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the tribune stouffville ont thursday august 23 1951 local and personal happenings mr and mrs fred jackson and son wayne of church st spent a few days last week in ottawa mr syd schmidt is back on the job as projectionist at the stanley theatre after a two week holiday mr brian barnett of toronto has been filling in during his absence mr and mrs bert tait along with mr and mrs andrews of newmarket have returned from a two week vacation at their sum mer cottage at minden ont mr jim huff of florida was a visitor in town last week for a few days after an absence from this district for 42 years during his stay he called on mr jim tindall of altona mr jim coates of clare- mont mrs george patton and mr charles tindall who both reside in town although mr huff is 81 years old he motored out and intends to return some time in september a former salvation army worker mr huff enjoys good health since his last trip through stouffville the visitor reports so many changes that he could not begin to mention them mr and mrs geo allison have been holidaying in the eastern counties mr and mrs harold hallman of toronto were guests over the weekend with mr and mrs shupe on main street visitors with mr and mrs har mon hoover on sunday were mr allan mcmane miss mary ranney and mr and mrs archie stover all of milverton mr stuart patrick butcher in aurora is expected to take over the glendale pavilion at mussel- mans lake some time in october already some extensive changes have been planned by the new owner some 150 men took part in the barnraising on the farm of geo fockler 8th con of whitchurch on tuesday the new building being erected by contractor mor ley symes is 70xl8 and is replac ing an older barn located on this former flewell property friends will regret to learn that mr lud hoover who only iecently celebrated his 80th birthday was involved in a collision with a truck at the eastend of town last week while riding one of his work horses xrays taken during the weekend revealed that mr hoover suffered two broken bones in his ankles in the mishap and will be off his feet for a couple of months it is expected the south shore ratepayers association held a very successful meeting on sunday aug 12 in the community church 9th line the president robt gray was very pleased to see such a large atten dance and how much enthusiasm there is in such a short time mr howard malloy has com pleted the sale of a building lot 50xl50 on market- st south immediately below the property of the stouffville cleaners mr aida sons who purchased the lot contemplate the erection of a dwelling on the site mr malloy originally owned six lots in this another meeting was held on sun- area and has now disposed of the day aug 19 entire lot for building purposes any runts to feed give them a real uft with purina pigplus a new purina concentrate with an extra big nutritional wallop for runty un thrifty pigs and hogs purina pigplus is a real pig booster packed full of extra vitamins antibiotic supplement and trace minerals you just add pigplus at 2 level to the total ration and feed for a twoweek period then watch those poordoers snap out of it eat more feed and begin to make economical gains purina pigplus has many uses consult us today about this amazing combina tion of growth promoters for unthrifty runty pigs it costs only ec few cents per day to feed each pig and it doesnt take much added gain to pay for that i new purina pig startena a brand new complete creep feed in checker form designed to do the same job as purina pigplus if you are short of grain or prefer a readymixed feed purina research shows more gain on runts with pig startena than even with sow and pig chow purina pig startena is a carefully blended combination of use either onb- theres a place for one or the other of these outstanding products in your man agement program no matter how good a manager you may be something goes wrong once in awhile disease strikes pigs go off feed too many pigs for the sow to raise and so on when these things happen either of these products used right gives a big nutritional boost plus nutritional factors that poordoing pigs need for a real lift rich in vita mins antibiotic supplement and trace minerals those ingredients most effective as nutritional boosters and stimulators of growth and appetite try some today on your unthrifty pigs miss a b duncan is visiting friends at drayton for a week mr and mrs reg button and family have returned after a three weeks holiday at their cottage in haliburton a considerable number of adults and children in town have been undergoing a seige of summer flu while tonsilitis is prevelant among the children mr and mrs gar lehman and mrs o reaman have been enjoy ing a two weeks vacation to the atlantic seaboard mr and mrs fred pete clen- denning of sudbury have been visiting with his father harve clendenning and other friends and relatives nere for a week always interested in local sports pete is one of four brothers who all played on the stouffville intermediate ball team some years ago two properties changed hands in town during the last week reports mr h w moyer mr