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frykaiji i v v kift i ik r the tribune stouffville onti thursday july 13th 1944 refresh yourself thesehot dys grapefruit juice 15c e d smiths grape juice montserrat lime fruit juice sweetened per bottle a per bottle prairie nuts newport fluffs quaker corn flakes quaker puffed rice per pkg 25c 39c pkg 19c 25c 39c 3 pkgs 23c sparkles pkg 10c oranges fresh vegetables grapefruit ratcliffco town delivery phone 19s jttpp gets road contract the new tarvia mulch top to be laid on the road between stouffville and goodwood will be a job for the jupp construction co since this firm was awarded the contract last week by the ontario department of highways the entire surface from goodwood to stouffville which has given off such a cloud of dust the past two weeks will be treated to a penetrating coat of oil this thurs day so that the dust nuisance will be abaited then the contract for gravel mulch top will be completed by the end of august or thereabout we understand bloomington miss m topper of toronto was home over sunday the two young sons v mr bate- man toronto are holidaying with mr and mrs r mills birthday congratulations to mas ter norman fairies cpl and mrsc barkey and son of debert nova scotia were guests of her sister mrs noel storry the sunday morning service in the absence of the pastor rev g m brown was in charge of the endeavour mrs c lemon gave a talk on prayer rev and mrs brown are spending their vacation near montreal mr and mrs leask and family of greenbank and mr macdonald of bowmanville were visitors with mr w a fockler on sunday mr and mrs h kee arid daugh ter of orangeville spent sunday at the fairies and tranmer homes the monthly meeting of the lad ies aid was held at the home of mrs v fockler the president mrs o baker conducted the devo tional exercises and the missionary program by mrs b morton includ ed the reading of letters from the percys in africa and miss mary neal in northern ontario music by mrs maccormack of sudbury and miss fockler and a bible quiz lunch was served by the hostess hold successful ss convention one of the most successful sun day school conventions yet record ed by the whitchurch association is the result of the gathering for 1944 held at vivian church where the home folk made such a splendid contribution to the social part of the affair president mrs k starr wel- coined the delegates and noted with delight that every school in the association had a report to give rev r e gosse was the guest speaker of the day the election of officers brought out mrs r j filyer as the new president a very competent executive and able spea ker other officers are vicepresident clarence doner secytreas jacob grove v paisley childrens div fred yake girls div orval drewery boys div vm yake young peoples earl grose adult leo wagg missionary frank harvey temperance mrs elmer starr home visitation mrs bert dike church vocation margaret em- merson rei education in public school rev n rowan mothers passing is great shock north bay honors late j e lehman north bay july 10 flags on the city hall and on the public schools of north bay flew at half mast to day in last tribute to jacob ethan lehman prominent pioneer resi dent of this city who passed away at st josephs hospital on satur day july 8th senior businessman of north bay having opened his barber business in this city in may 1s97 mr lehman was 67 years of age at the time of his death fun eral services were held at his home and at st andrews church this afternoon born in stouffville the son of the late mr and mrs joseph lehman mr lehman began his barbering trade in that centre 53 years ago later moving to ottawa welland renfrew london peterboro and finally to north bay in 1896 the same year he married the former margaret mcmillan of this city in carleton place prominent in civic affairs and a respected elder of st andrews un ited church for many years mr lehman was a life member of the masons and the odd fellows and was also a member of the orange lodge the funeral was conducted by the odd fellows he was a mem ber of the public school board for 10 years and chairman for two years and was also a member of the pioneers association of this city besides being an elder of st an drews church he was a choir mem ber for many years and taught in the sunday school of that church in poor health for some time he died after a brief illness of one week funeral services were conducted this afternoon at his home62 wylde street and at st andrews church by rev m n omond interment was made in the union cemetery surviving mr lehman are his wife and three sons dr ethan lehman of ottawa bert lehman druggist of noranda- and sqdn ldr reg lehman of ottawa one daughter mrs h r stratton of englehart also survives hewas predeceased by one son dr trevor lehman who died one year ago and by two infant daughters additional locals misses eileen weldon mary wil liams and beth