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tr the tribune stouffville ont- thursday nov 19th 1942 e conomy ifrices cooking onions special 10 lbs 25c absopure ibkead flour i special 24 lb bag 79c mincemeat special 2 lbs 25c interlake toilet tissue three rolls 25c applestrawberry jam macaroni ready cut shell macaroni honey 1 lb containers tiger catsup graham flour 3 lb bag carbolic soap jelly powders 4 lb tin 50c 5 lbs- 25c 4 lbs 25c each 25c large bottle 19c- each 18c 5 cakes 25c per pkg 6c ratcliff co phone 198 town delivery atha we are very sorry to know that mrs bud spang is suffering from a serious heart condition she is faithfully attended by miss mabel spang and dr s s ball mak ing bis daily trips mrs arthur avideman is up and around after her long illness 6th line whitchurch mr and mrs j a clarke arid family had sunday dinner with mr and mrs wideman alice barkey entertained her scousins the twins arthur- and edwin barkey a couple of days last week the date of hillcrest school con cert is set for december 13 congratulations to mr and mrs ibruce winterstein on their recent marriage gunner knudson will sing on sunday at second baptist church a shower was held at the home of mr and mrs iross winterstein last thursday night for miss iluth leh- rinon and mr bruce winterstein in honour of their- coming marriage there was a short programme the lovely gifts showed the high esteem in which the young couple are held thermomjbteh sevev above zero with not the slightest warnin the balmy fall weather we have been enjoying suddenly veered las week and developed a cold stormy weekend when the thermometer dropped to seven above zero early saturday morning scores of farm ers had a few rows of roots still to get in and acres and acres of cab dage were still in the field however monday morning we awoke to the much desired bat my weather again and it was just like a day in spring since then farmers are hustling in the remain ing roots and the balance of the plowing is being rushed to com pletion for no one will take any more chances with old man winter at this season of the year when he returns again any time well all be better prepared to handle the old fellow gormley mrs arthur carrington visited with her parents last saturday even ing last tuesday morning four of our local boys who hare been serv ing in the co camp out in british columbia returned home on leave for a short time we are glad to welcome to our community mr and mrs henry from toronto they hare purchased the property formerly owned by mr and mrs arthur foster mr kenneth jones of toronto visited over last weekend with his uncle and aunt mr and mrs b jones last thursday mrs george hlltz had the misfortune of falling down the cellar steps and breaking her hip she was taken to the toronto hospital we hope it wont be long till she will have fully recovered mr leslie garwood has been re newing old acquaintances around gormley over the weekend hehas been working near bowmanville but has recently enlisted with the rcap we wish him the best of luck 2nd line uxbridge wedding bells are loudly ring ing on our line so boys hunt up those instruments mr and mrs fred jardine of oshawa called at jos coopers on sunday also mr and mrs william mitchell and betty mr and mrs bruce taylor and mrs a taylor and ronald and kiddies wore in oshawa on monday we are glad to see our friend norman wagg able to be out arid around after his illness mr jos cooper has gone north to see his sister mrs farrow who is in a critical condition ronald taylor is assisting with the chores in nis absence our teacher miss stamp is busy getting thing in order for her christ mas concert to be held in a few weeks altona the best results are obtained from ftrlbnne classified advs notice owing to the gasoline situation i am forced to discontinue soliciting orders with my car if you require anything in fuller brush lines use the telephone aval groae phone 5505 ii ufo notice feed grain the ufo is booking feed graln under the plan by which the dominion government pays 450 per ton of freight charges between the head ofjakes and here this grain can only go to feed live stock and will only be delivered from car in which it was shipped and it must be paid for at time of delivery the coal situation acute i the coal administrator is fonvarding to me a supply of leaflets telling how to feed your coal in a manner that will make it go the farthest the coal situation is becoming more and more acute a copy of this leaflet can be had by personal application to me so long as the supply lasts i f h sangster secy ufo phone 1802 checkup this is