the tribune stouffville ont thursday july 1st 1943 local and personal happenings miss lily steele of toronto former native of this district was renewing old acquaintances in town last week miss audrey lowe from toronto was a weekend visitor with miss eve lyn shantz good conditioned baby carriages are scarce it would appear an ad vertisement last week failed to bring a single offer from anyone wanting to sell jlmmie mcconnochie son of cpl and mrs mcconnochie of stouffville is in lindsay this week visiting with his grandparents mr and mrs mag nus mowat kev normnn rowan vivian community church whit church who delivered a contribution of 2550 from his congregation to the british war victims fund this amount the collection at a musical evening is the second contribution from the church members and swells their total gifts to 5350 since the church was founded seven years ago by mr rowan the congregation has grown from seven to eighty and has sent 22 of its members into the armed forces mr rowan is pastor of second markham baptist church his main charge stanley theatre phone 100 showing each night at 815 saturday and holidaya 700 and 900 thursday friday saturday july 1 2 first commando story by j b priestly news reel comedy monday tuesday wednesday july o 0 7 the ghost train comedy thriller also hay foot william tracy joe sawyer editor of the newmarket era says that old soldiers after this war will again be old sweats then he sug gests that the cwacs may be old sweets mr and mrs anthony dixon and son jackie east end residents en joyed a holiday at centre island and took a boat trip to the thousand islands the local farm cammando is reeve a e weldon farmers need ing help by the day or week should telephone him or any of the farm commandos in their respective town ships mr weldons telephone no 172 reeve mitchell of north york township is the ccf candidate in north york riding and claims that many people are swinging from the old parties this time to support the ccf platform through disgust for the old parties many new parties in the past have tried their hand but we always came back to grit and tory joins the wrens miss kathleen turner daughter of mr and mrs lloyd turner stouff ville has enlisted with the wrens womens section of the royal cana dian navy kay attended both public and high school in stouffville train ed as a stenographer at dominion business college and of lafe has remember your admission ticket canning sugar coupons marked june to the grand concert in the stouffjare valid until september 30 as are ville arena july 1st entitles you to all other canning sugar coupons it a chance to win a 100 victory bond or a fine windbreaker mr and mrs robt johnston are on holidays in belleville while the johnstons are away or until july 10 the position of stationmaster at the cnr is being filled by mr f w marshall relieving agent mrs allen reif and daughter gloria buffalo were weekend guests at the home of her father mr mt leavens also mr claude leavons was out from toronto for sunday visiting his father and with his bro ther postmaster eugene leavens the tender of stiver bros for 70 tons of stoker coal for the big school building was accepted by the school board on monday evening the ton nage will be trucked from the city docks during the holiday season price is 930 per ton same as last year we hear that the priority asked for to empower the park commission to purchase new power lawn mower has been refused and that no mower will be ibought until alter the war in the meantime only a portion of the grass may be cut by hand mower this will provide reasonable space tor picnic parties and other groups wishing to use the park high school results in this issue show some outstanding accomplish ments we note that luella harper goodwood obtained six firsts in grade 12 and pearla taylor former ly of goodwood obtained five firsts and one third in this grade in grade twelve frances clarkson and grace latohani were outstanding in obtain ing each six firstclass certificates the vacation bible school at the mbc church will open on monday next with rev h shantz as princi pal in recent years the school has grown and is very popular doing a good work parents in the country must make their own arrangements this year for transportation we are been employed by the dommon op- infopmedi owlng to gasoline re tical co a brother grant turner joined the navy a few months ago thursday friday saturday july 8 10 casablanca closing music studio mr t w eagleson regrets to an nounce that owing to war conditions he has closed his stouffville studio and wishes to take this opportunity of thanking all his many pupils for their patronage during his long stay as music teacher in stouffville com mencing to teach saturdays in stouff ville- in 1923 mr eagleson has guid ed the musical education of over one hundred different pupils it is the hope that all interested pupils will now attend hlstoronto studio tions is pointed out by the wptb maureen patsy roberta and jo- ann fryer had a very happy reunion with their father last tuesday cor poral t fryer has been invalided home