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ftiwn v i vnnis i y y quality u service reliable brand garden seeds in bulk save money by buying seeds in bulk seed potatoes one car of prince edward island potatoes on track irish cobbler katahdin sebago garden fertilizer lawn fertilizers peat moss sheep manure agriculture lime feed feed feed we are now offering western feed barley at the lowest price in years stiver bros stouffville ontario phone 45wl or 64508 mrs leavens bray mrs riley passes births bangay mr and mrs robert bangay of stouffville are very happy to announce the birth mrs a burg in heads local wi the april meeting of the stouffville wl was held last thursday afternoon mrs a of their little son on april 23 i burgin presided good reports passes in usa in her sleep word has been received this a former resident of the stou- week of the passing of mrs jffvilledistrict allie jones wid- gladys lowla bray the former gladys leavens of rlngwood and stouffville the deceased the daughter of the late m t leavens passed away suddenly at her home in sherman oaks california born at ringwood the late mrs bray had been enjoying comparatively good health prior to suffering a stroke on sundav besides her husband she is sur vived by two sons and three daughters all residents in the united states she also leaves two brothers eugene of stouff ville claude in toronto and one sister muriel in vera beach florida the deceased had been a resident in the united states since 1919 ow of thos riley and a daugh ter of the late w h jones of ballantrae passed away at her home in vermilion alta on april 20 1957 in her 74th year deceased who was twice mar ried leaves a daughter beryl mrs seuffert and a son erie madill both of vermilion also a sister mrs j harvey mcken- dry of toronto three sisters mrs jos garbutt mrs i j cook and mrs richard williams predeceased her the funeral took place on tuesday of this week with interment in vermil ion cemetery 1937 at the brierbush hospi- tal stouftville a brother for bobby harper mr and mrs arnold harper of stouffville are happy to announce the arrival of theirdaughter on tuesdav april 10 1957 9 lbs at the brierbush hospital stouff- ville a baby sister for allen lageer vr and mrs stan lageer stouffville rr 2 an nounce the arrival of a son terry clare gordon on thurs- day april 18th 1957 at york county hospital newmarket a brother for ronnie miller mr and mrs hilliard miller of unionville are happv to announce the birth of their son on friday april 19 1957 at the york countv hospital xewmarket a brother for mary and richard mumford mr and mrs john mumford of stouftville are pleased to announce the birth of a son on tuesday april 23 1957 at the brierbush hospi tal stouffvile willis mr and mrs bruce willis happily announce the birth of their daughter jac queline ruth on april 21 at the york county hospital in newmarket a little sister for were given by the standing com mittees mrs j williamson gave the financial report after giving to many worthy causes the branch still has a satisfac tory balance on hand mrs bur- gin thanked her officers for their support during the past vear mrs t baxter spoke for the child health clinic and al though it would be held in the new building the wi would still assist at the clinics mrs w sanderson conducted the election of officers for 1957 and 58 president mrs a burgin 1st vice pres mrs w smith 2nd vice pres mrs p barry sectreas mrs j williamson directors mrs b lickorish mrs b winn mrs forgie mrs s arnold flowers mrs a farthing pianist mrs j wil liamson district director mrs w sanderson standing committees home economics health mrs m burk citizen ship and education mrs j hoo ver historical research and current events mrs t baxter agriculture and canadian in dustries mrs g bartholomew community activities and pub lic relations mrs l powell the stoufryiltl tribune thmby aprl 25 1957 pace j local and personal happenings edmonton journal has this globe mall subscribers will read your editorial page i dr and mrs neil smith jd suggestion to have a quiet eve- find from now on their morning ning at home unplug the tv paper will cost 16 a year in- and feed chewy taffy to the par akeet bible college graduation friday the annual graduation exer cises of toronto bible college on friday april 26 1957 will ter minate the sixtythird session of the colleges teaching ministry the arena of the university of toronto again will be the loca tion of this service of witness among those receiving diplomas and certificates will be mr wil liam vanderbent of richmond hill now is the hour to spread sogreen the famous lawn and plant fertilizer so highly recommended by john bradshaw 