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the tribune stouffville ontrhursday january 4th 1940 page five california navel oranges good size good cutting juicy special 2 doz 45c next week annual preinventory sale fresh smoked fillett of haddock fresh oysters herring ratcsiff co town delivery stouffville ontario phone 7112 claremont mr and mrs hugh gregg entertained a number of their friends at their new home last friday evening misses isobel and margaret johnson entertained a number of their former claremont school friends on wednesday and friday of last week in giving the results of the poll for picketing recorded on page 6 this issue no 1 picker- ing should read 59 votes for reesor instead of 159 the totals are quite correct giving mr reesor a majority over his nearest opponent of 120 mr henry johnson recently purchased for private use with in his ayrshire herd a young eight month pure bred sire hermitage worlds fair from r ruddy pickering this young siresthree year old dam cred- holme kit spent eight months of last year as a show cow at the new york fair mr and mrs harmon yake and ray mr and mrs gordon riddle and irene of claremont miss ilean and laura hill of oshawa mr gordon spencely and p hardy spent new years with mr and mrs loss hill vandorf mrs cale and miss pearl cale were holiday visitors in toronto sorry miss leda hawtin is not feeling quite so good we hope to see her out again soon mr and mrs r b brown and family andn mrs a g snider were new years visitors with the dewsbury family mr and mrs david ellis and sons of aurora spent sunday with mr and mrs w h sprox- ton mr and mrs percy allin of aurora and mr and mrs herb oliver were new years guests at mr and mrs fred allins at bethesda mr cole of ravenshoe was a holiday visitor with his daugh ter mrs carl greenwood and husband miss olive bostwick enjoyed a weeks vacation at midland and will take up her duties as jr teacher this week again at pine orchard the roads have been very good so far no shoveling being necessary as yet or at the time of writing the water supply is very low dr george and mrs ccvey and mr ross covey of toronto mr and mrs roy morley and grant gathered under the par ental roof on new years cele brating mr roy morleys birth day and wedding anniversary mr and mrs r sproxton and donald and marjorie joined mr and mrs louis brillinger and leonard and herbert and bob sproxton who spent last week with grandparents at herb hiseys on monday for dinner ladies aid will be held on january 10 one week late at the church and the men are ex pected to join the ladies for sup per the congregational meeting will be held in the evening th s s will elect their officers on tuesday evening and the yps will hold their election en thursday evening mr h snider of western can ada now in toronto will speak in wesley church next sunday prior to leaving for south africa as a missionary his parents attended church here at one time church hill at the annual business meet ing for the christian endeav our the following new officers were elected for the coming year pres mrs hoyle brethour vicepres mrs 0 martin secytreas leone lazenby program com marjorie clark missionary com h brethour social committee mrs ivan mclaughlin amy lageer thomas clark bruce mac- lean anyone in this community that did not attend the church service on sunday missed a real treat our pastor delivered a wonderful new years message and welcomed into church membership three young men mr and mrs vickers also be came church members start the new year off by going to church everyone welcome endeavour meeting will be held this week on thursday night at the home of mr a clark topic to be given by mr j martin a business meeting for the sunday school will be held at the close of this meeting for best results and a steady cash income you cannot do bet ter for your farm than to sell your cream and deliver it or have us call for it stouffville creamery closed every evening at 530 excepting saturdays grain coal feeds order your famous reading coal from us and watch the results we carry the national poultry feeds dairy feeds min erals and concentrates oyster shell and grit we are buyers of seeds and grain let us clean your seed grain before the rush s w hastings stouffville phone 169 8th line markham misses jean and evelyn spang of toronto spent the new year at their home here miss mollie dyck of toronto was with mr and mrs allan widernan over the new year miss grace shank left for kitchener on monday to attend the bible school which opened with the new year mr sam white of grand valley spent a few days last week with his cousin mr james greenwood mr and mrs a blizzard of ballantrae and mr