marshman formerly living on the 10th concession has bought a lot owned by mr cecil davis the house on rose ave owned by mr jim brown has been sold to a mr pagett of montreal mr and mrs stewart stoufferl have returned from a holiday trip i louisville kentucky to weddings miss mary medougall of mar garet manitoba is visiting her uncle mr christie armstrong mr and mrs thos hooper accompanied by mrs m crosier of toronto are holidaying at bala and points north mr james ridout has joined the staff of the stouffville bakery and is ably turning out the honey- dipt yeast raised donuts these are being produced fresh daily weekend visitors with mrs robert young of church street were her nephew lawrence dack of thorncrest village a suburb of toronto and his wife and son local guests attending the cosh- kelly wedding in lindsay last friday evening were mr and mrs w j brodie and keith brian and neil and miss janet brodie the bride is a granddaughter of the late mr and mrs c j brodie weekend visitors at the home of mr and mrs lloyd mclean church st were mr and mrs fred knaus of port huron mich mr and mrs lloyd mclaughlin owen sound and mr and mrs marshall mclaughlin and douglas of georgetown guests at the daley manor over the weekend were mr and mrs alf pipher miss helen b thomp son of winnipeg man marie day of toronto zilla pipher of tor onto mr and mrs harvey pipher of toronto mr john beaton of kelvington sask mr and mrs allan pipher oshawa mr and mrs ralph burkholder miss priscilla pipher mr and mrs a f wood of toronto mr and mrs harold spofford mr and mrs chas james and david and mr and mrs wes hoover of toronto mr and mrs chas nolan have returned from a weeks motor trip which carried them more than fifteen hundred miles through the states to such american points as syracuse boston and lake placid they were accompanied on the trip by mr and mrs ken laush- way who remained at kemptville for a few days to visit with mrs laushways sister returning by air from ottawa mr and mrs nolan visited with mr and mrs bruce clark of ottawa and form erly of stouffville markham village council struck the 1951 tax rate last week at 52 mills an increase of seven mills over the 1950 figure main reason for increase were mounting school costs over which the municipal council has no control and they amounted to six of the seven mills hoist in the rate the deatli occurred on monday of this week of hannah c watts mother of m e watts of stiver bros firm stouffville the late mrs watts was in her 88th year and passed away at her home on wellington st aurora her hus band was the late joseph watts and she is survived by two sons mervin of stouffville and irwin of aurora the funeral service on wednesday afternoon was con ducted from the thompson fun eral home aurora with interment in the bethesda lutheran ceme tery unionville we are buyers of ontario fall wheat stiver bros stouffville ontario mr norman graham brother of delos graham of ballantrae has been back in the home district for a visit this past week his first time home in fortyfour years norman graham was born at musselmans lake and farmed on the east side of the lake at one time before going to the united states mr graham recalled selling a couple of acres of land to the late bishop evans father of wm evans cottager of longstanding and 75 acres to form the shadow lake camp shadow lake was known as mcewen lake a half century ago he recalled the death of dan mcewen who perished beneath the waters of this quiet little body of water while attempting to retrieve a straw hat the water looks about the same mr gra ham told the tribune but the lake could be cleaned up its too crowded mr graham was em ployed by mr henry browns- berger ringwood at one time he is now located in minneapolis minn where he has been on the staff of the northrup seed co largest in the world for thirtyfour years mr and mrs howard ratcliff entertained members of the stover family at their home on sunday afternoon aug 12th those present at the supper were mr and mrs harvey reesor mr and mrs hoffman and daughters of milverton mr and mrs herb stover and betty of markham mr and mrs don brown woodstock mr and mrs delos brown and susan of colbofne mrs percy stover mr and mrs wilmot stover and family mr and mrs jack spang mr ambrose stover mr and mis harry stover and family all of stouffville something new in bargain offers is being introduced by harry goldens clothing store this week when presented in payment for goods at this store your baby bonus cheque is worth a 10 dis count in your bill mothers who count on this government subsidy to cover the cost of back to school clothes should take special note of this offer at goldens fall fertilizers we can provide a wide choice of ferti lizer analysis but have you in using ever considered the savings high analysis fertilizers example- 2 tons 2126 at 4530 per ton delivered 9060 1 ton 42412 at 8110 per ton delivered 8110 both have the same amount of plant food but the saving is 950 one foot in heaven now playing at manor rd theatre toronto is from the book written by rev wm spence a graduate of victoria university toronto rev dr norman vincent peake of mable collegiate church new