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the tribune stouffviue oni thursday february is 1954 unionville news mrs hart is spending a few savs with her friends mr and mrs h brooknem the keclor hev f bournes was in the chair for the annual vestry meeting of st philips anglican church last week an increase in the givings was shown in both the duplex en velopes and loose collections the deljt for the repairs on the rectory bad been taken care of and the missionary allotment had been oversubscribed mrs marshall read the report of the womens auxiliary a very ac tive year was reported by mrs v stewart for the gleaners with an enroumenlof s pupils and s teachers the church school superintendent mrs w bradley leader of the junior auxiliary reported 17 members rev bourne selected as his warden mr win bradley the other officers tor the coming year are peoples warden mr a m hill vestry clerk mr jr cribbett envelope sec mr vm stewart auditor mr bon pyper lay delegate to synod mr a b pyper treas mr k cribbett hep to paro chial council mrs a k har rington sidesmen messrs f oingejl b jtlurrella campbell allan walker u mcculliini win stewart k g thompson d pyper 1 bacon c white h white dr j s m porter cemetery board messrs a k harrington gingell 4 bond b hurrell j d pyper mr and mrs earl sellers and family spent last sunday with mrs coniwll and keith at the cream of barley camp bow- manville the regular monthly meeting of the wms of central united church was held in the churcli basement on thursday afternoon with 13 mesouers present the president mrs h- guscott pre sided the topic was taken by- mrs r thomson plans were made to entertain a group of about 200 ladies of the east presbytery wms rural ga thering in june mr and mrs w w mason left on feb 10th for dallas texas from where they expect to travel on to new orleans mr eric moore attended the v bance in toronto on tuesday evening reporting a very splen did time mr and mrs t findley of thornhill and mrs o virtue tyrone enjoyed tea with mr and mrs w perkins on tuesday evening mr roy minton of sault ste marie called on old friends in re- afte mens the men women old at 40 50 60 get pep feelyearsyoungerfullofvim the village on tuesday mis irene johnson has turned to moncton nb ii sying a fivxday her parents mr and mrs j m- urgordon osden has been called to attend jury part o this month mrs mitchell of toronto sis ter of mrs j a sabiston was among the curlers at the ladles bonspiel on thursday mrs mckiniey of lindsay formerly of unionville visited mrs j russell on thursday and took part in the bonspiel at the vr and mrs carpenter and sou left on friday for their new home in toronto mr and mrs ken vvatson have returned home aer spend ing the winter months in lor- id groups from lindsay george town brampton toronto and some home rinks took part in the curling bonspiel on thurs da m stephenson enjoyed dinner at the home of her son and wife mr and mrs aubrey stephenson one night tins week prior to their leaving for a vuh to florida mr and mrs h col- lard will accompany them mr pete mcgillen of peter- boio a member of the staff of the telegram was the guest speaker at the business club at unionville the regular meeting of unionvilleyork home school association was held in the school monday night the com mittee for the achievement night project gave a short re port a letter outlining the plans and projects will ihe sent to parents shortly the topic of the meeting was parent edu cation and was arranged by the convener mrs a toogood after two enjoyable solos by mrs g hooper of buttonville accompanied by miss dorothy hooper the convener introduced the home school players mrs mary mew mrs lois aus tin and mr bert macdonald they presented two short skits on parentis problems a social cup of tea and fine time was enjoyed on saturday afternoon at the final library tea which was held on satur day afternoon mr forrester of the bell telephone co was the speaker at the markham unionville lions club on thursday night a number from here attended the young peoples skating par ty of toronto east rural pres bytery held at the cedarena on thursday night the fifth euchre the last of the series was held on monday night feb 15 in the veterans hall there were seven tables present mr and mrs f conley and family of orillia spent the week end with her parents mr and mrs n ogden miss velda perkins from the states spent the weekend with her parents miss beatrice mclnnis who is training for a nurse in tor onto hospital spent the week end with her parents mr and mrs a melnnis mrs barrett of peterboro vis ited on