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the tribune stouffville on thursday april 16 195 service quality growm was exceptfonaf- morteify tery tow- cv fulopep uk iv i uiastokah to ived makiov ivkl0ox says jas pilkington dtrir sirs xc fed fulopep chick starter this yeir and en joyed exceptional results in fact some visitors hesi tated to believe us when i we told the age of the j birds as they looked over j our growing flock growth was exceptionally j good and we enjoyed very 1 low mortality figures on j a rlock of 1600 birds siuned jis pilkingtoni mi brydges onui our local and personal happenings mr 1 have ork and mrs norman baker j been holidaying m new for a few days new development followed this modern bungalow feed the oatmealbase chick starter flflopep chick starter stiver bros marion elizabeth we- iiti daughter of mr and mr franklin riches stouffville will become the bride of dr william den nis blastdrab son of the late mr and mrs bernard blastorah may i in new man chapel stouffville phone 61501 or 45 aaas constable jan vanderkobij opp is taking up residence with his family on church st in the former andy forson house just north of manitoba st the officer and his family have been living in new market daylight savin time ijeuiining daylight savins time be gins this year in stouffville on april 20th at mondays regular meet ing of council a resolution was passed setting the date for the efficial beginning of daylight saving time in stouffville at sunday april26th i s t will continue locally until the 27th of september this time it is understood conforms with thcniajoritv of d s t periods throughout the country for all the news of local in- terest lake out a subscription to the tribune at the recent davenport sacred music festival miss marv lou katclifv daughter ot mr and mrs floyd rat- cliff was successful in winn ing a gold medal in the piano class under twelve years she was also honored in receiving the united steel s23c0 scho iarship for piano hymn play ing marv lou is a pupil of miss 11a weighill now is the time of year iien folks are turning to her jiis and gardens and ihinking of landscape improve- iij don lewis of stduff- c whose adv appears in lie tribune is an expert at this business and it will pay i you to contact him he has a choice lot of holland stock shrubs and bushes of various types for sale in stouffville phone today the local oddfellows lodge will hold their final euchre for the season this friday night special grand prize for the series laciies and gents also regular euchre prizes for the evening the affair is in aid of the ioof c p fund roug outdoor shoe c all the family sisman scampers lehmans shoes stouftvillo ontario wedding tvmimjkil frkkl a wedding of interest was solemnized in the stouffville 1 nited church of margaret elaine frcel to mr archibald moore campbell son of mr and mrs adf campbell of arnprior the bride is the daughter of dr and mrs her bert freel and granddaughter of the late dr ira freel and the late dr w r nichols rev douglas davis officiated mrs charles xolan was organ ist and mrs donald chadwick was soloist the bride given in marriage by her father wore a gown of heavy silver white satin fash ioned with moulded bodice and long sheath sleeves the wide neckline was offset by the yoke of sheer illusion and edged with a deep tulle bertha accented with tiny rosettes the very full skirt fell in deep folds from a scalloped waistline fanning out to a chapel train her long veil of illusion tulle was caught to a scalloped brim and she carried white and pink rosettes and sweet peas miss bettyjean freel sister of the bride and miss eileen jackson were her attendants both chose baller inalength dresses in a lilac shade of silk organza styled with tight bodices and bouff ant skirts with accessories in primrose they carried shades of blue sweetpeas in semi- cascade form mr lloyd freel brother of the bride was best man and the ushers were dr donald davis and mr gerald neumann the reception was held at the home of the brides par ents mrs freel received in a queen blue floorlength dress with matching accessories and mrs campbell mother of the groom wore a navy blue floorlength dress with pink accessories for travelling the bride wore a miron tan threepiece suit with chartreuse accessor ies after a wedding trip to the united states the couple will live in arnprior mr ford h severa ird mrs harold spof- ve returned home after week- vacationing in hern states police number lliatigfd the telephone number for the ontario provincial police otlke in stouffville has been changed to 230 residents should kindly take note the cgit girls are having a springtime tea on saturday afternoon april issii from 3 to 5 pm in the united church nursery school room there will also be a sate of home baking you can get rennie