york went to hollywood as direc tor of the production selecting material etc dr peale is the son- inlaw of rev and mrs frank b stafford the latter a graduate of victoria also and friend of the author mrs stafford is the daugh ter of the late mr and mrs p p crosby markham so markham stouffville and scarboro where mr stafford ministered as a student have an interest in one foot in heaven it is a wholesome witty play and deserves success dr bert brace late of china was also a friend of the author and graduate of victoria jgsmj coop 3hl and you only handle 20 bags of 4241 2 compared to 40bags of 21 26 f kel stouffville coop phone 269 or 122 funeral services were held last monday afternoon at 2 oclock in trulls funeral home 2704 yonge st toronto for mrs j d aitch- ison of 84 spring garden ave willowdale ont interment was at dicksons hill cemetery death was caused by a heart attack the deceased was the last surviving member of the family of the late james mcguckin and catheran burkholder and was born in 1873 in the township of uxbridge adjacent to the village of good wood a few years later her parents moved to goodwood and it was there she spent her girl hood days coming to reside in stouffville with hei parents about the turn of the century in 1907 she was united in marriage to her now sorrowing husband who with an only daughter mrs w e kent fsabelle now mourn her passing the aitchisons made their home in stouffville until 1926 when they went to toronto and almost three years ago established their present home in willowdale mrs aitchi- son was a member of glenview presbyterian church she loved children flowers and her church work and will be missed by a large circle of friends anderson elliott on saturday aug is 1951 at 7 oclock in glebe road united church toronto by the rev r harold parr helen elizabeth daughter of mr william scott elliott of uxbridge to morson edgar- anderson son of mrs margaret anderson of uxbridge c masters kurd on saturday aug 18 at 7 oclock in prospect park united church toronto by rev a w march jean byrel daughter of mr and mrs j stanley hurd to robert john masters son of mr and mrs r w masters of stouff ville wilson wood standards of pink and white ladioli formed the floral setting in stouffville united church on saturday aug 11th for the mar riage of leone wood elder daugh ter of mr ampmrs a m wood to thomas e wilson son of mr and mrs a j wilson toronto rev douglas davis officiated mrs a j woods markham was at the organ and mrs e j clark also of markham sang the lords prayer and because given in marriage by her fathet the bride wore a blush satin gown lace redingote with flyaway collar and slight train a match ing headdrass outlined with seed pearls from her mothers wedding dress held her fingertip veil of tulle illusion she carried a cascade of talisman roses and stephanotis miss margaret fraser of new market maid of honour wore apple green nylon miss joy wood was bridesmaid in pink nylon both were over strapless taffeta gowns with pleated shoulder stoles they carried fanshaped bouquets of cream roses and pink gladioli petals mr dean wilson was groomsman for his brother mr george kerr and mr earl wood were ushers at the home of the brides parents the brides mother received wearing old rose crepe and lace with navy accessories mrs dean wilson who- assisted chose hunters green crepe each wore a corsage of cream roses for travelling the bride wore a pink linen suit navy accessories and white corsage mr and mrs wilson will reside in toronto cosh kelly ferns and gladioli in pastel shades and tall candlelabra pro vided the background in william st baptist church lindsay on friday evening aug 17th when margaret helen elder daughter of mr and mrs robert a kelly of oak wood was united in marriage with george grenville cosh youngest son of mr and mrs cosh of bobcaygeon miss beulah cosh sister of the groom presided at the organ and during the signing of the register miss roberta wright of bobcaygeon sang ill walk be side you the bride given in marriage by her father wore a becoming gown of white marquisette and lace over taffeta with halo and shoulder- length veil her bouquet was a cascade of american beauty roses and stephanotis she wore a rhine- stone necklace the gift of the groom miss frances kelly of tor onto was her sisters bridesmaid in yellow net and lace over taffeta with matching cap and mittens and she chose a colonial bouquet mr ross kimble of bobcaygeon was groomsman the ushers were brothers of the groom william and clarence cosh the ceremony was performed by rev w searle who made a pop ular toastmaster at the reception following in the royal coach inn in lindsay the brides mother wore navy sheer and whiterwith corsage of pink carnations while the grooms mother wore ice blue crepe with a similar corsage for travelling the bride wore a suit of chartreuse with brown accessories and corsage of talis man roses mr and mrs cosh will reside in bobcaygeon joy beauty salon near cnr permanent waving individual styling m razor shaping phone stouffville 4sw2 stouffville machine tool works telephone 233 rear of cnr station electric and acetylene welding farm machinery machinery repairs