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quality service our line egg- egg- j0 chick starter j0 chick grower egg0 fat mash egg0 lay mash chick and poultry charcoal buttonville news nelshborhood xote and ray donaldson tie community is sorry to mr helen terry of headford lose the major famiy mr ma- is directing a play which will be jor has been a stockman at t presented by members of the masseyharris farms for the t junior farmers late ia march pist few years famllr moved to area late last week some of the cast members are the stouftylue tr18unl tfcursy rtkrewy 28 1957 pj 3 local and personal happenings there is ro public skating at i watch schells food market mr and mrs reg button are mr bert corbett local cnr he and his i we gather it is a good threeact t arena tis saturdav night displav in the tribune each presently among the local cou- agent is progressing favorably the london i comedy with due to the ontario minor hockey week for grocery bargains george and mary hooper mary playdowns cough and cora and don bro well keep you posted t pies holidaying in the florida alter being in serious condition sunshine for a time in york county hos- mr and mrs wm morris pital newmarket stiver bros ittlfim engagement i stouffville w i mr and mrs r f baker of the february meeting of the gowanstown are happy to an- stouffville wi was held in the noune the engagement of doris ru v n foster of toronto to mr sam- church parlsh ha ast uel keith winger son of mr i thursday in the absence of and mrs samuel winger of lhc president mrs w smith maple wedding to take place presided twentytwo members at mr bruce winterstein of accompanied by mrs l lemon mr and mrs len wilkes and i i stouffville has been hospital- j t hj w for a vacation trip family are now settled in their j local publisher c h nolan 1 ized in toronto for a few days t florida j fine new home on rupert ave land mrs nolan also associate west editor jim thomas were in to- friends will regret to learn owim to iii health mrs rov i ronto a couple of days last week rvrrth rret week commencement exercises t a t owing to ill health mrs roy friday evening and wer held at thornhll hlsn that mr cecil dans is in hos- 1 crove hjs rejigned hfr stouffville fruit market on attending the annual ontario mrs wm rodick spent last weekend at london visiting grace who is attending univer- j ae sity there thornhill hlsh school j fir an holds commencement k c gray of kirklaad lake attended a performance of hob- 1 oa friday evenins of sons choice s2d attevnootcom sehoocand several local youn pital and expects to undergo an i uerotthe iorafsim i mill stftet closed down now i weekly newspapers association pany with mrs w j russell of people received dpomas and operation this week sonssears order office while for some time is expected to convention mr nolan was this cnioavule were at massey hal j spial honors j tohear the pop concert with i george putnam received the artist hazel scott mrs gray morley i i been received bv drs button is a guest at the park plaza sciency la kafellsh and irene until she leaves for the south avatters was presented i with the the communitv was sorry to pr tor general proficiency in learn of the accident last week- the lower school end which involved derek maw g js buttonvll putnam sheila webster and don gohn receiving secondary school certificates were margar et rrodie harvey brown don na palmer and barbara webster miss winnie hutchinson also reopen shortly as a lumbers j years convention chairman the a total of eight tenders have ieft jhe saff weeltend mrs grocery chain store alterations sessions being held in the king en received by drs button cw of n mar is act- and changes to the interior of edward hotel and brodie for the erection of j j m the building have been taking the new medical centre at the corner of victoria st and main mrs sherman arnold and mrs stouffville b s telephone co is advertising the use of extension telephones for home a newcomer while returning from a dance last friday evening the car he was driving hit a bridge abut ment two of hi companions j were fatally injured and a third i sylvia humphries is seriously injured mrs morrison sellars of owen t- i v icc f stanley martin make up the con- 100 bond w atch next u eek s tamto j tingcnt staff echardt who resid jurt and office use the cost of an oi iiiourti i oi tqwn was the lucky i extension phone is very small mrs charles hooper present- grand 100 prize at the end of ed the buttonvlle wi prize to the contest the student with highest stand the opening new cartoon contest weekly i winners will receive s10 with a presbytery wa ing in middle and lower schools in april shoe sale lehmans shoes girls shoes reg 395 to 595 sale price answered the roll call letters were read from the home and school and from york county health unit dr hutchison thanked the branch for their help with the stouffville clinic for preschool children and ba bies the wi have sponsored this clinic for the past five years and members assist the nurses at the