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the tribune stouffvme ont thursday july 1 1948 iioiuiimiiiiaiiibrn mabbbarooabwmi bbubbbbb canning supplies be prepared for next winter with plenty of homecanned fruits and vegetables canning supplies are now on hand granulated sugar 875 cwt sealers jar rubbers zing rings certo clarks pork beans 2 15oz tins 25c rice 2 pounds 35c australian raisins 2 pounds 35c tip top fancy to mato juice 28oz 2 tins 28c diced beets 3 20oz tins 25c neilsons cocoa 1 lb tin 34c freshies make a delicious drink 5 pkgs 25c ratcliff co anuuuuiiiiaiiuiimuiniiuuiiiiiinuuuiiiiiidiiiiuiiiiiidiiiiiiiiiiiiqiiiiiiiiiiiinib germans unload ou currency a us mp has his hands full trying to hold back germans in frankfort as they sought to buy goods in a store before the deadline set for the issuance of new currency the allied an- cabin trailers 57500 brand new from the factory ideal for sportsmen or tradesmen chas ward stouffville ontario coop fence maste comes to you packed with the most complete line of accessories of any electric fencer yet offered 1675 complete with battery and accessories the coop fence master has the same mechanism and signal lights as found in more expensive fencers complete beautiful in appearance rugged in construction durable effi cient economical distinctive everything one could ask of an electric fence controller buy through coop jack williams pickering loose smut in wheat twp wins big draw i worrying farmers i f p i while most of the fields of at lions tarmval h whea are very v- mm i great manv farmers are disappoint- jack williams 9th concesor o vllil fa anl0u of loose smut pickering just east of stoutr wile showing since it headed out said was the lucky winner o the lions j agricultural representative w m ciub big draw en wednesday nigjm- cockburn on tuesdav the recent mr williams jucky ticket no 2iil rains anc winds have removed was drawn by mis helen lehman j to 0 the blackened mass of third prize winner in the beauty j but it will be easy to detect contest the prize was the choice off a e fa vet a bendix washer an electric range this is the second vear that cor- an electric refrigerator and a nell 595 variety of winter wheat tube radio we understand m- has been grown in york county williams has settled on the refng- he explained and the almost total erator absence of loose smut is remark- it was a luckv night for clare- able our agricultural represent- mont and vicinity all round for ative is urging all farmers to check the second and third prizes also closely on their wheat fields right were won bv claremont folks miss away and look up fields where e redman took the bicycle and mr suitable seed might be obtained bob baker the mantle radio tlielnames of most of the growers of balance of the prizes their winners cornell 3x3 have been listed at the and their doners are as follows agricultural office of newmarket watch from ken wagg a mcder- and lissts will be mailed to anyone milt port perry 10 cash from on request spotford co mrs a farthing i order to secure as wide a dis- stouitvule electric lamp from l e uibutiori as possible of this smut oneill mrs l feasby lxbridge resistance anyone having wheat of 3 vrs subscription stouffville tri- this varietv should advise the de- bune j w todd claremont i partment of agriculture new- camera from j k agnew ross market right away there are hill claremont bed lamp ben rax- thirtvthree contestants in the m lin ticket 2720 electric lamp bushel wheat club and most of j motors miss holden back- 1 fields were cornell nouncement that new money would be put into circulation to fit german economy into the recovery program prompted the stampede stouffville radio electric mrs ken betz stouffville so merchan dise harvev scheil mrs b tolten gormley 5 gal motor oil inter national motors miss h up car lamp stouffville motors chas stoiiffer fire extinguisher bell son graham markham hair brush wes boadway reg rennie pipe wrench henry ogden son m smith uxbridge hard ball mitt bver son del jenn ings billfold robt snowball mrs j oliver mt albert 21 lb bag of flour carload groceteria bene fraser stouffville- 10 lb roast of beef x- oboyle muriel lane s3 merchandise j m storey f gos- tick claremont s310 milk tickets maple leaf dairy m hoover stouffville 2 cash k r davis ticket 553g 3 r e curtis al barber milliken 2 harold forsyth elinore keyes shadow lake s2 cash 5c to 1 store mrs m anderson stouffville shirt harry golden c bell rri stouff ville rear view mirror holden sons x mclean stouffville oil grease change w g garrett son ticket 132 back view mirror hamilton auto supply stan slack goodwood motor rug mole motor sales i wagg st catharines 5 voucher westend meat market ticket 3003 casting rod ken laush- way w booth stouffville 3 voucher stouffville planning mili bill evans musselmans lake grocery voucher d hodgins geo longhurst mt albert qt thermos ticket 1s3s gal thermos mrs j storey stouffville fog light mason leaside these are growing cornell this year according to mr cockburn last year with the exception of thir- teen the twenty highest yielding cherries montmorency and sweet black we are expecting shipments of these preserving cherries direct