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iv f irfi v rv v r ii cr c-r- i- it5 5 t it rft pagefour the tribune- stouffville ont thursday april 16th 1942 y- our weekly save you money red plum jam 23c with fruit pectin 32ozjarj ti christies ritz pkg 15c newport fluffs with tumbler 8qtpkg25c lyons vacuum packed coffee x lb tin 30c ruombard or green gage plums 15 oztins 9c t crown brandcornsyrup 2 jb tin 26c aylmer tomato or vegetable soups 20 oz tins 2 for 25c royal york salad dressing 8 oz jar 19c aylmer tomato juice 20 oz tins 2 for 19c glenwood vanilla 4 oz bottle 10c savoygravy browning x tin 10c mclarens hiho puddings 3 4 pkgs 25c new cheese lb 35c try willards assorted candy cello bags 10c stouffville groceteria dicksons hill mrs maurice b of buttonville had supper with mr and mrs ken walker on sunday miss rowenna poorer had tea with miss miriam sctiell on sunday mrs harvey moyer spent the weekend with her sister imrs fred hicks of hamilton rev qr hitching who is the evangeist during the special ser vices at the hill has been visiting a few homes in the district miss luella stouffer is being assisted by miss warren of toronto normal school this week and miss margaret moyer is spending the week with miss forsyth of ring- wood school altona self serve phone 280 we deliver glasgow pte george stewart camp borden spent the weekend with mr and mrs henry slack mr and mrs l slack and joan called on mrs murray slack inthe oshawa general hospital on sunday mr and mrs walter davis and morlay called on relatives in weston on saturday evening we are sorry to hear that mrh c armstrong is in the toronto general hospital we wish her a speedy re covery ringwood miss beryl topping young daugh- ter of our road foreman mr wm topping is in toronto for medical treatment we welcome mr and mrs earl hisey and family to our community mr hisey is employed with george rodanz jfr louis brownsberger of this 3lace is a splendid example of good old pioneer stock although he is 81 years of age he did his own house- keeping this winter and didnt miss his meals eltherhe was born within the shadow of his present home for he first saw the light of day on the rodanz farms better known as the robert miller place it was acquired from the crown by his grandfather and louis was therefore the third generation to live there he recalls that his grandfather was a black smith and a rather prominent citizen of the district with a faculty for leadership vandorf most of our roads are improving nicely nearly six inches of snow fell at the end of last week had it not been for this some of our farmers would have commenced seeding sorry a number in this vicinity are still on the sick list we hope they will soon all be able to be outagain the sferibe would appreciate the local items of interest lets all work together 4th line uxbridge airs edward norton spent a few days in toronto recently mr norton symes of pickering spent monday at his home here mr and mrs harold norton spent sunday at mr d nortons home mr mac tucker of apsley spent the weekend at the home of mr a ashenhurst mrs russell feasby mrt and mrs norman feasby and baby also mrs gordon wilson and bernice speftt wednesday in toronto a number of young pupils start ed their first day of school on mon day they are erla symcs greta collins nbreen faulkner norman faulkner arnold imaye lemonville mr and mrs john gibbons visited with mr and mrs elmer wells and family on sunday jim rae and kennethharper were home for the weekend miss jean preston spent a couple of day3 with hed sisterinlaw mrs preston of vandorf last week mr and mrs floyd forsyth visit ed with mr and mrs elmer wells oh sunday jean reaman and margaret ingle- ton visited with darline gray last week f misses elda and meryl gray visit ed with their cousin misses marion and audrey brown a rew days last week misses elda and darline gray vis ited their grandparents during easter holdays mr and mrs a brown the grass is getting green and fine the birds are hero again we hope the wedding bells will chime for our young friends of fame church hill miss amy lageer is spending a few days with mr and mrs howard near newmarket miss evelyn beach is visiting with her sister mrs clifford skinner in toronto mr and mrs john wagg spent sunday with mr a clark now that springlike weather has arrived and the roads are much im proved let us have a full attendance at church on sunday christian endeavour meeting will be held on thursday night at the home ot mr and mrs w w lazen- by topic to be given by mr a clark peep peep peep this neighbour hood is doing its share to increase production for britain there are al ready about nine hundred balby chicks and more to follow during the easter holidays mrs ivan mclaughlin had three boys wheel out from toronto we hope they arrived home safely as they had to go home just after the bigsnow storm and the roads must have been very dangerous there will be no more rfed cross quiltings this spring sorry to have missed the name of mrs charles maclcan in our last list of acknow ledgements it- was not done inten tionally mrs maclean donated material for a quilt we thank you miss frances turnbull student of toronto normal is assisting at our