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vivv the tribune stouffville ont thursday july 2nd 1942 page threh itev john crooks among the missionaries recently returned from china was irev john crooks of hamilton he may be recalled as paster of stouffville and church hill christian congregations for a very brief period just prior to the arrival of rev arthur greer to take over the pastorate mr crooks was located in what is now the japanese occupied china ronald klinck- trail bc paid any person who has a medium a hurried visit to the home of his sized tent to rent should get in grandmother mrs thomas klinck obrien avenue spending only the holiday notice the public library and reading room will be closed saturday july 11th open ing tuesday july 2sth weekend here mr klinck came east in the interest of his firm the consolidated mining ajid smelting co with whom he has been associ ated for a number of years grant turner- and dwlght for syth whom we reported as having gone to alaska last week to work on the new highway did not get away on the date set owing to un forseen difficulties the company encountered with whom the lads in tended travelling to the west coast they expect to be employed at the vancouver end of the new trail when once they reach their destlna tion which they expect will be al most immediately cottage mrs adair was sunday guest of todd in town over miss gertrude mr and mrs f l button and miss gertrude todd left on tues- 4ay to spend two weeks at elgin house muskoka messrs lome george and harold morgason also miss gertrude morgason and miss eleanor filyer whitchurch motored to camp borden on sunday where they visit ed with pte clifford morgason home from unexpectedly mr and mrs e j davey who left for island grove a week ago intending to spend the summer season there were forced to return home within a day or two of leav ing town due to the illness of mr davey who is now being cared for at his home here where medical attention is close at hand mr and mrs davey have enjoyed many summers at island grove with few interruptions on account of ill health touch with mr ira rusnell quires one for use in town the summer he re- durlng cedar grove garden party saturday evening july 1 1th one week later than previous years programme of usual high calibre dont miss it open air young peoples service sunday evening july 12th speaker dr conboy mayor of toronto special music real victory pork is being sold at oboyles meat market and to prove it the proprietor norman oboyle called the tribune editor in last weekend to look at a piece of side bacon with the most perfect v displayed in the fat section mr oboyle told us that this was not just a freak of any one piece but pentrated right through the side the animal was raised and killed on the oboyle farm just east of town on mondayevening a number of neighbors and friends of mrs benj birkett surprised her by calling at the home in force to spend an even ing together and to enjoy a pot luck supper it was a kindly reminder that another year had rolled around in the life of mrs blrkett mrs pennock patient at the brierbush hospital from toronto has just received a letter from sgt glenn gibbins acknowledging a parcel of socks etc in which her name was found sergt glenn gib- dins says he is thrilled with what he has seen of england and that he i is now stationed in alovoly section of country old property sold mr ernest madill has ibought the large frame house on main street almost opposite the presby terian church from mrs swead- love former resident of the town sale price is reported to be 1300 the property is a double house re quiring a good deal of repairbut mr madill hopes to improve the place and will occupy one half of it him self while the other half will be available for a tenant when present repairs are completed many resi dents will recall that this building was once the old vohbuseck pro perty and stood on the present site of the fire hall it is one of the oldest buildings in town but has a good frame and would stand years of service if it had the advantage of a good foundation and new sid ing it is about the only available property in town for renting at this time war branch notes shipment on june isth 28 large quilts 1 small quilts 1 afghan 189 articles of clothing for men women children and infants 20 cakes of toilet soap 150 pairs socks 28 sweaters we appreciate the follow ing contributions sent in since this shipment excelsior class ring- wood 1 quilt womens and child rens clothing mrs licorish quilt top miss bunkers form at school 14 childrens nighties mr n mc lean mens clothing m davey secy mr and mrs albert cheeseman of toronto were sunday visitors with mrs david mcconnochie and robert the annual bass fishing season opened in the walkerton district on july 1st of this week this gamy 6pecimen of the finny tribe is re ported to be quite plentiful in the saugeen river quaiirrr service misses margaret and betty jean freel left monday for camp oconto tichbourne ontario and master lloyd is atkilcoo camp halibur- ton ontario pte bill smith son of mr and mrs bert smith formerly of stouff ville was in town over the weekend with his bride of a few months pte smith has been- stationed at camp borden but expects to be moved almost immediately the misses millen of toronto were weekend guests of mr hugh and miss mable bannerman church st favoured the congregation of the united church here with a violin duet during the sunday morn ing service the two young ladies are accomplished musicans and at tend the peoples church in the city dr harry wilson joins navy dr harry wilson was a caller at the