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the tribune stouffville ont thursday february 1 1951 the price of cocacola including sales excise taxes 7 36 7 per bottle per carton c per glass at fountains stock up on quality canned foods 13 16- 19c 22 31c culverhouse carrots culverhouse beets s york choice tomatoes queens royal pears brights choice peaches horsey grapefruit juice 2 sto dessert 20 oi tin 20 oz tin 20 oi tin 15 ot tin halves 5 oi in syrup tin 20 oi tins lynn valley sto cs golden corn 2 s 29c pancake mix aunt jemima 2 1c crown brand or bee hive corn syrup 32c table syrup 28c weekend features chocolate covered mallow biscuits i 35c grade a large eggs 45c i i mrm seville hitter from spain marmalade oranges 2 lbs 25c tender crisp large size 18 florida celery 2 for 29c california sweet emperor grapes 2 ib 29c tnity kiln dried louisiana yams 2 ib 25c california jrcen top new carrots 2 bchs 25c stouffville ont 14 oj jar peeenait buffer aunt sallys with pcclin raspberry jam 40c 24 fl oj jar ungraded eggs wante0 w ojy hlgheit mjrlt prici far ungraded e331 s ntxijar for datollt r3 gjdj smtloi 0- metcalfe in tomato sauce porkbeans2 31c libbys fancy sauerkraut 20c valuss efective ihuss5ay oomicn st02s limited fiilday saiusoay fs3 i 2 j mzbjismsz jl gorraley farmer heads milk producers the first board meeting for 1951 of the so g district milk pro ducers association elected george smith of gormley to head the organization tnis year other officers elected are as follows 1st vice pres bert weatherill union- ville 2nd vice pres albert king markham rr secy donald ray- mer markham rr treas frank dimma markham rr represent- ative on county federation of agriculture daiton rumney press reporter kraser gee e a buch anan was reelected as director on the toronto board at the annual meeting and the following were elected to the board of directors besides the above officers h d mccague m wellman stewart rumble a robinson k vizeley c hooper g boynton d hunter r mckay a baker a little t hastings h fairty w young a green s band c king h warriner h oliver r mills h coakvell a miller r j brown plans are under way for the annual banquet watch for further notice regarding this popular event lemonville mr and mrs clias dennie and family had sunday dinner with mr and mrs harry sandiford on sunday the harwood family visited relatives and friends in toronto on sunday mr and mrs win cake and family were guests of mr and mrs norman fair of stouffville on sunday harold gibson of vandorf also maxwell vague visited at the chester graham home on sunday on friday afternoon the local school held their annual skating party on cakes rink some of the parents joined in the fun also next sunday at 330 pm there will be a joint church and sabbath school service to which everyone is cordially invited mice every saturday night stouffville veterans hall modern old time w w bates orchestra admission 50c births thaxter mr and mrs howard thaxter nee bernice thomp son of uxbridge rri are happy to announce the birth of a son howard wayne on thurs day jan 11 1951 at cedar lee oxbridge pearson mr and mrs walter pearson stouffville wish to announce the birth of their daughter stella mae on friday jan 2g 1951 at the brierbush hospital stouffville a sister for philip horatio bacox mr and mrs douglas bacon stouffville are happy to announce the birth of their son allan donald on monday jan 29 1951 at the brierbush hospi tal stouffville a brother for catherine dickson hill deaths croft robert thomas at his residence victoria ave union- ville monday jan 29 1951 thomas r croft in his slst year beloved husband of isabella bryd- son and dear father of mrs how ard norton myrtle of bolton service on wednesday interment stphillips cemetery west elizabeth x at 113 linsmore cres toronto satur day jan 27 1951 elizabeth n burness widow of harry west formerly of gormley in her 82nd year beloved aunt of ernie percy batkins alec wilson mrs l huxtable dolly service on tues day at the trull funeral home interment heise hill cemetery filyer suddenly on friday jan 26 1951 at the norfolk county hospital bhilip james filyer aged four months four days dearly beloved son of dann and joan filyer funeral took place sunday jan 28th at walsn baptist church interment at walsh cemetery a meeting of the directors of the cemetery was held last wednes day afternoon although the attendance was small business was transacted and plans arranged for the up keep of the grounds this work is greatly appreciated by so many whose friends have been laid to rest in this fine old church yard mr simeon hoover and sister maltha accompanied mr and mrs elmore barkey and gorden also mr and mrs lawrence barkey to mt joy where they had sunday dinner with mr and mrs geo w hoover and helen a new well is being made on the school ground thus assuring the children of a supply of pure water mr fockler of ringwood has