school this week mr and mrs wm malloy of stouffville were guests at dinner with mr and mrs fred mcnair on friday evening last our school attendance has increas ed as five young students started on monday morning in search of know ledge mr thompson of brazil will preach next sunday evening in al tona church- miss marjorle madill has returned from spending her easter holidays with her sister mrs gerald pointon of toronto mr delos morris of rochesterny hai been calling on relatives in this vicinity this last week mr grant baker and his mother mrs ed baker of rosedale spent a few days recently visiting with relatives we are sorry mrs eli lehman had the misfortune of falling in stouff ville on saturday night breaking a bone in her wrist the economic vegetable club entertained miss jean scott home economics coach of the department of agriculture at the home of mrs d crosier on tuesday afternoon last the executive of the red cross wish to extend their thanks for two lovely quilts pieced by miss mary jones and also supplying material to complete them we understand miss jones has been collecting this for some time to do her bit toward the war and it certainly is very much appreciated the salvage campaign for the red cross which is to be gathered in by the end of this month consists of as follows newspapers magazines scrap paper tires steel tin tanks baskets mixed metal aluminum cast tubes and all rubber articles rags satinctte copper and brassthe school children will gather it and trucks will pick it up from the schools 2nd line uxbridge mr and mrs- fred jardines and phylis of oshawa visltedrat albert taylors home lastjjunday mrleslie mitcbell lias hired to ed taylor for the summer sorry tb hear mr dowswell sr is in a toronto hospital is not improv ing as well as we would like to see mrs b taylor and glenda spent last week at goodwood with mr and mrs j crawford mr and mr russel dowswell and earl visited with arthur dowswells on sunday i- bruce and willis taylor who have been employed in oshawa for the winter months have returned home to take np their regular farmtwork miss erma dowswell of hamilton normal school is teaching at pine grove school marie mcguckih spent the easter holidays at albert browns bob maskell of toronto spent a few days at the albert taylor home good luck to the three little be ginners who started to school mon day morning they were garnet bacon dick taylor and george mc donald bloominjrton x s v- quality meats ace coffee economie soap flakes lb28c lb 30c per lb 1 7c lb 27c lb tin 49c large size 33c back bacon peamealed lb 45c prime rib rolled r porterhouse roast pot roast beef round steak hillcrest shortening lb 1 8c mild cheese lb 35c old cheese i frozen salmon boil ltb 14c roast lb 20c sirloinsteak lb qc brisket points lb 13c smoked picnic shoulders shankless per lb 33c lb 45c in piece phone 3501 we deliver lb 19c homh rendered lard lb 17c small pork sausage per lb 23c oboyle meat market stooppvuim ontario 8th line markham miss marjorie snyder of union- ville visited in the community on sunday miss molly dick of stouffville was a guest of several homes here the weekend mr and mrs mcgce of toronto were guests of harry spang recently mr corneilus dick from sask atchewan has been engaged by robt j mcelwain for the summer allan burkholder of our line is moving to the 10th line to assist mr ezra brownsberger for the summer months wedding bells are ringing very loudly in our midst we welcome mr and mrsa bliz zard back in our midst he is taking over the farm while his son thoma3 is at present working in pickering and has taken up residence in mark- ham village the bell properfy mr r allen of bethesda viisting friends here recently mr l pairlesrcapof camp borden was a flying visitor several successive days over our vicinity miss mary neal and friend of tor onto were visitors at mr percy browns home mrs armstrong and miss hill of merlin attended the funeral of mrs mahon on monday m t kindree iucap and his bride of toronto were at his aunts mrs r pootes mr and mrs stanley rose and children of london were guests of his grandmother mrs j storry mr d morris of detroit was a visitor with his sister imrs h bur nett mrs a storry and mrs a smith last week we regretfully acknowledge the death of still another of our belov ed elderly people mrs helen simp son mahon aged 84 years a long and useful life has gone from our midst but- sweet memory is ours forever melville mrs a maclennan of toronto was a guest atthe manse over the past weekend returning to the city on monday we welcome miss agnes dougher ty teacherintraining to our school and community and while she is he e she will be a guest at the manse herbert orr rcaf was- an easter visitor at his home here and since has completed his course a the belleville training school and will now bei stationed at the elementary plylngj school at oshawav miss- beatrice orr of clover valley school adjala spent her holidays at the parental home and in toron to returning to- her school section on sunday some has said there are three sundays in the year when people come tosi church anniversary christmas and easter what about the other 49 sundays does this apply to you another eastertide has