The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

the tribune stouffville ont thursday june 12 1947 top crop hybrid seed corn has dozens of satisfied growers toi crop 615 strongly recommended for silage because of its leafiness and height top crop 606 a very popular strain will produce ma ture grain but can always be relied on for a good silage crop top crop 355 this grain corn had made top crop famous has heavy yellow long cobs top crop hybrid seed corn it is put up in sealed 1 bushel bags treated with semesan jr against plant diseases reliable brand open pollinated seed corn this corn is selected by us for its reliability is is grown from registered seed and every precaution is taken to insure a good crop glow glow old learning wisconsin no7 sweepstakes swede turnips registered canadian laurentain tur nip the market turnip feeding varieties canadian gem perfection irish king lord derby jumbo mangels stivers golden gate post mammoth long red red leviathan giant white sugar mangel garden seeds and box plants stiver bros local and personal happenings stoifkville business mexj mrs- robert hynes torontqspent i george lawson was home from mr and mrs bolton slack were an important meeting of the the weekend with her mother mrs quebec last week on a brief visit to in kingston during the weekend stouffville business mens associa- david watson his mother here 1m- slack will join the teaching staff of one of kingstons high mrs henry hill and son and his jmr t- h some mistress at the schools this fall tion will be held in the municipal hall monday june icth at s pm i plan to attend wife all of newmarket were guests kirk house cnarlottetown js of mr and mrs e j davey on home on a visit to her mother mrs edward walls mr and mrs duncan heise of sundav toronto were weekend visitors in stouirville at the home of mr and the laue seclion q bow mr m t att j club are holding their ftrst tournament of the season this fri- messrs f i button and e a day evening june 13th at seven button also norman baker tried the o sharp which will take the lakes j f 0 mixed trebles the ladies will also hold an after- fishing in the haliburton during the weekend miss m beck who recentlv resign- stouffville horticultural society spring flower show june 17th picnic memorial park july 10th 1947 watch adv for further deeails charles lee former road superin tendent in uxbridge township and well known in stouffville has lo cated in the town of uxbridge where he purchased a house on reach street owned and occupied years ago by john combe now of claremont governor gives lions inspiring address speaking before the stouffville lions club on monday evening dr p b rynard of orillia district gov- enor inspired his listeners with a challenge to continue in their work of charity and welfare to be true to the christian doctrine and by united effort further the welfare of all mankind the lions interna tional has grown to be greatest ser vice club in the world with 325000 members in eighteen countries three hundred and twentyfive thousand men working together for the good of the less fortunate with no thought of personal gain was a great force he said he spoke of the great superstructure of canada ready to handle a much larger pop ulation and said he favored much greater imigration only one other country in the world has less popu- lation per square mile than canada and that is australia dr rynard dwelt at some length on the battle being waged in europe between the communist and christian doctrines and the way in which certain labor unions are controlled by commun ist agents the governor was introduced by deputy district governor fred thompson of newmarket one of the outstanding meetings of the wms of the united church was held last thursday afternoon in the church with the president mrs gunn in charge they were re minded of the rural gathering to be held on thursday june 12th at mt albert when mrs roger self presi dent of the dominion board will be one of the speakers it was decided to withdraw the meetings during july and august mrs kcampbell leader of her group presided dur ing the remainder of the program in which mrs rae led in the wor ship service and made a passionate appeal to each woman to take her place in standing in the breach to help bring a better way of life to women everywhere mrs neil smith reviewed the last chapter of the study book india at the thres- hold stressing the fact that every station and every type of work is understaffed and many rural areas are still untouched by missionaries of the gospel mrs campbell and mrs stewart stouller sang a duet the garden of prayer the wm s honored with a visitor mrs a e mitchell of vancouver who has been fiftyfive years in wms work and has lost none of her en thusiasm for this great cause she brought greetings from the most westerly province and spoke of the unity of purpose among members of the wms no matter where located she has been in close con tact with the work that has been done among the chinese and japan ese in bc and was on hand to bid farewell to many of our mission aries as they left canada for the orient a temperance play can the leopard change his spojts was given by mrs orchard mrs b san ders mrs atkinson and miss ban- nerman depicting the evils to which the young people of today are ex posed in beverage rooms cocktail bars and as it is being served in many private homes women were urged to use their influence to pro tect our young people from this great cause mrs campbell closed the meeting with prayer horticultural members are asked i nesday june isth for the reception to keep in mind the