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the tribune stouffville ont thursday january 19 1950 a vitamin boost dry cows local and personal happenings sirs john scott has joined the agincourt high school staff and commenced her new duties at the beginning of the winter term succeed with chicks yet save up to 50 on feed 0 the nourishing oatmeal base is one reason why quaker fulopep chick starter helps develop big husky profitable pullets and the ftilopep rearing plan helps save u much as h to 4 on cost of feeding pullets fulopep also contains concentrated spring range to pro- ride winterhatched chicks with many of the healthful benefits of fresh green pasture use this vitaminrich feed to help boost milk production when xsssk cows freshen ksvf and to help b 3 avoid breed v nui v ing difficul- the beautiful blanket donated by goldens clothing store to stouffville arena limited for the lucky program draw at last satur day nights game was won by miss v finlay of unionville announcement mr and mrs chas sargent markham ontario will be at home to their friends on the occasion of their golden wedding anniversary from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm on sun day an 22 mr delbert cooper of new market who originally came from this district and whose wife is a local girl the former margaret jennings has resigned his position in the bank and is opening an isurance business quaker w fulfjfepw fittihg ration ties bulky palatable rich in minerals order today from stiver bros friends will regret to learn of the accident that befell mrs ben burkitt last week crossing the street on the intersection at the east side of the bank of commerce mrs birkett failed to notice a truck backing up to turn around on the main street and was knocked over she was removed to hospital by her st michaels physician dr s s ball and was found to have received a nasty fracture of the right ankle although her stay in hospital will probably be good many liurkitt will foot again spared worst of gain stouffville and district escaped the worst of last weeks terrific gale which swept the southern part of ontario and did hundreds of thousands dollars damage worst hit around stouffville was the hydro system but at that the current was not off nearly as long is it was in many parts of the province in town the power went oil shortly after nine in the morn ing on saturday and was not i restored until nearly noon hour the break was near toronto on a main power line over at clare- mont however the current was not restored until late afternoon and householders who were totally dependant on hydro for cooking aiklheat were stumped to keep warm and find a way to do a bit of cooking in the afternoon the gale subsided and shoppers came out in goodly numbers to get their weekly supplies this week we commence on the second half of a norma winter season but this year we have scarcely had three or four days of normal cold at one time the season will go down as one of the most abnormal in more than a quarter century the mothercraft advice room will be open in the united church basement tuesday jan 2tth from 1130 am to 5 pm all mothers and babies welcome first vicepresident of the stouff ville legion as reported in the 1950 officers list in the tribune last week should have read dr xeil smith not m c clark dr and mrs s t bodendistel were in ottawa last week where the doctor attended the annual convention of ontario veterinary association convening at the chateau laurler bill graham who will be remem bered as a lad when the family resided in the western about ten years ago was in town attending the hockey game saturday night the graham family is now located in orillia stanley theatre stouffville ontario two shows nightly monday to saturday 7 pm 9 pm the evening auxiliary the january meeting of the garrett evening auxiliary of the short it will take a united church stouffville was weeks before mrs held on wednesday evening jan have the use of her 11 the president mrs j m storey presiding the devotional new years meditations was in charge of mrs storey assisted by miss eva hoover and mrs a woods reports were given and business and plans for the coming year were discussed a pleasing piano duet was played by mrs chas nolan and miss ann lehman the fifth chapter of the study book grow- i ing with the years was reviewed kinds florida banking easy we are parked about a hundred feet from the indian river writes mr allen clossen who is now in florida on his annual winter holidays in the- south mr clossen says he is enjoying some great fishing and has landed many beauties from 12 to 10 pounds some of the fish down there are too big to land because of the high lift from the bridge where the fishermen perch with their poles when transacting banking busi ness our townsman notes some thing new in banking efficiency for customers the bank has a front entrance like our canadian banks but in addition these florida banks or some of them have a side entrance where the customer may drive in and right up to the teller cage transact business and drive away without getting out of the car no doubt our new bank manager mr atkinson will make a mental note of this and pass it on to his board of directors for consideration i christian mens fellowship largely attended as i look on such a splendid gathering of men here lefore me tonight said j h hunter lld addressing the christian mens fellowship in stouffville i am reminded of something that john wesley once said which was give me one hundred men who fear nothing but god hate nothing but sin and are content to know noth ing among men but christ and him crucified and 1 will move the world gentlemen there is enough potential power in this church to night to move the world for god if we are only willing to measure up to the divine requirements here are two texts that i want to leave with you that i feel are appropriate to the beginning of a new year they are jesus christ is the same yesterday and today and forever- found in hebrews 13 8 and the other is from the book of xehemiah 2 is let us rise up and build there is a challenge in these words for you and me because jesus christ is the same and all power is given unto him let us therefore rise up and in his strength go forth and build the kingdom of god in human hearts by bringing to them the gospel message of redeeming grace it will pay you to read the dis play advs in this weeks tribune goldens spolfords and len wilkes are all offering midwinter sale bargains goods at greatly reduced rates the local christmas horse show committee wish to acknowledge with appreciation a donation of 5 from the dominion stores this item was not listed in the recent publishing of the donations next monday and tuesday you can see seabiscuit at the stan ley theatre stouffville this greatest of all horse stories- with two of your screen favorites shirley temple and the ever- lovable barry fitzgerald friday saturday january 20 21 i i cove please note a change in program with the bowery boys trail to loredo chas starrett smiley burnett cartoon monday tuesday january 23 24 by miss