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the tribune stouffville ont thursday april 6 1950 waiiict our price lisf of service seed grain field garden seeds will be in your hands in a few days this year is our 50th anniversary in presenting this years price list we hope you will find it as interesting and profitable as ever a few outstanding items are registered ajax oats montcalm barley reliable brand pasture mixtures top crop hybrid seed corn stivers selected purple top turnips we would like to draw your attention to our feed service also our brands of mixed feeds pork0 and chowmix on this our 50th anniversary we would like to thank jroa for your confidence in us and also to assure you that everything will be done to retain that confidence by eaatinnhig to sell seeds and feeds of quality to give service to the best of our ability stiver bros local and personal happenings get your hot cross buns for over the holiday now stovers of course are unexcelled miss doris kirk of musselmans lake and toronto left by plane for palm beach florida last week you are invited to hear the good friday cantata rendered in the united church tomorrow night good friday last saturday was april fool day and most everybody was fool ed including the weather pro phets instead of warm and over cast the ground was white with snow just bordering on rain mrs jack young of hamstead que daughter of john lehman is visiting with her father and others before going to vancouver where mr and mrs young are going to live good friday cantata stouffville united church begins at 815 in health mrs degeer has been keeping house for mr oscar hut chinson tenth street south the many friends of miss audrey bell will be pleased to learn that audrey has been released from the brierbush hospital where she was a patient for a short time she is mrs thos hobbs has returned again home with her dad mr bert home from toronto after spending bell mill street slowly improving a week with mrs r holden whose husband died as the result of a car mr and mrs robt woodcock 0 markham village were both sent to hospital on saturday night last following a car collision as they were proceeding to oshawa for the hockey final there fortunately their injuries were not serious and the couple were allowed to proceed home feeling quite severely shook up and of course disappointed wsimam h tool william h tool of st thomas retired cnrwabash bridge and building supervisor died sunday night last in memorial hospital after a long illness he was in his toth year born at brougham he was a son of the late mr and mrs jacob h tool he began his 38 years of railroad service with the grand trunk railway on june 6 1898 and rose to the rank of supervisor at auamfele in 1909 he was for 10 years supervisor of the old north ern division and came to stthomas in a supervisory capacity in 1920 for 16 years he was bridge and building supervisor with the buf falo division of the wabash and local division of the cnr retir ing july 25 1936 surviving are a son william b of windsor a daughter helen tool at home two sisters mrs effle coulter and mrs h d rae both of british columbia the body rested at the l b sifton funeral home where service was conducted by the rev h s rodney of knox presbyterian church entombment was in st thomas mausoleum margaret ball in charge of phy siotherapy at the stadacoma hos pital halifax accompanied by nursing sister johnston who is at tached to the navy spent a few days with the formers parents dr and mrs s s ball last week an announcement of special in terest to all farmers in the stouff ville area will be made on april 10th according to d holden sons stouffville local dealer for ferguson tractors and farm imple ments who has just returned from a special distributor meeting in toronto the sunday evening service in the united missionary church was a very impressive one rev h s hallman and rev f gould of the congregational christian joined in a water baptismal service there were eight baptized by mr hall- man and three by mr gould rev gibson brown was present and very fittingly closed this service received to local membership the preeaster service in stouff ville united church witnessed four teen new members being added to the roll all being transfers from other congregations where the new members had lived before locating in stouffville they are mr and mrs douglas bacon mr and mrs levi mustard mr and mrs geo hughes mr and mrs thomas wed- selftoff mrs isa wedseltoff mrs arthur woods miss leona woods mr earl woods mrand mrs chas james a cappella choir of bethel college mishawaka indiana on monday the stouffville busi ness and professional womens club were guests at a dinner given by the markhamunionville club at which over one hundred were present members of the rich mond hill aurora lindsay and wilowdale lansing clitf were also in attendance and enjoyed hearing a talk by miss nazla lane who is the president of the toron to club the public library the librarian would like to call attention to the magazines now available in the library all but current issues may be taken out on a library card ladies home jour nal canadian homes and gardens life parents garden and home national geographic popular me chanics forest and out doors the latest government pamphlets are also on the reading tables and may be taken out on cards mrs violet degeer was admitted doris m hexdkksox to the brierbush hospital a few of xemkgos is wed days agcsufferhiga general break j bouquets ot spring flowers de corated the altar of st pauls an glican- church toronto for the wedding of doris martha hender son daughter of mr and mrs john l henderson xemegos ont and waldemore delosse crossland claremont son of mr and mrs james crossland newmarket rev e morley officiated gowned in white satin with lace trimming peter pan collar and full skirt with train the bride was given in marriage by her father her full- length veil was held by a satin headdress and she carried a bou quet of pink roses and white car nations margaret box was brides maid in blue net over taffeta with net stole and she carried a bouquet of- spring flowers best man was ernest crossland and ushers were coulton henderson and james crossland in the church parlors the brides mother received in cin namon crepe with corsage of coral roses assisted by the grooms mo ther in beige lace with coral rose corsage for a trip to new york the bride travelled in a threepiece green and white check suit with matching accessories and mink furs mr and mrs aimer fockler mr and mrs gordon holden and billy motored to toronto on sunday morning for the dedication service of the new organ installed in the crawford st congregational chris tian church and afterwards had dinner with mr and mrs focklers son dean and family horticultural anniversary you are invited to attend a meet ing in the united church basement on tuesday april 11th at s oclock the guest speaker will be mrlloyd elford of islington floral ar rangements will be shown both on the screen and by demonstration