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the tribune stouffville ont thursday september 15 1949 quality service feeds feeds feeds the fulopep line of feeds the feed of champions purina feeds a chow for every animal stivers chowmix brand of feeds the o brand of feeds such as eggo laying mash eggo growing mash eggo fattening feed porko hog grower porko hog starter porko hog finisher millfeeds and concentrates car of oilcake to arrive this week now booking orders for beet pulp molasses gluten soy bean meal on hand cobalt salt fine salt salt blocks salt licks cil minerals and stablephos stiver bros miss annie wagg of the stouff ville creamery staff has been visit ing in toronto and newmarket at the homes of her sisters mr and mrs r b henry and mrs r hare of keswick spent the weekend at the formers cottage at huntsville it was the occasion of mrs hares birthday the september meeting of the garrett evening auxiliary met in the church on wednesday evening sept 14 miss gladys brooks led in the worship service and mrs h lee offered prayer mrs k camp bell sang the theme song of 1949 mrs s w hastings introduced the new study book growing with the years telling of the achieve ments of the united church in the first quarter century a solo by mrs c brillinger was much appreciated mrs c nolan and miss anne lehman rendered two beautiful numbers on the piano and organ mrs j m storey pre sided scott fail fair at uxbridge on wednesday sept 28 is a live stock event very popular with the farmers and attracts big crowds note the day and write w o webster udora secretary for any particulars the big silo on the farm of roy robertson in the oshawawhitby district cracked open a few days ago when the fodder weight proved too much steel bands were obtain ed in an effort to stop further bulging being of cement the silo is rather difficult to repair weekend friends at the maurice shupe main st east were mr wes steckley bethesda mr and mrs robt coleman gait and mr and mrs leighton coleman kitch ener local and personal happenings the first meeting of the united church mission band will be held on friday this week in the church basement after school a special business meeting of the womens institute will be held on thursday evening sept 22 at 8 oclock in tne municipal hall all members are asked to attend the reason women outlive men is that they wear illfitting shoes and the ensuing constant pain keeps their minds off their troubles visitors this week at spruce villa were mr and mrs john richard and phyllis from ford- wich mr john honsberger from hamilton mr w reaman rich mond hill mr and mrs willis stouffer of mount dennis mr and mrs c woodward jimmie june of baby point and gordon barkey toronto and mr rev and mrs h s mailman left on monday for new dundee to attend the annual conference of the united missionary churches in ontario likewise mr isaac lehman the alternate delegate will represent the stouffville church in lieu of mr lambert stouffer who is unable to attend the conference opened on tuesday and will continue through the week friends will be pleased to learn that miss ruth badgero who was injured in a motor accident weeks ago was removed from the brier- bush hospital on friday to her home in the west end of town one lower limb and one arm are still useless but it is expected that in a couple of weeks the patient may be able to move about by- the aid of crutches the mothercraft advice room will be open in the united church basement on tuesday sept 27 from 1130 pm to 5 pm all mothers and babies welcome stanley theatre september film festival stouffville ontario two shows nightly 730 and 930 pm saturday continuous showing commencing 700 pm friday saturday september 23 24 youll die laughing ul ibe wolf man played by ion chaney dracula played by bela lugosi tie monster played by glenn strange mrs frank tate guelph was visiting her parental home mr and mrs frank riches over the weekend both mrs tate and her husband are on the guelph teach ing staff and mrs tate has morn ing classes only because of the tremendous overcrowding after christmas the big new school in guelph is expected to be ready when all such inconvenience is likely to end in guelph at least dr s- t bodendistel left mon day evening on a trip to winnipeg and expects to be away about a week the local vet will be accom panied by a member of his pro fession from guelph since they will be attending a convention in the western city next tuesday evening sept 27 will be the final open night for stores in stouffville until another season at least this arrangement is the established custom in town in recent years the open tuesday night during the summer must have been greatly appreciated by the farmers judging by the big crowds in town during these even ings and in addition merchants tell the press that sales were usually good 4 glorious days a mon tues wed thur september 26 27 28 29 gospel preachers get around two ministers of the gospel reached home here in stouffville last week from long journeys abroad rev d davis returned from england and rev wm a rae missionary returned from japan where he had gone on a hurried trip a year ago this missionary pastor when he return ed from japan three years ago purchased a residence on obrien avenue when he was called out of furlough to make another journey to the orient at the united church sunday morning the congregation would have overflowed the main part of the church only an untimely downpour of rain halted many from being present who wished to be on hand for the first service on trie return of their pastor rev d