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j prof hollman quality ser ice spend an enjoyable evening as guests of stiver bros swift canadian company ltd heal about the latest developments in feeding and management of poultry and livestock movies speakers door prixes coffee sandwiches cake veeranshaliwedmar23 s pm toam more you must learn more ccjmnow cwmci iheiil tltek sarx moth protection i our new odorless dry cleaning service avd ouriisy season get your household leaning draries curtains chesterlield covers etc in now gaient storage a our plant is guaranteed gogvooi residents please take note our agent at goodwood is taylors general store service monday thursday aida cleaners phob13 stouftville cheap meals in england local tourist reports th stouuvihe trbunt thursday march ikss rs local and personal happenings shorehsmtyiiaio that shoajont z and the regular meeting of the stouffville loof w be held on monday evening march 2 engii to wit the bathroom dear editor and friend- since we have been tn ens- we had a nice trip over from land we have struck the mo france thev have much bet- terrible weather we usually pofeor wiliarti hallman the director of the seminary singers and head of the de partment of church music at re seminary js a graduate of westminster choir col lege princeton new jersey and of wiiharnette univers ity salem oreaon professor hallman has directed college choirs for twenty years and hi- choirs have gained their popularity and reputation on the basis of artistic perform ance and spiritual interpreta tion the choir will present a service of sacred zong in the united church saturday evening at 730 at which the public are cordially invited the service sponsored by the stouffvilie united mis- sionarv church holstein club banquet the york county holstein club is holding its annual ban quet in the united church hail at markhani on thursday mar 24th guest speaker will be mr bruce smith popular radio personality on cjbc tickets are available through the di rectors of the club travel treats or ateh mpgrr nor jay 1480 sudry 1910 sauste marie 2930 tickets and information at snowballs barber shop phone 270j2 ter ships than they naa a few years ago it certainly was a great rehef to be able to ask for directions in the english language and get them the fields and farms in eng land are biaeer than in france france has a much greater number of small properties at leat in farming the trarsc in london doesnt seem nearly so fast as it is in paris and it is twice as easy to get across a busy street xo- body in the world could be more polite than the london police the london subway is clean er faster far more expensive and twice as complicated as the paris subway however i soon got tired of it and since there are far too many stairs to climb i used the buses they are slow and cold but no stairs to climb and you can see a lot from the top of a doubledecker bus four years ago rationing was on but now 1 am amazed at two things the butcher shops are full of carcasses of sheep and hogs and quarters of beef also the prices are so low the english people grumble about the high cost of living but then it is a normal state of af fairs for the british to grum ble a dinner which costs 150 in paris is only 75 cents in lon don and the tablecloth cut lery teacups and so forth are very much more nicely prepar ed we had some really nice dinners for 50 cents each and 1 was sorry to leave the wait resses in london have delight ful voices they articulate so clearly i dont wonder at so many english girls getting good positions in toronto i hink it is the voice that does it there is a wonderful lot of house building going on throughout the suburbs of lon don for an area of 50 miles around they are really nice houses although they have one fatal defect no heating sys tem it has snowed for the last three days and it is no pleasure to lie in bed in the morning and see your breath rise in the cold air most of the people use a hot water bottle in the bed but i prefer the hot water with some tea and sugar in it and put it into my tummy instead of into the bed j the hotels in france all had central heating but our hotel in london didnt and the first night we nearly froze to death in the morning we found a small gas heater with a gas- meter in the corner into which we put a shilling but shillings worth of gas wont burn all night so one of us had to get up at 2 oclock in the morning and put another shilling into the gas meter to prevent the fire going nut but the fire was so small and the room so big that we were still cold sometimes the coldest room in any english house is always the mr john baxter of picker ing was a sunday visitor at the home of mr joe mertens i hals snack bar is open for 1 business again after re-ovat- ling and enlarging the premises this westend eatery has under gone a modern facelifting relatives mr and mrs erie lehman tt last weekend for a motor ip to georgia and other cs where they will visit mr ben raxiin has returned home and