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tup t2 the stourtylue trjbuhf thursday may 31 1956 box grove real estate farm sales brisk shirley howard dont be irprised if some day j r you see a sign this way to the box grove subdivision a number of local farms have been sold recently among them part of the spears farm and the freeman property and several of the farms on tie south side of the town line these latter are of course in scarboro township and hence part of metropolitan toronto it was this overshadow ing of farms by the city which led to the planning of a tele vision program written by dean hughes of yhlonyille entitled in the shadow of the city to be shown on june 17th at 10 pm the farm of archie little has been the location for much of the filming and the little family have been pictured in all phases of their daily living it is expect ed that mr and mrs little will also be appearing in person on the program and they can be as sured of an especially interested audience from this part of the country the sympathy of the commun ity is extended to bert roffey whose brother ed roffey of markham passed away on sat urday evening in his 70th year on friday afternoon the senior class from our school went to mount joy for a baseball game the junior team returning vic torious and the seniors losing their game at the same time mr burkholder took the junior room on a nature hike to coak- wells bush the june wa meeting will be held on wednesday evening june 6th at the home of mrs haines project for the evening will be the making of christmas novelties for the bazaar and a sale of leftover articles from the last bazaar starting on wednesday may 30th at 415 and continuing for the next month church mem- bershop classes for the box grove united church will be held at the home of mr and mrs armstrong everyone interested is welcome to these classes which will be under the direc tion of the minister mr un- stead on sunday the markham high school band journeyed to niag ara falls to take part in the parade there for the lions club convention girls from the vill age who took part were susan armstrong audrey and ruth jarvis and marilyn and joan rnny there have been more ger man measles in the village and some recent sufferers are don na speers betty lou coakwell john dickinson danny dickin son neil hamill and kathy ste venson happy birthday to david rim- mer who was six years old on tuesday on behalf of the canadian cancer society mrs haines would like to extend thanks to the community for their cooper ation in the recent campaign altogether about s55 was collect ed the money collected by the cancer society in their annual drive is used to provide dress ings welfare services and to support research and help edu cate the public to watch for the cancer danger signals and seek early treatment we are pleased to report that mary connor is feeling better now after being very ill last week with a bad case of blood poisoning which started from a small unbroken blister on her thumb mrs connor would like to extend her thanks to all her friends and neighbors who were so helpful when she was ill the hardys added a new member to their household last if you dont measure jour soap powders and detergents joure probably beirjjc wasteful place the powder in a glass jar with a cover then measure out in the cover for each use metal tops on salt shakers can oe protected from turning green if you spray them with a plastic that i this weeks recipe creamy pineapple salad serves 3 2 packages limeflavored gelatin 1 cup boiling water 1 pint sour cream vi teaspoon salt 1 no 2 can crushed pineapple drained n cup slivered blanched almonds dlssolre gelatin in bouing wa ter cool when mixture thick ens fold m soured cream salt pineapple and almonds chill un til arm unmold on lettuce and garnish with green grapes and scire with mayonnaise mixed with soured cream comes in a pushbutton container use this also for the inside of gar bage cans to prevent them from rustine place a piece or charcoal in your refrigerator if you want foods to stay sweet if you have a large re frigerator use one piece of char coal for every other shelf jar lids which you need to use often become unsightly after spend ing some time in service paint with aluminum paint to preserve them or line them with foil and theyll keep neat brown sugar that needs to be soft ened can be placed in a jar with a tightly fitting cover line the in side of the cover with blotting pa per cut to fit and moisten this blot ter occasionally with water if you dont have a chance to fte- ish your ironing place the clothes in a plastic bag until you find timt to do them theyll keep clean an dustfree ecl roffey was former councillor mr edwin roffey of mark ham a village councillor for 12 years passed away suddenly at his home early sunday morn ing news of his death came as a shock to his friends and neigh bours the deceased had not been in ailing health mr roffey was born in eng land upon coming to canada he took up residence in toronto and with his father the late alfred roffey he made and sold pumps in the broadview-dan- forth district he came to mark ham 39 years ago in ln and continued in the same business his wife the former lillian day predeceased him 12 years ago the late mr roffey was in his 70th year the deceased is survived by one daughter mrs fred reid of markham there are also three brothers jim in toronto bert of box grove and fred in pick ering aiso two sisters mrs ca rey of detroit and mrs gledhill in california the funeral service was held on tuesday afternoon at 230 conducted