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quality service attention you are invited to attend an agricultural meeting in the stouffville legion hall on friday march 29th between 2 and 430 pm mr d d d olson of canadian industries limited will discuss fertilizer in all its phases grassland crops spring grains seed corn and tomatoes two door prizes 1000 lbs cil fertilizer 10 bushels registered seed oats stiver bros v up jb mhnt crowds attend funeral of mrs g m forsyth one of the largest crowds on charles cooper the flowerl record paid their final respects bearers were gary cooper her- j to the late mrs g m forsyth bert forsyth ralph madill sam- at the funeral service on mon- uel seaver and edwin seaver ippcincmt here the stouftyiuf tumme ttenitf modi v 1951 h local and personal happenings i mrs h sanders sixty years boy scouts boys wishing to join the boy scouts be at united church tuesday night apr 2nd at 730 ages from lli up 0a0 w01lhtm7 now your whole family can be covered by one life insurance policy with one low monthly premium and j every new arrival is automatically included after age 15 days at no increase in premium see lou meydam montreal st stouffville ret telephone 784 about i prudentials family policyp lit or mail this cqufom i to v m l meydam stouffville ont please tell me more about prudentials family policy name address phone- the prudential insurance company of america a mutual tit hivroac fmfomy canadian head office toronto 1 mr and mrs bob timbers are ty years together in october last moving this week to their new- year and had spent their entire iarm near mt albert their lifetime in stouffviue having j familiar farm on the west town boundary was sold some time ago day afternoon inlhe claremont i mrs forsyth was born in baptist church mrs forsyth claremont dec 5 1876 the the former lillian m cooper i daughter of the late mr and passed away at the family resi- mrs geo cooper on oct 19 1 in declining health for some stouffviue fire brigade answ- dence on fridav evening she 189s she was married to mr g time mrs harry sanders of ered musselman s lake was in her 81st year malcolm forsyth who survives i obrien ave passed away here on su afternoon where a although the deceased had the couple marked their 5sth i frida morning march 22nd r thr 9 e been in failing health for a num- wedding anniversary last fall i g was in ner gffa year mr nana ber of years her friendly per- a former member of the me- and mrs seders celebrated six- 1 sonality and active participathodist church the deceased at- tlon in various promotions and j tended the baptist church fol- projects had gained for her a i lowing her marriage while in wide circle of friends in the yiu- j good health she took an active age township and county ac- part in local and district organ- commodation in the church audi- izations she was a past presi- torium was inadequate and ma- dent of the claremont branch ny were seated in the sunday of the womens institute a di- school room which was equip- rector of the south ontario wi ped with a loud speaker serv1ce and served on the mothers al- the service was conducted by lowance and old age pension the church pastor rev j s board for the county of ontario lowden assisted by a former j besides her husband she minister rev g davison and j leaves to mourn her passing two rev h lackey interment was daughters viola and georgia made in the claremont union both of claremont three sisters mrs j a rawson of toronto mrs walter ward of claremont mrs w s cook of willowdale and one brother mr frank coo per of claremont a daughter mary one brother and three sis ters are deceased cemetery the pallbearers were messrs earle cook ward dick cooper kenneth ward donald hedges and harold coo per honourary pallbearers were messrs frank underbill clarke rawson george rawson and mrs haynes was lifelong resident of uxbridge twp the death occurred on mon day march 25th of mrs edward haynes mrs haynes had been in declining health for some time and was in her 81st year she was the former jessie flu- merfelt and was born near si- loam mrs haynes had been making her home with her son morley at lot 17 con 2 where the family has resided for over fifty years she has been identi fied with the united and baptist churches mr haynes passed away thirty years ago surviving are two sons mor ley on the home farm and how ard at gowans town a daught er died in 1918 the funeral on wednesday afternoon was con ducted from the oneill funeral chapel by rev r h hulbert of uxbridge interment was made in goodwood cemetery there are a considerable num- ber absent from public school baker hill news a large crowd attended the fine auction sale of ivan pear- 1 classes and high schoo too the son lot 37 con 5 uxbridge i past wcek or tw0 owing to the number of cases of measles the weather was ideal and the bidding brisk