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the tribune stpuffvffle ont thursday december 3 1942 bandmaster ridley has been secured as choir leader for the united church to train the mem fcer for christmas carols and choral music first practise was held oa monday night sutton intermediates will not de fend their oha hockey title this season we understand and it is dotfbtfaljif any hockey is payed in the sntton arena according to presi dent john sfbbald last saturday the canadian bank of commerce at wiarton closed its 6oot and the business was taken over by the royal bank of canada according to an announcement in the wiarton echo the commerce oocnpied one of the finest branch buildings in ontario among the chartered banks and the place will be offered tor immediate sale hardly any horses are used in this war on some of the fronts but theres a lot of horse power miss margaret byer recently with the bank of nova scotia will shortly join the commerce staff across the street from her former place of employment two of the lawrie brothers bob and ernie are slated to play hockey this year with the cpr at varsity arena the lawries have been mark- ham performers for some years shakespeares julliet contended whats in a name hut the other day we read of a wedding where miss x frances treat of jackson corners n y became the bride of george snack of bloomfield december 1st was ushered in on tuesday morning with the ground covered with snow and more falling speculation is rife as to whether it is here for the winter quality service quaker pig starter moscow weather report says i colder on the stalingrad front but plenty hot for the germans right now we would say approximately 50 was realized on the lovely quilt donated by the east end ladies to the cause of the war branch the quilt was won by mrs wes jacks stouffville special youth service there will be a special young peoples service in the united chnben next sunday evening at 730 the entire program will be in the lands of the young people who will also occupy the choir loft for special musical numbers mr kenneth davis son of rev douglas davis local pastor will deliver the address young and old especially those who are not accustomed to attendservlce elsewhere will find a cordial welcome awaits them sister eva petch markham dis trict deputy president of the toron to east district of the rebekah assembly of ontario has just con cluded a successful term of instal latlon ceremonies and was assisted by sister vida gowland also of markham and a deputy marshal eddie foley who wrote the song hit all the worlds proud of england now visited stouffville last week stopping at the village inn and making a visit to the local school where he led the singing of his new song with imiss bacon music instructor at the piano theatre phone 100 showing eacn night at 815 saturday and holidays 700 and 9 thursday friday saturday december- 1 s row ann sheridan robt cnnimings cartoon wabbit came to supper monday tnesday wednesday december 7 8 weekend in hayana laiicefaye john payne select short subjects thursday friday satnrday december 10 11 12 how green was my valley defies boards order the board of health has sent a letter to mr richard burton ordering him to take down or make safe an old stable on his property just across from walter dickons farm barns mr burton police say ignored the order and is refusing to acceed to the request the stable is in grave danger of falling any hour of the day and no one takes a chance on walking tinder the decrep- id structure however children do not readily sense danger of this sort and therein lies of the board of health to protect tlieml this board has power to enter any property and carry out such duties as are deemed in the interest of health it is up to this body to act and we understand they will accept the challenge if mr burton fails to reverse his attitude promptly ontario county council were told last week by the reforestation committee that the county has over 1000 acres of forest planted but no addition was made this year as the forestry department were not supplying any trees the forest is on the east side of uxbrldge town ship south of that town housekeeper reaches 86 stouffville offers some wonderful records about elderly people who are still very active yet do a great amount of work about their homes last week ve made reference to mrs pearson doing her own housework at her great age well theres a man up church street who is 90 yet can cook as good a meal as any woman he says last week he entertained a few guests and did his own culinary work we havent many 90 year old residents on church street have we curlers attention the members of the curling club are asked to meet at the rink this friday evening december 4 at 8 pm ira aldred president next bingo oddfellows hall on friday december 11 keep the date open for this- evening of- enjoyment