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quality service 1958 fertilizer spring season we are now taking orders for spring fertilizer early discounts are 200 per ton for january delivery 150 per ton for february delivery cil has a new granulating process to produce supplies of moisture free fertilizer of quality which can be applied easily and uniformly by the equipment used by farmers today stablephos manure is becoming very popular use stablephos during the winter in stables stiver bros stouffviue 0ntapj0 births morgason mr and mrs lorne morgason of stouffville wish to announce the arrival of their daughter on january 30 1958 at the brierbush hospital stouffville hulsoff mr and mrs j hulsoff rr 2 markham are happy to announce the birth of their daughter on feb 2 at brierbush hospital hammond mr and mrs e hammond rr 2 stouffville are pleased to announce the arrival of their son at the brierbush hospital on wed nesday jan 29 1938 birthday party for goodwood octogenarian distin mcdonald who has been on the staff of uxbridge town- ship for fortyeight years cele- brated his soth birthday withi a family gettogether last week j the party was a complete sur prise to mr mcdonald mr mcdonald was born at lambton mills a suburb of west toronto and the family moved to whitby and later to glasgow in 1893 he settled in goodwood and has resided there ever since he received his pubj 15c school education at good- wood and glasgow j he first entered the township employ as assessor in 1910 andj recalls doing practically the enj tire job on foot mcdonald i has been tax collector since 1918 i this venerable gentleman has miss n rae daughter of pioneer family the death occurred on thurs day of miss nettie rae church st daughter of mr and mrs i jas j rae pioneer residents of stouffville miss rae had only been ill a brief time and j her passing was quite sudden the family were prominent members of the presbyterian church here for many years and more recently the united church and miss rae had been york north liberal womens association at the annual meeting of the above organization held in new market jan 29th the following were appointed to office for 1958 hon presidents mrs how ard cane newmarket mrs chas webster aurora pres mrs d downey aurora vps mrs kirkwood and c davis of aurora mrs c l stephenson richmond hill and mrs h hooker newmarket secretary miss l starr corr secty mrs b hunter treas mrs gladys doan yonge st membership comm mrs arthur steph ens mrs lewis mrs eva van- denbergh and mrs d doan publicity mrs b brown exec mrs fielding walker pros- ser miss cleland and miss a brown at the close of election of offi cers and reading of annual re ports mrs fielding on behalf of organization presented mrs downey with a hammered alu minum fruit bowl in apprecia tion of her excellent leadership in her reply mrs downey as sured them of her continued ef forts to make the work of the group of real value in promot ing liberalism and also as a source of information political ly- for lack ox time miss starrs report of the liberal convention in ottawa was laid over the next meeting will be held feb 5th at 830 at home of mrs d i doan yonge st the stoutfyilu twk1nl twy fefcnwy 6 1958 he j mrs lloyd turner lloyd j for the second time this win- ave visited recently with he- ter snowplows were out locally sister mrs robt farthing in this week as a blizzard covered toronto the area on monday night mr and mrs mickey hunt re turned to town on sunday fol lowing a motor trip to ottawa mr hunt operates the sunoco service station in the west end it is reported that mrs fred smith montreal st has suffer ed a broken leg in a fall at her home mrs smith took the fall downstairs and was remov ed to scarboro hospital stouffville implement dealers are presently combining in an j advertising campaign to encour age farmers to have their repair i work done now rather than waiting for the spring rush the last remaining eleven lots on fairview ave and on the 9th con have been disposed of and new homes will be erect ed on all these lots this spring mi albert king is steadily improving in health friends will be pleased to learn mr king who is a member of the local high school board has al ready been out for a walk we understand rev norman rowan former pastor at the second markham baptist church and now at pres- ton was a visitor in town on tuesday native couple in west ate fifty years married also been quite active in other endeavors he was secretary- active in the presbyterian chu- treas of goodwood public school rch choir and in the wa of the united church the rae family has been wellknown in town for more than half a cen tury having operated a grocery here eightytwo years ago the daughters of the family in for fifteen years he is the last surviving member of the build ing committee for the good wood united church erected in 1914 he has served as secretary- treas of richardson masonic lodge where he has been a stouffville municipal council will convene this thursday eve ning be j b at