local talent will help entertain you so do not miss this meeting judges and magistrates are now permitted to perform marriage ceremonies but not justices of the peace which of course is a good thing the local jp lias repeated ly been asked this question and we are glad to report that no jp can conduct a marriage ceremony no doubt the bulk of this work will still remain in the safe hands of the clergy stouffville united missionary church on monday april 10th 35 young people are superbly trained under the direction of professor w r hallman you will be thrilled with their renditions sfiuhf stifled draped slacks mr e g wilson manager of brome lake ducks east of town narrowly escaped the amputation of several fingers last week while working the buzz saw in some unaccountable manner his hand came into contact with the saw and severely cut several fingers mr wilson was taken to toronto east general hospital and latest re ports indicate the fingers may be saved s cadieux studio portraits and weddings a specialty- phone 24 j2 stouffville youth for christ stouffville saturday 745 pm presbyterian church 745 films for the children three little bruins in a canoe and england background of literature 815 song service featuring special easter numbers by the girls choir ted boadway of special interest to all will be the boys band from the oshawa salvation armv citadel 915 closing film which will you have christ or barnabus a picture of the most momentous happening of all ages the trial betrayal and crucifixion of jesus christ n rowan director the a cappella choir from bethel college mishawaka in diana are appearing at stouffville united missionary church on mon day night april 10 at 8 pm this group of 35 young people have been superbly trained under the able direction of professor willard r hallman whose choirs in the west have won wide acclaim every where these young people travel audiences are thrilled by their splendid denditions their pro gram includes other numbers the beautiful chorale now let every tongue adore thee by bach a group of selections by f melius christiansen a beautiful latvian spiritual my god and i arranged by sergei and a group of unusal negro spirituals arranged by vari ous composers mr and mrs robert armstrong who have occupied quarters in the home of mrs wm murison church street north for the past four years moved away on saturday to bri tish columbia where they will live among relatives just as soon as school closes mrs murisons spare rooms will be occupied by mr and mrs ace davis of leroy sask who are returning to stouffville to make their home after an absence of a good many years their fam ily will come with them of course and we understand mr davis in tends to build a new residence here just what the lads are look ing for smartly styled draped slacks with pleats zippers drop loops and open lap seams smooth finished hard wearing better quality gabardine in plain shades comfortable practical and priced to fit your bud get sizes 26 to 36 to fit boys from 8 to 18 years priced from 495 up jet wilkes clothes shop next ratcliffs grocery phone stouffville 24wl grandma flies to australia mrs jessie salmon 76 yearold resident of stouffville for the last number of years waved goodbye to her daughter and three grand children at malton airport on sun day white haired but still spry she was bound for australia where she plans to live with her son and daughterinlaw mr and mrs cliff salmon who preceded heracross the pacific last christmas mrs sal mon told the tribune she planned to fly all by day and has so ar ranged her passage that she can rest at night for the most part on ground ill miss canada mrs salmon said but its time i saw a bit of the world this will be my first plane ride but it doesnt bother me a bit to think of it mrs salmon boarded the plane as a small contingent of stouffville friends bid her bon voyage she received some gifts but they had to be light so as not to burden her baggage among those to whom the aged lady found it hard to say farewell was mrs cliff arsenault her daughter then she put on a great big smile for her three grand children marilyn s yvonne 10 and doris 9 mrs salmon will be met at the journeys end by mr and mrs salmon cliffs letters in the tribune are among the feature items and just wait until he des cribes the arrival of grandma the easter thank offering meet ing of the garrett evening auxili ary of the stouffville united church will be held in the church on wednesday april 12th at 8 pm the guest speaker will be miss agnes rampersad a member of the staff of a high school in trinidad who is attending the ontario college of education as a scholarship student mrs roy grove will be in charge of the devotional period and two organ and piano duets by mrs chas nolan and miss anne lehman and a solo by mrs claude brillinger will contribute to a very enter taining program a special invita tion is extended to the womans missionary society womans association canadian girls in training and all other organiza tions of the church as well as professor willard r hallman is the director of the bethel college a cappella choir of mishawaka indiana appearing on monday april 10 at 8 pm at united mis sionary church prof hallman is a graduate of westminster choir college and willamette university and is well known in religious music circles previous to his posi tion as head of the music depart ment at bethel college he had been the director of various music groups on the west coast his choir while he was at cascade college became quite famous singing two concerts at the san francisco ex- hibition the bethel choir has gained its popularity and reputa tion on the basis of artistic per formance spiritual interpretation ladies of the district refreshments and the presentation of choice sa- will be served i cred choral works stouffville united church good friday at 815 pm cantata christ victorious the choir bass solo robt bone choir and duet by 4 the hour is at hand 5 there is a green hill 1 rejoice and be glad 2 ride on in majesty 3 go to dark gethsemane phyllis clarkson eldred bang tenor solo lome roadway and choir quartette mrs mcconnochie mrs brillinger george pearce john hammersley and choir 6 the glory of the cross alto solo mrs r bone meditation beside the cross rev d davis 7 how calm and beautiful the morn duet lome boadway robt bone 8 joybells of easter choir 9 hear the story young womens duet and trio beulah rutledge shirley bone lome boadway 10 this is the day choir 11 sing a song of gladness mens and womens choruses and choir 12 my redeemer lives soprano solo mrs kellington 13 lift your glad voices choir and duet by erla holden barbara smith 14 0 lord thou art my god choir oogasa33ecaaaa3f338e 1949 chevrolet coach 1947 chevrolet sedan 1946 plymouth club coupe 1941 dodge sedan 1940 chevrolet club coupe 1940 mercury sedan 1938 chevrolet standard coach 1936 chevrolet coach 1936 ford coach 1936 dodge sedan 1934 dodge sedan chas ward stouffville 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