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the tribune stouffville ont thursday september 1 1949 peaches the later variety of peaches are being brought from our orchards in vine- land district join the hundreds of others of our customers and be assured of satisfaction let us call you on arrival of the best preserving shipments just leave us your name and telephone number ratcliff co atha mr and mrs wallace spent sunday with friends in brantford mr and mrs bernie burnell of claremont visited sir and mis gren draper on sunday evening mrs e carruthers and ruth ann attended the snowball and wagg reunion on sunday last at lions club park burlington sixty relatives sat down to supper and fenjoyed a happy day little freda draper had tea on thursday evening with her grand parents mr and mrs a draper miss nelda dunkeld and eileen draper spent a few days in stouff- fville with their grandparents mr and mrs frank wagg 9th line markham don thomas and murray grove motored to buffalo last weekend visiting crystal beach where they spent a very enjoyable holiday harold townsend of tavistock is visiting in this section this week several- from our district were present at the miscellaneous shower last friday evening in honor of miss mary pearse whose marriage to mr gordon mcarthur of barrie will take place on satur day of this week we extend our best wishes to the young couple mr and mrs robt simpson spent last sunday at tavistock as guests of mr and mrs ross town- send dance at coultices glendale pavilion south side musselmans lake friday sept 2nd leo paxton and his orchestra saturday sept 3rd w w b and his orchestra modern old time dancing admission 50c brazil sweet juicy oranges size 21 6s local snow white cauliflowers ripe golden yellow bananas doz 29c 2 for 35c delicious flavor tawk efftctive thws fm st seft i w qjjissi mt m egct wanted w py molmrt nurkt pricl lor so shipping ugi viilibl t our llori nungr lor partieuurl rfl griding lulion 0j dominion mmm victoria square master teddy xeedham returned to his home at port perry on sat urday after spending the past month with mr and mrs p bennett and ray misses marjorie sanderson and helen boynton left tuesday morn ing for the junior farmers and junior womens institute camp lbeing held at lake simcoe miss vera nichols has returned after spending the past two months touring england and europe mr and mrs martin styrmo have returned after spending the past two months in norway a very enjovable picnic was held at midhurst last tuesday by the members of the senior womens institute and their husbands we wish a speedy recovery to little miss margaret gee who had the misfortune to fall out of her fathers car on monday night we hope her injuries will not be too severe mr merrill johnson accompanied by friends from toronto left on sunday morning for western canada and the coast where they will spend the next two or three months rev e a currey will be in the pulpit on sunday sept 4 after his vacation during the month of august mr and mrs gerald lyons and family of toronto spent sunday with mr and mrs alvin caseley and family miss peggy marlow of toronto spent a few days last week with her grandparents mr and mrs v westbrook we also wish a speedy recovery to little miss shirley boynton who has been bedfast for several weeks miss florence cook of lansing spent saturday here with miss grace boynton victoria square girls took the second game of the semifinals in the softball series from aurora with a score of 94 kathy mc arthur pitched a fine game and allowed only a few hits pauline eade played on outstanding game at second base and hit a homer to bring in the first run eleanor reid leftfielder also hit a homer in the second innings the first game of the finals will be played against elgin mills on thursday night the return game will be played next week transportation will be pro vided for all the away games the local team wishes to thank the victoria square fans for their support through the season and in the playoffs more baseball news next week in this column mr and mrs w b heise served a birthday dinner on tuesday evening in honor of the 86th birth day of l b heise dinner of roast chicken accessories and water melon was very much appreciated among those present were o l heise marion lois and erma annie lehman of carlyle penn several musical numbers were rendered 6th line whitchurch congratulations to mr and mrs bruce clarke on the birth of a son miss doris steckley has returned home after a weeks vacation at the vfc camp at muskoka a number of young people from surrounding districts met at chas ratcliffs one evening recently in honor of miss joe stevens who is leaving shortly on mission work in new brunswick a social even ing was enjoyed after which a presentation of money was given miss stevens followed by lunch mrs wm pattenden attended the pattendenstevenson weddin on saturday altona mr and mrs milton rose of belleville and mr and mrs j stouffer of markham had dinner on sunday with mr and mrs john pallister a number from this community have made a trip to vineland for peaches miss esther davis has returned from a visit with relatives in barrie and holland landing we are sorry to hear that mrs m tindall is very ill but