life ih greenwood captivates kids bows sra arrows cap of lincoln green belt with rnor jackets vests ey pouch and many anniversaries at victoria square congratulations to mr and neighbourhood notes mrs reid erumweu who on birthday greetings to mrs l april 26 will be ceebrating their l nichols lor april 2s to mrs mor n jjl 26th wedding anrjversary to leslie hart for april 27 to mr e ae mr and mrs eert nichols who l l nichols for april 28 to dov masquerade costumes and on april 25 will be celebrating ray bennett for april 2s to pay clothes patterned alter their 15th wedding anniversary harry barber jr for april 2s the garb of our medieval en- to mr and mrs neil brown who to jimmy valiiere who will be lish forebears al assure buy- on april 26 will be celebrating two years old on april 28 to ers to toy stores that davy their jth wedding anniversary ronald orr who will be six crocketts replacement is here to mr and mrs roy glover years old en april 30 hes robin hood brought who on april 27 will be ceie- sr womens institute back to life via tvs the ad- brating their nineteenth wed- the may meeting of the sr ventures of robin hood which ding anniversary to mr and womens institute will be held bowed in last september and mrs stanley defoe who on tn tuesday evening may 1 at is seen weekiy over television april 30 will be celebrating s oclock at the home of mrs what this means to the toy thcir eighteenth wedding anni- garnet francy the convener and juvenile merchandise in- versary of tne meeting will be mrs n tiustries is a matter of many mrs iv sandle snider the theme agriculture millions of doiiars additional euchre and canadian industries the business this year there was a large attendance roll cal is to be answered by f thats what new herotype at the euchre held in the com- the gadget i use most in my merchandise can bring to the munity hall on tuesday eve- home motto if you plant a tills and that may be why man- j ning of last week prize win- seed of character in the home ufacturers watched the early ners were ladies 1 mrs it will blossom in the commun- ratings of the show with a nellie snider 2 miss mabel ity will be given by mrs j tenseness usually associated sanderson consolation mrs w brr the guest speaker will with soontobe fathers robin b rumney gents 1 alan be mrs merton brown of vic- hood in the person of hand- chadwick 2 donald wood- toiia square her topic will be some richard green was tailor- ward consolation bert ni- canadian league health and made to their specifications beauty and he brought a whole new j your correspondent would j set of accoutrements with him i long bow in hand quiver of i arrows at his back sharply different type of headgear a i first juvenile requirement and completely new garb he paraded a whole line that manufacturers could quickly translate to juvenile array anil prepare to repeat the success i story of hopalong cassidy i space cadet and the congress- j man from tennessee early j success of the show reinforced aaaaaa4aaaa roxy theatre markham evenings doors open 630 saturday matinee 115 from nigeria the stourtyiue tribune thursday aprtt 26 1956 pi 7 last time tonight april 26th rebel without cause in color with james dean adult entertainment friday saturday april 27 2s hols door prize nell mortson freezeout martin styrmo and bill middleton wa the april meeting of the w a was held in the sunday like to thank all who sent her cards while she was in the hos pital recently rev a huston is guest spea- school room on wednesday eve- ker at the newmarket united ning of last week with a large church on sunday evening attendance mrs douglas gee mr and mrs wm turner was in charge of the worship mr david mcclure of temper- service the scripture lesson anceville mr and mrs l knapp was read by mrs elaine trus- had sunday evening dinner sell mrs arnold mortson gave with mr and mrs earl emp- lesson thoughts and prayer ringham and girls mrs h mccague and mrs s congratulations to mr and boynton sang a duet lead me mrs d hampton on the birth j by continuously soaring neil- to calvary mrs gordon har- of a son son ratings was the tradition mon was guest speaker and mr and mrs ivan crompton of sherwood forest robin gave a very inspiring message and daughter of penetanguish- hood came through and he on the temperance question cue mrs george crompton of brought something for every halifax yorkshire england one i had sunday evening dinner by christmas time there were with mr and mrs cecil nichols bows and arrows under the and family trees replacing the 45s old mr and mrs cecil nichols betsys and assorted interplan- jand allan attended the baptis- etary weapons by january ii- the play the red spider i mal service of mr and mrs brarians and teachers were being presented by the colum- ivan cromptons infant daugh- gratified by the increased in- binn players of st columbas ter at the olivet church of the terest in robin hood literature united church toronto in the new jerusalem in toronto on and history victoria square community sunday for the householder there hall has been postponed from we welcome to our commun- 1 are metal waste baskets trays april 27 to friday evening may ity mr and mrs e vander- i this play is being sponsored kooy and family who have pur- by the couples club tickets chased the former hopper tnay be secured from the mem- home bers of the club everyone wel- 1 come nylon a stocking material simyjjs i desperats 8 jj moment i bring them torto gunpotktl mid rtskk dorothy iejv8 iii c h waut fill ta26 the president mrs ii collar d took charge of ihe business ses sion following the meeting re freshments were served by the committee in charge play fcinemascopg tcchnicoloft tommy rcttio uhomvu that goes the way of all mesh pickering district high school presents julius caesar 3 acts by william shakespeare at the pickering district high school on april 25 26 27 1956 curtain at s pm adults 75c students 50c tickets al the door and glasses for the musically minded there are at last count six recordings of the robin i hood song sheet music and from switzerland proof that robin hood can do anything even scale the alps where ha nnibal used elephants robin hood makes it on wings of j song the famous theme music has made its way into the intri cacies of the famous swiss mu sic boxes and musical toys its not only robin hoods garb but life in the greenwood that has captured the hearts of his followers theyll be camping out under robin hood tents and carrying their vittles and gear in robin