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the tribune stotlffvth ont thursday february 4 1954 ml pisgah spring isnt 100 far away according to a local resident who informed your correspondent that he saw a crow on saturday of last week mr and mrs ian reid were guests at the wedding of miss libby morris and mr murray kash at the town house in toronto on sunday january 31st mr and mrs william milne and family of toronto were sunday visitors of mrs william botham mr and mrs clarence foote and family of cedar valley were sunday dinner guests of the roy smiths sunday visitors with mr and mrs russ ellas and family were mr and mrs william whitty john and evelyn and mr and mrs karn and daughter all of altona mrs richard has been suffer ing from a heavy cold for sever al weeks best wishes for a complete recovery are extended to her from all her friends mr and mrs harold botham and sons visited with her parents mr and mrs frank allen in toronto on sunday the gormley branch of the womens institute held the january meeting in the home of mrs r c baycroft on wednes day jan 27th and regardless of the very stormy day there were fifteen members present presi dent mrs james macdonald pre sided mrs bernard kays was nominated to see what could be done about forming a girls garden club the remainder of the watkins products was dis posed of mrs baycroft pro vided the program and some interesting tweedsmuir material was read mrs jack gamble gave a reading there was an interesting contest followed by piano selections by miss dorothy baycroft and master bobbie baycroft refreshments were then served the wa will meet at the home of mrs r c baycroft on wednesday february 10th at 230 pm roll call xante a fruit of the spirit the devotional will be given by mrs chester pattenden and mrs norman brown will provide the program all are welcome the whitchurch home and school association will meet in ss xo 7 on monday evening feb 8th at s30 pm this is founders night and will be in charge of mrs bernard kays who is planning on having a film followed by a discussion mrs d pollock will be soloist on the program lunch will be in the form of a box social with the ladies providing the boxes and the gentlemen to do the bidding all are welcome mr and mrs ted barlow held a bingo in their home on saturday evening january 30th the proceeds of which went to the whitchurch home and school association there were about thirtyfive players and twentynine dollars were realiz ed lucky prize winners were jits fred kirstein mrs karl offenbeck mr macpherson miss barbara kirstein mrs jim slnith mr ed gimber mr metro sudeyko and mr ray mccarron mrs andy lloyd won the large hamper of groceries donated by aurora iga store the young peoples group held a sleigh riding party on friday evening of last week mr george iboynton supplied his team and sleigh and mr law rence smith his tractor and sleigh participants of this old time means of entertainment numbered thirtyfive following the sleigh ride all returned to the home of mr bernard kays for games and refreshments the gormley wi ladies are sponsoring a progressive euchre at vandorf community hall on friday night feb 12th lunch will be provided also good prizes all are cordially invited to attend stouffvilie bride reeve henry ogden of stouffvilie and his bride the former mrs mary minton are caught by the tribune photographer as they cut the cake follow ing their marriage on sat urday afternoon the cer emony was conducted by rev douglas davis the bride was attired in a navy suit with white hat white and riavv accessories and a corsage of roses and white snapdragon she was attended by doreen ogden in a navy suit with turquoise and navy acces sories and corsage of ros es and white snapdragon charles minton acted as groomsman a wedding supper was held at the grooms home following the ceremony and the cou ple left on a honeymoon trip to florida peaches altona mrs sam goudie spent tues day with mrs m blinker and children mrs rob lewis suffered a nasty tumble down the stairs in her homo last week mr and mrs john tsun of toronto have been visiting mr and mrs lon blizzard for a few days enroute to business one day last week mr george mcclev- erty had the misfortune to come into collision with ano ther car glad to report that no one was seriously injured except their new ford visitors at the nelson smith home over sunday included mr and mrs patrick pitt of newmarket the sympathy of the com munity is extended to mr and mrs harry warriner in the loss of their father mr wil- mot warriner mr warriner has lived in this community for over 50 years and will be greatly missed on tuesday two representa tives of peaches wms mrs henry miller and mrs jack nigh journeyed