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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), June 29, 1939, p. 8

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page eight the tribune stouffville ont thursday june 29th 1939 classified advertising goats two goats for sale lloyd bolender phono 8508 for sale two good quiet work horses j barry phone 261 pigs number of pigs ready to wean apply lou hoover phone 1504 claremont cabbage plants for sale turner phone 8813 pigs nine pigs ready to wean for sale also good house to rent in town jonathan morgason order your brown bobbys for the holiday the girls will call for your order on wednesday or thursday deliveries will be made friday if missed phone your order to mrs haynes 5303 or mrs rusnell 8004 fakim hand wanted exper ienced farm hand wanted steady work to right party phone 6706 leghohn broilers about 200 2 to 2 12 pounds for sale v baker phone 2ios claremont for sale tent 12x19 6ft wall in good condition with poles 2 centre poles 2000 cash phone 191 wood for sale dry slabs 650 a load delivered in town w jack phone 176 two good building lots on church street for sale cheap isaac pike phone s501 for rent blacksmith shop in town of malvern scarboro twp good locality for horseshoeing and general repair work apply scarboro telephone co ltd t w maxwell secy agincourt wanted experienced farm hand steady employment jas h rennie phone 7813 house for sale 7 room frame house all conveniences and gar age in stouffville apply tribune oiflce ice refrigerator for sale well insulated also an electric washing machine good condition apply at wilknsons grocery additional locals donald rowbotham has gone to lakeview house where he is engaged for the summer months dr and mrs shackman of new york have been visiting with mr and mrs j borinsky rev herbert shantz and family are leaving this week for two weeks at stayner mbc camp lady of 88 cut birthday cake recent visitors at leslie row- bothams were mr arthur hes- lip and family of appleby mr and mrs bell and miss julia of king city mr and mrs sep curtis and family of toronto potatoes good eating potatoes for sale also quantity of buck wheat for sale frank whetter phone 9320 pony wanted a nice sleek little pony for children must be quiet apply box c tribune office for sale vikjing cream separ ator nearly new 650 lbs barrel churn no 3 rifle 22 stevens model t ford 27 2 rolling colters mrs elwood elson 10th con whitchurch for sale or exchange two building lots central in stouff ville will take live stock apply i to mrs arthur stokes sharon i rr2 for sale sevenroom house with all modern conveniences and garage main street stouffville also 70 acres of land part of lot no 3 in the first concession of the township of ux- bridge these properties must be sold to close out the estate of the late george robinson for particulars apply to h w sanders executor stouffville or to imccullough button his solicitors stouffville brillinger reunion the brillinger clan are holding their second reunion on july 1st in markham fair grounds also a memorial service is being held in memory of our forefathers on july 2nd on the same grounds the public and the surrounding com munity is cordially invited starting at 2 pm standard time j b brillinger stouffville phone 8513 belgian draft stallion caesar de zande 5621 enrol ment no 3694 colour strawberry roan the property of blake john son lot 20 con 3 uxbridge this horse is of a thick smooth block typo with good underpinning qnd has proven himself a sure foal getter terms 1000 at the barn due february 1st or this horse can be trucked to your premises with an extra charge of 125 to be paid at time of service for a radius of 15 miles with a return trip in three weeks all accidents at owners risk persons disposing of such mares shall be held responsible telephone stouffville 9409 tenders for painting tenders will be received by the undersigned up to july 8 1939 for painting the exterior woodwork and basement sash and screens two coats on the school house ballan trae lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted herb simpson ballantrae miss margarita grubin pass ed grade 1 theory with first- class honors and miss kathleen green grade iv piano with hon ors they are pupils of miss anne lehman atcm card of thanks mr and mrs frank gostick and mr and mrs d c gostick grand parents wish to express their thanks and appreciation to the many kind friends for the gifts flowers letters and expressions of sympathy during the recent illness of their son gordon in alemorinm lickorish william in loving memory of a dear husband and father who passed away june 24th 193s sadly missed iby wife and family peachs memorial day peachs decoration and memorial service will be held sunday july 2 decoration at 2 service at 230 standard time mr bert turner of the church of the air will be the speaker special music a cordial invitation to all warning to domestic water users take notice that the use of lawn hose for- watering gardens or lawns is strictly confined to one hour each day beween 630 and t730 pm persons found disobeying this regulation made for con serving water during the time of unusual demand are liable to have their service cut off at the street without notice by order of council j s dougherty clerk quality price shurgain hog feeds surgain hog feeds are scientifically designed to give you rapid troublefree growth and maximum results you can cut your feed requirements from 7 lbs as on straight grain to 2 34 to 3 lbs on these balanced feeds in view of lower prices ahead insure against loss by de ciding on an uptodate feeding program now shurgain 21 per cent pig starter 220 cwt delivered shurgain 16 12 per cent hog grower 175 cwt delivered shurgain 13 per cent hog finisher 165 cwt delivered shurgain 41 per cent hog concentrate 270 cwt deld specials ground 3 c w barley sax included 2100 per ton barley oats and wheat chop sax included 2300 per ton ground no 3 wheat sax included 2300 per ton whole no 3 wheat sax included 2300 per ton robin hood flour 235 per 98 lbs 24 lbs 60c dicksons hill mills established stouffville ontario plus 1842 