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the tribune stouffville on thursday february 11 1954 your grocery basket jello lemon pie fill 3 pkgs mother jacksons jiffy pie crust mix 34c pkg byer bros no 1 pure white honey 4 lb tin 95c 29c patma rice 2 lb cello pkg 35c gray dunn caramel wafers package 28c margerine allsweet 1 lb 38c tulip 1 lb 28c wide assortment of ogilvie products containing howdy- doodv money 9 imported grapes apples bananas oranges grapefruit lemons special this week only shortening jewel domestic why take chances on new brands and possible baking failures 1 get top quality shortening and insure baking success only 27c lb oatmeal raisin cookies 1 lb cello package onlv 25c soap specials colegate toilet soap 1 bars 29c giant dreft contains coupon worth half the price of vour next box of dreft stokelys honey pod peas fancy quality 2 tins 41c cream corn 3 tins 29c visit our fruit vegetable counter for garden fresh fruit and vegetables for your weekend requirements at lowest prices turnips lettuce new cabbage cauliflower carrots celery rateliff co phone 19s we deliver pfrefrfrmxxx victoria square the regular meeting of the dission band will be held on saturday afternoon feb 13th t the home of mrs percy jennett mr and mrs carl walker spent a week recently in new york city congratulations to mr and mrs roy bovair who will cel ebrate their 25th wedding an niversary on sat feb 13th 5x3 b s t grant thompson plumbing heating imrgirnrrmifbiwmiwfrmtirnrr m i w markham phone 292 in business to serve you fully licensed the next euchre will be held on tues feb 16th in the com munity hall the regular monthly meet ing of the wa will be held wed evening feb 17th at the home of mrs gordon mortson we are pleased to report that mrs gordon harmon re turned from toronto general hospital where she was con fined for a week editors mail the editor pickering ontario february 9 1954 dear sir i have been asked why i ap pear as a defendant to the cur rent proceedings to set aside the recent pickering town- misses audrey and betty bo- r of the vair spent the weekend with vwr went on i record at the inaugural meet- couple married for sixty years mr and mrs peter brilling- er of gormley celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary on saturday feb gth at their home mr brillinger was born on a farm west of bethesda now known as the fox farm on jan 27 1s69 while mrs brillinger who is a daughter of the late mr and mrs dan iel shaffer was born on the farm south of bethesda now owned by mr oran fretz they were married on feb 6 1s94 at the presbyterian par sonage in aurora by a rev mr amos mr brillinger who is now s5 years of age has been confined to his bed fol lowing a stroke in april 1952 mrs brillinger in her soth year is in fairly good health she recalls how they drove with horse and cutter from her home at bethesda to aurora for the wedding ceremony and from there to newmarket for a three day honeymoon on their return the couple set tled on the fourth concession of whitchurch on the farm now owned by mr kays lat er they moved to bethesda where they lived for two years then back to the farm a- gain in 1913 they purchased the farm in gormley owned by the late john baker here mr brillinger was active in farming until his illness two j ears ago the couple have one son roy with whom they live and seven grandchildren vera of richmond hill velma in south africa ross and mild red in toronto jean walter and eldon at home no substitute for advertising more and more large cana dian companies are discover ing that it pays to advertise in canadas weekly newspapers and household finance is no exception states vicepres ident aw bruce in announc ing that his company will use regular advertising space this m claremont on monday evening of this week the claremont baptist friends met at the home of mr and mrs cecil story to honor a life deacon of the church mr harry found father of mrs story who is moving from our midst the evening was spent in congregational singing with mrs c gostick at the piano a duet by mrs drake and mr evans ward and a couple of numbers from three members o our male quartet were also enjoyed a presentation of a reading lamp and a scripture plaque was made to mr found mr edgar ward giving the address and mr evans ward making the presentation in thanking the church friends mr found gave as a farewell message 1st cor loth chapu verses 13 and 14 after refreshments were served mr evans ward sang god bless this house and rev davison closed with prayer with the local churches melville bethesda and peaches united churches rev geo e robins ba sunday feb 14 1051 10 am peaches 1130 am melville 360 pm bethesda soo pm peachs ypu monday feb 15 8 pm the peachs sewing meeting at the home of mrs norman jarvis stouffville united church rev douglas davis minister sunday feb 11 1951 10 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evening worship s30 pm young peoples tues 7 pm cubs wed garrett evening aux iliary thurs 1 pm explorers thurs 4 pm mission band thur 7 pm cgit thurs s pm choir note saturday feb 13th the cgit holds a home