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j- 55 r j the tribune stouffville ont thursday march 2 1944 utlkf red cross canadian red cross your help give generously i look this list over there may be something you need for breafiast old york cereal red river cereal brex cereal a wheat germ cereal quick quaker oats n yita cereal per pkg rolled oats bulk wheatlets cream of wheat for lunch or supper griffin chicken haddie kraft dinner bologna to end the day instant postum per pkg 24c per pkg 25c per pkg 25c per pkg 23c 10c and 25c per lb 5c per lb 5c per lb 5c per pkg per lb 30c 19c 23c 8 oz tin 49c ratcliffco town delivery phone 198 id s- goodwood george dowswell taken suddenly hi with pneumonia is improving we are glad to report he will soon be home from the hospital lome tindall gave an appropriate address sunday evening in the unit ed church on the new world mrs ernest sykes and billy spent a few days in toronto deputy reeve john rac and arthur brown attended the good roads con vention in the city misses winnie and martha stewart and gracey wagg toronto were home last week a quilting will be held in the hall on tuesday march 7 folks do not forget to procure tickets for the draw on the quilt now on display at watsons store a huge pile of goods were packed for the salvation army by the war workers including much appreciated wearing apparel a car wheel and axle is being sought by raes garage lost between here and glasgow lol 572 conferred degrees on monday evening for two members it was an arch meeting and very in teresting and a large number atten ded altona mr and mrs s thompson and family had tea on friday evening with mr and mrs morgan hill mrs c hodgson spent last week with mr and mrs b rawson and family of markham miss edith nighs wander visited a few days last week with relatives near markham the t s c will hold their meeting at the home of mrs b reesor on friday evening we would like all the girls to be present the wi are planning on a crokin- ole party to be held in the altona school on friday march 10 at 8 pm refreshments will be served there will be a charge of 25c and 15c- the proceeds are to help send boxes to the boys of the armed forces the march meeting of the altona wi will be held at the home of mrs f wagg on thursday march 9th at 2 pm note change ofdatc a cheerful grin will let you in roll call jokes paper good manners of yesterday and today mrs tdun- keld mrs walter slack newsy news mrs j spang demonstration by gormley mr and mrs e cober and family of headford 1sltedhirliamr mr levi byer on sunday a byirt miss beth evans of streetsville had sapper sunday evening in the gooding home mrs w henderson entertained a number of the ladies of our commun- ity at a quilting bee on tuesday afternoon mr and mrs l baker and lloyd also mr s third of newmarket visited mr and mrs g- baker on sunday mr and mrs c hoover blanche and doris of unionville had supper sunday evening at the home of mr and mrs s n doner homo over the weekend were misses pearl bond marian hunt olive farmer helen stecmey all of toronto also tpr carl steckley of camp borden george baker is gradually getting around out to church sunday even ing he was greeted for the first by a number of friends who were pleased to see him again next saturday afternoon a child rens meeting will bo held at 3 pm in the mbc church contests bible games singing and an object lesson will be enjoyed by all children who will attend we were glad to see mrs levi hoover out on sunday after several weeks illness her many friends wish her improved health last wednesday evening mr and mrs g dewitt entertained mr and mrs rowbotham and mr and mrs roy curtis and margaret rose of stouffville in their home for supper mr and mrs norman brown were pleasantly surprised last saturday when their son tprt bill brown walked in home bill has been sta tioned at windsor ns but last week was transferred to brampton aol lloyd harvey visited in his home last week before being trans ferred to london ontario last sunday evening a very fine musical programme was presented in the mbc church we were well pleased when over- three hundred people gathered to enjoy the duets trios quartettes violin selections piano and piano accordian selections and also a brief message given by rev f huson we wish to take this opportunity of thanking all who participated mr and mrs herb galbraith of providence bay manitoulin island were guests in our community re newing old acquaintances with mr and mrs g bakor also mr and mrs a t gooding mr galbraith oper ates a store on the island also the telephone central and conducts a transport business between his home town and sudbury 140 miles away- q ueen s park grandmothers saurkraut and poti- wm wilkinson was welcomed j toes apron sale question drawer as a member for the first time in on red cross mrs blrkett program goodwood in charge of mrs t dunkeld altona ckoquinole you are invited to attend the cro- quinole party to be held on friday evening march 10 in the altona school under auspicesof the wo mens institute admission 15 and 25c proceeds in aid of boxes for soldiers algmbers please provide 432 wanted dead horses and cattle telephone for free pick up phone stouffville 255 markham 4326 claremont 913 we pay ph charges gordon young icd ph adelaide 3636 toronto v make your furnace automatic no more pulling up of draft or damper chains simply fill your furnace with coal for the day and let it run itself the electric janitor assures an even temperature greater economy plus comfort and health a lower coal bill is the keynote with the electric janitor it is always on the job opening and closing drafts the correct amount causing the fire ft burn evenly this allows proper combustion to take place which gives more heat per shovel of coal t j overheating and underheating are banished you get the comfortable