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the tribune stouffville out thursday june 21 1951 quality service our 0 line of feeds egg0 chick grower made daily in our plant eggo laying mash always fresh egg0 broiler mash being fed consistently pork0 hog concentrate pork0 hog grower pork0 sow concentrate ba products 88 98 gasoline ba oils and greases peerless hd heavy duty peerless premium stiver bros stouffville ont office phone 45 miss mary davis daughter of mr and mrs k r davis stouff- ville who is employed in sudbury with a large insurance company is in hospital suffering an attack of jaundice friends will regret to learn a car driven by grant pringle 17yearold lad from markham crashed a hydro pole on the 8th concession of markham early sun day morning according to mark ham township police a passenger in the car harold snowball requir ed medical attention the boys had a miraclulous escape from possible death as the top of the car caught the big pole and was completely crushed mrs jane peddler toronto a remarkable lady who celebrated her 100th birthday in april was a sunday visitor at the home of her great nephew mr morley symes despite her great years mrs pedders mind is quite active and she is able to move about by her self other visitors with mr and mrs symes included mr and mrs ibob black and child and mr and mrs b rogers all of toronto fine weather prevails for drumhead service bright sunshine prevailed for the annual drumhead service in mem orial park on sunday afternoon conducted by the stoulfville legion rev v surman padre at sunnybrook hospital delivered the address while rev douglas davis lion padre of the local legion con ducted the service the scripture was read by rev f herman the parade of veterans and members of the governor generals horse guards local unit was led by the gghg band following the ser vice the parade moved along main st to the legion hall with brig laurin obe taking the salute in fiont of the post office building the regular meeting of the wms was held in the united church parlours on thursday june 14th mrs f riches presi dent was in the chair report were read from standing committees mrs wintersteins group was in charge of the devotional which opened with an inspiring poem lord teach us how to pray read by mrs winterstein mrs harris gave a prayer and a short talk on the value of worship and work mrs piphers reading from the scripture was followed by a mes sage in song by several ladies mrs dewitt gave a very compre hensive review of the seventh chapter of the study book japan begins again mrs gunn read a very challenging article by norman smith entitled three worlds emphasizing the danger of our indifference to theawful misery of the people in india these condi tions he writes are sowing the seeds of communism the meeting closed with the mizpah benedic tion these meetings will be resum ed the first thursday in september garrett evening auxiliary a bountiful potluck supper served in the basement of the stouffville united church preceded the june meeting of the garrett evening auxiliary which was held in the church parlours on wednes day evening june 12th mrs m j storey president presided miss gladys brooks gave the worship service choosing as her theme my mission the steward ship of life is not as the world applauds she said but as god approves- god has his plan for each one of us and he will grant us strength and guidance to carry it through mrs c brillinger sang a beauti ful solo the saviour is calling for you the last chapter of the study book japan begins again was reviewed by miss eva hoover this chapter is entitled entering the opened door the west is free again to enter at will is this to be used for vengeance or co operation evangelistic work on a large scale is necessary if japan is to be won in a christian way a very full report of east pres- byterial held at uxbridge on tues day june 12th was given by mrs delbert booth as this was the last meeting until september mrs storey spoke a few words of appreciation to ai the members who had helped in any way to make this past year such a helpful and profitable one local and personal happenings for real estate phone stouffville 67913 murray sinclair of david mclean limited realtors keep in mind the date of stouff- villes big howe show in the park july 7th mr and mrs john clubine and daughters margaret and marion of toronto were recent guests of mr and mrs maurice shupe main st east next wednesday evening june 27th is the annual lions club street dance and carnival you will want to have a lucky draw ticket on the host of fine prizes being given away more than 500 worth stouffville oddfellows lodge has put their second hospital bed into service in the community a credit able gesture the two beds now available can be secured by anyone by contacting sherman arnold stouffville this thursday evening in the municipal hall will be held the annual meeting of the shareholders of the stouffville arena company at which time the current financial statement will be presented gen eral business dealt with including the election of companv directors for 195152 hydro men of the ontario com mission staff have been busy making the hookup at the westend of town for the heavy duty power line recently completed up the 9th con of whitchurch to musselmans lake it was this work which necessitated the power shutdown last thursday and a second shutoff of shorter duration is anticipated this week to complete the job possibly the trucker to come to the local stouffville sales arena from the farthest distance in some time was m h magee of orrville near parry sound who arrived in stouffville for last saturdays sale with a load of hogs and a quantity of maple syrup mr magee was quite pleased with the prices he received for his produce and while in town called on friends lambert and reg stouffer mr lloyd freel was successful in passing his second year arts exams at the university of toronto mr and mrs harmon hoover spent the weekend with mr and mrs archie stover at milverton this sunday afternoon june 24th will be the occasion of the annual decoration service in the stouffville cemetery for real estate phone stouffville 07913 murray sinclair of david mclean limited realtors at least three homes in town which we know of have received complete new paint exteriors this summer with the lady of the house doing the brushtswinging with the cost of labor what it is plus the scarcity of local painters many have turned to taking a hand them selves with the brush and with very good results mr and mrs reuben middleton from port hope are spending some time with mrs middletons sister miss effie harding eastend stouff ville mr middleton is at present section foreman stationed at good wood having recently been moved there when the branch line port hope to peterborough was closed out the family is not certain yet f a permanent move the new water mains are all but completed on the sanders sub division just west of lloyd ave and the line was hooked up down rose ave to obrien recently to give a complete circuit in this sec tion of town and avoid deadend mains which are always trouble some the street grading and gravelling is completed on this newest local subdivision and gives quite a pleasing appearance when driving through we were more than