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the tribune stouffville ont thursday may 27 1948 altona vandorf oouitatinitv hae misses bettv da vu and heen c j t n t fadil attend- dickinson alio mwnd mrs mervyn mr an mrs h griffith spent the mr and mrs o m madiil atend bunker had sunday dinner with houily weekend at the home of engagements ed th mr last mr child spen their irer anniversary of mrand sy at toronto one day 1mr and mrs fletcher goudie i mrs gerald pointon and and miss marjorle madilljmotliercraft las day e holiday weekend with parents mr and mrs 031 madii the yp met at the home of miss edna byer of stouffville on tues day evening the altona wi are going to vatefuilv received funds to hostesses u south ontario branch- tag day satur- es at their district annual convenea oi tion to be held on june 8th in clarejday may snn mothers do you krov that on advice from our nurse the babies grow strong happy and contented endless little problems reviewed by nurse can lie easily solved re- mr arid mrs vvm kingdon miss ruth oliver visited with friends in hamilton over the week end misses jean and audrey switzer of toronto spent the weekend with united church at 3 oclock their parents mr and mrs h aj switzer mrs j loveless of markham is visiting at the home of her daugn- the engagement is announced of grace adeline daughter of the utei mr and mrs e a moore of uxj bridge to william roy wood son of mr and mrs arthur wood of stouffville the marriage to takej place saturday june 26 in melville home rendered peas standard quality 20 o size can smoked fillet fresh fillets salmon steaks scotch kippers pair side bacon smoked back and peameal smoked ham picnic hams boneless picnics cottage rolls smoked member next saturflay all contribu- mrs h wnite sundav visitors with mr and mrs wm kingdon were miss erma moffatt and mr cameron cole of toronto mr and mrs r e greig and family of toronto were saturday i visitors of mr and mrs h awhite i and family miss florence king of aurora wa a weekend visitor of her grandpar- ems mr and mrs h- a switzer several members of the womens i institute journeyed by bus to noble- j ton on friday morning to attend the i district annual convention those i attending were mrs f van xostrand mrs a van xostrand mrs h a white mrs h a switzer mrs sleeth mrs avlett mrs c ball mrs i xiddery mis f preston mrs c pattenden mrs a pattenden mrs h dewsburv mrs fred avis mrs g richard son mrs h hillary mrs c powell and miss l carroll the yy association will meet at the home of mrs k bacon on wednesday june 2nd the topic missionary will be given bv mrs cale and mrs moddle roll calla place paul visited on his missionary journey hostesses mrs a van xostrand mrs c pattenden mrs e foster mr and mrs stanley rowbotham and shirley of port credit spent the weekend with mr and mrs fred grant mr and mrs herb oliver mrs percy allin and fred allin attended the funeral of mrs ezra atkinson at stayner on wednesday 12c 39c 35c 48c 25c 63c 70c 57c 47c 53c 62c oboyles meat market oldest mennonite church in kitchener to hove 40000 addition building of a s 10000 addition to the first mennonite church in kit chener will start shortly building plans were approved by the bible school board of the ontario men nonite church bishop c f der- stine is the pastor the first men nonite church is the oldest city church its history reaches beyond denominational lines and its fa thers were the pioneers of water loo county unique in the new building will be a soundproof mothers room with loud speaker facilities the auditorium will take care of audi ences up to 1200 stouffville we deliver phone 3501 lemonville we were very happy to see dr and mrs wicks and family again occupying their home here over the tekend mr and mrs francv visited with mr and mrs s w hastings on sunday mrs luella harwood of toronto spent the weekend at the home of her son fred harwood mrs neigborn and daughters spent the weekend at their home here mr and mrs herb hood of tor onto were weekend visitors at the homes of mr and mrsfred timbers and mr and mrs hood sunday school will again be held in the church at 215 each sunday afternoon all are welcome mr and mrs wm cake and fam- ily spent the weekend at canadian keswick mr and mrs topper and family for real results trv the tribune visited with mr and mrs e cook classified adv columns on the holiday atha visitors over the holiday with mrs l hoover and verne were mr and mrs lloyd turnbull and gary mr and mrs ken waters of toronto also mr and mrs blake vanzant from lakeview three cabinet ministers i will address these liberal meetings may 29th whitby town hall rt hon james g gardiner minister of agriculture will also visit jersey cattle show in the afternoon jlne 3rd port perry high school oshawa mtisonic temple hon d c abbott kc minister of finance june 5th oshawa armories hon d c howe minister of trade and commerce it s pm s pm s pm lyman gilford libera candidate amlklmo candidate will also address these meetings all voters are cordially invited to attend messages from these cabinet ministers dunn provincial and hear important vote duxx on june 7th vote g1pkord on june 8th 4 sr i wmtitoewbles lynn vallev standard quality lima beans 15c ontario new crop head lettuce available this weekend i oral large hunches radishes 2 for 1 5 cobinit ion grade spy apples 3 lbs 29 garden boy cello pkg salad mix pkg 19 messina size too lemons 5 for 13 california valencia oranges several sizes to choose from ontario good cooking no 1 potatoes 10 lbs 49 type chill l onion jte spanish 2 lbs bc wiiiesap size 125s apples for new green firm head caituvce lb 2 jio heinz pure tomato ketchup 25c heinz meats fruits and vegetable infant foods 3- 25c kellogs rice krispies 2 29c habitant french style pea soup 2 27c bath size cake lie camay soap dreft mecormicks plain or salted jersey cream sodas c 13c concentrate javex cak package 17c 30c 14c priors with pectin raspberry jam heinz prepared spaghetti 2 white swan toilet tissue 3 choice quality culverhouse pears henley c noice prune plums 2 fresh ground as sold richmello coffee redglo choice tomato juice 2 horsey blended juice 2 edgewater choice tomatoes aylmer choice sliced peaches aylmer choice diced beets 2 24 07 jat 3 ox im rolli m oi tin m oj ru jo oi tin x it tin 23 o tin vj 07 tin jo oi tin 29c 