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the tribune stouffville ont thursday may 18 1950 cuban pineapples for preserving will soon be at their best let us call you on arrival red rose tea ted label y pkg 50c muffets redeem your coupon with us dates bulk pitied lb 25c woodburys soap special 4 cakes 30c prunes large lb 25c jello special 3 packages 25c honey no 1 white 4lb pail 85c dessert pears choice 20oz tin 21c a 59 weddings pagnello rae rsv mr dicks of scarboro junction officiated at the marriage of elaine margaret rae and joseph pagnello on friday may i2tit the bride is a daughter of mr and mrs stewart rae of lemonville and the groom is a time table change sicrfs friday may 19th ibavtc stouffvtlije to toronto a 715 am y 350 pm b 9je5 am c 400 pm b 150 pm 1 820 pm a daily except sun hoi 6 sundays holidays c saturdays j daily except saturdays sundays holidays daylight time vorthbouxd service rfmatns unchanged gray coach lines son of mr and mrs jos pagnello of box grove the bride wore a powder blue suit with navy accessories with corsage of roses and was attended by miss myrtle griffiths of tor onto who wore a wine suit with navy accessories frank pagnello brother of the groom was best man after a reception at the home of the brides parents the couple left on a wedding trip to haliburton claremont suspects elect trial by judge june 28 next was set as the date for hearing of charges against william and henry kostinchuk and john winter of toronto charged with breaking and enter ing the claremont cooperative last october in court henry did not appear unofficially it was learned that he is under sentence at st vincent de paul in quebec a grand jury previously had a true bill against these three men now they have elected trial by judge without jury r d ruddy is their counsel bail was renewed apeaafasisiaicuaiaisihibj opening dance cou slice pavilion south side musselmans lake bill thompson and his red jacket orchestra modern old time dancing admission 75c haseiaafi2lai3iia aagcgaaoaaaaq brooklin spring fair saturday june 3rd finest spring show of heavy light horses beef dairy cattle ontariodurham co jersey cattle club parish show horse racing on new halfmile race track -sports- calithumpian parade horseshoe pitching softball nail driving old time fiddlers contest lacrosse in the evening dance friday june 2 at the township hall barrett bros orchestra admission to grounds adults 40c children 15c i arthur grass win g manning president sectreas 1- 1 1 umfvvmmnnvmm fleeing youths with pistol captured at musselman s lake a pair of black rubber boots with red soles led to the arrest for the second time of 20yearold charles mcintosh no fixed address a few months ago he stole a quantity of articles of clothing from a farm where he was employ ed including a pair of rubber boots he was caught but the farmer dropped the charges against him after he returned the clothes but with the farmers pet- mission kept the rubber boots last week charles mcintosh and dick long 16 of uxbridge appear ed before magistrate frank s ebbs in magistrates court in uxbridge both charged with be ing armed with a pistol with intent to break and enter the uxbridge public school both pleaded guilty anil were remanded in custody one week for sentence provincial constable victor proctor said he received a tele phone call last month from the principal of the public school com plaining of a breakin i investigated and found the screen on the north window had been torn stated constable proc tor i went up the fire escape to the second window and found it had been forced the officer told the court he saw indentations on the ground of a pair of large rubber boots he said he was in formed long and mcintosh had been seen together the previous night and a check with longs parents who thought their son was at school showed he had not been there all morning the officer stated they finally caught the fleeing youths on a park bench at musselmans lake north of stouffville as 1 approached them i saw mcintosh unload a 22 calibre pistol and throw it on the ground they had 50 rounds of ammunition for the weapon this whole thing is my fault burst out mcintosh in court if i hadnt suggested it to dick he wouldnt have gotten into this trouble he only pleaded guilty be cause i did when did you two first get to know each other queried the bench we met in sunday school about three years ago was the reply i hope you didnt take those things with you said magistrate ebbs pointing to a cardboard box containing two guns and several other articles constable proctor said when he apprehended the two accused they told him they had broken into a cottage on the north side of the lake and slept there all night they had clothing and several other articles with them they had taken from the cottage testified the officer along with the 22 calibre pistol carried by mcintosh was a 32 calibre nickel plated smith and wesson revolver displayed as evidence constable proctor said the weapon had been taken from long last march when he showed up at school with it last week the youth said it belonged to his father the revolver was unregis