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the tribune stouffviue oat thursday august 11 1949 quality service sugared schumacher feed cut your feed costs with fissss quaker schumacher feed sugared schumacher feed is a great utility feed it serves for all types of stock every ration for every type of stock on every farm can be built around it sugared schumacher feed is better than corn better than oats better than barley better than wheat feeds because it is a blend of all four of them it is better than all four of them combined because it carries in addition special minerals and molasses local and personal happenings visitors with dr and mrs e s barker one day last week were miss peg jennings of bermuda nurse at sunnybrook hospital toronto miss helen blachford mrs stanley rowe dr and mrs l elderton and mr and mrs h chappell all of toronto we hear that outside parties are marking enquiries about the pur chase of the town lot at the cnr station if any local persons are interested they should contact the town clerk without delay while the property narrows at the back it has a frontage of over 80 feet and a good depth toronto exhibition opens in two weeks the ratcliff block has been touched up with a fresh coat of paint- miss olive ottewell of toronto has been visiting relatives in town and in the old home village of goodwood patrons in town will be in order to compliment their iceman edgar ralph spademan of markham on mr and mrs chas sisson of richmond hill who purchased the main street bungalow of mv and mrs cliff salmon were to town last thursday and are panning to move here this weeks the neigh borhood and the townsfolk in general will welcome such good citizens to our community monday october 10 will be set apart as thanksgiving day this year have you purchased your chances on the new ford sedan being given away next wednesday night by the stouffviue athletic club mrs h lee church st arrived back in town this week after several weeks vacation with her relatives in toronto and at the lakeside the globe and mail from the yellow box in front of the tribune is five cents per copy please do not paypff with three cents mr and mrs gail runyan of south vienna ohio were visitors with mr and mrs telf rennie last week cliff hisfey was forced to take a his marriage to ruth gaiger of few d off when he cobourg which took place in too severe burns from esc t onto last week u steam sustain stiver seos marriages spademan gaiger on tuesday august 2 1949 at st hildas church toronto by the rev a j jackson catherine ruth daughter of mr and mrs j m gaiger of cobourg and agincourt to edgar ralph spademan son of mr and mrs hubert spademan of markham ont 9th line markham mr robert simpson met with an unfortunate accident recently while working on his farm some fifteen stitches were required to close a severe head wound putting him on the sick list at a very busy time we wish him a speedy recovery mrs herb thomas has been confined to the east general hos pital during the past week after taking suddenly ill at her home we hope to see her back to former good health as soon as possible mr murray lewis is the proud owner of a shiny new dodge truck miss betty thomas has com pleted her final summer course taken this year at northern vocational school in toronto harvest is well advanced in this community with much to be thankful for despite the hot dry summer tomato growers are now picking the lovely red fruit we know so go by train to the ottawa exhibition aug 22 to 27 low rail fares fare and onehalt for the round trip good going saturday aug 20 to saturday aug 27 ktdtuke return llmtt aug 2v ftfl information from any oowh i canadian national well the canneries will be open to receive th ecrops next week lieut com c p hougland with mrs hougland and three children isited mrs hougiands parents dr and mrs e s barker for a week recently the houglands were returning to their home in washington dc after spending two months vacation in mount holly springs penn former newmarket editor enters new field andrew hebb former editor of the newmarket era will become general manager of the coopera tors fidelity and guarantee assoc iation beginning next month mr hebb was an able newspaper writer but gave up the home town weekly field to enter the employ of the coop in the issuing of its publication ringwood mr and mrs fred thorne and daughter of tillsonburg called on mr and mrs roy grove on satur day mrs bruce stouffer and family holidayed with her parents mr and mrs robt filyer at trenton last week miss lorraine steckley of sixth line spent last week with her aunt mrs jacob grove we are sorry to report that mrs martin fockler our oldest citizen is under the doctors care we hope to soon see her out again mrs walter jacob was taken to a toronto hospital on monday evening by ambulance for treat ment we wish her a speedy recovery mr john forson our road fore man is enjoying a weeks holiday miss jessie harding spent last week with miss dolores hicks mount albert we are glad to report that the great majority of the children in this district are attending the bible school in the wideman church misses pat and carol skinner are visiting with mrs ed browns- berger