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the libune stouffviue ont thursday february 3 1953 al mumimmmm quality service complete fuel service reliable it rami anthracite trade marked reliance our coal is carefully screened because it is kept inside in the dry local and personal happenings di as furnace fuel oil stiver bros stouffviue phone 64501 or 45 scratch pads at the tribune three for a quarter theyre handy this week the stouffviue bak ery is introducing their famous new vitamin enriched bread read the display adv in this issue mr a if mole left this week for florida accompanying dr and mrs n p tdmlinson of clare mom mr mole will return via tca your contribution to the stouff viue clippers benefit fund for injured players will be thankfully received at the office of this news paper and at the arena council monday evening agreed to a tag day for the institute for the blind here on saturday may 2nd yv h kinney lias disposed of lis house on harold st to mr jftioss garrett of orillia posses- rsion will be given on march 1st the kinney family is moving to windsor david mclkax appointment mr and mrs m e watts are holidaying in florida mr belfry hamilton is motoring to florida this week with mr and mrs fred hamilton of markham harvey x beal son of mr and mrs norman beal wellknown uxbridge family died suddenly in toronto last week at the age of 46 he had been an employee of the t eaton co for 26 years mr glenn ratcliff is leaving shortly for a winter vacation in nassau jamaica he will make the trip to the sunny south seas by air make your appointment early for your childs photo at houstons drug store baby day saturday feb 14th remember its all free you have nothing to buy the mayfair restaurant intro duced something new here last week with the installation of a tv set for the entertainment of their patrons tv is very popular in restaurants and drinking spots in the united states with many being installed in toronto eateries while this latest snow 9torm has driven recent thoughts of spring some distance off the balmy weather of last week pro duced some interesting phenonema not the least of these being tulips sprouting in the flower bed of councillor milt burk at the east end roy ii crosby the recent appointment of roy h crosby to the farm agency department has been announced by s j carlisle les manager of david mc lean limited realtors with head offices at thornhill mr crosby has been appoint ed agent for markham and dis trict as secretarytreasurer of markham fair for the past 32 years and a judge of many of southern ontario agricultural fairs roy crosby is well itnown to many a graduate of one of the toronto real estate boards most recent courses mr cros by is looking forward to renewing acquaintances with many old friends in his new real estate career sunshine a wellknown friend of almost everyone in stouffviue has arrived in vancouver for the winter according to a postcard arriving at this office sunshine a knight of the road puts on more mileage in the average year than moit of us do with a car of our own mr bert widdifield of saska toon accompanied by his niece called on mrs w mecowan and other eastend friends last week mr widdifield came east for the funeral of his brother the late leslie widdifield formerly of stouffviue two oshawa men were fined s10 and costs and ordered to pay for damage which they were responsible for at the grand grill on main st on sunday constable rusnell was called to the scene and arrested the pair sunday afternoon when they created the disurbance and commenced dam aging the property mr frank riches was guest speaker at the regular meeting of the united church young people last sunday evening some thirty members attended and enjoyed his talk on types of stars during the business discussion it was decided to pack a bale for korea the meeting adjourned following recreation and lunch ttttfjtttnflftvtfnttttn york county hog producers association annual mcetimig parish hall newmarket wednesday february 1 1th 1030 am guest speaker r h graham associate live stock commissioner quiz panel on various phases of hoij production and marketing motion picture litterally amazing free lunch door prizes at 1030 election of officers thos lowndes keswick bernard davidson keswick president socretarv lim jt5l tl t ra mrs lena raymer nas returned i home after visiting with friends in ohio for several weeks watch for baby day at hous tons the rexal drug store next week mr and mrs jos borinsky left last week for miami where they will enjoy the balance of the win ter familiar old homes of stouffville mr and mrs wes schell and mr and mrs walter brillinger left by motor last weekend for florida floyd donor has taken a posi tion at the raxlin furniture and appliance store mr and mrs bert silverthorn are now making their home here in town with her father rev e morton mr and mrs paul boadway had sunday dinner at the mortens home star concert featuring the com modores and the enchanted strings quartette of violinists is being held at the stouffviue united church this thursday evening visitors at the j l abell home included miss helen abell of ottawa mr and mrs f matteson and mr and mrs h verboten of buffalo and miss bernice davidge of toronto miss ada barkey of ringwood was a recent winner of a new acme stove one of the prizes given away at the cooking school held by a large toronto depart mental store saturday feb 11th will be baby day at houstons rexall drug store you can have your childs picture taken by chas abel studio photographers abso- iutelv free of charge a movement is afoot in stouff viue to form a ladies auxiliary of the canadian legion of the british empire service league ladies who are eligible and interested watch the paper for future announcement be sure to see the hourlong religious film the kings man which is being shown at the regu lar meeting of the