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the tribune stooffvofe ont thursday april 10 1947 stivers farm supply store a few of the items that make our store an uptodate farm supply store a complete line of quaker fulopep feeds purina chows blatchfords calf meal and peelets j1illfeeds bran shorts and middlings sanitation products chekrfect pigtab granules chekrtabs pigemia chlorena powder insect oh toilets chowmix feeds chowmix egg chowniix growing western grain oats garden seeds garden fertilizers kwm seeds alfalfa seed redclover seed alsike seed timotiy seed pasture seeds seed grain seed oats barley wheat and peas yuu fertilizers salt lime oyster shell grit bone meal br hess clark stock condltioneer and tonic stiver bros farrs elevator claremont rune llw office res 38j atasier chick starter is reliable cafeteria poultry hashes peal moss sheumaker 75 cwt order your fence now i tufa fjave a car load oats barley wheat peas for seed ctewseed no 1 meadow fescue failed announcement as to services brome kentucky mrs jas ratcliff is spending a couple of weeks with her daughter mis harold nichol at hagersville miss florence barke of toronto was a holiday visitor with mrsjohn lee second st the stouilville baotist church is holding a week of services starting sunday april 20th the guest preacher will be rev capt j f holliday ba mr holliday will be remembered as the speaker at the remembrance day service last nov ember a time of spiritual blessing is being anticipated look for a de- horticultural members who have not sent in their choice of premiums yet are asked to let the secretary m mertens know as soon as passi ble mr and mrs cliff barkey were down from wiarton for a few days visiting their respective homes here they left on the return trip tues day morning mr and mrsgeo lee left on tues day morning for a visit in roanoke virginia they travelled with mr and mrs g b richardson and son boyer who have been here from the us visiting the lee home the trip by motor is between 700 and soo miles respect for foreign king the government flag was flown at half mast over the post office on sunday april 6th occasion the funeral of the late king of greece this recognition was shown the late sovereign in all places across can ada where government offices are maintained mr and mrs bert bell have re turned from a trip to new york state where they visited at the heme of their daughter i e a grubin ro optometrist will be at his office in stouffvule on monday april 14th miss lillian piper miss huckisli and mr bill bellfountaine all of toronto were weekend guests at the home of mrs c cadieux miss ann lehman of montreal spent easter sunday with mr and mrs john lehman erma young toronto was visit ing her mother mrs alex grubin over easier easter weekend guests at the home of mr and mrs thos jenn- ings were mr and mrs j hamilton and mrs doris johnson and heather of toronto mr and mrs james alexander of toronto and mr r h plato and daughter kay of comber were guests with mr and mrs l c- murphy over the weekend mrs geo storey and her sister mrs margaret morton spent the easter holiday in new york city veodf milking machines coolers liicoe fertilizer asphalt shingles and salt stouffvule horticultural society planning time for gardens- mi flower beds start to get ready for flower show and subjects next week s siouffvdle floral roses wedding bouquets funeral designs cut flowers milt smith prop quebec shavings a car load of shavings arrived at the local depot this week consigned to the brome lake ducks stbuff- ville and are being rushed to the farm east of town the shipment came all the way from st john quebec in bales and weighed 19 tons it is believed to be the first car lot of shavings ever shipped into this station however the new industry of brome lake ducks makes such material in large quan tity necessary only about 100 feet of the new 400 foot long building being constructed on the farm is completed but the contractors are expected to rush the work immed- ately especially since thousands of young ducklings now hatching are about ready for the new quarters easter choral festival and sunday services draw largo attendance despite rather inclement weather the annual easter choral festival given by the choir of the stouffvule united church drew a large attend ance on good friday evening as did the special services on sunday morning and evening the good friday evening concert has become an annual musical treat which local music lovers look forward to in in creasing numbers in addition to choral numbers the program fea tured a male quartette comprised of carl boadway percv stover john hammersley and delbert booth a ladies trio of mrs m murphy miss jean hosie and miss winifred davis and solo numbers by mrs g kel- lington mrs robt bone mr carl boadway mr delbert booth and mr john hammersley mr l c murphy conducted the choir and mrs chas nolan presided at the organ sparkling comedy gets headlines in london paper embro continuation school in the london district staged a fine comedy last week entitled it cant be done carmen e powell former principal of stouffvule and now principal at embro personally supervised the comedy and those who remember him will know how well he could be master of cere monies for such an occasion illus trated with nearly a half page of pictures the london free press said in part the embro continua- tion school sparkling comedy was staged at the annual commence ment and will be repeated an ex ample of school enterprise the pro duction gave every pupil in the school a part the play was under direction of principal cepowell it was the culmination of weeks of hard work and was capably handled mr al greenwood new toronto and former east end merchant here was in town over the weekend mrs greenwood has been spending a week at the home of her parents mr and mrs john ashenhurst goodwood attend the wms quilting this friday afternoon in the basement of the united church a lot of good work will be accomplished and all women who possibly can are invit ed to have a hand in it miss muriel spofford from kirk- land lake is spending easter holi days with her mother mrs- robt spofford the stouffvule junior hockey club wish to acknowledge