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page six the tribune stouffville ont thursday june 4th 1942 mrs john eade was whitchurch native the death of mrs john eade at the home of her daughter 13 gen eva ave toronto on may 27 re moves one from this life who was born in whitchurch township 48 years she was a daughter of mr and mrs samuel wilton of whit church following her marriage to john eade the couple farmed in the western part of whitchurch and in king township there survives four daughters and two sons name ly mrs j a wilson toronto mrs wm mackey gormley mrs leo niddery aurora mrs lome staley brantford stanley eade burks falls and stephen james eade of gormley also surviving is one brotbr richard wilton of gorm ley mrs eade was identified with wesley united church vandorf for years and the service in aurora on may 30 was conducted by her form er pastor rev w a westscott the pall bearers were her two sons and four sonsinlaw interment was at aurora cemetery gravel basket strikes rubber pay dirt on bow river slendor tablets harmless and effective two weeks supply 100 at storeys drug store bell son the cockshuttldealers agents for beatty bros de laval co w c wood co cockshutt plow co philco radios graphite grease and oil we sell install and service almost anything and everything for a farm your patronage will be appreciated phone 281 stouffville toronto goodwood flashes walter davey 8 stanton ave toronto markham township red cross society branch salvage campaign they have struck rubber in the bow river at calgary down at the big river bed gravel pit of jefferies and sons ltd a new gravel ditch was being dug twentyfive feet deep it stretch ed right across the bow when the big gravel bucket went down for the first haul it came up with a ton of gravel and a load of rubber old tires bulged from all its seams every time the bucket went back for another load of gravel up came moie tires be fore quitting time on the first day more than 60 tires had been panned and more are expected people used to toss the tires in to the river and now they are be ing harvested for war work here are some of the disinter red tires hows your date refer to the address label on your copy of the tribune and if your paper has expired please re new it immediately increased costs demand that papers be paid for in advance and it should not be neces sary to wait for a special bill before renewing you have the expiry date on the label and the rate is 200 per year anywhere in canada your attention to this matter will be more than appreciated by the publishers send the tribune to absent friends torpedoed nine times the mixing bowl by anne allan hydro home economist ive been torpedoed nine times in this war ive been officially re ported dead five times but im in better shape than i ever was allen harvie 26yearold canadian chief steward member of the mer chant navy says he has signed up at an east coast merchant ship ping manning pool for another job on any ship going anywhere saturday evenings cedar beach gardens crea we want more of it you want the best market for it have our truck call or make your own deliveries to the creamery and get two cents extra per pound of buttcrfat cold storage meat lockers for rent stouffville creamery co open tuesday thursday saturday evenings stouffville ont phone 18601 shower for wartime brides hello homemakers the lovely old custom of giving showers for brides may still be carried on in wartime but remember to keep them practical and inexpensive as well as dainty we suggest an in itial chest shower you might boi row a big cardboard box give it a light coat of paint to harmonize with your decorations or trim it with crepe paper then turn the box upside down to house the gifts cut small holes in the top to form the initials of the bride and at the front to form a heartshaped lock in each hole put a nosegay of tloneis with string attached below to a gift wild flowers or any gar den blooms would be lovely as the bride picks a nosegay her assistant clips the string and produces a gift what to give the bride some thing she will need something that will last something she wants use ful articles include a recipe book or file mending kit and firstaid kit suggested ja7nch chicken salad bouchees assorted sandwiches strawberries with heartshaped cookies bouchees 4 cup butter v cup boiling water cup bread flour 2 eggs unbeaten add butter to the boiling water in a saucepan that is placed on small electric element turned to medium add flour all at once and stir vigor ously until ball forms in the centre of pan remove from range beat in eggs one at a time mixture should be very stiff when it is drop ped from a spoon on to a greased cookie sheet bake in electric oven at 375 degrees for 3545 mins or until done as it depends upon size of puffs makes 6 large or 18 tiny ones when cool split and add chicken salad initial sandwiches spread a triangle of bread with a mushroom filling without season ing with a pastry tube filled with plain cream cheese write the first initial of your guests or of tho bride blossom sandwiches butter a circle of bread and with a table knife shape pink creamed cheese into petals with a circular motion sprinkle a little yellow grated cheese in the centre dlunond ring snndn idles use