by rev geo thomas of st andrews united church markham with interment in elmwood cemetery the pall bearers were messrs reuben meyer gordon lunau frank grove harry johnson charles hill and fred williamson a longtime bachelor newly married says he doesnt feel comfortable after all these years eating his breakfast with his hat on i oniont a food that builds you up physically and drags you down socially thi this weekscftt c patterns y v- by iris hhtltr s cute practical apron weekend when mrs hardys fa ther mr buchanan bought a small horse needless to say the hardy girls are the envy of the neighborhood children congratulations to joyce gray who won first place for the girls in the high school field day having a total of 44 points out of a possible 50 the grays have planted a few hundred tulips in front of their place which are expected to be in full bloom by the week end the pupils of grade 8 are busy writing exams this week we wish good luck to them all the girls baseball league is now formed and plays on wed nesday evenings there are two teams one managed by marg i walter with louise jarvis as captain and the other managed by mary connor and captained by gail hardy the missionary sewing circle held a closing party at grays on monday eve ning complete with games and refreshments visiting with the coakwells on sunday was ann coakwell of toronto there are two new families in the village this last week one belongs to one of the sissons ducks and the other to one of the grays banties the winners at last fridays euchre were mrs riddlemrs lotton mrs marquis artie mil- toy herb jarvis and bill ham freezout was won by mrs swain and bill swain he rides again the lone ranger famed masked rider of the plains rears back on his horse silver in a scene from his latest hollywood movie the lulle ranger vs useful as can be and such fun to sew play apron for tots with spaces to hold crayons and an apple pocket to tuck scissors in pattern no 1412 is in sires 3 4 5 8 7 8 years size 4 1 yard of 35 or 39inch send 35c tor each pattern with name address style num ber and size to audrey lane patterns po box 70 place darmcs montreal que cedar grove what will be reported in cedar grove next on sunday night yvonne houssers sleep was interrupted by a visiting deer who inartistically dug up the landscape the question ii where is the deer now 1 mr and mrs ed mccowan in their new home in markham were hosts to the community club on monday evening john petrie club president was re covering from the flu so don mcclennan vicepresident was in the chair the program for the garden party is settled and committees have been chosen to look after the booths parking lights and all the details behind this annual undertaking there will again be two booths and no change in the price of admission last years community picnic was so successful it will be re peated this year july isth wednesday evening bring your own supper to the log yard and join in the fun there will be games prizes races more about this later sos sos the grass at the log yard is growing like mad and lloyd clendenen who out of the goodness ot his heart cuts it is not free until school i3 over manpower is desperate ly needed an hour aboard the new powermower means a lot h if yoa have even a little time j to devote to the grass please contact lloyd farms and farmers are the important factors in canadas first jive year national census which begins on friday there will be eighteen personal ques tions the enumerator will ask and eighty pertaining to farms what canada eats and who pro vides the food is vital informa tion to the government at the remember fathers day is june 17 you dont need a barrel of money to shop and save at widemans all you need is a few common cents ps there are widemans and widemans in markham village there is grant the jeweller percy the barber and russell the travel agent between the three of us we should be able to satisfy most of the people most of the time for the others wc suggest they buy the new book the widcman family a reneolotrical record 1s03 1955 by norman e ivrdcraan basc peng enoch martin widcman price s300 for sale in st01 at the eastend book nook a h wideman limited established 1902 serving our people in canada since 1803 in north america since 1733 ancient scrolls for mont college mcgill university in mont real will next year become the sole north american reposi tory for some of the famous dead sea scrolls which date from the time of christ and are said to be the most ancient ver sions of the old testament in hebrew according to the ap ril readers digest mcgill will get some of the priceless relics in return for being the first in- stitutiton outside palestine to respond to an appeal by the jordan government for finan cial assistance in purchasing the scrolls from the bedouins the finding of the first of the scrolls eight years ago has since led to further archaeo logical discoveries which it is said will throw new light on the origins of christianity the article relates how two bedouin boys exploring a cave near the dead sea in 1947 in search of gold found several clay jars containing foulsmell ing lumps wrapped in linen tearing off the linen the young treasurehunters stared sadly at 11 scrolls covered with strange writing in their bitter present time one of these days the country will realize just how important the farmer really is there will be a euchre in cedar grove 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in the same area linen from the original cave was tested for radioactivity and found to be around 2000 years old the qumran