tered it was pointed out that the mc intosh youth had held down several jobs in various places about ontario one of which was secured for him a few months back by provincial constable gordon keastj mcintoshs mother resides in tor- onto his father has been dead for some years in court mcintosh was wearing the same rubber boots through which provincial constable proc tor was able to trace his foot prints the boots are identical with the pair he stole from the farmer a few months back but was allow ed to keep on display as evidence was the loot taken from the cottage by the two youths who claimed they never got into the school markham girls among skating cbamps among the list of champions for 199 in the oshawa skating clubi are the names of two markham township girls daughters of mr and mrs john robb 8th coni cession also listed are skaters who have passed their tests in the varied groups christine robb passed her third test in figures and is listed in thej bronze dance fiesta tango she also stood at the top of the list in the fourteen step and was named in the swing dance her sister is listed in the fourteen step the fiesta tango and waltz atha news congratulations to mrs collins and mr x cox who celebrated birthdays on saturday may 13th mr and mrs david tran and laurie and mrs overland of clare mont spent the weekend in king ston visiting their daughter and son mr and mrs gordon over land mrs powell mr and miss gilles pie of toronto spent the weekend with the powell family mrs carruthers and family visited addie coates on sunday friends will be glad to know she is leaving oshawa hospital this week mrs carruthers and family were supper guests with mr and mrs wellington wideman and family on sunday mr percy wideman of markham visited on mothers day with his parents mr and mrs wellington wideman had mr gormley mr and mrs j r sider supper sunday evening with and mrs murray bennett mr c pattenden has been trans ferred to work at beaverton for the summer months we wish a speedy recovery to mr b corfield who has been ill for several weeks mr and mrs h p schuringa entertained some friends from london on monday mr and mis 1 cobb bruce and john of weston visited saturday evening in the pelling home mr and mrs l climenhage and family of stevensville spent last weekend in the henderson home mr and mrs j andrews and mr and mrs penrose of toronto had supper sunday evening with mr and mrs f harvey and joyce quite a number of gormley folk attended the services in mount pisgah church sunday afternoon when the harvey triplets bonnie brenda and barbara were christ ened the harvey triplets have now reached the age of five months fine crowds attended the con eluding services on sunday of the missionary convention in the united missionary church held through last week interest was added to the convention by the presence of missionaries recently returned from nigeria dr and mrs ross bell of tungan magajiya mr and mrs g bolen- der of igbetti miss martha hood of share and on sunday rev r r ditmer of springfield ohio gen eral secretary of the united missionary society an offering of over s1000 was received for the work of foreign missions part of this money will be used in the support of mrs gordon bolender and mark richmond hill agricultural society 101st annual spring fair wednesday may 24th horse show and jumping event aurora boys band jersey cattle show guernsey calf show m i dwa y- fun for young old admission to fair 35c gala fair night dance with leo plaxtons orchestra dance admission 50c wesley middleton president margaret burton sectreas sfi2jgiaj3remsmimfi3f3iae markham village committee in charge of a campaign for a new arena there have at hand plans for a 115000 building presented by geo maynard the new arena proposed would be of cement block construction with seating capacity for 2500 plans as formed by the committee call for a limited com pany similar to the stouftville arena the price of the shares to be offered to the public and the guarantee required by the securi ties commission in order to pro ceed has not yet been revealed these details are expected to be in the hands of a group of can vassers shortly youth for oh hist ball tournament monday may 22nd 7 pm betlicsila school grounds gormley vs bethesda ratcliffs park 6th line vs lemonville bloomington school grounds bloomington vs vivian stouffville school grounds stouffville vs ringwood peachs park peachs vs dicksons hill the church services stouffville baptist church sunday may 21 1000 am bible school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm gospel service thursday 8 pm prayer meeting christ church anglicais rev f herman rector sunday may 21 1015 am sunday school and jun ior bible class 11 am holy communion balsam and mount 5sion rev a c and mrs luffman of baltimore called on friends here friday evening mr and mrs james briscoe of claremont spent sunday with mr and mrs frank mcavoy mr and mrs alf parrott and grant of ashburn visited sunday with mr and mrs lewis jones xext sunday may 21st rev w a hunnisett of the fred victor mission toronto will be the guest speaker at the church service at 230 pm