilla pipher is holiday ing with relatives in cleveland ohio mr and mrs herb yakely are holidaying with her parents mr and mrs ed brownsberger mrs frank atkinson and daugh ter janet also mr stewart vague spent the weekend with relatives near minden mr and mrs ted krainvk enjoy ed a motor trip to niagara falls over the weekend revisi hood the people of north waterloo who had elected king to parliament in 190s had however turned their backs on him in the reciprocity election of 1911 and the hometown boy had always felt the hurt deeply too deeply perhaps because in 1919 when he chose to stand as a candidate in prince pei and was afforded an acclamation there the people of kitchener and north waterloo in their turn felt that king had deliberately snubbed them but time had healed these old wounds and when the prime min ister arrived in kitchener on that sunny september day in 1917 the slights and misunderstandings of the past if not entirely forgotten were most certainly completely for given king was just another old berlin bay who had made good and who was now coming back to renew old acquaintances and one and all irrespective of their political leanings the townspeople turned out to give him a royal welcome king lost no time in visitin woodside the fine old 10room grey brick home in which he had spent the most important years of his youth and which in its heyday was one of the show places of the town and district he found it greatly altered for it had fallen upon evil days during the depres sion a number of relief families had been crowded into it over the years neglect and vandalism had left their mark the place was fall ing slowly but surely into decay when king announced his inten tion of paying a visit to kitchener interested parties went out to woodside they found neariy every window in the house broken hurriedly they made what repairs they could the sight of the old house stand ing there in the middle of the little wood so desolate and down at heel must have brought a sudden pang of loneliness and regret to the heart of the homecoming prime minister in vain he must have sought to picture it as it had once looked with its wide sweeping lawns its carefully tended flower beds its great welcoming windows and ivy covered walls like the boy who had once romped with his brother and sisters playing hideandseek in the tangle of the wood the house too had grown old the venerableness of time now marked them both mtv audley miss joblin of port perry is visiting with her sister mrs henry westney mrs w cox is recovering from her recent accident whereby she suffered a fractured ankle her husband is in the hospital for treat ment on his leg at the militarv hos pital mrs wonnacott of pickering spent soth birthday at the home of her son sydney here on sunday his brothers arthur and norman with their families attended harvesting of wheat barley and some oats will commence this week the crops are all looking well the recent rains helped much ivthe this friday evening previous to filling her wedding in the greenwood the community is giving a church on the 29th last the best nuptial shower to miss mildred wishes of the community go with brown at the home of her parents her whatever were the prime minis ters thoughts as he stood there with a few of his old friends about him contemplating the crazy handi work of time tie was soon to under go one of the most pleasant and moving experiences of his life an experience which was to sweep away as with a single stroke the dust and litter of the years and which was to invest the old house with some of the glory of its happier days out of the house and up the path towards king came a little fair- haired blueeyed girl sixyearoid marilyn kilbasco the daughter of the polish couple who for nine years had occupied part of the first floor of the house and who now called it home she was dressed in her sunday best and a bright ribbon tied her hair in one tiny hand she held a single flower it was for the prime minister and in carefully rehearsed phrases she explained that she had come to welcome him to wood- side as she stood on her toes to place the flower in his buttonhole king leaned down and returned the childs infectious smile then mari lyn kissed him the sun shone more brightly then the woods seemed filled with song and the light and the music filled the rooms of the old house and made it gay and young wood- ide was woodside once again king had a wonderful time from then on he strolled all over the old estate asked rosycheeked mrs kilbasco to show him the old spring sat down in the kilbasco living room which had once been his fathers library picked his way up the creaking stairway to the room in which he had slept as a boy he poked an inquiring head out the window and wanted to know where stood the tree he had remembered as a boy then he wandered into his brothers bed room he was pleased to find that the original floors of the old house were standing up little by little memories came flooding back he recalled that he had spent the most important nine years of hu youth at woodside his eighth to his seventeenth year it brings mixed joy and sorrow he remarked theyll have to