and mrs stewart blizzard of- toronto were visitors with mr nd mrs thomas blizzard on new years mr and mrs edgar bath of kingston road visited last thursday at the home of their brothers messrs allan and lome bath our best wish is for a bright and prosperous new year to all our readers and may 1940 bring joy and happiness to all miss evelyn byer student at the normal school toronto is spending the week at her home here under the new order she will spend next week at the 9th line school master lister eby is to be congratulated on winning sec ond prize in the contest spon sored by the markham drug co there were many contest ants and he received as his prize a beautiful chest of tools altona congratulations to wm ree sor on being elected reeve for pickering township the happy helpers class met at the home of mrs murray dunkeld on thursday afternoon at the school meeting last wednesday morning sam fretz wm slack and vincent baker were elected as trustees for an other year cooperation prevailed in the community last saturday after noon when a great number of men turned out to erect the snow fence onhhe townline the help was very much appreciated indeed the regular monthly meeting of the altona womens institute will be held at the home of mrs e lehman on wednesday after noon january 10th at two pm motto its not enough to have a sound mind the principal thing is to make use of it roll call how to spend winter even ings iechoes from the hand book paper better english mrs w carter discussion on music miss edna foskett pro gram in charge of group 5 un der the leaderhip of mrs s thompson school reopened after the holiday on wednesday with miss doris watson teacher on duty miss reta onsini student teacher from the normal chool is in attendance for a week the twinkling star class met at the home of miss gertrude winn on friday evening miss alma fretz left on mon day for kitchener where she will attend bible school for 3 months the willing workers class met on tuesday afternoon at the home of mrs wm reesor new years visitors were mr and mrs f pilkey and fam ily with her mother mrs ray- mer stouffville on tuesday mr and mrs n bunker and mer- vin mr and mrs f wagg al so mr and mrs e wagg stouff ville with mr and mrs a wagg of leaskdale mr and mrs f mcnair and mr and mrs s thompson and family with mr and mrs wm mcnair mr and mrs theo warder of kitchener mr and mrs m raymer mr and mis millard reesor mr and mrs walter carter at reeve wm reesors mrs forman son and daughter and miss blair of attwood with mr and mrs h mcintosh mr and mrs a davis esther and mr and mrs davis bloo- mington with mr and mrs j mcdonald of kinsale on sunday mr and mrs j mcdonald of kinsale mr and mrs e davis of bloom ington and misses eva and ella hook mongolia were with mr and mrs a davis on tuesday stouffville marble granite works order now for spring delivery and guard against increased prices p tarr proprietor phone 8002 pine orchard happy new year to all mr and mrs hope and family spent monday in newmarket mrs wood is spending a week in toronto mrs jack skinner is visiting in dresden ont where her father is ill mr and mrs fred reid enter tained the roffey family on sunday mrs reid and helen also mr gibney spent monday at the gibney home miss mae rose was home for the holiday also miss jean johnston mr bruce and herb reid all of toronto mr and mrs eveleigh also miss b chapman spent sunday with their parents mr and mrs r chapman mrs elsie mcclure dora murray and orlie spent sunday with mr and mrs howard mcclure mrs r chapman is nursing a very sore knee the result of a fall last week while putting up decorations the children of the union sunday school enjoyed a skat ing party at boggartown pond last wednesday followed by a hot supper at the community hall mr and mrs colin widdifield mr and mrs merlyn widdifield and family spent new years clay with misses minnie and ai- eta widdifield mr and mrs yesley lundy entertained their children and family on new years day also mr howard mcclures walter halls and j lundys we welcome mrs wicke back again where she is resuming her duties as sr teacher mr reid who held the position since sept tendered his resignation upon securing a good position in tor onto his home city gormley miss clara steckley was home from tilsonburg for the christmas holidays mr and mrs oren fretz and sons visited with jos cobers on new years day mr j stevens of toronto spent a few days with friends here last week mrs j cherry and family spent christmas day with mr and mrs walter steckley at barrie mrs orla heise is still at carlisle pa with her mother who has been seriously ill rhoda winger returned to fort erie on tuesday where she is a