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y v the tribune stouffville pht 2qthl944 es-ij- advertisement advertisement waaj ix normandy a message- to the people of canada from the society for individual freedom opposing state socialism advertisement by one interested how dare we speak out the political party that is attempting to force state soc ialism upon us here in canada has in a recent issue of its official newspaper seen fit to smear the society for individual freedom and its members boh individually and collectively the editors of that paper appropriated from private correspondence of ours without explaining how they came ly it a list of names of those who they flatly declare are sponsors of this society and they then proceed to vilify all of us aside from the gross misrepresentation of their statement such indefensible tactics will shock everyones sense of ethics and de cency they vent their spleen on us because we are attempting to organize a campaign to tell the people of canada before it is too late what the package known as state social ism actually contains so that you the people can decide for yourselves whether or not you really want what they are trying to sell you they imply that our efforts are both illegal and immoral so long as we keep our mouths shut and say nothing we are decent citizens- but immediately we attempt to acquaint canadians with the true facts about state socialism we at once become rogues and reprobates this is typical of these intolerant and abusive state socialists they preach unity while prosecuting an inten sive campaign of hate designed specifically to set class against class to create dissension in canada and above all to stifle public debate on the issue of state social ism just remember that these are the very people who will be telling you what you can say and do should they ever get into power our sin is that we oppose state socialism openly honestly and fearlessly moreover having the courage of our convictions we hope to get every canadian to apprec- iate the disaster that confronts canada if we ever surren- der our individual rights liberty of action and freedom of opportunity to a central state authority make no mistake about it the boys behind the scenes in this state socialism movement are not fooling they know what they want and intend to get it hence they soft pedal their ultimate objectives and appeal for your support through a series of plausible prom- cleverly and carefully directed to influence such groups as farmers labor women youth and our armed forces but never at any time do they tell you that in attempting to f ul- fill their fantastic promises they would take from you every last vestige of your liberty they hope by calling names and slinging mud that they will not only divert us from our determination to give you the facts but will so confuse you over the issue that you will fail to grasp the fundamental fact that their program spells dictatorship with a vengeance we are fully prepared to take their abuse and to meet it the interest of showing them up in their true colors but unless all those opposed tostate socialism are pre- pared to stand up and be counted and then do something it will soon be too late the society for individual freedom affords every true i canadian regardless of age sex race class creed or poli- otics an opportunity to fight to preserve what our armed f forces are struggling so desperately to save our in- dividual freedom we- want more workers as well as endorsers send for onr free literature and learn the truefacts of state soc ialism use the attached coupon or write to the society for individual freedom opposing state socialism king st e toronto 1 wavcrlcy 2vs wilfred c james executive secretary note our sincere thanks to those who have responded to our appeal for workers and for the contributions received from citizens and companies in support of our campaign io mail this coupon today y 1 i aminterested in learning about your campaign 2 i amprepared to devote some time assisting in the educational program of the society- r name i-l- s residence address f business address phone v date t i additional locals salon notice the betty beauty salon will bel closed for holidays from august 1 1st until wednesday aug 16th i mis joyce bail was out from toronto over saturday refresh yourself 4t cpl lydia bessie alford bri tish waaf nursing orderly was the first of three waafs to land in france after dday they flew home with ailied wounded wjsh gratified to die in native ontario when mrs cynthia ferrier hart became seriously ill at her home in cleveland ohio she expressed the desire that she might be spared to return to her native ontario steps were immediately taken to remove her to stouffville where she would be near her sister mrs will st john just east of town and near her native village of green river she was just on her fifth day here when the end came on sunday july 16 but her fervent request had been granted mrs hart was in her 78th year and died at the brier- bush hospital born at green river a daughter of pioneer farmers mr and mrs obediah peter ferrier mrs hart whose christian name was