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classified cards of thanks i am most grateful to my neighbor many friends and relative tile i was in weston san w sent me beautiful flowers i rds letters and dain ties which i much appreciated and enjoyed thanks to every cne emily yeamans in memoriam we wish to thank all who fave assistance in our boy lerles accident at the school willis wideman we wish to express our appre ciation to bethcsda and clare- mont communities claremont coop and bowling league for the many lovely gifts and kind wishes extended to us on our recent marriage we are deeply grateful alan and carol redshaw i would like to thank my neighbors friends and relatives for their kindness to me while at home and in oshawa hospital also the wa for the lovely flow ers and cards the institute for cards and all who remembered me with cards and flowers and a special thanks to mrs marshall connor mrs c wannop and mrs davis also dr n f tom- hnson and dr cane all was greatly appreciated mrs maud hamilton brougham ont middleton in loving mem ory of mrs ruth middieion who passed away june 28th 1955 i do not need a special day to bring you to my mind for the days i do not think of you are very hard to find if all this world were mine to give id give it yes and more to see the face of mother dear come smiling through the door geo middleton mr and mrs john neal and family wish to thank their many friends and neighbors for their kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings re ceived during our recent be reavement in the loss of our be loved foster son bryant trow- see many thanks to the teach ers and boys and girls of clare mont school the boys who acted as pallbearers and the boys who carried the flowers also rev a cresswell we wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to friends relatives and neighbors for inquiries gifts flowers cards and trips to hospital also telephone operators for their service gordon and clara holder forester in loving mem ory of my dear mother mary forester who passed away on june 23rd 1953 god gave me a wonderful mother her memory will never grow old he fashioned her smile out of sunshine he moulded her heart of pure gold he needed a new star in heaven a beautiful light to shine and out of this old world of sorrow he took that dear mother of mine lovingly remembered rftrrfrirntirt tfg t ifjgjj se es t qs 111 b it i in it vaa1 east opener i the momiat with this mcdcxxulio coop door one- of ibcm flics ap tm hem sf i the door cedar grove news geer in loving memory of our darling daughter dale who passed away june 23 1958 when the dewy light was fading and the sky in beauty smiled the angels came into our garden and picked our sweetest flower always loved and remembered by mom dad jimmie and donna transportation transportation wanted from no 48 hgy 17th ave to church bloor arriving by 830 am and leaving 430 to 5 pm call mark 561wl transportation available arriving at bloor yonge at 8 am leaving at 445 pm ph stouffville 49w2 tenders wanted the uxbridge firetanker com mittee invites tenders for the purchase of a 1000 gallon vs inch thick steel water tank size approximately 9 f t x 5 ft x 4 ft high suitable for mounting on chassis or platform tank may be inspected at the uxbridge fire hall tenders will be re ceived until monday july 6th 1959 at 9 pm by j e foskett sec goodwood ont graham in loving memory of a dear husband father and grandfather delos graham who passed away june 26 1956 in tears we saw you sinking we watched you fade away our hearts were almost broken you fought so hard to stay but when we saw you sleeping so peacefully free from pain we could not wish you back to suffer that again lovingly remembered by wife daughters and families mnsselnwns l opens water safety week musselmans lake was the scene on sunday of the official opening of water safety week newsmen photographers both newspaper and tv were on hand to film some of the doings there were complete demon strations of rescue operations for swimmers boat crews and water skiers even a helicopter rescue team was on hand to thrill the big crowd among the talent and skill lined up for this years garden party at cedar grove is les barker whose satirical wit finds expression in cartooning with the aid of a large screen his clever drawings of familiar fig ures are enlarged so all can see stroke by stroke bob whaling by arvillalj a name tne children will re member for a while he does a very funny and extremely skill f ul cycle act cant say unlcycle or bicycle because you never know with bob whaling it could be anything have you got the date marked july 4th at cedar- ena whether it is due to daylight saving time or the delivery of daily papers by truck instead of train is hard to say but there are some queer deliveries being made in cedar grove news lately the tapscotts caught up with saturdays news on tues day last week and friday paper came by mail on monday there may be others on this unique mail delivery system and if so it is time for a complaint to the papers responsible news is only news right now anytime after that its history the doityourself berry pick ing idea caught on with a ven geance at gib whittamores