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install new mixer a large four ton bread mixer is capable of mixing four bags the operation took onehalf stover touches the control but- was installed recently at the of flour and numerous other hour before the machine will ton to start the mixer stouffvilie bakery the unit ingredients in twelve minutes shut off automatically bob lemonville our neighbours mrs- e bur- aett mrs c vinger and mrs g dickson are at present in hospital we wish them a spee dy recovery mr v sharp victor and kay sharp also mr e cook jour neyed to maple leaf gardens to take in the hockey game on sunday afternoon lemonville school children and teacher spend their noon hours skating on the pond a birthday party was held friday night at mr walter grays in honour of mr leslie lennard douglas sayers and baby lowell wideman many happy returns our church service is at 2 pm some of the older lads are nursing bruises and stiff muscles after a saturday afternoon game of hockey goodwood mrs r may rev mrs benson jones of toronto and her parents rev and mrs bidwell visited with mrs c jones on tuesday for supper we are pleased that mrs wm may is feeling better after hav ing severe arm bruises as a result of a fall on new years day weather permitting the post poned annual business meeting of the baptist church will be held at the home of mr and mrs bert maye on thursday evening mrs dalton alderson spent a day in toronto recently with her aunt miss hattie carruth- ers mr and mrs baldwin enjoyed a birthday supper with mr and mrs wm may on saturday night mrs may had a birthday on january 8th and mrs bald win jan 13th saturday night at 545 our hydro cut off along with all our neighbours goodwood folk still were lit up until 645 when off went their power the wed ding of beverly mcquaker to mr wesley evans went on by candle light this would be one fly in the ointment no one would ever expect however lights came on a few minutes to nine and we are sure bev and wes will have had a wed ding to remember the roads are a glare of ice again bitter winds have cut the sand off and left the new years ice many roads are banked high with snow the past week was zero every night and much lower a good share of the time seems like an old fashioned win ter shaping up t the mission circle met at the home of mrs uren on tuesday afternoon with ten ladies pres ent african mission was dis cussed along with some new years readings a dainty lunch closed a pleasant afternoon lone marauder enters cottage a lone thief entered the sum mer cottage owned by mr l e tim oneill ot stouffvilie last week and carried off articles valued at 20000 during the robbers inland trek from the concession road in uxbridge township he unknowingly walked into the owners snow covered swimming pool the thiefs tracks were plainly vis ible stolen was a portable ra dio parts of a tv set and other items the loss is covered by in surance the cottage is located north of goodwood sporrords winter clearance sale th stouffyiui twsune hwr3iy haoqy 15 59 pit 5 local and personal happenings frierds of mrs wo birkett will be sorrv to hear that she has been admitted to the west ern hospital mr and mrs foster wagg mr and mrs earl brillinger and jimmy called in to see the new arrival wendy fay and her parents mr and mrs gor don wagg and gayle on sun day miss clara mullen east end of town was the hostess to a number of high school friends at a party last week mr percy tarr attended the memorial craftsmens conven tion held this week in a lau- rentian resort the stouffvilie tribune front office staff was hard hit by the flu and other winter ailments last week when both carman lewis and bill hall were forced to the sidelines stouffvilie municipal council will convene this thursday eve ning mrs j williamson was guest at a luncheon for the executive of the york east womens in stitute which was held at the j beautiful home of the president i mrs w h mccowan scarbor ough bluffs mrs albert smalley church st spent last week with her husband in kirkland lake where he is presently employed on new years eve mr and mrs smalley entertained a number of local couples at their home anna wideman of stouffvilie was a lecent visitor to sara sota florida one of the high- lights of the trip was an excur- j sion through the jungle gar- i dens in sarasota mike mcstravick a former resident here and more recently employed in the winnipeg dis trict was a visitor in town over the weekend friends of mrs klinck east end stouffvilie will be sorry j to hear that her father mr john harris of agincourt had the misfortune to fall and break his hip he is presently confined to scarborough general hos- pital where he underwent sur gery young hockey night will be sponsored this thursday night at the local arena by the lions club help by your attendance j the regular meeting of the i stouffvilie oddfellows lodge will be held in the masonic hall on monday jan 19th the population of markham has