from the orchards as in former years picked and delivered to you at the peak of their quality let us have your telephone number and we will notify you on arrival peanuts a saturday afternoon and evening special freshly roasted and hot from the ovens dont mt these each saturday they- are delicious ratcliff co this wheat seems to be the pre sent answer to our smut problem and whereas it is not quite as pure as to variety its straw strength is comparable to dawsons and ics higher yields and smut resistance it far ahead the representative declares 8th line markham mr silverthorn of toronto re turned to toronto after spending some time at the gambell home mr lloyd gibney spent the weekend in niagara falls mrs ernie nesbitt of blooming- ton visited with mrs s roberts a few days last week the helping hands class of ring- wood held their class meeting at mr and mrs albert reesors home last thursday evening a number from this line attended the woodsmoore wedding in mel ville church last saturday church hill sunday dinner guests with mr and mrs gordon taber were mr and mrs albert robinson hawke- stone mr and mrs thomas clark and marvin mr and mrs roy fockler and glenn mr johnny clark miss marjorie clark and mr albert clark mr and mrs e lageer visited on the weekend at stayner sunday visitors with mr and mrs h pegg were mr and mrs richard wright and joan of dixie mr and mrs roy flewell and bobbie ballantrae also mr and mrs bruce maclean and girls of markham a large crowd attended the ceme tery decoration service on sun day mr and mrs orville martin and lois mr j martin of mt albert mr and mrs albert robinson and mr johnny clark had supper sun day evening at mr albert clarks mr and mrs cliff skinner and darlene of toronto spent the week end with mr and mrs wm beach victoria square mrs margaret haig miss ruth gooding mr and mrs allan doner of gormley had tuesday evening dinner wth mr and mrs cecil ni chols and family rev and mrs e a currey mrs ralph boynton spent wednesday afternoon at orton ontario mrs fletcher and daughter mrs ida brown and mr merton brown of toronto called on mrs wbrum- well on sunday mr douglas scotchmer of rich mond hill and mr jim boynton spent the weekend at bayfield lake huron miss jean brumwell had tea sun day evening with miss helen boyn ton miss betty glover of gormley had tea sunday evening with miss lor- etta currey mrs plews of toronto mrs mac- illmurray and mrs p willows at tended the memorial service at ux bridge on sunday miss peggy marlow of toronto is spending a few days with her grandparents mr and mrs vwest- brooke mrs annie mortson mr and mrs clarence stony and master terry elliott of edgeley spent the week end with mr and mrs gordon mortson and family a number of the young people en joyed a picnic at keswick on satur day several from here attended the anniversary services at headford on sunday ii in w ni a audley the recent rains have helped the outlook in all farm crops and pas tures fall wheat is coming into filling in good shape w h westney is not using any silo corn this year he has already nearly filled his silo with grasses school closed on wednesday and the many children will enjoy a long vacation which generally goes fas ter than any other time of the year miss brown has retired after a suc cessful term of teaching rumor has it that she is soon to enter an other occupation all the section will wish her well rop inspector davies visited several of our nearby dairy herds this week prof george raithby of the oa c with jim bremner secretary of the cjc club attended grasmere on thursday last and classified about 25 jerseys robert and mrs vonpilis of whit by were recent visitors in the vic inity t several from here attended the salem cemetery decoration sunday services fred and mrs puckrin with her parents at cherrywood on sunday evening last the club secretary reports that she has turned in to the blue cross plan some 24 families and six sin gles coverning some so individuals in the hosiitalization scheme gormley mrs geo hum from south pasadena california is spending a month with her sister mrs sproule in the moorby home congratulations and best wishes to mr and mrs louis heise on their recent marriage mr and mrs edgar heise and son lawrence and mrs hershey of upland california had tea sat urday night in the henderson home miss judith langstaff and miss vera brillinger spent last weekend in the brillinger home we wish a speedy recovery to mr ivan winger who had a tonsii operation last friday we extend sympathy to mrs helen henry on the recent death of her mother mrs calvert misses nariay and eleanor pari3 of toronto spent last weekend with mr and mrs e hunt and ruth we extend baby congratulations to rev and mrs barley on the birth of a daughter last thursday flavia joy to mr and mrs geo barrett a daughter last saturday and to mr and mrs allan heisea son last wednesday mr and mrs wm judd mr and mrs wm hollinger and mrs charles petty of cherrywood were old school mates who were enter tained in the henderson home monday evening mr and mrs melvin baker and family and mr wm baker had sunday evening supper with mr and mrs e harvey and bruce miss edna eade jliss darlene gray and mr grant