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the tribune stouffville ont thursday october 5 1930 cordovan orfords 1105 lehmans shoe store main street stouffville cherkywood i mrs j armstrong spent a few hays with mr and mrs e a armstrong i mr and mrs stanley powell and family visited with mr powell of little britain mr and mrs harry hodgson of i belleville called on relatives on sunday the wa will hold their month- 1 oy meeting in the hall on wednes- bay oct 11 at 230 pm word fori jrofi call is thanksgiving i miss mary anna morrish spent the week with her parents mr and mrs roy morrish rally service will be observed on sunday oct 8 at 11 am mrs riches entertained a num ber of ladies to a nylon demonstra tion on tuesday evening anniversary services will be held on sunday oct 22 with rev toung of pickering as guest speaker a number attended a shower at the home of mr and mrs john atha news congratulations to mr albert draper who celebrated another birthday on tuesday oct 3rd mr and mrs robertson and son jack visited sunday afternoon at the carruthers home a nylon demonstration was held at mrs murray dunkelds home on monday evening mr and mrs murray forgie of markham mr and mrs ernie carruthers and ruth ann and mrs a carruthers were supper guests of mr john forgie at dunbarton on sunday evening mr gren draper is sporting a fine new car mr and mrs albert draper have returned after spending a few days at haliburton and minden mr roy miller brougham spent monday afternoon with ernie carruthers additional locals mrs herbert haines and mrs a j haines of niagara falls and mrs bauer of st catharines visited on tuesday with rev and mrs s- goudie mrs a j haines is staying at the goudie home for a while ladies wear ltd local factor has been closed down for two weeks pending the building up of prechristmas orders and expect to reopen very shortly the toronto branch of the concern has con tinued to operate but more than a dozen local girls have been out of work in stouffville due to the shut down dame cancelled broadcast at markham the regular dance at the stouff ville veterans hall where win ston bates orchestra is now supplying the music is being can celled this saturday for one week only mr bates informs us the bates musicians will play in markham this saturday evening and the music will be broadcast over cklb oshawa from 9 until jo oclock petty on wednesday evening in honour of mr and mrs k pearse nee emily petty beaverton farmer high in 50 bus wheat club the ontario county crop improvement association spon sored a 50 bushel winter wheat club this year some splendid yields were secured the yield of 718 bushels per acre from the farm of duncan wallace beaver ton rr3 ranks with the highest from the whole province of ontario only a very few farmers in the province secured a yield of 70 bushels or better the three highest contestants namely duncan wallace beaver ton jack beaton blackwater and elmer powell oshawa now have the opportunity of competing with the three high winners from other 50 bushel winter wheat clubs in the province for the provincial championship at the royal winter fair prize money for the local 50 bushel winter wheat club and the provincial competition at the royal is provided by the maple leaf milling company a 50 bushel winter wheat club for 1951 has been organized any farmer wishing to join this club should get in touch with h l fair agricultural representative uxbridge ontario as soon as possible local winners included heber down brooklin 541 bus yield norman hogg uxbridge rr2 5g0 yield lome bagshaw ux bridge 502 yield howard harper goodwood 404 yield ov thkir fifth anniversary the thorcanadian company heartily congratulates farrs radio electric on the occasion of their fifth anniversary in paying this tribute thor feels it is expessing the appre ciation of the people of stouffville for five years of courteous and friendly service throughout that time farr customers have been able to discriminately choose from a widely diversified stock 6f modern household products including the complete thor line of appliances as in the past farrs radio electric will continue to offer the residents of stouffville and its surroundings complete sales and service facilities for the thor automagic washer with separate tubs for washing clothes and dishes a truly wonder washer yon can buy ono unit at a time and add the other unit later or buy uio complete combination unit now the thor gladiron for automatic effortless ironing while you sit down you can iron a shirt beautifully in ijs minutes it is cjlsily wheeled into any room and folds up neatly to be put away in a closet the thor wringer washer a modern highly efficient washer with many cxclusivo thor features and thor quality throughout and farrs radio electric are now featur ing and demonstrating all three of these thor appliances the stouffville evangelistic campaign financial statement receipts offerings taken at services s 93360 offerings taken at prayer meetings before campaign 3561 personal gifts 1100 gifts from churches before campaign 7100 personal gift since campaign closed 1000 love offering for evangelist 92791 total 19s915 