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lodai arid persoiial happenings quality ix english hospital cpl allen mcconnochle cpc st thomas was home over the weekend visiting with his wife and family mr fraser smith rcaf was in town over the weekend visiting with his wife and family on ohurch street fifteen tractors operated at the recent plowing match held at ringwood this was a good show ing for a local match under present strenuous war conditions rev s goudie last week attend ed the executive board meeting of the bethel publishing co at elk- iiart indiana an organization re sponsible for the publication of a great deal of the church literature for the mennonite brethren gordon lehman of stouffvillewho is at present in the hospital in england where he is to undergo an operation on his nose gordon was one of the first local boys to go overseas arriving there with an engineers unit over two years ago open deer season an open deer season has been declared for a new part of ontario jby the game and fisheries depart ment the dates set are the week of monday november lgth to satur day november 21st both days in clusive the district where the open season will prevail includes the counties of bruce grey simcoe ttafferin and north huron the div iding line in the latter county is tie southern boundary of goderich hnllett and mckillop townships mrs agnew mrs f l button mrs miller mrs reg button mrs turner and miss todd of stouffville attended a tea in mark- ham on saturday afternoon spon sored by the lady teachers of markham high school proceeds for war work miss meech miss put- man and miss zufelt are members of the staff at whose home the affair was held mr and mrs reg scott mrs ida cuyler and mrs keeley all of tor onto were sunday guests with miss sadie stewart mrs d stapleton who had spent the summer at selkirk has returned to town to open her church street home again mr ernie woodward proprietor of the ajaxstouffville bus lines will hunt moose this fall in the north country nothing so small as deer for the proprietor of the transporta tion system charles mcdonald is home from huntingdon quebec visiting his wife where the couple have an apartment over the brown betty tea rooms charles who was formerly employed by farmers south of town is enjoying his first army leave pastor moving in shortly mr and mrs chas montgomery will shortly move from toronto to stouffville to occupy the christian church parsonage second door east of the brierbush hospital mr montgomery recently became pastor of the stouftvi liechurch hill chris tian- congregations and is now en gaged in this work mr and mrs crowder will vacate the parsonage to occupy a house on harold street north of mr jim brodies purchase a poppy on saturday november 7th wear it until remembrance day nov 11th bravo men died that you may wear it i always call f x c for a real tender roast kevall one cent sale big rexall one cent sale is now on at boadways drug store take advantage of this big sale in shaving cream and tooth paste remember you must brini an empty collapsable tube in order to buy a new tube of either shaving cream or tooth paste remember this saturday nov 7th is poppy day mrs lyman dougherty of toron to was in town over sunday purchase a poppy on saturday november 7th wear it until remembrance day november 11th brave men died that you may wear it stouffville veterans association mr and mrs william tapscott and family from armadale visited on sunday with mr and mrs k g tarr obrien avenue dr j j bodendistel and wife from chatham spent the weekend here visting the home of his brother drs t and mrs boden distel the seniour womens institute have turned over the entire profits from the plowmens banquet to the war branch the ladles are very grateful to all who aided in the baking and catering in any way for this affair the engagement is announced of dr john fraser mutch rcamc eldest son of the rev dr and mrs mutch hamilton to margaret cook daughter of mr and mrs john cook pains wick ontario rev mr mutoh was a popular young pastor in the presbyterian church stouffville some 30 years ago mrs jack pennock who has clerked at storeys drug store for several years moved to aurora this week where her husband has recently purchased a barber- ing business we understand miss lucille howsam of altona will take over mrs pennocks position at the drug store mr jacob mcmulien is meeting all his friends query what hit you a train with a broad grin our eastend farmer had the mis fortune cue evening last week to walk into the back of a pig rack attached to a car it was very dark and mr mcmulien hurrying flrom the barn to the car forgot alout the trailer at the back he sustain ed a badly bruised eye lacerations to the right side of his face and an injured leg mrs r a lukhart of toronto is visiting with irev and mrs goudie a calgary lady mrs lukhart has been living in toronto for about year only a few nights ago walk ing along one of the main residen tial streets a purse snatcher grabbed her bag and got away with it tn addition to eight or nine dollars in cash mrs lukharts registration card was taken and naturally causes a good deal- of inconvenience ithc poets declara tion that he who steals my purse steals trash does not weigh heavily with some people in the big city where they make a business of snatching purses from women the