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the tribune stouffville oat thursday july 15 1s cut your feed costs- increase your profits lkrffetmwl sugared schumacher feed quaker sugared schumacher feed is a high class blended carbohydrate feed it is very uniform in composi tion appearance texture and analysis it has proved itself in hundreds of herds and flocks wherever carbohydrates are required and carbohydrates are required wherever there is live stock quaker sugared schumacher feed is better than corn better than oats better than barley better than wheat feeds because it is a blend of all four of them it is better than all of four of them combined because it carries in addition special minerals and mollases quaker sugared schumacher feed is the ideal carbohy drate feed for the milking herd for the dry herd for young growing stock for breeding stock for beef cattle for horses for sheep for swine since all these animals require generous quantities of carbohydrates it serves all kinds of stock at all times of the vear 4 quaker sugared schumacher feed is a great utility feed it serves for all types of stock every ration for every type of stock on every farm can be built upon it stiver bros local and personal happenings mrs root young church st has been visiting with her niece at cobden for a couple of weeks dr s t bodendistel is driving one of the new meteor cars product of ford motor co and the first of this model to be owned in stouff ville good- progress is noted in the building of the veterans memorial hall and the cement blocks are expected to be all laid this week n readiness for the roof to go on one of the substantial donations receiv ed for this building which led off the subscription list last vear was from miss clara widdifield of east cleveland ohio from whom the writer now has a letter before him enclosing her renewal for the tribune for another year and offering the paper congratulations on winning the clark memorial cup again mrs g b richardson of roanoke virginia mr and mrs a e madill of windsor and mr j h madill of harrow are in town visiting the home of mr and mrs george lee the madills are brothers of mrs lee and the visitors are all here for the madill reunion this wednesday mrs gladys l muir wife of rev f h muir of stouffville christian church was among the guests invited to the afternoon tea given last friday at the summer school of the royal conservatory of music of toronto music teachers from every part of canada from newfoundland and from the united states are attending the fourweek sessions of this summer school which this year includes among its distinguished faculty the world- famous accompanist gerald moore who is giving a master course the art of accompanying mrs louise nattress of delewan illinois is visiting her sister mrs david watson main st no less than three york county police officers live at richmond hill according to a council report from that town this leads one to suggest that the county force should be better distributed it is not necessary that all police be located on yonge street we are mindful of the fact that markham and stouffville receive no consider ation when it comes to placing these officers about if indeed they are stationed it may be that they are permitted to reside at a place of their choice but we doubt that they are otherwise they would all be living in stouffville and mark- ham now see the editor of the richmond hill liberal smile mr and mrs reg buuon have been vacationing at haliburton mrs bessie lett of toronto is visiting her mother mrs george watson obrien avenue mrs letts son jackie is seriously ill he is a patient in the home of incurables remitting a subscription to the tribune miss nj daley camrose alia sends kind regards to all old friends this is appreciated by such old friends here stanley schmidt who has been employed for some time with the toronto spindle carving co at ringwood has taken a position with the tribune a promising crop of raspberries are just coming into picking season several substantial growers inform us that there will be lots of berries available in a week for preserving and a good supply this weekend for table use the overall crop promises to be a plentious one provided the odd shower of rain falls and intense heat does not cook the fruit and wither it on the bushes local berries had not reached the stores in town on mon day when a reporter called on the grocers but they were expecting them almost any time ratcliff co displayed a few boxes of black berries from a local grower stouffville baptist sunday school rev w e smalley of ajaai annual picnic was held last wed- 1 formerly of stouffville has received nesday afternoon at cedar grove mr andrew brown and his son of toronto are frequently in town these days the are staying at their musselmans lake cottage blink bonnie the stouffville public library will be closed from july 2g to aug th both dates included get your reading requirements on saturday july 24 for the extended period mrs fred