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the tribune stouffville ont thursday january 5 1950 vitamins vital for calves quaker ful0plp calf meal pellets saves up to 30 on cost of raising each calf one pound of quaker fulopep calf meal pellets saves up to 10 pounds of milk it raising calves many dairymen find they ntay save up to 75 of the milk once used in raising calves a saving of as much as 30 per calf by feeding the fulopep way or der to day from stiver bros stouflville and district christian mens fellowship stouffville baptist church monday january 9rh 8 pm speaker 7 pi reverend j h hunter of toronto vicepresident and editorinchief of the evangelical christian i music by our own quartette from gormley pete addi e is happy to announce to all his many friends in and around stouffville that he is in a position to look after them at floyd motors 1419 danforth ave telephone ge8449 we have real bargains in models from 1930 to 1950 l your singer representative will be in your district every second day guaranteed new and used singer sewing machines new singers 8950 and up easy budget terms repairs to all makes complete line of sewing needs for prompt courteous service please write or phone singer sewing machine co 102 main st newmarket ont phone 1075 we are the only authorized singer agents in this district i s3 s q tt stanley theatre stouffville ontario two shows nightly monday to saturday 7 pm 9 pm friday saturday january 6 7 big special all color disney double bill dumbo and saludos amigos cartoon monday tuesday january 9 10 wow shes some gal the gal who took the west starring yvonne de carlo chas coburn plus march of time cartoon short wednesday thursday january 11 12 youll laugh till it hurts and love it at bud abbott lou costello boris karloff in tt abbott and costeoo meet the killer plus a leon errol comedy and selected shorts local and personal happenings recent holiday visitors with mr and mrs shupe main st were mr wesley steckley mr and mrs ernest steckley mr and mrs john clubine and daughter mar garet mr and mrs harold hall man of toronto cigarettes vp the 33c package of cigarettes so common in ontario is to be raised to 36c the odd cent we do not imagine will stop anybody 4 smoking although if times ever level off and money gets scarce or hard to earn cigarette or cigar smoking is bound to be a luxury it is almost today or is it the federal government collects a huge tax from cigarette smokers 170- 000000 a year on every package sold the government taxes 2158 cents or better than a cent for every cigarette sold its a tax that deserves to be paid and non- smokers can take their only com fort from a secondhand smoke by remembering that one hundred and seventy millions annually rolls into ottawa from this cloud of smoke still it doesnt make second hand smoke any more pleasant when blown at you across a restaurant table donations to local horse show 1500 markham township council 1000 donations markham fair board uxbridge township coun cil pickering township council stouffville council whitchurch township council 500 donations corbett hend erson armstrong livestock co agents dunn lavack live stocfe agents master feeds d f holden sons thos birkett jos barry alf mole sky line farms gar lehman stouffville coop henry ogden associated indus tries schell planing mill stiver bros w g garrett sons stouff ville motors a v nolan schells meat market a e weldon son ralph burkhblder agnews hard ware stouffville creamery j b rae stourfville machine tool works h spofford l e oneill vincent baker ratcliff co bruce winterstein maple leaf dairy stanley theatre les wil son drs bodendistel smith telf rennie 300 donations grain seeds fuel feeds brillingers eleva tors ben raxlin steadman bros oboyles meat market dr neil smith norm fair j m storey f w riches mccullough button roy tindall ross brown milt smith earl brillinger john mathewson stouffville bakery chas ward 100 donations wm cowan harold forsyth jac smith p g tarr geo baker j r foote h o klinck belfrey hamilton o m madill walt slack 200 donations herb simpson hugh legg wm wallace alex robinson d j tran fred byer sanders service station d hod- gin stouffville cleaners dr john button h golden shiner leh man shoe store bell son e b leavens wes boadway r e curtis ringwood garage dr h b freel dr barker len wilkes clothes shop ken wagg k h middlemiss jno spang joe ouel- lette bert tait p walsh o h atkinson jno torrance bert paisley geo talbot walter c brillinger c mcdonald elmer daniels ken laushway dr ball e a grubin ro optometrist will be at his office in stouffville on monday jan 9th mrs g a m davison union- ville announces that she has the 1950 car license plates available next door to unionville post office mr and mrs john stevenson of toronto and miss mae proctor of clarksburg were christmas guests at ms wm waddells mr and mrs isaac barkey spent christmas in toronto with her sisterinlaw mrs samuel clark- son who has just recently return ed from a trip to england they the rev t decourcy rayner d fe and- mrs leslie former presbyterian minister here was the guest of his daughter and soninlaw at markham over the christmas holidays christmas visitors at the home of mrs r hare keswick were mr and mrs dawson hare and bar bara of stouffville mr and mrs r d couperthwaite of wood- bridge and misses reta and pat dick of toronto williamson mr and mrs sherman arnold and son carl spent christmas day in aurora with mrs arnolds sisters miss dora doane and mrs walter dunning miss doane and mrs dunning were guests of mrs arnold during the holidays remember public skating at the arena beginning this week is wed nesday and friday with saturday holiday guests with mr and night being hockey night mrs jos winterstein were mr i and mrs reg winterstein of new- stouffvilles newly organized ski market mr and mrs eugene club are having anything but good winterstein and carol of verner i luck in their winter sport both mrs robt winterstein and miss dagmar and summit clubs have nora macklem i had practically no skiing this year j at all however some of the local to the men of stouffville an enthusiasts are planning to take in invitation is extended to hear tne p ski trials to be held rev j h hunter on monday jan in the la next nlontn 9th in the stouffville baptist church i local couple knjoy 20 meal a couple of local people at least stouffville motors donated that na1 their ne year dinner at the fine motor rug which was given royal york but we are forbidden to divulge names and wishing to commence the new year in