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the tribune stouffville oat thursday april 15 1954 reliable brand field seeds canadian alfalfa red clover timothy alsike clover sweet white and ladino clover reliable brand pasture mixtures reliable brand seed grain cartier oats registered and no 1 ajax oats registered and no 1 beaver oats registered and no 1 clinton oats no 1 erban oats no 1 montcalm barley registered and no 1 we suggest you order at once phone 45wl or 6450s stiver bros rev quinton j everest of south bend indiana is coming to the stouliviue area on may 2th watch for further an nouncement our local and personal happenings mr and mrs george elliott attended the fuller brush co banquet dinner in the prince george hotel saturday even ing mr elliott is the fuller brush dealer for whitchurch township kmboihk stouftville united church choir is presenting the sacred easter cantata christ victor ious on good friday evening of this week at slo miss grace ratcliff rn of sunnybrook hospital was vis iting mrs j h ratcliff and glenn over the weekend the easter meeting of the wa of the united church will he held monday evening april 19th in the church parlours miss janet brodie will be in charge of devotions and mrs a mcconnachie will sing a cordial invitation is extended to all the ladies of the congre gation iheatte stouffville ont policy 2 shows nitely 7 0 pm matinee saturday 2 pm monday april 19 200 pm laugh attraction a featurelength package of the best in cartoon fun v stouffville fire brigade made two rush ealis on monday and tuesday but fortunately no damage resulted in either blaze about 730 on monday evening a space heater flared up in the rear of the admire grill and a frightened tenant put in an alarm the fire hrigade was already out when the call came carrying out a practice run to ihe eastend and soon responded to the alarm down town on tuesday morn ing a grass fire in the rear of the rear of the rev morton home on montreal st threaten ed to get out or control but was soon subdued by the local brigade wedding heimbeeker mailory miss ruth mallory daughter of reverend and mrs allan muilory sm 3av25th street fort lauderdale florida be came the bride of clinton heimbecker on sat april 3 the doublering ceremony ook place at 1 pm in the fort lauderdale assembly of god church the reverend philip brauchler officiated the bride wore a gown of white embroidered nylon with matching accessories and or chid corsage her attendant mrs shirley holbrough of or lando florida was gowned in pink with matching accessor ies and corsage of sweetheart roses leslie holbrough was best man for the bridegroom who is the son of mr and mrs carl hiembecker of glen christie ont reception followed the cere mony at the chic hous in fort lauderdale after a tour of florida and the eastern states the couple will reside in kitch ener ontario where the brides father formerly pastored the pentecostal tabernacle on ben ton street the stanley theatre will prel mr and mrs j k agnew of i la i 1 ill nr isie will i ent a full matinee of cartoons stouffville were visitors in new pm on easter monday af- york city last week makin the round trip by air partridge crashes local factory ternoon mrs geo lawson west end has been removed to the brier- bush hospital friends will re gret to learn there will be a special eas ter sunrise service held in the stouffville united missionary church on sunday morning at 7 am the speaker will be dr j a huffman one ot americas most outstanding ministers a ford tractor at the stew art mcquay auction sale in whitchurch township last week sold for s10s0 and a plow along with it for 430 the sale conducted at lot 15 con 7 was handled by s pollard his first sale in eighteen years work has been resumed on the municipal clock tower much to the satisfaction of those local citizens who find i that they depend considerably j on the big timepiece located there work of rebuilding had been discontinued when the original contractors proved un satisfactory work has commenced on a new wing being erected on the west side of the stouffville i xursing home the home has been using accommodation in the former dr neil smith resi dence for some time but finds this inconvenient and thus the decision to add a new wing to the main house on the corner the new building will give the home accommodation for twelve more beds russ forfar is the contractor protesting paint shop on lloyd avenue mr wes jack lloyd ave nue appeared before stouff ville council last week to pro test the granting of a building permit for a paint shop to mr les wilson a nearby neigh bour mr jack stated that he is definitely not opposed to the masonic order in any way but takes issue with the same land restriction bylaw because it has allowed a permit to be is sued to mr wilson both men appeared before the municipal council when a strenuous protest was aired in connection with the erection of the new masonic hall in the west end but mr jack wishes to disassociate himself from any protest in connection with the hall mr wilson for his part pointed out to council that restrictions on this- new subdivision had not been en forced at any time as to the type of building to be erected there good friday services april 1 6th holiness federation to be held in united missionary church stouffville time of services 100 nnd 800 pm afternoon subject sonic fundamental aspects of holiness evening subject tlic discipusship of the shadows guest speaker dr j a huffman minister educator author and lecturer founder of bethel college at mishawnka indiana make plans to attend these services dr huffman some residents have been awakened at night recently by the fog horn sound of diesel iocomotives nearby and on in vestigation we find that they werent dreaming diesel loco motives are being tried out on the cnr line here hauling long freight trains at night first test run was made last wednesday night thieves break in thieves broke into the stouff ville coop plant here on wed nesday night and made off with a number of electrical appli ances and 1 in cash at the same time a number of radia tors were stolen from the au to wreckers on stouffer st local provincial police are in vestigating and we understand the radiators have been re covered in toronto renewing