hood pou ches and bags as they sit ar ound the campfires theyll strum robin hood guitars mandolins and ukeleles the stayathome can read of robin hood in the new ser ies of adventure books pattern ed after the tv series work jigsaw puzzles or play the fast selling robin hood game fea turing the magic windows and on the same program completely hilarious come jcmtt kxiipbt and txltx younrff tvarin ml the antia tthl woxlob funnteit man i j01m iki iklmir askjuk th0mkih0 full- width freezer itoret 59 lb frozen food 4 fwrtvfidrh shelves plui drop shelf 2 extra large criipen 3 removable door ihelvei ond batter keeotf glaciertone interior with canyon copper trim in 4 colours 219 to 575 e h neville sons monday tuesday april 30th may 1st the boldest story of love youve ever been permitted to see mirt lancastehmagnani afamt k rai kantxr i afwrt1h none tattoo- winner of the academy award adult entertainment wednesday thursday may 2nd 3rd also c h bell son store phone 346 or 281w new 1956 admiral moou t3jsx the colli nguxxxl cmpff w foptft a utn tal iff f 199 to 259 deluxe 21 tv with lighted top front tuning suptr catcod chat us worlds most powerful gionl 21 aluminiisd picture tub and oplie filler tv controls where they belong op lop out front and lighted for easy tuning tone control tillooi front preference controls in his first starring motion picture sincerely yours war zcc lot plus the fighting chance with rod cameron rev wayne brenneman why do men worship idols of wood and stone is one of the questions which will be asked and answered by rev wayne brenneman during the missionary address at gormley church on sunday at 10 am and bethesda at 12 noon rev brenneman lias an unusual dis play of idols once worsiiipped by the yoruba people with whom lie and his wife worked for the past eight years during the brcnnemans past term of service in nigeria they have taught in both the yoruba bible school and girls school while supervising the work of the united missionary church of africa in the share district they have seen the number of baptized christians more than double ten new churches and schools were built by the congre gations of the district during that time rev brenneman graduated from both goshen high school and goshen college before go ing to nigeria in 1917 he has been active in the translation of literature and in writing arti cles for missionary publications dont miss these services stores open tuesday evenings commencing this coming tuesday may 1st stouffville business places will open on tuesday evenings as is their annual custom business places will be open each tuesday and saturday night through to septem ber as a convenience for customers stouffville business mens association oldtimers present difficult polio problem stating that the recent polio victim is a much easier re habilitation problem than those who had their polio ten or more years ago mrs hazel munro case secretary for the polio foundation explained that in setting up a program for the oldtimers many fac tors are involved that are not present in the recent paralytic probably our most difficult type of case is that of the mid dleaged polio paralytic who had learned to live with his handicap and was able to earn m income sufficient to take care of his family however his good muscles overstrained because one muscle may have been doing the job of several damaged ones for years finally breaks down and one or more limbs are out of action unless something is done some of these oldtimers can eventu ally even become permanent bed patients unable to perform any useful function mrs munro explained we have several of these cases pending at the moment one is a father of two about 35 years of age whose back muscles were weakened by po lio he worked at a bench bending over his work his back muscles finally gave out and he must now support him self with his elbows as he works which interferes with his capacity he needs first a spinal fusion to make his jack rigid then he must be taught a new way of making a liv ing this will take time and in the meantime his family must be clothed and fed and mort gage payments met so he wont lose his home many arrange ments must be made to see that these needs are met it will take a year at least to get him back on his feet physically and financially in another typical case mrs munro described a 37 year old woman who had been in a wheelchair for 17 years not realizing anything could be done for her the march of dimes straightened her back making her a good sitter so she can remain in her wheel chair without tiring and is currently providing her with a secretarial course we even have a job lined up for her when she graduates mrs munro explained and this girl feels she has a brandnew lease on life for the first time since she had her polio she feels there is hope a seamstress in smooth rock falls miss simone gue- vremont was rapidly deterior ating into a permanent bed- patient with ability to work limited to a few hours daily the march of dimes brought her to toronto straightened and strengthened her back and now simone will be able to carry on with her profession doing a full days work without discomfort we often have difficulty in persuading these polio paralyt ics to accept treatment mrs munro stated they have been getting along ail right and often hesitate to accept the need for treatment first we explain that unless this is done first we cannot guarantee their employers that they wont break down again our end re sult must be useful activit3 and all our patients must be able to compete with nonhan dicapped workers because of special skills we dont expect any employer to accept a less- thaneffective worker because of a physical handicap ieee rccccc missionary convention at dicksons hill and mt joy united missionary churches april 25 to april 29 fri apr 27 mt joy ukv chas iiunsber- ger sun apr 29 10 am dicksons hill 11 am mt joy rev c hunsberger 730 pm mt joy rev wayne brenne man coq1 j thank you i i would like to take this opportun- j ity of thanking the more than 1000 i i customers who attended the grand opening of my new store and ware- house last week in spite of the unfavourable weather your response was more than gratifying for those i of you who have not visited us at our new location we invite you to drop in and look around we wel- come old customers and invite new 1 ones to come in and look over our wide selection of merchandise fred lewis altai feed supplies 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