garden eeds either packaged or bulk a houstons hexall drug store don cadieux local express driver reports that may flow ers are blooming and had a nice bouquet picked during the weekend to prove it this week sees another of those great one cent sales at houstons rexall drug store the sale is now on and will continue for the balance of this week frigidaire cooking school sponsored by the stouffville business professional wo mens club is this thursday evening in the veterans hall theres a grand prize of a frigidaire refrigerator harry goldens clothing store has thirty hoys suits to clear at just half the original price read about them in this weeks display and about the host of new spring togs now on display at this popular clothing store maple leaf auto sales are announcing in this issue a gigantic spring sale of used cars and trucks if youre in the market for a good vehicle it will pay you to look over the maple leaf offerings in this issue many new homes have followed the erection of this modern bungalow the home of mr and mrs norman obovle harold st stouffville the obovle home opened a new era of modern home building in town which has seen three complete sub divisions tilled with new houses and others in the planning stage a considerable building development has sprung up surrounding the obovle residence and nearby a new modern school building will -lie- erected this year the house is of sand brick with red trim and is set off by the wonderful ad vantage of the spacious lawns which stretch to the west and south mr and mrs albert smatlev spent the weekend with mr and mrs c e kramer of peterborough workmen were busy last weekend installing more than tne hundred new mail boxes in the local post office the everincreasing population has steadily increased the demand for boxes steve thomson spent the easter holidays in owen sound and with his brother near chatsworth messrs cec hendricks geo allison and all mole of the chamber of commerce executive councillor elmer daniels reeve henry ogden and publisher chas xolan met members of the panel of experts on town planning who addressed the meeting here on thursday evening at the summit view restaurant on vonge st where the toronto men were entertained to sup per followed by a tour of stouffville word was received here last week of the sudden passing in lloydminster alta on april 9th of frederick merlin mord- en son of the late wilford mor- den of stouffville he has been a resident of this western town for the past ten years and is survived by his wife irene and two children carol of toronto and terry of lloydminster burial service was conducted for the deceas ed at lloydminster on tuesday evening mrs harry schell was hostess at a miscellaneous shower in hon our of miss marion weldon whose marriage takes place early in may l w herbert of goodwood united church is one of twentynine graduates of emmanuel college who will receive their degree on may oth at bloor st united church jack brawley who was kill ed in a plane crash last week in quebec will be recalled by folks here as a former member of the standard bank staff some twentyfive years ago deceased was also a foreman at the ajax munitions plant during the war he is survived by his wife a son and a daugh ter friends in stouffville will bo interested in the business change in the corner store at claremont the new owner is bert galloway formerly of stouffville and presently of toronto the galloway family will be recalled as onetime east end residents on the cemetery lane byrfivfierea granulated sugar 5 lbs 44 blue cheer ige pkg 35 metcalfes tomato juice aylmer peaches halves 20 oz tins 2 for 25 20 oz tin sun joy corn 20 oz tins 23 2 for 29 spring housecleaning sale bulldog steel wool 6 roll pkg 14 spic span small pkg 29 large pkg 75 aero no rubbing wax pint ajax cleanser 43 15 fruits vegetables california navel oranges size 220s doz 39c grapefruit seedless 5 for 29 bananas 2 lbs 35 spinach pop i brand pkg 15 bugs bunny carrots pkg 15 carload groceteria clerk to remain at a special meeting on sat urday to settle the question of who was going to fill the posi tion of clerktreasurer for stouffville council prevailed upon mr garfield brown to reconsider his decision to leave the position with the result that there will be no change in the clerk treasure- ship fund xow over s700 the easter seal fund spon sored by the stouffville lions club for aid to crippled child ren has now passed the s700 mark lion harold spofford in charge of the campaign re ported to the club on monday evening that the total now stood at 705 present at a dinner party on saturday evening at the home of mr and mrs norman nigh charles street were mr and mrs j a wilson of toronto mr and mrs leo niddery of aurora mr and mrs harry eade of mount albert mr and mrs douglas nigh of armitage