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the tribune stouffville ont thursday sept 4th 194l page fivb newport fluffs a delicious and tempting cereal beautiful crystal glassware in each package sizes 19c 25c 39c peaches the better varieties of peaches are now on the market be sure of well matured and fullflavoured fruit kene uaude nums we are now taking orders for this exceptionally good preserving plum leave us your order now and avoid disappointment fresh lake nipigon fish every tuesday morning ratcliff co gormley phone 198 stouffville town delivery pcds9 55st39 7sta9 d ancin every saturday g max bo ag and his orchestra modern and old time dancing ladies 25 gent s 40 dancillr 830 to 1200 st cedar beach gardens lake musselman sras szrzy sfsssasi tpns altona last everybody is welcome to come to camp ire meeting to be held on thursday night at e lehmans a corn and weiner roast is to be held on tuesday sept 9th at e lehmans the young people of the community are invited mr and mrs earl howsan motor ed their company to niagara the other day earl picked peaches at vineland and enjoyed the varia tion mr e j davis and lmarguarite of lansing mich also mrs charles miller and nephew of detroit ych called on the formers brother mr a e davis one day last week the september meeting of the altona womens institute will be held on wednesday sept 10th at mrs geo thompsons the stouff ville senior branch will be guests for the afternoon roll call imi tating an animal or bird on wednesday last the girls of the home lovers club motored to peterborough to attend the junior department exhibition the al tona club girls were fortunate in scoring the highest number of points in their exhibits and demon stration obtaining 1st prize while all attending won individual prizes as follows a class gertrude winn ramer spent prize mr and mrs reg the holiday with mr and mrs p ramer the n bunker family have been in toronto visiting their daughter mrs r jones mr a davis spent tuesday of this week with his daughter mrs mcdonald of kinsale june wagg of leasmale spent last week with her grandparents mr and mrs f wagg miss irene dossier of the post office staff stouffville is having a weeks vacation with her parents mr and mrs madill olive and fmarjorie spent the weekend with mr and mrs a pledger at owen sound mr and mrs walter lamb of love saskatchewan spent a few days with his sister mrs f wagg miss alma fretz spent the week end at kitchener she also attend ed the sunday school conference held there mr and mrs emanuel sauder and family from archibald ohio risited at the home of mr and mrs sam fretz recently lreevo wm reesor and mrsreo- sor attended the wardons picnic held at lake couchiching on friday and doris baker obtaining 1st prize b class grace lehman merle slack acres this season at a good price on august 25th audrey baker prize c class audrey eileen gertrude avinn slack 2nd baker 3rd who won mr lloyd johnson and mr lloyd harvey spent the weekend in vine- land mr and mrs eldon gooding have returned to bala muskoka where he teaches school mr and mrs i brubacker had tea with mr and mrs geo baker sat urday evening we are happy to report that miss vera hilts is steadily improving from bronchial pneumonia miss beulah helse returned to gormley on saturday from kitchener where she had been visiting since the kitchener camp meeting imrs levi hoover and ruth also mrs john forrester and arvilla spent several days in kitchener with friends and also attended the fun- era of mrs brubacker mr and mrs albert heise alma and roy spent three days holidays last week at niagara falls and visit ing friends in brantfordalso spent an evening at toronto exhibition mr bruce lehman of delhi ont and his mother mrs willis lehman of almira called on mr and mrs geo baker last friday evening mrs dent law and daughter helen visited with her parents mr i and mrs asa sider over the holiday mr and mrs roy brillinger en tertained visitors from toronto on sunday visitors on sunday evening with mr and mrs ernest jones were mr and mrs charles hoover and daughters doris and blanche of unionville z mr chas ratcliff spoke in the heisj hill sunday school on sunday in the interest of religious educa tion in markham township rev l shoalts of wellandport took tho church services both morning and evening mr hilts tells that he takes down 40 or 50 dozen glads each week to market mr hilts has been very fortunate in disposing of these beau tiful spikes and seldom brings many if any home he grows them as a hobby on sunday next at the hour of 7 oclock a special missionary meeting will le held in the heise hill church guest speaker will be rev and mrs david hall who were on the ill fated zam zam steamer sunk in the soutli atlantic some months ago mr and mrs c e heise neomi and clareance of fort erie spent last weekend with friends around here iroy brillinger who is looked on as the potato king of this district reports his later tubers to be still growing and to have benefitted from the late rains of the past two weeks n all lmr brillinger planted eleven early crop sold council to regulate clarem0nt speed limit a bylaw was given its three read ings and passed at the regular ses sion of pickering council on tues day afternoon fixing the speed limit for the village of claremont at 30 miles per hour the ban on fast driving extends over both the 9 th concession and the brock road where these roads are within the boundaries of the village owing to numerous complaints several accidents and several neaj acci dents it has been deemed necess ary to lake steps to restrict traffic and notice will be posted to this effect fines for a breach ot the new law may vary from 5 to 10 and license suspended damage to sheep cost the town ship 50 last month 10 to walter baker 9th con for one iamb kill ed and 40 to don imccullough on the 9th for four lambs killed all by dogs fence viewers messrs claude field irving white and edgar an drew brought in their verdict on the arbitration of