house and lot on church street south just outside the memorial park gates and recently purchased by miss ethel goudie has been sold by her to mr and mrs carman morris whp are retiring from the farm east of town to re side here they are welcome addi tions to our community life and are active church workers in the presbyterian cause heotngw1nawar i food is going to help winthis war thats why were producing more- pig this spring than we ever have and are going to get a decent price for them this fall heres something to keep la mind a sow needs a lot of minerals to suckle a litter andpigs need a lot of minerals to build big frames dr hess hog special contains essential minerals minerals that are often deficient in grain add hog special to your ration give hog special to the sows give it to the pigs just as soon as they start nibbling grain we be lieve youll find hog special will help you make still more out of those hogs a good start means early- marketing quaker pig starter scientifically correct quaker pig starter contains all the 17 ingredients required to give the best results in developing strong fast growing hogs from the third to tenth week inculding iodine to prevent goitre iron to prevent anemia schumacher feed fatten hogs the profit way schumacher feed helps finish thriftier healthier and at top weigt for market stiver bros stouffville ont phone 4501 rump roast sirloin steak prime roiled rib roast pound 28c lb 33c lb 31c r lakgh at t- small lb 15c pork sausage lb 23c shoulder rt beef sirloin roast round steak stewing reef chuck roast pot roast hamburger lb 32c lb 30c lb 20c lb zse lb 19c lb 18c a lbs 35c lean lb t5 annual cliiistmls conceit december oth the stouffville lions club liave set wednesday december the 9 th as the evening for their big annual christmas concert this year the show to be staged by the lions this time will he entirely made up of local talent while further interest will be added with several lucky draws for your christmas fowl a moro detailed announcement these columns later john v clark to lecture here on november lotli john f clark wellknown lecturer in horticulture will be in stouffville on november 10th and address the school pupils in the afternoon on the subject trees and in the united church basement in the evening cm the work and in fluence of horticultural societies all those interested in the work of the horticultural society are urged to attend mr clark is a very popular speaker and both addresses will be illustrated the evening meeting will he at s pm memorial service under cadet auspices november 15 service slvflonsciose at seven again patrons of gasoline stations should not overlook the fact that beginning this week no gasoline shall be sold after seven oclock on saturday evenings or any other evening of he week during the summer stations have remained open in the country for the accommodation of the rural motor ists but this is now discontinued according to the ruling of tho con troller covered all canada an article in last weeks issue giving the average amount per member donated by ontario into the nonresistance relief fund is in error as the total amount covered i tile whole or canada there are no the amount in stoudvillo hunt club leaves for northland stouffville hunt- club comprised of eleven members left during last weekend for their hunting camp near ardbeg ontario three miles in from the railway those who made the annual trek this year are william reespr ken orecsor vince bakor lome wagg walter todd robert hare dawson hare harry smith e a button and william birkett next weekend another stouffville businessman will join in the hunt when robert snowball takes leave of his bartering busi ness here for a weekmr snowball travels north with the markham club arid messrs sam and chris armstrong norm and frank baker are also back with the sutton out fit rolled brisket economie soap flakes large pkg 3cv- t i ffti f7 if home rendered 0toaffutoontarlo i meat market phono ssol mrs w s cook daughter of the late thomas williamson was in town last week visiting afthe home of mrs s shankel to the tribune mrs cook expressed herself as quite satisfied with the recent settlement made between her solicitors and those ifor the corpor ation and ithe other- heirs to her fathers estate in agreeing to pay mrs cooks daughter an additional 2500 from tho estate in order to evade a threatened law suit mrs cook who left town shortly after the tragic death of her husband here about is years ago- is still living- in toronto hut she has travelled a great deal having been in the southern states and across to the old land a memorial service under the figures given showin auspices of the stouffville air cadet donated by ontario squadron no 94 will be held in the united church here on the after noon of sunday november isththe cadets some forty strong aton with their officers will march to the church where the entire service will he inthehands of the local unit a more detailed announcement re garding time special music and visiting speaker will be found these columns next week the public of stouffville- claremont ami sur rounding area are asked to keep this date in mind and plan to at tend this armistice commemoration no christmas stockings perhaps its a little early to be talking about christmas but at that christmas is only several weeks away and when it