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the tribune stouffville ont thursday june 7 1931 quality service local and personal happenings our 0 line of feeds egg0 chick grower made daily in our plant egg0 laying mash always fresh egg0 broiler mash being fed consistently pork0 hog concentrate pork0 hog grower pork0 sow concentrate on monday night friends and neighbours made a surprise visit to the home of mr and mrs thos rae on clark st in honour of their 2oih wedding anniversary the happy couple received many gifts and flower from the some fifteen well wishers weddings ba products 88 98 gasoline ba oils and greases peerless hd heavy duty peerless premium stiver bros stouffville ont office phone 45 the kangaroo uses his tail for a third leg when running the regular monthh- meeting of the garrett evening auxiliary of stouffville united church will be held in the church parlours on wednesday evening june 13th following a picnic supper in the park at 6 oclock in case of rain or cool weather supper will be served in the basement of the church members and friends are cordially invited to attend on saturday night a motorcycle carrying its driver and a girl passenger skidded in some loose gravel and turned over at mussel- mans lake the girl miss betty brown of toronto was given first aid by dr s s ball for an injured ankle and foot the unidentified driver received numerous burns but was otherwise unhurt armadillos are always born in roups of four and of the same sex on sunday afternoon airs wood ward who resides at the home of mrs ben talbot tripped and fell clown the steps leading to the side walk dr s s ball was called on to repair the gash caused by the fall it took some twenty stiches to close the wound mrs woodward is now confined to her bed but is recovering nicely patrick middlemiss son of mr and mrs k middlemiss stouffville escaped serious injury the other dav while riding his tricycle across the intersection near the munici- i pal building young patrick was struck by a tractor drawing a farm wagon enroute to the cream- erv the wheel of the wagon passed over him but fortunately no bones were broken stanley theatre stouffville ontario theatre policy showing each evening 730 and 930 pm saturdays evening starts 7 pm matinee 2 pm friday saturday june 8th 9th ii stage to tuscon technicolor starring wayne morris rod cameron monday tuesday june 11th 12th color by hnicolor triumph m wednesday thursday june 13th 1 4th starring j dull i i uulak i radios original fat man and introducing emmett kelly u julie london clinton sundberg the vortd famous clown pkitltik aimlkhv the united church at mt zion decorated with apple blossoms and spring flowers was a beautiful setting for the marriage of eliza beth betty appleby daughter of mr and mrs hodd appleby of myrtle station to james feme eldest son of mrs ferris and the late alastair ferrie of toronto rev uussell monkman officiated the bride given in marriage by her father wore a gown with white chantilly lace bodice a full net skirt gathered into scallops on the lace over while slipper satin siie wore a juliet cap of lace over satin holding her finger tip french veil marjory appleby sister of the bride was maid of honour and wore turquoise faille taffeta with a headdress of braided purple vel vet and matching band at waist the three bridesmaids mrs dono van appleby dorothy ferrie and myrna jones were similarly dressed and all carried nosegays of pink carnations and purple pansies the groomsman was harry hotch- kiss and the ushers were donovan appleby douglas ferrie and al fred pegg mrs lloyd legg of oshawa was at the piano and accompanied by mrs elmer wilson who sang the lords prayer and because at the reception which followed in the sunday school auditorium the brides mother received in pale mauve sheer crepe with matching corsage of roses the grooms mo ther assisted in pale blue crepe with corsage of red roses the brides travelling dress was of blue flowered triple sheer crepe with navy coat and natural colour ed hat with navy accessories after a short honeymoon they will reside at 18 wolfrey ave in toronto nigh saxdkrsov victoria square united church was decorated with beautiful spring flowers for the wedding of edna winnifred sanderson daugh ter of mrs sanderson and the late clare sanderson who became the bride of william grant nigh son of mr and mrs edgar nigh stouffville rev a huston officiat ed the bride given in marriage by iter grandfather mr ernest san derson wore a white slipper satin gown with bertha and lace yolk and long full train a cornet of shirred satin seed pearls and lily of the valley held the tulle illusion french embroidered long veil she carried a cascade of red roses and lilly of the valley the bride