in aid of soldiers comfort fund sabotage in tm6 hbnhwsbs roundtrarms are ttt feed from your layers and rcduc ia czx production get them with dxhu poultry wokk powbkr its docfc treat ment jut mix with a gtue fcedrtbe tfrda do the rest with the cost of treatment only le or ic per bird you cant afford to have wormy birds keep in mind the big lions cluo christmas concert next wednesday evening december 9th lucky draws for poultry the nowfamous film the lion has wings and a hilarious drama why we never married dont miss it prominent lady passes on the death of mrs catherine emily bruce widow of the late dr george bruce cousin of our mr a d bruce is announced from marion indiana for many years mrs bruce resided in toronto where she was president of the foreign missionary society of st andrews college she was a native of kingston but made many visits to markham where she frequently spoke in melville church mrs bruce was 87 years of age remember fairs hall we have a record in the office of this paper anouncing the opening of fairs new hall in stouffville on the first day of december in the year 1899 it stated that the plan was at monkhouses and patrons should call early for reserved seats the building was erected by eli rayiner now of drayton and the brick work was done by mitchell bros brothers of dr titos mitchell ringwood we understand this is the present theatre building pte lloyd and pte bob sibley sons of mr jerry sibley of whit church whose brother kirby died suddenly last week as a result of on accident at omemee were both at dieppe with the royal regiment and returned without a scratch the school debenture picture during the current year the final payment on a school debenture was made toy the village of stouff ville which called for an annual payment of about 1000 the orig inal debt totalled 10500 arid was created to ibuild the west wing on the school the loan bore interest at five per cent and matured in 1942 hence next year the village tax payer willbe relieved of that lia bility the debenture standing of the village is very bright the or iginal debenture of 30000 created when the school was built in 1917 will all be paid off in 1945 so that we have only five payments to meet of 3064 yearly to wipe out the debt ah that would be owing on the building after 1945 is a small annual payment of 1000 for the east wing this is a very pleasant situation for with the school all paid for we still have a very fine building thanks to the foresight of the trustees who have seen to it that the premises are maintained in the highest order too often when school ijuildings are finally paid for they are due for wrecking because they have become out of date and in disrepair further donations acknowledged we gratefully acknowledge the following gifts friends 11 w i profit from plowmens banquet 9923 east end ladies 5250 receipts from a quilt made by them ninth line ladies 3 quilts and clothing bloomington ladies a quilt miss vera tarr quilt mrs hopkins clothing mrs farthing 2 quilt tops if you have knitted articles or other goods for shipment please hand in this weekend m davey secretary gets weanling pigs off to a fly- iuj stan quaker pig starter is designed to give weanling pigs a flying start it is built around oat meal and experimental farms definitely proved that oatmeal makes pigs grow faster develops bigger stronger frames and in- creases resistances to disease oatmeal is 94 digestable in addition to oatmeal quaker pig starter contains scientifically balanced quantities of all the ingredients essential to health and sturdy rapid growth it con tains iodine to prevent goitre iron to prevent anaemia thousands of farmers have dis covered that it pays to feed little pigs quaker pig starter from 2 to 3 weeks of age until they are 10 weeks old stiver bros stouffville ont phone 4501 archie harding local barber who was returned from st michaels hospital three weeks ago suffering from a critical heart condition is still holding his own as he lies 111 at his jiome in the westend mrs sam bailey of toronto has been visiting with mr and mrs wh eby tenth street mrs bailey was a daughter of the late nelson vanzaht pte olive i elliott of kitchener also mr and mrs frank gostick and ileen were recent visitors in town with mr gosticks mother mrs t c gostick mr george butterworth former member of the bank of commerce staff here has returned totownto assist in the amalgamation of the two branches red cross notes we extend our thanks for the following donations corinne king ringwood knitted goods excel sior class ringwood quilts and dresses seventh seven quilt top and lining of which were given by mr gordon lemon the seventh seven group have just finished a quota of 25 overcoats and caps for four-year- old boys come to the wabasso style show sponsored by the stouffville red cross in ratclifts hall on thursday evening december 3rd mrs roy grove