and mr and mrs stephen eade and shirley of gormley the event was the 32nd wedding anniversary of mr and mrs j a wilson stouffvile visitors in buff alo and rochester were quite numerous during the past weekend and included the following mrs carl boadway mrs l c murphy and sons miss doreen ogden miss mar ion murphy miss helen gou- die lome boadway dereck chadwick mr and mrs mau rice halsted mr howard mal- loy mr and mrs lambert malloy and family toronto east rural young people met for their presby tery spring rally in stouff ville united church on satur day after a banquet provided by the womans association of the church evelyn lapp led them in singing followed by an inspirational address by rev elgin rintoul of vroo- manton the following officers were elected president louise ryan vice president john lock secretary mary mccow- an treasurer jim murison evangelism catherine whet- ter stewardship john lock missions marion atkinson recreation trevour watson leadership training david crone publications eleanor whetter geo lee popular resident here 40 yrs stouffville lost one of her most esteemed citizens last week in the passing of george t lee at his home on main st friday april 10th 1953 he was in his 81st year al though mr lee has been in failing health for some time his sudden passing came as a shock to relatives and friend george as he was familiar ly known was born in picker ing township and farmed in that locality for sixteen years prior to coming to stouffville during his time here he was pssocated with ratcliff co for many years until a few years ago he and mrs lee were very active in the affairs of the town and mr lee ivss at one time councillor here mr lees cheery smile and ready wit made him a great favourite wherever he went he is survived by his wife who will continue to make her home in stouffville the funeral- on monday afternoon was conducted from 0ineiils funeral chapel by rev g davidson assisted by rev douglas davis floral tributes banked the casket in profusion bearing mute evid ence of the esteem held for the deceased pallbearers were glenn ratcliff gordon ratcliff chas gostick win connor evans ward and guy rut- ledge interment was made in claremont cemetery friends and relatives were present at the funeral from a distance and included mr russel madill of detroit and mr j h madill of harrow also fred of toronto brothers of mrs lee mr and mrs gary richardson and son boyer us air force roan oke va also friends and relatives from cooksville bowmanville port credit toronto uxbridge and other centres two carloads of local odd fellows were in cannington on monday evening visiting the foof branch there which has been restored to new quarters following a disas trous lire several mouths ago stouffville public school board placed a request for use of accommodation in the stouffville public school for the operation of a junior group on saturday mornings rev frank huson on behalf of an inter denominational bible school here requested the use of the building ifor two weeks during the summer months both requests were tabled for further consider ation when the board met this week june smith and harrv hunt of stouffville high school will represent the local lions club at the zone oratorical contest in aurora this week the two young people spoke before a regular meeting of the local club on monday evening june on the subject a test of courage and harry on racial prejudice lion presi dent neil smith presided both young people were given cash prizes mr and mrs herbert dish- ley formerly of toronto now residents of markham have sold their summer home at ballantrae this lovely oroom bungalow was built for them in 1933 insulbrick was a new building material then and their house was the first one in the district with it it was a novelty then and people passing by would stop and ask permission to inspect it few people had hydro in at that time and the dishleys had to sign a twentyyear contract before connection was made to their house they always enjoyed shopping in stouffville and mr dishley a retired printer is a frequent visitor to the tribune office mtwwittinwwimmtnmm john mathcwori prop we deliver phone 280 stouffville youth for christ saturday at 745 pm 2nd markham baptist 745 piano prelude by phyllis paisley 8 pm song service led by bert and including special numbers from the yfc mens choir the bethesda girls trio along with allan and john stouffer on their instruments 830 broadcast time 915 film the shield of faith tune in sunday cklb oshawa 905 am rally echoes 920 featuring the stouffville united missionary girls choir cfor orillia 145 pm cktb st catharines 215 pm n rowan director eaxxxx33xzexx2exsxxx2sesass3332s 033035303 we can supply your complete fencing needs come and see in us for your spring requirements stouffville coop phone 269