ruins close to the cave of the original find and long thought to be the remains of a roman fort were now re vealed to have been a conas- tery apparently the home of an ancient jewish sect called the essenes additional caves disclosed fragments df almost every book of the old testament subse quent searches east of the dead sea have turned up parts of the new testament written in greek 1300 years ago births davis dr and mrs donald s davis formerly bettyjean freell stratford ontario are happy to announce the birth of their daughter rosemary ann on may 25th at the strat ford general hospital bernard mr and mrs paul bernard cedar valley an nounce the birth of their daughter on wednesday may 30th 1956 at the eierbush hospital stouffville hawkins mr and mrs john hawkins gormley arc happy to announce the hirth of a son on tuesday may 29th 1956 at the brlerbush hospital a brother for carolyn kleingibb1nk mr and mrs joseph kleingibbink stouff ville rr 4 announce the birth of their son on thurs day may 24th 1956 at the brlerbush hospital schoppe mr and mrs alf red schoppc rr 2 stouff ville announce the birth of their daughter on friday may 25th 1956 at the brlerbush hospital stouffville stewart mr and mrs gor don stewart goodwood rr 1 wish to announce the birth of their son on tuesday may 22 at the brlerbush hospital stiver mr and mrs carman stiver unionville wish to announce the birth of their daughter on tuesday may 22 1956 at brlerbush hospital paddley mr and mrs gor don paddley cf woodville wish to announce the birth of their daughter joanne marie on thursday may 24 1956 at the ross memorial hospital lindsay a sister for gail and david for a happier graduation or fathers day try it for features compare it for value new remington atam its beautiful its compact it has more new features than ever before the printwork is superb it operates with ease and speed come in let us show you these quietriters carrying case included ixcius1vis miracu tab simplified ribbon ckonjjl super strength frame new beauty in prinrworb e larger lized cylinder freel toucb melkad initruclion book budget terms arranged the stouffville tribune phone 152 audience enjoy rural musicale on wednesday evening may 23 the second music festival was held in the newly decorated uxbridge music hall under the direction of the supervisor mrs colby pupils from altona fifth line garibaldi goodwood jr and sr rooms pinegrove and webb schools contributed patri otic secular and religious num bers in combined choirs singing games folk dances a circus a patriotic drill and a rhythm band selection rounded out the interesting programme interesting scenery and cos tumes provided by the different schools made attractive settings for several numbers the pupils and their director deserve great credit for the type of material and the effort put before the public the numbers by the colby boys choir were much enjoyed many thanks go to the parents and friends who made up the appreciative audience and who were responsible for having each small tot in his place on time attractively wrapped gifts were presented to mrs colby and miss jeanne pearson the pian ist for her musical contribution to the above communities the boys choir showed their apprec iation with beautifully wrapped gifts also the teachers are mrs wood cock mrs sheehey mrs beach mrs wagg miss brown miss beare and mr martin a hard way its so easy to sell with ah aoih this newspaper and youll reach czt more pe0plev itcaf flies around the world first roundtheworld flight carried out in 1956 by the rcafs air transport com- mand has been completed by no 426 thunderbird squad- ron flying one of the squadrons fourengine north star air- craft a full complement of air crew and groundcrew of air transport commands work horse unit circled the globe on long hops by way of gander in newfoundland the azores gib raltar malta cyprus bahrein in the persian gulf karachi delhi colombo singapore manila tokyo wake honolu- lu san francisco winnipeg and then home to the squad ron base at dorval near mont real designed to familiarize trans port aircrew with the aero dromes and airfield facilities around the world the flights provide valuable training for pilots radio officers navigat ors flight engineers and trans port groundcrew in long range logistic support operations the globecircling flights numbering about three a year and requiring about 3 weeks to complete have evolved out of the transoceanic familiariza tion flights for air transport command aircraft which began in july 1918 with rcaf tran sport commitments to all parts of the world the original train ing flights and routes have been revised becoming round- theworld operations the trips are unscheduled and undertaken only when a training requirement exists such training is essential n order to maintain a high stan dard of efficiency in the rcafs- transport command a frioy ing force whose unofficial motto is anything anytime anywhere safely claremont mr and mrs harry tobias and mr and mrs george dows of toronto spent sunday with mr and mrs gordon riddle body heat of socalled cold blooded creatures such as rep tiles and turtles varies with out side temperature instead of re maining fixed as in mammals and birds in early months of life the bald eaglet grows almost as heavy as its parents but wears a dark cap until matur ity 7c fully cooked boneless smoked shoulders pork 49c lb fresh pork shoulders 33c lb boneless porterhouse roast 69c lb mortons frozen beef pies 31c e d smiths ketchup 11 ox bottle 21 e clarks pork beans with chili sauce 20 oz tin 2 for 39c food market