the vivan church thursday friday evenings and sunday rev boyd is heard over ckfh sunday 1230 pm eluding miss nettie were on the member since 1912 and was staff of the local postoffice in master in 1932 he has one sister mrs alf pugh presently in stouffville nursing home and one brother david twentysix persons were present for the surprise party details of which are fully cover ed by our goodwood correspon dent its early years there were six children in the rae family of whom two survive being frank rae and mrs carey turner predeceas ing miss nettie were miss al ice james and william the funeral on saturday af ternoon was largely attended and was conducted by rev dr d brodie administered douglas davis the pallbearers first aid to a wounded hunter were messrs k r davis chris j on saturday the man john armstrong dr neil smith dr mcghee 35 of toronto was hit a c kennedy john william- in the leg with two shotgun son and c d pipher interment pellets while hunting with a was made in the stouffville friend north of stouffville fol- cemetery lowing treatment the man was j admitted to the scarboro hos- stouffville residents are re- pital minded that there is a bylaw in town which requires each the announcement last week- householder to see that his end that a dominion election walk is shovelled by 10 am of would be held on march 31st the morning following a snow j failed to produce much stir in storm the police will no doubt j stouffville as is apparently the be checking on those who are case elsewhere in the country continually negligent in this the move came as not too much regard of a surprise if would seem the enumerators were scheduled to electric headlights on locomo- be named this week as the vot- tives were first used early in ers lists must be ready for issu- 1886 i ing by feb 18th mrs f c rowbotham return ed monday after accompanying her sister mrs clark of peter- boro on a two weeks visit at the farm home of mr and mrs james d moore of richmond mr moore is connected with the national council of fourh clubs headquarters at ottawa and was formerly assistant ag ricultural representative here this weekend serve turkey economical tender young lb 49c monarch flour f 53c fancy peas gant 15 2 macaroni or spaghetti a 17 puddings or jellies 3 for 28 porterhouse roast uan bon es b 75 roast of pork ham fres lean b 55 schelss food market stouffville ontario free parking phone 220 free delivery deaths a wellknown well driller in this area for many years ed ward w ludwig died recently at st marys hospital kitchen er after a brief illness mr ludwig was born may 13 1886 in wallace township a son of the late mr and mrs aaron ludwig he was a former lis- towel resident surviving are two daughters mrs jerome dorothy weiler of waterloo and mrs carl ruby rehkopf of kitchener one brother aar on of kitchener three sisters mrs charlotte kraehn of kitch ener mrs arthur baker and mrs j f goeffrey of toronto eight grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren also sur vive his wife the fbrmer flos sie marks and one brother and one sister predeceased him the death occurred in toronto east general hospital on mon day of this week of fred g hisey youngest brother of mrs a grubin of stouffville de ceased was born on the 6th con cession of markham sixtysix years ago and engaged in mar ket gardening at almira where he lived for forty years be sides his wife the former millie mantle mr hisey is survived by one son allan of richmond hill and a daughter cora mrs percy douglas of elora there are two brothers harrison and abe of toronto and two sisters mrs alex grubin of stouffville and mrs harry carter port arthur also ten grandchildren and one great grandchild the funeral on wednesday was con ducted from oneills funeral chapel by floyd sehmucker with interment in stouffville cemetery i am a neighbour of yours life insurance is my profession may i be of service jim abell phone 237 stoufhhu sun ufe of canada a highly esteemed bride and groom of yesteryears mr and mrs joseph lambert wideman of castor alberta were honor ed at several functions last week commemorating their golden wedding anniversary it was 50 years ago on jan 22nd that miss nettie miller and mr joseph l wideman exchanged marriage vows in ontario but owing to greater family convenience the family dinner and open house were held on saturday jan 25 many of the friends of mr and mrs wideman met at the home of mr and mrs cecil mc- farland on wednesday jan 22 to celebrate the widemans gol den wedding anniversary mr and mrs wideman occupied seats of honor and were attend ed by mr and mrs d weaver mr weaver introduced the proceedings by expressing the respect felt by neighbors and friends for the guests of honour both in and outside of the church the widemans are val ued members of the united mis sionary church and mr wide- man has been a deacon in that church for many years two little girls then entered with flowers neva larson pre sented a bouauet of golden and white chrysanthemums to mrs wideman and joyce