clinic once a month dur ing the business it was decided to give a trophy for field day to the public school mrs j williamson gave a short autobiography of the life of c l burton of simpson- sears current events were giv en by mrs forgie and a humor ous reading and contest ended the programme a social time followed refreshments were served by mrs b millar mrs g middleton and mrs w san derson sound spent part of last week j mu e1 whyard visiting the rodick family here messrs n reid w turner wm rodick attd ross hord at tended the school for laymen which was held at the emman uel college toronto on monday evening of last week approx imately 00 men were present when only 100 had been expec ted so from now on classes for the session members will be held in the victoria college auditorium while the elders will remain at emmanuel for the duration of the course mr and mrs alick gardner motored to windsor for a few days last week browns corners church choir has agreed to sponsor the pur chase of a new electric organ the bellows organ which has been in use for many years has seen its best service on tuesday of last week a member of the ipper canada bible society spoke to interest ed people on the victoria square charge at a meeting held in browns corners united church mr douglas gee has been the chairman of this organization for the charge on tuesday evening mrs k boynton and mr bennett were new officers appointed there were approximately 70 teachers and children attending the skating party which browns corners sunday school held at unionville rink on saturday afternoon of last week mr norman reid transported child ren in his bus and after a satis fying hour and a half at the rink everyone returned to the church parlors to enjoy refresh ments which had been prepared by mrs xorman reid mrs w turner mrs john brown and mrs james rodick the after noon was a success gordon brumwell margaret wigmore george and john hooper and a group of margaret wigmores office associates went on a hayride around the country side last saturday night the group returned to margarets homo for a spaghetti and meat ball supper on friday evening of last week a number of the younger set attended the junior farm ers dance held at tho gray- stones aurora among those present were bob and mary lou hood ted and ellen gough george and joan hooper mary gough and jim coons margaret wigmore and gordon brumwell margaret hood and john brum well jean brumwell and rich ard tribbling joan stephenson and doug tribbling jack and marlon stephenson al and bev erley jones beverley burr and bernard couples betty snider the speaker of the evening was col e a baker of the cnib and the school choir and orchestra under the direc tion of mr lazar offered sever al selections beverley burr was soloist with the choir in nea politan nights betty patterson was also a choir member wi euchre there were 17 tables of euchre players on friday night with the winter series well on into the last lap winners were mrs chester weir mrs jean wilkinson and mrs helen cowl ing messrs w j cox wm mcgimpsey and david brown freezeout winners were messrs e hill and a young first and messrs wm middleton and russell boyington second the lucky draw a chicken was won by mrs henry allen of union ville thete will be two more games in the series the next one to be held march sth mrs morris gillion visited her sisters and brothers over ths weekend also her brother ar thur who is in scarboro hos pital winner on thursday night of i and the saving in steps makes on feb 12th at st andrews j the s100 bond donated by pat- real worthwhile enquire at sion phone installed in your home or place of business mrs j ridout is at the york county health unit in stouff ville during the absence of her sister mrs g lemon waggs jewelry china is offering special clearance watch values in popular makes bul- ova lorie benrus and others some reductions nearly 50tc need a new watch heres your chance united church markhan york i rick motors and given away as e local telephone office about united church marknam or koosiit rent rates and have an exten- presbytery women s associa- a uck prize icr uie tion was formed mrs m r ticket holders at the clipper mackav of toronto conference hockey games the draw was presided mrs g w fish of made h ttle susan lee dau- aurora led the devotional per- 1 f hairy lee manager of iod mrs d st john was the the clipper hockey club mr soloist mrs irving scott of n patrick proprietor of pat- king was elected president i ck motors expressed gratfica- mrs s defoe rr 2 gormley i tion at being able to assist in treasurer mrs d milne rr 2 j the promotion of hockey in this pickering recording secretary tangible wa rev m jenkinson installed the officers greetings were read i a very enjoyable evening was from dr a d matheson to- v j lauesen realtor 870 egllnton ave east toronto attention farmers we have a number of clients for 50 to 200 acre farms particular ly scenic spots for business executives as summer retreats reasonably priced also good farmers farms