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v il- i the tribune stouffville qnt thur feb 8 1945 y ijh- rfrfjfi british tankmen gathered around a blazing gasoline ear stove to warm up as they pause for a few minutes during a lull on tha snowcovered western front near the german border british second army troops are how on the attack at the roer river 2nd line uxb ridge itbo- late last week mrs e taylor and robert are yisiting with mr and mrs joe cooper in mt albert- we are glad to- hear that robert hope is home and feeling- much 1tter miss erma dowswell was home for the weekend visitors at the lesley mitchell home on sunday were mr and mrs 0be cooper of mt albert and mr and mrs bruce taylor and glenda stanley theatre phone 100 showing each night at 815 satardayrholidays 700 and 900 thursday friday and saturday february 8910 mr winkle goes to war edward g robinson- comedy cartoon sports reel monday tuesday and wednesday february 12 13 14 marriage is a private affair ijana turner color cartoon thursday friday and saturday february 15 1c 17 kismet technicolor vandorf at present the scribe knows of no lane that is used for motor traffic which is of any distance on most farms help is scarce and old dobbin is appreciated mr and mrs russel sproxton and family were sunday dinner guests at the home of miss frances and mr e fowler our congregational meeting met as reported last tuesday evening and was very successful the pot luck supper was enjoyed by all our wms will be held at the home of mrs art vanostrand on wednesday afternoon miss audrey sproxton of hope spent the weekend at her home glad to report mr and mrs charles scotts little girl is much better last week she was very ill with congested lungs our community was shocked to j church 8th line markham misses edith and nellie reesor who are now employed in toronto spent the weekend at their home here miss anna wideman is spending a few weeks in the north country enjoying the winter sports the sewing circle of wideman church met at the church last tues day with a good attendance the progressive literary society met at the home of mrl whoover demonstration program mr and mrs white of the 9th line were toronto visitors for a few days we have just learned of the death of mrs sam ramer of mount joy who passed away on monday the funeral will be held from the residenc9of their son ora mt joy on thursday afternoon to wide- man cemetery with service in the learn of clerk john crawfords accident we hear he is progress ing favorably considering the severe burns and trust he will soon make a more rapid recovery mr harvey wright is employed at h e olivers our weather man was very busy over the weekend piling up- drifts again j the temperance contest will jbe held- this friday afternoon and evening in the united church at aurora mr miller spent several days at barrie with his daughter and her husband church hill quite a number in our commun ity are suffering with colds mr orville martin visited with mr willard maclean mt albert on sunday mr and mrs bruce maclean betty and helen visited with the pegg family on saturday the red cross quil tings will be hold on tuesday afternoon at the home of mrs ted hollidge and on thursday afternoon at the home of mrs orville martin everybody welcome farmers and others are experi encing just now the most difficult times getting out milk and getting in supplies only a few of the side- roads around here are at present opened up the farmers in some cases are opening the roads them selves as the township plows can not get around fast enough to keep side roads passable all kinds of homemade equipment is being pressed into service some of which will never be patented to cope with the situation all canadianmanufacturedknitt- ed goods offered for sale in stores must display the wptb license number of the manufacturer or the registered trade mark for the articles bearing the name of the manufacturer the line number and size of the article to be printed written woven or stamped on it or on a label or string tag attached to same all such trade marks used must be recorded with the adminis trator before using the same the veterans skating party on wednesday evening next week is deserving of liberal patronage since the receipts are for the com fort fund one of the most popular undertakings in town in aid of our boys in the armed forces victoria square snow snow snow there seems to be no end of snow this year just a taste of the oldfash ioned winter miss carroll sanderson has se cured a position in toronto as an operater with the bell telephone co mr and