kellington were in kitchener during the weekend visit ing with mrs gordon bailey form erly of stouffville- miss- glenna fleury and miss mildred hurst of malvern sask are visiting miss fleurys grandmo ther mrs s m warriner church street miss bertha clark albert street underwent a surgical operation per formed at toronto east general hospital a few days ago we under stand that mis clark is making good recovery mrs george dewitt of gormley spent the weekend with cousins in prince edward county and return ed with her parents mr and mrs f c rowbotham who had been holidaying near cornwall ic mr and mrs w r chidley and son bill have returned to their hqme in halifax after a visit here at the home of his sister and bro therinlaw mr and mrs t h paisley vacation bible school gormley mennonite church july 1 7th to 28th every morning at 9 am from monday to friday all boysand girls are welcome ro goodwood girl operated ox miss marie feren of goodwood who took suddenly ill friday night at jacksons point was rushed to newmarket hospital and underwent an appendix operation latest re ports indicate sne is recovering nicely vandorf misses ruth oliver audrey swit- zer audrey sproxton and grace sproxton all of toronto visited at their homes over the weekend harvey preston rcaf of wes tern canada is home on leave miss marion vanostrand is in york county hospital having to undergo an appendix bpration we hope to see her out soon mr john crawford township clerk also his little daughter au drey are on the sick list with measles mr and mrs rollia scott are having their home modernized and the exterior stucco the sanrament ofour lords supper will be administered next sunday plan to make it your op portunity as a christian to attend and be partakers of this service visitors ahvays welcome some of our farmers have finish ed haying while others are finding the help situation a draw back so far fine weather still is with us but a good shower would be ap preciated i mr and airs irwin have had the hydro turned on recently they now live on the mccaren farm coming to the house from doing chores on monday morning george w lyon of bethesda found his wife prostrate on the floor with life extinct mrs lyons had been seized suddenly with a fatal heart attack and the community is great ly shocked over the sad event mr and mrs lyon located at bethesda ten years ago coming from aurora where he had spent many years as a carpenter besides the husband two daughters sur vive namely mrs john holman and mrs thos smith mrs lyons name was alice heise the funeral took place to heise hill cemetery this wednesday af ternoon clerk ill council meeting postponed owing to the ill health of clerk john crawford whitchurch town ship council meeting was cancelled for saturday last week it is now believed that the regular meeting for july will be held on saturday of this week uxbridge council the monthly meeting of the ux bridge township council was held on the evening of july 10th with all members present the minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed and a number of communications dealt with by the council mr john kydd and mr a a toole interviewed- the council ask ing- that action be taken to urge upon the provincial government the advisability of extending the live stock protection act to include poultry as live stock mr toole had about seventyfive early chick ens destroyed recently by dogs and naturally feels that some protection should be given to poultry growers the council instructed the clerk to write to the minister of agricul ture the council discussed the seri ousness of the situation that is aris ing because of the increasing bills for damages to flocks of sheep caused by dogs if the present rate of loss continues it may be necess ary to increase the dog tax to cover the claims road accounts for junei amount ing to s30204 were passed for pay ment and general accounts of 22888 the next regular meeting will be held on august 14 at 8 pm perry mccallum from roland man stationed at hmcs york toronto was in stouffville visiting at the leslie rowbotham and r e curtis homes during the weekend seaman mccallums grandfather w b martin taught school at almira years ago jack harding son of mrs hard ing and the late mike harding stouffville barber has joined the army he has been working at queens park but immediately he reached his 18th birthday jack pre sented himself for military duty and was accepted the altona womens institute picnic which was to have been held in the stouffville park this week has been postponed until tuesday evening next week wet weather was the cause of the postponement the program wil be carried out as previously announced mr and mrs f c rowbotham have returned from hamiltons is land in the st lawrence where they spent two weeks with mr and mrs bruce rowbotham and brian at their cottage friends will be interested to learn that bruce has been transferred to the cil plant at shawinigan