fuller pre sented a spray of flowers to i mrs weaver mr wilmofc wideman read a short portion of scripture and a varied programme of songs readings and records arranged by mrs harold miller was given a lovely gift from the as sembled friends was presented by neva larson and june du- guid mr wideman thanked the guests for their kindness and j good wishes and spoke of some i of the principles which had gov- j erned their lives chiefly their j dependence on the heavenly faith i mr weise and mr haverstock j added their words of congratu lations to the happy couple a delicious lunch was served and mr weaver asked gods blessing on the bride and groom of 50 years the proceedings were closed by the singing of the doxology on saturday jan 25th thirty- three members of the wideman family all except one grand son sat down to a family din ner at the home of mr and mrs harvey wideman guests of honor were mr and mrs j l wideman in whose honor the gathering was called later that day open house was held at the home of mr and mrs j l wideman where over fifty friends signed the guest book which was looked after by valera wideman the tea table was centred with a threetier anniversary cake flanked by vases of chrys anthemums a dainty lunch was served by the daughtersinlaw and grandchildren of the honor ed guests among the many gifts receiv- ed was a gold and blue lamp a gift of the family and a wool blanket a gift from relatives in ontario a telegram of con gratulations was also received from a niece in toronto mr and mrs wideman both name markham township in york couity ontario as their birthplace mr wideman was born on jan 13 1882 and mrs wideman on may 10 1881 they both spent their childhood in eastern canada attending the same schools when mr wide- man was 24 he decided to go west to take up a homestead he came to the didsbury area and following a short period working there in 1906 he came to the castor district his home stead was near where the mark ham church today stands and where his son harvey still main tains the farm home mr wideman made a trip to eastern canada late in 1907 and returned in the spring of 1908 bringing his bride back with him mr and mrs wideman were married on jan 22 1908 at the home of her parents mr and mrs wideman devoted their life to farming and lived on the original homestead until nine years ago when they re tired coming to make their home in castor they are parents of four children harvey of castor and allan of berrymoor alia a son mervyn passed away in 1953 and a daughter vera died in 1946 mr and mrs wideman are proud of their eleven grand children faithful members of the unit ed missionary church they both maintain a keen interest in mis sionary work and also enjoy reading and gardening as hob bies the tribune joins with their many friends in offering sin cere congratulations on this their 50th- wedding anniversary with a hope that they will cele brate many more anniversaries together in good health the tribune has one portable typewriter available for rental and an underwood standard typewriter for sale mr and mrs walter pipher have returned to town after spending several weeks in the us enjoying the balmy climate of arizona at a special panel session conducted by metro planning board on monday evening stou ffville was represented by the chairman and vice chairman of the local planning board c h nolan and a g thompson professor and mrs frank halbus and mr and mrs robt hansplant of toronto were sunday guests with mr and mrs bert jackson rupert st the stouffville ioof lodge will hold their regular euchre in the masonic hall on tuesday feb 11th at 830 pm sharp good prizes lunch proceeds in aid of polio cancer and tb fund a giant midwinter clearance and renovation sale commences at oneills furniture store this week this store at the corner of church st and main is to have a complete facelifting this spring and some wonderful furniture bargains are being offered all this month to clear the store in preparation for the modern new front which is to be installed four couples from stouffville motored to buffalo on sunday to watch bob hassard perform for buffalo of the american league in a game with spring field those in the party were mr and mrs les clarke mr and mrs lorne boadway mr and mrs ken wagg and mr and mrs ted cadieux the first ironclad warship was built in the 16th ceutury for the korean navy uncle ed says the hasteb of a traoe i wxl support manytw i master of six ww not support himself j h neville sons stouffville ph 346wl 2 3 admiral philco sales service your health hy t k kayos dc doctor of chlroprnotlc that headache has a meaning of all the major headache i potions advertised on the market none can offer a cure for the cause in fact they may be more dangerous if they mask the pain j because in doing so they may allow the cause of the condition to become worse pain is a warning provided by nature to show that something ls wrong and should not be camouflased the cause should be removed the cause may be due to digestive eliminative