undertaken the job the women of this church were represented at a meeting at the home of mrs harry warriner of peaches corners to arrange for the womens day of prayer service to be held in the church of that com munity on friday feb 9 see announcement in next weeks issue of the tribune mr and mrs earl doner were guests at the golden wedding cele bration of ilr and mrs george french congratulations to the bride and groom we shall expect to enjoy an interesting travelogue when mr- and mrs ward hallman return from florida when mr a c barkey returns from california and when one of our high school students returns from an antici pated trip to new york miss donna raymer of toronto and mr eddie prosser of kitch ener called at the moyer home and were supper guests with mr and mrs ken jones on saturday a number of our people attended the sessions of the township sun- day school convention at union- ville mr jacob penner superinten dent of a great lakes steamship co visited mr and mrs j w lets cook it right stouffville womens institute cooking school lets cook it right is the cooking school slogan a double oven moffat range same as above will be used to help carry out this slogan place stouffville town hall time feb 13 from 130 pm to 400 pm feb 14 from 1000 am to 400 pm prizes and fun for all watch for more news next week see the latest moffat ranges at norm farrs stouffville i i victoria square a number from here attended the sunday school convention held at unionville last thursday sympathy of the community is extended to mr and mrs louis v thursday ulj in as one of the four wellman of london this district sons of his widowed mother who i the senior womens institute euchre and special st valentines dance cabaret style legion hall stouffville friday february 16 entertainment tables good food 900 made their home for a time withlf a crokinole party held the late mr and mrs martin wide- hl iw evemn l t2 man over twentyfive years ago sf nal was well attended mr penner also called at the wm j i for e uchre were ladies barkey home to renew acquaint- v collard and mr ralph ance rudkin both playing as ladies gents lloyd beatty and frank were ladies mrs herb nelson miss jean brumwell gents don boynton herb nelson the insti tute ladies are planning on holding another party sometime in february mr and mrs l l nichols mr and mrs cecil nichols called on rev and mrs e currey and loretta at acton on saturday evening another hockey game was held on saturday afternoon between buttonville and victoria square boys with buttonville victorious 52 however the square team were without the services of some of their players another game is anticipated in the near future alfred hemmings whitby st5ent the mr and mrs mr and mrs and cathy of weekend with chares jones on tuesday the men of the baptist church commenced the task of removing earth prepara tory to the construction of a basement pm an old man whose name and age were not given was asleep in barcelona spain when two men from a funeral parlor entered his apartment by mistake they had been sent to pick up a body in another apartment the old man woke up as he was lifted into the casket and died of shock a few minutes later f0atr end of season 101520 off first two weeks in february your last chance to buy shoes at these prices due to sudden increases in leather costs lehmans shoe store main street slouflvlllo 6th line whitchurch vivian ballantrae bloomington baker hill lemonville 2nd mark ham baptist ringwood dickson hill bethesda united and united missionary and melville churches are invited to peachs united church on friday february 9th at 230 pm for the world day of prayer service mr and mrs keffer and family were supper guests with mr and mrs don ratcliff and family on sunday rev and mrs a doner also mr and mrs chas ratcliff and carol ann visited with mr and mrs robt ratcliff on sunday visitors at the steckley home on sunday were misses donna and erma stouffer and mr bert stouffer of stouffville we understand that garfield browns farm has been sold to mr lionel conacher of toronto mr and mrs elmore barkey and mr and mrs lawrence bar- key were at geo hoovers on sun day afternoon mr and mrs donald harper and family had tea sunday evening with mr and mrs ross harper and family an aviator becomes an ace after he destroys five enemy planes in employer and employee con tributions to social security and pension funds canadians paid their governments 241 million in 1949 markham new fall policy two continuous shown nightly starting 7 pm doors open at 645 pm saturday continuous 700 to mldnite matinee sat urday 200 pm double feature fri sat february 2 3 march of the wooden soldier laurel hardy sons of new mexico gene autry champion mon tues february 5 6 for heaven sake starring clifton belvedere webb joan bennett robert cummings wed thirs february 7 8 morning departure starring john mills richard artenbourgh