baking and candy sale also afternoon tea monday feb 15 the wa meeting in church parlors annual shower of baby re quirements for the victor home all ladies of church are invited to assist in this worthy cause sensational used car val ues 1953 buick custom sedan dynaflow custom radio whitewall tires air conditioning undercoated 15000 actual miles reg 360000 sale price 269500 1953 meteor 4door sedan lovely metallic air conditioning finish sale price 179500 j1948 dodge club coupe custom model clean car sale price 79500 1950 pontiac fleetleader 2door immaculate inside and out sale price 109500 mole motors ltd stoultville ontario pent friends at midland miss greta lieffers and friend of oshawa spent sun day with mr and mrs wil lows sunday evening feb 14th at 30 oclock the christian fel lowship group of the toronto police force is holding a ser vice in the united church here it is being sponsored by the married couples club mr dalton rumney attend ed farmers week at the mich igan state college at lansing mich from feb 2 to 4 he was a delegate from the milk producers ascn mr l stoutenburg mrs f rence boynton spent sunday walker and freddie and law- with mr and mrs sam robb of toronto rev and mrs ac huston and betty mr and mrs chas boynton and ellen mr and mrs stanley boynton had din ner sunday with mr and mrs heber mccague at richmond hill mr jacob williams spent several days last week with friends in toronto ing as demanding the resigna- febuuary auction sales new used modern antique household furnishings electrical appliances china glassware pottery luggage and many other items to be held indoors at ilriimaxs markham exchange xorth store trcmont hotel main st markham 10 saturday feb 13 wednesday feb 24 130 pm further ales in march to be announced later kex clarke prentice auctioneers i markham ont phone sjfl chesterfield suites end tables dining room suites bedroom suites corner tables lamp tables radios combination radio phonos coffee tables vanity tables desks odd chairs lamps high chairs television tables music record cabinet doll carriage bicycles childrens table chairs bird cage stands ice boxe ash tray stands typewriters lawn mowers baby carriages skates sleepins bag duffle bags glassware china pottery mantel clocks crystal tion of the whole council as illegally elected i had always hoped that pickering township would el ect a council which would truly represent the interests of the entire township and not any regional social polit ical or occupational group however my own observa tions over the past three elec tions convinced me that under- the regime of the old guard such an election was not un likely but impossible due to the general unethical as well as careless manner in which the pickering township mun icipal elections have been con ducted i feel that we must all jeal ously and sincerely safeguard the sanctity of all elections and see that they are conduct ed according to both the rules and the underlying spirit of the rules if in my opinion the same procedures were per mitted at federal and provin cial levels as took place in the pickering township municip al election we would have virtually set up a totalitarian state in this fair dominion of canada tt is too often thought that a municipal government is the last link in the chain of gov ernment it is not the last but the first link the root and not the branch spending literally billions of our dollars to pro vide the schools roads and practically all public services that spell progress and ach ievement in this young nation for these reasons i have as sociated myself with a group of public spirited citizens hea ded up by mr g allman of claremont and outstanding men who are determined to see the next election regard less of whom is elected con ducted in an honest manner according to the fundamental principles of fair piay yours very truly kenneth a roberts luggage cigarette lighters mix masters astrallte copper screening is many other items markham districts newest auction house bring your seldomused articles to bo sold all such items should be received at least one week in advance of alc date 10 pm any day except wodnoday preview of sale ar ticles during week previous to sale date for further informa tion call markham 16 terms of ale cash year in the stoufrville tribune i grew up in the ontario town of beaverton mr bruce explained and i know per sonally the important part which the weekly paper there played and still plays in the life of the entire community weekly newspapers are not only thoroughly read but the character and calibre of their editorial and news coverage makes their advertising col umns effective beyond what might be normally expected from a comparable circulation in a large city daily or magaz ine mr bruce added the stouffville tribune is this year one of about 200 weeklies in which we will car ry a series of advertisements on builders of canada while our company he continued has not yet estab lished oflices in each of the markets served by these news papers the use of consumer credit has now become an in- t regal part of the lives of most canadians small