now reached 4000 accord ing to latest assessment figures the assessment is 4015901 the seasons largest hockey crowd attended the stouffville- georgetown game in the arena on tuesday night the visitors came from behind to win by a score of 42 norman mcmullen son of mr and mrs joe mcmullen stouff vilie suffered a nasty hip lacer ation on saturday while tobog ganing at markham he tum bled onto a stake in the ground which was hidden in the snow the injury required several stitches you owe it to yourself to attend the missionary confer ence now in progress at the stouffvilie christian church saturday night this week is young peoples night and the missionary speakers will be wearing costumes from the countries they represent two basketball games are scheduled for the auditorium of the stouffvilie dist high school on friday evening of this week markham will be the visitors one of the highlights of the nights entertainment will be a game between members of the staff and an allstar grade 11 lineup all parents are invited to attend other outsiders will require guest cards they may be obtained from any member of the student body before 4 oclock on friday it will be the schools first attempt at night basketball competition i wms meeting on wednesday evening jan j 7 the united missionary wms met at mrs reg stouffers home for the regular monthly meeting the service was open ed by the president mrs stouf- fer after which mrs george byer had charge of the pro gram after special singing sev eral of the ladies gave a mis sionary skit depicting two kinds of giving 1st giving grudging ly from a sense of duty and 2nd giving from love to christ jesus mrs byer then gave a short message our guest for the evening was mrs eldon boettger missionary from nigeria west africa who gave a few words of greeting to our stouffvilie ladies she told of gods guidance and care for them during their journey from nigeria to canada early in de cember mrs boettger is a daughter of mr and mrs geo lehman of toronto and a niece of mr john lehman stouff- ville and she- with her husband and three children have moved to stouffvilie for their furlough period at the close of the meet ing mrs boettger was given a shower of foodstuff and other articles our wms ladies all join in welcoming the boettger family into our midst and hope this may be a year of blessing in preparation for their further work in nigeria winter picnic for any and all who have been connected with stouffvilie nursery kindergarten 1948 59 indoor and outdoor fun for families 330 to 700 pm saturday january 31 at youth centre pot luck supper at 545 dont miss it the second show at the park theatre on friday and satur day evening jan 16 and 17 will commence at s30 pm mr chas richards local im plement dealer is confined to his home for some weeks with an arthritic condition dress specials group 1 materials of jersey tweed velveteen in one and 2 piece styles sizes 14 to 22 vi rejr to 1g95 now 798 group 2 jersey materials of velvet brocade faille crepe sizes 10 to 26v reg to 2350 now 1198 babys and childrens wear specials rompers with fine madcriatvpe trim 98c baby dress with fine maderiatvpe trim 98c smocked baby dress nne cotton 9sc babys soft wool sweaters 9sc and s198 nylon snow suits 2 zipper 698 fleecy nylonpile snow suits 198 striped jersey panties lined 29c 3 only boys snow suits 398 3 only boys 3 piece coat sets s99s ski slacks sizes 3 and i 219 ski jackets sizes i to 12 198 ski jackets sizes s to 12 798 blouse and skirt clearances tooke tailored broadcloth blouses long and short sleeve asst colors and sizes reg to 450 now 98c dressy blouses in jersey nylon crepe sizes 12 to 42 reg to 595 now 169 skirts group 1 in corduroy wool plaid flannel sizes 12 to 18 now 498 skirts group 2 tweeds plaids fine avool new fall and winter styles lt and dk shades sizes 12 to 18 798 yardage goods specials 54 wool coatings to clear 198 27 white diaper flannelette 39c 35 colorful glenwood prints 39c 35 fine plain broadcloth 39c 35 lovely patterned cottage prints 59c 35 figured cotton crepes 49c be sure to look through the many remnants and sa dont miss our four special counters clearances in jewellery china hats gloves etc etc counter no 1 any article 10c counter no 2 any article 49c counter no 3 any article 98c counter no 4 any article 198 up sale starts friday janu ary 16th to january 24th movie camera club the inaugural meeting of the moviettes was held monday- evening january 12 at the home of mr and mrs sam rob erts hvvy 48 those in attendance were mr and mrs tat aida mr and mrs doug ramer mr and mrs dave ratcliff mr and mrs archie reid mrs sarah foek- ler and your correspondent john mehaffey a very pleasant evening was spent viewing the pictures taken by mr and mrs roberts on their summer vaca tion and other trips a very ex tensive area was covered which took the viewers through niag ara falls buffalo cleveland sault ste marie then up to kirkland lake temagami al gonquin park and a number