i am in your area 3 days a week and would appreciate a call if your intentions are to sell tbank you call ray hamsteat mayfnir 1141 or 3925 plynionll 33302 p jvaggs watch sale ladies watches reg 5750 reg 5250 lorie lorie luiova 2 diamond 12500 5000 benrus reg 7500 mens watches 2500 bulova reg 4250 2000 2500 westfield reg 2150 1000 bulova waterproof j950 1000 3500 lorie reg 4750 2000 wt commemmorates founders day on the evening of tuesday feb 19 buttonvlle wi mem bers and guests met in button- ville hall to commemmorate the 60th anniversary of the womens institute movement which was begun on feb 19 1s97 at stoney creek ontario by mrs adelaide hoodless wi presi dent mrs charles hooper con ducted tho meeting and intro duced mrs russell boyington who presented a memorial plaque which listed the names of approximately 20 buttonvillc members who are now deceased the presentation was followed by a two minute silence and a prayer mrs george kelly the local tweedsmuir historian and one of the first in marknam town ship read an interesting paper on the activities of the local group since its organization al most thirty years ago living up to the wi motto for home and country the buttonville group has conducted adult edu cation classes on subjects rang ing- from sewing to home nurs ing and has sponsored lectures on hanking municipal affairs laws pertaining to women and children horticulture along with many others wi members have given guidance in girls club work with splendid results and the daughters of the community have brought home many prizes in the homemaking arts when in competition launching into a wider field gifts have been made to the childrens aid society overseas relief the ontario hospitals for the insane the canadian cancer society and during the war members worked for the red cross and assembled many ditty bags the buttonville wi hall stands in the community as a monument to the constant effort of these women this building which today boasts a brick ex terior oil heating modern kit chen and toilet facilities a stage and seating capacity of more than 200 plus a pleasing decor was built from funds earned at strawberry festivals presenting plays catering for banquets etc and represents many hours of service on the part of the mem bers but there was fun too and mrs kelly kept her audience chuckling as she recalled amus ing incidents of the past such as the time buttonville members ronto conference who was un able to attend rev g h tho mas rev m jenkinson dr arkinstall president of york presbytery wms and mrs m i r maekay toronto confer- mrs sisco will be moving j encej brought greetings shortly to the first house on m sturtridge immediate church street south owned by p president of the dominion her soninlaw mr gordon bir- council of womens association kett mr and mrs jack wat- j w the afternoon speaker son who have been living there will move to their new home on main street in the westend recently purchased from m sinclair notice k a grubin ro optom etrist will be at his office in stouffville on monday and tues day march 4th and 5th phones 86 j2 and 25 j 1 the principal and staff of the stouffville district high school attended a teachers convention in the bathurst heights col legiate institute on thursday of last week advertisers cooperating in the cartoon capers contest opening in the tribune next week ate reminded to have their copy in to the newspaper this week and each week thereafter not later than monday deputy district governor lion jack benthan of thornhill paid his official visit to the stouffville lions club on monday night the distinguished visitor was introduced by past president lion andy williams and a vote of thanks was extended by past president lion harold spofford the funeral was conducted from oneills funeral chapel on tuesday afternoon for mrs john w ward who passed away at her home in the westend of town on saturday feb 23rd deceased suffered a stroke sev eral years ago and has been in poor health since that time her maiden name was margaret annie young the couple came from the west eight years ago and resided for a time on tenth street before moving to their present home the couple have been associated with the angli can church besides her hus band mrs ward is survived by one son geoffrey of toronto she was in her 73rd year inter ment was made in the stouff ville cemetery united missionary wms on wednesday feb 13 the womens missionary society of the stouffville united mission ary church met at the home of mrs harry stover for its monthly meeting mrs r stou- ffer had charge of the service the speaker of the evening was mrs fred kreick whose hus band is the ontario director of the canadian sunday school mission and who herself is actively engaged in the work of that organization she gave an interesting account also showed pictures of the work of the mission in northern and east ern ontario where summer camps and daily vacation bible schools are held each summer for children many of whom ha no other contact with the christian