june flower of new members for the season show to be held in the united please come prepared to play at church basement on tuesday june 2 15 pm 17th see prize list in this issue noon tea at the club house on wed- f fronl i sffthvill take a similar position on the tor- the tribune office is open every tuesday and saturday evenings for banks stock markets school and government offices were closed on monday the kings birthday other- the convenience of our customers wise it was just another business and for receiving subscription re- day the 21th of may is observed newals j l a holiday in honor of the queens birthday something that was de termined some years ago and as a consequence the kings birthday is not generally recognized for what reason the financial world and gov ernment employees should recogniz ed the day is not clear there is always a certain amount of confu sion each year about the situation income taxpayers will be able to determine with a minimum of head ache the amount of tax they will pay on their earnings this year as a resiit of calculations included in the income war tax bill introduc ed in the commons last week and published in this issue retain this table and you can readily see the amount of tax you are liable for next january friends of mr and mrs bolton slack gathered on friday evening to honor this couple who are short ly to leave this community for their new home in kingston an evening dinner was enjoyed at vallevfield inn dicksons hill while the cou ple were given several presenta tions later in the evening at the home of dr and mrs neil smith boys and girls plan for camp the north york boys and girls camps will soon be swinging into full operation for another season yearly they take care of some five hundred boys and girls from all over the county the camps are usually of a ten day period with leadership well trained and exper ienced healthy wholesome meals are the first responsibility and they have good cooks they endeavour to have one adult leader for every ten campers this camp is operated under the direction of the ontario religious education council and is interdenominational in the 16 years it has been in operation there has been no major casualty camp dates are junior boys age 9 to 11 june 27 to july 1 boys age 12 years and up july 4 to 14 junior girls age 10 and 11 july 15 to 22 girls age 12 to 14 july 22 to 31 older girls 14 and up august 20 to 30 this is a splendid opportunity for boys and girls to get a good healthy holiday with a planned program supervised bathing and safe swim ming register early the boys with rev d davis and the girls with mrs walter atkinson of stouffville public school open air concert a school concert with an unusual and pleasing setting was enjoyed on friday evening by the parents and scholars of stouffville public school the program was staged on the front lawn from a large plat form decorated with apple blossoms little june smith a pupil of miss hosie made an efficient chairman and each number on the program seemed to mount with interest a mixed choir from grades iv and viii sang several selections and a rhythm band was developed out of grade 1 scholars the address of welcome by marie stover was well given then came a piano solo by joanne bodendistel followed by a cornet solo by an xpupil alice for syth songs were rendered by stu dents of grade 1 and an interesting address given by edna sanderson on the founding of stouffville pupils of grade ii rendered a com bination number in four parts and another xpupil gary lewis played an instrumental solo and other in strumental numbers came from helen paisley june smith and marion atkinson nancy barry provided an amusing speech entit led roller skating and sister grace spoke on tobacco there were trios double duet numbers and still another address this time by doreen ogden entitled alco hol a dumbell drill completed a very full program later the par ents were invited to visit the class rooms principal cedric watson and miss harlock miss brooks and miss hosie were responsible for the splendid arrangement while miss m beck was in charge of music which was a very successful part of the program a former resident of stouffville jack pennock aurora barber land- ed a big trout last weekend while miss corine king of ringwood fishing at lake simcoe the big who is completing four years as fellow tinned the scales at nine public school teacher at mt joy i pounds jack was along with bob will transfer to the agincourt snowball ken laushway and elgin school next term- wagg on the expedition mrs t gostick stouffville was in toronto this week attending the funeral of her sisterinlaw sarah onto stair her ability as a teacher katherine wright who passed away of music was brought to the fore at her home on friday june th last friday evening at the school the deceased was the wife of wil- concert where the scholars made ham wright who will be remem- such a good showing during that bered as a former pickering twp part of the entertainment resident interment was in pine hills cemetery the local baptist church was very well represented at the annual eighty students obtained their association meeting held in fene- years standing at toronto normal ion falls wednesday last week school on their term work thus with afternoon and evening ses- 1 evading the necessity of writing sions rev graham reive pastor of final examinations last week the mount albert and queensville was paper stated only eight were thus elected chairman for the ensuing so fortunate among the students year i obtaining this excellent standing j were bud sanderson eileen