acquaintances at kingston on saturday night at the stouftvilleoshawa hockey game was airs carman pow ell wife of a former high school principal here mrs powell was the former merian cook daughter of the late geo cook and the family resided on ed ward st friends will regret to learn that mr powell suf fered a coronary last christmas and has been incapacitated since that time lie is present ly in london although the fam ily is living in bath where mr powell was teaching the sad news reached town early last week of the tragic death of ibill chidley in his 21st year bill was the only child of mr and mrs wilbur chidley and was killed in a train and car collision at shu- benacadie near halifax n s his grandfather the rev w h chidley will be remembered as a former christian church minister in stouftville bill was also a nephew of mr and mrs harry paisley and used to spend many of his summer holidays here in town at their home he was greatly inter ested in ponies and horses and had been studying for a veter inarian at guelph college fail ing in some of his course he had just completed arrange ments to return to the uni versity at halifax imr harry paisiey left at noon last thursday to attend the funeral which took place at glace bay mr e r good just returned home monday after a three- week trip to florida mr good travelled to the sunny south by train going through wash ington miss w mckay teacher of grade 11 in the stouffville public school has resigned her position here and will join the staff of a london ontario school more than twenty were re ceived into membership of the stouffville united church on sunday morning coming by transfer from other communi ties and denominations mr cee hendricks operator of hendricks hardware store has installed a new electric sign which will adtl both to the attractiveness of the main street and his place of busi ness levi mustard is presently in hospital where he is undergo ing a further operation in con nection with an amputated leg which mr mustard sustained in an accident last year friends will be pleased to know that local businessman erie lehman is progressing favorably in hospital and is able to be up out of bed a little each day erie was stricken with rheumatic fever some weeks ago mrs harmon hoover has re turned to her home on baker ave after spending a couple of weeks with relatives in to ronto mrs hoover also visited with mrs marjorie cook for merly of stouffville and who is leaving shortly for england she also experienced a ride on torontos new subway stouffville planning board meeting on friday night dis cussed with mr win timbers the possible development of his property recently annexed to town the large composite map of stouffville showing all new subdivisions streets boundar ies etc was tabled before the board on friday night copies are being prepared this week and the board will proceed with the zoning of the munici pality for residential commer cial and industrial purposes at their next regular meeting double bereavement mr arthur heaton received the sympathy of- neighbours and friends this week as he re ceived word from toronto of a double bereavement his mo ther the late sarah elizabeth heaton and his sisterinlaw mrs walter heaton the late sarah heaton passed away on april 6th in her 89th year she is survived by four sons ar thur stouffville joseph walter and stephen of toronto and four daughters edith mrs hemphill alice mrs hodg- kinson betty mrs briggs and ida mrs sparks the funeral was conducted to rest haven memorial gardens on friday afternoon mrs wal ter heaton followed her mo therinlaw to the grave on apr illth after a lingering illness site was in her 64th year mrs w d atkinson mrs f brown mrs k campbell miss gertrude todd and mrs a m wood motored to brampton wednesday of last week at tending sessions of toronto conference branch of the w- ms of the united church of canada in st pauls church the choir of the latvian so ciety of brampton sang sev eral numbers the ladies wear ing handmade costumes some of them were 300 years old these had been passed on from generation to generation the evening address was by mrs hugh d taylor overseas missions executive secretary of the dominion board who re- mrs mcgill superintend ent of the ladies wear of canada factory on the sec ond floor of the ratcliff blk is shown here holding a plump partridge which crashed through the upper pane in one of the factory windows the bird headed through the window with such force that it travelled the full width of the fac tory over the heads of the startled workers finally plummeting to the floor turned christmas day from visiting korea she told of the child welfare centres refugee camps and camps for amputees the am putees often choose between starvation or suicide mrs taylor urged increased dona tions and bales of supplies es timates for 1555 for dominion board work had to take a cut of twentyfive thousand dollars because of lack of funds more women are needed in our or ganizations to give work and pray more milk higher quality with fess time work j2s and equipment coop m fflster mllktltg increases milk yield you get all the milk each milking you keep milk production high throughout lactation here are two exclusive coop universal features that make machine milking faster simpler calfnose inflations-patcnt- ed offcenter openings do away willi crawling eliminate need for strip ping with but rare exceptions large size accommodates flow- of easy milkers as well as hard milkers calfnose claw scientifically designed it places heavier milking action where it is needed on the heaviermilking rear quarters thus all four quarters finish milking at approximately the same time plus protected low vacuum coop universal mv ers milk fast and efficiently on only 10 to 11 inches of vacuum controlled and protected by a weighttype relief valve and a mer curycolumn vacuum gauge remember too there is a coop universal milker to best fit your individual needs only your cooperativelyowned coop universal division makes a complete line of milking machine standard calfnose milkers short- tube milkers floor and track- type portable milkers stouffville coop phones 209 and 122 easter sunrise service sunday april 18 th united missionary church stouffville time 700 am speaker dr j a huffman