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the tribune stouffville ont thursday jan 13th 1944 tomelood gale aylmer tomato soup lees muffin flour buckeye rolled oats tonik wheat germ liptons noodle soup mix frys cocoa goderich table salt hudson tissue dusbane settles dust old dutch cleanser richards carbolic soap grapefruit oranges 3 1 0 ox tins 25c 3 lb bag 15c 5 lb bag 27c pkg 49c 2 pkgs 25c vz lb tin 19c 5 lb bag 13c 5 rolls for 25c tin 35c tin 10c bar 5c grapes stouffville groceteria self serve phone 280 we deliver bethesda mr and mrs carl gordon queens- ville were sunday guests with mr and mrs clifford gordon and glen- dyne little miss verna yake spent last week with mr and mrs fred yake the annual business meeting of the united church will he held this thursday afternoon at 2 oclock a social evening will be held next thursday evening jan 20th at the home of mr and mrs ernest steck- ley when a programme will be given and an offering taken for the wa we were pleased to see so many out to sunday school last sabbath coming event of more than usual when the attendance almost reached interest is the skating party on the the 100 mark this sunday will be evening of january 26 in stouffville missionary day so let us all be arena under auspices of the lions 8 club there will be some surprises we are sorry to lose from our to be announced later community mr and mrs harvey ewen and family who are shortly moving to holt mr etwen has been employed on the captain roy brown farm the ladies of the wms met on saturday at the home of mrs shaffer in honour of mrs ewen af ter a short programme miss selena atkinson read an address and mrs roy smith presented to mis ewen a casserole and bath towel their four little girls joan margaret audiey and eleanor will be greatly missed by the children of the com munity lemonville there was a good attendance at the cuurch service on sunday we were favored with a splendid guest speaker rev bndgeman who re turned from china last year miss elaine rae went back to the sick childrens hospital in tor onto on tuesday for a check over we hope she will soon be up around again mr gordon lemon was home over the weekend irom mimico where be is employed the quarterly missionary meeting of the ladies aid was held at the home of councillor and mrs e bak er on thursday afternoon the presi dent mrs o baker conducted the devotional exercises the programme in charge of mrs j wintersteln and mrs tranmer included the roll call answered by a missionary sketch piano solos by mr c baker reading by mrs barnes a talk on missions by mrs g w brown and a musical contest of missionary hymns the most nearly correct answers were given by mesdames brown baker and morton an interesting letter from miss mary neal who is engaged in missionary work in the northland was read lunch was served by the hostesses church hill the red cross society held the quilting last thursday at miss mar- jorie clarks and completed 4 large quilts they wish to acknowledge the gift of matenal for one top from bloomington mr and mrs baker and mrs lemon were in toronto last week mr m barues was elected trustee at the annual school meeting mr w wideinau having completed his term was retired the caretaker is mr w vaughan and the books were audited mr and mrs e fairies and sons were at markham on sunday mr and mrs a w storry were guests of mr and mrs e morgason at goodwood on sunday to help conserve fuel the c en deavor are holding their weekly meetings in the homes of the con gregation the meeting for friday next will be at mr e fairies frank woodward formerly of brookshire england now stationed at picton 1raf where he has been for two years was visiting his sister here last week mrs ben talbot he is on embarkation leave and expects to be in england for the wedding of his brother staff serg fred wood ward to patricia webb of london england frank will be best man at the ceremony melville the cashel red cross unit held its first meeting of the year on wednes day last at the manse with a large attendance of ladles and a consider able amount of work was accom plished the next meeting will be on wednesday jan 19th at the usu al hour and place the melville ypu held a special evening at the manse on friday last and a good programme was enjoyed by all the executive has planned a very interesting series of meetings for the coming months and all young people are urged to take advantage of these fine programmes the next meeting will be on jan 21st north york ccf to choose federal candidate green pjver mr humfrey of whitby again took the afternoon church service it is nice to see the children of mr geo duncan out again after their long illness miss edythe taylor spent the week end at the charlie white home mr and mrs a gray and gordon mr and mrs r carter visited on mis wm beach the meeting thls witn mr