farm over the weekend the cars were lined up on both sides of the road and the whiteskin ned berrypickers were down on their knees by the dozens by 3 oclock saturday the patch was picked clean of the first batch and gib reported over a thou sand boxes had been taken away picking an acre of straw berries can loom ahead as an ordeal to a country dweller but city people think this is heaven out on the land under the sun all you can pick sounds wonderful so they might lust as well go to it this monday is departure day for ruby and mabel reesor who are off to the british isles for a summer of viewing and visiting we wish them bon voyage blodwen davies has just re turned from a trip to pittsburgh and chicago and mrs stanley vaitkus is home again after six wonderful weeks in spain visit ing her family and relatives sorry to report mrs bob mil- roy had a fall and broke her hip we hope it will mend fast the june meeting of the w ms was held at the home of mrs maurice hamm with 25 members and 3 guests present the reading on citizenship tak en by mrs garnet beare was from the may observer and en titled voice from city hall by jean newman mrs archie lit tle took over the meeting with christian stewardship assisted by mrs les beare mrs frank sewell mrs j walton mrs c whittaker and mrs w butcher quiet music preceded the wor ship period ably taken by mrs m ryan and mrs hamlll read the scripture at the close of the meeting the members pack ed bales and would like to thank all who contributed to the bales so generously helping to make them so successful a venture mrs whittakers group served a delicious lunch mnrkhom rural school boards amalgamating a deputation of the school trustees of the markham mem bers for school area board no 1 of which roy bick is chair man attended markham council monday the other board members were from school section no 2 of which geo williams is chair man he was accompanied by harold stafford and roy toole the meeting was requested by council in order that a decision could be reached as to the de sirability of amalgamating the two boards into school area no 1 or whether they wished to continue to operate as separate units after a meeting with council the members retired for half an hour on their return they ad vised council that all attending agreed that union was the best solution clerk crisp will have a by law ready for next monday this is the deadline as it re quires to be passed prior to july 1st to be effective on jan 1st 1960 a new board will be elect ed in december the trustees from union ss no 4 of which nelson eoynton is chairman also attended the meeting he was accompanied by harold morton a trustee and members of school section no 4 of which h bete is chairman he was accompanied by robert campbell and s neno they attended to discuss the amalgamation of the two sec tions into one section but not an area board the members of both boards wished to remain a separate identity but the inspector had advised that the remaining area and attendance of union no 4 was not ample to form a section it was therefore decided that union was the solution a bylaw will be drawn for presentation to council next monday which requires to be passed by july 1st in answer to a question as to the future trustees council ad vised that an election would be held in dec for members for 1960 mr bete said he hoped the electors took some intereset as he sent out 240 cards last year and only seven persons attended toe stouffvttle t nsrafey u 25 1959 psfa 7 we all have troubles and never get rid of them by telling them to others it would also be an excellent idea to prepare for peace in time of war auction sale household furniture garden implements tiller dishes etc on main st unionville property of k b watson saturday june 27 dining room suite consisting of table chairs china cabinet and buffet desk coal and wood stove kitchen set kitchen table 2 bedsteads complete with spring and mattress chesterfield set 3 pieces occasional chair combination electric radio and automatic record player medium size piano good 3 floor limps complete kitchen sink with cupboards new antique cherry cupboard 150 years old apartment size electric stove 4 burner frifiidaire electric refrigerator 8 cu ft hall clothes hanger 2 end tables gird table fireplace screen and tools 2 pictures 1 ash tray stand kitchen chair 2 wall mirrors j apartment size elec washer electric frying pan quantity of garden tools wheel barrow garden tiller with motor circular saw blade new used electric vacuum cleaner carpet sweeper new 5 hp outboard motor golf club carrier automatic damper for furnace new hand lawn mower power lawn mower used outboard motor 2 wheel luggage trailer sod cutter step ladder numerous other articles not mentioned sale at 1 pm terms cash no reserve house sold ken clabkk prentice auctioneers claremont news the claremont public library will be closed for the month of july to reopen on august 1th during this period the librarian will attend course at the toronto librar ies circulation statistics over the last six months show an in crease in adult membership of 16 and in juvenile membership of 28 the total circulation for the- period was 102s women arc buying more beauty