disbursements love offering for evangelist 92791 paid to mr eldon b lehman songleader which included gift and expenses 30000 special music and singers 16033 gift to arena 10000 advertizing and all other expenses in connection with campaign 37460 total receipts total expenditures s1s62s7 s19s715 1s6287 12628 balance submitted by mr charles ratcliff treas rev gibson v brown sec weddings bkander folster st pauls anglican church in washago was prettily decorated with fall flowers on saturday sept 23rd when shirley johanna daughter of mr and mrs george folster of washago became the bride of clayton ellsworth bran- der son of mrs gertrude brander stouffville rev w c newman of bailie performed the ceremony mrs grant macarthur played the wedding music and floyd mcrey- nolds brotherinlaw of the groom sang together lifes pathway we tread the bride given in marriage by her father chose a gown of tradi tional ivory satin with sweetheart neckline long sleeves and flowing skirt her embroidered net veil was gathered on a bridal crown and sne carried a bouquet of red roses and white gladioli mrs leonard tuckey of orillia was her sisters matron of honor and was gowned in green taffeta with matching headdress and carried yellow roses the bridesmaids were the brides twin sisters joan and june gowned in yellow taffeta with matching headdresses and carried pink roses joyce jackson of toronto cousin of the bride was flower girl gowned in violet taffeta and carried a basket of pink and white carnations roy brown of stouffville was best man mr leonard tuckey of orillia and carl reesor of stouffville were ushers following the ceremony a recep tion was held at st pauls parish hall the brides mother chose a navy crepe gown with corsage of american beauty roses and the grooms mother in wine crepe gown with grey accessories and corsage of red roses for travelling to kirkland lake and points north the bride chose a black checked suit with pink blouse and black accessories mr and airs brander are making their home in stouffville about sixty guests were present from orillia parry sound tor onto stouffville markham and washago among the guests present was the grooms grand mother mrs lageer of stouffville who is 84 years old thor can ad company limited cedar grove the turning of leaves ploughing fields silo filling the rahrah of cheers at football games skating and jack frost just around the corner all remind us that october is once again with us and markham fair at our doorsteps cedar grove is entering a square in the square dance competition on fri day the specials at the booth this year will be chicken a la king and fresh strawberry sundae we hope our fine summer weather will still be with us and this will be the best markham fair yet mrs paul reesor and mother mrs j p carr of unionville spent a few days with their friends at smith falls mrs austin reesor is spending a few months with her sister mrs jack mcintosh of guelph mr and mrs bert tapscott and robert miss mabel reesor and mrs harold coakwell motored to montreal and quebec last week returning home this week congratulations to vyla latimer and bill murison who were mar ried last saturday we wish them much happiness in their future life in toronto mr and mrs aubrey lapp spent the weekend with mr and mrs elgin walker at sundridge a birthday party was held for frank sewell on saturday evening this sunday will be thanks giving at zion united church special music by the choir on sunday oct 15th zion united church will celebrate its 92nd anniversary rev g a williams will be guest minister afternoon and evening westmore land united church choir of tor onto will render the music in the afternoon the young people are having an amateur and film night at zion united church on tuesday oct 10 miss hazel reesor of sudan interior mission will be guest speaker everyone is very cordially welcome canadas finest venetian blinds unconditionally guaranteed life flex steel or flexabum in various patterns colors phone stouffville s0w4 township costs not shared equally states exwarden mr g m forsyth exwarden of ontario county and exreeve of pickering township stated his belief at the october meeting of pickering township council that the township should be divided into two sections for purposes of some municipal expenditures taking above the third concession as the northern section and below the third as the southern division he advocated the south have what ever improvements they wanted but letting them pay for them he contended the northern section should not be expected to help pay for the expensive police protection necessary in the southern division and was firm in his conviction that the only police protection neces sary in the northern area was that which the provincial police had offered to supply mr forsyth felt with a total assessment for the township of some 7744000 the present police expenditure of approximately 18- 000 a year would mount rapidly with the proposed establishment of a police station with cell etc it isnt as serious a situation now as it will be in the future if bad times come he stated councillor balsdon pointed out there were some heavier costs incidental