circles of bread with a small circle taken out of the centre spread with butter that has been creamed with spiced tomato soup with a pastry tube filled with a mixture of mashed cooked egg yolk make a thick circle top in one place with a triangle of hard- cooked egg white dipped in salad oil dressing pink macaroons 1 egg white red colouring 54 cup sugar cup shredded coconut 1 cup cornflakes vi tsp almond extract add 3 drops of red colouring to egg white beat until stiff not dry sift in sugar and fold in coconut cornflakes and extract drop from tip of spoon orf greased baking sheet bako in electric oven at 350 de grees for 20 minutes take a tip 1 a substitute for a pastry tube is easily made with a small piece of canvas sewn in a funnel shape vlii 2 puff paste or bouchees are cooked wheli the product is free from beads of moisture 3 eggyolk filling may be sur prisingly seasoned with pre pared mustard or table sauce 4 the bitterness of a chopped 1 sweet pepper filling is elimin ated by wringing the diced pepper in a a piece of cheesecloth before being made into a spread the question box mrs s w asks recipe for rhubarb punch- answer i rhubarb punch crushed ice 1 quart of diced rhubarb 1 quart of water 1 v cups sugar 13 cup orange juice 4 tbs lemon juice charged water or ginger ale add water to rhubarb and cook un til soft squeeze through double thickness of cheesecloth add sugar stir until sugar is dissolved bring to boiling point add fruit juices and salt bottle to keep in sterilized containers add an equal amount of charged water or ginger ale anne allan invites you to write to her care of the tribune send in your questions on homemaking problems and watch this column for replies i holstein men picnic at musselman s for the first time in the history of the organization the york hoi stein club will hold its annual picnic at musselmans lake on saturday of this week june 6th when the usual educational and entertaining program will be run off mr w p watson of the ontario live stock branch will be the guest speaker following his address he will assist with the usual judging competition in which there will be prizes for young and old farmers and farmerettes lunch will be pooled by the ladies and the spacious accommoda tion provides ample choice of space rain or shine of course no picnic is complete without sports of all kinds and president archie cameron of woodbrldge will see that these are not overlooked according ito secretary h f ramsay of sharon the calf donated by the york club to the war effort sale in connection with the nation al holstein sale sold for 14000 this makes a very fine contribution to this most worthy cause and we are sure all the breeders will be out to boost this big day for the lov ers of black and white cattle lehmans shoe store footwear for ah the family womens hosiery rubbers gloves shoes socks boots mitts stouffville phone 4301 opposite the town clock v very pleased to meet our friend rev john bushell at the anglican synod after bis serious illness visitors at the forsyth home in goodwood on sunday were mr and mrs d hallawell of toronto and mr and mrs john badgerow and alan of stouffville mrs a gardner and louis of chatham have been visiting with her father mr wm helmkay miss stamps visited her home in toronto on sunday on saturday miss grace wagg took six of the vitamin bees to the achievement day held in uxbridge the red cross collectors for school section no 9 wish to thank all for their generous donations three cheers from toronto mrs deddlar of toronto is spen ding a few days with mr and mrs a wilson mr and mrs g kennedy and mr doug jones spent the 24th with mr and mrs elmer jones mr and mrs a wilson and mrs peddlar spent sunday with mr and mrs morley symes goodwood mr and mrs wm robb and son and mr and mrs c symes and daughter were guests with mr and mrs w symes mrs ed norton spent sunday with her parents mr and mrs g brown andrew kerr of whitby was a guest of the corresnondent on wednesday mr and mrs baker of stouff ville spent the holiday with her parents tdr and mrs darling in goodwood mrs alexanders mother from st thomas was visiting in good wood recently miss winnie stewart has return ed to toronto mr and mrs gulliver ofoshawa spent sunday with her parents mr and mrs henderson mrs bert may arnold and elmer visited her parents at sandford irobert dawson visited at the staley some last week mrs hattie dawson marlene and roily wilson also miss olive maye had dinner at the home of their brother mr and mrs reuben maye good wood comes from good wood charles feasby is the mover mrs w may mrs r may and miss olive may attended the- funer al at uxbridge for the late mrs wm young levi brown employed by frank collins is called up for service it is reported to us the boys are cer tainly becoming more scarce and help a serious problem we hear reports about the an xiety of the farmers even in sandy uxbridge because of the incessant rains a few still have that odd field of grain to put in and here it is june 2nd recent guests with mr and mrs norman wagg were mr and mrs s n mulligan mr and mrs j a mclntyre and neil from harriston beef on the danforth was as scarce as beef on a wooden doll last saturday when the scribe went shopping with his wife yes sir there was lots of veal iamb