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the tribune stouffville ontario thursday june 26th 1941 page three d celebrate d ominion uay tuesday july 1st 1941 the lions club are sponsoring an outstanding program afternoon and evening at stouffville school parade led by the junior band and audrey may snappy drum majorette c company queens york rangers cgit girls group and civic bodies school children will form up at the school at 1 45 2 00 pmst races for the children t childrens races children are divided into the following classes for the events boys and girls 7 and under designated bl and gl respectively boys and girls 8 and 9 designated b2 and g2 respectively boys and girls 10 and 11 designated b3 and g3 respectively boys and girls 12 and 13 designated b4 and g4 respectively boys and girls 14 and over designated b5 and g5 respectively events 100 yard dash b4 b5 g5 60 yard dash b2 b3 g3 40 yard dash bl gl g2 g4 softball throw for distance g3 g4 g5 peanut scramble bl b2 gl g2 shoe race bl b2 gl g2 prizes for each of the above events 1st 25c 2nd 20c 3rd 15c 4th 10c 5th 5c a threelegged race open to all girls a threelegged race open to all boys prizes for threelegged races 40c 30c 20c 10c tug of war b3 b4 b5 two teams of 10 boys each for each class boys from different schools may make up each team provided they meet the age requirements that is one team may be composed of boys representing a number of schools prizes joo to winning team 50c to losing team evening program in the arena at 8 pm presenting sixteen star acts 10 lucky lion l e oneil lion clayt baker lion j b sanders lion m e watts lion a h williams lion a v nolan draws electric lamp electric toaster ton of coal ton of coal casserole 500 war certificate lion lc murphy hand turned flower container lion carl boadway 5 gals shell oil stouffville lions 500 war certificate electric toaster proceeds in aid of the british childrens war victims fund and local child welfare work god save the king telephone tips from a fighter pilot a fighter pilot must keep 48 basic factors in mind these are technical flying mat ters apart from battle tactics and lie must also remember other things for instance bow to talk on his aircraft telephone her always speaks clearly and concisely with telephone lines carrying an extra heavy load directly concerned with canadas war effort you can help tele phone workers maintain good service by adopting fighter pilot telephone technique when your telephone rings answer promptly and dont waste time by saying hello instead give your name imme diately speak distinctly directly into the mouthpiece and be sure to replace the receiver on the hook when you have finished your conversation your cooperation cwi will help us to 0nrff provide fast ac curate telephone service for a nation at war stouffville went over the top with out any cavalcade mr and mrs ej davey have gone to island grove lake simcoe for a few weeks mrs r l gowe toronto is visit ing her parents mr and mrs horace walsh church street her husband recently went overseas since her recent operation at toronto general hospital mrs herbert lee is making satisfactory recovery at her home on church street friends are delighted to learn reeve a e weldon was able to leave the hospital last week and is continuing to make good recovery at his home since his recent serious illness mrs roy clark alary doten and two children have returned to tor onto after spending a couple of weeks with her mother here mrs ben doten mr and mrs robert johnston are on holidays which they are spending back around hastings among old friends mr malcolm shaw is reliev ing agent at the cnr during mr johnstons absence both former and prospective members of the stouffville tennis club are reminded that their fees are due and the executive are anxious that these be paid as promptly as possible to meet expense of new equipment recently placed in use at the courts fees are 1 and are payable to miss eulah brillinger secretarytreasurer misses ruth barker eulah brillinger isobel collard and beryl brillinger have taken a cottage at musselmans lake for the summer months where they will enjoy the attractions of this local summer re sort while travelling back and forth to their places of employment here in town mr and mrs jas gillis of regina sask are spending a couple of weeks in town with mr and mrs c h bell mrs gillis who is a sister of our implement agents wife is with her husband down east to visit their son who is connected with the royal canadian air force post at trenton and who is to be married in ottawa on saturday of this week the misses mary and susan daley attended the wedding in toronto of their niece miss iruth lmillicent taylor daughter of mrs taylor and the late w c taylor who was married on saturday june 21st to clifford turner son of mr and mrs turner of toronto rev mr gray of kew beach united church officiated mr and mrs turner will reside in toronto the antial general meeting of the bethesda stouffville telephone co will be held in town this thursday evening at 730 oclock this meeting held in january each year was post poned this time owing to the illness of its president mr a d bruce who is now able to carry on his duties again at the head of the successful organization mr and mrs cephns cooper and his aged mother mrs frank cooper were in town on sunday for ceme tery decoration day over 80 years old mrs cooper enjoys a visit to the place of her childhood she is a sister of mr art yake and for years after her marriage to the late frank cooper the family resided at the corner of 10th and main street where john castle lives unquestionably the two oldest brothers to be seen in attendance at the decoration service on sunday afternoon at the cemetery were messrs jacob and ellas hoover the former being 85 years of age and his brother hut three years his junior the tribune encountered them trip ping along enjoying a brief visit to gether ere they departed for their respective homes on sunday june 15th mr isaac boadway our esteemed west end citizen reached his 83rd birthday and the following day he celebrated