aids than they need says a beautician some of them arent you the merchant you advertise why to talk with people about your merchandise to keep your store name before people as a reminder of your services to create store traffic whatever your objective your advertising message must be exposed to a responsive audience to be productive our circulation audience well people in our audience pay to get a copy of the paper thats an indication of voluntary response just how responsive are the readers of our paper our ajbcaudited circulation figures will tell you how many copies are sold where they are sold how much readers pay and a host of other information ask to see a copy of our latest abc report the stouffville tribune phone 152 of 153 thh symbol represents our membership in the audit bureau of circula tions your assurance that our circulation facts arc verified by independent audit measured by recognized standards and reported in standardized reports these audited facts available without obligation to interested persons provide a lactual basis for advertising rates evidence of subscriber interest acts on market coverage and facts far appraising our circulatioo quality and editorial vitality a a strawberries early vegetables in plentiful supply local strawberries which be gan arriving at the ontario food terminal in toronto last week should be in good supply now all main growing areas simcoe niagara and southwest ern ontario are shipping these luscious red berries in quantity and local dealers will already have switched from imported to homegrown varieties this years crop is expected to be of average size and good quality so that there should be an ample supply both for table use fresh and for strawberry shortcake unlimited according to d e williams of the farm products inspection service on tario department of agricul ture local strawberries are un surpassed for flavour and the time to store them in quantities in home freezers is when they are at their peak longfamiliar pint and quart containers come in both wood and plastic nowadays from the consumers point of view there is little to choose between them though the plastic box appears more attractive and for that rea son may become increasingly popular new master containers of corrugated cardboard result in less crushing of the fruit and to are being used more exten- sively this year muchneeded rain which broke the recent heat wave and was followed by cool weather may have slowed the ontario straw berry crop slightly but resulted in a better quality fruit well worth waiting for besides strawberries many ontariogrown vegetables are now arriving in quantities at the ontario food terminal for distribution to retail outlets throughout the province early cabbage cauliflower and let tuce are arriving in from all areas fresh newbunched car rots and beets both green and yellow beans are in good sup ply field cucumbers too are rapidly becoming plentiful added to the fact that large quantities of local hot house tomatoes are available for con trasting color the approaching july salad month should find ontario fully prepared for ex cellent eating audley the wa met at the home of mrs brian churchyard with 18 ladles present the president mrs james cowie conducted the business mrs frank puck- rin and mrs w h guthrie gave a stewardship devotional twen tyfive dollars are being sent to the lanark disaster fund the roll call was go or follow mrs fred puckrln led the worship service with u poem and a prayer followed by a scripture by mrs arch bell and prayer by mrs stanley pow ell mrs clarence trigg played a piano selection mrs f puck- rin gave a reading how to bake a cake mrs louis rich ardson whitby president of the oshawa presbytery wa gave a very informative talk on lets fly our wa flag the west group served refreshments the rev edward todd took the church service here on sun day morning while the rev m buttars exchanged pulpits with him at mayfield next sunday sacrament of the lords supper will be ob served there will also be a re ception service for the new members joining on profession of faith a number of friends and nei ghbours gathered in the bag- gotsville school on friday eve ning when a floor lamp was presented to mr and mrs john ray the former honey gor don the evening was spent in guthrie and eileen guthrie at- danclng followed by refresh ments mrs g k pratt and miss joan esdale attended a testi monial dinner for the school in spector mr a archibald at whitby on wednesday evening of last week mrs bert guthrie mrs bill tended a conference for vaca tion school leaders at whitby last thursday the club picnic will be held at spring hill park on july 7 mrs lee darwin toronto spent the weekend with her par ents mr and mrs g k pratt people are itching to go to a sandy beach and may keep right on after they get there local mr and mrs s w hastings were toronto dinner guests with the s f kogarths at the gran ite club on sunday evening births hunt harry and phyllis nee addison are happy to an nounce the birth of their son harry robert on sunday june 21 1959 at york county hospital newmarket murray joe and grace nee kaiser are happy to announce the birth of their daughter julie ellen 6 lbs 