sum install ment loan services regulated by the government are used today by literally hundreds of thousands of families and have made a major contribu tion to the continued healthy growth of our canadian econ omy we therefore feel that we have a respoasibility as the largest of the canadian con sumer loan companies to tell our story not only in the large metropolitan centra but in communities served by can adas leading weekly newspap ers this advertising associa tion with weekly newspapers started nearly two years ago mr bruce concluded it has been growing steadily and we hope that it will be mutually profitable there is no substi tute for weekly newspaper ad vertising in reaching the five million canadians who live outside the big cities christian memorial church lewis eakin ba pastor sunday feb 11 1954 1000 am sunday school bring the boys and girls you wont regret it 11 am worship service the pastor brings the sixth in a series on the life of christ this week the credibility and results of christs resurrection 730 pm evangelistic service special music duets and so los hearty congregational singing plus a hardhitting message by the pastor on this theme your lifes most important question wed 8 pm this weeks mid week meeting will be held in the home of the aliens fri 7 pm childrens rally fri s pm young peoples we welcome any and all young people sermon in a second woodrow wilson once said as man has deprived himself of the best there is in the world who has deprived him self of this a knowledge of the bible reformed church of canada dutch meeting held in the fellowship cent lemonville pastor c m eelmax sunday feb 11 1951 10 am worship service 11 am sunday school st james presbyterian church stouffville rev d r mcklllcan b a sunday feb 11 195 10 am morning worship brethren in christ church heise hill gormley pastor bishop a l winger sunday feb 14 1954 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship and minis try of gods divirie word 700 pm evangelistic wed 730 pm prayer service an invitation is extended to all christ church anglican rev fj bournes rector sunday feb 14 1954 septuagesima 130 pm sunday school 230 pm evensong tuesday 230 pm wa tuesday 8 pm jgg fri s00 pm choir practice he hath made everything beautiful eccl 311 united missionary church rev h shantz minister sunday feb 14 1954 mount joy 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship thurs 8 pm prayer meeting dickson hill 10 am morning worship 11 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic tues 8 pm prayer meeting the fellowship of evangelical baptist churches rev norman rowan pastor second markham thursday feb 11 the jun ior adult bible class is hav ing a valentine box social at lemonville friday feb 12 young peop les valentine social at the knappet home sunday feb 14 1954 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship mr donald james will speak 730 pm young peoples mrs fred byer speaker tuesdays at 8 pm prayer meeting at the church baker hill 130 pm sunday school 230 pm worship service mr donald james will speak thursday 8 pm prayer ser vice at the home of mr and mrs j oldham enoch walked with god do you stouffville baptist church rev h f branton pastor wed 8 pm prayer and bi ble study fri 8 pm young peoples meeting sunday feb 11 1954 1000 am bible school 11 am is it possible both to please men and serve christ 730 pm paul a prisoner of christ for the gentiles tuesday feb 16 the wms will hold its monthly meet ing at 230 in the home of mrs h shuttleworth goodwood baptist church rev arthur england minister sunday feb 14 1954 2 pm sunday school 300 pm worship service friday 415 mission band at mrs jones home friday 8j15 pm bypu temperance group in charge of george baldwin saturday evening the whitbylindsay association is having a skat ing party in uxbridge rink lunch in uxbridge church united missionary church gormley bethesda rev c e hunking minister sunday feb 14 1954 bethesda 1030 morning worship 200 pm sunday school wed evening prayer meet ing gormley 145 pm sunday school 245 pm worship 730 pm evangelistic service bloomington and ringwood christian churches rev g w brown pastor sunday feb 14 1951 uloomington 10 am sunday school 1100 am worship fri 8 pm christian en deavour rinjcwood 10 am sunday school 230 pm worship 730 pm young peoples meet ing mon 8 pm christian endea vour prayer meeting altona 1030 am sunday school 730 pm worship wed 8 pjn prayer meeting at the home of isaac lehman ah are cordially invited to attend these services stouffville united missionary church revf g huiioii minister thurs evening 8 pm pray er service sunday feb 14 1951 10 am sunday school bring your bible 1100 am worship subject the beauty of hol iness is the beauty of con secration 730 pm evangelistic subject a lovers request march 7 rev ward m shantz mar 28 christian education sunday april 11 to 18 dr j a huff man april 12 bethel college cholr april 19 to 25 great mission ary convention altona 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic rev gibson brown speaker thought for today worry is interest paid on trouble before it is due