checkup week on the farm government- orders make if necessary that every farmer should look over his stock of implements and immediately make a record of any parts or implements that will be required- nov 16 to nov 21 is the lime set for this checkup if you need anything in the implement line let us know and we will take steps to fill the requirements note just arrived one new beatty washer act quickly if you need one it wont be with us long frank baker mr and mrs charles whittaker and little daughter of cedar grove had dinner last tuesday with air and mrs h mcintosh mr and mrs s lewis and bob mrs b reesor mrs whitehead and sons spent last tuesday in toronto mr and mrs w crosier of sea- grave mrs w crosier ofport perry and mr and mrs walter slack stouffville were guests with mr and mrs david crosier on sunday mrs wilds of markham mr and mrs e davis stanley lewis and a davis and esther attended the fun eral of an uncle mr henry duns- more of barrie last wesdnesday mrs david crosier attended the training school at uxbridge on fri day and saturday last this was for another project of the girls club work the achievement program of the gilis garden brigade club was held at the home of their leader mrs crosier on monday evening mr campbell of the ontario department of agriculture uxbridge rfnd miss jean scott the home economics coach were guests for the evening mr campbell judged the vegetables which the girls had grown in their gardens and miss scott judged the canned vegetables prizes were giv en to the following 1st gertrude winn 2nd grace lehman 3rd doris baker 4th lois baker 5th margaret couperthwaite 6th jean hodgson 7th nellie betz 8th evelyn davis 9th mary davis the gardens were judged early in the fall x and prizes were awarded as follows 1st merle and audrey slack 2nd gertrude winn 3rd grace lehman 4th jean hodgson 5th mrs crosier 6th doris and lois ibaker 7th margaret couperth waite 8th jean arnold during the evening a demonstration was given by gertrude winn margaret oju- perthwaito and nellie betz on lots can tomatoes also certificates were presented on completing two units to margaret couperthwaite nellie betz mary davis evelyn davis and jean hodgson victoria square capt and mrs bui nursey of toronto spent sunday with mr and mrs charles smith miss marion smith spent the weekend at her home here next sunday evening the service will be in charge of mr andrew for son the topic will be taken by miss ruby ayison everybody welcome driver and mrs haroldwellman are living in cornwall now while harold is stationed there miss grace boynton had tea sun day evening with mr and mrs fred mcroberts mr and mrs gordon mortson have invited the young peoples society to hold a social evening at their home on tuesday evening nov 34 the young people are asked to bring lunch mr and mrs heber mccague and john and mrs margaret mccague had tea sunday evening with mr and mrs herman mortson and family there was a large attendance at the young peoples society sunday evening scripture was taken by miss marion smith while mr harold klinck gave a reading special music was given by misses joy and margaret mortson the topic was delivered iby miss vera boynton the regular monthly meeting of the wms will be held tuesday afternoon november 24th at the parsonage the guest speaker will be mrs orr of melville special music will be provided all the ladies of the community are invited to attend we mourn the death of eddie hitchcock in church and community life he was an active worker at christmas time his home bachelor hall was the setting of an annual local event which will long be re membered by those who attended each year on some evening during the festive season young men of the community numbering generally about a dozen would gather at his home for a fowl dinner always it was a sumptuous repast complete with plum pudding and all the trimmings although he lived at teston for the past few years if his health permitted he was always on the job to lend a helping hand to this com munity among eddys many gifts was songwriting and he had sever al published 1n sheet music form the following is one of them it was read at the funeral service by the rev douglas davis pine orchard mr and mrs avesley lundy were sunday guests at the mcclure home mr and mrs chapman spent sun day with their daughter mrs ere- lelgh and husband in aurora mr and mrs ed johnston were toronto visitors on saturday we are glad to report mr wood is gradually improving delbert dike received word to re port for duty on wednesday mr and mrs harry brammar spent sunday with her parents mr and mrs j lundyi vandorf