the weekend with her ow- record pig sale here on saturday last saturday was a record dav for the stouffviue live stock pavilion particularly in the pig department weaner pigs old a- high a 2150 ioivs went at s127 stag s11 and hog pigs saw a top price of s107 the calf market was strong er and cow sold iairly well although they were not of highest quality the clothing auction appears lo be gaining interest and there has been quite a good assortment of articles each week the crowds are fast out growing the accommodation and plans are to increase ihe buildings by summer one third this pont blame exhausted woraout rundown parents mr and mrs w sn ssl v thousand amazed al i sjjiv jtiiiic mmau- 1 lie lant often needed after 40 bv bodies weak old because lacking iron a 7syearold doc torwrites 1 took it myself results fine introductory or grtacqiuiinttd size only bu stop feeling old start to feel penny and younger today at all druggists young ladies of the cgit are very busy girls these days preparing for their spring fashion show to be held in central united church union ville tuesday feb 23rd a tea will be served by the girls the lutheran ladies aid was held on thursday february 11 at the home of mrs bruce cam eron the topic taken by mrs ficher was christian women in the home lunch was served by the hostess mrs bruce cam eron and mrs e j stiver mr blackett who recently re- cieved his commission in the rcaf is now stationed at london ont the children of unionville public school enjoyed a very pleasant time on tuesday after noon feb 16th when then teachers entertained them to a skating party at the arena mr and mrs bill mccowan and son david visited on sunday with her parents mr and mrs james weir mr and mrs ross stouehouse and family of toronto visited with mr and mrs h h pow ers on saturday evening dr a c kennedy was the guest speaker at young peoples on sunday night a meeting of the session of central united church will take place on monday feb 2 2nd at s pm we are sorry to hear mr ab summerfeldt has not been well lately mrs bmmerson mcdowell and children margaret andrew and paul of toronto spent monday evening with mr and mrs j ramer station street mrs h findley and son dean visited her sister and brother- inlaw mr and mrs c bigelow of tvrone on the weekend the unionville mens club held a father and son night on monday feb 15th at central united church about 45 were present and sat down to a de licious dinner served by the wa the special speaker of the evening was mr fete mcgil len outdoors editor of the tele gram mr mcgillen gave an in teresting account of the life and habits of the maskinonge knowi to anglers everywhere as the muskie he stated that each such fish is worth 1000 pet year to ontario as a tourist at traction he pleaded for all fishermen and hunters to respect the game laws as the best method of conservation of fish and game biologists and ganu 15000 for new county home the property committee of york county council reported at the council session wed nesday feb loui that they uow have the deed to the dav is property in xewmarket which is to be the new home of york county council miss davis who gave the property to york county council has completed certain renovations which add considerably to the appearance of the building the committee recommended co major changes in the build ing said the report floor cov ering in the halls lighting carpets and blinds and a dias wiu be needed these are esti mated to cost about s580o00 should members of council deem it necessary to purchase vaults and iurnishings an a- mount will have to be fixed to cover these items reeve ralph comer suggested a sum of s15000 be budgeted for to co ver the moving and outfitting of the new quarters at xew market after discussion and a reminder from reeve cook of aurora that the overall bud get had to be considered this amount of 15000 was agreed to by county council after visiting registry offices in llrampton and guelph the committee recommended that an addition to the registry office at newmarket 05 feet by 50 feet be built costing ap proximately 50000 the special assets committee reviewed the offers received and withdrawn from the met ropolitan council for the york county buildings and recom mended that the buildings be offered for sale in the daily papers in toronto and mont real on the 12th and 13th of february this county counc il agreed to tenders will be requested to be in the hands of the clerk by 5 pm march 8 auction saieheauh unjt expan accredited registered entire county on april 1st holstkix i1kku farm stock implements hay grain jkoot