b carter thursday will be held at mrs ernest lageeis ringwood mis harry kennedy and little son stephen of windsor are visiting her parents mr and mrs e r sin clair we are glad to report that mrs harry ratcliff who was removed to st michaels hospital last friday for an operation is progressing nicely mrs kenneth ellis and daughter peggy of toronto were weekend visi tors at mrs martin focklers mrs allen mallory and children of edmonton are visiting with her aunt miss priscilla pipher we are sorry some of our older folk have been sick in the past week namely mrs w giay mr b carter and mr benson wilson pte bill calbert has leceived his chuslmas parcel and states he is not married as was formerly reported but his wedding day will be on jan 22nd the crokinole at the draperwil son home was well attended and a nice sum of money was raised for the ladies aid mr gordon duncan is spending a weeks leave at the home of his par ents mr and mrs w duncan they also received an aircraft from their son donald who is now on the boats in the mediterranean sea dickson hill miss mary bradshaw spent sunday at the walker home miss lillian shannon is holidaying in hamilton this week mr and mrs wes widoman visit ed their uncle mr abram stouffer in the st michaels hospital on mon day i we were pleased to have our new assistant pastor mr paul storms piesent at our sunday services mr robt hate of belhaven who is serving on the toronto jury spent an evening with his daughter mrs iia grove miss my i tie sider arrived from hespeler to care for mr simeon hoover who is convalescing mr and mrs flavius reesor of cedar grove called on mr s hoover on tuesday values effective thurs fri and sat january 13th 14th and 15th creamery butter 39 domino raking powder 15 stluih jalxl prnin coupons 2 pmerxxxxflour 69c 249 richmello ff atha news sympathy of the community is ex- tended to mrs eli lehman in the passing of a dear father mr jacob hoover mr and mrs norman lehman had tea on friday evening with mi and mrs murray dunkeld miss hinan studpnt teacher as sisted at atha school last week sunday guests at the carruthers home weie mr and mrs s arnold and son mr and mrs murray dunkeld and family had sunday dinner with mr and mrs w dyck glad to report laurie tran is im proving nicely keep up the good works laurie mr m dunkeld has been elected trustee at atha school mr d jtrau having retired after serving on the board for 27 years mrs lou hoover and vern visited the formers mother mrs l van- zant at mongolia on sunday she is suffering with the flu navy toilet tissue pure lard rolls chicken haddies clover leaf herrings 1401 tin 15oi tin javex concentrate soaps and cleansers 25 ib 17 25c 15c for making bot i ftf javel water grdundjreshied fresh cereals bulk wheatlets 5 lbs 25c rolled oats 5 25c white beans 3 ibs 16c red river cereal 36 oz pkg 25c kelloggs corn flakes 2 pkgs 15c lifebuoy lux camay toilet- soaps p and g soap pearl soap 5 bars 25c round grain rice pard dog food 3 for 17c rinso or lux large pkg 23c 5 bars 25c oxydol large pkg 23c handy ammonia 2 pks 11c 2 ibs 25c 2 pkgs 29c try it for making grape jelly jordan grape juice bottle mm jc glenwood meat sauce botl 10c glen wood artificial vanilla bot 10c good quality corn brooms ea 39c itntion coupons now valid tea or coffee nos 14 to 27 sugar nos 14 to 24 ijutter nos 42 to 45 preserves nos dl to ill meats nos 30 to 34 neilsons jersey cocoa tin 19c 10c 10c 10c wax paper 40 ft roll heinz prepared mustard jar catelli readycut macaroni pg catelli spaghetti pkg 10c hawes paste wax 1 lb 45c cridlands side bacon ib 39c cridlands weiners ib 27c bologna sliced lb 23c cottage rolls peamealed ib 35c oranges cal seedless 334s doz 25c lettuce iceburg large heads 2for25c grapefruit florseedless 5 for 25 celery greenheart bunch 19c aylmer dehyrated beans 2 tins 19c we reserve the right to limit purchases according to supply available dominion stores limited victoria square congratulations aie extended to mr and mis walter smith on the birth of a daughter we wish a speedy recovery for miss iiene beatty who is very ill with rheumatic fever miss shirley macmahon of maple spent the weekend with miss bertie foister mr and mis floyd peikins and family of richmond hill had tea sunday evening with mr and mis cecil nichols and family mr and mrs donald pickering and family mr and mrs louis nichols and marian boynton had dinnei tuesday evening with mrs annie mortson and mr and mrs g mortson pleased to hear mrs robt beatty is home from the hospital how about sending a card to all the shut- in friends there were 98 who received the first innoculation for scarlet fever at the clinic last friday the second innoculation will be friday jan 14 at the clinic on saturday evening a large num ber of friends gathered at the home of miss bertie forster to do honour to mr and mrs alvln caseley