rinirwood miss ada barkey is visiting in toronto sergt ralph burkholder guard at bowmanville prison camp spent the weekend at his home mrs martin fockter had the mis fortune of falling in her home and breaking her left arm near the wrist mrs john lee of stouffville spent a few days recently with her sister mrs j m grove mrs myrtle davis spent the week end in toronto mr and mrs wm topping and daughter beryl spent the weekend with friends near rosseau they re port plenty of snow up in the mus- koka district v mr and mrs roy morley miss jeanwhite and mr grant morley were recent sunday guests at dr george and mrs covey in toronto mrs w g morley accompanied miss murphy and friend to preston to spend the weekend with mrs morleys sister mrs hellam who- suffered a stroke some time ago glad to hear she is improving nicely and is up and around h rf last weekend we- reaf svrprtsvjwith the mercury dfrop- plnvibeaevb with plenty of snow but at time of writ ing all is gone again mr and mrs w h sproxton and mr and mrs james oliver were visitors with mr and mrs edw church of bradford one day last week oj there is no better time than the present to gather up all the scrap to hurry the day of victory mr delbert dike received his call to rcaf ana jvill leave this week he is the elderjsqn of mr and mrs bert dike of the5th line del will be missed in the choir and sun day school and in the yps and the community at large a tk a a a a go to church sunday is it a square deal torifltt u bdject the church when you would not hr io cunununiir without tbeebarch if the church b the bock boot of ra ccautnuttty the ocotcr of ill our ben lfe jbouxhi j developed the rcaicit builder of gdit u pubhc oootoeocc the ml khool for a character that ul hac thrash ctcrulty eod the itvcr threofh iu tocmbmhlo of more than sopcr cent of all chaniyta it a acjuarc deal for you to let other do all ihi lor yowaod carry vour dcad wctibt bcide beautiful time of now theres a time if we will grasp it not letting it pass by that will joy and comfort give us and a home beyond the skies it claims all our attention no delay will be allowed the little golden moments in the beautiful time of now if you wish to do a kindness speak a little word of love make the corner that you live in more like the heaven above let the christlife rule your living pray that he may you endow with the grace to scatter sunshine in the beautiful time of now there is scope for- all your talents to improve them day by day give a helping hand and cheery smile to all who pass your way theres no time for idle scorning keep with god your word and vow- then youll get a glimpse of heaven in the beautiful time of now christ church anglican rev f herman rector miss elizabeth footc organist november 22 1942 sunday next before advent 200 pm sabbath school 230 pm faening prayer sermon by the rector the public are cordially invited to worship with us stouffville christian church clias montgomery pastor miss nora stapleton organist sunday november 22 1942 1000 am bible school 1100 am worship kev w e smalley representing the ontario temperance federation 700 pm- gospel service church hill 200 pm bible school 300 pm divine worship sneaker itev w e smalley melville bethesda and peachs churches minister rev a j orr sunday november 22 1942 peachs 1000 am melville 1115 am bethesda 300 pm friday peachs ypu at the home of mrs kirk wed nov 25 at 230 pm the melville w a at the home of mrs gordon reid melville ewart and kenneth orr of tor onto spent last sunday at their home here the melville united church wa will meet at the home of mrs gor don reid on wednesday next nov 25 at 230 pm air ladies are cord ially invited to attend the melville ypu met at the home of mr and mrs a miller on friday evening and in spite of the early snow storm a good number were present a fine missionary pro gramme was given which included a very interesting talk on india by miss j caruthers our next meeting will be on friday nov 27th the melville united church wms held its regular monthly meeting at the home of miss nettie bruce on wednesday there was a very good attendance of members and visitors and a good programme was present cd under the direction of the presi dent mrs w mckay at the close of the meeting lunch was served by the hostess wanted dead horses and cattle telephone for free pick up phone stouffville 255 markham 4326 clnremont 91- we pay phone charges gordon young tad phone adelaide 3636 toronto i oh the beautiful time of now is the time to make your vow nows the accepted time salvations day is now if life to you means something take your hand not from the