etc the property of lewis hadwin dot 27 cox 5 vac ghax twp at testox saturday feb 27 vandorf wesley young people are holding a skating party at lemonville fellowship centre on friday evening feb 26 mr and airs lloyd penny fnd master jimmie had sun day dinner with mr and mrs herbert oliver mr and mrs arthur preece visited mr john preece at bond head on sunday mr and mrs james long spent the weekend with mr and mrs gordon mackey mr and mrs russel hunt mr harry hunt and mr wil liam hunt had sunday even ing tea with mr and mrs roy morley miss bette richardson ha- cattle abbekerk bonheur rag apple peggv no 71s27q born nov 12 4g bred nov 7 53 abbekerk bonheur rag apple bessie no 703sg9 born sept i hi bred nov 21 53 abbekerk alcarta pat no s1s045 born dec 17 4s bred nov 21 53 iaura rag apple maple no 9csg01 born sept 25 51 bred april it 53 snowflake abbekerk maude no s15229 bom nov 20 is bred june 8 53 irene mont vie ra no 90s42s born july 27 50 bred may 15 53 abbekerk aleart janie no gs7g21 born march 1 40 bred july 19 53 infant alma rag apple posoh no 519010 born feb 0 42 bred oct 5 53 marilyn rag apple maple no 90s600 born oct 1 51 fresh calf by side jeanne rag apple maple no 9g8599 born sept 27 51 fresh calf by side abbekerk bonheur hartof may no gds71s born may 1 40 bred feb 17 53 abbekerk bonheur joan no 825219 born feb 10 49 full flow abbekerk houckholme marv no 1046052 born jan 3 53 joyce abbekerk texal no 1024272 born aug 20 52 judy bond haven rag apple alma born aug 12 53 abbekerk rag apple lassie no 801230 born aug 25 48 fresh her heifer calf by side above mentioned cattle are all registered and fully accre dited a good lot of cattle all are vaccinated and bred by the maple breeders and maple district breeder assoc machinery ford tractor on rubber lights and starter near new in perfect condition ford tractor plow 2furrow ford tractor pulley new mh no 11 manure spreader on rubber for tractor new mccormick deering 7 fit bin der real good deering mower 5 ft 15run mh grain drill york county council in ses sion on wednesday february 10th heard a report from their solicitor jd lucas on the set ting up of the health unit throughout the whole of york county and it was decided to start this health service on april 1st in view of the above the fol lowing facts taken from the january report of the health unit may be o interest to our readers doctor king the dir ector and medical officer of health for the health unit says in his report the mid winter increase in communic able diseises is apparent with 47 cases of chicken pox 16 eas es of mumps 10 cases of scar let fever and 11 cases of whoo ping cough being reported in december a considerable number of cases have no doubt not been reported or have not taken the precaution of being seen by the family physcian and the total numb er of cases is probably much greater because of an appar ent mildness of attack with such diseases as scarlet fever or whooping cough parents sometimes neglect to have their children seen by the fa mily doctor this is a danger ous practice even mild case of these childrens diseases after effects can be serious to the health of every child ev ery child suspected of having measles whooping cough or scarlet fever should be seen by the doctor kidney trouble and pneumonia are complica tions of these illnesses detailed plans for launching a plumbing inspection pro gram throughout the health unit area are now being drawn up and the councils of each municipality will be ap proached soon to make necessary arrangements carrying out the program 6th line whitchurch rev norman rowan tele phoned the fireside gathering in second markham baptist church sunday evening mr and mrs rowan are holiday ing at tarpan spring florida miss lorraine steckley spent sunday with miss mar- lene cake at lemonville mr peter derek from steckleys spent sunday with mr finkleman at boleiiders mr and mrs gorman dixon spent friday evening with mr and mrs budd kerr of a- gincourt little david dixon spent friday night and satur day with his grandparents mi ami mrs russel couper- thwaite mr and mrs donald harper and family of agincourt spent sunday with mr and mrs ross harper mr and mrs rae holden had dinner on saturday with mr and mrs allen harper of toronto mr and mrs harry white visited with mr and mrs jas dennie on sunday they also called on mrs whites father mr wm dennie mrs norman stecklev visit ed with mrs harry white on sunday evening mr keith clarke attended a birthday party in his honour at the home of miss ruth timbers saturday night mr and mrs bruce clarke visited with her parents mr