was attended by miss doreen boying- ton and her sister marjorie sander son each wore long full gowns of mauve and nile green taffeta with braided bandeaux flowers and rosettes and carried cascades of mixed roses and carnations little patty valliere was flower girl and wore a lace trimmed yellow taffeta dress she carried a nosegay of mixed flowers jonathan nigh nephew of the groom was ring bearer larry sanderson was best man paul cummings was usher the brides mother received in a navy nylon sheer gown with a pink rosebud corsage and pink accessories the grooms mother assisted in a pearl rey crepe dress with a yellow rosebul corsage and black accessories the grooms mother rendered lovely selections on the organ clurina the ceremony mrs claude brillinger was soloist for travelling the bride chose a mauve dress blush pink shortie coat with white accessories after the honeymoon to points north and the states the couple will reside at victoria square spectacular horse show program stouffville youth for christ girls is beiifg arranged park qn july 7th for memorial choir sang in runneyiuede baptist church toronto on sunday night mrs wm cake is choir leader lena jane white daughter of mr and mrs dudley white was one of thirty one nurses to receive diplomas at the annual graduation at womens college hospital onj friday evening mr e r gooii local assessor is in sault ste marie this week attending the annual sessions of the ontario assessing association mr and mrs harold murphy and daughter lynne were in thornbury on sunday attending the annual apple blossom festival there j miss vivian sadler of toronto spent the weekend witii her aunt and uncle mr and mrs george lee mr and mrs maxwell pennock accompanied by their two sons and daughter of philadelphia us call ed on their aunt mrs a griffiths and mrs a v nolan on thursday the regular monthlv meeting of the wms of the united church which was postponed from junej 7th will be held in the church parlours on thursday june 11th a cordial invitation is extended to jail the ladies of the congregation stouffville municipal council will meet in regular session this thurs day evening whitchurch township council will convene on friday evening june 8th rather than on saturday afternoon the customary date mr and mrs harry stover left malton airport tuesday morning for new york city they will also visit in trenton new jersey for a few days with mr and mrs stuart brown the browns are cousins of mrs stover toronto conference of the united church is meeting this week in the danforth united church this exceedingly large conference stretches for seven hundred miles north toronto to nakina includes 130 ministers 51i preaching places and serves 90815 families visitors at the home of mr and mrs magnus mowat over the week end were their son william stuart mowat and family of clinton mr and mrs ted peake and daughters of campbellford also mr and airs allan mcconnochie and sons of town miss joy ellis and mr ralph stafford of kimberley and mr and mrs w j stuart of powassan an explosion in a pump pit on the premises of jas pidgeon musselmans lake did consider able damage to a garage building and car the other day the pump and pit in which it is located for deep well pumping are located in a garage building to the rear of the pidgeon home and it is be lieved that gas fumes from the car must have been pocketed in the wellpit and exploded when the pump started the roof was blown from the building but fortunately no one was injured in the blast fete school principal principal l c murphy of stouff ville high school who is leaving the local staff this june was honoured at the annual student picnic held at shadow lake on fri day of last week mr murphy was presented with a handsome wrist watch and an address of apprecia tion from the students lome boadway made the presentation of the watch and isobel keffer read the following address on behalf of the students i would like to extend to you our thanks for that which you have done to further our education for the past fourteen years you have led this school through to victory and success in music sports and learning and no matter what we could try to say never could we put into words just how iruieii we have appreciated your work here as a small token of our gratitude i would like to present you with tliis little gift in order that you may have nappy memories of us everv hour of the day the students of stouffville high school miss p sehoffield who is leaving the staff after one year was also honored with the presentation of a rhinestone necklace mr and mrs chas xolan accom panied by mr and mrs stanley schmidt are in montreal this week attending the convention of the ontario quebec weekly news papers association mr