small allis chal mers tractor sold for 37550 rye brought s175 per bushel cows sold as high as 17500 horses soil for 10000 and 118 hay 50c per bale the sale was in charge of reg johnson auc tioneer blackwater mumps whooping cough and scarlet fever we understand there are two cases of scarlet fever in town the one being barbara williams daughter of mr and mrs geo williams rupert st west mr jerry walte of the stouff viue high school staff has been off duty for some time owing to a throat infection last of family of twelve girls the death occurred at the brierbush hospital on friday march 22nd of mrs fred reyn olds deceased was the former huldah shaver and is the last of a family of twelve girls she was in her 80th year and has not enjoyed good health for some time mrs reynolds was born at goodwood and following her marriage farmed near atha the couple have resided in stouff viue some twenty years she was identified with the united church besides her husband mrs reynolds is survived by two sons albert and orval of to ronto and charles of claremont also six grandchildren and five great grandchildren the funeral on monday after noon was conducted from of neills funeral chapel by rev douglas davis interment was made in goodwood cemetery mr and mrs mickey hunt have taken up residence in the bungalow adjacent to patrick motors on the 9lh concession mr hunt is the proprietor of the sunoco service station sap is reported to be running good these days the local councu road commit tee endeavored to aueviate the main st dust nuisance last week with calcium and found that it did help for a time much to the satisfaction of the merchants mr and mrs earl brillinger returned home from their i honeymoon trip to the sunny south and will take up perma- i nent residence in the east end of town mr don lewis sr suffered a nasty crack on the head in the arena last week when he lost his balance and fell to the floor dr donald smith was summoned to the rink and rendered first aid wsc eemsescmcsmmm income tax returns i call jack wylie stouffviue 545j1 oosac9ae8sft united church wa the march meeting of the wa of the united church was held on monday evening march 18 in the church parlors mrs a dowswell president presiding the call to worship was express ed through the theme song followed by prayer repeated in unison mrs dowswell read a portion of scripture an invita tion was extended to the wa from the wms to join with them at their easter thank- offering meeting mrs ida elson leader of group three took the chair and introduced the guest mrs chas nolan who showed pictures of their euro pean tour and with the aid of a map she first outlined their route which was put on through the weekly newspaper associa tion there being seventy in the group she gave a very concise talk on the most interesting and colorful pictures it must have been a real thrill to be entertain ed as guests at the various receptions and the welcome they received through being can adians mrs a logan expressed sincere thanks on behalf of the wa to mrs nolan for the pleasant evening brought by her talk and pictures of their tour a hymn wis sung and rev i d davis closed with prayer a social half hour followed stouffviue district high school open night tuesday april 2nd programme in auditorium at 815 pm musical numbers gymnastic display fashion show winners of lions club public speaking contest followed by displays and demonstrations in classrooms oil paintings of evening art group will be exhibited in auditorium rin6w00d mrs fred stcckley church services 1110 am and 730 pm sunday march 31st our ce prayer meeting group met with the mission for con verted monks and priests at the mission home on monday night while in chatham for a few days last week mr fred steck- ley called on mr and mrs bob mccianshan erla holden we were glad to see some of our folks who have been sick out to sunday school and church service we hope others will soon be well again especially do we extend our best wishes to mr herb yakeley who has been keeping company with the children who have had the mea sles mrs walter vague mrs lloyd wideman mrs clifford morgason and friends miss gertrude morgason and mrs don greer spent tuesday with mrs bruce stouffer of canning- ton they helped celebrate mrs stouffers birthday mr ken pipher had sunday night supper with his brother and sisterinlaw mr and mrs walter pipher mr and mrs fred jemmett spent the weekend in toronto withjiis parents mr and mrs f jemmett mr and mrs clayton baker and david and mrs j baker called on mr and mrs fred steckley on sunday evening a few of us attended the ss teachers and workers meeting at baker hill on thursday evening and on friday at the st pauls united church wilcox lake the whitchurch township sunday school convention girls and boys rally was well attended sixteen from our sunday school responded to the