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the tribune stouffviue ont thursday march 16 1950 monarch catsup special 2 large 14oz bottles 29c choice tomato juice 48oz tin 23c tapioca ff 29c cooking beans 3 pounds 29c marmalade 4lb tin 59c prunes large lb 25c choice quality corn 20oz tins 2 for 25c toasted marshmallows pkg 19c cllverhouse dessert pears 20oz tin 21c peanut butter 16oz jar 35c fancy pink salmon 1lb tin 45c asparagus cuttings tin 23c ratcliff co aa balsam and mount zion quie a number from here atteaded the commencement exer- eices of claremont high school last thursday and friday nights much cred is given the teachers and puprii for their fine performance mi myrna jones is home from fair school duties suffering from the mumps misses eileen and luella carson maifon and evelyn disney attend ed eiie trouseau tea in toronto on saturday for miss doreen hart glenn evans of claremont spent the weekend with grant murray and ronald jones mr and mrs- elmer wilson and family visited sunday with mr and sirs morgan pugh at ux- bridge mis winton white spent the weekend with her daughter mrs frank grey at agincourt next sunday there will be a epaciit missionary program in connection with the sunday school at is pm congratulations to mr and mrs w p jones who celebrated their 56th vedding anniversary on tues day starch 14th mrs reg hoskins and daugh ters visited last week with her parents mr and mrs kingsmill at london vicinity on sunday last mr and mrs secord who have been living in the corrie cottage are moving to the city he is a student in the university mrs churchyard spent saturday in toronto some of our farmers attended the meeting of the federation of agriculture at brougham on tues day last this organization is the main one for all the farmers of canada to get together and make their needs known there seems a disposition on the part of some interested parties to force down the price of milk many of our dairymen who have been buying hay and other feeds this winter at high prices do not take kindly to a move to lower prices now when they have a chance to get a little back from grass pastures food prices generally are often the sub ject of attack from consumers many of whom are getting larger wages than they ever did unless the producers get together to pro tect their rights just as effectively as are those people who are demanding pensions at g5 pay on holidays severance pay and all the possible other securities against want and lack of thrift food price would be given a square deal by the workers especially mr and mrs cecil jones attend- ed the funeral of her uncle mr thomas oliver at lxbridge on monday audley gewge and mrs ramsey of lon don visited with arch and mrs bell over the weekend arch bell of saskatchewan who formerly lived here is visiting relatives in ontario many of our fanners attended the seed fair at brooklin on satur day list frank westney won 1st and 2nd on his barboff barley w h westney won 1st on his regis tered beaver oats while frank wonnacott won 1st on his clinton oats in the junior and in the general section f jr chapman won ith on his ajax oats mack and mrs hedge are pre paring to move on to their farm here which he has recently pur chased from chas puckrin b and mrs von pilis of the no 2 highway were visitors in the gormley mr and mrs bruce crowder of markham were sunday visitors at the home of mr and mrs ernest bade mr and mrs earl pannabacker of kitchener had sunday evening supper with mr and mrs ernest hunt and ruth a very fine congregation enjoyed the service at the united mission ary church on sunday afternoon sponsored by the emmanuel bible college group from kitchener mrs allan doner is spending a few days this week with mr and mrs eldon gooding and carol of uttersonl mr and mrs jan falkowski are the first ones in ottr community to enjoy television in their home we understand mr metro sudeyko is interested in selling these sets in this district miss beula heise was entertain ed in the home of mr and mrs 0 heise of victoria square for a few days last week farm milk coolers dependable cooler snow bird cooler woods gilson delaval curtis cooler cockshutt victor cooler we offer you your choice of four of the finest and most dependable coolers on the market and at prices and terms within your reach we can supply them in the drop in type using your own vat or in the portable type where no vat is required and with either automatic or manual control w are equipped to furnish complete service to any make of cooler no waiting for servfce men to come from a dis tance while your milk spoils so when you buy a cooler wy not buy the best and for less money and where you can depend on prompt and efficient service c h bell son farm equipment dealers phone stouffviue 28iw from where i sit by ray marshall the writing is on the wall it is there for all to see for the past few weeks i have been giving vou a review of the poultry situation the situation today is still unchanged and government reports just released would indicate that chick sales are even lower than i had forecast what does this mean to you the floor price was placed under eggs last january and everyone expected that the government would be stuck with a large quantity of storage eggs next fall at the time of writing it would appear that they will have no eggs on their hands nor any one else the lower egg prices have been an incentive to the house wife to use more eggs with the result that instead of huge piles of eggs going into storage they are practically all being eaten fresh what will be the egg situation next fall i do not pretend to be a prophet but it would appear to me now that with little storage eggs and a 30 decrease in chick sales a shortage will develop it was thought for a while that we could import eggs from the usa if necessary but almost every state in the union is hatching from 10 to 25 less chicks they are likely to be short also so if we import it will have to be at a high price the consumer does not like prices to fluctuate to any degree she does not like eggs to soar during the summer months but how can we overcome it i do not know as long as farmers buy heavy one year and then very light the next this condition will continue from where i sit i can foresee two types of farmers next summer and fall one will have poultry and eggs to sell and the other will not the first is going to be