the receipt of a fine donation of 10 from dr s t bodendistel of this town while the club has never solicited donationsa number backed the local executive in this tangible manner although the expenses in curred in operating the o h a entry this year have been heavy the seasons financial finish looks quite favorable thanks to a num ber of such donations as that men tioned above and the fine efforts of the members of the team them selves going through the year in such winning fashion mayfair restaurant monday thru friday 8 am 11 pm saturday grocer m oalystea 8 am 12 pm weddings wagg woodland a quiet wedding was solemnized at the home of rev e morton on saturday april 5 1947 in the pre sence of the immediate families when janet woodland was united in marriage to vincent earl wagg both of stouffvule the bride looked lovely in a dress of printed silk jersey with matching accessories she was attended by mrs leo wagg who also wore a printed silk jersey dress mr leo wagg brother of the groom was best man the reception was held at the brides home afterwards the bride and groom left amid showers of confetti easter guests with mr and mrs ergood were mr and mrs gordon hall and family kitchener mr and mrs chas s mackechnie and son toronto and the misses ruby e good rn elspeth turner rn and ethel griuley rn all of tor onto the open meeting in connection with the proposed tb survey to be conducted by the local lions club in conjunction with other towns and which was postponed a week ago owing to weather conditions will be held at the stouffvule high school this coming monday even ing april 14th mr arthur harding fenelon falls is still a bed patient at his home in the northern town his barbering business there is not operating during the interval bank clerks and school students and teachers had the edge on people of other occupations monday as this was a public holiday ror them whereas all other lines of business were functioning in town as usual curlers the members of the stouffvule i curling club are asked to assemble at the club house this fridav night at s oclock to hear the years fin ancial report and complete the business of the season just closed mrs robson nichols is in town staving at the home of her daughter and soninlaw dr and mrs freel mrs nichols who is 87 flew from vancouver she found it necessary however to break the trip by stay ing over in winnipeg a couple ot days miss ted hoover spent the holi day weekend at her home mr and mrs clark dorothy and cameron of peterboro spent the weekend with mr and mrs frank rowbotham weekend guests with mrs robt young were mr and mrs frank young of aurora and mr and mrs lawrence dack of toronto mr and mrs harold sanders and children of weston were weekend guests at the home of his parents mr and mrs hwsanders mr and mrs archie niel and utile daughter of toronto spent good friday with mr and mrs frank baker work started mond- morning on cleaning the accumulation of sand and dirt from the main street pave ment that had gathered there over the winter season after the new fire truck arrives the town will have its own truck for removal of dirt when they take over the pre sent chemical truck at the fire hall that will be released when the new equipment arrives sunday 10 am 8 pm commencing 4th of may 1917 sanderson brillinger on saturday april 5 in stouff vule a quiet wedding was solem nized at the home of the brides parents when beryl isabel brillin- ger daughter of mr and mrs walter c brillinger became the bride of robert lindsay sanderson son of mr and mrs william g sanderson rev douglas davis officiated the bride given in mar riage by her father wore a dusty rose silk jersey dress matching hat and naw accessories she carried a nosegay of white and rapture roses miss barbara brillinger sister of the bride was her only attendant wearing powder blue crepe with black accessories and a nosegay of daphne sweet peas and forget-me- nots russel prouse was best man the brides mother chose a navy crepe suit with navy carnations the grooms mother wore a brown printed silk with brown accessories and corsage of johanna hill roses for travelling the bride chose a grey wool suit trimmed with rus sian squirrel and navy accessories toronto daily newspapers will no longer nermit the news bovs selling papers in the evening to litter the streets with the wrandings both the star and telegram have written the reeve assuring him that the trouble will be remedied at once a container for old papers is being provided and the lad who fails to use it will not hold his job the newspaper in question will take care of the small charges incidental to keeping the papers burned from time to time wet cellars have been the thing the past week many reporting water seeping for the first time in years the absence of frost in the ground is no doubt the nrime cause for the soakage this spring plus the great depth of snow homes that are provided with good drainage have a real asset that is especially appreciated at this season of the year miss mabel edwards of the tor onto public school staff was the guest of her sister mrs win wad- dell overeasier holidays mr don chadwick and mr jack sinus were in ottawa and montreal for a day or two last week on a business trip in connection with the stouffvule machine tool works mrs smils and mrs chadwick accompanied them for the drive pastor of chalmers presbyterian church uxbridge rev robt mc- dermid will be honored with the degree of doctor of divinity this week the degree was conferred by knox college at its regular convoca tion on tuesday comparatively new in uxbridge mr mcdermid has a good following in the old estab lished church in the northern town the april meeting of the stouff vule womens institute will be held at the home of mrs h walsh on thursday april 17 at 230 oclock motto will be given by mrs t jenn ings roll call my garden experi ence agriculture and canadian industries is in charge of mrs f fairies reading will be given by mrs t baxter there will be ex change of perennial roots and appointing nominating committee for may meeting this is your in vitation pres mrs h malloy secy sadie stewart danforth bus lines daily service effective sept 29th toronto east bound read down