20 lb bag 195 40 lb bag 295 80 lb bag 485 hendricks hardware stouffville phone 283w i a a tt ife uncle ed says i the iac 6f a teucmcr i if m4 hmokap to the bar swo has a search eon i xnmviedoe s e h neville sons admiral philco sales service stouffville ph 346wl 2 3 w t v t w v t races shop at funeral for late abner summerfeldt largely attended the funeral of the late abner summerfeldt ringwood con ducted from the oneill funeral chapel on friday afternoon was very largely attended the serv ice was conducted by rev h lindeman pastor of the union ville lutheran church and inter ment was made in the lutheran cemetery unionville the pall bearers were ewart stiver howard stiver j e harper harold harper frank harper and nelson smith the late abner summerfeldt was born on the 6th concession of markham ninetyfive years ago and received his schooling in the 6th con public school mr summerfeldt farmed for sjme years on the farm where he was born he also operated a store in unionville for a num ber of years and retired to ring- wood twenty years ago mr summerfeldt took an act ive interest in local politics serv ed several terms on markham township council and was reeve in 1917 he enjoyed lawn bowl ing in his younger years and was a member of the markham union masonic lodge where he received his 50year jewel just three years ago deceased was a regular attendant at the lu theran church and served as secretarytreasurer for fifty years mr summerfeldt was twice married his first wife being the late alfretta echardt to them were born two sons ross e of toronto and otto now deceased and a daughter cora mrs b wilson unionville he is survived by his wife the former gertrude fisher to whom was born one son john at home three brothers are all deceased and a sister mrs f reesor lives in sunderland the funeral service was con ducted to the pine hills cem etery on monday afternoon for the late j g spenceley who passed away at the toronto gen eral hospital on friday besides his wife the former alice sheard deceased is survived by three daughters mrs j watson lila of belleville mrs a lid- gold reta russel and mrs l beckett viola also one son earl also surviving are two brothers frederick and russell of uxbridge and a sister mrs al huntley detroit bunny mor- ganson telegram sports staff and gordon spenceley clare- mont are nephews and mrs margaret booth kettleby and formerly of stouffville is a niece stead of s12 and ss for a six- months subscription these rates are effective immediately the new saturday special will be on sale at the tribune office counter this week at 15c interesting expressions of opin- family were motoring in the ion and comment are there evening guild meeting the meeting of the evening guild will be held at the home of ruth ingram thursday apr 25 at s15 those wishing trans portation please meet at the church at s oclock garrett evening auxiliary the easter meeting of the garrett evening auxiliary was held in the church parlours on tuesday april 16th with the president mrs storey presiding in keeping with spring mrs crouch in charge of devotions read an article on trees and also gave us the wellknown poem entitled trees for her bible reading mrs crouch used the 1st psalm mrs oldham with mrs c nolan at the piano rendered two appropriate easter solos notice e a grubin ro optome trist will be at his office in stouffville on mondav and tues dav april 29th and 30th phones 86j2 and 25j1 wms meeting may 2 the womais missionary so ciety will meet may 2nd at 230 pm in the united church par lors under the group leadership of mrs fairies and mrs hol- den miss winnie hutchinson will give the devotional and mrs roy grove will review chapters of the study book east of burma dont forget to turn your clocks ahead one hour this com ing weekend mr fred yeaman rose ave is presently confined to bed for a period of rest kingston district during the holi day mr and mrs ken laushway visited in hamilton on sunday with relatives miss janet hope of kingston spent the easter holiday week end with her parents mr and mrs fred hope east of town the classified adv section pages 10 and 11 are your mar ket use it miss b clarke of toronto was a visitor at the f e rae home church st durin easter holiday contractors began work on monday to dismantle the brick house at the corner of victoria and main streets where a new medical centre is to be erected the i by drs button brodie mr ronald brasseur park street north is presently driv ing the local taxi which was recently purchased by mr har ry lee from mr del forsyth don lehman local garbage collector is nursing an injured foot sustained when a heavy stose dropped on it during mov ing operations sam