Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), January 5, 1950, p. 6

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the tribune stouffvule ont thursday january 5 1950 llva new towing service marfax high pressure lubrication havoline oil exide batteries prestone anti freeze firestone tires firstclass mechanic work the claremont garage all texaco products k ward prop phone 700 ittitl it tw i dance dance satu rday evenings at veterans memorial hall stouffville music by gary lewis and his band admission 50c balsam and mount zion congratulations to mr and mrs john neevil on the birth of a son on thursday dec 22 1919 at the oshawa hospital mr and mrs donovan appleby of st catharines spent the new year holiday with mr and mrs rodd appleby mr frank disney is sporting a new chev car mr and mrs robert parrott mr and mrs alfred parrott and grant mr and mrs lome parrott and allan and mrs 1 briggs all of oshawa celebrated new years at the jamieson home miss doreen hart of toronto spent new years at the disney home new years visitors at the cecil jones home were mr and mrs harper beaver and family of shel- bourne mr and mrs gen jones and eric of claremont and mrs j a jones of brooklin one of the largest new years celebrations in the community was at the geo wilson home when 21 relatives gathered including mrs a rogers mr norman wilson and david of brooklin mr and mrs paul wilson of lakefleld mr and mrs les smith of prospert and mr and mrs lloyd wilson and family the young people will meet on friday night at the home of miss erla jones the wa will meet on tuesday jan 10 at the home of mrs frank disney note the change in day on account of the sunday school con vention at whitevale on wednes day jan 11 mrs reg hoskins and children spent the holiday week with her parents at london mr and mrs o graham and family spent new years with mr and mrs lloyd smith of prospect sing more and grumble less says veteran teacher of mongolia teacher in the little red school house on the 10th concession of markham township at mongolia e a quantz of innisfail altai requests the tribune to pass on to his pupils of 1s90 to 1s91 new year greetings written in his splendid firm hand that would put many a present- day writer to shame these thoughtful words heres wishing a very happy new year to all my old friends of your community with particular mention of my pupils of mongolia during the years 1s904 note this recipe for a happier year 1950 sing more and grumble less and keep on the part that leads home edwin a quantz author of the above paragraph was born in markham township and hi parents settled at musselmans lake inlsto edwin a was one of nine children and one of his brothers william who died in 1915 resided in stouffville during his retired life from the farm one of the worlds rarest metals in commercial use is gallium its worth 3000 an ounce and only four pounds of it were mined in 1948 it is used as jacketing metal in jet engines and rockets mv sfgnposr of satisfaction i heinz famous quality products i pure tomato ketchup life 26c i vegetable green vegetable i heinz soups 2t29c i heinz with pork in tomato sauce i oven baked beansm9c 1 mowbray choice sweet tendergolden i cream style corn 2 25c i parkhill or bluebird std tomatoes 2 27c h m iynn valley standard 10 oz tins green peas 2 for 19c dominion delicious peanut stmad crunchy nut 39c r1chmello orange pekoe tea bags s 67c s 34 british columbia pack fancy pink salmon tt 45c 25c i 4k fruits vegetables us xo 1 kiln dried louisiana yams 2 lbs 29cd us no 1 capo cod cranberries cello bag lb 19c washed and trimmed heady to use cello bag texas spinach 10 oz 21c swoct and full of juico size 230 flori da oranges doz 29c tender crunch- crisp two stalk ltiinrli celery hearts 15c altona the womens institute will meet at the home of mrs r couperth- waite mongolia on tuesday jan 10th at 2 pm motto to love ones country is not necessary to hate others roll call a current event paper by mrs mervyn bunker the tenth province a parade of old time costumes demonstration hot rolls and supper dish the topic for this month is historical research and and current events and will be in charge of mrs b reesor con visitors are cordially invited to attend please note change of date owing to sunday school conven tion the hodgson family entertained a number of guests to new years festivities on monday mr and mrs howard st john and family mr and mrs walter slack and family mtv and mrs william malloy and family of stouffville and mr and mrs david crosier were new years guests with mr and mrs roy grove ringwood on monday mr and mrs walter carter entertained her folks also his sister mr and mrs arthur wide- man and family on monday mr and mrs n bunker enter tained a number of their family on monday mr and mrs ivan goudie and family of hamilton were weekend guests of his parents congratulations to mr o madill who celebrated another birthday on tuesday pickering sunday school workers convene wednesday the annual convention of the pickering township sunday school association will be held in the whitevale baptist church next wednesday jan 11th with sessions morning afternoon and evening theme of the program is teach ing speakers during the morning session will be rev j mclachlan whitevale alfred kayes supt whitevale sunday school rev frank fidler orec rep in the afternoon rev h lackie clare mont and rev dixon burns of the toronto bible college will address the convention the evening will be given over to a youth rally with addresses by revh b hardy whitevale and w c murkar pickering cmobaooowgwosaaaaootaaaoo audley miss joblin of port perry has been spending a week with her sister mrs henry westney mrs coity was a recent visitor to toronto many new years parties were held in the various farm homes here school reopened on wednesday last with mrs pratt in charge and mrs eastwood teaching the music a large attendance of pupils tor the winter is expected w h guthrie had the misfortune to fall from a ladder on to the cement floor in his barn last week and severe ly