move heaven and an awful lot of earthto make a better picture hundreds of your neighbours have seen and loved it from agincourt brougham unionville west hill stouffviue pickering richmond hill scarboro gormley and points north south east and west theyve come to ac claim mary oharas great green grass of wyoming in technicolor with peggy cummins chas coburn robt arthur ends sat rpxy markham the church services stouffville united missionary church rev h s hallman pastor wednesday s pm altona prayer service thursday s pm stouffviue prayer service sundav july 25 194s 1000 am sunday school miss ruby wilson outgoing mis sionary to africa will speak 1100 am worship 730 pmevangelistic you will always be made welcome st james presbyterian church stoufffville rev dr a m carrie ma bd phd sunday july 25 194s 945 am morning worship united missionary church rev s s shantz minister mount joy sunday july 25 194s 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship rev william pike of vancouver bc will speak dicksons hhil sunday july 25 1948 1000 am worship rev william pike of vancouver bc will speak 1100 am sunday school 730 pm young peoples servire a representative of the peace team visiting this district next sunday will speak special singing will be supplied united missionary church pastor p r barley sunday july 25 194s bethesda worshid 945 am gormley sunday school 1015 am we invite you to study gods word with us worship 1115 evening service 7 pm subject faith of our father by a member of the peace team blessed are the peace makers for they shall be called the children of god matt 59 welcome melville bethesda and peachs churches rev r t chapin minister sunday july 25 191s i am the way the truth and the light peaches 1000 am melville 1130 am bethesda 730 pm second markham baptist church rev norman rowan pastor sunday july 25 194s 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship subject what can we expect at the judgment seat of christ tuesday s30 prayer praise andv fellowship meeting a meeting all our people always enjoy the power of a steam engine does not lie in its whistle or in the steam it blows off but in its capacity for work what are you doing daily for christ christ church anglican rev f herman rector sunday july 25 1948 that they may glorify your father which is in heaven 230 pm evensong no sunday school during july stouffville christian church minister f h muir sunday july 25 1948 a mans heart deviseth his way but the lord directeth his steps 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship 730 pm congregational singing musselman lake junior choir short discourse wed july 21 8 pm singing dis cussion prayer at mrs t williamsons theme fellow ship come with your friends ballantrae united church sunday july 25 1948 honour the lord with thy sub- stance and with the first fruits of thine increase sunday school 1 pm worship 2 pm all visitors and friends welcome lemonville united church sunday july 25 1948 he that hideth his eyes shall have many a curse 200 pm sunday school 315 pm worship remember the icecream social july 21 if you get this notice in time peace conference program program of a peace conference sponsored by the mennonite cen tral committee to be held on sun day july 25 at the following churches and times indicated 10 am theme the power o love brethren in christ church heise hill wideman church cedar grove mennonite church 2 pm theme the biblical basis of nonresistance the the two great commandments christian faith in the world this will be a joint meeting at the wideman church 7 pm theme the faith of our fathers the united missionary churches at stouffviue gormley and dick son hill there will be no service at the wideman church sunday evening the conference speakers are harold buller minnesota harvey toews manitoba allen sherk pennsyl vania for the strengthening of our peace convictions peace on earth good will to men a hearty invitation is extended to all churches bloomington ringwood christian churches rev g w brown pastor sunday july 25 1918 1100 am bloomington 230 pm ringwood 730 pm altona sunday school at 1000 am in altona church at 1030 am classes for all ages friday 8 pm bloomington ce bible study bring your bible friday 8 pm ringwood mission circle at the home of mr albert reesor monday 8 pm ringwood month ly missionary meeting wednesday 8 pm altona prayer meeting all are cordially invited to attend these services plan to come green river union ss win duncan supt sunday school every sabbath day at 1030 ajn in our new s s room the former green river hall stouffville baptist church rev j k pequegnat pastor sunday july 25 1948 1000 am bible school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evening service prayer meeting thursday evening 8 pm j stouffville c united church rev douglas davis minister sunday july 25 1948 1000 am sunday school 1100 am mornlne worship no sunday evening service in july and august may each hour hold remembrance of thy love which fires my soul and lift my eyes above the strife and conflict of mana passing hour to faith and turst in thine eternal power show me the shinning glory of tny way o lord i would commune with thee thu day