armstrong stouffville who has been a continuous cot tager at hawk lake haliburton for many years left on the weekend for another season at the lake cnr station hour commencing this week the cnr station in stouffville will be open on saturdays from 9 am to 1140 am only dst and regular weekdays monday which were much enjoyed mrs through friday from 8 am to storey read a letter received from mrs murdoch now work ing in british columbia and for merly president of the toronto east presbyterial a challenging message was given by rev wm a rae by the use of his set of slides taken in new guinea last year mr rae pointed out to us that these people were a primitive race who are greatly in need of mis sionary help only by seeing such pictures as he presented can we fully appreciate how very much our prayers and dol lars are needed to bring god to these people a vote of thanks was given to those taking part by miss eva hoover rev d da vis closed the meeting with prayer a social halfhour was enjoyed program conveners were mrs klinck and mrs mer cer 5 pm dst mrs nellie crossley and mr fred paget lloyd avenue resi dents returned home last week from a vacation in montreal on saturday evening mrs crossley celebrated her 80th birthday and the occasion was marked by a party at the home of mr and mrs gordon housser 9th con cession present were six grand children and six greatgrand children also attending the par ty were mr and mrs albert allan and mr and mrs pat reid mr bruce harper will finish seeding this week at his farm immediately south of town this is the first report of seeding completion sunkist valencia oranges medium size fj q doz tide special offer giant pkg 69c bread clover farm siiced loaf 17c instant coffee maxwell house jar 149 palmolive soap 3 off 4 bars 35 miss beulah rutledge of stou ffville was home from chicago for the easter holiday missjlut- ledge who has put in several years as american airliner hos tess is now located in chicago in the office of the company almost 268000 washing ma chines were produced in canada in 1955 an increase of 24 over 1954 thirtythree girls pass first aid course thirtythree members of the local cgit group were suc cessful in passing their st johns ambulance first aid train ing course exams held recently the tests followed a sixweek training programme held in the basement of the stouffville unit ed church constable bob hood of the markham township po lice department conducted the course the successful participants in the training programme were shirley elaine forsyth marilyn elaine fosdick susan irene og- ilvy margaret louise dyke carolyn joan ham daphne che- wins ly ida merle mathewson sharon mclean sharon lynne murphy claudia brillinger lin da jane sanders ella linda gail wagg jocelyn button barbara miller june lorraine baxter barbara ann williams marion katherine smith glendyne june gordon lynda nolan mardell willis sandra helen baker betty ann slack jean winter- stein margaret curtis shirley fosdick eleanor wagg judy bellman muriel diane nelson gayc rennie karen lewis janis osterdahl wendy lee petra osterdahl senior class mrs ivy lewis mrs peggy top ping mrs virginia forgie fnncy quality apple sauce 20 o a 21c choice quality tomatoes 28 29c green peas 20 in 2 39c evap milk t in 2 27c pears bartiett 20 or tins 29c peaches choice quality hai 29c tomato juice fancy 48 ex 33c round steak or roasts beef rump roast extra special ibsc fc mi s 9 clover farm main st stouffville united church wa on monday evening april 15 the wa of the united church was held in the church parlors with the president mrs a dowswell presiding the call to worship was expressed by quot ing the motto and then singing hymn let the beauty of jesus be seen in me followed by prayer mrs dowswell read a portion of scripture and then offered prayer it was decided to hold a rummage sale in the near future mrs forgie leader of group 5 then took over and mrs c brillinger and claudia sang two very lovely easter numbers mrs c gostick took the devotional and she brought a very inspiring easter message christs legacy of peace god demanded a sacrifice of his own body on the tree regardless of what new fears may be con ceived he rose triumphantly to those who would accept we are hearing of so many who will not accept the blood how dreadful how compassionate mrs me- creight extended sincere thanks to all who had taken part and the meeting closed with the benediction a social half hour followed notice a biro contractor will be residing in stouffville to carry on his work making sewer connections after april 29 all work done by hand and guaranteed for further notice watch this paper mr and mrs gordon fuller attended the funeral