schmidt is a member of the tribune staff subscribers are reminded that the subscription rate of the tribune will advance to 8250 a year beginning july 1st but sub scriptions wiil be accepted at the old rate of 2 up until that time the 2nd annual north york garden party will be held on satur day june 23rd at the sharon temple grounds last year the proceeds were donated to the man itoba flood relief fund and this year it has been agreed to donate the money to the york county hospital womens aid to be used for the purchase of some specific and muchneeded equipment for the hospital supper is to be served at live oclock with a dance schedul ed for 9 oclock special speaker at the may meet ing of the stouffville wl was mrs c hicks president of east york district who gave some of the high lights of the recent con veners conference on citizenship and historical research held at guelph this conference was attend ed by representatives from every part of ontario mrs ridout retir ing president was presented with a crystal and silver bowl in apprec iation of her three years of splen did service the convener of ways and means for the past three years mrs sanderson was also the recip ient of a pottery hostess plate as a momento of her untiring effort in this office a further pleasant sur prise was the presentation of two dozen colorful cups and saucers to the institute by two members readings of interest were given completing an interesting program the annual drumhead service of the stouffville legion will be held in memorial park on sunday afternoon june 17th the total contributions to the salvation army red shield appeal has reached a total of 9300 any further contributions would be greatly appreciated and must be in by june 15 len wilkes chairman of the public school board has reported that all the teachers have signed a contract for the coming school year mrs wm 1 patterson and daughter evelyn of newmarket visited with the formers sister and brotherinlaw mr and mrs jos winterstein last sunday also their son eugene now living in geraldton visited his parents while here on business last week eugene with his wife and family has recently moved to geraldton he is working as an electrical engineer with the dept of high ways and expects to be in gerald ton for possibly a year eugene says the tribune is a very wel come visitor each week when you are so far away from home little june kmmerson daughter of mr and mrs mel emmerson main st stouffville was rushed to the sick childrens hospital tor onto op sunday afternoon where she was found to have suffered a skull fracture the little girl had been playing on the verandah of the family home and tumbled off the railing striking her head on the sidewalk it was not thought at first that she had suffered any serious injury other than a bad bump above the eye however her parents became alarmed at her con dition a short time after and sum moned dr s s ball who ordered her removed to hospital has outgrown trophy the jos clark memorial trophy which has graced a spot in the front office of the tribune for nine of the eleven years in which it has been up for competition was returned last week to montreal where it will be presented to the winner of the best allround news paper in towns of 1500 population and under at the annual sessions of the ontario quebec weekly newspapers association the tri bune was first presented with the trophy in 1939 and again in 1950 winning all but twice of the inter vening years stouffvilles popula tion now being close to the 1700 mark the local weekly is no longer eligible for the award the cup was given to the association by the tor onto daily star in memory of the late jos clark well known columnist youth for christ stouffville saturday 745 pm presbyterian church 745 sharp local film and educational pictures of interest to young and old 8 pm song time led by howard baker the special feature of the night syfc bovs band with mr rvan leading yfc girls choir 915 again pioneers by special request in times like these plan an evening at youth for christ n rowan director th e -plus- the clouded yellow jean simmons trevor howard guests of the week dawson hare rri stouffville h e ferrier rr3 stouffville l w buckland town i if your imme apnears aliove you arc invited to enjoy a complete evening of movie entertainment for two as miets of the theatre management on any ninht luring the week of lime 7th to 1 fth merely make yottteif known to the management on arrival at the theatre and secure admittance free of all rlianje- better now than it has been june 1 1950 barley 66 ton hogs 2950 cwt june 1 1951 barley 58 ton hogs 3550 cwt order your summer supplies now western barley 5800 ton specie mixed chop 5900 ton ffv1lle phone 269 or 122