a line fence dis pute between mrs harriet allen and mrs emma brooks at lot 20 con 1 a new bylaw was introduced which will levy an occupancy tax that is anyone occupying property after the assessment roll has been taken shall pay taxes thereon for that period of time which they are an occupant up until the time the next assessment is made relief for the past month reached an all time low of 2172 according to relief inspector c morley this is the lowest month in four years the summer months which although usu ally comparatively light never go below 100 road accounts passed totalled 173278 r scott of brooklin buried this thursday robert scott of brooklin beloved husband of ellen a turner and brotherinlaw of the late john turner died at his home in brook lin on tuesday the funeral will be held this thursday afternoon to claremont cemetery service at house at 230 dst under masonic auspices hightest points achievement day of ontario county and received an in vitation to be guest at luncheon on wednesday with the president and mrs miller of the cne which is another honor bestowed to the home lovers club we congratu late the girls on their splendid suc cess at peterborough 8th line markham mrand mrs ed fretz visited for the weekend with friends in kit chener mrs elizabeth wideman of beth- esda is spending some time with mr and mrs wm wideman mr and mrs a blizzard of al mira visited with mr and mrs t blizzard on sunday a number from this community attended a ss convention at kit chener on monday mrs l w kergin and daughter dorothy of prince rupert bc also mrs j p- cannon of toronto spent thursday at the home of their cou sin mr a r wideman mr and mrs percy dike were in mount albert last sunday attending the funeral of the late albert dike who passed away quite suddenly the mennonite young peoples had their reorganiz ation meeting and the officers for the coming year are as follows pres allan doner vice pres alvin far mer sectreas eva wideman assist sec marion hunt missionary sup mrs allan hoover assist sup mrs ern jones pianist gladys doner assist pianist olive farmer chorester a farmer assist clar ence steckley remembrance commit tee mrs e jones mrs f harvey mrs e hunt around 72 present at the meeting sunday night they are held every sunday evening at 730 pm saturday evening about 35 friends and relatives of mr and mrs clar ence doner gathered at their home on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary a lovely chicken sup per was served and an enjoyable time was spent by all the couple received many lovely gifts and we wish for them many more happy years the community wish to extend to rev and mrs isaac brubacker their deepest sympathy in the loss of his dear mother imrs mary ann bru backer who passed away in kitch ener last week tuesday evening in her 85th year grandma brubacker as she was known by many of us was able to be around visiting friends and relatives and seemed to be quite well right up until the afternoon of the day she passed away we will all miss her cheery smile and pleas antness she had been staying with her daughter mrs brown of kitch ener for the past three weeks and was ready to return to gormley after the ss convention 2nd line uxbridge school days school days dear old golden rule days with paper and pen start their work once again the day of all days for the children mr and mrs john badgerow spent sunday with mr and mrs j e wagg glad to report mr russel storey improving mr basel grant has been em ployed by j e wagg mr and mrs herb hallawell of toronto spent the holiday at chas forsyths mrs farrow of north sequin is visiting at the home of her brother jos coopers miss mary stamps arrived mon day evening to take on her duties ns school teacher we wish her every success a number from our line took in the exhibition and reports are a grand time and lots to see especi ally elsie the cow mr fred jackson of toronto spent the weekend in the vicinity and did some painting on his pre mises we were shocked to learn of the misfortune thut overtook arthur dowswell when he was thrown from the tractor plow smashing his ankle as a hfjavyi stone ditched the plow therell be need to show our friendship in getting on with the fall work on his farm what say you neighbors mr and mrs walter beach and family and mr and mrs fred wilton were at the cne on fri day mr and mrs morgan degeer and ivan mr and mrs earl mcmullen and murray were at the exhibition one day last week dicksons hill mr john erb of toronto spent sunday at herb widemans misses jane carter and frances grove were visitors at mr joseph hoovers on sunday master robert grove of toronto visited at the home of mr william grove last week miss eleanor moyer has returned from the north country and is hav ing a holiday at home harley wldemau has once more left us to resume teaching at bre- thour mr wideman was a faith ful church worker and an interest ing participant in social events sadly missed by family and com munity mr jay walker wellkuown to many of the older markham town ship residents passed away at his home near orillia he was ill only a few weeks although confined to his home for ten years on account of blindness the service was held at orillia on aug 27th and on arrival at the wideman church a short service was conducted by the baptist minister from orillia in terment was made in the boyer cemetery deceased was in his s3rd year he was first married to the late sarah barkey daughter of tho sate christian barkey four sons and one daughter living in the weirt survive his second wife formerly sarah ritchie and two daughters cared for him during his years of affliction his kind and cheerful disposition will be remem bered by all his acquaintances the friends gathered at the home of mr and mrs a c barkey for refresh ments and ranewul of friendship goodwood claremont mr fred morley has resigned his post as secretary of the local school trustee board mr morley will re tain his seat on the board until the end of the year mr john