of intervening points the first meeting ended very pleasantly after a luncheon ser ved by our hosts assisted by marion helen and tom rob erts it is expected that the club will meet regularly for the purpose of discussion re better ment of future films and also to see films already developed belonging to the various mem bers high school news 195s was linked with 1959 as examination papers written be fore christmas were handed back last week the results have been good and with hard work this term should be even j better at easter j the boys midget and junior basketball teams played at au- rora last tuesday although the juniors were defeated 4220 the midgets won their game 277 stouffviile will play host to markham basketball teams on friday it will be an evening game commencirtg at 700 and will be followed by dancing the students would like to welcome mrs docherty to the staff mrs docherty replaces mr langdale as commercial teacher pat barry hassard gets 3 stouffvilles bob hassard dis played his goalscoring prowess in a game at napanee last week when he fired a three goal hat trick ted oconnor also netted three as the dunnies edged their rivals 109 he played his first game in a whitby uniform at hull on jan 4th and picked up one assist he made his de but before the home town whit by fans on saturday he fired one goal as the dunlops downed cornwall 4l wms meeting the january meeting of the womans missionary society was held in the church parlors january 8 with mrs k camp bell at the piano and the retir ing pres mrs woods opening with a call to worship follow ed by the wms motto a hymn and prayer the annual reports from all secretaries were given and the treasurer reported 726 sent to headquarters the annual york presbyter- ial meeting will be held at rich mond hill jan 21st 3 sessions mrs gresham soloist accom panied by mrs nolan sang two lovely carols i wonder as i wander and a christmas lul laby which was enjoyed by all mrs dowswell giving the de votional opened and closed her challenging remarks with pray er her scripture reading isa 4019 and chap 4214 topic the sin of the world she said 1959 is a year of decisions both for nations and ourselves it will be the survival of the fitt est is it possible we may lose our sabbath if we fail to honor it her message was thought provoking and timely the of fering was dedicated by mrs winterstein mrs hastings reviewed the chapter on mexico of our study book concerns of a contin ent she said there is so much suspicion and misunderstanding between mexico and the usa the usa had said once poor mexico so far from god and so close to the united states she gave an interesting and concise story ol the life and oc cupation of the country bibles have been given to 50 of the people protestants in mexico are just 10 f the population but offer prosperity to mexico mrs mccreight thanked the group and mrs king expressed thanks to all outgoing officers rev davis in his message be fore installation of officers re marked on the words i must how many times the master used them i must work the works of him that sent me i must be about my fathers busi ness the wms isnt local it is the universe harriet beecher stowe said what ought to be done can be done the record of the wms is remarkable apart from all the difficulties involved after the installation mrs s crouch our new president spoke a few words leaving us the motto i can do all things through christ rev davis closed with the benediction officers for 1959 honorary president mrs d davis past president mrs a wood pres mrs s crouch 1st vice pres mrs a dows well 2nd vice pres mrs j mccreight recording secty mrs a williams asst rec secty mrs r winterstein corresponding secretary mrs a king treasurer mrs m burke asst treasurer mrs w todd christian steward ship mrs f fairies associate members mrs j mccreight mrs reeves supplies mrs w atkinson mrs m forgie community friendship mrs d holden mrs r winterstein mrs k campbell mrs a wood mrs b sanders litera turemrs w todd mrs s stouffer mrs f button chris tian citizenship temperance mrs s stouffer press secty mrs a dowswell pianists- mrs j cayman mrs b sand ers mrs k campbell nomin ating committee mrs c woodcock mrs f fairies friends will regret to learn that bobbie tweedle a former resident of stouffvilie is still on the critical list and confined to hospital since he was hurt in a car accident about seven weeks ago work commenced this week on the new markham postoffice the contract for 54336 was awarded to ruliff grass con struction co of thornhill the new building which is slated to be completed in june is located on markhams main st south of the markham bakery the w a of the united church will meet in the church parlor on monday evening jan 19 mrs a dowswell will give the devotional topic and mrs nolan will provide some music there will be installation of officers for 1959 by rev d davis all ladies are invited to attend presentation of various awards was made to members of the