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hrt u the stouffyiue tri5une threby december it 1958 re christmas ballantrae activities busy busy busy last wed- resday afternoon the ballan- irae wa had their annual mee ting lor the election of officers lt was a most interesting meet- mrs m rose and mrs jmc- dermott vice presidents mrs h- storry secretary and mrs d hood treasurer the wa have great plans in conducted by rev pick of for theiiew year we will report markhanv united church the them as they are made the new executive is made up of church has really been a busy mrs archie watson president place this last week ballantrae united received its christmas hard to get it ready for sun- present early this year a brand new oil burner will help to make things easier and more convenient for all oil heating for the church was made possible through the ef forts of mr kim rogers and vern danes both men worked christmas store hours beginning thursday dec 18th stores will be open every evening until 10 pm except christmas eve when they will close at 6 pm day the community say a great big thankyou for an excellent job vern and kim had three helpers who must also be men tioned and thanked archie watson ed lyons and jim mc- dermott to all five men well done and with the weather act- ing up below normal its cer tainly appreciated were sure next friday dec 12th is the annual pot luck supper and christmas concert an enter taining evening has been plan ned so be sure to be there santa is slated to make this evening a stopover hes a busy stores will also be open during the day on monday dec 15th and monday dec 22nd closed on christmas day and boxing day reopen saturday stouifville business mens association fashion favoured costumes big prechristmas sale 10 days dec 11th to 21st see the latest in m ladies frocks skirts blouses lounge and maternity wear now on display may be viewed in your own home if desired please call stouffville 207w fellow these day so if he can make it surely you can there will be no sunday school this sunday coming dec 14th it is white gift sun day and the children are invited to bring their gifts to the church service its always an inspir ing time watching the children bring up their gifts they feel good to be big enough to go to church thais this sunday dec 14th at 1100 am- white gift sunday welcome home and glad you are back to vern and audrey davies they spent several days last week in chicago they had a busy time but enjoyed every minute the friday euchre was well attended in spite of the cold night lucky ladies were mrs vera nesbitt and kathleen card and the winning men were reg mowder and russ morden un fortunately an error was made in the consolation prize for the men and mr henry davies who had a lower score than mr mor den is to be compensated next week mr davis is a good sport he laughed it off by saying he doesnt come for the prize just for the fun this shows the friendly spirit that prevails and everyone enjoys the evening of cards and good fellowship why dont you come out to the next one friday dec 19th and see for jourself the door prize a lovely picture donated by general additional locals mrs c ward and mrs a johnston entertained the staff of the medical centre on sun day evening a number of christmas trees wsro stolen from the main st lot near the bank of nova sco tia the trees are being sold by the stouffville lions club mrs henry ogden suffered the loss of her father robert marshall this week he was in his 92nd year and had pioneered in the englehart district mov ing there over forty years ago the late mr marshall is sur vived by five daughters and four sons the altona meat cooks of the altona 4h club wish to thank mr glen ratcliff for al lowing us to visit the iga food store on wednesday evening we were given a demonstration on cutting a side of beef by mr john foulds assisted by mr lloyd houghton we had an opportunity to see all the cuts of beef and we found it very educational mrs wright of the store was won by mrs pollock during a nrnrtice session saturday was another busy a j p day at the school the home school annual christmas carni val and bazaar there was lots to see and do and though the attendance was not quite as large as last year the receipts were excellent and all in all it was a most successful day the pair of lamps were won by clara kidd and the door prize a lovely coffee carafe was won by mrs j mcdermott the home and school really appre ciate the cooperation of the whole community and especially the business people for their most generous help everyone pitched in to make this years carnival one of the best the brownies had still an other surprise on monday mr reg mowder presented them with a most beautiful union jack the girls say thankyou for your thoughtfulness mr a toronto player suffered a broken leg in the stouffville arena on sunday morning a member of the st claire club your book 2 try one liver i the serious injurv occurred recipe report the results in your record book 3 work on 1 altona 4h cluk on