Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), December 7, 1939, p. 5

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the tribune stouffville ont thursday dec 7th 1939 page five christmas fruits our stock is replete with fresh supplies of fancy christmas fruits and supplies for your christmas baking for the christmas gift this year give gifts that are pleasing and useful fine foods are always acceptable we carefully at tend to the making up of baskets of fruit or gift hampers christmas candy and nuts christmas candy and nuts are now arriving and are a fine sample this year christmas treats are again prepared in the individual packages fresh fruits and vegetables ratcliff co town delivery stouffville ontario phone 7115 m let ah prepare for the christmas fair fatten and finish your turkeys geese and chickens on our finishing and fattening mashes and be sure of winning a prize ladies call and get a bag of robin hood flour with our sales slip you can enter the bread baking contest bread must be baked with robin hood flour purchased from us in order to qualify for special prize be sure and get a prize list we have them on our counter central feed store stouffville phone277 green river mrs ed wilson entertained a few ladies to a quilting on thursday the next dance planned for friday dec 29th make a spec ial date you are asked to attend the red cross meeting in claremont this friday night we are very sorry to hear that mr jas reesor of webb- wood died recently mr j p gould plans to go north and bring the family south with him we are sorry to hear that mrs eugene percy is not any better mrs percy has been in bed for about six weeks mrs a gray and mrs j b wilson are gaining strength very slowly a full school house enjoyed the pictures featuring their majesties in the movies on sat urday night this was a present ation of the toronto star to whom we extend our gratitude a short program of home talent was also given glasgow master frank stapley had dinner on sunday with bob swindell mrs duncan macgregor and young son donald of stouffville visited at louis slacks home one afternoon last week john madill of toronto was around bidding friends and rel atives farewell on sunday he expects to leave for overseas soon mr d stevenson of toronto had dinner with mr and mrs walter davis one day recently marion and norman davis are home with their parents mr and mrs ralph davis for a time mrs joe mcmullen spent last friday with her sister mrs g burkholder the cottage prayer meeting will be held at mr and mrs r davis home monday evening dec 11 everybody welcome mr g elson of stouffville is staying with his grandparents mr and mrs elson for a time claremontpickering red cross meet there will be a meeting of the claremont and north pickering red cross branch on friday of this week at mr m forsyths in claremont at 8 pm all officers and members are urged to be present as well as any others interested in the work pastor marries in brantford in central baptist church brantford saturday afternoon rev c p vandusen conducted the marriage of miss grace middleton daughter of mrs b middleton to mr stanley med hurst pastor of second baptist church markham mr med- hurst is the son of mr and mrs a e medhurst brantford the bride gowned in white taffeta fashioned in victorian style and silk net veil falling from a seedpearl coronet car ried talisman roses she was attended by mrs p ward her sister as matron of honor gowned in pink taffeta with wine velvet hat and bouquet of roses mr bert medhurst was groomsman the ushers were mr edward middleton and mr edward j medhurst the bride was given in marriage by her brother mr r middleton and mrs c p vandusen played the wedding music during the signing of the register miss agnes ramsay and miss bessie gunn sang a reception followed at the home of the brides mother leaving for a honeymoon the bride wore a modish teal blue crepe dress blue coat with fox collar and black accessories rev and mrs medhurst will reside in the new parsonage just being completed next the sixth line church west of stouffville dnionville willow lake park which for the past two years has been owned and operated by mr cb livingston of toronto has re cently been sold to mr togood of alberta who is taking im mediate possessionwillow lake which for many years has furn ished a swimming play ground during the summer and a fine outdoor skating ring in the early winter months for the children and young people of this community will be ready for its usual crowds of skaters when the ice is strong enough whitchurch debate snow problem