itifbnsf oij stouffville lions club in ratcliffs hall on to mr quantz on his birthday it is nice to be talked about even though it may be behind your back when the remarks are all pleasant ones it has been said lately that last week november 26 to ibe exact was another birthday occasion for that old christian veteran known so well and missed so much by his many friends in this community mr william quantz we understand he has reached his 87th year per haps some of ns did not know that the aged man who believes in wear ing out instead of rusting out climbed a ladder into the apple trees a few weeks ago and picked about two dozen bushels of fruit on a farm near stouffville he had his share taken to his abode in the city to be enjoyed this winter some folks cause happiness wherever they go others whenever they go ibut mr and mrs quantz made happiness whenever found big scrap campaign in pickering i the pickering township council and reeve reesor are calling on all residents of the township to organ ize and tjend their best effort to put over the steel scrap campaign in augurated by the council at the re quest of the government campaign drive will pivot around dec 15 and each school section under the trus tees are expected to make a big effort to organize and arrange for the collections under a special appeal signed by reeve william reesor tlie council in this issue of the tribune solicits the support of every resident in every section of the municipality good prices continue at auction sales frank bruels of ringwood had a great sale at his farm in gwillims- bury township last saturday the gross sales of which were- around 2500 one buyer alone purchased 630 in swine for which good prices ruled throughout the high priced cow brought 90 and young cattle 60 per head oliver yakely took the binder af 236 and buyers were present from as ifar as weston on the south and lindsay on the north the property attracted several bids but not good enough to make a sale a family of tragedy nearing his boarding place on dupont street toronto charles noles was set upon by thugs was murdered and left in a lane he had just received hisi pay envelope which added to what hehad in his pocket before totalled around 70 it was all gone but a few cents friends disclosed noles was- a cousin of mr fred crossen of this town noles wife met her death two years ago in a car accident- and there survives two children- pbvyer saying pointer wednesday december 9th 815 pm programme the lion has wings a sound film picturing the raf and one which has thrilled thousands from coast topast the atha trio the lions quartette soloist murray huntley of queensville why we never married 20minute burlesque of hilarious comedy a lions cast lucky draws lucky draws turkey goose duck chicken entire net proceeds for lions club welfare work admission 25c atha bride to live in toronto tall standards of mums decor ated st clair avenue united church for the wedding saturday afternoon of audrey kathryn daughter of mrs lou hoover and the late mr hoover to lloyd john turnbul son of mr and mrs wuliam tufn- bull the ceremony was performed by rev dr j e todd mr mark perry was at the organ and mr alex yonson sang given in marriage by her brother mr le verne hoover the bride wore a white gown made with velvet bod ice and full faille skirt a fingertip veil falling from a coronet of orange blossoms and she carried brlarcllff roses and white poms she was at tended by her sister mrs kenneth walters as matron of honor and miss pearl turnbull sister of the groom and miss eulah brilllhger bridesmaids in gowns of- glamor blue opaline rose and confetti green velvet and carrying matching muffs mr everett kerr was the best man and the ushers were mr ernest turnbull mr kenneth walters mr graham day and mr george oullahan at the reception held at haddon hall- mrs hoover received in a brown sheer wool ensemble with corsage of token roses mrs turn- bull assisted wearing navy blue crepe with corsage of briarcliff roses the bride changed to a powder blue wool sheer costume for going away with brown accessories they will live in toronto the bride is a graduate of the toronto western hospital individual savings of electric power may seem small but collect ively they make a great addition to the power available to war indus tries housewives can carry on their own personal power conser vation drives by making certain that lamp shades and electric light bulbs are kept clean and free from dust as does the young house wife in the picture above even a small film of dust on the shades or bulbs reduces light efficiency ore a we want more op it youwant the best marketfor it have bur truck call or makef your own deliveries to the creamery and gett we cents extra per pound of butterfat cold storage meat lockers for rent stouffville creamery co open ksatcrbav evenings stouffville ont phone 18601 avtvvtv vks5s