temperature you want constantly from a simple thermostat instrument neatly installed in your living room if once installed you would never want to l bewvthout this wonderful control 4 order now supply is limited v made and fully guaranteed by the minneapolis honeywell company write or phone for instrutive leaflet to stouffville machine tool works sole agents within 15 mile radius of stouffville wis- price 3175 plus a small installation charge can be installed by any handy man by agnes macphail mpp for york bast the legislative mill is working at the annual grist fourteen bills intro duced in the first week wpilch must constitute something of a record most of the first batch are of minor importance however the choosing of a speaker is the first order of business before a new- legislature the lieut governor withdraws until the speaker is chosen and then returns preceded by the sargent atarms carrying the mace the lieut governor then reads the kings speech mr drews and the first ten days or so of the session is taken up with ithe address in re ply which is what the mjpps have to say about the legislative program as laid out in the kings speech and with the first reading of bills the opening was very quiet with the dress informal but every seat in the galleries and on the floor for visitors was filled a couple of si pps were not able to be in for the opening hepburn for one he had cold it is always interesting to see a new legislature or parliament the people in the galleries are usual ly people who worked hard to elect one or other of the mpps and this gives them a very lively interest in this the first sitting each member had only three tick ets for the opening and three doesnt go far toward meeting the de sire for tickets but the space avail able for visitors prohibits more most members gave two to their con stituency organization and kept one for their wife i not having a wife asked my youngest sister mrs hugh bailey of dundalk the lieut governor and mrs mat thews held a reception and the differ ent parties one way or another en- tertainedtheir guests the ccf had tea and visited jn the opposition room by the time all this was over it was six oclock and time to go home for dinner and strange as it seems i was hungry at the lieut governors the crowd was so great that i- didnt manage to get through to the tables and in our own rooms i was at the coffee end of the serv ing table and tea is my dish in the afternoon two members of the governing party always move and second the reply to the kings speech hobbs taylor the member for huron moved the motion in a very well delivered speech for a new member it was exceptionally well done although the subject matter was for the most part traditional and un exciting would you agree with this statement of his throughout the years it has been abundantly clear that by tho very nature of our free enterprise -system- there has been drought to us the necessities and the comforts required for life the speech of the seconder j l mcdonald of stormont was very thoughtful and was delivered in a low tone which unfortunately could not be heard in the galleries but it was a clearheaded modern speech and pleased the official opposition greatly indeed they carried the speaker with applause while his own party- was almost silent in discussing postwar economics mr mcdonald said one thing strik es me very forcibly and that is why we should have prosperity in war time and not in times of peace the situation seems to be that in times of peace we produce too much and we have a surplus but the- surplus is only artificial when we look into the situation it is not really a sur plus but rather underconsumption in a legislature where the govern ment has a very slight majority in deed tho most important statement so far was the one made by e b jolliffe the leader of tho official op position when he said i am author ized to state on behalf of the ccf opposition members that if on any division in this house at this session the government falls to receive a majority the result will not as far as we are concerned constitute a vote of no confidence in the adminis tration unless it is stated on our be half prior to such division that so far as we aro concerned the ques tion is one of confidence or no con fidence mr jolliffe then asked the premier when he spoke to mako it clear to the house undor what circumstances he would interpret a question as one of confidence or no confidence but when mr drew spoke he didnt make clear to me his position on the confi dence business i may be dumb or the premier may not have intended to make it clear but since tho state ment is a page long i havent room for it however mr drew concludes his speech on tuesday and may then revert to the subject the official opposition leader charged tho government with think ing that a little tinkering would be all that is required to keep society in good order after tho war a few admirable reforms here and there the removal of some obvious injus tices the establishment of more hos pitals and more beds for the care of theslck and the wounded improve ments in administration with dash of more social insurancethrovn in- in a small way they do help to soften thoblowwhentho blow falls that is the theory and there are some wishful thinkers who imagine that legislation of thatkindls going to solve the huge and complex pro- blomsof ourtlmo if ever there was a plpedreamthls 5s w wo look forward to the addresses by the premier and mr nixon on tuesday and next week i will tell you about them toronto goodwood flashes sorry to hear george jjowswell is so ill hope he will soonmprovei sir and mrs howard hackney visited their sister mrs ed taylor on sunday high lights on the farm these days are cleaning the barn yard and haul ing wood neighbors at the home of sirs f collins had a quilting bee on wed nesday