to toronto to attend the toronto east pres bytery wm3 annual meeting held at kimbourne united church mr and mrs joseph deavitt were visiting the miller fam ilies on sunday the peaches young people held a sunday evening meet ing at the church miss elva kirk and graham frisby were in charge of the service fractured her arm last week winners at the euchre par ty last friday night were mrs f disney and mr win evans the mens club will meet on monday night feb 8th this will be a supper meeting of meat pie etc followed by a special program the wa will meet on wed feb 10th at the home of mrs cecil jones mrs lome jones is in charge of the meeting roll call an item on valen tine we are glad to hear that mr walter carson is somewhat improved following his accid ent a week ago sunday mr and mrs lewis jones spent saturday evening with mr and mrs art hayes in toronto balsam and mt zion friends are sorry to hear that mis- polina white sister of mrs wp jones fell and pine orchard miss teressa orourke in jured her ankle at school last week and is now in a cast miss betty colbourne at pre sent is boarding in newmark et with her girl friend miss joan tidman mrs george sproxton held a shower at her home in hon our of our newly weds mr and mrs ray lundy many lovely gifts were received by the young couple a wolf was seen on the farm of geo crawford on the 6th line just north of cedar valley recently we welcome the byrnes fa mily into our community ha ving bought the hendry home markham preparing new hog bylaw wf riley solicitor appear ed before markham township council on monday and asked that council repeal their tran sportation bylaw which pro hibited the hauling of garbage on township roads the re quest arose through councils attempts to curtail the keep ing of hogs in an alleged un sanitary condition on the 8th etin and which had raised the ire of a number of residents there only recently messrs frank and john robb led a delega tion before council presenting a petition to ban the thomp son swill- feeding establish ment on the sth con solicitor lucas told council that such a petition had no legal ability to do what the petitioners wish ed to do he further stated that the township could be zoned to restrict the keeping of hogs but could not discrim inate against any particular in dividual he also said that there were means of regulat ing the keeping of swine in a defined area and council a- greed that their solicitor should proceed along this line in pre paring a new bylaw the matter of prohibiting dogs running at large also came up for discussion and mr lucas was requested to prepare a bylaw to restrict these dogs in the area of the 1st concession south of no 7 highway ard from the rich mond hill boundary to the jail farm property foxes running wild the foxes are running wild in the unionville area mr j weir told council on monday he said that they were killin chickens and between the fox es and coons it would soon be impossible to grow sweet corn or keep chickens on range he went on to say that only mon day one man had bagged four foxes theres not much use in buying pheasants for the fox es to kill off declared mr weir clerk chas hoover reveal ed that s85 in bounty had been recently paid in one week by markham council agreed that as mark ham is crown game preserve the dept of game should be tsked if it would be possible to hold a fox hunt and possib ly bring in some toronto hunt clubs ringwood we are sorry to report that mrs ed lawrenson and little russell fockler are suffering the effects of nasty tumbles in which each sustained a broken arm the ladies excelsior class met at mrs walter piphers on thursday the theme of the program was faith and the pioneers mr and mrs fred steckley visited on saturday with mr and mrs victor brown and family near ibarrie mumps are prevalent in our school section at the present time the missionary endeavour meeting was held at the home of mr and mrs roy grove on monday evening with an at tendance of twenty two residents of ringwood may have their garbage collected every week by contacting mr don lehman stouffvilie greenwood the regular meeting of the evening auxiliary of the v ms was held at the home of mr ross disney on wed ev ening jan 27th mrs ciosson led the worship service on the theme the church an im age of the kingdom the pro gram entitled the four k in europe relief reconstruc tion rediscovering the bible and reconciliation was pre sented by mrs f webb mrs c mctaggart mrs c ciosson and miss ormerod plans for articles of clothing for supply work were discussed and tabl ed until the feb meeting oth er general business and a soc ial hour followed the wms meeting for the circuit me at mr glen east woods and miss may browns