garrett even ing auxiliary of the stouffviue united church on wednesday evening feb 11 at 8 oclock in the auditorium of the church the above residence is that of mr and mrs e a button obrien ave another of the old familiar homes of stoufi- ville the button house was built a little more than sixty years ago by d l barclay mr barclay was a pioneer of pickering township and the plans of this large residence were the work of his hands he was of scotch descent an oldtime reformer and he was active in the rebellion of 37 being a member of peter mathews company following the barclay fam ily the residence was occu pied for several years by dr i photo by cadieux barker and for more thirtv years by k a e s than button the house is constructed of white brick in a two wing plan with verandahs front and rear a barn which was built on the place by mr barclay still remains mr sam miller aged resident of ringwood was removed to the brierbush hospital tuesday he had apparently been taken ill and was discovered after being with out food and heat for some time stouffviue municipal council met on monday night in a record- breaking five and a half hour session convening at 730 pm the councillors yawned their way out at 110 am tuesday morning its a gift for beautiful hands stouffviue has a new street and a new street name council mon day evening designated by resolu tion the name sunset blvd for the thoroughfare running west from orchard park blvd to the 9th con at the bottom of the new ogdenmurphy subdivision the stouffviue womens insti tute will meet at christ church parish hall on thursday feb 12 at 2 pm roll call my hobby this winter motto by mrs walsh program convener is mrs sander son local events will be given by miss winn and world events by mrs burgin tolc will be given by mrs ridout the hostesses are mrs mortson mrs lemon mrs bell and mrs burton local couple lose home near aurora fire at 3 am monday destroy ed a twostorey farm house occu pied by mr and mrs george wil son on good things farm one mile south of aurora the occu pants saved only a few clothes and furniture after they awoke in the smokefilled house mrs wil son is a daughter of mr and mrs clark bunker good things farm is owned by w r nesbitt the wilsons found temporary shelter after the fire at the nearby home of james kers- will manager of the farm mrs wilson said she was wakened by an explosion to find the house filled with smoke her husband ran to turn in the alarm after she called to him the house was on fire a second alarm was turned in by provincial police constable j e claus who spotted the blazing house from xo 11 highway aurora firemen were hampered in efforts to fight the blaze when they ran out of water and had to summon a second tank truck audrey smith had the misfor tune to fall and break her ankle while on the wav to work recent- ly christ church anglican wa held their business and devotional meeting in the parish hall on tuesday jan 20 at 1130 am corpret communion was held for the installation of officers presi dent mrs w sanderson vice- president mrs les wilson secre tary mrs a burgin treas mrs fred crossen darcas secretary- treasurer mrs reg mackay the ladies held a not luck lunch followed by the regular meeting the regular monthly meeting of the afternoon auxiliary of the wms of stouffviue united church will be held in the church parlours on thursday feb 5th at 230 pm mrs smales will conduct the worship service mrs riches will review a chapter of the study book and mrs brillinger will sing all the women of the congregation are cordially welcome ljlizabeth iyrden ardena hand lotion willi gursl soap at no extra cost limited time event in blue grass or june geranium 4 oi ardkna hand lotion in plastic bottle with two cake- of guest oap th for 130 8w ardena hand lotion in plastic bottle wilh three cakes of guest soap both for 250 the rexall drug store stonfiviiic ontario parent education meeting sponsored by toronto nursery education association the staff and executive of the stouifville kindergarten nursery school attended a capacity meet ing at the heliconian club toron to on wednesday evening jan 28 there were in attendance staff representatives from twentyseven nurseries as well as parent repre sentation from nineteen nursery schools miss isobel cleland president in opening welcome explained that parent education committee had planned this meeting specific ally for the nursery school parent she said their interest starting with the child naturally extended to the home and parent that they might better help carry on in the outside world what goes on in the home particularly with regard to the child at nursery school she then introduced miss dorothy millichamp asst director insti tute of child study miss millichamp gave a brief summary from the days of the early thirties in the field of nurs ery education and specially wel comed mrs neil smith as one of the early pioneers in that sphere with school representatives parents and specialists present it was possible to discuss several problems miss millichamp intro duced mrs gordon bolton who last year addressed the interested mothers of stouifville under the auspices of our local nursery school mrs bolton posed one or two questions which parents had submitted to the parent education committee on which there was group discussion then with miss millichamp taking the place of the child a panel was set up consist ing of a mother of a dayxurserv child a mother of a morning- nursery child a teacher and a teachermother groups of six oi eight formed framed a problem question which was answered along with interrelating ones interest ran so high time did not suffice to take care of all ques- tions at this meeting the stouif ville delegation much stimulated by the discussion left for home looking forward to anv such further meetings which may be arranged phone 269 or 122 prompt delivery