falls quebec and the family will be leaving cornwall where they have resided for seven years- ninety per cent of the peo ple at the quebec plant are french we are told and bruce will be ob liged to learn the language took employers purse somebody took a purse contain ing a sum of money keys and other articles from goldens store on mon day but no action has been taken tdry a charge pending the return of the contents the purse was the property of an employee in the store and the person is being given a chance to rectify the error before any further action is taken minister of mines for nova scotia a guest here over the weekend the hon l d currie minister of mines for nova scotia was a guest in town at the home of mr and mrs harry pais ley on a business trip to ontario mr currie took a day or two to visit friends jlv a r school promotion of ss no 11 markham denotes honours grade vi to vii frank smith laura warriner howard clever- don ronald appleton grade v to vi betty tribbling richard tribbling gordon apple- ton grade iv to v bobby miller bert brillinger betty appleton ken carroll grade iii to iv lucille wyatt doreen harper douglas tribbl ing roy brown nelson harper bobby appleton billy morris grade ii to iii lois tribbling jack brown douglas appleton grade i to ii lome smith murray brown unlucky dog recently we reported a stray dog at the home of mr edwin lloyd which refused to be touched for a day or two after it was found lying on his veranda finally the animal became friendly and decided to stay on at thefarm home but the other day it strayeti out to the road and was instantly killed by a passing car green river miss june shank took a weekend holiday to thenorth country mrs e jackson and clayton visi ted the robert jackson home in claremont the carter families were at scu- gog island on sunday last attend ing their family reunion mr alf hoover continues in very poor health but does not complain of the extreme heatof the past week mrs w robinson spent a few days with her sister mrs hoover mrs geo gray entertained at a shower for miss helen devitt on saturday evening prior to her wed ding on saturday in greenwood un ited church our ss picnic will be held on july 19th in greenwood park sup- per at 6 oclock will take place in the coo of the evening but the children will be taken in the after noon a community reception was held at j b wilson home for rev and mrs heel and family on monday dorothy bunker teacher evening of the past week the church services no owner for cattle two heifers that came to the farm of mr oliver harding on the 8th- concession of whitchurchabout one month ago have never been claimed by their owner although they have been legally advertised in this paper for three weeks farm ers might do well to check over their young stock in pasture and make sure they have not lost any promotions ss racing in new jersey mr fred shelke owner of the famous racer shepperton is down in new jersey with the king of the race track doing a circuit of races before going south they had to bog the gormley racer down on the on tario tracks until he was loaded like a dray horse thats what they call a handicap it sure is send the tribune to absent friends s o u o d o 0 o o d o i dancing at the- markh am arena every h o 0 o no 0 whitchurch lemonviile grade 8 to high school george timbers hon joan gilroy lenore spence grade 7 to 8 elda gray darlene gray elaine rae grade 6 to 7phyllis wells betty crebar douglas reaman on trial grade 5 to 6 bruce reaman har vey tate gerald whetter grade 4 to5 bill maybee kath leen gould on trial grade 3 to 4 ruth timbers hon neil tate shirley spence grade 2 to 3 kathleen huckerby hon billy rae donald spence john gould grade 1 to 2 evelyn dennie c timbers ray cook keith reaman madge barnes annie cross james murray entrance exam results ivening music by recording new machine latest records come and ehj0y yourself ui v ijl- commencing- 8 7v pm admission 25c ios iot 30x301 bethesda public school promotions revised report denotes honours hs entrance robt clubine louie bolender- alan empring- ham norman fretz joyce taun promoted to grade 8 thelma pres ton telford thibeault glen wide- man to grade 7 jean empringham lois taun to grade 6 william hunt ruth atkinson eldon fretz ronald smith murray allin arlene bol ender dorothy foster carl wide man lome emmerson grace lead ley barbara steckley tji to grade 5 floyd taun ray atkinson florence b61efi3erharry hunt dorothy brillinger- to grade if donald hoshel mar garet burkholder ellen steckley doris taun buddy thibeault to sr grade 3 violet may adams to grade 3 nora preston shirley alltao x to grade 2 leona atkinson kay leadley to sr grade 1 howard bolender stouffville centre denotes honors barry edward bateman joan bolender louie brignall eva regl05 brown jean bunker shirley burnett frank clubine robert empringham alan fock ler hazel forrester dixie forsy th alice forsyth gordon freel l fretz