wei- malcolm albright and bruce hill don and vera king from this local- a couple of young men from the 5th i ity good going we say concession north claremont left on i tuesday for western canada where over twentyfive were present to thev intend to spend the summer enjoy the recital and social hour at probably do a bit of farming be- the home of miss myrtle l watson fore thev return j atcm last saturday afternoon when her pupils rendered piano mr and mrs lambert h malloy s a cil from their work of leaside motored to new york after the recital june smith on be ted their english bride who iv a lov serving tray returned to laguardia field hv l w their best wishes for which city recently to meet fo ralph la of lh pupils presente stevens and his english bride who jsj wu a lov sei returned to laguardia field byfv3bl wishes for plane from london england after im watson expresses to each one several days in ontario ralph and 3lncele t his wife will leave for fort nelson bc where tie is stationed with the permanent air force final week of camp this is the final week for the pikes peak camp meetings which conclude this coming sunday with morning afternoon and evening meetings big youth rally friday night while weather conditions have not been all that were desired the attendance has been splendid mr huson pastor reports last maikhani purchases hall site markham village council last week authorized the purchase of a lot on the robinson property adjacent to the cnr for the erec tion of a community hall at such time as labor and materials are available the site purchased for a hall in markham is identical with the lot purchased by the stouffville municipal council for the same pur pose in that both lots are adjacent to the railway neither town how ever is contemplating erection of sunday forty persons knelt at the any ha immediately under the nravpr nltnr and over sixtv durine x ii i prayer altar and over sixty during the entire meetings everybody is invited to attend so mr huson hopes that with this invitation friends will increase to greater numbers the entire household effects be longing tb mrs willis monkhouse will be sold by auction at the resi dence in the east end of stouffville on saturday of next week june 21 at the same time three good build ing lots will be offered which are adjacent to the place of sale also a frame house now on the property on the 3rd of uxbridge south of goodwood this house can be mov ed on skids list of household arti cles to be offered by mrs monk- house will be printed in this paper next week present inflated building prices rev freeman f boothby and his wife left town on monday after spending several days here at the home of mr and mrs h malloy and with other friends they started their journey homeward to everet washington intending to make several stops enroute mr boothby is a native of altona and his wife was a miss lynn of goodwood be sides many relatives they enjoy the friendship of many homes where they have retained contact clown through the years mr boothby is a retired methodist minister youml enjoy having your picnic at jacksons point park lake simcoe swimming boating lockers athletic fields inside pavilion in case of rain to insure full facilities book in advance for further information write wire or phone frank prior jacksons point pg lake simcoe ont lawn mowers repaired sharpened electric acetylene welding w j smith located at international motors phone res 3002 shop 290 here are bins and shelves brimful of the choicest foods for your table products that will bring you big returns in appetizing healthful meals shop here today and everyday we deliver economy bread 2 for isc butter pound 53c ruby whole unpeeled apricots 28 oz 34 sweet mixed pickles penn 16 oz jar 29 q t pie crust pkg 19 campbells veg soup 10 oz tin 11 pineapple marmalade me 24 oz jar 41 appie juice mitchells 48 oz 25 frenchs prepared mustard 6 oz jar 10 grapenuts flakes 2 large pkgs 29 kelloggs corn flakes 2 12 oz pkgs 25 3 8 oz pkgs 25 quaker muffets 2 pkgs 17 champion dog food 2 15 oz tins 27 fruits and vegetables golden ripe bananas lb 14 texas grapefruit 80s 4 for 29 carload groceteria under new management we deliver ph 280 john matthewson prop legion news district b meeting at aurora sunday june 15 all members will meet at the post office at 915 am dress berets and medals or service ribbons there will be a church parade at 1030 am lunch after church parade business meeting in the afternoon we expect a large turnout orchid op the week according to the radio commenta tor on station ckdo oshawa the stouffville tribune won the orchid of the week in their judgment for best editorial the subject was this papers comment on dealing with the dumping problem in the district a matter that has municipal officials worried in town and country be cause of the contemptible tactics of mr john public this oshawa station ckdo broad casts every sunday afternoon at 4 oclock the home news from the district east and those who listen in tell us the station is really easy to find around 1240 on your dial while the reception is excellent al though visit with the neighbors is a new program it is gaining in interest and popularity if you wish to hear stouffville and clare mont news over the air tune in next sunday waw v dooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooc prompt appliance service that job didnt take long nor cost much but what a difference it makes in running the household to have every electrical appliance working right for prompt economical appliance service call 366 stouffville radio electric poe 3c6 ratcuo bik stouffville