widemau attended the wedding of miss jean reaman to mr ieroy miner held in the brethren in christ church at bertie on june 12 at 230 the bride and groom left for markham following the reception at jeans home mr and mrs miner will reside at ridgeway the church services stouffville united missionary church rev h s hallman pastor wednesday s pm altona prayer sgivicg wednesday s pm stouffville pray er service sunday july 4th 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship 730 pm evangelistic st james presbyterian church stoufffville rev dr a m currle ma bd phd sunday july 4th 945 am morning worship united missionary church rev s s shantz minister mount joy sunday july 4th 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship dicksons hell 1000 am worship 1100 am sunday school 730 pm young peoples service the pastor will speak special singing supplied melville bethesda and peachs churches rev r t chapin minister sunday july 4th the word was made flesh and dwelt among us peaches 1000 am melville 1130 am bethesda 730 pm a guest speaker will occupy the pulpit on all charges melville s s picnic woodland park tuesday july 6 melville wms july 8 at the home of mrs alex bruce sooooooooodoooo dance to alf hannigan and his rocky moantniners every saturday willow beach pavison wilcox lake 102 admission 50c soooooooooooooooo 2nd line uxbridge it is great pleasure for the schooi kiddies to enter the holiday season again but they are rather on the moody side as they are losing their teacher mr garnet gray who has been here for four years we all wish him prosperity in his new adventure mrs geo stewart accompanied by miss martha and mr arthur leaman had dinner at tht albert taylor home we congratulate helen tindall in receiving her entrance on her years work and we are hoping every success for miss ruth jef ferson who is writing her exams at uxbridge mrs bristol meguckin was admit ted to the oshawa hospital on sun day night to undergo an operation which her many friends all wish for her a speedy recovery mr ken johnston and friend of oihawa was a visitor at bruce tay lors on sunday we understand our trustees were successful in engaging miss gregg of uxbridge for our school teacher for the next term mr ronald taylor accompanied by a number of young people took in the jr farmers field day at guelph on friday congratulations to ailan taylor who came first in the races at zephyr on saturday mr and mrs fred jardine and phyiiss and recently at the bruce taylor home j stouffville united church rev douglas davis minister sunday july 4th 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship guest preacher rev albert john stone of toronto no sunday evening service in july and august he drew a circle that shut me out- heretic rebel a thing to flout but love and i had the wit to win we drew a circle that took him in second markham baptist church rev norman rowan pastor sunday july 4th 1000 am sunday school 11 am worship and communion 730 pm young peoples meeting tuesday 830 pm prayer praise and fellowship meeting all the above meetings are design ed to bring people to christ- and then send them forth to live and work for him everywhere this is your day of opportunity use it annual sunday school and church picnic at ratclifts park on wed nesday july 7th united missionary church pastor p r barley sunday july 4th bethesda worship 1000 am sunday july 4th gormley sunday school 1015 am worship 1115 evening service 7 pm all welcomt ballantrae united church sunday july 4th sunday school 1 pm worship 2 pm christ church anglican rev f herman rector sunday july 4th sixth sunday after trinity blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see god st matt 58 200 pm sunday school 230 pm evensong lemonville united church sunday july 4th sunday school 2 pm worship 315 pm stouffville christian church minister f h muir sunday july 4th the ants are a people not strong yet they prepare their meat in the summer 1000 am sunday school 11 am worship parables contd 730 pm congregational singing special selections short message friday july 2 8 pm regular ga thering for singing discussion prayer at mrs robt browns theme charity young peoples monday july 5th at phyliss clarksons 730 pm thursday july 8 8 pm musical evening on paisleys lawn if weather inclement in church public invited to hear local and guest talent singing and instru mental amplified offering taken to be used for special purposes serving the community in the church stouffville baptist church rev j k pequegnat pastor sunday july 4th 1000 am bible school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evening service green river union ss wm duncan supt sunday school every sabbath day o am in our new s s the former green river yiiss also mr and mrs art yeo i at 1030 am in our new s s d ruth of oshawa were visitors n room hall bloomington ringwood christian churches rev g w brown pastor sunday july 4th 1100 am bloomington 730 pm rlngwood mr dan filyer will preach at both services sunday school at 1000 am classes for all ages friday 8 pm bloomington c e bible stuay monday 8 pm rlngwood c e prayer meeting wednesday 8 pm altona prayer meeting ah are cordially invited to attend these services