and mrs maurice boy thurs day evening mrs clarkes cousin was visiting from the west with the eby family the for local hunt club loses member parents mr and mrs george richardson mr robert staley spent last week at temagami attending a short course of the forestry wardens work together to de- department of the university milton spent friday with her steel land roller 3 drum rhc spring tooth cultivator 15 tooth set 4section harrows pile scrap iron set bob sleighs termine the number and size of fish available mr mcgillen stated that the best cure for jangled nerves and worried brows was a few days fishing amid the beauties of nature first choice with thousands of canadian poultrymen sun yes sunray feeds are popular with so many poultrymcn in canada because they know that sunhay gives best results best value for your money nows the time to feed sunray allmash chick starter in mash or crumble form and watch your chicks grow bigger and healthier it will pay you to feed sunray allmash chick starter on sale at alt0na feed supplies rr3 claremonr phone stouffviue 61306 of toronto mr geoige hacking port land oregon visited friends in the community last weekend and also spoke at the morning service at wesley mr hack ing attended the funeral of his soninlaw in ramsay new york a few days previous mr and mrs leonard bril- linger and family were supper guests of mr and mrs grant morley and billie on saturday evening bethesda mr and mrs ross james and sons donald and alan of collingwood were sunday ev ening dinner guests with mr ancl ms earl brillinger and family the young peoples will be on friday evening at the home of mr and mrs art steckley mr and mrs russel hunt and harry and mr wm hunt were sunday night supper guests with mr and mrs roy morley lemonville the lemonville wa meet ing was held in the church last wednesday the presid ent mrs ii burnett was in charge during the devotional part a reading was given by mrs graham and two hymns were sung by mrs dixon and miss davis of stouffviue bus iness was attended to and lunch was served mr and mrs john gibbins are visiting for a few days at their sons home mr and mrs glenn gibbins of scarboro mr peter pamplis has re turned to mr reg gibbins af ter pending a few months at hits home in aiderhot eng- jand he is reported to have had a pleasant trip i mr and mrs james rae had i supper on sunday night atthe home of mr and mrs s rae the church service at lem- onville has been changed to 2 oclock beginning this sunday feb 211 rev mclaughlin i will be our new pastor 2wheel rubber tired car or tractor trailer with racks turnip drill scufller buggy x cutter rubber tired farm wagon gear spring wagon box wheel barrow steel wheel wagon flat rack flat rack surge milking machine com plete with piping outlets 2 single units moffat electric pail heater approx 250 fence rails onethird hp electric motor 3 chop boxes set scales bag truck set electric stock clippers milk cart forks shovels hoes rakes and numerous other articles harness set team harness number of collars hay grain quantity of turnips mow of mixed hay number of sacks stack wheat straw 500 bales mixed hay approx s00 bus oats approx 400 bus wheat pigs white brood sow due white brood sow due 1 store pigs sheep 10 shropshire ewes due to lamb 2 hampshire ewes due to lamb shropshire ram poultry 85 rock and new hampshire laying hens good brooder house 10 x 12 quantity of poultry wire horses pay mare hd bay gelding hd terms cash no reerve sale at 1 pm sharp ken clarke prentice auctioneers markham po ph mark 310 milliken po ph agin 52w3 the stouffviue hunt club were saddened on wednesday when word was received from rye that their guide walter mclaren well known farmer of that district had died after being in the hospital two weeks with pneumonia he suf fered a severe heart attack and died wednesday morning he is survived by his wife vi olet phippen 2 sons wilfred and melvin 2 daughters vera and beverley he was in his 50th year funeral service was on friday at rye friends from the stouffviue district that attended the funeral were walter bye- clare bol- ehtler chas atkinson cecil banks herb hisey and barb ara art wagg of mt albert earl hisey and leonard bril liiiger stanley stouffville ont policy 2 shows xitcly 7 pm matinee saturday 2 pm friday saturday feb 19 20 boris karl0ff a unvesttwrnational picture plus comedy shorts cartoon monday tuesday feb 22 23 qiokious stoky of an uhconqvikam mam the keys of the kingdom oi thursday feb 24 25 mlfljlilkraaritechnlcolor to stop hunger a jungle tribe chews on pieces of rub- 1 ikt rather a crude way to do it wed say