to the northern section also such as more snowplowing which would in a measure offset the expense of the police depart ment but mr forsyth said that was different the dairy trucks could not get through if the plow ing was hot done mr forsyth stated he objected to backing the debenture for the new fire area for the south but that the police expenditure was the main issue on which he felt action should be taken altona mr and mrs d mansbridge entertained a number of their city friends last thursday evening mr v baker had a very success ful sale last saturday buyers from a distance made bidding brisk and satisfactory mrs neil mclean spent the week with her parents mr and mrs v baker mr and mrs wm reesor and mr and mrs fred mcnair and family have returned from a two weeks trip to the western provinces the church services christ church anglican rev f herman rector sunday oct 8 18th sunday after trinity 1030 am sunday school 1100 am holy communion show how great things god hath done unto thee st luke 839 goodwood pastoral charge of the united church of canada harry b turner ba minister sunday oct 8 fifth dine 1030 sunday school 1115 am miss olive shell sidoam 200 pm sunday school 300 pm miss olive shell goodwood 1100 am sunday school 730 pm thanksgiving service wednesday 3 pm fifth line wa thursday 730 scouts thursday 715 pm siloam cgit at the home of mrs robert jones thursday 815 pm united choir practice in goodwood church saturday 230 pjm goodwood cgit at goodwood deaths carter mary ann in the oshawa general hospital on sat urday sept 30 1950 mary ann smith beloved wife of the late james carter and mother of mrs edith wacey bridgenorth form erly of toronto and james of oshawa funeral service in clarc- mont united church on monday oct 2 interment claremont union cemetery stouffville united church rev douglas davis minister sunday oct 8 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 300 pm baptism service 730 pmrevening worship tuesday 4 pm the explorers thursday 245 pm wms thankoffering meeting speaker mrs h pye of toronto special music refreshments friday 4 pm mission band friday 730 pm cgit wednesday oct 11 the garrett evening auxiliary meet at the church guest speaker mrs olssen subject korea st james presbyterian church stouffville donald mckillican minister sunday oct 8 1000 am service all are welcome anniversary services sunday oct 15 1100 am rev john forbes ma agincourt knox presbyterian church choir agincourt 730 pm donald mckillican ba igan ba special music by the stouffville mixed quartette you are cordially invited to attend stouffville christian church mr earl norton minister sunday oct 8 1000 am sunday school 1100 am- morning service 730 pm evening woship all welcome stouffville baptist church sunday oct 8 1000 am bible school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evening service rev w s whitcombe of tor onto will be speaker both morning and evening thursday 8 pm prayer service stouffville united missionary church rev h s hallman minister wed 8 pm wms rally in hespeler church wed 8 pm altona prayer service thurs 8 pm stouffville prayer service sunday oct 8 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship 730 pm evangelistic service 730 pm altona monday 8 pm young peoples special program you are invited to attend second markham baptist church rev norman rowan pastor sunday oct 8 1000 am sunday school 1100 ajti church service thanksgiving in song and story bless the lord o my soul and all that is within me bless his holy name rsalm 1031 tuesday 8 pm prayer meeting fellowship and bible study father and mother your child is the canvas upon which you are painting your portrait united missionary church rev l k sider pastor sunday oct 8 bethe9da mm 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship gormley v 145 pm sunday school v 245 pm worship 730 pm evangelistic service theme birds of a feather goodwood baptist church minister rev g f gorman phone uxbridge 157r14 sunday oct 8 200 pm sunday school 300 pm worship thanksgiving service 815 pm friday bypu you are cordially invited to worship with us melville bethesda and peachs churches rev r t chapin minister sunday oct 8 1000 am peachs 1130 am melville 730 pm 43ethesda thanksgiving services fruits and vegetables received for toronto missions special thanksgiving offering for missions peachs wms will meet tuesday afternoon oct 10 at the home of mrs albert allin peachs anniversary is sunday oct 15th bloomington ringwood christian churches rev g w brown pastor sunday oct 8 1100 am bloomington 730 pm ringwood sunday school at 10 am friday 8 pm bloomington ce bible study monday 8 pm ringwood cje prayer meeting wednesday 8 pm altona prayer meeting all are cordially invited to attend these services united missionary church rev cyril berry minister sunday oct 8 dicksons hidd morning worship 1000 am sunday school 1100 ajn come and worship mount joy sunday school 1000 ajn morning worship 1100 ajn great evangelistic service 730 pm revival services will continue until sunday oct 15th rev j r mitchell evangelist tompkin sisters song evangelists righteousness exalteth a nation but sin is a reproach to any people