mrs harvey collard and family had tea sunday evening with mr and mrs fred mcroberts and joan mrs i maciumurray and mr and mrs p- willows had tea sun day evening with mr and mrs stanley boynton mr elmer huggins has secured a position at pickering farms newmarket mrs homer burke of highland creek spent a few days last week with her sister mrs w brumwell ave are sorry to report that mr harvey collard had the misfortune to fall off a load of baled straw on monday morning and injure his shoulder we hope it wont be very serious professor leonard klinck of vancouver bc was a guest at the church service on sunday many of his former friends were pleased to see him- looking so hale and hearty miss vera boynton had tea sun day evening with miss carroll sanderson miss lois moorby of gormley entertained miss helen and master david boynton and some of her gormley friends to a birthday party saturday afternoon the regular monthly meeting of the mission band will be held saturday afternoon feb 10th at 2 pm at the home of miss helen boynton see that the children in the community are invited to be present miss luella heise of the fort erie bible school spent the week end at her home here we are very pleased to report that mrs garnet francey is able to be out of the hospital and is now convalescing at the home of her parents mr and mrs thomp son at buttonville s mr fred climenhaga of fort erie spent the weekend with mr levi heise miss elva heise al ways wears a broad smile but this time it was much broader wonder why the annual congregational meet ing was held last wednesday even ing there was a fair attendance despite the inclement weather the meeting followed the pot luck supper sponsored by the wa ladies very favorable reports were given from all organizations a list of specials for the thrifty shopper bulk cocoa per lb 2 lbs for 25c unwrapped laundry soap 6 cakes for 25c picadilly pine tar soap 6 cakes for 25c pure castile soap 4 cakes for e 25c echo naptha soap 6 cakes for 25c coffee bulk ground as required lb 25c apple raspberry jam 4 lb tin 55c oranges celery lemons grapefruit lettuce ratclif f co v town delivery phone 198 bethesda n big reduction in boys and girls snow suits ski suits ski pants we also have -ti- boys windbreakers lined and unlineid boys breeks mens allwoof winter weighr pants mens allwool work socks a to blankets allwool grey navy doeskin i vynl house pyjama cloth white flannelette b i v on hoioq a new shipment of house dresses have just arrived get first choice gome in and harry goldensiclothing store -lii- jiftjioit b- 1 it- phone 273 iw- yy stoukviueqntario v i bethesda wi will hold a croqui- nolc party on friday evening feb 9th at the home of mrs roy smith everyone welcome mr and mrs richard plouright of minesing spent sunday with mr and mrs fred allin and family mr and mrs cliff burkholder and family had supper sunday evening- with mr and mrs art steckley miss lois taun had supper saturday evening with miss thel- ma preston mr and mrs- norman brodle and family of headford spent sun day at the leadlay home donald and billy celebrated their birth days together the young people of bethesda held their meeting last friday evening at the home of mr- and mrs clarence atkinson mrs hicks gave a very interesting talk on favourite hymns and there was special music by agroup of girls- green river the ladies aidmet on wednes day at the home of mrse j wil son with a nice number of ladies present it was agreed that a sa cred concert will be given near easter preferably the evening of good friday friends of mr chester lehman will be sorry to hear he is taking treatment in toronto east general hospital congratulation to those whose birthday comes soon among them lois seebeck ida grey mr herb percy and mrs john beckett among the ambitious youngsters who have made the grade to play on a team are lloyd seebeck and the white twins peter and keith they play with the brougham ju veniles good luck to the boys and their team a drive for warm clean and good clothing for the russian relief is being sponsored by the ladies aid leave your parcel at mrs e j wil sons on the 7th or with mrs nighs- wander green river there will be a- box social on feb 13 at greys hall put on by the yp everyone welcome come and enjoy yourselves mr frank carter spent sunday with his father ben carter mrs robert dafoe had a bad fall last week mrs a dafoe and gail of toronto are spending a few days with her young peoples class met at the home of june- shank on tuesday last mrs woodward of brougham took the topic the brougham yp have extend ed an invitation to