cynthia was one of a family of eight and four are still living to revere the memory of a beloved sister they are rev harvey ferrier of high bluffs man and john m ferrier of providence ri also mrs will stjohn stouffville and miss mar tha ferrier at green river and who is 83 years of age it is over 40 years since cynthia ferrier went to the usa where she married the late frank hart she became an active social worker and was for years identified with the central friendly inn a worthy social organization she was a member of the methodist church and a power for good in cleveland until of course her health forced her to relenquish this work the funeral this wednesday af ternoon from the home of her sis ter mrs will stjohn proceeded to locust hill cemetery for interment mr and mrs roland jolly of tor onto are spending a few days here at the frank mowder home miss margaret neal is in clare- mont spending a week with mrand mrs harry porter jimmy brennan of ajax spent several days with his aunt mrs h o klinck on obrien ave jack talbot rcaf son of mr and mrs walter talbot stouffville is home on leave with his parents at present and expects to shortly receive his honorable discharge from the airforce due to a shoulder injury jack has hopes however of reenlisting with some other branch of the services vandorf miss dorst of new hamburg was a weekend guest with miss ruth oliver at her home here some wheat will be cut the lat ter part of this week in this dis trict mrs will oliver of longbranch cal is visiting relatives in this vicinity bobbie sproxton is holidaying with mr and mrs louis brillinger miss dorst rendered a beautiful solo on sunday morning the holy city mr and mrs moddle left this week to spend a months holidays and our usual services will be at 10 am and worship at 11 am j grapefruit juice e d smiths grape juice montserrat lime fruit juice these hot days per tin sweetened per bottle per bottle prairie nuts newport fluffs quaker corn flakes quaker puffed rice per pkg 25c 39c pkg 19c 25c 39c 3 pkgs 23c spa rkies pkg 1 0c oranges fresh vegetables grapefruit ratcliffco town delivery phone 198 2nd line uxbridge miss erma dowswell is holiday ing in the northern district with her aunts misses jean and lillian dowswell pte ross knox and mrs knox visited the latters parents mr and mrs b mcguckin mrs andrew taylor elizabeth and pearl visited at albert tay lors on friday we are glad to report that mor- ley haynes is improving since his accident in which he was injured dickson hill peaches miss eva brignall spent sunday with her grandparents mr and mrs dave graham at markham john leadbetter markhamspent monday at the smith home the hoover family enjoyed a pic nic at the gilman home in-bloom- ington the warriner family with rela tives enjoyed a picnic at wasaga beach and other places on sunday mr and mrs brignall and family had tea at the painter home on sunday we extend sympathy to the allen family in the loss of mrs allens sister mrs robertson of toronto last week we welcome rev roscoe chapin and family in our midst as occu pants of the parsonage at melville v occupation c ssi vv atha news sixty guests attended the musi cal recital at miss grace lehmans homo on saturday afternoon when 24 pupils took part in a most de lightful program grace is a very capable teacher and the program was enjoyed by all a dainty lunch was served by miss grace and mrs lehman at the close of the after noon mrand mrsclifford barkey were visiting with mr and mrs fred byer z mr and mrs will dyck and dau ghter visited her parents- at dick son hill on sunday mr and mrs m dunkeld mrs t dunkeld visited mrs arthur wagg who is in poor health mr and mrs frank wagg of stouffville visited on sunday with fred and mrs draper mr and mrs featherston attend ed the wedding of his brother jack on thursday the wedding took place in pickering church and re ception was held- at the hotel genosha oshawa sunday guests at the arnold home were mr and mrs emmons newly weds from aurora miss jean arnold miss dora doan and her mother mrs doan from new market also mr and mrs w c dunning of aurora mrs george- coates and family visited recently at a carruthers home miss verna zeriers spent friday afternoon with mrs albert draper also spent the evening with mrs fred draper l r ft i- r mr and mrs ward hallman robert and janet and miss doris lott spent a- few days up north re cently mr and mrs kenneth walker visited her aunt at goodwood on sunday mrs eldon b lehman and child ren of toronto are having some holidays with mr and mrs j wes- ley mrs b wianko of toronto is visiting relatives in this commun ity this week dr and mrs r hargraveof tor onto are spending their vacation at their summer home mr wm pike of western can ada and his father jacob of toron to called on mr simeon hoover recently miss doris hoover is enjoying holidays this week the grain harvest lias commenc- eckand cutting will be general next week some wonderful looking fields of wheat have now been cut and stand in stook jiiss helen campbell has been enjoying a couple of weeks vacat ioning at the fred hicks home in hamilton mr and mrs clarence mcdowell and mr and mrs roy moyer and families