kidney and heart troubles infected ton sils eye strain brain disease and in women upsets of the generative tract the most com mon of all causes however proven by research is due to the cervical vertebrae the bones of the neck due to the large range of movement of these bone there is a danger of com pression and irritation of the nerve tibers the resulting pain may radiate to the arm should ers and various portions of the head the trouble may persist for years if proper corrective measures are not taken there are many contributing factors to the headache that may make it even worse as time progresses the cervical nerves- of the neck that are under stress may cause reflex actions over other nerves and produce other conditions eg nervous tensions stomach trouble and general poor health that further increas es the frequency of headaches to correct the condition that is responsible for the pain manipulative treatment and cor rective spinal adjustment offers the most effective remedy since the basic cause of the head ache la corrected at its source ajrerlisement mrs douglas jennings of to ronto will be the guest speaker at the altona institute on wed feb i2th at 2 pm in the united church basement mrs jennings has been con nected with immigration work since 1951 and last year on the request of the national hungar ian federation was sent to vi enna by the ontario govern ment to observe and study con ditions there at the present time she is reception convener at the city hall for new cana dians there is no charge and every one is welcome horticultural meeting you are invited to come and enjoy with us a trip through several of the west indies isl ands at the horticultural meet ing in the united church base ment on monday feb 10 at 8 oclock mr o r stalter of markham who recently visited these islands has some out standing pictures to show us there will also be a panel dis cussion group which includes mrs m storey mrs timbsrs and others who will be ready to give you information on house plants bulbs etc if you have any horticultural pro blems bring them to this meet ing and have them discussed music will be provided by local talent harry paisley of stouffville who has been elected president of the markham fair board oliver johnston of toronto visited sunday with his cousin mrs w r dougherty miss janet hope of kingston spent the weekend with her par ents mr and mrs fred hope east of town mrs anna schell is now in stouffville staying with her daughter mrs l mover church street the new bungalow being erec ted on the ninth concession south of main street by mr henry ogden has been sold to mr and mrs robt haslam of stouffville the house will be ready for occupancy by may 1 notice e a grubin ro optome trist will be at his office in stouffville on monday and tues- day feb 10th and 11th phones s6j2 and 25j1 bingo the regular weekly bingos under the auspices of branch 459 canadian legion will be held in the legion hall every saturday evening at 8 oclock sharp in renewing his tribune sub scription for another year rev gibson brown a former pastor here writes we enjoy reading the tribune as it keeps us up to date with our many friends in the stouffville area the wea ther down here has been quite mild and we havent been trou bled much with snow spring comes aerly to the sun par lour so we shall- soon be look ing for the rpbins rev brown holds a charge at wheatley near leamington death the death occurred in hos pital last week of saltern dunn who has resided for some time in the former thos williamson house near the cnr crossing in town he purchased the home from the municipality deceased had been in hospital for some months he had lived at altona prior to buying his home in stouffville mr dunn was wide ly travelled both at home and abroad he was an accomplish ed musician and collector of antiques the funeral on friday afternoon was conducted from oneills funeral chapel by rev j tiller interment was at toronto crematory mrs f l button graciously opened her home last friday afternoon to members and friends of the wms and wa of stouffville united church when they entertained at a tea in honour of mrs claude bril- linger during the afternoon mrs s hastings spoke a few words in appreciation of the many times louella had given of her singing talents to the various church organizations and mrs r young made a pres entation on behalf of the wms and wa v j lauesen realtor 870 eglfnton ave east toronto attention farmers wanted immediately for waiting clients farms of all descriptions 50 to 200 acres also 10 acre lots with house reasonably priced wrlle or call ray hamstead mayfalr 1 141 or 16tf ilymouih 53202 v use the new coojp pig wormer coop is now producing ho most effective nnd convenient pig wormer on the market no need now to disrupt the feeding schedule coop pig wormer is incorporated in a complete- feed to gwc n snfc knsylousc one day treatment simply substitute the regular feed with coop pig wormer for one day only ask for coop pig wormer today at stouffville coop