davis who had spent six weeks in england on monday evening members of the congregation and mr and mrs davis enjoyed a social evening in the church base ment when lunch and a program filled a happy few hours with a talk by mr davis on his overseas trip weddings irwin allen a very pretty wedding took place in toronto at the home of the brides parents on saturday sept 10 when fanny ada eldest daughter of mr and mrs frank allen was united in marriage to stanley oswell son of mrs bertha irwin and the late samuel irwin of stouffville rev fred nichol son officiated given in marriage by her father the bride looked lovely in a street length gown of turquoise blue crepe and wore a corsage the brides only attendant was her sister mrs frank galloway who wore a gown of pink taffeta and a corsage the groom was attended by mr frank galloway at the reception the brides mother received wearing navy figured silk crepe dress with cor sage who was assisted by the grooms mother wearing navy figured silk crepe and corsage amidst showers of confetti the happy couple left on a trip to the states on their return they will reside in toronto markham man chooses stoufkvilie bride the home of mrs john oboyle stouffville was decorated with pink and white garden flowers for the wedding of her daughter margaret elizabeth glover and allan thomas paterson of mark- ham on sept 17th at 3 pm rev douglas davis officiated at the ceremony given in marriage by her brother mervin glover of dundas the bride wore a pale blue gabardine suit and navy blue accessories with a corsage of gardenias and sweetheart roses she wore a brilliant choker and earrings a gift of the groom mrs bruce hazlewood of toronto cousin of the bride was brides maid wearing a navy blue taffeta suit and pink accessories with a corsage of sweetheart roses miss gail glover niece of the bride was flower girl wearing a royal blue rayon gabardine suit and match ing accessories carrying a nose gay of yellow and white mums and pink roses murray graham of markham was best man and walter oboyle usher the reception was held at the home of the brides mother the brides mother received in a navy blue faille crepe dress and corsage of american beauty roses receiv ing for the groom was his aunt mrs f wright of woodbridge wearing a wine suit and corsage of talisman roses for travelling to the usa the bride wore her wedding suit and carried a navy blue top coat the happy couple will reside in mark- ham one nice feature was a telegram of congratulations received from the macdonald family of barrhead po scotland who were real friends to the groom while over seas over 400 students attend the markhamstouffville high school area with schools at stouffville and markham villages miss wendy workman late of toronto now of ballantrae and her guests from philadelphia were guests at the granite club on wednesday afternoon mr ira aldred of port perry was in town on tuesday mr aldred will be remembered as manager of the goodall seed co which oper ated here until the firm moved to the scugog lakeside keep in mind the annual toggery sale of the stouffville nursery school to be held satur day sept 24 and oct 1 in the municipal hall from 130 to 9 pm about seventy neighbors and friends gathered at the home of mrs bertha irwin island lake on friday evening to tender a shower for mr and mrs stanley irwin in honor of their recent marriage a number of lovely and useful gifts were received for which they thank all the kind friends following the shower lunch was served also a chivaree was witnessed at the horticultural society meeting on friday sept 23 in the united church basement mrs win timbers will show slides of horticultural interest and other local talent mr russell wideman of markham will judge the exhibits the prize money for the august show will be given out rev and mrs w h fuller of jarvis ontario were in town this week staying with mr and mrs william morris east of town it was the occasion of the 21st wecld- in anniversary for the former presbyterian pastor and his wife and the 20th anniversary for mr and mrs morris it has been the custom for these friends to spend this special occasion together now for some years with hen fruit at a stiff price according to the toronto dailies the egg and i are parting com pany and the sale is reported sharply down since housewives feel they cannot use them in the same proportion they have been accustomed to everything else is up of course yet when items like butter and eggs that are daily fare on the menu rise to present scale costsit is peihaps felt more keenly than the fact a suit of clothes once selling for 24 now costs 60 and 70 it is not just the same articles that one buys once a year may soar without much complaint but when articles that are in great consump tion show the same increase it does mean more produce dealers say eggs have reached the top so lets still enjoy our bacon and eggs for breakfast axnonunce marriage banns the banns were read in the united missionary church on sun day morning by rev h s hall- man for the approaching marriage of norma stover second youngest daughter of mr and mrs ambrose stover of stouffville and donald brown of hamilton son of mr and mrs a v brown of alder- shot the announcement was an interesting event of the morning worship period since it is perhaps the first occasion in which the con tracting parties of this church in stouffville nave chosen to an nounce the banns in preference to the common custom of using the marriage license form the brown- stover wedding will be solemnized on saturday oct 1 at 5 pm delight rul