our young people to join with them in a valentine social on saturday even ing of this week in brougham kail roads permitting in an address to the annual con vention of the canadian federation of agriculture federal agricult ural minister gardiner expressed the belief that canada now has too much wheat for her own good he urged a reduction in wheat acreage of from two to three million acres in 1945 with larger acreages of other grains and particularly stressed the need for oil bearing crops sweet clover for pasture and feed grains charts giving prices for all cuts of beef must be displayed in retail meat stores these charts list ceiling prices according to the following qualities special com mercial plain cutter cow and bull are displayed for the protection of the public against overcharging shoppers are advised by flj sldon prices and supply represent ative of the board to check these prices before buying and to order by the cuts named on these charts the church services st james presbyterian church stouffville rev t doconrcy rayner minister sunday february 11th 130 pm sabbath school and bible class 230 pm divine worship longtempered christians being the fifth in the series on- unveiling the angel in human life the fruit of the spirit is long- suffering but isnt it contrary to human nature to endure wrongs patient ly unveil the angel it is worthwhile to come to church stouffyjlle rjennonite church j rev e mover pastor sunday february 11th 1000 am sunday school 1100 am divine worship 230 pm youth bible drill 730 pm evangelistic thursday eve stouffville prayer meeting next week monday eve stouffville young peoples i come thou with us and we will do thee good numbers 10 29 stouffville christian church charles montgomery pastor miss nora stapleton organic i sunday february 11th 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 730 pmgospel service monday 730 pm teen age girls friday 7 pm childrens meeting friday 8 pm christian endeavour church hml sunday february 11th 200 pm bible school 300 pm divine jvorship beloved let us love one another for love is of god and every one that loveth is born of god and knoweth god a hearty welcome to all christ church anglican rev f herman rector sunday february 11th 200 pm sunday school 230 pm evening prayer everybody welcome second markham baptist church rev norman rowan pastor sunday february 11th 955 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship the henderson sisters will bring us special vocal selections at this service i will sing with the- spirit and i i will sing with the understanding also 1 cor 1415 tuesday at 8 pm prayer andpraise meeting the lord is good unto them that wait for him to the soul that seeketh him lamentations 3 25 we welcome you stouffville baptist church rev d macgregor pastor sunday february 11th 1000 am bible school j classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evening worship wednesday 8 pm prayer meeting you are invited to worship with us v melville bethesda and peachs churches rev r t chapin minister sunday february 11th regular services at all three appointments 1000 am peachs 1130 am melville 300 pm bethesda bethesda wms feb 8th at the home of mrs shaffer i melville yp feb 9th at the home of mrs forester peachs wms feb 13th at the home of mrs spang afternoon meetings at 230 even ing 8 oclock come and join us bloomington ringwood christian churches rev g w brown pastor sunday february 11th j 1100 am bloomington 230 pm ringwpod 730 pm altona mr roy brown will prech a welcome awaits you at these services gormley and bethesda mennonite brethren in christ church rev f huson pastor bethesda sunday february 11th preaching 1000 am gormijey sunday february 11th 2 pm 3 pm sunday school preaching mennonite churches dickson hill and mt joy rev s s hantz minister moottt jot sunday february 11th 1000 amsunday school 1100 am divine worship 730 pm evangelistic monday 7- pm sunshine gospel band tuesday 8 pm young peoples r sunday february lith 1000 anixdlvine worshlpvt 1100 am sunday schooi stouffville united church rev douglatdavis minister sunday february 11th 1000ajn sunday school 1100 am divine worship 730 pm evening praise thursday 230 plm the wms wlllmeetatthe home of mrs f l button thursday 830 pmchoir practice god has not promised skies ai rways blue flowerstrewn pathways 11 our lives through god has not promised sun without rain v joy without sorrow peace without pain but god has promised strength for the day rest for the labour light for the ill way grace for the trials help irom unfailing sympathy undying love 1 -v- 4v54s4iiv