from england where he spent the last year and a half corporal and mrs fryer visited the children at the homes of mrs ira rusnell and mrs lloyd hoover hay by public auction something new in auction sales is being tried out in the southern part of york county where standing hay crops are being sold by auction at sales held in the evening on satur day july 3rd a sale will be held when 10 to 15 acres of standing mixed hay will be offered on the farm of mr lyman kennedy at agin- court since time is precious the sale starts at 730 oclock just after sundown and before dart farmers get gasoline tax free after july 1st marked gasoline for farmers licensed commercial fishermen li censed guides and bona fida tourist outfitters can be obtained tax free after july 1 the ontario department of highways has announced formerly a refund was claimed when gas was used for farm vehicles or motorboats to save a lot cf time and trouble claiming refunds the on tario gasolene tax will now be ex empted at the time of purchase of the gasoline applications for purchase permits can be secnred from the retail dealer in marked gasoline or the depart ment of highways engine starts fires farmers tut them out a big cnr engine operating on a heavy train in the goodwood area last thursday afternoon belched out fire in such a manner that it started several blazes and farmers had to turn out and aid in subduing the fires started by the big black horse it appeared that there was some defect in the engine since another one was rushed to the scene to take over the trainthat proceeded on its way quality service binder twine stocks of british and canadian twine on hand the britannia brand is your assurance of a good product since it has long been popular for its durability and quality in stock we have 600 ft in 8 lb balls and 650 ft in 5 lb balls also a small stock of brant ford gilt edge 650 ft and gold leaf 600 ft we would advise to place your order for twine now buckwheat for sale we have stock of rough buckwheat seed commonly called red strawed buckwheat this buckwheat is a little earlier than silver- hull and is recommended for grass fields the price for govt standard no 1 160 per bus dr hess fly spray kill that fly a contented cow puts more milk in the pail first prize pastry flour 24 lb sack 73c stiver bros popular young campers wed the war branch we wish to acknowledge gifts re ceived the past week from mrs t ratclift mrs e smith excelsior class ringwood 9th line people mrs orchard mrs l hoover miss t we intend to pack oh friday july 9th so please have any further contributions of clothing or knitted goods in before that date mrs e j davey secretary ummer s val ues the at rexall drug store baby needs stork baby bottles stork nipples ea 10c 3 for 25c ea 10c 3 for 25c tiny tot baby soap ea 10c babys own soap ea 10c puretest castor oil 4 ozs 25c adrienne eaude cologne 110 face creams 60c face powders 65c lipstick rouge 65c talcum powder 40c perfumes 30c 60c new english garden face powders 60c bath powders 110 perfumes 30c 60c second blood doner clinic persons who have volunteered for the stouffvillemarkham blood doner clinic should take notice that the second clinic will be held in mark- ham on tuesday july 6th any wishing transportation might get in touch with m e watts or dr s s ball members of the local commit tee in charge threshed alfalfa that had wintered outside 25c 4ozs 75c household needs fruitkepe bisma rex antacid stomach pwd 16ozs 175 enos fruit salts 59c 98c kjenzo nylon tooth brush 33c gios kreme hair fix l0c rexall bladder kidney pills 50c rum quinine hair tonic pearl tooth powder elkays white shoe polish 40c tin 30c 25c in the united kingdom industry played a substantial part in the closing of the gap between the sup ply and the consumption of fuel dur ing the winter the ministry of fuel and powers technical experts gave valuable aid an example of saving has been shown in the nickel industry where the saving of fuel per ton of metal refined has been about 40 per cent some four loads of alfalfa that wintered arid withstood the rigors of fall winter and spring out in the field was threshed last week on the farm of peter ferguson just north of town and gave surprisingly good results the four loads yielded four bags of seed said to be good quality although perhaps showing a little more dirt which mr ferguson says will be taken out in the cleaning this farmer with his two sons are now working 300 acres of land and they hwe just purchased a new mt forest threshing machine known as the favourite it is a combina tion outfit for clover and grain and last weeks threshing was its first job fly kill spray 8 ozs 24c 16 ozs 43c klenzo shaving cream 4 oz jar 40c shelj live stock spray 1 gallon 140 container 20c extra save bring your own rexall boadways stouffville drug store friends in town of sirs lennox who left here to reside in bowman- ville will be pleased to learn that she is returning to stouffville mrs lennox has secured the compact re sidence of mrs taylor on mill street which was vacated last monday by mr and mrs gordon bailey who moved to