holiday ended mr and mrs ira rusnell and mr and mrs stanley lewis returned over the weekend from an extended motor trip to the west coast covering 7500 miles during their holiday they made their first stop at port arthur where they visited with percy rusnell whom his brother had not seen in 35 years they would not have recog nized each other on the street it was admitted since their gen eral appearance runs in quite the opposite direction percy is tall slim and those who know stouff- villes constable will know at once he does not conform to such specification pushing on to flin flon they visited harold rusnell another brother spent some time with a sister at trout creek and on a bright july day landed in edmonton from here they went to calgary with side trips to lake louise and banff from vancouver they tripped to port kell to see a cousin gilford lewthwaite at edmonton it might have been mentioned they met heber rusnell who was in stouff ville 11 years ago for his mothers funeral on the return journey the party headed south into washington idaho and montana turning north to swift current and pitman regina then to reverse about 40 miles north of the manitobaus border soon they found them selves in the states again heading for sarnia and home despite the well loaded car and the long jour ney mr rusnells chev stood up splendidly without engine trouble of any kind two new tires were required during his absence law and order had been maintained in town by the able assistance of markham township police force constables wideman and shep herd it was a delightful holiday probably the only one of its kind we shall ever experience said mr rusnell describing his vacation from town when a machine is well oiled it makes the least noise with humans its just the opposite giliiiiiif david butler r e the ijintnci- home home of the edward lintner family in town for 35 years on main street east end has been sold to henry dyck who intends to remodel the house mr lintner and his youngest son george intend to make their home with an elder son harry who lives in the west end of stouffville mr lint ner is away much of his time and george will continue his education in town the lintner home is a well known stopping place for many friends and relatives who always found a cordial welcome mrs limners sudden death brought about the great change at this time the house is one of the oldest in town standing on one of the best lots on main street it was once the residence of the late dr s freel and is capable of beinf remodelled into a highly desirable structure the dispersion of the lintner family through the march of years is regrettable to the neighbors who had known them so long this home gave three sons to the last war one of them being a dieppe prisoner and one was wounded with the sale of the house mr lintner intends to hold a public auction sale of furniture shortly and which will be announced prob ably elsewhere in this issue by auctioneer walter atkinson bride unattended because of fathers death amid baskets of autumn flowers a quiet wedding took place at the home of mrs beach and the late wm beach when their daughter evelyn ruth became the bride of james newton rae son of mr and mrs stewart rae of lemonville rev norman rowan officiated due to the recent bereavement in the brides family the bride entered the living room alone to the strains of the wedding march softly played by mrs david clarke the bride- wore a white slipper satin gown with fitted bodice and full skirt with lace peplum her fingertip veil was held in place by a seed pear coronet she carried a cascade of red roses with fern and wore a strand of pearls the gift of the groom miss laura beach sister of the bride was maid of honor wearing pink taffeta gown with matching headdress and carrying pink gladioli with blue cornflowers miss dorothy beach youngest sister of the bride was bridesmaid wearing a blue taffeta gown with matching headdress and carrying pink gladioli with blue cornflowers mr garnet rae cousin of the groom was best inan during the signing of the register mrs ivan maclaughlin sang recause accompanied by miss jean harrison niece of the bride for the reception held at the home the brides mother received wearing dark navy crepe with black accesories and corsage of yellow roses she was assisted by the grooms mother wearing wine crepe with black accessories and corsage of yellow roses a buffet luncheon was served to about fifty guests after which the bride and groom left amid showers of con- ffeti and good wishes for a wedd ing trip to ottawa and the thou sand islands for travelling the bride chose a grey suit with navy accessories when leaving the bride wished her cascade of roses be placed on her fathers grave after their return the couple will reside at lemonville simple detail the word for fall the new smart hairdos are sleek to the crown close to the nape and ac cented with some simple detail to give them the important air that characterizes the new look make your appointment now for your new fall permanent mtie jack cmcusieuuta phone 176w main st stouffville youth for christ stouffville presbyterian church saturday 800 pm 800 pm sharp land of the pharoahs vale of kashmir 820 pm song time with mr rowan leading in song testimony quizzes questions and answers special numbers for your enjoyment by garf brown the betz sisters and marion barkey at the piano 920 pm closing film answer for anne the heartgripping story of a dp bringing a challenge to every church and individual do unto others as you would be done by oposeeooooooocxxwooaoooooqogooqoe