on thursday afternoon miss glenna minaker of the oshawa hospital was home with her parents over the weekend mrs 1 clarke accompanied by her son harold and mr clarke were in milton last sunday mr r tweedie has had a tv set installed this last week a number of ladies met at the home of mrs reg clarkes to cut out and piece a quilt for the wa those indisposed with colds at present are mrs pascoe mr a morden mr f titter- ton we hope for a speedy re covery mr and mrs bertan wilson and family of toronto were visitors with her mother mrs a pegg recently mrs p wilson called on mrs mary 1airgrieve of whitby who has not been feeling up to the mark lately the wa will meet at mrs p clarkes on thursday after noon feb 11th at 2 oclock mrs m peggs group has the worship service the yps met at the milt on pegg home last sunday ev ening with len waltham do ing the program next sunday evenings meeting will be at the church in the form of a fireside meeting and are asking other yps to join them glen major mr and mrs jim peddie and freddie claromont visit ed sunday with mr and mrs joe jones lots of skiers on the hills after a good fall of snow mr allan jones spent the weekend in newmarket sorry to hear miss eleanor johnson is in the hospital af ter falling on her knee while skating hope for a speedy re covery miss betty fiss toronto was home for the weekend mr and mrs ralph faulk ner spent friday with the jones mr george nokes toronto spent the weekend at his home mrs frank nokes bobby and dennis spent one evening last week with mr and mrs ed redshaw claromont mrs gowan ferguson and rg ferguson toronto spent the weekend at glen gowan mr and mrs doleman to ronto spent the weekend at their cottage here mr and mrs jim jones and shirley spent sunday with mrs f walls brooklin ikkk tangles ix wire fence a deer was found caught in a wire fence on a farm t miles east of uxbridge on 47 highway recently apparently the deer had been trying to jump the fence and became en tangled willis jarvis of blackwater reported the incident to con stable wilton opp who went to investigate when he arriv ed the animal was very badly hurt caused by its struggles to get free and it was decided that it must be put out of its misery the deer was brought in to horns meat market and later was handed over to the game warden ben smith of port perry animals which have to be jigger hit by car three ka1lmex hurt three canadian national railways section men were hurled into a ditch and in jured on thursday when their jigger was struck by a car at a level crossing near zeph yr william couper 61 of mt albert the section foreman received head injuries elmer comer 53 of zephyr had an arm and leg broken and bert longhurst 53 was shaken up bruce harrison driver of the car said it skidded on the icy road when he braked disposed of as in the above in stance are used in some of the countyrun institutions for food with the local churches st james presbyterian church stouffville rev d r mckillcan b a- sunday february 7 1954 10 am morning worship stouffville united church rev douglas davis minister sunday february 7 1954 10 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evening worship canadian girls tn training annual vesper service guest speaker rev g robins ba tues 7 pm cubs wed feb 10 evening aux iliary thurs 230 pm wms meeting devotions miss win nie llutcheson study book mrs s hastings special mus ic at this meeting thurs 4 pm explorers thurs 1 pm mission band thur 7 pm cgit thurs s pm choir vote saturday feb 13th the cgit holds a home hakin and candy sale also afternoon tea if absence makes the heart grow fonder the church must have many friends christian memorial church lewis eakin ba pastor sunday february 7 1954 1000 am sunday school 11 am worship service the fifth in the series on the life of christ pertaining to the resurrection 730 pm evangelistic service guest speaker mr gus am brose director toronto yfc he will be accompanied by the melody men and tenor soloist johnny ambrose dont miss this wed 8 pm midweek service in the home of miss nora stapleton studies cont in galatians fri 7 pm childrens rally our children will want to at tend sermon in a second the door to the room of suc cess swings on the hinges of opposition cigaretti- butts deers want a home freezer read this i join our freezer food plan 5000 installs a freezer and 3 months supply of food in your home no canning no shopping no parcels to carry- all makes all sizes woods international harvester amana gilson only highest quality foods of your choice red blue brand ucef guaranteed bulk quantity prices 5 yrs guarantee free home delivery free service parts 5 yrs fruits vegetables juices steaks chops roasts poultry fish it costs you no more