reesor of locust hill has been hospitalized here at the brierbush for about two weeks following a motor accident in which she sustained a broken collar bone the tribune has been issuing rural school promotion results for three weeks but many of the immediate schools have still failed to make a report teachers who intend to provide a newspaper report should do so without delay there is no charge for publishin these results and accepted a call to become the pastor of the kettleby and king city baptist churches he began his new duties on july i about thirty dealers and service men gathered at the showrooms of henry ogden son local massey- harris agent on monday for a demonstration of the new no 26 selfpropelled combine this is a machine especially constructed for harvest work in this section of the country and three of them are already in service near stouffville program amplified at ice cream social the lemonville wa icecream social to be held on the school grounds there on wednesday july 21 promises to draw a big crowd in addition to a delightful lunch there will be a good program to be amplified by farrs public address system admision adults 35c children 20c daltox robsox reuxiox the eleventh annual reunion was held in memorial park stouffville on saturday july 10th the day was ideal and everyone enjoyed themselves after a grand supper while still at the tables prizes were given to the eldest person present mr george tran atha the young est one little two weeks old eugene robert son of mr and mrs randal spofford and the family that came the farthest mr and mrs allan baum and little son of timmins miss lyla lapp of tor onto won the lucky draw one minute silence was observed in memory of five who had passed away during the year mr thos banks ably conducted the sports beginners race dianne st john betty ann slack all little kiddies receiving a prize girls race mabel banks boys race glen wilson gary st john young mens race harvey feasby wm moore ladies shoe kicking audrey feas by lyla lapp candy race mrs langford mrs baum spot race mrs chas feasby j mr a baum married mens race walter slack sid langford david crosier was elected presi dent for another year vice presi dent chas feasby secretary- treasurer mrs thos banks con vener of sports thos banks it was decided to hold the next re union at stouffville ruled loudspeaker out a religious group from toronto holding meetings in front of the municipal buildings on saturday nights became a bit too noisy with their loud speaker and the reeve had to appeal to constable rusnell to discontinue the loud speaker and the order was promptly complied with there will be no more com plaint since the loud speaker will not be allowed in future and mer chants will be able to hear their customers the enthusiastic group took up the most prominent busi ness location on the street instead of carrying on their meetings some where out of the area where com mercial business is expected to hold sway a rev and mrs wm paget will be the speakers at a special service in ringwood christian church on sunday july 18th at 730 pm mr and mrs paget are returned missionaries from india during the war mr and mrs paget were returning to india when they were interned by the japanese mrs paget is the author of the book out of the hand of the terrible in which she describes some of the experiences through which her family passed in the internment camp it is expected that the pagets will tell some of their experiences and at the close of the service will show moving pictures of their missionary work in india these missionaries are partially supported by the cong- christian church conference you are invited to take in the picnic in the beautiful memorial park grounds here on wednesday july 21 under auspices of the horticultural society members and all friends will be heartily welcome indeed you are urged to come and bring the family and of course that picnic basket this notice is your invitation act on it please next wednesday delightful weather prevailed last thursday for the musical evening spent on the spacious paisley lawn in the east end when a program under auspices of the pilgrim workers of the christian church was well rendered pastor f h muir was master of ceremonies and the program was provided by david penny of toronto with his ham mond solo vox local talent was also enjoyed contributed by lam bert stouffer the dunkeld trio of girls altona ladies trio and talent from ringwood as well as violinist and soloist from the city the ladies operated a refreshment booth giv ing good results to their finances there were 23 items on the pro gram mr and mrs don fraser and joanne of belleville are holidaying at her old home with miss jane birkett mr and mrs jack pen- nock of aurora were also here on sunday to complete the family circle guests from stoutfville in attend ance at the wedding of dorothy clark and james moore in the gil- more church bridgenorth last week were mr and mrs h o klinck mr and mrs f c row- botham mrs dewitt and joyce