mr george redshaw is slowly im proving mr and mrs harry woodland visited at the home of their parents mr and mrs wm maye mr chas lee attended the good roads convention in toronto being a former road superintendent charlie likes to meet the old friends very sorry to hear our good friend rev and sirs kendall have sold their prqjporty at rosevllle and are moving to bala they certainly will be missed in uxbrldge township women of the goodwood churches met at the home of mrs chas jones for the occasion of the worlds day of prayer goodwood war workers packed boxes at the hall on tuesday slany nice things went into the gifts by way of clothing knitted and other wise mrs j crawford is still very 111 almira t mrs george cober entertained some of her friends at a quilting bee one day last week s we welcome mr and mrs- allan wideman and family to our commun ity they moved in on monday mr peter stlckley also mr nor man jarvls spent monday in kitchen er mr and mrs howard lehman jal- so mr and mrs wilfrid lehman and family of delhi spent the weekend with mr and mrs willis lehman mrs ted wagg of cashel spent tuesday with sirs- peter stlckley the many friends will be sorry to learn flash correspondents home was an active place for a week as the mecca for the st clements church canvassers whoiwere out to wipe off a 6800 mortgage from their church mrs davey served lunch each even- ing as the canvassers wound up at her home to make their reports since sir davey was captain of a group last weeks snow storm covered the township with its best blanket of the winter but now itlsnearly gone again and some think that spring is just around the corner seed potatoes are being advertised and farmers are looking over the imple- ments to make sure they are ready for spring work the church services st james presbyterian church stouffville rev t decourcy rayner minister sunday march 5th 130 pm sabbath school and bible class 230 pm divine worship the living book is the bible abreast of the time3 does it refer to modern inventions such as automobiles airplanes locomotives and even to air bat tles come and learn god calls you to worship him st james church has a welcome for you secondmarkham baptist church rev norman rowan pastor sunday march 5th 955 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship tho holy trinity for there are three that bear record in heaven the father the word and the holy ghost and these three are one i john 57 friday march 3rd 8 pm young peoples meeting in charge of gid eons from toronto come and hear the results of placing bibles in prisons hotels- camps schools etc interdenominational prayer meeting on tuesday 8 pm march 7th in stouffville baptist church a hearty welcome to all bloomington ringwood christian churches rev g w brown pastor sunday march 5th 1100 a m bloomington morning worship 700 pm ringwood sunday school at 1000 am classes for all ages bloomington c e in the church friday pm ringwood c e at the homeof rev g brown friday 8 pm dont forget the ringwood prayer meeting every monday at 8 pm- you are cordially invited to attend these services plan to come stouffville christian church charles montgomery pastor miss nora stapleton organist sunday march 5th 1000 am bible school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm gospel service monday 730 pm teon age girls meeting friday 700 pm childrens meeting friday 8 pm christian endeavour church hhil sunday starch 6th 2pp pm bible school 300 pm divine worship friday 4i30 pm childrens meet ing at mrs forfars house everyone cordially invited stouffville baptist church rev d macgregor pastor sunday starch 5th 1000 am bible school classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship the ordinance of the lords supper will be observed at the close of this service 730 pm gospel service the pastor will preach at both ser vices tuesday march 7th at 8 pm the interdenominational prayer meeting will be held address by rev 8 s shantz everybody welcome come and receive a blessing christ church anglican rev- f herman rector miss elizabeth foote organist sunday march 5th 200 pm sunday school 230 pm evening- prayer everybody welcome n mennonite churches dickson hill and mt joy rev s s shantz minister sunday march 5th mount joy 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evangelistic service j dickson hill j sunday march 5 th 1000 am morning worship 1100 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic service ambassador male quartette will be with us march 12th watch for adnextweek mennonite brethren in christ church gormley and bethesda rev f hnson pastor gormley sunday march 5th- sunday school 2 pm preaching 3 pm subject heart purity evangelistic 730 pm bethespl sunday march 5th preaching 1030 arn special childrens service saturday afternoon at 3 pm stouffville united church rev douglas davis minister f mrs chas nolan organist sunday march 6th 1000 am sundayschool 1100 aim divine worship 730 pmevensong thursday 246 pm wms will v meet at tho homeof mrs e- a button obrlenave the world is familiarwltk theord invasion tho most slgniflciint inyaslomofour day istnat of spirit of jesus christ i s v tho question u not didhotkme but how did yoii receive hlmt oivo generously to the red cross rlnerw m- stouffville mennonite church rcve stover pastor sunday march 5th 1000 am sunday school j 1030 am altona s si 1 1100 amvmorning worship 230 pm mongolia ss 730 pm evangelistic thursday 8 pm stouffville prayer meeting friday 8 pm mongolia meeting next avcek wednesday evening altona prayer meeting come thou us and we will do thee good num 1029 melville bethesda and peachs churches minister rev a j orr sunday march 6th j peachs 10 am melville 1115 am bethesda 3pm friday march 3 melville yph at j the homeof sir andmrsa flem- i- tojj ilm frldayimarchiopeachsiypt7at the home of mrandmrsh war- a fc2 a-v- i u w