office of this paper on mon day the doctor has joined the rcn and will leave for halifax after he has a short holiday from his strenuous duties in the north where doctors are expected to ser vice a territory 60 miles square as well as attending the medical needs of hundreds of workmen on road gangs and in mining camps dr wilson states that his wife and family will move to stouffville at the beginning of august to occupy the residence built by his father on main street and tenanted by mr and mrs gordon bailey miss edna foskett- goodwood has accepted the position ot teacher at the bethesda school replacing mrs chapman who resigned miss foskett taught atha school for seven years and the trustees there regretted her decision to leave mr and mrs e a button motor ed to belleville this week to visit mr and mrs norman baker they were accompanied by mrs buttons sister miss jean anderson of chat ham who is visiting in town reliable seeds reliable brand seed corn b1ddicks hybrid corn for ensilage nos 606 625 645 for grain no 355 x sow hybrids 8 lbs per acre golden glow formley imp learning golden glow wisconsin no 7 white cap yellow dent sweepstakes ideal for green feed it is a leafy growthy corn seeds for emergency feed sudan grass millet soy beans dwarf essex rape fall turnip seed schumacher feed the best for hogs dairy cattle and young stock seed buckwheat leave your order early as the supply is limited stiver bros lewis donald lewis ian lintner george madill clifford morris murphy billie murphy oboyle walter paisley rusnell bruce salmon sherk mildred snowball spofford elaine stover clifton eddie helen lillian helen marie white marion rec hot weather needs at the rexall drug store saniped foot powder 40c skeeter skoot 35c bisma rex 75c 175 ponds face creams 34c 59c mi 31 tooth paste 23c 43c alka seltzer 29c 57c mum deodorant 39c 59c mineral oil 16 oz 39c zambuk ointment italian balm 35c krushen salts rexall nerve tonic tablets listerene 29c 49c stork baby powder elkays garden spray music exams at the midsummer examinations of the toronto conservatory of music toe following pupils of t w eagleson atcm were success ful theory of music bettyjean freel first class honours piano grade ix- leonore baker hon ours grade viii myrtle gcstick grade vi valerie jacobson hon ours grade v lloyd freel grade iv bob burwholder grade ill- margaret nash honours grade ii joan frost honours elaine wood honours socfo for red cross miss ada mccarty toronto re cently donated to the stouffville red cross a lovely needle point bag on which tickets were sold until 5 was realized for the undertaking the lucky winner was drawn last thursday and proved to be mrs charles ward the red cross are naturally grateful to miss mccarty a former resident for her interest in the local society fly kill concentrate makes 1 qt my spray ono half oz bottle 40c ona a reconstructive tonic enriches the blood building itrcngth and improving tho health 100 20 oz bottle kodak and selochrome films buy them here leave them here for unique developing and printing vetaid remedies farmers friend 75c white scours remedy 35c louse powder 50c ejkays disinfectant is oz 60c no sense to this waste altitudes in northern ontario is the name of government blue book just issued by the department of mines and resources for canada the tribune received a copy this week with a card- from the minister asking us to acknowledge receipt of the book fwe did so and with the notation that we thoughtrthe book a very unnecessary thing at this time causing a waste of public funds thebobk of nearly 200 pages gives names of thousands of streams in the far north to the smallest creek their depth and location something useful only to a mere handful of people it is issued annually but one would have thought that under tvar- conditions someone would have displayed enough common sense to withhold publication and turn the funds into the war effort the local district is not the only locality to have a teacher problem maple leaf school known as ss no 31 north york where lambert malloy has taken a position has re cently lost five teachers from the staff thus with those now engaged it will have a complete- new staff walter j foote of stouffville prin cipal of this school recently resign ed to accept the principalship of the earl haig shcool at willcwdale despite the fact that the local tennis club announced the opening of the courts more than a month ago not until this week have they been in playing condition the steady rainfall made work on them almost impossible they have now been trimmed up necessary yearly repairs have been made andall in all appear quite inviting to those who enjoy banging that old ball around the work just completed was done by bob mcconnochie grade n to grade iii anderson allan barry grace barkey joyce buckley barbara burkholder grant bone shirley bodendistel jimmy brown ira griffiths fred griffiths george golden aubrey harper barbara harper clifford maegregor don pipher murray thome lillie lewis betty widoman stewart carroll verna rec fryer maureen rec grade hi to grade iv brillinger dorothy castle mary davis john forsythe udell good lois keeping donna lehman buddy page sylvia salmon jim sanderson edna spofford phyllis tait sheila walsh ronald bar ker douglas rec gordon mild red rec lehman teddy irec woodland freddy rec grado iv to grade v barry margaret boadway lorne clarkson phyllis cartiedge lois forsythe donald graham donald gedney david hoover vernon holden erla lehman helen lehman patsy lintner edna long margaret long elea- normckiien lois miller jean madill preston mcmullen murray sawyer jimmy stouffer donna sherk