roll call st pauls won the prize for the largest attendance attended the same classroom to gether at school mrs sanders was the former florence may barkey daughter of the late joseph barkey and sarah doherty 7th con of whitchurch she received her schooling in stouffviue under the late james hand in 1896 she married harry sanders and the couple returned from a wed ding in chicago to make their permanent home here mrs sanders took a leading part in the ladies organizations of the united church as well as assisting her husband who has managed the lakevlew house summer resort at jacksons pt for the last fifty years deceased displayed a pleasant quiet dis position and the couple were widely known by a great circle of friends besides her husband mrs sanders leaves two sons harold a sanders assistant crown at torney and fred of oshawa there are four grandchildren and four great grandchildren the funeral on monday after noon was conducted by rev douglas davis from the oneill funeral chapel with interment in the stouffviue cemetery the public should take notice that the murphy motor vehicles license office is no longer lo cated at the eastend of town but will be carried on from the residence on harold st just one block off the 9th con several contestants in the tribune cartoon capers failed to get their answers into the paper before tuesday remem ber all answers must be in the newspaper office monday night judges had a difficult task on last weeks cartoon as more than a dozen entries came up with the same suggested slogan mr and mrs edwin clement i of ransomville new york i announce the engagement of 1 their daughter miss alice clement to garth brubacher i son of mr and mrs john bru- j bacher of stouffviue ontario canada i whitchurch township council j sat for better than seven hours j at their last regular meeting thursday evening commencing at 745 pm and adjourning at 215 pm this should be a record for municipal councils in the dis trict though possibly not an enviable one mrs mabel kennedy of ring- wood found an old program dat ing back to 1896 marking the scarboro centennial celebra tions among those taking part in the programme were miss neuie stouffer the stouffer quartette and the stouffviue cornet band uncle hiqh school news on monday night last the speakers in the lions oratorical contest attended a lions meet ing where they were treated to dinner with them were parents members of the high school staff and the members of the school board all guests of the lions the speeches made after din ner were commended by the judges for their variety and presentation and judged in the following order ron thomp son earl hoover judy john stone caroline ogilvy peter wallis harvey bellman the first boy and first girl bon and judy will speak again at the district competition thank you lions for your interest in us and our education the open night on this com ing tuesday the 2nd begins at 815 pm with the program in the auditorium there will be exhibits worth seeing in all the rooms admission is free and everyone is welcome caroline ogilvy on wednesday march 20 a few neighbors and frienas gath ered at the home of mr and mrs fred smith to celebrate the birthday of the 1yearold twins kimm and jim a cup of tea with cookies and cakes were enjoyed but the really lovely birthday cake was reserved for a future date funeral service was conducted from the funeral home of mc- guire low uxbridge on mon day for the late edgar wesley pollard husband of ella may gould mr pollard passed away at the gormley nursing home besides a daughter mrs leslie meyers of goodwood there are three other daughters mrs horace hird sandford mrs da vid pryde and mrs lew clucas also three sons john bill and norman interment was made at sandford cemetery mr jerry noble of stouffviue and mrs wm eckardt west of altona were the winners of the record player and mantle radio at a draw made on saturday evening at the juvenile hockey playoff game the eckardts have been quite fortunate this winter mr eckardt winning the 10000 bond earlier in the sea son donated by mr neil pat rick births may john and dorothy and patty sue may goodwood are pleased to anounce the arrival of a son michael ray on march 20 1957 at the brierbush hospital albright mr and mrs mal colm albright of balsam are happy to announce the birth of their daughter march 20 1957 at the brierbush hospi tal wms the st james auxiliary of the wms of the presbyterian church met at the home of mrs c morris for their march meet ing the president mrs r ste vens opened with a call to wor ship and prayer it was decided to hold the meetings on the first wednesday of the month com mencing may 1st the study per iod in charge of group two was led by mrs a g thompson the new study book on south east asia was very instructive it told of the difficulties of work ing among so many religions and of