pork but beef was out after 2 oclock just as hard to buy new tires and no fooling of course had we been in stouffville to get some of oboyles attractive buys as seen in his advertisements we would have been all right city folks should keep this adv in mind when they go to the town in the removal of the white family from goodwood the school there has lost two of the little be ginners but from the stewart family there comes one little girl to fill part of the vacancy several of our intimate friends have recently married and now one more can be mentioned mr and mrs wm simpson 17 knight street announce the engagement of their daughter vera may simpson to mr w m armstrong of 575 logan avenue toronto wedding to tak e place june 19 rogers pres byterian church woodbine ave miss simpson well known to our goodwood friends is a grand daughter of the late george mor- gason the death of mrs william young of port colborne on may 25 brings to a close the life of ope who for many years lived on the bert may farm on the 4 th concession of uxbridge the family lived there 30 years ago mr young djed over 20 years ago and there survives the beloved mother elsewhere in this issue we believe there will be a complete obituary notice birthday greetings to anne stewart goodwood gordon wayne altona iroy slack glasgow chit hardy claremont mr percy har dy claremont mr gordon hamlin green river mrs william hill claremont pearla taylor gbjd- weod mr h surtzer kitchener james johnson roseville mrs r mowdcr stouffville mr fred hall uxbridge anna stewart evans claremont teresa mapley good- the markham township branch is setting aside the whole month of june for collection of salvage scrape paper rubber iron end steel aluminum etc owing to the present gasoline and tire re strictions we are unable now to use trucks to pick up this salv age through the township and as this is rveryones war everyone must do their dwn duty and transport in same way their scrap for themselves no excuses should be made but each one of us should make our own arrangements with neighbours if we cannot bring in our own scrap to have it brought in tor us do not wait for someone el3e t do your own war work scrap can be taken to the rear of tho township hall in unlonville papers must be tied up in bun dles or placed in cardboard boxes and put into the shed behind the hall wet paper is of no use to us the following points should also be carefully noted papers should be firmly tied in bundles or placed in cardboard boxes of about 50 pounds weight no corrugated cardboard should be sent in nor waxed or oiled paper magazines and books should be kept separate from newspaper no wet paper should be included rags should be packed in jute bags or cardboard cartons rubber tires tubes boots golosh es and other rubber articles all metal and leather should be removed from all rubber articles mixed scrap iron steel alumin um etc please keep this segre gated we get better prices if zinc brass copper lead and aluminum are separated from iron and steel each type of material- is used for a different purpose and when segregated is an additional contribution to speedy delivery to where it is needed and aids the war work immeasurably tin cans wire fencing old eiue troughing and glass ware bottles etc these are not required by us and sending them in hampers our war effort we want to urge every singlo citizen of markham township to realize his own responsibility in this salvage campaign hither to it has been possible to arrange collections but we must now do our own work and it is up to each one of us to take over this duty for ourselves and to add our own individual effort to this war work remember this is your war as well as ours the scrap material is in your hands and must be put into ours to dispose the country will obtain the benefit of to the best endeavours that of this salvage and the axis powers thus brought closer to defeat citizens of markham town ship do your duty now get your scrap material gathered up now do not put it off and have it brought to union- ville delay is dangerous real- ize your own responsi bilities advertisement wood mary manley goodwood howard haynes goodwood cyril wamup brougham jack mairs brougham walter williams clare mont rr2 thomas manley good wood betty thompson goodwood bernice thompson goodwood ron- old haynes milliken june haynes milliken mrs thos mcchesney goodwood charles brandon pine orchard mildred clark and bernice lehman to mr and mrs ralph white we extend our best wishes on their wedding anniversary occasion june 3rd those of us who know arthur jones since boyhood will mourn with him the loss of his second wife edith ann eva who died so suddenly at her late home 1041 st clarens avenue toronto she was a great worker in st chads church in the city and her husband who survives is an old goodwood boy so we all extend our sorrow mr and mrs george lee who on may 25 visited the old cemetery grounds bring back good reports to friends who are in toronto for they say the grass is nicely cut and the rains are sure making it grow mr and mrs sheff visited their mother mrs byam north of good wood only recently mrs byam is operating the farm despite the loss of her life partner otidihwt wmm jje1e 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