hurt his shoulder an xray show ed that his collarbone had been dis located during the recent mild weather of december many beef cattle have been on the rough grass pastures it was much cheaper feed than 30 a ton hay we are glad to report that j c bryant who has been in the oshawa hospital with pneumonia is now definitely on the mend the next meeting of the commun ity club will be held at the home of bert and mrs guthrie on the evening of january 10th it is to be hoped that the weather will be fine as a large turnout is looked for the annual meeting of xo 5 school was lield at the school on wednesday of last week when some ten ratepay ers were present leorge puckrin was elected chairman with arch bell the secretary following the order of business the report of the trustees was given by the secretary f m chapman he explained very fully the work of the board their meetings and the ways the school and grounds had been cared for it was felt by the trustees that there should be wiring and elecfical supplies we carry a complete line of electric and gas ranges vacuum cleaners toasters irons coffee makers hot plates radios and water heaters etc we repair all types of radios and appliances k h middlemiss electric stouffville hardware phone 367 more ways for the pupils to exercise their energies in play now that the grounds were being put in shape the encouragement of ball games and the placing of swings teeters and slides would help much the finan cial report showed that the year closed with a deficit which would necessitate the levy for a little addi tional money this year the grants showed that 45 had been received back on the expenditures of last year an explanation of the meeting of the ratepayers at the school in november and the action of the board he be lieved was appreciated by nearly everyone it was moved that the re port be received and adopted which was carried unanimously the ratepayers suggested that meetings of the parents and teacher and trustees be more frequent and that the ceiling of the school be in- sulatedit was also felt that the ex pense for much of the schools and the school buildings should come out of consolidated revenue so that the incidence of taxation should not rest so heavily on farm lands and on small householders in their improve ments to their holdings as the sec retary was the retiring trustee he expressed a desire to retire upon motion by r e hedge and frdd squire he was nominated no other i move was made so he was declared elected by the chairman gormley we wish to congratulate mr and mrs thomas christilaw nee ruth gooding on their jnarriage christmas eve in the united mis sionary church gormley we wish them happiness and success in their wedded life mrs e jones left sunday even ing to spend a week with friends in fort erie and buffalo mr and mrs a leed had dinner last thursday with mr and mrs c james and david of stouftville mrs j bond and daughter pearl spent new years day with mr and mrs gordon bond of queens- ville mrs marian kelly and family visited saturday with mr and mrs geo barrett and family though a little late we congrat ulate mr and mrs lloyd harvey on the birth of their triplet girls mr and mrs w noble and victor and mr dallas spent the christmas holiday- in kingston with mr and mrs warren harvey curtis and family mr and mrs r wilcox and mr and mrs w noble attended open house last wednesday evening in the home of mr and mrs john c cakebread visitors in the henderson home over the holiday were mrs shar- bach nancy and patsy opmidland mr and mrs l climenhage and family of stevensville mr and mrs melvin- henderson and family mr jack and mr and mrs irwin bond of toronto called on mrs bond on monday dr and mrs k davey and mr and mrs ross davey of toronto were recent guests in the moorby home many in our community are ill with the mumps and we wish for them all a speedy return to good health mrs m acey is spending some time with her daughter mrs n brown mr and mr murray bennett miss eileen gooding and mr ken neth jones attended the allnight broadcast in churchill tabernacle buffalo on new years eve miss catherine pelling spent last weekend in ottawa mr and mrs murray and family spent the christmas vacation with relatives in laurel mr and mrs ronald holmes of agincourt were weekend visitors with mr and mrs w ash mrs d henry enjoyed the christmas vacation with her aunt mrs l calvert in toronto the gormley men are invited to hear rev j h hunter on monday janrsth in the stouftville baptist church i mayfair restaurant monday thru friday 8 am 11 pm saturday 8 am 12 pm 1948 pontiac sedan 12000 miles in lovely clean condition 1947 plymouth sedan clean car priced to sell 139500 1947 chev coach heater and defrosters good rubber popular model 139500 1937 ford coupe 32500 1935 ford coach 22500 new used trucks gmc ton panel brand new immediate deliv ery 1946 chev ton pickup clean and in nice con dition 1946 3ton long wb 177 dp axle 825 x 20 10ply tires good motor now being completely overhauled priced right mole motor sales phone 372 aatssgaassssssssaggaggessgassa xsssass -ge- tttiivfctfc after stock taking clearance prices which offer you timely savings specials in readytowear coats 1 only gray minktail trim size 8 3595 1 only green imitation gray lamb collar 53595 1 only green fitted flared 17 2995 2 only wine loose back size 13 15 2495 1 only black persian trim size 42 2995 1 only green leopard trim size 12 1995 1 only sand brown tweed size 16 3195 gloves childrens cozy fancy wool gloves and mitts asst colors 98c sox heavy wool sports sox and anklets sizes 8y to 10v asst colors 79c dresses group 1 sizes 14 to 44 group 2 sizes 14 to 50 group 3 sizes 14 to 52 skirts in plaids crepes wools sizes 14 to 20 sweaters fine wool pullovers cardigans long sleeves sizes 14 to 40 knitting yarn clearance 3ply 1oz balls asst shades 29c 3piv 1oz balls asst shades 18c 2oz skeins good shades 29c 39c 795 995 1395 495 298 spofford co main street stouffville co nimuiuullnmiilllllllll unhlluhhlnmntuo

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