markham ontario service miss grace lehman daugh ter of mr and mrs eli lehman and a pupil of miss pamphylon of the toronto conservatory of music has been successful in passing grade x miss lehman also took a special short course this spring on the teaching of children continued from page one had been outstanding in his de votion to the society along this line he had donated sums dur- at his death bequeathed another sum over 300 the presby terian branch was organized in 1894 then merged into the larger body at time of church union in 1925 mrs mowat and mrs hodgson were presented with flowers by mrs ball on behalf of the society being the eldest mem bers one from each branch of the society roses for the banquet room were supplied by the evening auxiliary the baker hill double quar tette sang two numbers while mrs james oldham alma baker rendered a solo which brought out the richness of her lovely voice in striking way after the meeting opened by all voices raised in singing oh god our help in ages past mrs lee gave a scrip ture reading and mrs frank williamson offered prayer the studio club from mr t w eaglesons studio held their picnic on friday june 23 at centre island there was a good program of sports and a bountiful picnic supper everything ready for the big day the stage is all set for a great time in town on dominion day right from noon hour when the sports open until late at night there will be one round of sport besides a league hardball game ten softball teams have entered a tournament time will be found to run off races for the kiddies then at six oclock claremont and vellore the great rivals will play football refreshment booth on the ground the junior band in their natty new uniforms will play during the afternoon in the evening the arena con cert will be one seldom heard in stouffville outstanding actor and a ventriloquist the orches tra will supply music read dis play adv for details on another page vivian two very happy and interesting events took place here during the past week when on wednesday afternoon the relatives friends and neighbors rallied at george aic- cormacks home to congratulate him on the 75th anniversary of his birthday there were over a hun dred sat down to tea provided by the ladies about forty relatives from toronto and the states were here after tea they gathered to gether in the new church where air mccormack was presented with an easy chair by air j alitchell air rowan the pastor spoke a few encouraging remarks and hoped that this would be a yearly event for a long time to come lantern slides were shown to round out a happy event another event took place on sat urday evening when air and imrs a needier opened wide the door of their home to over thirty five young people joining in the celebration of their eldest son wilfred needier in honour of his 21st birthday all had good time playing baseball until dark when they came to the house and sat down for lunch which they all enjoyed carl grose spoke of having known wilfred for some time and always found him a good sport and a christian brother in vivian church air rowan of tor onto also spoke in favour of wil fred and congratulated him on his 21st anniversary wilfred respond ed and thanking everybody for the nice gifts barn dance under auspices of unionville junior farmers will be held ifi the new barn on the farm of harold acreman one mile and a half north of dollar on the 3rd con of markham on tuesday july 4 max boags orchestra adm 35c moving west m rkwlinson ltd established 54 years special rates on household effects in pool cars to winnipeg and west to coast- long distance moving and first class warehouses for storing household effects 610 yonge street toronto telephone klngsdale 5125 peaches cutting hay and picking straw berries are the order of the day on our line aliss aileen bowman of toronto is visiting with the bradshaw family please keep in mind our memorial service at peachs church next sunday mr and mrs henry aliller and family motored to lindsay on sun day friends from port huron visited the hasting family one day last week mr a lewis and family also airs painter motored to alandaurin over over the weekend we were glad to have mr d m hoover and daughters of stouffville withfi us at cur sunday school picnic rev and mrs woodhouse of markham had tea with air and mrs thomas hastings last week mr and mrs clayton gayman and joan visited with the hoover family on laionday evening mr and airs fields of toronto were sunday callers with air and airs nelson smith at last we are going to have a new bridge oiour line at the hast ing corner as yet the road is clos ed to traffic but we hope a tempor ary bridge will soon be erected air and airs william tennyson and family of stillwater alinnesota usa are spending a couple of weeks with air tennysonns moth er a very impressive sermon was preached at peachs church on sun day morning it ibeing rev john aicewens last service on this cir cuit he did not dwell upon the subject of farewell but brought to a close his sermons covering the last seven years his scripture read ing was from the 5th chapter of deuteronomy and his sermon was based on the ten commandments the first four our religious obliga tions as christians to our god and the last six our social obligations to our fellow man we wish irev air aicewen and his family every success in his new parish at schoiriberg the walker family spent sunday with airs albert heise of gormley the ring of hammers is heard on our line these days as air albert cleverdon has been busy moving and remodeling some of his buildings and air warren morris started on alonday to tear down his driving shed and part of his barn the perfect thirst quencher salada 7 tea airs roy burrows brother wife and family of the usa visited with air and airs roy burrows on fri day a number from our wjms visit ed with stouffville society on thurs day it being the 50th anniversary of that auxiliary air robert jarvis celebrated his 7cth birthday last week in the presence of the family and a few others air jarvis is very active for his age alay we say congratula tions the members of zion choir and ypu held