margaret hosie rev d davis conducted the installation ceremonies after a brief address in which he stressed the need for each officer to fully realize her obligation and to fulfill them to the best of her ability the following officers were installed for 1950 honorary presidents mrs h lee and mrs d davis president mrs j m storey 1st vicepresident miss eva hoover 2nd vicepresi dent mrs a wood secretary miss ann lehman assistant marg aret hosie treasurer ida lehman pianist myrtle watson assistant mrs e nigh corresponding secre tary miss jane burkitt christian stewardship mrs r fleury social convener miss emma winn mrs c ward devotional convener miss gertrude todd mite box convener mrs c boadway flower convener miss violet hoover temperance convener mrs neill community friendship miss edna hoover miss gladys brooks press secretary mrs j williamson supply conveners miss bertha winn mrs h 0 klinck literary secretary miss olive hutchinson sportscaster son hurt in accident enroutc to stouffville to attend a hockey practice joe qysdale 32 radio sportscaster and his son michael 5 were injured in a two- car collision on kennedy rd near ellesmere ave in scarboro crysdale received a fractured knee cap and his son suffered face cuts police said crysdale was driving north when he crashed into the rear of another car driven by richard obrien 3s of detroit smooth gent takes local business man for a ride chas macdonald wellknown proprietor of the westend snack bar and billiard parlour was lit erally taken for a ride last week and in his own car it appears that one day last week a welldressed smoothtalking fellow stopped at the local establishment for lunch posing as travelling salesman he passed charlie a 20 bill which was changed the stranger then proceeded to give out with a long story of a broken down car at mole motors and repairs which had to come from oshawa and the man had no way of getting to oshawa for the parts and so on charlie obligingly drove the stranger to oshawa for which he was to receive the sum of 5 after a con siderable wait near the gm plant in oshawa the smoothtalking stranger returned and told charlie that all the money he had was the change from the 20 his travellers cheques were in his brief case in the brokendown car in stouffville and the parts he was buying amounted to over 50 obligingly again our townsman loaned the saleman 35 the salesman promptly disappeared into the gm plant and hasnt been seen or heard from since closer enquiry revealed that while he may have entered the general motors plant property he bought no parts nor was there any brokendown car waiting back at mole motors in stouffville mr hunter referred in his address on tiie importance of the bible to davids love for the word of god david committed two of the worst sins in the decalogue yet god paid such a magnificent tribute to him why it was be cause of davids wholehearted repentance of the evil he had done because of his broken heart and contrite spirit that forever sought to find expression in praise to god for his goodness and the second season is his exaltation of the word of god so if we wish to be men after the heart of almighty god let our mouth at all times be filled with praise for the divine goodness and let us exalt the divine word in our hearts and in our lives in closing his address he made a strong appeal for return to the fundamental things of our faith and pleaded for a restoration of the word of god in individual life the world was reeling upon its foundations and the hearts of multitudes were fail ing them for fear for the things that were coming upon the earth the power was ours to we enjoyed that letter by mr jacob pike in a recent issue writes mr duncan m heise old stouffville boy now resident in toronto mr heise has good reason to remember mr pike since he was his first school teacher and he adds what a fine person he was the tribune has been read in the heise family for over 50 years his mother and father having been- subscribers even before they moved into stouffville from the townline west back in 1901 the tribune is proud of these facts and is always pleased to publish interesting information such as is supplied by mr heise we like it because we know so many readers spread all over canada are enthused when they glimpse a line from an old friend they have not even heard of perhaps in a quarter century world through faith in god jesus christ is the same yesterday and today and forever let us there fore rise and build the large monthly offerings of the fellowship are designated for the purchase of bibles for japan the following resolution was adopted by an unanimous stand ing vote of the 155 men present we view with regret the fact that the arena in stouffville is functioning on sundays that is hockey teams from many different places by paying their way are allowed to practise on the lords day we would therefore ask that this meeting take a standing vote to show our disappointment be cause of this thing and also to instruct our secretary charles ratcliff to write to the directors of the arena informing them of our action and to voice our dis- move the approval youth for christ fellowship centre lemonville saturday evening 730 to 1000 pm skating if no skating a social evening in the hall 1000 pm youth for christ fellowship time in the hall come and enjoy this song time silver collection watch this space for announcement of the sacred musical festival tow wmm meteor d butler wmrtc by john rawba foorc wednesday thursday january 25 26 everybody does it starring paul douglas linda darnell and that newcomer to the screen celeste holme who won your hearts in come to the stable plus sport reel and cartoon ringwood little miss susan abell celebrat ed her sixth birthday on monday with a party for her little friends mr and mrs robert devitt who have been in halifax for several months spent the weekend at their home here but left for peterboro on monday where mr devitt will be working for some time mr w j mclean returned on saturday after spending the christmas season in toronto mr and mrs wilmot brown and daughters marion and audrey moved into their new home on tuesday while mriand mrs owen halsted jr and family will move into the apartment in the sam barkey home vacated by the browns the evangelistic service being conducted by misses wilson and lies of the faith mission are con tinuing until friday night of this week meetings commence at eight oclock each night in ringwood church childrens meeting being held each afternoon after four oldest flag the danish flag consisting of a large white cross and a red field is the oldest unchanged national flag in existence dating from about 1218 xvxxjxscxxxxxvsvwttcxssxv special services will be conducted in the lemonville united church by two young ladies from the faith mission january 22nd to 29th week night services begin at 800 pm sunday services will be held at 330 pm plan to hear these young people these feeds have all been reduced in price to allow for larger margin of profit to our customers stouffville coop association phone stouffville 269 or 122