the stouffville tribune thursday july 20th 1939 page five sao ioe aoi d o o n o o a o o 9 try cubs toasted whole wheat cereal 4 new cooked cereal sensation by the makers of shredded wheat large trial package with each regular pkg 2 packages 25c free one 4oz bottle lemon oil with 1 1lb tin hawes floor wax both for 45c lux knitting book free with i large pkg of lux new seasons clover honey no 4 pail 40c certo crystals 2 packages 25c shavers orange grapefruit juice 2 no 2 tins 23c o tip top tomatoes 3 large tins 25c jj o frenchs prepared mustard 6 oz jar 10c with hot dan mustard spoon tea bisk 20oz pkg 19c o d o o fresh lake nipigon fish every tuesday and thursday ratcliff co o d o o d o extra good binders for sale at half the price of new machines why pay more also for sale a caulfield elect ric washer good as new and other machines to choose from secondhand furniture o be sold cheap b raxlin phone 192 altona town delivery le k q- stouffville ontario 1030 phone 711- ooc stanley theatre phone stouffville 100 thursday friday saturday july 20 31 22 blondie starring penny singleton arthur lake lorry simms short subjects monday tuesday wednesday july24 25 26 cafe society starring madeline carrol shirley ross fred macmurray shorts variety thurs fri sat july 27 28 29 richard greene nancy kelly in submarine patrol with slim summerville joan valerie walt disney cartoon threshing roasts specially priced choice beef for your table we deliver oboyles meat market phone 3501 6th line whitchurch congratulations are due reesor steckley the teacher of 6th line whitchurch school and his three successful en trance pupils arlene harper frances ferguson and david clark messrs james rae and leland emmerson enjoyed a camping trip to port bolster over the weekend mr and mrs elmer spence spent sunday in toronto with mr and mrs craig jno gibbons melborne em- merson accompanied by two lady friends spent sunday at lake simcoe a group of the young people and neighbors tendered mr and green river mrs ellen loree of toronto is visiting at the williams in the absence of rev h wil son the young peoples class took charge of the service very capably on sunday mr macy of toronto will have charge of both next sundays divine services and will bring with him a few musicians miss m mcleod of vancou ver is visiting her grandpar ents at the park the j b wil sons mrs harry chessum miss dorothea cloakey and mr geo s loree of toronto visited here one afternoon last week no further announcements can be made concerning the green river garden party this week mr and mrs cottam of tor onto have taken- the house re cently occupied by the joe oreileys the ladies aid will meet at the home of mrs j b wilson on wedjuly 26th word for roll call life the book of james is the study book and questions will be asked with reference to items of special interest come prepared with your questions and answers attached for the query box those of us who attended the first reunion of locust hill school old boys and girls had a most enjoyable time about three hundred attended after numberless how de dos and remember whens a few past pupils and trustees spoke the school was first opened a short distance north of the pre sent site in 1860 and the first meeting of the trustees was held on jan 11th 1860 it is recorded in 1862 that ten cords of wood were purchased at 4 shillings 4 pence per cord in 1864 the present building was erected and we remember that about this time english curren cy passed out in 1867 david tran was elected trustee in 1868 the present woodshed was built in 1869 the well dug and new pump was bought also prizes were awarded to schol ars in 1875 a motion was pas sed that all non resident pupils should be expelled later the motion was rescinded in 1890 a new fence was erected and in fred pikes talk we learned that six teachers were hired in one year the salary today is nearly three times what it was then the same ole swimmin ole is still doing active ser vice mr lewis piper mrs sherk mrs hoover dr thos armstrong were the other speakers congratulations were tendered those on the program sports were enjoyed mr e willby acting as official starter supper was served at tables on the lawn miss hyland present teacher read several letters of regret from former teachers and pupils at great distances texas california western can ada montreal etc who were unable to be present but who hoped all would have a good time and gods blessing youll church hill miss mary pegg was home for the weekend christian endeavour meeting is cancelled for this week mr and mrs e lageer spent sunday with mr lageers brother at langstaff mr and mrs john beach of stouffville had tea with mr and mrs will beach on sunday miss velma pegg spent the weekend with her sister mrs denzil oldham mr and mrs ted hewlett of armitage called on mr and mrs will hewlett on saturday mrs smith of bloomington spent a few days with her son eldon last week congratulations to miss june thompson on passing her en trance exams miss hazel pegg left on sat urday for haliburton district where she will be engaged with mrs ball for the summer holi days i in the absence of our regular pastor mr birk will take the service on sunday come and bring the children as he will have a story for them mrs sam foote a miscellaneous shower at s h footes here read some more reunion news recently ion the front page ringwood miss ada barkey spent sever al days last week in toronto mrs d v wilson is spending a few days with friends at lake couchiching wheat cutting commenced in this district last friday master bruce brownsberger and miss hazel brownsberger were visitors last week with their taunt mrs walter pipher near uxbridge mr and mrs henry tabler mrs ray tabler of morris illinois also miss morgan of burlington were guests of mrs b johnson on tuesday of last week mrs dan lehman of toronto a former resident here visited with mrs martin fockler last week mrs lehman celebrated her ninetyfirst birthday last may and enjoys excellent heal th and does all her travelling unaccompanied we are glad to report that myron anderson who has been in the toronto general hospi tal several weeks is consider ably improved mrs morley hibbard and sons merle and