arthur ward june wjnn- alan weldon lois rusnell betty rec keith audrey rec brillinger arnold rec grado v to grade vi burkholder douglas davis don green donald griffiths myrtle harmon jean madill newton mckuen iruth orec grade v to grade vi anderson ross barry paul cartiedge loretta coy douglas freel lloyd goudie helon gra- ham william lehman norman lewis connie lewis garry mur phy marion oneil fay sherk harold thorno carl thorne june valleau mary ward iroy wtlson dorothy lewis eileen irec grudu vi to grade vii barry teddy carroll ronald carroll russel forsyth alice forsythe gordon harmon betty james wallace jennings lloyd lintner roy ipaisley bruce sal- mon gordon schell percy ward douglas warriner evelyn wido man carl grado vti to grade vui bell audrey bridges harry crowder bruce good audrey keeping gladys law helen- mantle fred miller betty- paisv ley erline pipher olive pugh fred sanderson marion schell lorne stouffer bert thorne audrey wetherall robert wel don carol willoughby mary rec williamson kathleen woodland betty corcoran eunice rec note all names are given in alphabetical order ts your adv prepared july 16th is the date of the annual musselmans lake issue of the tribune its the best opportun ity of the year to get a messaged to the iakel residents whoso population now is greater than thatot stouff ville hundreds of dollars worth of husiness is done each year by the cottagers in town and this is your chance to purchase a share in this business at very small cost to your self contact this office ibjr telephone if our representative fails to call boadways drug store rexall stouffville crea we want more of it you want the best market for it have our truck call or make your own deliveries to the creameryand gettwo cents extra per pound of butterfat v cold storage meat lockers for rent- stouffville creamery co open tuesday thursday saturday evening3 stouffville ont phone 18601 masons attend divine service quite a following of members of the masonic order joined with brethren of markham lodge on sunday afternoon to attend church service in a body at browns church on no 7 highway and fourth con cession this is one of the old established congregations in the township this year celebrating its 100th year of service several stones in the adjoining cemetery bear re cord of over 90 years ago mr walter craig of buttonville who was installed head of the markham lodge at a ceremony in markham village on friday evening was pecially honored by having bis lodge and a goodly number of visitors attend the church to which he bears allegiance the speaker at sundays service was the student pastor who delivered a heated address against the liquor traffic especially as it affects our armed soldiers he termed the liquor dives hepburns hell holes and condemned both provincial and dominion govern ments for permitting them to exist twelve local lads left by motor on tuesday for a week at camp ahshuyoong lake simcoc the camp is under the management of rev douglas davis they who will enjoy the week iby the water are garry lewis roy ward douglas ward murray wagg douglas dav- is john davis donald davis geo griffith fred griffltfi gordon salmon and bernard salmon percy schell on july 9th the girls camp opens and carol weldon norma fairies and audrey bell are slated to make the trip there is still time to get in on this holi day and all girls who are interest ed should communicate with miss jean pipher bell son the cockshutt dealers authorized agent for delaval milkers arid separators woodsand gilson milk coolers dominion arid snow bird washing machines beatt brosbarn equipment philco radios woods electric v fences supertest oils and greases beatty water systems 7 if its for the farm we sell install arid service it ghonc 28l stouffville ont iloi stouffville promotion examinations lehmans shoe store footwear for all the family womens hosiery gloves shoes socks boots and mitts stouffville phono 4301 opposite the town clock june 1942 kindergarten primary to primer barry billie brown dorothy fryer patsy harper doria hood gloria keepinglawronco mcgrog- an ronald- robertson june thorne bobby wagg grant warriner kenneth intermediate to senior primer bowers george good garth goudie donald griffiths charles hill joyce hoover geraldino salmon donald elson darcy rec harmon donald rec lngeer lorne rec madill wray rec senior primer to grado ii aisop gloria bafkey jack boake miriam harmon margaret marmill growing mash concentrate where the growth factor must be provided in the young stock the laying hens needs are for ration which will not only maintain the body but also provide the nutrients that will produce the maximum quantity of albumen yolk and shell forming materials and in a correct ration as required for the production of smooth hard shelled eggs which hatch well look and taste belter the flock which has its needs for production and maintenance entirely provided for in the ration without having to fall back on the body for the necessary nutrients is the flock which will hold up with consistent higher production during the fall and winter for the farmer or poultryman who lias an adequate supply of good grain on hand and has the facilities for prope mixing jmarmill poujtry concentrates will give the base by which he can now make up his own poultry rations and still be assured of getting all the important vitamins proteins minerals etc that he would get in a good laying orgrowing mash irii j get you binder twine now t avoid dissapointment from any possible shortage we can supply you with best quality mccormick- deering binder twine central feed store stouffville ont phone 277