30c 24c 29c 51c 25c 27c 24c 28c 19c atu merchandise sold at your do minion store is unconditionally guar anteed to give 100 satisfaction values effective until closing saturday may th dominion siokrs iimitrn alm1ra mr and mrs john dix of mark- ham called on mr and mrs john timbers on sunday mr and mrs peter stiekley also mr and mrs norman jarvis and john barnard of peaches had din ner sunday with mr and mrs geo hilts and vera of gormley mr joe winger of maple visited sunday with mr and mrs george cober mr and mrs andy forson ring- wood had supper sunday with mr and mrs mansell timbers mr and mrs chas conner ac companied mr and mrs gospel of toronto to fordwich for the holt gihls achievement day at scndeklaxi last saturday may 20th thir teen clubs in ontario county attended achievement day at sun derland sixtylive girls success fully completed the project the supper club and received a beau tiful teaspoon for their work while each club leader received two spoons in the morning session the girls took part in planning supper menus and judging tea biscuits and menus each girl exhibited tea biscuits and a record book in which their club activities had been noted in the afternoon session which was open to visitors and mothers each club gave a demonstration or day also misses doris marjorie and skit and a three minute talk on the marion and mr neil conner spent monday at richmond hill fair keeping records up to date among the many daily routine tasks that have to be done on the farm that of keeping the records of the farm business should not bo neglected says mr f k b stewart department of agricultural econo mics ontario agricultural college if not done on a daily basis entries should be made when the transaction either cash outlay or receipt is well within the memory of the operator it is always diffi cult to recall detail unless a man has an unusual aptitude for that sort of thing we are not suggesting that a farmer should have such an elabor ate system of bookkeeping that in order to handle it he must be come an accountant rather than a farmer but we do feel that it has been time well spent when at the end of the year a farmer can look over the receipts and expenditures and see just where his hard earned money has gone accounts may suggest where savings can be made in talking with men who have kept records for a number of years we find no set rule to follow some suggest a small note book and a pencil carried in the overall pock- et others a scribbler in some con- vicnt place in the kitchen or a file j whore bills are placed immediately upon their receipt keeping these records consciont- iously is primarily a matter of est ablishing the habit which once acquired soon becomes second nat ure to quote one farmer we inter viewed it is part of my daily routine and i wouldnt think of farming without keeping records this man we know follows the scribbler system at the end of each week entries are made in the regu lar farm account book which is de signed and distributed by the dept of agriculture economics oac less than three minutes a day is the time he considers spent at this and from the summary of his bus iness we know it to be a sizeable lone another man asked the question did you ever put a ten dollar hill in your pocket and at the end of three days try to recall what you have clone with it in some cases it may still be there like the fly in the scotchmans purse but in too many cases on the farm it will have been spent on sharpening a mower knife fixing a shackle on the car or replacing any number of other small items if these are not recorded it may well make one wonder why that large volume o business that meant so much hard work hasnt resulted in as impres sive a bank balance as you expected ontario agricultural college club exhibit miss florence eadie superintend ent of homemaking clubs from ttie wi branch of the dept of agricul ture of toronto was in attendance and gave the girls many helpful hints on their exhibits and demon strations congratulations are due miss marion hart home economist and coach of ontario county wiio planned such an interesting achieve ment clay for the girls goodwood goodwood wa meeting will he held on thursday juno 3rd at the home of mrs nettle at 230 pm devotional mrs e tindall pro gram mrs a hall all ladies wel come mr and mrs morley symes are moving this week to their new home which they built in stoulf- ville this couple are sure to be missed in our village and we regret their removal very much appar ently mr symes could not get a suitable building lot in goodwood hence he was forced to go to a neighboring municipality he em ploys several goodwood men in his carpentering work norman mayo has sold his farm here and has moved to claremont for the present marvin has left ftome to live in toronto our village gardener mr walters has sold his property here to walter dancock who with his wife are wel come new comers to goodwood mr walters has purchased a property in birchclilf we understand that mrs dancock will take active inter est in the library with mrs wagg the house vacated by mr and mrs morley symes is being occupied by mr and mrs russel dowswell who are welcome new residents in the village they are no strangers of course having always lived within a mile of the place now while we are handing out welcomes here is one for mr and mrs bert tindall as well they have purchased the house formerly owned by william beard who is moving to canning- ton we are pleased to report steady progress in the recovery of our township clerk john ashenhurst he is home from hospital much im proved gardening is the order of the day with everybody doing their bit certainly it will not be long before we get all the lettuce we want for next to nothing instead of the high prices exacted by the groworsaggra- vated by high cost of coal and wages tinder hot house conditions many of our residents spent the 24th at their summer cottages on the various lakes in the north mr and mrs clifford reicl mon treal spent the holiday with mr and mrs j f held miss davi teacher at oakville spent the holiday with her mother mrs sam davis interest in the election is not very keen in fact there was more talk last week aout the vinegar bud get from ottawa when politic was being discussed at all send friends the tribune to absent