har mony with all men we obey the order some folks do not wish to have their name in print but mostly everybody offers no objec tion so long as they are not on a charge of crime or up for ridicule our friends certainly are not charged with any crime but they might be subject to ridicule be cause the new year dance menu was served at 20 per couple you see nobody expects anybody could eat s10 worth of food at one meal and the general public might not understand that the overhead in a swell- hotel is likely to be more thrilling than the meal and would consume the greater part of the ten spot in any casg e report comes that the fligaj was superb and hiring the second or third course bromelake duckling was served this fowl of course is we rose at 530 am donned ouif the altona farm of the brome away as the prize for monday nights lucky number program air cecil lownsborough of carndiff man accompanied by mr sam rae from the same dis trict are among the new year visitors in town they are staying with his parents mr and mrs lou lownsborough while mr rae and mrs lownsborough are sister and brother mr and mrs gary richardson and son boyer motored from roanoke virginia and enjoyed the holidays with mr and mrs g t lee on thursday mr and mrs lee and mr and mrs richardson had dinner with mr anas mrs allan manderson balsam xurses christmas at western hospital masters norman and warren hendricks of toronto sons of mr cec hendricks spent the christ mas holidays with mr and mrs chas ward obrien avenue mr and mrs wm kirk and miss doris kirk of toronto spent new years day at the ward home at the home of mr and mrs fred campbell albert street south new years dinner guests were mr and mrs robt ratcliff mr and mrs orval drewery and harold jack drewery and miss joan jackson of ottawa miss marjorie hudson of toronto george green popular bus driver for gray coach lines won the lovely goose donated by oboyles meat market for the lucky program draw at the arena last monday evening while we are on lucky draws that turkey won- by hilliard pugh a week ago weighed 31 pounds not 15 as printed last week bus driver green declared the goose presented to him was as welcome as the goose that laid the golden egg fractured leg in car crash jack mckendry 5th form stouff ville high school student met with a serious accident on saturday night when driving from his home at gormley to stouffville his car turned completely around as he approached the 6th concession at the baptist church in this manner the car slid east down the grade and landed in the ditch upside down in front of the ratcliff farm jack sustained a broken leg and the car suffered heavy damage the roads were a glare of ice as every body will remember and motorists if attempting to drive at all were fairly crawling along for the most part stiffly starched uniforms and lake co descended to the large reception room for communion at 630 we were lined up in couples on third floor with our blue capes thrown back over one shoulder so the red lining could be seen the nurse on the left carried a red glowing candle while the one on the right had a carol sheet we sang carols from ward to ward throughout the hospital after this delightful experience we returned to a breakfast con sisting of bacon and eggs with the trimmings duty on the ward con tinued all morning with a break for santas entrance at noon we set up trays for the patients with turkey dinners an apple orange and candies on each after we gave these out we took turns in going to our turkey din ners in a decorated dining room and we even had crackers visiting hour was very interest ing to see the guests bring their gifts to those who were patients supper was served about 500 for the patients a buffet supper was prepared for the nurses in the large reception room although deprived of a christ mas at home we were rewarded by knowing in some way we had w r harding morley symesj made others happy and given them elgin wagg a christmas lloyd turner treasurer one of these nurses local dairyman bereaved on death of brother marvin rutledge holt died at his home on december 19 1949 he was born in east gwillimbury april 18 1876 the son of the late mr and mrs alexander rutledge on february 22 1915 he married mary ann skinner mr rutledge was a farmer and a road superintendent for 30 years he attended the free methodist church and was a mem ber of the masons ioof and orange lodges surviving are sons carman bruce murray lome and aubrey and daughters etoile mrs h kennedy muriel and bernice brothers alex robert leston merton and guy and sisters mrs peregine mrs widdifield mrs ostley mrs r clarkson mrs p clarkson and mrs w hamilton nine grandchildren survive the funeral service was held at the family home on december 22 ministers conducting the services were rev r b warren port credit and rev n a bosko holt interment was at newmarket cemetery pallbearers were john rye carman rose angus harri son alan hopkins ralph cuples and walker mcfarlane to install officers the afternoon auxiliary of the womans missionary society of the united church will hold its regular monthly meeting in the church on thursday jan 5th 1950 at 245 pm the meeting is in charge of mrs 5 sanders and mrs r wirftersteins group mrs davis will preside for the worship period mrs woodcock will review the fourth chapter of the study book the officers for the new year will be installed a cordial invita tion is extended to all the women of the congregation to join with us in this our first meeting of the new year oh peace and good wl ll 1 may the new year on which we have entered be one of peace and goodwill to all our customers and others stouffville monument works i p g tarr take it easy norm says dr stan ball ieft stouffville hockey club president to rev norman rowan at meet ing held to decide whether sunday sports should be allowed in the towns new arena mr rowan is one of the leaders of the antisunday sports group meeting decided to allow sunday hockey prac tice but to exclude public central feed store e r daniels ph 277 stouffville marmill fattening pellets put the extra finish on your birds that places them in the premium class excello hog grower assures rapid economical growth and development marmill 24 milk maker a quality feed for your dairy herd phone for price on this high quality feed try marmill clo laying meal the mash that is fortified with cod liver oil when you change your pullets to a laying mash this feed is also available in pellets blue coal we expect to have an ample supply shortly 0000000000000000000000000