we hope for a speedy return to health mr wayman irvin has installed hydro in one of his houses in altona mrs c hodgson and harold accompanied by her mother and sister are holidaying at orchard beach lake simcoe mr and mrs david crosier enjoyed a trip to barrie last friday to visit mr and mrs harvey clarke mrs clarke was a former school teacher here mr and mrs roy bassingwaitte and daughter marjorie of maple mrs robert brown mr norman claughton mr and mrs ken bacon and son wayne spent sun day with mr and mrs fred pilkey and family vandorf the community hall was filled to capacity last tuesday evening to honour mr and mrs garnet pattenden nee myrle stephenson who were married saturday aug 27 the evenings entertainment was made up of solos by mr harry preston mr win kingdon guitar numbers by mr clem ellas music by the johnston family and a mock wedding mr robert carr acted as chairman garnet and myrle were presented with an occasional chair a table lamp and a rug the couple graciously replied and then lunch was served mr and mrs r b brown and family motored to paris last sun day to visit mr and mrs frank brown mr and mrs frank newton edgeley mr and mrs arthur kingdon mary ann and joe of brampton and mrs charles cook of aurora visited mr and mrs wm kingdon on sunday mr and mrs geo richardson betty and billie and margaret armstrong armitage spent the weekend at fenelon falls and bobcaygeon miss eleanor purnell is spend ing a few days with miss ruth white mr and mrs ken giles and mrs wm powell visited mr and mrs roy morley on sunday mr and mrs r carr and mr and mrs gordon carr and peggy motored to cobourg on sunday to visit mrs j mcgillvry miss sylvia smith and miss gertrude mclaughlin owen sound visited miss ruth oliver over the weekend mr and mrs lawrence playter toronto visited mr and mrs rolia scott on sunday mr howard dike and miss annie dike who are leaving the community to live in newmarket were presented with a floor lamp and table many from this community attended the pattendenstephenson wedding at teston united church last saturday the wesley wa will meet at the home of mrs grant morley on wednesday sept 7 mrs g t near belgian congo africa will be the guest speaker gormley last wednesday evening forty five of our local young people enjoyed a corn roast at dickson hill while sitting around the fire the young people sang choruses led by howard baker with accord- ian accompaniment by mrs a hutchinson solo by miss shirley knappett duet by howard and ken baker and a brief message from mr willis hunking mr and mrs w b henderson ruth blanche and freda enjoyed several days at wiarlon south ampton and lions head they also had the privilege of attending the pentecostal camp meeting of the indian reserve settlement at southampton mr and mrs hazen of ancaster visited for several days recently in this community congratulations to mr and mrs bruce crowder nee grace eade who were married last saturday in the united missionary church our best wishes are extended to them a shower in their honour was held at the eade home last thursday evening mr and mrs crowder will live in toronto we are pleased to hear that mrs m ash was able to leave the east general hospital on monday following a recent operation we wish her a speedy return to good health mr and mrs fred ellis tony and olive of toronto lately of london england spent four days last week with mr and mrs w noble and victor several young people are attend ing the youth for christ rally at canadian keswick joy grove walt farmer ken and howard baker mrs marian kelly alvin and baby sister had saturday evening supper with mr and mrs c doner school days are drawing near again teachers in local schools will be as last year mrs g mc- whirter at ss no 5 markham mrs harry eade at ss no g markham mrs g smith at ss no 6 whitchurch n mrs murray who has come from near shel- bourne will teach on the fifth con cession well over one hundred folk attended the union wms meet ing in the bethesda church last tuesday evening to hear mr willis hunking speaker mr and mrs hunking will leave in september for nigeria mr and mrs f harvey joyce and miss linda irvine are spend ing several days in a cottage near midland mrs johnson and son wilson from near brooklin had supper sunday evening with mrs e jones around sixty young people of the brethren in christ church enjoyed a boat trip to queenston heights on monday evening mr and mrs jos jones visited mr and mrs gurin of lansing on sunday mr and mrs walter bayman of aurora called on mr and mrs peter brillinger on monday after noon guests in the home of mrs pell- ing over last weekend were mr and mrs cobb of toronto and mr and mrs jack philips of dunbar- ton mr and mrs kenneth phillips vacationed at the thousand islands and alexandria bay new york with her parents mr and mrs u thompson of burlington aoboa no other washer gets clothes cleaner for faster easier washing for less wear on your clothes and for long troublefree service make your choice a coffleld the washer that gets clothes cleaner quicker without harming the finest fabrics house wiring appliance and radio repairs k h middlemiss electric stouffville hardware phone 367 snowball reunion a pleasant event took place last sunday when the snowball