s deaths eagleson florence c sud denly at sturgeon point aug 5 1919 florence c eagleson of 69 wanless ave toronto beloved sister of lylia of new york curtis of markham etta and tru man at home interment elmwood cemetery markham on august s vf jklues 1949 hillmanminx new sedan 1949 austin sedan new 1947 monarch club coupe heater radio extras 1940 ford deluxe sedan very clean 1938 chev standard coach 1938 oldsmobile 4 door sedan 1939 chrysler sedan 1930 chrysler sedan small six light trucks 1947 chev y pickup 1941 chev 1ton stake body 1939 chev viton pickup chas ward stouffviue ph 168 tin m wwrvaryw william vanzent 75 buried here saay native of aitona and for 50 years a resident of stouffviue william vanzant died in a toronto hospital on friday the funeral on sunday afteilioon proceeded from l e oneills chapel in stouffviue to the cemetery here for burial mr van zant was in his 7gth year and suffered from cancer he was a son of ludwig vanzant and his wife martha lehman william was a stationary engineer and a steady worker he lived in the west end of stouffviue but went to toronto nine years ago where he lived until last may when he went to oak ridges yonge st where his son and one daughter reside twice married he is sur vived by his second wife and by four of a family to his first mar riage and two to his second mar riage they are cora mrs bert hopkins maud mrs robinson ann mrs h hutchinson and rhoda mrs e a fournier also budd vanzant rhoda and budd are the children of the second mar riage the family is well remembered and was highly respected by a wide number of friends here now we have found smithy last week the radio reported sid schmidt of stouffviue was over hauled by an unknown person in toronto and we were quick to report that it wasnt our mr sid schmidt of the stanley theatre however since last press day we have found the right smithy he is sidney smith of dunville who is employed on the 6th concession of whitchurch by mr neil weir smith was in toronto met up with a young lad who appeared in need of a meal he was hungry and smith fed him and in gratitude the young lad offered to conduct smith to the street car line he was trying to locate enroute to the supposed car line and in a quiet part of the street around the allan gardens four men suddenly appeared from nowhere grabbed smith and proceeded to shake him up smith was battered unconsci ous robbed of 50 and was sent to hopital after police arrived his youthful conductor escaped that unexpectedly went over part of his shouweig and g while at wojh 1 m leaf d r ortunately the burns were not deep and no ill effects will be left however a burn is a terribly irritating painful injury motorists waste many thousands of dollars paying fines for speed ing to say nothing about those who become involved in accidents with endless cost to pocket book and health but they never learn to keep within speed limits it seems in newmarket court last week 117 were charged under the highways traffic act by york county police whom the nevymarket era states are cracking down on speeders most of the offenders were charged while travelling over yonge street way visits brothers and sisters first in eighteen years mrs reg mckay who with her husband occupies part of mr and mrs william birketts residence on main street west has returned from a ten weeks holiday to her native england naturally she was elated with the trip and while delighted to visit the home folk for the first time in 18 years mrs mckay has no desire to become a permanent resident of the british isles she toured england ireland scotland and visited paris con trary to what many people think food is fairly plentiful the real trouble is the terrible lack of variety for instance there will be ample supply of oranges for a period then they will pass off the market entirely same can be said for bananas and other fruits reason for- this is that when a cargo of one kind of fruit reaches them that will be all to come for a year mrs mckay enjoyed visiting her two brothers and two sisters in england whom she had not seen for a goodly number of years the trip was made both ways by flying on the return journey mrs mckay left the flying field in scotland and made montreal but had a stop in iceland for a short time it was learned after reaching montreal that their ship had circled the land ing field in iceland for two hours before it could land owing to a storm in that region passengers were not aware of this fact how ever and mrs mckay hadnt taken notice of the storm in the night hour mr and mrs bud vanzant of oak ridges were visitors in stouff viue on thursday bud vansant is a son of the late william vanzant formerly of stouftvule q w employed at one time with this new hd is now working with a display advertising firm he was recently married and has built a home a oak ridges little terry greenwood who makes his home on main st east with mrs a smith had the mis fortune to fall from a farmers wagon on thursday sustaining a broken left arm the little lad had the broken member in a cast on friday and seemed to be accepting his plight with comparatively good grace dinner guests recently with mr and mrs dishley and daughter evelyn at their summer