for freezer food than you now pay for food alone let us show you how no obligation the frosty food bank phone stouffvilie 166 1971 avenue road toronto ma 112s pickering 392j4 united missionary church rev h shantz minister sunday february 7 1954 mount joy 10 am sunday school 11 am emmanuel bible col lege mrs gordon wlshart a girls trio will visit our churches 730 pm emmanuel bible col lege thurs 8 pm prayer meeting dickson hill 10 am emmanuel bible col lege mrs gordon wishart will speak u am sunday school tues 8 pm prayer meeting christ church anglican rev fj bournes rector sunday february 7 1934 5th after epiphany 14 5 pm sunday school 230 pm- holy communion tues 730 pm jgg fri s00 pm choir practice mon feb s s pm social evening thou hast heard my voice lam 356 reformed church of canada dutch meeting held in the fellowship centre iemonville pastor c m eelman sunday february 7 1954 10 am worship service 11 am sunday school stouffville baptist church rev h f branton pastor wed s pm prayer and bi ble study fri- s pm young peoples meeting sunday february 7 1954 1000 am bible school 1100 am the parable of the husbandmen the ordinance of the lords supper will be observed at the close of the morning service 730 pm one spiritual body- in christ the epistle to the ephesians continued goodwood baptist church rev arthur england minister sunday february 7 1954 2 pm sunday school 300 pm worship service thursday evening prayer meet ing at the home of mr and mrs dan wagg all welcome melville bethesda and peaches united churches rev geo e robins ba sunday february 7 1954 10 am peaches 1130 am melville 300 pm bethesda thur feb 4 s pm postponed melville wa will be held at the home of mrs bruce carr special speaker mrs bono of thornhill fri feb 5 s pm bethesda ypu at the home of mrs w empringham mon feb s 8 pm official board meeting in melvllla church business important tues feb 9 2 pm peachs wms at the home of mrs geo hoover stouffvilie the fellowship op evangel ical baptist churches rev norman rowan pastor sunday february 7 1954 second markham 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship mr donald james will speak 730 pm young peoples prayer night tuesdays at 8 pm prayer meeting at the church fri feb 12 valentine social baker hill 130 plm sunday school 230 pm worship service mr donald james will speak thurs s pm prayer meet ing at the home of mr and mrs merlyn baker the beginning of anxiety is the end of faith and the beginning of true faith is the end of anxiety brethren in christ church heise hill gormley pastor bishop a l winger sunday february 7 1954 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship and minis try of gods divine word 700 pm evangelistic wed 730 pm prayer service an invitation is extended to all united- missionary church gormley bethesda rev c e hunking minister sunday february 7 1954 bethesda 1030 morning worship 200 pm sunday school wed evening prayer meet ing gormley 145 pm sunday school 245 preaching 730 young peoples meeting buckie a tame deer needs no radar gadgets to detect the arrival of a tca aircraft at sault ste mar ie airport his instincts in cluding a passion for cig arette butts never fail him and he arrives regu larly to meet the tca pas senger planes buckie has learned to know and trust stewardesses who feed him goodies and tobacco he pays no attention to the arrival of us army or private planes for he knows the take wont be worth the effort stew ardess lois lafrance ma naged to lure buckie into the cameras eye by offer ing him a cigarette after he scorned sugar she has been feeding him since he- was six weeks old buck ie earns his keep by clearing out the ash trays in the airports lunch counter bloomington and ringwood christian churches rev g w brown pastor sunday february 7 1954 bloomlngton 10 am sunday school 1100 am worship fri s pm christian en deavour special birthday service ringwood 10 am sunday school 730 pm worship mon s pm christian endea vour prayer meeting altona 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic rev f huson speaker wed 8 pjn prayer meeting at the home of isaac lehman all are cordiallv invited to attend those services stouffville united missionary church rev fgitlusoii jtilnlstcr thurs evening 8 pm pray er service fri 8 pm wms meeting at the home of mrs jos hoover mill st sunday february 7 1954 10 am sunday school bring your bible 1100 am worship subject the beauty of holiness is the beauty of chrlstllkencss 730 pm evangelistic mon 8 pm mena missionary fellowship speaker mr soth a rohrcr of elkhart ind altona 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic bev f g huson speaker thought for today dont mark down the date yon forgave a man for you might rub it out