does come hie british children are going to miss their christmas stockings tho british radio said that children over there got a little shock when tliey lieard one morning that christmas stockings are going to be heavily rationed bbc said that restrictions in raw materials and shortages of labor mean that this year only one child out of every sixteen will ibe able to get a manufactured christmas stocking and the lucky ones will have to be content with wooden toys and paper toys no metal can be used and there wont be the usual sweets in the matter of christmas canadian children are protty iparticular bo we would advise canadian parents to- keep this bbc broadcast for future reading to their children when santa claus falls to bring the wide wide world to them next christmas wab branch we wish to acknowledge with thanks the following donations mrs edwin forsyth 100 mrs dudley white 100 mrs i aldred handed in 900 collected from thirteen indies of the west end for ditty bags excelsior class ring- wood ladles fur lined coat and 3 other coats 7 dresses 1 quilt a friend 3 girls sweaters ballantrae group 4 quilts mrs e smith clothing m davey sccy halloween damage kept to a minimum the town cop patrolled the streets until around three oclock in tfic morning on saturday night de spitethe insistent rain and was able to frustrate any and all at tempts on the part of tho older school boys to decorate the puhc places with old buildings this pas tlmehasbeen indulged in annually for decades hence to keep the coast clear as it were was something of an achievement -it- was to be expected that the boys would go easy this year there is a war on and many pontes were unprotected as the occupants were in pickering serving on war jobs it was hardly to be expected that while under such conditions these folk would be pounced on by school boys but in some instances this very thing happened when shanties were overturned while the owners were away on war workhow ever all in all things were not so bad there was a distinct shortage of bigger boys to carry out halloween nuisance pranks as so many have left the community or taken work that left them no time for foolery red cross notes will knitters please volunteer to help us with a quota of sailors whole mitts soldiers gloves and womens auxiliary pullover sweat ers yarn may he secured at our work room on thursday afternoons or at f l buttons office mrs roy grove school bombed near local lads camp r i october 5 1912 secretary stouffville comfort fund pear mr lickerish i received your ever welcome parcel of cigarettes just the othor day thanks very much after hav ing lost a couple of shipments they are more than welcome- there is nothing much new around here one day last week jerry came over and bombed a small town close to us and hit a school killing 21 of the children and wounding many more that night we heard the news announcer on the german radio state that german bombers had been over england and bomb ed targets of military importance remember me to ail the boys and thanks again for the smokes sincerely dave edwards flying officer turp once again the farfamed fighter squadron of tho rcaf led by auroras squadron leader lloyd v chadburn dfc has hit the head lines with a devastating attack on occupied france flying officer r j bob turp of snowball is with chad- burns squadron so is sgt doug las seath turp is credited with damaging two locomotives in one of the attacks flying officer bruce adjutant of the squadron is a form er aurora boy dear bert just a few more lines to thank you for the smokes i have been re ceiving very regularly i hope the day soon conies when we can all thank you in person our unit has not been very busy since the raid on dieppe our work during that expedition was transporting troops to the boats and taking them- back to their units after the raid- we sure lost a lot of boys over there but they did a swell job while it lasted we are all looking forward to the day when- we- can goover there to stay must sign off now cheerio cpl g b draper october 6 1942 hello folks thanks a lot for the smokes- im in the hospital right now came here for a nose operation dont know how long ill be in its get- ting cold over here now and i suppose you have had frost already saw in the tribune where i00 baskets of peaches sold at 69c a basket i paid 60 cents for one peach over here cheerio for now nt gordon lehman attention please at the municipal council meeting monday evening the problem of maple leaves being left to blow onto the roadways and ultimately getting into the main street sewer was discussed many people have dis posed of their leaves but others allow them to bcome a public nuisance it is hardly fair to push the leaves onto the load for the cleaner to dispose of while others dispose of their own if you havent cleaned up your leaves the press is asked to urge you to do so cooperation of all is what makes our commun ity a fine place to live in the village is anxious to clean the sewers oiit and cannot profitably do so as long as tho heavy fall of loaves is neg lected worst offenders- said one councilman are in the iwestend w 9i lenenmsiaice purchase a poppy on saturday november 7th wear ituntil remembrance day november 11th brave men died thatyou may wear it stouffville creamery go open saturday stouffville ont evenings phone 18601 x r 3f t