also mr and mrs bruce clark follow ing the ceremony in the country church the entire party attended the reception at the kawartha club grounds in the peterborougn dis trict mrs moore has for several years been on the teaching staff of toronto public schools while mr moore has worked with m cock- burn as assistant agricultural representative for york county and latterly as representative for the county of brant his more recent appointment as public relations officer for the canadian council of boys and girls work clubs will necessitate residence in ottawa and organization activity from coast to coast the bride is a sister of mr bruce clark manager of the stouffville coop most shredded wheat 2 pkg 25 monarch baby roll cheese 1 lb wilsons ginger ale contents only freshie make 2 qts delicious beverage corn syrup 2 lb tin corn syrup 5 lb tin raspberry jam 24 oz red glo tomatoes 20 oz tin 2 for grapefruit juice 20 oz tin 45 14 05 29 67 jar 37 35 11 tomato juice 20 oz 2 for 23 kleenex tissues 2 pkg 35 shortening 1 lb pkg 27 budget tea 1 lb pkg 79 matches 3 boxes 27 ve- pkg 29 oxydol pkg 31 chipso pkg 31 california valentia oranges 344s 2 doz 45 lemons jumbo 300s 6 for 19 new carrots lb 10 new cabbage 2 for 19 carload groceteria weddings isabel m middletox axd myles b sweexey jr exchange vows in a doublering ceremony at 915 oclock july 5 in st pauls church kenmore ny miss isabel m middleton daughter of mr and mrs william p middleton of dart mouth ave was united in marriage to mr myles b sweeney jr son of mr and mrs m b sweeney of kenmore given in marriage by her father the bride wore a gown of ivory satin fashioned with an off the shoulder sweetheart neckline long pointed sleeves fitted bodice butterfly bustle and full skirt her fingertip veil of ilusion bordered with alencon lace fell from a halo adorned with orange blossoms she carried a bouquet of gardenias and sweet peas centrered with a white orchid miss alice c brand maid of honor was gowned in forest- green satin with matching gaunt lets and headpiece and carried yellow roses mr joseph p swee ney brother of the groom was the best man and the usher3 were messrs john p james terence and thomas w sweeney also brothers of the groom the brides mother wore a sheer print with black accessories mrs sweeney also chose a summer print with navy accessories both wore shoulder bouquets of roses and gardenias a breakfast was served for the bridal party and immediate families at 641 delawara ave a reception was given at the town club for two hundred guests for a honey moon in canada the bride chose a green and coral silk print dress white accessories and a corsage bouquet of white roses on their return they will make their home at 51 moulton ave kenmore ny among the relatives from out of town were mr wm t middleton of greenwood ont grandfather oi the bride mr and mrs herbert middleton miss marion wannop and miss edna green of green wood mrs f r philip and wm gerald philip of hollywood calif and serveral friends attended from new york pennsylvania and port land oregon the engineering firm of james proctor redfern will submit estimates to the village of rich mond hill next week on the cost of sewer system in that town this is the firm which provided the figures for the town of uxbridge and on which work has not been started because tenders were too higi over the engineers estimate the actual cost to a household for a real sewer will be 30 to 40 per year to the tax r bill of a property owner possessing a residence on a 60 foot lot this figure of course is very general but it gives an idea of what to expect when you talk about installing a sewerage system the estimates to be given richmond hill will be awaited with interest since stouffville is in need of a similar system but fears the cost one of the events at the elmira old boys reunion was the open ing of a new 40000 municipal swimming pool elmira is a town in the kitchenerwaterloo district much like stouffville and having built a pool for the kiddies and other residents at so great a cost it would be interesting to know how the matter is financed since we hear a great deal about a pool in this town even though elmira is about twice the size of stouffville its system of financing a 40000 amusement venture and the type of pool built would be of interest to local persons delving into a similar problem here now do we hear that a car load of citizens are off for the kitchener district mayfair restaurant monday 8 am thru friday 11 pm saturday 8 am 12 pm lard 20 lb pails pure home kettle rendered 390 mail orders filled promptly on receipt of money order freight charges extra farms ltd 692 queen st east toronto also available at pickering farms whitby aoooc i0e30x stouffville youth for christ presbyterian church sat 815 pm presents 815 sharp the house i lire in song service with your favourite choruses altona girls trio questions answered scripture memorization contest st john 3rd chapter closing feature 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