is about hit business premises again after some days n hospital mr and mrs hodgkins from jordan station were weekend visitors at the home of mrs harrv khnck mr john birkett visited with his brother mr will birkett last week and has returned to port perry mr and mrs floyd perkins and fairhly from richmond hill were sunday visitors with mr and mrs o e robbins miss anne martin and her fiance from toronto were week end visitors at the home of john otter is away from his work at smith welding this week due to a mishap last week when a piece of metal lodged in his eye resignations of two mem bers of the local high school staff have been accepted by the board here to be effective this midsummer and replace ments are now being sought by advertisement the two tea chers who will be leaving are miss lanthier and mrs sum ner rind many sowers ou and around i snowdrops crocuses pnmroes and violets at this time of the year i have seen a few of each but for the last week we have had nothing but snow vp in scotland a night or two ago it was 10- below zero helicopters ate dropping food for the sheep xewborn lambs are dying because of be ing outdoors freezing to death right there the highway on which we crme down to the southwest of england was obstructed with i or 7 feet of snow and for half a mile we followed the snow plow then we were able to de tour we hafi planned to run ail over the place but the snow drifts are making it mighty difficult a couple of weeks aeo we went up to london and rent- mrs gtan martin ed a small car called a ford consul not a bad little car very similar to a vanguard but it has a righthanddrive and together with the left hand traffic it is or was a bit awk ward the cost is fairly reason able the charges being si 50 per day plus 5 cents per mile i pay for the gas but not for the oil in the cities i think that the english people are slimmer not quite so fat a the french people however in the coun try districts the people seem to carry a little more flesh we paid a visit to the little country school where i went as a chiiti i was amazed and delighted with what i saw at ii oclock a great big fan of hot cocoa was brought in the teacher set it on the table and the kids all clustered around some with their hats on and others without the students came over from another school where they also enjoyed a cup of steaming hot cocoa at noon the children have a good ho dinner there is a very nice kitchen which supplies some schools that are without one the dinners are taken several miles in heated containers if a family has only one child going to school he pays 10c and if there are two children attending the price is 9 cents if three or more children the price is s cents each of course they pay in english money but i have made it clear by using cents instead of pennies i noticed on the highway that some humorist had put up a sign low bridge 17fi0 yards ahead and sure enough by my speedometer it was exactly one mile to the bridge the highway signs here are among the clearest and best that i have ever seen anywhere ev ery village and hamlet is clear ly marked distances are given to the quarter mile such as blandford 3 miles well i guess ill have to quit so cheerio fred j yacher mr and mrs r f hughes brenda and george of medicine hat aha are at present visit ing with mr hughes parents mr and mrs geo hughes of llovd ave ronald thompson local hgh school student who won the recent lions club oratorical contest here carried fifst hon ours at the district contest in aurora and win now advance to the third round in ohawa there will be a farewell ser vice for rev and mrs ray mond jovce this sunday at 11 am in the baptist church these missionaries are leaving immediately lor iraq a special offering will be received a good audience was on hand at stouffvilie united church on thursday evening when the ambassador choir from to ronto entertained with a tine choral program the commons committee on ejections and privileges agreed last week to examine the feasibility of using voting machine in dominion elec tion- the mechanical device for balloting by which a voter makes his selections by press- ing buttons on a master board and then pulls a eer to com plete his vote casting has been in operation in many united states cities for several years would the ladies who- are saving monarch food carivtis for the explorers of united church please call 32j1 if the have not been collected in fri day march isth tax mills can grind a person down garrett evening auxiliary the march meeting of the garrett evening auxiliary was held in the church parlours the weekly lenten devotional service conducted by rev d davis formed the worship per iod the living christ was the theme of the meditations following the devotional serv ice the first vicepresident miss eva hoover presided two duets by faith no by sight and beautiful bi ble were sung by mrs j m storey and mrs e xigh roll call was answered by a verse of scripture mrs j dennis re viewed chapter 6 of the study book the