a farewell party for one of our most popular girls miss alargaret stibbard on the lawn at the home of the scribe on tuesday evening of this week we are very sorry to lose alarg from our dis trict as she was very prominent in all the activities of the community especially the ypu where she was secretary for two years an efficient memher of the choir and a very active member of our ball team for the past three years she is taking up a position at agincourt her tometown on behalf of the choir and the ypu she was pre sented with a lovely parker pen and pencil set alarg is very well known since coming here as perfect stranger but what is our loss is agincourts gain the evening was spent in games etc and came to a close with lunch 4th line uxbridge mr and airs arthur silver rose and velma mr john hubbard mr tom linton were sunday visitors at air a ashenhursfs home mr and airs norman feasby had sunday tea with air and mrs dan norton mr and airs ed norton spent sunday with air wm redsbaw 5th line airs ed wilson of goodwood spent the weekend at air a ashenhursfs airs harold norton visited with her parents air and airs george brown on sunday airs laliddleton of goodwood spent a lew days last week at mr a ashenhursfs air and airs gordon wilson had tea sunday with air and airs geo wilson glasgow mr and airs earl drewery and son grant motored to guelph last thursday misses ella and gertrude slack at tended the hart hill wedding at victoria square on wednesday the sunday evening prayer ser vice was held at the home of mr and airs jesse davis under the leadership of rev g schrog go to church stouffville presbyterian church w h fuller ba pastor sunday july 2 1939 200 pm sabbath school 300 pm gospel service the public are invited to join us in our services sixth line baptist church stanley medhurst pastor sunday july 2 1939 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship the sacrament of holy communion will be celebrated at the close of the morning service by the believers wednesday s pm prayer aleet- ing in the church cedar grove stouffville baptist d macgregor pastor sunday july 2 1939 1000 am bible school classes for all ages bible class young peoples class and graded classes for other ages we shall be glad to see you at bible school on sunday 1100 am alorning worship the ordinance of the lords sup per will ibe observed at the close of this service 700 pm gospel service subject he will abundantly pardon wed pm prayer and praise service strangers and visitors are welcome at our services come and receive a blessing christ church anglican rev f herman rector sunday july 2 1939 200 pm evening prayer this is to be a special go to church service speteial alusic everyone welcome stouffvdlle christian church r k vickers pastor friday combined choir practice for the centre field churches will be held in the ringwood church at 300 pm all members are urged to b6 present saturday special services at 2 pm and 7 pm see large adv 1000 am sunday school sunday july 2 1939 1100 am alorning worship subject labourers together 700 pm gospel service wednesday senior endeavour missionary aleeting church hill 200 pm sunday school 300 pm worship service this church does not seek to bring christ down to mans level ibut to lift men up to christs level the members of our baseball teams journeyed to box grove on saturday evening to surprise one of the boys most efficient players bob walters he was taken very much by surprise but was soon able to enjoy the rest of the evening which was chiefly spent in dancing the evening canie to a close with a most delightful lunch prepared by the hostesses airs walters and iier daughter betty aliss- lillian alilroy visited in napaneo over the weekend as guest of her cousins air and airs tommy tyner the boys played a good game with locust hill friday evening with a victory of oh well maybe we shouldnt say the girls plan to play against their girls on wednesday evening of this week so perhaps well be the ones thatll be dis appointed air and airs archie alilroy were taken by complete surprise last thursday evening when a few of their immediate relatives dropped in to help them celebrate the 35th anniversary of their marriage next time airs alilroy spies some salmon of unknown origin in her cupboard no doubt it will bring back mem ories of last weeks party airs a g offen was ruest of strangers airs frank seweil on alonday stouffville mennonite church rev h shantz pastor sunday july 2 1939 1000 am sunday school 1100 am laiorning worship rev w e smalley 230 pm alongolia s s 700 pm air e harvey 700 pm altona rev w e smalley will preach prayer meeting at both appoint ments on wednesday evening at 8 oclock you are cordially invited to attend our services stouffville united church l e atkinson minister sunday july 2 1939 950 am sunday school and bible class 1100 am alorning worship sacrament of the lords supper be observed reception of members 700 pm evening worship subject penitence pardon and peace the beautiful cantata by alaunders will by special request be repeated by the choir of thirty voices and visitors bloomington ringwood christian churches rev e morton s h cockburn sunday july 2 1939 1100 am bloomington 700 pm ringwood july 1st alissionary conference see display adv in this issue air cockburn will preach lemonville ballantrae united churches rev w s irwin pastor sunday july 2 1939 standard time except at the lake appointment alusselman lake 1100 am dst ballantrae 1100 am st lemonville 300 pm sacrament of the lords supper at ballantrae and lemonville worship bible schools 1000 am ballantrae 200 pm lemonville everyone welcome lemonville ypu are having a picnic on friday afternoon at port bolster on lake simcoe are to these services dickson hill and mt joy mennonite churches rev p g lehman pastor sunday july 2 1939 dicksons hill standard time 1000 am air e harvey 1100 am bible school mount joy day light saving time 1030 am bible school 1130 am divine worship s00 pm evangelistic service note june 29 july 9 annual invited camp aleeting at stayner you are cordially invited to attend

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