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the tribune stousviile ont thursday august 7th 1947 central feed store phone 277 for prompt delivery special mccormackdeering binder twine 600 ft shell stock spray climax bug killer oyster shell and grit we have in stock a complete line of marmill dairy hog and poultry feeds feeding molasses bulk or in drums cod liver oil coal orders are being filled in order that they were given s58b itei fc ulsi 7 r claremont mission circle organized sixty years k tht 9 ha thankotfering meeting in xov church mission circle marked thejber check violations lords dav act ontario attorney general leslie blackwell has asked ontario pro vincial police to keep a tight check on violations of the lords day act blackwell request was made in a bath circular letter received recently by ontario provincial police all over the province the letter mentions particularly amusement park oper ators riming games or rides for a fee on sundays and merchants sell ing procerias or fruit on the sab- t5 iikj tjva 1 diamond jubilee of the organniza tion with a special meeting held in the church the president mrs evans ward presided present for the pccasion was miss gertie mor gan daughter of the only charter member of the circle still living mrs minnie morgan of toronto mrs morgan was unable to attend the meeting due to illness a cor- age was presented to miss morgan on behalf of her mother and to re tiring secretary mrs r e forsyth in a dramatic test to determine the easiest and safest way for ditching aircraft in distress a flying fortress a drone plane with no one aboard is guided mother plane top to ditching area in gulf of mexico in cen tre the drone comes splashing down exactly as planned at bot tom rescue crews stand by while the flying fortress settles and testing equipment is taken from it official us air force photo tires here are top flights plus feature 1 balanced jtrucfuro gives maximum milcago 2 continuous frood givas smooth performance 3 vawtoolh safety hood for maximum skid control 4 added milooaa buih hi with lafoxdippod cord 331t47 construction order now at stouffville arage chrysler plymouth and fargo trucks stoufiville out ph 272 travelling library books fiction homemade banners allen deeper the heritage elwood the lieutenants lady aldrich of human bondage maughan unless two be agreed pedlar the happy mountain chapman the wise in heart hendall blood brother arnold forgive us our trespasses douglas survival bottome a hanful of silver doreen wallace there is today lawrence four great oaks mcnaughton perchance to dream shipman the eagles gather caldwell doctor hargreaves assistant comstock slade deeping the broken face murders teilhet the secret of dr kildare brand stronger than fiction wallace return to the range i westland powder valley vengeance field drawback to murder barber robbers roost grey native of pefferlaw died ix oshaava mrs frank robinson who died in oshawa last week at the age of gs years was born in pefferlaw i scott township a daughter of i sarah jane and william council i she was a roman catholic in faith i and lived at londford mills and i orillia before locating in oshawi u years ago xon- fiction ojibway melody symons our old home town dobbin farmer takes a wife gould the roosevelt i knew perkins three came home keith not by bread alone stefansson brave harvest haig a canadian doctor in west china smith homer watson miller north africa speaks rosa forget your age steincrohn the islanders foster how to like an englishman thompson during the fifty years it is in teresting to note that there have been only four presidents mrs dan forsvth lsst1919 mrs a m push 19191929 mrs jas coates 1929193g37 mrs evans ward 1930 dtuing this time there have been a great many officiating as vice presidents mrs alfred tracey was the first the next on the re cord book was mrs fred farmer who served for eight years then followed mrs jas paterson mrs a memorial service was conduct- gibbons mrs rev jas grant ed in honor of those members who mrs robt brvan mrs rev had departed between the years mann mrs jas coates mrs v h 193 and 19 it and their names were willison mrs g m forsvth mrs read out by mrs jas coates a solo rev harton and mrs evans shadows was rendered bv mrs ward f binsted and the benediction tne lim secretary was miss mary pronounced by mrs evans ward w followed bv mrs joshua following the meeting a social hour nwkiv ml frod farmer is vrs was enjoyed by those present and m thos ateron for 10 vrs and centered around a lovely birthday m r e forsvth who teen cake decorated in pink white and ivf silver and gracing an attractive k bedecked table i jll jln barry was the first treasurer followed bv mrs joshua an interesting portion ot the af- m m jas paterson mrs ternoon program was the historical giobcms who served for 23 vears review of the circle from t 1ss until m teo richardson for six years 1 given by mrs jas coates and m mr for nine vears mrs r e forsvth mrs coates a few of the charter members were mrs gibbons and mrsminnie morgan and both were present for the golden jubilee ten years ago onlv one survives mrs morgan when mr innpany returned to 0th wero ml rev e fa canada for his first fur lough after dadson mrs d forsvth mrs al- almost ten years of difficult pionjjj tracey mrs reading covered the first fifty year and mrs forsyths the latter ten historical sketch of the claicinont mission circle eering in india he set to work with the same zeal to enlist the sym pathy and suport of the women of ontario and quebec in behalf of indias women and children ln ml geo bundv aml mrs is0 came the formation of the jj womans missionary societies of in 1903 the ladies of the circle receiving permission of the church joshua bundy mrs wm evans mrs reuben besse sr miss mary watson mrs richard ward mrs john barry mrs- silvanus sharrard mrs robt ontario and quebec during the pastorate of rev e w dadson at claremont the wo men of the claremont