the winter snow problem en gaged the attention of whit church council on saturday but it was decided to take no action until later in the month in the matter of purchasing one or two plows for this winter i think a couple of plows would be a good thing agreed reeve toole when the members all rather favored this step prices will likely be secured later on and probably tenders will ultim ately be cailed for operating two plows one on either side of the municipality in addition to this method of combating had winter roads the superintendent henry widdi- field reported that some 165 rolls of snow fencing will be standing along the fields in place for whatever comes two sheep claims were order ed paid 10 to dr c j devins for one killed and 820 to c l cousins for two sheep killed by dogs reeve c e toole presided at this the second last meeting of the year others present were deputv reeve jess cook and councillors h kidd herb wells and george leary road acounts passed div 14 675 div 8 s875 div 10 440 div 7 84450 div 29 8620 div 6 8430 div 16 8550 div 17 8540 div 9 8415 div 4 8410 div 24 81156 div 7 81459 can ingot iron co 810730 j h widdifield salary 86000 t l south 81025 f hardy salt 4 g gibbons fence bonus 814 f baker repairs 700 e wells fence bonus 725 tribune printing 8725 f pres ton grader 85670 re brown fuel 1175 gen supply co re pairs 8495 a p graham div court 10 robert windsor con stable service 4675 tribune printing 2925 c e toole 2 meetings b of h 84 j craw ford 3 meetings b of h 6 r gray 3 meetings b of h 6 p m thompson neal funeral 850 j m walton collectors 3750 lambert wilson valuing sheep 6 stouffville chemical engine 1500 ont hospital woodstock 46 j crawford reg births marriages and deaths 13 john williamson constable 4365 j d lucas solicitor 27620 aurora banner advertising 4485 stock doners veterans euchres popular the third in a series of four euchres being held at union- ville by the markham township branch of york county veter ans brought out players to fill thirtyfive tables these euchres are popular and the prizes are good the final evening is to be december 14 when besides the euchre there will be lucky draw for turkeys in 1938 the veter ans sold 2400 tickets and pro vided twelve large turkeys for the lucky draw the proceeds of these euchres go toward christ mas cheer and benevolences for the veterans families after new years the proceeds of an other series will be donated to the canadian red cross speaks language hitler understands 1500 donation robert j cook 8500 donations ontario produce co coulter bros geo watson john oboyle stiver bros stronock son mccart bros corbitt armstrong and henderson dunn lavack kellies sherf harry paisley 200 donations jos borin- sky f baker dr st boden- distel r c brown t birkett d f holden sons frank mowder lloyd turner 100 donations win tim bers mac forsythe o m madill wm reesor walter ward allan meyer robert spofford jno scott jno spang cecil wagg murray dunkeld sam fretz frank turner wm rennie jas rennie price pugh b raxlin hugh gregg frank cooper hugh michell fred lee shadow lake farm doug las booth kellies sherf elmer still w wideman john kodgins ambrose stover carr tindall walter talbot blake yake gordon robinson how storrey a harding fred rey nolds wes jacks frank rae morley symes a burkholder cliff tarr henry slack sam armstong bell son jack silverthorn hugh anderson harry jlden dr s ball ira aldred stouffville planing mill morgan degeer stan hastings dr w a sangster d graham norman claughton walter brown w f ratcliff robert ratcliff henry wideman les wilson harvey schell harry johnson henry burnett milt findlay clifford pipher e a button everet sinclair 50c donations harry baker peter ferguson stan lewis prituh wr office photccrown copyright rtiervrd courteay canadian pacific a ucmolished haystack and tho shelter of tho farmyard outbuildings mako a perfect emplacement for ono of our big fellows ready to hurl sheila into tho enemy fortifications births byer at obrien avenue maternity home on decem ber 4 1939 to mr and mrs fred e byer clare mont ont rr2 a daughter christmas market stouffville tuesday dec 19th fowl entry young spring turkeys no 1 14 to is lb toms 175 150 2 over is n toms 175 150 3 up to 14 lb hens 175 150 4 over 14 lb hens 175 150 geese 5 s to 10 lbs 150 125 6 10 to 12 lbs 150 125 7 12 to 14 lbs 150 125 s oier 14 lbs 150 125 ducks 9 single 100 75 10 pairs 150 100 11 mustova 150 100 chickens 12 pair cockerels 175 150 13 pair pullets 175 150 14 pair fowl 175 150 125 125 125 125 100 100 100 100 50 75 125 125 125 100 100 100 100 75 75 75 75 75 75 