student of ontario bible school mr and mrs dent law and helen of stouffville had new years dinner with mr and mrs a sider mr and mrs a b sheffer of bethesda mr and mrs meed and miss culp of markham also mr and mrs beyncn of aurora spent new years day with mr and mrs p brillinger mrs roy brillinger and small son eldon have returned from a visit with friends at carlisle pa and other points they re port the weather in atlantic city nj little too cool for swimming about 100 people attended the watch night service in the mbc church which was said to be the finest service of the kind folks could recall attending rev mr brubacher led and an interesting and varied pro gram keep everybody deeoly interested till the old year pass ed away and the new one wel comed miss clara steckley tilson burg was with her mother mrs jos steckley here for christmas she came with mr and mrs john hall of guysboro who visited at the home of her mother mis j heise goodwood our township council will hold their first meeting of the year next monday a number of the members of the lol will attend the coun ty lodge meeting held at stouff ville next tuesday mrs charles harper had her daughter and soninlaw home from toronto for christmas mr and mrs freeman slack spent the weekend at edgar slacks we were very sorry to hear of their son wm who had the misfortune to have his hand badly hurt by the ex plosion of his gun he is in the lindsay hospital mrs c harper slipped on pros and cons of cooperation cut out this announcement hang it above your radio invite your friends to your home for the broadcast which will be presented in the form of interviews over cbc once a week at nine oclock beginning on january 3rd and ending on february 20th millions in all lands are looking for greater economic freedom a peaceable and ordered civilization through the development of the middle way of local and worldwide cooperation heres the program series january 3rd cooperative philosophy and outlook h h hannam toronto secretary united farmers cooperative company editor of the rural cooperator vice pres canadian chamber of agriculture january 10th cooperation in rural quebec h c bois montreal assistant mgr cooperatif federee and other french cooperative leaders a spcial half hour broadcast january 17 consumers cooperation w c good brantford president of the cooperative union of canada and director of the united farmers co operative co january 24th producers cooperation voluntary and under marketing legislation frank perkin toronto secretary ontario farm products control board secretary ontario fruit growers and ontario vegetable growers association january 31st cooperation in other countries george mooney montreal joint commissioner of the industrial and publicity bureau of the city of montreal author of cooperation today and tomorrow february 6th credit unions and cooperative education in action a b macdonald antigonish ns assistant direc tor of extension st francis xavier university and direc tor of the nova scotia credit union league february 13 cooperation in western canada clive davidson winnipeg secretary of the manitoba federation of agriculture february 20th cooperation as a north american experiment george coote nanton alberta director of the bank of canada director of the alberta wheat pool and secre tary of the canadian chamber of agriculture this announcement is sponsored by the local execu tive of the united farmers of ontario the ice and received some in juries and her visitors for the holiday were mr and mrs geo h oliver of uxbridge and daughter jessie also her hus band harper beaver miss eva latcham of toron to mr and mrs cain of scar- boro mr and mrs arthur latcham toronto and mr and mrs edgar latcham from scaiboro were here with john latcham for the holiday mr and mrs elmer reid and son were down from montreal spending christmas at the home of his father others at the reid home were mr and mrs gordon crapper and daughter joy of ottawa miss jessie reid of hamilton goodwood is to have another grocery with h boose of clare mont opening a store to run in conjunction with his claremont business he has rented the old banking stand from thomas baston at the four corners and will commence right away last friday night the hockey boys opened the schedule season defeating claremont at ux bridge by 4 to 3 where are our front lights manager morley symes coach bert staley goal don spencely defence ken reesor walt todd also d cooper m linton forward w clark e cooper k stew art m maye art staley miss lillian phillips has re placed miss marjorie stewart on the stouffville post office staff shurgain cattle mineral is 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