of- his uncle horace johnson of to ronto on wednesday afternoon he leaves to mourn two sis ters mrs margaret brown of toronto and mrs annie fuller of stouffville nursing home he passed away while attending a church service sunday evening interment was in thornhill cem etery mr ken klinck has recently taken a position with the york farms canning co a branch of canada packers limited in brantford mr and mrs lambert malloy motored to haliburton during the weekend to open their sum mer cottage mr robt hughes and son george of medicine hat alta are spending a couple of weeks with their parents mr and mrs geo hughes lloyd ave stouff ville miss laura elliott who will be remembered by our older residents as a former ballantrae girl was in stouffville from to ronto visiting friends on sat urday mrs h o klinck accom panied by mrs geo storey of stouffville and mrs margaret morton of hamilton motored to burford to spend the good fri day holiday with mr and mrs kenneth klinck and family formerly of otterville on their return they spent easter sunday in hamilton mrs morton re turning to stouffville with her sister mrs storey for a few days visit mr and mrs l c murphy from cochrane were in town during the holidays visiting at the lome boadway and jas alexander homes now that spring is really hers youll be getting into that gar den isaac smith near lincoln- ville can supply you with a choice sample of multiplier on ions business mens meeting there is a meeting called for stouffville businessmen at the masonic temple tuesday april 30 at 8 oclock sharp the agen da is important and it is hoped at least one representative from each business will be present ted topping president father of former reeve here was in 90tii year joseph ogden father of hen ry ogden of stouffville passed away quietly on easter sunday at his home 82 granger ave scarboro he was in his 90th year and had never known any serious illness during his long lifetime the late mr ogden was born in markham twp he farmed there for a time and was more than forty years on a farm near island lake as a young man he married sarah smith who pre deceased him some years ago the couple spent more thtan forty years together deceased who had lived in scarboro for some fifteen years was a devoted church attendant in earlier years a methodist but more recently the united chu rch despite his advanced years he was still able to read with the aid of glasses and had been a regular subscriber to the trib une for nearly half a century besides his wife the former olive west mr ogden is sur vived by four sons leslie hen ry cecil and thomas and three daughters mary mrs c yake- leyl nellie mrs h west mil dred mrs c bott also a bro ther nehemiah of unionville who is 88 the funeral on tuesday after noon was conducted from the ogden funeral home agincourt with interment in the stouffville cemetery the easter seal campaign sponsored by the stouffville lions club has now passed the shoo mark so that with just a little more effort the objective of 1200 can be reached by the time this week is out bud spang contractor began work this week on the revamp ing of the entire front of the stouffer hardware blk the new front will be smartly styled with enlarged display windows and vitrolite exterior dr gilbert richardson of to ronto is visiting with mr and mrs frank wagg for a couple of weeks he says that there are many changes in the personnel of the town there are only a few of the former public school companions remaining but there are certain constant reminders such as the name of the stouff ville paper which is still the tribune giving more news for more people the passen ger train that took students each morning to markham high school still runs the patriotism of all the citizens is still of a high standard as seen by the well kept homes the rapid up- to the minute development school system the roads the many new homes and all the town property it is always a pleasure to visit in ones home town v j lauesen realtor 870 egllnton ave east toronto attention farmers we have a number of clients for 50 to 200 aero 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 thank you call ray hamstead mayfnlr 1141 or 3925 pl mouth 53202 viva miss valirus lovely marcia valirus shows off one of the samarkand swim ensembles pre viewed in miami beach its a swimsuil and jacket of tritl coon in jeweltone coors the designer says fertilizer by using high analysis coop fertilizer yon get more total fertilizer nutrients per dollar when you buy a high analysis you have less fertilizer to handle and yon ar more likely to give your crop full nourishment 1 order coop fertilizer now stouffville coop telephone 269 or 122 costs