very satisfied and happy the other is not i believe the one who is not will find that he chose to stay out the one year that he should have stayed in we have just recently published a new book entitled the secret in out this book has been well received and a great many compliments have come our way this book can be had free of charge by dropping us a card or letter it is up to the minute on all our new enterprises and is well illustrated if anyone wonders about our faith in the future of the poultry industry i would answer it this way read our new book or just come over and visit our new one hundred thousand dollar processing plant it is my belief that the poultry industry is just begin ning to grow and that the future will see greater development than the past has ever known published by skyline farms ltd kettleby ont producers of marshalls famous five star chicks phone aurora 229 or stouffviue 123 with these foods royal york golden corn 20 oz tins 2 for 25 lynn valley standard peas 20 oz tins 2 for 23 habitant pea soup 28 oz tins 2 for 27 cohoe salmon vz lb tin 31 corn syrup 10 ib pail 115 corn syrup 5 ib tin 59 corn syrup 2 ib tin 25 aylmer choice tomatoes 28 oz tin 15 clarks pork and beans 20 oz tins 2 for 25 vanilla extract 16 oz bottle vanilla extract 8 oz bottle champion dog or cat food seedless raisins 2 lbs pitted dates ib 27 bulk macaroni 2 lbs 21 bulk white beans 2 lbs 19 maple leaf toilet soap 2 bars 15 kleenex 2 packages 35 mans size kleenex package 29 aylmer ketchup 11 fluid oz bottle 17 budget tea ib pkg 75 carload groceteria john mathewson prop stonffvlhc ont 19 10 2 tins for 25 33 this weeks mens triple sole brogues regular 1075 now 895 lehmans shoe store stouffville ont altona on wednesday evening last the neighbors friends and relatives of miss esther davis met at the home of mr and mrs f goudie for a social evening all enjoyed the evening playing games and a presentation of a trilight floor lamp and a clothes hamper was made to esther in recognition of her various duties in the com munity mr o madill was master of ceremonies refreshments were served we wish esther health and success in her new surroundings joyce lewis is the little guest of her grandmother mrs vm slack stouffviue the church services stouffville baptist church sunday march 19 1000 am bible school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm gospel service air murray spence will have charge of both services wednesday s pm prayer meeting goodwood pastoral charge of the united church of canada harry b turner ba minister sundav march 19 fifth line 1030 am sunday school 1115 am worship siloam 200 pm sunday school 300 pm worship coodwood 1100 am sunday school 730 pm worship thursday 730 pm boy scouts thursday 815 pm choir saturday 215 pm cgit united missionary church rev cyril berry minister sunday march 19 mount joy 1000 am sunday school 1100 anr worship service 730 pm evangelistic dickson hill 1000 am worship service 1100 am sunday school 730 pm young peoples come and worship st james presbyterian church stouffville donald mckillican minister sunday march 19 1000 am service christ church anglican rev f herman rector sunday march 19 1th sunday in lent 145 pm ss and- jr bible class 230 pm evensong the wa will meet at the home of mrs fred crdssen church street south on tuesday march 21st at 230 pm thanks be unto god for his unspeakable gift ii corinth 915 stouffville united church rev douglas davis minister sunday march u9 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evening worship tuesday 4 pm the explorers wednesday s pm prayer service thursday 7 pm the cgit thursday s15 pm the choir friday 400 pm the mission band monday march 30 8 pm the wa meet at the church tuesday march 21 at 8 pm official board i shall not wait to be drafted for service in my church i shall volunteer i shall be loval in my attendance generous in my gifts kind in my criticisms creative in my suggestions and loving in my attitudes melville bethesda and peachs churches rev r t chapin minister sunday march 19 1000 am peachs 1130 am melville 300 pm bethesda peaches wms meets tuesday afternoon march 21st at the home of mrs brignall peaches yp meets tuesday even ing march 21st at the hoover home the preeaster fellowship meeting will be heid at the manse on thursday evening united missionary church rev l k sider pastor sunday march 19 bethesda 1030 am worship mr deverne mullen will sing 200 pm sunday school gormley special services continue each evening this week including saturday at 745 with mr de verne mullen singer and the pastor as evangelist 145 pm sunday school 245 and 730 concluding services of revival week you are wel come stouffville christian church mr fred gould minister sunday march 19 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evening worship s45 pm fireside hour prayer meeting will be held at the home of mrs robt brown on thursday at 8 pm friday bible club hour at 7 pm in the church basement a sincere invitation to all to attend these services stouffville united missionary church rev h s hailman pastor wed 8 pm altona prayer service thurs 8 pm stouffviue prayer service sunday march 19 1000 am sundav school 1100 am worship 730 pm evangelistic monday march 20 3 pm the church fronts her task 8 pm an adequate cure for the worlds ills rev dixon burns of the toronto bible college will speak on the above subjects come and enjoy this special treat special singing from the college second markham baptist church rev norman rowan pastor sunday march 19 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship subject samson 730 pm young peoples tuesday at s pm prayer praise and fellowship meeting at the home of charles conner prayerless pews precede powerless pulpits be not deceived god is not mock ed for whatsoever a man sow- eth that shall he also reap galations 67 bloomington ringwood christian churches rev g w brown pastor sunday march 19 1100 am bloomington 230 pm ringwood 730 pm altona sunday school at 10 am in altona church at 1030 am classes for all ages friday 8 pm bloomington ce bible study wednesday 8 pm altona praver meeting special notice you are invited to attend the ser vices in the stouffviue united missionary church on monday march 20th at 3 am and 8 pm the speaker will be the rev d a burns toronto bible college these meetings will be of special importance to sunday school teachers and workers all wel come