pleased last week to receive a letter from cliff salmon former stouffville resident who with his family has recently returned from australia and is at present located in montreal mr salmon wrote s6me interesting letters from the land down under which were published in the tri bune last year he tells us that he has not forgotten about writing some further travelogues and tribune readers will be anxiously awaiting publication of these some five hundred children and adults from temple baptist church toronto enjoyed their annual sun day school picnic in memorial park stouffville on saturday after noon five busses and a number of cars were required to transport the large delegation of picnickers to town the local park never looked better with the exception of the bridge at the foot of burkholder st which has been dismantled since last fall and is an eyesore indeed practically every saturday is grad ually booked throughout the sum mer months by our park board by various churches and family re union groups the town has a park of which it can be justly proud and one which draws con tinued commendation from outside visitors the death occurred in the east general hospital toronto on sat urday last of margaret jane clark wife of morley pugh former stouff ville son now on the staff of the leaside fire department deceased was in her 41st year morley who is a veteran of the last war is a son of mrs pugh and the late alfred pugh of stouffville he was born and raised here and the sym pathy of many local friends is extended to morley in his bereave ment the funeral on monday was conducted from the home of mrs j j carroll broadview ave tor onto with interment in goodwood cemetery dr and mrs herbert b freel and miss bettyjean freel left sunday for montreal where dr freel is attending the canadian medical convention afterwards they are going on a weeks motor trip to the united states for real estate phone stouffville 67913 murray sinclair of david mclean limited realtors arthur swift former stourtyue resident is a patient at sunny brook hospital since suffering a heart attack the middle of may he has ben confined to bed latest report is that his condition is somewhat improved mrs geo miller church si north returned last weekend after spending ten days in lansing and grand rapids mich and london ontario visiting friends on tues day of this week mrs harold car- radus and miss mccallum of tor onto spent the day with mrs miller weddings belii cruickshank a quiet wedding was solemnized at the united church parsonage in stouffville on saturday june 16 when william bell of uxbridge was united in marriage to marie cruick- shank of amherst nova scotia they were attended by mr and mrs clarence jones of stouffville after a short honeymoon in north ern ontario the happy couple will reside in uxbridge rev douglas davis officiated kaymek graves last wednesday evening the members of the stouffville high school staff and their wives gath ered at the home of mr and mrs douglas bacon church st to honour the retiring principal mr louis murphy after a period of games mr davis on behalf of the staff presented mr murphy with an engraved combination cigarette case and lighter the gift was accompanied by the following address dear mr murphy we have taken this opportunity of expressing individually and as a staff the deep appreciation we feel for your leadership and your tolerance of our many short comings your generous attitude and your ability to organize has made our task much more enjoy able as a token of this appreciation we ask you to accept this gift with it goes our sincere best wishes to yourself mrs murphy and your family sincerely the staff refreshments brought to a con clusion a very pleasant evening a pretty wedding was solemnized in st andrews presbyterian church markham on saturday june 16 when beulah agnes graves daughter of mr and mrs j h graves of uxbridge was united in marriage with rufus earl raymer son of mr and mrs cliff raymer of north markham rev g s scowell assisted by mr don mckillican officiated at the double ring ceremony barbara stewart was the organist ruth graves cousin of the bride sang o promise me and ill walk be side you the bride given in marriage by her father wore a bouffant gown of white muslin de sore her full- length embroidered veil was caught to a coronet of seed pearls and brilliants she carried a cas cade of red roses white orchids and stephanotis she wore a pearl jos hicky toronto appeared in county police court on monday and paid a total of 12500 in fines and costs arising out of thre charges laid against him by constable william sharon markham town ship hicky was held for careless driving failing to produce an oper ators license and having liquor in an illegal place he was driving on the kennedy road south of union- ville when apprehended by police rev and mrs gibson brown and beverley ann have left for mon treal where they will board the ascania later in the week they plan to spend the month of july with his parents in ireland who have never met mrs brown or beverley mr brown has only returned once to see his parents since he came to canada 21 years ago besides the parents in belfast northern ireland there are three brothers and two sisters the browns expect to return to stouff ville in august necklace and earrings the gift of the groom shirley raymer was maid of honour gowned in yellow embroidered marquisette over taffeta with sweetheart hat and mittens to match and carried a cascade of peach roses white orchids and stephanotis lois graves sister of the bride was bridesmaid gowned in pastel blue frosted organdy with sweetheart hat and mittens to match and carried a cascade of pink roses white orchids and stephanotis dianne graves sister of the bride was flower girl gowned in pastel green frosted organdy and head dress of green flowers she carried a nosegay of yellow roses and pink sweet peas kenneth graves was groomsman ronald and howard graves were ushers the brides mother received the guests in a dress of pink figured nylon with white accessories and a corsage of pink and white roses the grooms mother assisted her wearing a dress of lady love triple sheer crepe and a corsage of white and mauve orchids and carnations for travelling the bride wore blue gabardine with white acces sories and corsage of pink roses and carnations on their return from northern ontario the couple will reside in north markham youth for christ stouffville saturday 745 pm presbyterian church 745 sharp educational and scenic films 8 pm song service one hour and a quarter of song and testimony featuring the girls choir piano solo by donna stouffer and vocal solo by nancy hiltz mr rowans specialty surprise events 915 film for good or evil n rowan director at the popular beach resorts everyone in the family has fun there are ud resfru s fo mother and dad zestful games for the boys and girls safe play for junior with boat and pail r0ujdtripby bus wasaga beach 675 owen sound 940 midland 750 sutton 525 stouffville motors hone 170 coal summer prices nut 2400 stove 2450 genuine jet black pittston anthracite coal the quality and preparation of this hard coal is excellent r icssl order now while prices are low coal order cards will be accepted for a further period of two weeks igrm hss stouffville coop phone 269 or 122