residence at ballantrae were mr and mrs t b wilson and granddaughter nancy of toronto ar mr and mrs e johnat of aurora i prize lists were issued this week fof the annual horticultural society exhibition to be held on thursday august 18 in veterans memorial hall au members will receive a copy more shareholders are needed for the stouffviue arena have a part in your towns progress by investing today in a share youll be proud of your towns new ice palace but youll be more proud if you have a share in its being farmers too who consider stouff viue their town are appealed to to invest in years of recreation both for themselves and their child ren call at the company office now mccullough button and pick up an application form a3ct i mr and mrs h c lehman of delhi accompanied by mr and mrs edward wahl of buffalo spent a day last week with her sister mrs jake mcmullen stouffviue has four or five tele vision sets installed in various homes norm farr is the local expert or mechanic and is respon sible for the sale of several sets a peculiar and unusual accident fell to the lot of one of our grocery proprietors in town when mr glen ratcliff met with car trouble in toronto last friday it seems that the hub cap from a car pro ceeding ahead of him came off struck another car passing in the opposite direction and then bounc ing up into the air to come down on mr ratcliffs new desota that is scarcely broken in in fact it will never get accustomed to such an attack the accident could have had serious results since the hub cap came down on top of the sun visor which saved the windshield had their been no sun visor the cap would have crashed right into mr ratcliffs face as it is the sun visor can be repaired at much less expense than installing new glass or perhaps suffer severe injuries to thedriver russia the land of world revolution and the coming war red flag rules asia and europe 20 million slaves in siberia peter varanof 12 years in russia cant happen here pictures christian church stouffville friday aug 12th you are invited to hear the truth about russia i weddings hess spopford on saturday july 30 1949 the marriage was solemnized of edith letitia daughter of mr and mrs h spofford of almira and lyle hess rcaf son of mr and mrs hess of elma ontario the bride wore a white shark skin suit with white accessories and a corsage of red roses her attendant mrs jas mcewen was attired in a grey suit with a cor sage of pink roses mr jas mc ewen was groomsman at the reception at the home of the brides parents mrs spofford received dressed in yellow with white accessories and a corsage of white roses for their honeymoon the happy couple motored to points in east ern ontario mr and mrs cliff winn were out from toronto for the weekend greeting scores of old friends and of course visiting the home folk like several hundred other former residents in toronto the winns keep in weekly touch with happen ings at home through the columns of the tribune mrs a fuller has returned to town after an absence of two years in toronto mrs fuller has taken up residence in her own house on main street just east of the pres byterian church a few doors dur ing her absence the place has been occupied by mr and mrs elmer bentley who have secured accom modation at mongolia one or two awkward situations have arisen where residents in stouffviue failed to obtain a build ing permit before adding a wood shed hen house or garage to their property it is always necessary to consult the building inspector be fore adding additions to buildings the law provides that a permit shall be issued for each and every job so do not proceed to build without a permit a wave of rumors concerning bloody toronto has been circul ating in town for some days it was said that over a dozen provincial police cruisers invaded main st last week on a tipoff that one of the wanted slayers was in this vicinity a local truck driver is said to have picked up a hitchhiker who was minus his shoes another story had it that a wellknown unionville lady had discovered a stranger seated on one of her lawn chairs in the wee small hours and that he had hustled away into the night when she appeared some friendly folks at agincourt gave lunch to a nervous stranger who came begging and he took to his heels through the fields immediate ly the meal was finished provincial squad cars landed on the scene shortly after but found no trace such were the street corner tales in stouffviue during the weekend and just how much truth there is in any of them were not prepared to say doocxkkooeoeoocooeooooooaaqoqoodc youth for christ saturday 8 pm presbyterian church stouffville 800 pm film christening the royal baby 810 pm the creation 820 pm local interest film jeweller at play song service with songs you all enjoy the gray sisters and yfc girls choir in special numbers sermon in a second the christians two natures question time contests and answers closing film a certain nobleman make me a blessing to someone today n rowan director t9eooo9bhchoaffioaeooooddoadb dancing every saturday cedar beach north shore musselmans lake van walker his music featuring wally scott resenrations for group picnics and private parties accepted