brougham claremont pm sun hoi 945 1010 1020 1035 i03s 1040 1050 1100 1105 it15 1130 pm daily ex sun hoi 545 610 620 635 638 640 650 700 705 715 730 pm am am daily sun bx sat sun only hoi hoi 200 1000 915 225 1025 940 235 1035 950 250 1050 1005 253 1053 1008 255 1055 1010 305 1105 1020 315 1115 1030 320 1120 1035 330 1130 1045 345 1145 1100 west bound am am pm daily daily ex sun ex sun sun toronto hoi hoi hoi bay and dundas 845 945 200 danforth and luttrell 820 920 135 scarboro jet 810 910 125 malvern 755 855 110 browns cor 752 852 1 07 town line 750 850 105 cedar grove 740 840 1255 locust hill 730 830 1245 green river 725 835 1240 brougham xi5 815 1230 claremont 700 300 12 15 read up pm pm sat only 530 505 455 440 437 435 435 415 410 400 345 sun hoi 945 920 910 855 852 850 840 830 835 815 800 parchl express ox13s3 eastern standard time mrs hugh taylor foreign secretary of the dominion board of the wms of the united church of canada was the special speaker at the easter thankoffering meeting held in stouffvule united church last thursday afternoon with mrs gunn president in the chair mrs tavlor returned recently from africa where she went as a repre sentative from our church to the first postwar international mis sionary conference and therefore was well fitted to bring to us first hand information on her topic africa she had the privilege or visiting many parts of that land and of seeing living conditions in putlying districts which are still or the most primitive type mrs tay lor stressed the great desire of the people for education and the crying need of literature for those who have learned to read for the first time african delegates to this con ference were treated on an equality with representatives from eur opean and american countries we were given a vivid word picture or the progress being made at our mis sion stations in angola through the tireless efforts of our missionaries along evangelistic medical and educational lines native workers deserve great credit for carrying on the work so faithfully against great odds the program of the meeting was planned and carried out by the gtoup of which mrs riches and mrs percy stover are leaders mrs spofford rendered a solo accompanied by mrs c nolan mrs thomas assisted by mrs f l button gave an inspiring easter message in the worship service mrs hastings introduced the speak er in her usual capable manner and mrs clayton baker very fittingly expressed the thanks of the meet ing to all taking part visitors were present from out of town as well as local organizations at the close of the meeting refreshments were served in the schoolroom and a social hour was enjoyed contri buted salesmen for radio licenses were in town on good friday doing a housetohouse canvass since re newals for licenses were only due april 1st nobody had attended to the detail and the salesmen did a good business just what the gov ernment get out of this after paying men to race around the towns and villages collecting a paltry 250 at every door is not known to us but it certainly looks on the cheap side for the dominion government to have men out in this fashion those who did not procure their renewals at this time should do so without delay from issuers in town mowder house still for sale a home that was established dur ing the first great war was broken up last week when the household effects of the late mr and mrs jos mowder were sold by auction the two occupants of the home since the death of mrs mowder frank and mae found accommodation else where miss mowder has taken an apartment with mr and mrs birkett and frank is with mr and mrs grant turner who are just starting housekeeping on church street in the former williamson house at saturdays sale bidding for the property was not too brisk and the place did not come near the reserve bid the property is a solid brick in good repair well located and the absence of buyers who could obtain immediate possession was a surprise however there was private offers for the place before the sale and this kind of buyer will now have an opportunity to buy the new town maintenance man harry vanneno is now in his new employment and no doubt will do a good job as he is a splendid work er and very capable he will keep the pavement clean repair the leaks in water system should there be any and generally attend to the duties arising about town and which are the liability of the muni cipality easter services were well attend ed in the town churches and in those in the surrounding townships pastors of the various charges report too many in attendance were making their all too infre quent visit to church said one pastor we have the onces which means once a sunday and no more then we have the oncers for whom the term means once a year and no more brother passes suddenly mr charles r mcmullen union- ville brother of mrs harmon hoover of stouffvule passed away suddenly on tuesday april 1st while riding on a milk truck with the driver jack mccarthy on his milk route with silverwoods trans port mr mcmullen had not been in good health for some time though had often taken the trip to toronto with the milk truck on tuesday he seemed in usual health and was expecting to make the round trip as the truck was proceeding along the highway to ward markham at the tenth the passenger collapsed and was dead in a few minutes mr mcmullen was born at dun- barton in 1891 and had lived the greater part of his life at unionville he was a veteran of world war 1 he is survived by two brothers and one sister herman of union ville and ezra of toronto and edith mrs harmon hoover stouffvule the funeral was held friday from clondening funeral home with interment in st philips cemetery unionville welding electric acetylene general welding repairs certified welder our electric welder is portable w j smith located at international motors phone res 3002 shop 290 ionoc ion 301 tire repair service tires tubes bought sold exchanged car truck tractor implements vulcanizing and repairing done in our own shop new stems installed on car truck and tractor tubes tires treated with goodyear 100 solution all work guaranteed dealers disc international motors w d atkinson mcdeer agent 8touffv1ixb 30e30eioj ioi30c