spent sunday evening with charlie hoovers a number from this community attended the camp meetings at port credit and holland landing on sunday the mt joy and dicksons hill sunday school spent a pleasant time together at ratcliffs park on monday after supper the even ing was spent in visiting games and a programme in charge of the pastor rev s s shantz brougham the annual music recital given by the pupils of e p soden was held recently at the beautiful home of mrs- gillman mrs norton was in charge of the programme and added much to the success of the afternoon mr milton pegg violin ist assisted his son edward who gave two beautiful piano numbers edward is always good and mr peggs violin playing was appreci ated by all they also accompanied miss joyce hardy who sang a cou- ple-of- songs with a clear fine voice miss joyce gryllsof whitby also sang a solo accompanied by miss shirley jermyn of the same place both young ladies gave very fine expression and their selections were enjoyed by all miss jermyn also gave a piano classical number very smoothly played with well balanced tones reflecting a strong inherited musical talent miss mary jermyn played a very pretty piano number and this was well received mis beula hamilton and miss mildred woodward gave a couple of vocal duet accompanied by miss harlock in fine style the- wannop children played and sang a bright little kimlergarden selec tion very nicely donie played marjorie recited as did evelyn woodward- david norton a talent- ed young lad is making good pro- gress he played several times miss louise ritchie gave a beauti- ful- piano solo as did the three luke sisters and all deserve ere- dit for their effort in helping to make the programme a success mr and mrs stanley robinson of brampton were visiting her par ents mr and mrs alfpugh in town the church s ervices bloomington ringwood christian churches revg w brown pastor sunday july 23rd 11 am bloomington 730 pm ringwood you are cordially invited to attend stouffville mennonite church rev e moyer pastor sunday july23rd 1000 am sunday school 1100 am divine worship 730 pm evangelistic thursday eve stouffville prayer meeting next week wednesday altona prayer meeting special notice owing to difficulties which we can not overcome the summer bible school scheduled for july 31st to august 11th is cancelled christ church anglican rev f herman rector miss elizabeth foote organist sunday july 23rd 200 pm sunday school 230 pm evening prayer f everybody welcome melville bethesda and n peachs churches rev roscoe chapin minister sunday july 23rd peachs 1000 am melville 1115 am bethesda 730 pm fire sweeps town special notice loi owing to difficulties which can not be overcome the summer bible school scheduled for july 31st to august llth in the menribnite church- stouffville is cancelled rer mr moyr announces mennonite churches dickson hill and mt joy rev s s shantz- minister mount jor sunday july 23rd 1000 am sunday school 1100 am divine worship 730 pm evangelistic service 800 pm tuesday juniors dicksons himj sunday july 23rd 1000 am divine worship 1100 am sunday school v 730 pm evangelisticvservice 8 pm monday youngpeoples guest speaker emerson mcdowell a gaunt chimney is left stand ing in pascalis as the fire swept through forestfiresrdestroyed the town in quebec but no lives were lost stouffville united church kev douglas davis minister sunday july 23rd 1000 am sunday school 1100 am divine worship special music the atha trio the evening service is withdrawn the church will not be revived by slogans but by a change of central loyalty not to self but to jesus christ and his plan for the kingdom of gqd gormley and bethesda mennonite brethren in christ church kev p huson pastor sunday july 23rd bethesda preaching 1030 am gormijby sunday july 23rd sunday school 200 d m preaching 3 pim evangelistic service 730 pm plan to attend the street meetings in stouffville every saturday ev- ening at 9 oclock stouffville christian church charles montgomery pastor miss nora staplcton organist sunday july 23rd 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship w 730 pm gospel service rev e morton will preach at both services- friday 8 pmchristian endeavour oeturch him sunday july 23rd 200 pm bible school 300 pm divine worship rev e will preach those wko need the gospel most seldom go to hear it st james presbyterian church stouffville rev t decoorcy rayner minister sunday july 23rd 945 am divine worship followed by sabbath school bible class the minister will preach onrtsaviours vjf lilfeptcd glory wnev tne king ofheaven came down to earth where- would you expect him to give very first manifestation of his divine power and glory and how v you are invited to hear this mess- age second markham baptist church rev norman rowan pastor j k sunday july 23rd 955amsunday school 1100 am morning worship tuesday 830pm prayer meeting saturday from 9 to 10 pmopen air meeting at fire hall i all welcome i j stouffville baptist church rev d macgregor pastor sunday july 23rd 1000 am bible school classes for all ages 1100 am morning ayorship- j 730 pm evening yorshlpj wed 8 pm prayer service come and receive a blessing liha