come and gone the easter sunday was a glorious day enticing many people to join the easter services in our churches and to participate in the festival occasion- the choir of the melville church is to be congratu- wasjlated on the splendid musical ser vice presented under the direction of mr a woods of markham and it was also pleasing to see a num ber of new membersat all the three united churches green river friends of joseph taylor will be sorry to hoar he is really quite iii at present lois seebeck had her tonsils re moved on thursday last week rev norman burke will occupy the pulpit here next sunday mr smalley a representative of tho ontario temperance federation spoke at the evening service last sunday lac benson draper has been advanced to senior fire fighter in rcaf at trenton recently atta boy benson a quilting was held on tuesday this week for mrs a hood a bride of a recent date at the home ot pal julia wilson a shower for mr and mrs aylmor hood was held at grays hall on fri day evening the happy couple re ceived a goodly number of gifts and both responded with words of appreci ation to the kindly friendship enjoy ed at green river following is a list of green river men still in canada george white frank williams benson draper bill moore harry keyes douglas bare foot ross barefoot alfred harnlman and billy harnlman- green irivor may be excused for showing a lot of pardonable pride in this long list of worthy sons on the honour roll the war workers met on tuesday at mr wm duncans store to pack gift boxes for the green river men overseas and in newfoundland a list of nineteen articles with a pair of hand knit socks were sent to these men tom crqthers tom- waldle tom brimmicombe chas algior kenneth brooks george irlckard jim richard jim carrozza nick newnham austin sherrard bill gil bert and don williams last thursday afternoon rwas the time of a very happy occasion when mrs h g michelliand miss goldie coyne were cohostesses at one of the seasons smartestvcshowers misses ruth hutchlngs juneshank julia wilson reta milne- hazel michell edna beelby goldie coyne and the maid of the moment mrs aylmer hood nee rowena taylor are the charter members of the mission girls and rowena is the first to take the matrimonial step many lovely and useful gifts were opened amid much merriment and later a delightfully dainty tea was served with mrs h michell pouring the tea all joined in wishing the bride a happy future almira miss joan upton of toronto spent the easter holidays with mr and mrs jim painter mrs willis lehman is spendinga few days with mrs ben gayjnanat unionville mrs herb spoitord and edith spent a few days last week with mrs john white in toronto mr and mrs allen hisey visit ed with mr and mrs fred hisey on sunday mr and mrs harry wideman also mr aud mrs lome wideman of tor onto visited with mr and mrs jacob wideman on sunday mr and mrs lou lehman also miss gladys lehman and mr willis and harmon lehman visited at the home of miss gertrude wegg on sun day mrs earl potch and familyvf mindemoya were down to attend her brothers wedding on thursday mr and mrs jirif painter jr land ed home from their wedding trip and the boys greeted them with some nice music the other night mr- peter steckley is sporting a fine new team of horses william w dies shields ix 89 th year william- w shields former mount albert grain merchant died saturday at his home in toronto at the age of 88 a resident of toron to for 25 years he was a member of the loof and o the administra tion board of earlscourt united church he is survived by his widow henrietta johnson phields two sons dr j d shields and flight- lieut d m shields both of ot tawa and a daughter mrs b m rowen toronto interment took place iit mt albert slendor tablets harmless and effective two weeks supply 100 at storeys drug store bakers ixsect ejradicator forms a film on plants roots fibres stem and leaves which also contains the poison and kills or repells in sects maggots worms potato bugs slugs etc on cauliflowers cabbage radish onions etc it takes the place of corrosive sublimate and much cheaper to use george e baker ihnux manufacturing clicmlm stolid lillo ontario the bray chick does thetrick why bother with money orders and letterwriting place your bray chick order through the undersigned personal attention prompt delivery and the usual bray high quality stiver bros stouffville ontario milkers and coolers agent for delaval milkers separators gilson coolers washers furriacesaisoccre electric rjinlges refrigerators beatty bros equipment e j stickly phone 7513 viotoriasquare milk consumers under the wartime price arid trade board recom- v mendations that credit buying be curtailed and on an order from the milk control board of ontario the following changes were put into effect on wednesdaylngr april 15th 1942 alidairy productsandticketewill jbesold on a strictly cash basis outstanding accounts must be paid on or before may 1st 1942 having absorbed all increased operating costs it is our duty to adopt the above measures and ask your kind cooperation in assisting us to carry out this order r this will mean a great saving in gasoline rubber and f- maple leaf dairy- c baker prop mvjfevj ztv s