victoria shiiapf i mr an mis- paul wilson of t iv- i yrvia oyuakc i iakefield spent the weekend at the congratulations are extended to george wilson home mr and mrs walter ridley nee mr and mrs elmer wilson and alma attwood on the birth of a family spent sunday with her daughter sandra gail i parents mr and mrs morgan the rite of infant baptism was pu at uxbridge stouffville united church rev douglas davis minister sunday may 21 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm special service under the auspices of the womans association special music by the choir wednesday 8 pm the garrett evening auxiliary at the church remember we need good second hand clothing for the bale especially for children from 7 to 16 years st james presbyterian church stouffville donald mckillican minister sunaay may 21 1000 am service melville bethesda and peachs churches rev r t chapin minister sunday may 21 1000 am peachs 1130 am melville 300 pm bethesda mrs roy solomon of toronto observed at the mothers day ser- lu sunday with her daughter vice on sunday norman robert i y- geo southwell she attended louis son of mr and mrs doug- las gee terry eugene son of mr and mrs leslie hart everett son of mr and mrs harry mcintosh barbara ann daughter of mr and mrs earl empringham and mary evelyn daughter of mr and mrs donald matthews on monday evening a number of neighbors and friends gathered at the home of mrs c sanderson to tender a miscellaneous shower for audrey smith and larry sander son who are being married on sat urday many lovely and useful gifts were received rev and mrs barley and family of gormley have taken up resid ence in the home recently vacat ed by mr and mrs orville heise mr and mrs p w willows spent monday with friends at oshawa and whitby sport trousers readytowear suits and overcoats at right prices j at fe raes tailor shou spofford block the christening services of her grandchildren mr and mrs donovan appleby of st catharines and mr jim ferrier of toronto spent mothers day at the rodd appleby home mr and mrs orr graham and family visited on sunday with relatives at prospect mr and mrs les smith of pros pect are happy to announce the birth of a son at the oshawa hos pital on thursday may 11 sunday visitors at the winton white home were mr and mrs frank grey and daughter of agin- court mrs grey sr mrs book and daughter of london mr and mrs frank cooper and eileen mr and mrs frank barclay and beverley misses enid and june benson of claremont at the service last sunday the following were baptised brenda daughter of mr and mrs frank mcavoy stephen son of mr and mrs a harvey douglas and claire children of mr and mrs george southwell denore daugh- ter of mr and mrs ken jones one member was also added to the church stouffville united missionary church rev h s haliman minister wed 8 pm altona prayer service fri 8 pm youth rally evangelistic services commencing tuesday may 162s rev and mrs paul trissel of the heights mich will be the evan gelists sunday may 21 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship 730 pm evangelistic 730 pm altona service see special announcement else where in paper you are invited bloomington ringwood christian churches rev g w brown pastor sunday may 21 1100 am bloomington 730 pm ringwood sunday school at 10 am classes for all ages friday s pm bloomington ce sixth line baptist young people in charge monday 8 pm ringwood ce prayer meeting wednesday 8 pm altona prayer meeting all cordially invited if you have a gift of money or clothing to contribute to the winnipeg relief same to be turned in at the local churches second markham baptist church rev norman rowan pastor sunday may 21 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship subject god satan and job 730 pm young peoples tuesday s pm prayer praise and fellowship in the gospel at the church seek ye the lord while he may be found call ye upon him while he is near isaiah 55 6 what you go after will come your way stouffville christian church mr fred gould minister sunday may 21 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evening worship the annual business meeting will be held thursday may i8th at 3 pm in the church auditorium friday 7 pm bible club hour for the children all welcome goodwood pastoral charge of the united church of canada harry b turner ba minister sunday may 21 fifth line 1030 am sunday school 1115 am worship siloam jii 200 pm sunday school 300 pm worship goodwood 1100 am sunday school 730 pm worship monday 7 pm cgit thursday 730 pm scouts thursday s pm choir practice thursday 230 pm siloam wa in siloam church united missionary church rot cyril berry minister sunday may 21 missionary sunday dickson hill morning service 1000 am sundav school 1100 am mount joy 1000 am sunday school morning service 1100 am sunday evening 730 pm come and worship united missionary church rev l k sider pastor sunday mav 21 bethesda 1030 am worship 200 pm sundav school gormley 115 pm sunday school 245 pm worship 730 pm young peoples meeting coming pikes peak tent meet ing may 30 to june ii with rev e j wilson evangelist and the lacey gospel singers colored as musicians