fam ilies and relatives numbering about sixty held a reunion in the lions club park burlington relatives came from goodwood claremont bloomington stouffville mark ham and unionville also from toronto and clarence ny and clarence centre and buffalo mount elbert is the highest peak in the rocky mountains the church services united missionary church rev cyril borry minister mount joy sunday sept 4 1949 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship service 730 pm evangelistic dickson hill sunday sept 4 1949 1000 am worship service 1100 am sunday school 730 pm young peoples come and worship stouffville united missionary church rev h s hallman pastor wed 8 pm altona prayer meet ing thurs 8 pm stouffville prayer service sunday sept 4 1919 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship 730 pm evangelistic rev a g doner will preach both services you are invited to attend stouffville united church rev douglas davis minister sunday sept 4 1949 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship guest preacher for august rev john totten the evening service is withdrawn stouffville christian church mr fred gould minister sunday sept 4 1949 1000 am sunday school 1130 am morning worship 730 pm evening service 200 pm ballantrae 330 pm lemonville prayer meeting friday 8 pm at home of mr and mrs w dough erty tuesday sept 0th the pilgrim workers will meet at the home of mrs orval burkholder at 230 pm there will be a special speaker united missionary church rev m bricker bethesda sunday sept 4 1949 1000 am bethesda union ss 1100 am worship prayer meeting every wednesday at8pm i gormley sunday sept 4 1949 145 pm sunday school 245 pm worship 730 pm evangelistic service prayer meeting tuesday at 8 pm stouffville baptist church rev j k pequegnat pastor sunday sept 4 1949 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evening service prayer meeting wednesday 8 pm you are welcome copernicus the famous astrono mer was a pole his real name was kopernigk skinny men women gain 51015 lbs cet new pep vim vigor wfci a thrtni boor umba fill out uty hodowi flu uo neck do looser aerawny bodr umm hit itarrad ilcuf bupole look tboosanda ot fflrt women men who dtct could alo before ara now proud of ihapalr nulihrloofcinc bodic ttwry thank tba pcul yltfotbutfdlt cwhboudlna tmm ocun it toaie atkooianta fottaoratora tumb blood imprt ood tiim rou p it coki ott bar boo tnbtltmla bi cjjdoia xuub aopetita and duruoo m food ftrwctb and dourtnmot pat i doat tmr cmioc it to stop waaej yoat gaiaad tb a 10 1 or 30 tba roo toad tor mtbii watabt omo dttia nw ct mqaalstod m i 00a trr uxooxm catrax tenia tabtata tor dcw 1oe aa addad povdda ttta ttt dar at as d bahai world faith o son of man my eternity is my creation i have created it for thee make it the garment of thy temple my unity is my handiwork i have wrought it father clothe thyself therewith that thou mayest be to all eternity the revel ation of my everlasting being for information park toronto 44 chestnut sacred heart rc church uxbridge ontario rev fr v mcgivney priest sunday sept 4 1919 14000 priests brothers and nuns 12 bishops with two million people were killed by communists in spain in 1939 fifty of the com munist leaders in spain who fought against france are now leaders in the iron curtain pakosi fogliatti gottlerb beirut paukei among others bathed their hands in the bloods of the spanish people no wonder france is hated for stopping communism in spain communities are interested in public play this makes commun ists happy forget the greatest club the home forget religion in your local school and communism will win the american legion works for family prayer why take people out of the home the best club is- the home all in our community can unite to work for family prayer bloomington ringwood christian churches rev g w brown pastor sunday sept 4 1949 1100 am bloomington 230 pm ringwood 730 pm altona evening subject the man who blundered sunday school at 10 am classes for all ages friday 8 pm bloomington ce bible study bring your bibles monday 8 pm ringwood ce prayer meeting wednesday 8 pm altona prayer meeting all are cordially invited to attend these services plan to come christ church anglican rev f herman rector sunday sept 4 1949 12th sunday after trinity 200 pm sunday school 230 pm holy communion be not afraid only believe st mark 5 36 melville bethesda and peachs churches rev r t chapin minister sunday sept 4 1919 1000 am peachs 1130 am melville pastor in charge of services bethesda evening service is with drawn t bethesda wms will meet wed nesday afternoon sept 7th at the home of miss selina atkin son second markham baptist church rev norman rowan pastor sunday sept 4 1949 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship the pastor of the church will speak 730 pm the young peoples will be taking the service at gormley united missionary church all invited tuesday prayer meeting o give thanks unto the lord for he is good because his mercy endureth forever psalm 1181 st james presbyterian church stouffville donald mcklliicnn minister sunday sept 4 1919 1000 am service come and worship lemonville united church sunday school rally sunday sept 4th 330 pm special singing music all invited to come