13 or at scarboro general hospital on jane 19 1959 tftanu vsr of ciniral foods kitchens if your family likes strawberry jam theyll enjoy strawberry jelly too heres the successful way to make it strawberry jetlt 3h cups juice about 2h quart ripe berries 7h cups 3k lbs sugar h cup strained lemon juice i bottle ccrto fruit pectin to prepare juice crush thorough ly about 24 quarts fully ripe berries place in jelly cloth or bag and squeeze out juice measure 3 cups juice and vt cup lemon juice into a very large saucepan to make jelly to the measured juice in saucepan add 1k cups sugar and mix well place over high heat and bring to a boll stir ring constantly at once stir in certo then bring to a full rolling boil and boil hard 1 minute stir ring constantly remove from heat skim off foam with metal spoon and pour quickly into glasses cover at once with inch hot paraffin makes about 11 medium glasses quite a few nets homemakers have asked me about pectin what u it they say pectin is the jelling substance found in all fruits in varying amounts certo is pectin extracted from fruits rich in this natural substance then refined concentrated and performancecontrolled certain- lu nothing artificial or chemical about it when you use certo and follow the tested certo recipes your jam and jelly always sett perfectly if your church group or womens club is interested in homemade jam and jelly i have a certo film rd be happy to loan you no charge no obligation its called jelly and jam session and runs about 12 minutes its 16 mm has sound and is in full color if youd like to borrow it please write me frances barton gen eral foods kitchens 44 egllntoa ave w toronto christ church anglican rot j d tiller rector sunday june 28th 1959 5th sunday after trinity 10 am morning prayer 10 am junior sunday school 11 am- senior sunday school wed 730 pm choir practice for boys and adults united church stouffville rev douglas davis sunday june 28th 1959 sunday school 945 am junior to senior 11 am nursery to primary 11 am morning worship sunday school and congrega tional picnic in the stouffville park on wednesday july 8th vivian mccormack memorial church rev bruce hlscy pastor sunday june 28th 1959 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evening worship tues 8 pm prayer bible study thur 830 pm young peoples meeting note july 8 ladles picnic churchill musselmans lake bible school pastor r a baker sunday june 28th 1959 10 am sunday school 11 ajn morning service the church that cares second markham a baker hill baptist churches rev bruce hlsey sunday june 28th 1959 second markhnm we invite you to prayer service every wed 8 to 9 pm sunday bible school for all ages 10 am morning gospel service 11 am young peoples every sunday evening 730 pm bnkcr hill prayer service thur 8 to 9 pm srwday morning service 945 am sunday school 11 am a warm welcome awaits you stouffville baptist church rotr j williams pastor bible teacher and evangelist sunday june 28th 1959 10 am bible school all ages 11 am morning worship 730 pm evangelistic service wed 730 pm prayer meeting bloomington christian associated gospel church mr e n simmons minister sunday june 28th 1959 10 am sunday school 11 am worship service 730 pm evening service ringwood christian church sunday june 28th 1959 10 am sunday school 1110 am worship service speaker mr don evans mon 8 pm ce prayer meet ing st james presbyterian church stouffville rev d r mckilllcnn ba bd sunday june 28th 1959 10 am morning worship worship with us stouffville united missionary church rev arthur walsh minister sunday june 28th 1959 10 am sunday school 11 am morning service 730 pm evening service thurs 8 pm prayer bible study tune in cjrh dial 1310 every sunday 845 9 am for the missionary hour brethren in christ church heise hill gormley pastor rev wm vnndcrbent ph richmond hill turner 43155 sunday june 28th 1959 sunday school 10 am worship service 11 am evangelistic 730 pm midweek prayer service wed 745 pm you are cordially invited to all services united church melville charge iter o davison sunday june 28th 1959 930 am bcthcsda 1035 am peachs 1140 am melville 3 pm baptismal service peachs church thurs july 2 bcthcsda sun day school and community picnic stouftville park sup per at 630 pm everyone welcome altona christian united missionary church rev dow sargeant pnstor sunday june 28th 1959 1030 am sunday school 730 pm service wed 8 pm prayer service watch for my column to b back with more recipes and meantime if youve any jam or jelly problems please write me ma ni io my best to help you gormley united missionary church rev c e nnnklne minister sunday june 28th 1959 845 am broadcast dial 1310 10 am sunday school u ajn worship 730 pun evangelistic hour stouffville memorial christian church sunday june 28th 1959 10 ajn sunday school 11 am morning worship rev e edmond 730 pm gospel service rev e edmond wed 8 pm prayer bible study in the church united missionary church rev c k itell minister sunday june 28th 1959 dickson hill 945 am morning worship 1050 arm sunday school 230 pm annual decoration day service rev w r wllloughby speaker markham 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pjn evening service a welcome avalts you