church were called together and the soeietv or ganized on march 14th 1ss7 the purpose was to give the gospel to the telegn women and children in collected funds for the building of the kitchen at the back of the vestry which stands as a memorial of their spirit of cooperation in 1922 the circle gave g6 for kitchen and church repairs and in 192t i 21221 for repairs to the church india and to establish missions in i and parsonage destitute places in our own land the money contributed to be equal ly divided between home and for eign missions the minutes of the first ten years are supposed to have been on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary there were eighty visi tors and 21 members it was not the privilege of all the members to attend the conven tions but excellent reports are for the sake of good clean sport for every age group in stouffville and immediate district for boys and girls that was the reason for the formation of the stouffville athletic club they have made memorial park the busiest place in town this summerthey hope to make the arena the busiest spot this winter this summer the stouffville athletic club has organized three baseball teams for boys and one soft- ball team for girls they have provided these teams with uniforms and provided the men to coach them in addition the club has assisted in bettering the baseball facilities in the park aside from baseball and softball the game of tennis has been revived members of the club have re novated the courts and spent considerable time and money in placing this corner of the park at the disposal of tennis players young and old plans are to carry this same program into the arena this winter with organized hockey teams from the bantam group up this work has hitherto been neglected to some extent its a great work to support it the organization is holding a carnival and dance in stouffville next wednesday evening august lth at which they will give away over 500 in valuable prizes including a new deluxe westinghouse refrigerator in addition they are bringing to town for a onenight stand that famous name in old time dance bands george wade and his corn huskers lost in the forsyth fire at north brought back bv the delegates claremont so that our information the social activities consist of en- for that period is very limited i te uxbridge whitevale and through reliable information how stouffvlle circles and the mission ever we learn that the following i ban of the united church also officers were elected at the inau- mission band and junior con- gural meeting president mrs dan g members forsyth vice president mrs alfred t years agot here were 39 tracey secretary miss mary wat names on the membership rollnow son treasurer mrs john barry rhere areonly 25 eleven members although few in number perhaps have passed away in the last ten not more than fifteen these women years others have left the commun- this advertisement contributed by jzu were filled with zeal and enthusi asm in the great enterprise of shar ing tlie gospel with their sisters in india the earnestness of these women was exemplified by the fact that in the first year of its organ ization a mother and her daughter mrs and miss carrie newman con tributed 1950 out of their meagre finances through this contribu tion they were able to send 15 to both the home and foreign socie ties in october of the first year just seven months after its organ ization for several years follow ing this they sent 20 to each society the money was not raised by freewill contributions as a good deal of our money is today but the circle and the band worked toge ther in giving the mission band concert and was one of the out standing events of the year the first contribution to the work in grande ligne was made in 1889 when 750 was sent followed by a box valued at 23 in 1891 as early as 1895 the annual offering for the north american indians was taken up mrs fred farmer and mrs wm graham were the first collec tors previous to 191g the meetings were held in the school room of the church the first meeting to be held in a home was feb 2gth 1916 joshua bundy invited the circle to meet in her home but it was not until october 191s that it decided to hold regular meetings in the homes i and mrs bundy again became the first hostess the executive met first in 1919 to draft a program for the whole year knowing that not until they had a part in the work and a deep and intelligent interest in it could every woman become acquainted with every phase in the work fol lowing this the group system was adopted when every woman had a definite part in the program mrs gibbons one of the charter mem bers had the honor of being made the first life member of tne circle by mrs geo found mrs found was at one time a member i f the church following in inspiring map taik on home missions given by mrs king mrs richard ward made herself a life member in 1922 j this proved a great stimuliis tu the women in both finances and missionary education it maie it possible to make i of the members life members of either the home or foreign societies and one of these mrs gosuek is a golden jubilee mrunerand mrs augustine a diamond jubilee member one of the most outstanding meetings of each year since 1920 is the open meeting when the men of the church heln with the pro gram the board of the- church gave the society the privilege of having one sunday morning service during the year at which time sev eral of the missionaries mrs klochkoff mis robinon m pries miss maybee miss janet holme and mrs dingate spoke j another feature of the work is the ity stouffville floral roses wedding bouquets funeral desisns cut flowers milt smith prop mayfair restaurant monday thru friday 8 am 11 pm saturday 8 am 12 pm sunday 11 am 8 pm jt cant jo stouffville sand gravel limited are prepared to suppy your requirements of crushtd gra vel sand concrete gravel pit run delivered or at the bin plant pbonr 5820 office phone 370