monday evening dec 2 eleven girls met for the fifth meeting of the altona meat cooks we opened our meeting by singing o canada follow ed by the 4h pledge the min utes of the last meeting were read and approved the roll call was given one way i could improve my food selec tion also learn the rule for meat in the food guide for health we reviewed all the rules of the food guide for health mrs hodgson told us how she had partly prepared the beef stew jean lewis and ann sheridan finished making the beef stew marjorie cowan gave a talk on methods for making gra vy we had a short discussion on the cuts of- pork and their location shirley lewis and joyce lew is led a quiz on the rib and chuck sections of the beef chart at our next meeting we will discuss menu planning our group work will be menu building the housekeepers for the next meeting will be mar jorie cowan and ann barkey roll call next meeting one good reason for using liver home assignment 1 com plete the table of beef cuts and the diagram of the beef chart in christmas gift selection no problem make a choice from one of the following useful gifts that please scripto pex a pexctjt 1 sexs autodex phone mm ber finders staplers brief cases typewriters at the stouffville tribune phoxb 152 or 158 he knows exactly what he wants and so do we we make it our business to know the kind of styles that men prefer so why not make it your business to do all your gif tshoppingformen here you cant miss scarves sport shirt arrow shirts leather gloves sweater vest knit shirts tim wool shirt handkerchiefs robe socks it i raft cardigan pyjamas death of mrs r nighswander the death occurred on mon day at the stouffville nursing home of mrs ralph nighswan der mother of mrs elwood elson and mrs mel tindall she was in her 87th year the funeral was conducted from o neills funeral chapel by rev douglas davis and the pall bearers were roy tindall mur ray tindall allan wideman norman reesor mansell elson and arnold elson interment was made in the wideman cem etery mowder monday night was an other big one for the cubs it was parents night and most gratifying to see so many par ents out to watch the special programme the boys demon strated semaphore flags ath letic ability knots and first aid work they put on a fine show and we are sure the parents appreciated it col hollinrake had been invited but was un able to attend he made his apologies in a most suitable way for boys he presented both scouts and cubs with a lovely big box of candy billy storry the sr sixer had the honour of opening the box and serving just the par ents who were guests for the evening then of course the boys it was a most thought ful gesture and the scouts and cubs say a big thankyou to col hollinrake they hope he will be able to visit with them at a later date your record book jean lewis and ann sheridan served the beef stew the next meeting will be held on dec 29th at the home of mrs dun- keld at 730 pm the meeting was closed by singing god save the queen on wednesday evening dec 3rd the altona 4h club girls met at the iga food store in stouffville where we were very hospitably received by mr glen ratcliff mr john foulds mr lloyd houghton and mr her bert lamers mr john foulds assisted by mr lloyd hough ton demonstrated cutting a side of beef showing us where each cut came from and how it was cut and wrapped ready for sale all of the girls found the demonstration both interesting and very educational the dem onstration was expertly done as an added unexpected treat we were served coffee and doughnuts we wish that more groups had the opportunity to see such an excellent demon stration local delegates at cancer conference some two hundred delegates from across ontario attended the 9th annual campaign and extension conference of the on tario division canadian cancer society atythe royal con- naught hotel hamilton chair man of the campaign confer ence was mr tom mepham of port credit division campaign births woodland fred and elea nor nee walters are happy to announce the birth of their son james douglas 7 lbs december 8 1958 at the corn munity memorial hospital port perry engagement mrs wm tindall of stouff ville wishes to announce her engagement to wm e faulk ner of vancouver bc mar riage to take place on saturday december 13th fred nighswander dead word was received here on wednesday of the passing of fred nighswander formerly of stouffville and wellknown past master of richardson masonia lodge deceased is resting at the funeral chapel of glffen- mack for service friday at 130 pm interment will be made in the stouffville cemetery committee chairman chairman of the extension conference which is running concurrently with the campaign is dr ivan smith director of the london cancer clinic and ontario div extension comm chairman among those delegates who attended from across the prov ince are the following mrs g purves camp chairman rich mond hill unit mrs g dun- can markham chairman ex tension richmond hill unit 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