growing together of the church in india the genuine desire for a closer christian unity is very wide spread among the churches about 95 percent of all chris tian church membership is rep resented in the national chris tian council of india burma and ceylon whose fundamental aim is to coordinate christian effort throughout india some of the most impressive exam ples of united effort are to be found in the realm of medi cine education and theological training the meeting closed with the singing of a missionary hymn speed away and the mizpah benediction congratulations to the high ly esteemed couple mr and mrs robert hope of good wood who celebrated their gol den wedding anniversary qui etly at their home on march 22 their many friends wish them many happy returns of the day with health and happiness in good measure housewives will he interest- ed to learn that packagers and processors of bacon and siihi- lir meats have been ordered ibv the government to stop put ting the meat in red striped packages health minister paul j martin told commons that le gal action will be taken against violators we understand that a consid erable movement is underway again to change saturday open night to friday and some defi nite change may be forthcom ing by may when the annual changeover to tuesday and saturday customarily comes a group of local merchants is meeting this week to talk over the change two new postage stamps in the wildlife series will be is sued april fourth to focus at tention on national wildlife week postmastergeneral ali cide cote says the fourcent purple stamp will show the head of a muskox a fivecent blue stamp will picture two whooping cranes in flight large numbers of the muskox and the whooping crane lived in this country less than a cen tury ago but both are now rare the horticultural held at the king edward hotel in to ronto march 10 and 11 had a good representation from the stouffvilie society those in at tendance were mr and mrs win timbers mrs a camp bell mrs t baxter miss m mertens mrs f fairies mrs h dixon mr a lamb mr e r good mrs r davis miss b winn and mrs l forsyth a wellattended horticultur al meeting was heid in the united church parlours mon day night a quartette consist ing of bob and roger stover dave stouffer and gordon tarr from the bovs band provided music mrs fleuiy gave two humorous readings and mrs floyd fairies and mrs archie campbell reported from the horticultural convention the guest speaker miss ruby good of toronto along with miss elspeth turner showed pic tures taken on the continent and the british isles as well as some from the states and on tario these three young lads are tackling the biggest pie in the world e ribbon pie these three lads are about ready to dig into the ids bipcest yam pic more than 28 inches across during a visit few vorii as jjcits of a food jtoc chair the boyj from left w j gray jimmie hammond and cecil oates were among 11 champion yam growers in a south carolina belter farming contest that pie incidcntly contains more than half a buhc oi their priie yams need say help boyii presbyterian avms st james auxiliary of the wms met for their march meeting at the home of mrs c morris the president mrs r stevens opened the meet ing with a call to worship and prayer following reports of the var ious secretaries places were made for the easter thank offering meeting the program was in charge of groups i and ii introducing the new study face to face with india scripture reading and commen tary on the parable of the flood samaritan were given by mrs a q thompson followed by prayers by mrs a battes- ly- the presentation took the form of a radio broadcast those taking part were the radio an nouncer mrs thompson gov ernment official mrs c morris and two indian representatives miss a duncan and miss e goudie we were brought face to face with present day prob lemc confronting india as seen through the lives of some of her people and the responsibil ity that rests with the cnris- tian churches of the west dur ing this period of transition which indian christians are experiencing mrs wm morris was hon oured for her faithful and de voted service to our society and to the church in being presented with a life member ship certificate of the wms of the presbyterian church in canada the meeting closed with prayer and a social hail- hour was enjoyed stouffvilie lions entertained their farmer friends at their regular meeting on monday evening supper being served to the large gathering in the un ited church lion f l button proposed the toast to the farm ers and the response was made by albert king the guest spea ker was mr antcliff advertis ing manager of the phillip- electric co he was introduced by lion cy bellman and a mo tion of appreciation was tend ered by lion v h atkinson much enjoyed was music pro vided by a local instrumental trio composed of ken rurkhol- der gordon forsyth and ian lewis control ho croteh wohdoy olpmn in hur and thsn fully m 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