norman a gillett rex gil roy joan goudie helen grove af hill jean hoover barabara hoo ver shirley james wallace jen nings lloyd jones ken mallory paul miller murray miller ruth murphy marion paisley- bruce rae garnet redshaw doris ree- sor esther salmon gordon schell percy spence lenore stewart k talbot loreen taun joyce thomas donald timbers george townsend margaret vaughan marion ward douglas warriner evelyn widemancarl teg 105 wideman john wideman luella wideman margaret wideman v bloomington ringwood christian churches rev g w brown pastor- sunday july 16th 11 am bloomington 230 pm ringwood 730 pm altona mr roy brown will speak at morn ing and afternooon services altona c e society will conduct the evening service childrens meeting in ringwood church monday 7 pm come to the street meeting in front of the fire hall saturday 9 to 10 pm you are cordially invited to attend christ church anglican rev f herman rector miss elizabeth footo organist sunday july 16th 200 pm sunday school 230 pm evening prayer everybody wolcome stouffville mennonite church rev e moyer pastor sunday july 16th 1000 am sunday school 1100 am divine worship 730 pm evangelistic the young peoples meeting on monday evening july 17 will be in charge of the second markham baptist group thursday eve stouffville prayer meeting next aveek wednesday altona prayer meeting special summer bible school july 31st to august llth for all children 4 years and up every forenoon monday to friday from 9 oclock to 1130 am melville bethesda and peacffs churches sunday july lptfoj induction of jrevroscoe chapin ba will take place in melville church on friday july- 14 at 8 pm sunday july 9th mennonite churches dickson hill and mt joy revs s shantz minister mount joy sunday july 16th 1000 am sunday school 1100 am divine worship 730 pm evangelistic service dicksons boll v sunday july ieth 1000 am divine worship 1100 amsunday school- gormley- and bethesda mennonite brethren in christ church kcv f huson pastor sunday july 16th bethesda preaching 1030 am gormley sunday july 16th sunday school 200 pm preaching 300 pm young people rj 730 pm special daily vacation school will com- mencc in gormley mcnnonite church july 1728th pjan to send your children plan to attend the street meetings in stouffville every saturday ev- ening at 9 oclock i tribmne classified adrs will do more for you c markham centre denotes honors artymko robert baird bill baker frances beare ivan j boying- ton donald brandon richard cal- bert catherine carter m clarke wm clarke geo cleverdondoro- thy couperthwaite melville cox clifford danby corrine dawson lionel demiak jean dodds jas drudge norman dudon alice dzwin edith femson ronald grant helen grove murray his- ey m d jeanne hoad eva houghton earla jermanedna kelly george maciver tearl macklim margaret mcvhirter wllma melnyk01ga miller rena mintongordonmowb3ay evelyn nighswander james henry reg105 penellq joseph s pen- ny greta plke ruth pitt ed ward rawson audrey raymer earl reesor nancy ringwood r robbjsmfcreesor hc sever h shankrrobertshpiiman -valen- bury stephenson ken- tern nyson lloyd thomson mildred thomson wilhelmene timbers morley wallen murray watson robert whetter catherine wide- man elvin wyatt walter stouffville united church rev douglas davis minister sunday july 16th 1000 amisunday school 1100 am morning worship the evening service withdrawn wednesday july 19 the congrega tional and sunday school picnic to musselmans lake particulars announced on sunday i who is the patriot only he whose business is the general good whose skeenestpswordj is sympathy whose dearest flag is brotherhood stouffville christian church charles montgomery pastor miss nora stapleton organist sunday july 16th 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morningtfworshlp 730 pmgospel service friday 8 pm christian endeavour church hull sunday july 16th 200 pm bible school 300 pm divineworship come to the street meetingin front of the firej hall saturday 9 to 10 pm- st james presbyterian church stouffville rev tdocourcy rayneri minister sunday july 16th 945 am divine worship followed rf s didyou know thatgodhas jewels which e his special treas- uredo youibelievethatyqlt are counted amongthem try to find the text god calls you to worship him 2 iv second markham baptist church rev norman rowan pastor sunday july 16th 955 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship subject repairing the broken things and elijah said unto all the people come near unto me and all the peo ple came near unto him and he repaired the altar of the lord thafwas brokendown 1 kings 1830 tuesday 830 pm prayer meeting saturday from 9 to 10 pm open air meeting at fire hall all welcome i t fl lf i stouffville baptist i church- vfrev d pastor sunday july 16th jutoo aim bible school- f t classes for all ages j 1100 ammornlng worship- j 730 pm evening worship i r u v o v j weaspmprayer-service- come and receive a blessing