religion she told of faithful workers who are giv ing full time service to work amongst the schools and sun day schools in the northland many opportunities are open and more workers prayer and support are greatly needed in this work miss eleanor moyer of dickson hill has been a wor ker with the cssm north of port arthur for a number of years mrs delos brown rendered a message in song and the meet ing was brought to a close with a missionary offering and prayer for the progress of the gospel of jesus christ in the many needy fields of the world an announcement was made that march 7 is to be held as a day of fasting and prayer for mis sions in the different womens missionary societies of the church spent on saturday feb 23rd at the home of mr and mrs aud rey bartholomew when mr and mrs clarence bunker and fam ily of goodwood mr and mrs jas morrison and donald of si- loam mr allan bartholomew of newmarket mr and mrs geo bartholomew of stouffville and mr and mrs herb bartholomew of toronto gathered to see a threehour show of coloured mo tion pictures taken by mr and mrs gordon bartholomew and i their son bruce of oakville while on their recent 4500 mile months tour of florida and key west in florida they called on some old friends from the local community mrs lillian pitman 1239 nw 2th street miami and mrs baker of tam pa formerly miss margaret spofford both send their greet ings and best wishes to all their friends on sunday feb 17 the united missionary sunday school in stouffville was privileged to have mr and mrs allan doner and little son dale of gormley as guests for the quarterly mis sionary program mr and mrs doner have just recently re turned from nigeria west af rica where they have spent over three years in missionary work mrs doner took the ss scholars on a word trip from montreal to england then to kario and from there to ilorin nigeria their home in africa she introduced the girls and boys to dorcas and joshua chil dren of the african native pas tor in ilorin mr doner gave an interesting account of an afri can young man named sam best wishes are extended to the doners for a happy and profit- able furlough before returning- to their work in africa claremont hear jean linton sudan in terior missionary at the clare- mont baptist sunday school on sunday march 3rd at 1000 am she has some new slides which will be shown everyone wel come for a healthy family we are always ready to fill your prescriptions with un failing accuracy we also carry a complete line of health aids for every mem ber of the family houstons nig store stouffville united church wa the february meeting of the wa was held on monday eve ning feb 18 in the church par lors with the new president mrs a dowswell presiding had been asked to present the the call to worship was express- program at a neighboring insti- ed through the theme song let the beauty of jesus be seen in me and afterward re peating the lords prayer in unison mrs f fairies con vener of group 2 was in charge of the program which began with two verses of hymn 249 then mrs dowswell took the devotional dealing with our at titude of living the guest spea ker mrs west of victor mis sioh was introduced she con sideied it a great honor to be present with a wa of the new ly formed york presbytery and lute and found themselves all seated cozlly in the wrong meet ing following mrs kellys talk mrs jack rumney and miss mary gough sang two fine duets memories and land of hope and glory with mrs english accompanying at the piano when the program was con cluded there was an hour of games after which refreshments were served euchre prize were won by mrs alvin robinson mrs nell arnott george hooper and al vin robinson mrs garnet francy and mr arnott j won i then outlined their work and take advantage of these specials and many more not listed here come in and see our great watch values s waggs jewelry china i t phone 24 jl stouffville running prizes and croquin- ole winners were mrs s j english and bill robinson births- harper mr and mrs clif ford harper are happy to an nounce the birth of their son a brother for debhie stressed the fact that all were treated on an equal basis and also drew our attention to the fact that this mission was erect ed through the fred victor mis sion we were favored with two lovely piano ducts by mrs forsyth and mrs nigh mrs a campbell expressed a few words of courtesy to all who had taken part and espec ially to mrs west for her very fine way of outlining this par- steckley lloyd and ruth ticular work a shower donated nee kerr are very happy to j to the mission was valued at announce the arrival of their 1500 and cash amounting to daughter judith anne 6 lbs i 1200 donated were sent home 14 oz at the york county j with mrs west to which she memorial hospital newmar- j expressed a sincere thankyou kct on thursday fob 21st to the ladies for the very liber- 1957 mother and daughter al donation a social half hour both doing fire was then enjoyed r ymi f- ss- v- 5s fmm v buy your chick starter from stouffville coop