scott will take over the secretarial duties in the meantime a meeting of the directors of the south ontario plowmens associa tion was held this week and the week of oct 20th set for the annu al match the site for this years competition will be at the farm of herb dofcvn half mile west of brooklin mr down is deputy- reeve of pickering township a de- finate date will be announced later miss jean thaxter has returned to work again after her holidays regret to report that seneca miller is still confined to his bed mr harvey maye and wife spent sunday with the formers parents mrs walter bryan was under tho doctors care last week but is out again mrs george maye is still under the doctors care hope for a speedy recover miss p agnow supervision nurse of woodstock spent the weekend visiting mr and mrs ted hall mike brown and earl mcdonald have signed up in the queens own rifles miss byam is homo from the gen eral hospital and is improving rapidly mr and mrs walter cooper spent the weekend with friends in tor onto robert gray of champlain ny is renewing old acquaintances in ontario we extend our sympathies to mr isaac shaffer in his recent bereave ment mr and mrs chas w watson are attending the postmasters con vention in hamilton this week mr and mrs alexander and fam ily of toronto moved into the ed davis house mr and mrs john morgan and son stewart and little jackiespent a day with mr and mrs geo maye last week the willing war workers will hold their monthly meeting on thursday afternoon sept 11th at mrs chas lees home siloam where they will he guests a goodly number are asked to do their best to attend mrs thomas ham harold ham and william mcgrouse of manito- waning were overnight visitors at the home chas watson on satur day mrs ham is a cousin of mrs watson and is enjoying a visit in this vicinity the birthplace of her father the late rchard forsyth school opened here on tuesday morning with mr lloyd wagg as teacher the feature of the open ing was a flag demonstration rev mr twiss anglican minister of uxibridge conducted the dedica tion assisted by mr williams of the goodwood united church the flag was purchased by the school trustees dh a a a a ax 4 i a go ghijrch sunday mm is it a square deal tor you v neglect the church when you would noi live in community without the church if the church it the back bone of any community the center ol all our hen life shought and development the greatest builder of private and public conscience the touts school for a character that vll live through eternity and the giver through it membenhip ot more than ho per cent of all charily ia it a square deal for you to let others do all this for you and carry your dead weight beside st james presbyterian church stoupfvtliie rev t de courcy rayner minister sunday sept 7th 11s0 am divine worship the minister will preach sermon theme my shepherd some new and interesting light on a well known and well loved psalm you are invited to hear this v for victory p for prayer come last week mr and mrs harry spang mrs edwin forsyth of stouffville miss evelyn spang and mr geo sale of toronto visited with friends at mldhurst and stayner over the holi day the recent rains have been ver welcome to the farmers who had found tho land so hard aad dry that it was next to impossible to make much headway but are now busy plowing and fall wheat seed ing mrs matcer of vancouver bc who has been on an extended visit at the home of her father mr and mrs robinson has returned to her home mr robinsons sistor mrs wilson of niagara falls is now visiting with them modern and old time stouffville baptist rev duncan macgregor pastoj sunday sept 7th 1000 am bible school classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship the ordinance of the lords sup per will be observed at the close of the service 700 pm gospel service subject how much will we re member of this life in the life to come wed 8 pm prayer meeting come and receive a blessing stouffville christian church sunday sept 7th 1000 am church school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm gospel service second markham baptist church nonnan rowan pastor sunday sept 7th 955 am sunday school 1100 am- morning worship wednesday 8 pm prayer meeting dancing moonhaven mussulmans lake saturday sept 6th popular music usual prices bloomington ringwood christian churches rev g w brown pastor sunday sept 7th 11 am bloomlngton 700 pm ringwood a camp fire service will be hold on mr eli lehmans farm thurs day sept 4th at s pm plan to attend a welcome awaits you at our ser vices christ church anglican rer f herman rector sunday august 31st 1941 200 pm sermon the rector will he in charge everyone welcome stouffville mennonite church rev h shantz pastor sunday sept 7th 1000 am sunday school 1100 am divine worship 230 pm imongolla s s baptismal service at altona pond prayer meeting friday evening s00 atha prayer meeting next week monday evening 800 young peoples meeting roy brown is convener of the group tuesday evening mongolia meeting wednesday evening altona prayor meeting young peoples prayer meeting services next sunday back in tho church come and worship with us dickson hill and mt joy mennonite churche3 rev p g liobman pastor dicksons hhjij sunday sept 7th 1000 am morning worship dedication of children mr lehman will preach 1100 am bible school offering for war sufferers britain mount joy 1030 am bible school 1130 am morning worship mr shepherd will preach 800 pm evening worship mr lehman will preach we welcome you ot stouffville united church minister row doufias o davis sunday sept 17th 945 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening vespors the wms will meet this thurs day afternoon at 245 at the home of miss bannerman church st think all you speak but speak not all you think thoughts are your own your words are so no moro yes many a shaft at random sent finds mark the archer little meant and many a word at random spokon may soothe or wound a heart thats broken