the event in fitting style and in his accustomed manner mr and mrs barkcy had as their guests rev lewis burkholder and mr amos burkholder of markham township mr and mrs carl boadway and mr and mrs lambert malloy it is inter esting to note that rev lewis burk holder reached his 66th birthday when mr boadway became s3 and that these old friends have cele brated their natal days in this man ner together for many years mr roadway is one of the smartest men in town for his advanced age and his friends will join with us in exten ding hlnr the wish that lie may enjoy- good health tor many years to come mr ken sellars of guelph was the guest of mr and mrs archie harding on sunday ijirs f l button and mrs s v hastings attended the king carni val at eaton hall last thursday stouffville has reason to be justly proud in hrr wonderful response to the victory loan appeal imr and mrs mccormack of oshawa accompanied by mrs nichols from california were guests of miss effie harding on sunday the rug is sold and gone said mrs jacob boadway in expressing her thanks for the satisfactory re sults obtained from a small adlet in the tribune mrs win timbers and miss marjorie mertens were receiving many complimentary remarks last week for their effort in decorating the mbc church at mount joy last week for the stover wedding there mr and mrs wm connor motor ed to markham last week and called on their former neighbors mr and mrs wilmot asling mr asling has been quite ill and does not show much improvement the tribune appreciates the effort of our subscribers who are in arrears to pay up at this time these days with high costs only subscribers paid in advance can be carried on our mailing list there are several unsightly weed patches about town owners of which should have enough pride to do their part in keeping the village beautiful the cooperation of all is needed to maintain the best its a case of where the neglect of so few can spoil the labors of so many mr w e smalley has been tak ing an enforced holiday the doctor ordering him to bed for a few days he has been engaged almost continu ously this spring and summer by the corporation among those who attended the recent graduation exercises at whit by ladies college in addition to those mentioned in the last issue were rev and mrs l e atkinson and thelma miss imargaret smith and miss elinore marshall the annual general meeting of the york county veterans associa tion will be held in ratcliffs hall stouffville on friday june 27th at 8 pm st the president wm p mulockkcmp is expected to be present also other speakers all veterans are invited to attend mr and mrs thos oldham were down from sudbury last week and visited in town with dr and mrs ball and with imr hugh banherman and miss bannerman mr oldham prominent real estate broker in the northern city is a cousin of mrs ball while his wife is a cousin of the bannermans mr oldham is an old mount albert boy who at one time farmed near bradford the beautiful shady lawn of mrs stevens obrien avenue was the scene saturday june 21 of a delightful tea salad sandwiches ice cream and cake were served under the trees from 330 to 030 pm the affair given by the resi dents of obrien avenue was in aid of the telegrams british war vic tims fund the fund in conse quence ef the tea and several gener ous donations will receive sixty dollars the ladies receiving were mrs r stevens mrs j borinsky and mrs e g miller those pouring tea wore mrs b doten mrs g watson mrs a lehman mrs r hamilton mrs n stouffer and mrs e hoover opening dance charlie hannigan and his mountaineers moon haven lake musselmen on monday june 30th featuring modern and old tyme music free parking excellent floor 3s tfcsss3 ffcis tfcscsl3 king bug killer dry powder fluffy insecticide with three fold activity ready to use sure safe to use and quick endorsed by thousands of users apply by dusting on potato plants cabbage rose bushes celery onions tomato plants melons asters climbing bushes for all garden plants flowers and shrubs for all insects that feed upon the leaf altacide weed killer duster kills weeds dust away your weeds order your coal from stiver bros now stiver bros after fourteen years as minister of the first nazarene church cow an avenue rev william m mc- guire has accepted a call to north lansing church of the nazarene lansing mich and will preach his farewell sermon in toronto at the evening service sunday july 6th mr mcguire helped establish five churches in the province he held pastorates in dundalk and at stouff ville mbc church before entering upon evangelistic work and was en gaged in evangelism at thaj time of his call to toronto births isuiiiell at the brierbush hos pital stouffville on friday june 20th 1941 to mr and mrs ber nard burnell claremont a son thorn at the brierbush hospital stouffville on friday june 20th 1941 to mr and mrs walter thorn a daughter the madill reunion will be held in the memorial park stouffville on wednesday july 9th mtddletox reuxtox the annual middleton reunion is to be held at the fair grounds woodbridge ontario on tuesday july 1st all friends of the clan are requested to come with their basket and have a good day church is ioglears old rev edward baker meaford was guest preacher when st andrews united church markham on sunday held special services to commemor ate the founding of the congregation 106 years ago and the soth year of worship in the present church rev wh auld midland will occupy the pulpit next sunday for similar ser vices paris auto supply auto wreckers complete stock of new and used parts accessories and tires for all makes of cars and trucks reconditioned cars and trucks jos parisi richmond hill ontario phone 86 farmers see these plows we have an extra stock of good used implements right now- and can offer some snaps in plows disc plow 3 riding plows 1 2furrow plow 2 sets good harrows mower mh horse good worker 7 years old just when you need the goods frank baker telephone 15204 international harvester peter hamilton and fleury company beatty co melotte or lister co bissell co pedlar co lightning rods the pause that refreshes