communism which is very strong in some parts the scripture readings were taken by miss m stirling and mrs e ferguson mrs battisby led in prayer at the close of the meeting a social time was en joyed progressive conservatives meeting ontario county progressive conservatives will nominate a candidate for the forthcoming federal election expected in june at a general meeting la the whitby town hall at whit by on thursday evening april 4th the meeting is called for 8 pm guest speaker will be general george pearkes vc of victoria bc leading front bencher in the official opposi tion in the house of commons he is a former commanding officer of the 116th battalion canadian expeditionary force i in the first great war this battalion is perpetuated by the kindness goes a lon6 ways somitimcs mhtrt it should have stayid home e h neville sons admiral philco sales service siouftville ph 3l6wl 23 tremblay mr and mrs dave tremblay of markham dntlritfreimmtntgmlsral are happy to announce the pearkes w st over t vmis t0 atend the battalions re- thomas march 22 19o7 at the union in qshawa on anril 5th brierbush hospital a brother p 5ln for rosemarie j sittine progressive con- meltonmr and mrs ellis memt michael starr melton stouffviue happily f announced that he will announce the birth of a son march 25 1957 at the brier bush hospital v j lauesen realtor 876 kgllnton axe etut toronto attention farmers wo have a number of clients for b0 to 200 acre farms particular ly scenic spots for business executives as summer retreats reasonably priced also rood farmers farms i am in your area 3 days a week and would appreciate a call if your intentions are to sell thank you i stand for renomination no other candidates have declared their intention of seeking the nomination call bay iiamsteao mayfalr till or tlytoonth 53203 s9- wedding finch brown a ruiet wedding was solemn ized at the home of mr and mrs harry ratclifi main street when mrs alberta brown of church street was married to mr william finch of niagara falls ontario mr and mrs k e meyer of toronto were atten dants at the wedding mrs a brown is the mother of mrs harry ratcliff the newlywcds will make their home in niagara falls wms rally on wednesday night march 20 miss norma cuthbertson of toronto representing the voice of the andes hcjb radio sta- tidn in ecuador south america was the guest speaker at the womens missionary society rally held in the united mission ary church stouffviue the film mid century martyrs was shown this is a picture of the fine young men missionaries in ecuador who were martyred on jan 8 1956 as they were trying to reach the auca indians a savage tribe of sa as yet un reached by the white man and the gospel of christ these mis sionaries were shown with- their wives also the aeroplane in which they flew over indian ter ritory and the landing strip where they endeavoured to make a friendly contact with these natives later their bodies were found here by the rescue party and they were buried at the place where they had so nobly laid down their lives for their love for christ and for the indians the widows of these fine missionaries with their chil dren are bravely continuing missionary work in ecuador miss cuthbertson closed her message with an- earnest and solemn appeal for volunteers for the service of christ jesus both in active missionary endea vour and in holding the ropes at home by prayer and faithful support friends from gormley ring- wood bethesda and altona add ed to the interest of this service among the bands slated to take part in the great band com petition in the stouffviue area on saturday april 27th will be the western technical school cadet corps trumpet band which in 1955 was awarded the elwood hujhes trophy for the best senior band in the war riors day parade at the cne others wiu be the leaside jr boys band the crusaders from danforth tech and royal cana dian army service corps band these are only some of the bands which wiu be competing notice e a grubin ro optome trist will be at his office in stouffviue on monday and tues day april 1st and 2nd phone 86j2 and 25j1 the christ church anglican wa held their business and ds- votlonal meeting march 19th in the parish hall with the presw dent mrs c moore presiding plans were made for the spring tea and bake sale to be held may 4th at 230 pm a pot luck luncheon was planned fo the next meeting on april 16th at 11 am the hostesses mrs wm garnett and mrs norman anderson served a delightful lunch the len wilkes clothing store carried out a unique ex pansion job one evening last wcek when they had removed from the premises an old vault which had been a permanent fix- ture there since the days of th original owner mr alex grubin the removal of the vault gave mr wilkes considerably more space in the front area of his store stouffville coop stolffviiie phonk 122 or 200