billy of hamilton called on friends here sunday gerald burton has rented the former mckenzie garage on the corner and is moving over from the sinclair place this week we are informed we wonder if the little bear goes with the garage we extend our sincere sym pathy to the relatives of the late barkis reesor mrs g kerry of prince al bert is visiting at the home of her daughter mrs e howsam mr and mrs wm reesor and mr and mrs wm mcnair spent a few days back north last week mr and mrs joan davis and family of kinsale visited with his parents mr and mrs a davis on sunday afternoon mr and mrs o madill and family and mr and mrs h slack were in midland on sun day mr and mrs r jones and family of toronto visited with her parents mr and mrs n bunker over the weekend mr and mrs harry tobias spent the weekend with her parents mr and mrs harmon yake other guests were mr and mrs l hill mr and mrs r jones tor onto mr and mrs a wagg and family chas woodcock locust hill mr and mrs mal colm paterson brougham were all guests with mr and mrs n bunker here visitors at david crosiers on sunday were mr and mrs wm malloy mr and mrs r crosier london mr and mrs wes crosier seagrave mrs w crosier port perry mr and mrs roy grove ringwood and mr and mrs j w taun stouff ville a number of relatives and friends gathered at the home of mi- and mrs wm echardt and presented mi and mrs norman pellatt nee reta eck- ardt with a miscellaneous shower a number of very useful gifts were received everyone enjoyed a very pleasant even ing 2 d o o d o loeioi aoz loraoi ioz3 u o o d o mongolia miss dorohy fuller is holi daying near bobcaygeon miss shirley bunker is visit ing in pickering village the community extend deep est sympathy to mrs b reesor and family bruce wideman donald wri ght and jean pugh were at the stayner camp for several days mrs e lucas an children of alymer are visiting with her parents mr and mrs w rennie glad mrs bert hopkins is better in health again her niece florence lee is visiting her at present the singsong was held at harold wrights did you hear us next week we meet at fred pughs come mrs b reinhart mary and ruby of stayner visited at the pugh home here miss ruby will spend a few days with jean mrs a ramer of box grove and mrs russell ramer and daughters of toronto spent wednesday with mr and mrs fred pugh congratulations to lawrence and clifford betz lloyd thomp son and phylis vanzant in pass ing their entrance to high school lloyd passed on his term work be wise- mr farmer buy your mineral requirements from your local dealer at less cqst than you can buy otherwise twine fly spray salt central feed store price pugh free delivery phone 277 xocxoi xoeoi xoexoi xoeoi i 0 o d ii o d o o n a implements for the farmer prices away down below cost of production we are carrying too many used implements and have out the bargain tickets on every article to clear imple ments with years of wear in them and ready to do your work right now stiff tooth cultivator hay loader two grain grinders several plows mccormick mower sets of harrows cutting box several separators we also have a few good working horses that must be turned over come in and ask to see what we have to show in this line no obligation to buy frank baker international harvester peter hamilton and fleury co beatty co melotte or lister co bissell co pedler co lightning rod co real estate handled at our offce we hanlde repair for all companies telephone 15204 4- gormley mr and mrs buckwalter sail to india as missionaries in the near future rev and mrs buckwalter formerly of morrison illinois were the speakers at heise hill on sunday morning peter steckley from wainfleet ontario spent the weekend with his mother mrs saraih steck ley mr and mrs a sider spent thursday of last week in rich mond hill with their daughter mrs j dewsbury about forty young people of this community motored to springvale ontario to attend the youth conference which was held on saturday and sun day they all report a good con ference and a weekend pro fitably spent that great interest has been shown in the vacation bible school now in progress is pro ven by the fact that 150 child ren registered on monday morn ing several more have come in since carlton 0 wittlinger was in freddie kalbfleish 15-year- brought them home and now old wiarton ontario boy found serted by their mother in the he says they are the best pets two young owls in a nest de- he ever had he- lets them out of their cage daily to crawl on bush two months ago freddie his arms the smaller one peck ing him gently on the cheek occasionally they know the family dog he says but screech and flap their wings whenever they see a strange dog the community last week inter viewing prospective students for ontario bible school mr wittlinger is the newlyelected president of the bible school at fort erie tent services on the fourth line came to a close sunday evening on monday the tent was moved to glen huron near stayner where rev b winger will conduct another three week campaign ola fusee returned mission ary from india will deliver an address next sunday after noon at 3 oclock in the mbc church and at 730 in the church at bethesda there will be special music and a profitable time for all the bible school first to ever be held in the church of the mbc opened with an atten dance of 111 topping the high est expectations of the officials in addition there are six teachers and six assistants and what a busy and happy time they will have several of our young people are availing themselves of the opportunity of getting a musi cal education a dlass is con ducted on saturday afternoons at the home of mrs henry steckley by a toronto teacher we are reminded that sum mer is quickly passing when we hear the sound of the binder and threshing machines again wheat cutting is beginning this weekend alsike threshing in progress a week or more the yield looks promising cockshutt tractors see the new 70 cockshutt hartparr tractor and tiller combine at our warehouse ask for free demonstration get your fleury and oliver plow parts from us full line of repair parts for cockshutt and frost and wood machinery carried in stock bell son the new cockshutt dealers wards garage