100 100 100 eggs and baking best two dozen white single yoke best two dozen brown single yoke 100 100 75 75 50 50 75 75 75 25 tea with cup and pekoe tea with cups and home made bread and cakes 1st prize 3 lbs teacup orange pekoe saucers james lumber co doner 2nd prize 2 lbs orange teacup saucers james lumbers co doner 3rd prize box chocolates mr price pugh will supplement this prize with a 24 lb bag of robin hood flour providing sales slip showing flour purchased from him accompanies each entry showing that flour used is robin hood in baking exhibit home made buns 1st prize 49 lbs maple leaf bread flour 2nd prize 24 lbs maple leaf bread flour 3rd prize 24 lbs maple leaf bread flour donor imaple leaf milling co white layer cake iced baked from aurora belle flour sales slip from ratcliffs store must accompany entry 1st iprize 4s pound bag flour 2nd prize 4 pound bag flour 3rd prize 7 pound bag flour white laye r cake not iced doner sr womens institute 1st prize 100 2nd prize 75c 3rd prize 50c chocolate cake dark icing doner jr womens institute 1st prize 100 2nd prize 75c 3rd prize 50c sponge cake 1st prize 3 boxes of christie assorted biscuits fancy 2nd prize 2 boxes christie assorted biscuits fancy 3rd prize 1 box christie assorted biscuits fancy doner christie brown biscuit company banana cake 1st prize one can lily white syrup one can of crown brand syrup one can lassies syrup one pkg dinet bath beauty mask doner canada starch co 2nd prize can of mazola salad dressing pkg silver gloss corn starch pkg bensons corn starch doner canada starch co 3rd prize 50c cash pumpkin pie 1st prize 125 2nd prize 75c 3rd prize one tin beehive golden corn syrup pkg corn starch doner st lawrence starch co special prize donations special prizes poultry to become property of doners all exhibits must be young spring birds mrs sid schmidt 15 pound or over spring turkey 600 mr mac mcdonald 13 lb hen turkey 500 walter brillinger 15 lb turkey 500 gold fish supply 12 to 14 lb turkey 500 e m still 15 lb turkey 500 delbert holden 12 to 14 lb turkey 400 dr h b freel 14 lb hen turkey 500 price pugh 10 to 12 lb young spring turkey 9s lb bag of snow flake pastry flour isaac barkey 14 to 15 lb goose 300 a v nolan pair spring ducks 400 list of doners for general fund 1000 donations schell meat market 500 donations ambrose stover l e oneill f y brath- vvaite bethesda stouffville telephone co iratcliff co 300 donations stiver bros price pugh r e curtis h bannerman mccullough button j m storey a e weldon w h sliaws store dominion stores a w wilkinson 200 donations thos birkett hodgins grocery dr w a sangster stouffville planing mill silverthorns garage brown betty tea room dr s t bodendistel mrs m e watts w boadway o lehman n oboyle h a goudie roljort snowball frank rae f baker harry golden les wilson c e boadway e b leavens le ola food shoppe j borlnsky red forsythe clayt baker imrs syd schmidt dr neil smith j b sanders dr h b freel the tribune 100 donations carr tindall stouffville granite works d holden sons stouffville cafe b raxlin w widdifield horb ferrier stouffville foral d l stouffer george t lee heck and mrs pollard dr barker c west w l rowbotham m c barker hugh anderson charles ward ruth badgerow john madill robert ratcliff mr bell snack shop w t irennie william griffiths e os still h o klinck kegulvytions exhibits must ibo placed in ratcliffs hall by eleven oclock hall will bo closed to tho public until judging is completed at 2 pm exhibits may bo sold but are positively forbidden to be removed from their position on tho tables until four pm one entry in each class allowed two scales will bo provided one for entry of turkeys and ducks tho other for geese and chickens and to avoid delay exhibitors are requested to assemble their poultry for each entry number as shown on prize list in which they wish to enter thoir exhibits before presenting same to fair secretary there will be extra accommodation provided for the regular market to bo held in tho basement of ratcliffsblock with added weighing facilities competition open to all bonifido producers horse section heavy draft teams 1g00 lbs or over 1500 light draft teams 1000 lbs or under 1500 two year old filly or gelding 500 yearling filly or gelding 500 george watson best mare or gelding on halter horse committee hugh boyd harry paisley lloyd turner geo watson joe cooney jas brirry 1000 500 1000 500 300 200 300 200 500 hugh boyd chairman lloyd turner secytroas hot tea and coffee served freo sandwiches will be sold by tho womens institute

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