kitchener mrs lennox is the mother of mrs jos cooney while her other daughter miss jean lennox is teaching at bowmanville high school the household goods of mr john quibell were sold byauctlon on sat urday afternoon since the owner has decided to moveto victoria harbor to live with his son mr quibell has been a resident of the town for ten years or more and was a retired sectlonman he was always busy about town and was sanitary inspec tor up to the time he decided to leave since his beloved life partner was burled here no doubt the family will always look on stouffville as home and would be welcomed any time they see fit to come back to us legal closing of schools v a large number- of public and high schools closed last friday for the holiday season while others re mained open until tuesday since school boards have no power- to close the school that being the prerogative of the dept of education we wonder who gave the authority in so many cases to close before the end of the term friday was the natural time to close but the law makers never give any thought to making things convenient in this way schools thai closed on friday are bound to mark the school register for the balance of the term showing thepupils as ab sent and this goes against grants man reported dead reads owmo no sooner had we published his obituary notice last week than the subject of the item stepped into the newspaper office very much alive in stead of pointing a gun at the editor he rather liked the novelty and didnt blame us at all he blamed it all on the women bert noble tor onto onearmed subject of the obit uary had it all figured outybefore he reached us mr nclile said that his 87 year old father george noble died sud denly in toronto and that he bert delegated his wife to relay the news to stouffville by telephone mrs noble contacted friends here who brought the information to the news paper somewhere on the wires the impression was given that it was 55 yearold bert noble that was dead and the paper accepted the news in good faith bert says he is a long way from being a dead man yet although one arm is off right to his body when he appeared like a ghost on the streets of stouffville he was accompanied by his wife who like her husband had only the use of one arm it seems that at the funeral for mr noible sr the woman walking in rather a shocked condition stumbled at the graveside and was descending into the aperture in tended for the dead when she was rescued on the- downward dive that broke her arm or dislocated her shoulder mrs noble said that she was in such condition that it was possible she could have muddled the report which indicated that bert was dead rather than his father her unceremonious descent at the graveside is evidence that some thing was wrong and that the woman was suffering from nerves and weakness i v after alll its more fun to he re ported dead and be able to read it than if such a report is really true sayaijmr noble anyway theres no use in a onearmed man getting mad for what can he do- his jocular friends greeted birfas the walking copse well and favorably known among the campers at musselmans lake this happy young couple were married on june 19th the bride is the daughter of mr and mrs j h jay cedarvale lake shore road and the groom is lieut j c smith son of mrand mis r m smith miss jay is a graduate of the university of toronto while the groom is a son of the former deputy minister of highways for ontario whoso cot tage is located on south shore at the lake the contracting parties of course are all toronto residents rev c e macleod was removed from his home in town to the brier- 1 bush hospital on saturday where he continues to be remain in the same state of uncertainty minor ohange i timetable cnr trains commenced their summer timetable last week but there was very little change on the local line since it affected only the south bound evening train the pas senger for toronto will leave at 742 while all other trains will remain on the timetable under which they operatcd over the past six months vacation bible school at gormijey a vacation bible school will again be held in the mennohite brethren in christ church at gormley commenc- ing on monday july 5 and continu- ing until july 1g a talented staff of workers has been secured says rev ward shantz pastor this school in the past has at tracted children fiom a wide area it is hoped that again many districts may avail themselves of this oppor tunity of having their children re ceive the wholesome biblical instruc tion which the school gives cream for best results as to price and service let our truck call for your cream we pay an extra two cents per lb of butter fat for cream delivered to the creamery stouffville creamery co open tuesday and saturday evenings stouffville ont phone 18601 rebuilt motors ford model a rebuilt motors exchange 5950 ford v8 rebuilt motors exchange 8950 assorted steel bolts nuts washers 10 lbs 100 we have in stock several new absolete size tires and tubs size 1820x21 and 30x3x1 half paris auto supply auto wreckers jos parisi richmond hill ont phone 86