nee marion boston who were recently married a large number of useful gifts were received the regular monthly meeting of the mission band will be held satur day afternoon jan 15 at 2 pm in the sunday school room all boys and girls in the community are in vited to attend all the boys and girls who wish to take the mission band paper world ifrienis for the year kindly bring 15c the young peoples executive for 1944 is as follows hon pres rev h j mackay pres ruby avison vlcepres marlon boynton secy margaret mortson treas joy mort son miss treas jim boynton con veners christian fellowship gordon ciuolne christian miss miss boyn ton christian citizenship viola avison christian culture mrs h wellman recreation vera boynton pianist margaret mortson asst pianists j mortson mrs a caseley song leader bertie forster asst song leaders viola avison john mc- cague ushers jim boynton gordon sanderson john buchanan lawrence boynton auditors mr and mrs g mortson social com mrs lome mortson mrs h wellman edna sanderson vera boynton donald rolb bruce kerswlll larry sander son j buchanan harold kllnck a nominating convention of the north york ccf will take place on saturday january 29 probably at aurora it is announced two oldtimers in the ccf will je con tenders for the federal nomination major a h moods senior company commander at north bay educational basic training centre who regards newmarket as home has belonged to the ccf since 1933 kenneth ross mount albert mer chant has belonged to the ccf since the provincial election cam paign of 1934 born at mount albert mr ross has been a general merch ant at mount albert for the past 20 years two daughters are through school and one son is in continuation school mr ross has served a3 a member of the mount albert continuation school board was a candidate for parliament in 1935 for the ontario legislature in 1937 and a month ago was elected to east gwillimbury township council major woods came to live in newmarket when the newmarket trianing centre was established his wife and two children have con tinued to live in newmarket since his transfer to north bay major woods is a former secret ary of the magna charta ccf club in toionto and a former president of the humbercrest ccf club in toronto was chairman of the west york ccf constituency council and a candidate in west york in the provincial election of 1937 major woods held the positions of provinc ial treasurer of the ccf and business manager of the new com monwealth he is a member of the ontario council and ontario executive of the ccjf he was chosen by the then ccf leader the late j s woods worth to lepresent the ccf in england during the federal election of 1940 the riding is held by hon wm mulock postmastergeneral popular member since the death of the late herb lennox i 8th line markham mr and mrs a blizzard of iriver bend faim pickering were guests of mr and mrs thos blizzard new years day n a shower was held at the home of mrs shank on wednesday night last for the newly weds mr and mrsearl byer the happy couple were the re cipients of many gifts congratula- tions the farmers of this locality are now busily engaged cutting the yeais supply of wood and are awaiting the usual snowfall at this time of year to bring it home on sleighs the sympathy of the community goes out at this time to mr eu shank and family as well as to othei lelatives in the passing of their son who was serving overseas mr wm wideman spent a couple of days this week in kitchener mr and mis robt mcelwain and mr and mrs r j mcelwain were in oiangeville last saturday attend ing the funeral of their l dative the late robt legget little miss elizabeth wideman spent last friday with girl friends in mouni albert uxbridge tp council the inaugural meeting of the ux bridge township council was held on monday when the memberselect subscribed to the declaration of office the rev james taylor conducted ap- propiiate opening devotions and gave a short but inspiring address on the duties and responsibilities of elected representatives to governing bodies standing committees appointed for 1944 roads and bridges reeve and council firncemessrs oatherwoodball and dickinson relief i messrs dickinson ball and catherwood printing messrs ball dickinson and catherwood contingent messrs irae ball and dickinson council representatives on park board edgar johnson j m rae fred johnston was appointed au ditor cecil wallace school attend ance officer w g cassie weed in spector and e morgason as member of board of health a resolution appointing john as- henhurst as relief officer was passed general accounts passed amounted to 56475 including grants for pat riotic purposes to the amount of 30441 and road accounts amount ing to 13086 next meeting monday feb 14th at 1 oclock pm the best results are obtained from trlbine classified advs l v k wm