stouffviile lions club on mon day night by lion al strong man zone chairman who along with a large delegation of mem bers from pefferlaw visited stouffvilie one hundred percent attendance chevrons for the year 195758 were presented to ted edwards james austin al smalley ken laushway don davis ross winterstein norm hill and george williams pres entations were also made to members who brought new members into the local club these awards went to norm hill ken laushway bill ford harry kennedy and tommy farr the president also receiv ed a plaque on behalf of the club for having had move than five new members join within one month death of mrs harry walters the funeral was conducted on monday afternoon from the asbury west united church bathurst st toronto for the late mrs harry walters for- merly of stouffvilie mr and mrs walters left stouffvilte for the city last year after operat ing the mayfair restaurant business for some years mr walters also served on the stouffviile municipal council mrs walters passed away at the branson hospital on thurs day jan 8th besides her hus band she is survived by mrs b ruthven isobel of new toronto mrs wm baughman lola of hamilton mrs roy daugustine noreen mrs douglas card marlene jac queline and frank all of tor onto interment was made in prospect cemetery ratepayers meeting about sixteen residents at tended a ratepayers meeting at ss no 19 public school 9th cone of markham on monday evening to discuss the advis ability of installing a new heat ing system floor ceiling and inside washrooms in the school building mr m j lewis acted as chairman mr fred j va- cher was the recording secre tary the ratepayers agreed that the board should obtain an estimate on the cost of the project it is expected that the work will cost approximately 16000 the dept of health has requested that some im mediate action should be taken by the board another ratepay ers meeting will be held when an estimate has been received fred hartley a student of eileen law fred hartley began his first serious study of music in 1950 his story is also one of ability to capture coveted awards in 1952 he placed first in all classes in the kiwanis festi val in 1953 he won the finley scholarship in 1954 the tor onto star scholarship and for two years in succession won the silver medal at the chicagoland music festival where he competed against the winners of preliminary competitions throughout the united states in 1954 he entered the open final competition for all voices and won the grand championship award at the canadian national exhibition fred hartley has been gain ing prominence as an orator io soloist with organizations in kingston hamilton and toronto recently the globe and mail reported a lovely voice of instrumental clarity and smoothness yet warm vibrant and caressing and with the color potential of two distinct and characteris tic registers mr hartleys accompanist will be dr george brough dr brough received his musi cal education in england at the royal college of music and at oxford where he ob tained his doctor of music degree since coming to can ada he has become known as a soloist and accompanist ki both concert and radio he is at present assistant conductor and coach to the cbc opera company lion al strongman of pef ferlaw zone chairman was the guest speaker at the first 1959 meeting of the stouffviile lions club on monday evening lion al was accompanied by a num ber from the pefferlaw clul who provided some of the enter tainment local entertainment was provided by the lions quar tette lions neil smith lome boadway ted edwards and ken wagg induction service rev dr harvey l denton will conduct the induction serv ice in the claremont baptist church on friday evening for pastor john carnegie formerly of hull quebec dr denton is the moderator of the trent val ley baptist association other ministers will also take part the service will be held at 8 pm bank promotion mr victor h atkinson man ager of the blenheim branch of the canadian bank of com merce has received word from head office that he has been promoted to manage the banks branch at simcoe mr atkinson expects to move to simcoe in about six weeks and will be replaced by mr a e smith who is at present man ager of the orangeville branch since going to blenheim from stouffvilie a little over 2 years ago mr atkinson has been very active in community af fairs he is assistant sgtatarms in the blenheim rotary club and is treasurer of seven local organizations including the blenheim public library the w g thompson foundation fund the blenheim and har wich horticultural society the golden acres curling club the chamber of commerce the blenheim merchants division of the chamber of commerce and the blenheim golfers associa tion quality v service stiver bros at your service for furnace oil ba solar heat space heater oil stove oil and coal oil phone 45wl 94508 evenings 45w2 for prompt service stop the truck with the big sign stiver bros stouffvilie kirk