plow keep working watching praying in the beautiful time of now further information concerning the sudden death of our former resident ej hitchcock to that published in the tribune last week is now to hand it says that edward j hitchcock died shortly before the evening service in the teston church began it cast a deep gloom over the congregation and minis ter mr hitchcock was waiting with others for the service to begin when a seizure overcame him dr big- ford of maple was summoned but death had claimed its vicitim mr hitchcock was as well as usual and had attended itho morning service and taken his place as sunday school superin tendent i deceased was 75 years of age and was born at victoria square having taught school in hls early years for the last few years he has resided at teston making his home recently with mr frank piercey he was always active in young peoples and sunday school work at victoria square and teston and has managed and directed several dramatic plays in young peoples groups following demise the body was removed to the home of alex mc donald maple where it rested until -tuesday- november 10th when the funeral service was held a hearty welcome awaits you at these services dickson hill and mt joy mennonite churches rev j harold shcrk pastor dicksons hill sunday november 22 1942 anniversary sunday 10 am anniversary service rev c n good of kitchener will be the stouffville baptist glenn ratcliff organist sunday november 22 1942 1000 am bible school classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship 730 pm gospel service wed 8 pm prayer meeting stouffville united church rev douglas g davis minister sunday november 22 1942 1100 am divine worship 1215 am sunday- school 730 pm evening worship illustrated lecture by the pastor on 50 years of missionary work in west china tuesday november 21th at 8 pm womans association let us walk straightly friend i forget the crooked paths behind us guest speaker of the day special j i now pass on with steadier purpose singing will be provided for both brow to better deeds morning and evening services 730 pm anniversary service mount joy 1000 am bible school 1100 aam morning worship on thy o friend mennonite brethren in christ church gormley- and bethesda rev avard m slunitz pastor gokmley sunday november 22 1942 200 pm sunday school 300 pm worship launching an offensive 730 pm young peoples thursday tonight prayer meet ing at mrs william bruce nome bethesda 200 pm sunday school 730 pm worship xlio prayer that saves mr and mrs shantz will sing wednesday next week prayer meeting at wellington yakes home remembeir the sabbath day to keep it holy chiaaree gathering the chlvaree party in honor of mr and sirs robert ratcliff are invited to meet in ratcliffs hall stouffville on the evening of thursday november 26 all friends are invited by the chlvaree group bring croqulgnole boards ladies please bring lunch there are said to be 300 cases in north york district where boys are asking for exemption from the army and which are now being reviewed by the board and av m cockburn second markham baptist church norman rowan pastor friday nov 20th young peoples meeting at s pm sunday november 22 1942 bible school 955 am morning worship fl am gunner knudson will sing evening service at 730 pm come early to hear gunner knud son sing your favourites tuesday s pm prayer and praise service we preach not ourselves but christ- jesus the lord 11 cor 45 it pleased god by the foolishness of preaching to sare them that believe 1 cor 1 21 st james presbyterian church stouffville n minister rev t decourcy rayner sunday novomber 22 1942 945 am divine worship follow ed by sabbath school bible class the minister will preach witnessing everywhere did you kiow that a church is a company of individual christians banded together for worship and witness follow up the anniversary by a full attendance at church come and avorship as- stouffville mennonite church rev h shantz pastor sunday november 22 1942 1000 am sunday school 1100 am divine worship 230 pm mongolia s s 700 pmevangellstlc wednesday evening 830 pm altona prayer meeting avednesday evening 830 mon golia meeting at the homo of mr and mrs harold avrlght thursday evening 830 stouff ville prayer meeting friday evening s00 reorgan ization of the sunday school let there bo a good attendance come nnd avorsliip avh us beoomington ringwood christian churches rev g w brown pastor sunday november 22 1942 1100 am bloomlngton 230 pm rlngwood 730 pm altona chlldrens meeting in the ring- wood church monday 700 pm a welcome awaits you at these services plan to comb v jtoi