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volxlvinol stouffville ontario thursday march 29 1934 a v nolan publisher pinol expectorant- relieves coughs colds and bronchitis helps loosen the phlegm and expels it from the bronchial tubes relieves tickling dry and tight coughs and irritated conditions of the throat pleasant to take very effective and does not dis turb the stomach price 50c church approves of instrument the vote to permit the installa tion of an organ or other instru ment to be used in the praise services at the susuffville mennonite church carried by 15 voting nay and 70 voting yea the record was taken last sun- our eldest lady marks a birthday today thursday mrs james hamilton is celebrating her 94th birthday at her home in the west end of stouffville if one did not know of her great weight of years to listen to her cherry conversation and see her bright countenance light us wouldbe to place her age ind while le membership is largely j at around 70 mrs hamluon l3 all j in spirit and vitality that many a day morning by a standiug vote j in favor of adding an organ to assist i them in their service of praise there was only a surplus of between five land six votes over the required threefourths necessary to give authority for adding an instrument to the equipment j m storey druggist the home of quality drugs medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 196 coroner for york county briarbush private hospital main street stouffville ontario hospital license 1s7 graduate nurse in attendance medical convalescent and maternity cases accepted private semiprivate public wards weekly rates from 1225 up inspection invited phone 1d1 mjis e r good much younger woman craves to be her home is neatly kept and well cared for and she enjoys regular j meals all attended to by her own j hands today she will be surround- ed by her daughters mrs will cook it is understood that an organ w uxbrw mrs joqn not be installed by theofflcialsunul stouffviue and a number of near at relatives and intimate friends but the whole community at this time offers to our eldest citizen most hearty congratulations and best wishes for continued good health and strength mrs hamilton has been a resi dent of town for- 20 years she was born east of here midway to clare- imont when the locality was pretty i much a dense wilderness with a few 1 blazed roads she was of a family of ten children and when 20 years of iiage she united in marriage with sousht by a iv s greer ounwjj- hamilton at markham yill- age the minister tieing the nuptial knot being irev mr flumerfelt al though she was a methodist she are on hand for its purchase al though of course some one may grant the congregation the loan of an instrument until such times as one is purchased- by the church uxbridge doctor gets nonjury trial mr justice mcevoy at whitby last week granted a nonjury trial train hits car injuring man veryl gandrell mail carrier badly cut at king crossing tor dr irbe wilson of uxbridge j one of the defendants in an action brought by mr warren of reach township seeking 50000 images for a sterilization operation the- case was set at the bottom of the dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto oflico in grubins block phone s201 markham every tuesday office in wear block d c smith ldsdds neil c smith ldsdds office over the bank of commerce office hours 9 to 12 130 to 53i phone office 1011 residence 1015 veterinary nonjury list and will likely be reached this week some time mr greer contended the evidence in the case would be given by medical men and would be so highly techni cal and involved that the average jury would not understand the jury should not be allowed to guess the evidence he contended the crucifixion meditation passion upon of our ihe sacrcil lord s t bodendistel vs bv sc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college main street stouffville phone 255 a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffville monday wodnesday and friday 9 to 12 am a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance also automobile and fire co stainers great cantata is a work that will appeal to the heart and soul of every thinking person as a true interpretation of the meaning of that great tragedy enacted upon calvary nineteen hundred years ago no one can listen to this cantata without feeling that they have had closer view and a clearer under standing of the meaning of the cross the duett so thou liftest thy divine petition is a wonderfully appealing piece of writing and the solos are all of a very high order the choruses while comparatively few in number are all of the same high standard and are a faithful interpretation of the text the united church choir of forty voices will present this cantata on the evening of good friday march 30th and will be assisted by mr carl boadway tenor and mr robt williams baritone of toronto mis3 ann lehman at the organ and mr robert leslie conducting a silver collection will be taken her husband and the couple were regular church attendants for many years mrs hamilton recalls vividly their wedding day the trip to markham with horse drawn vehicle and stylish phaeton it was a 24th of may to their union six children were born three of whom are living mrs turner mrs cook and chester at spruce lake northern saskatchewan she has 23 grand children and one sister imrs troyer of calgary her husband died is years ago mrs hamilton reads without the aid of glasses veryl gandrell mail carrier on rr 3 king township was severely injured last wednesday when a cnr passenger train struck his car at the king level crossing his wife pearl reesor was summoned from the home of her parents mr and mrs martin reesor shortly after the accident the injured man was carried into the king hotel nearby and dr g d lockhart administered a blood transfusion before it was possible to lemove him to the hospital he suf fered a broken arm and serious cuts and was in weakened condition ernest hollingshead a passenger in gandrells car escaped injuries according to eye witnesses the en gine of the torontobound 1030 train struck the rear of the car swung it around and scattered frag ments for some distance some pieces crashing through windows of the hotel gandrell according to latest in formation is making good recovery may open second as relief measure the second concession of whit church from wilcox lake to the markham townline may be opened this summer the work to be done as a relief measure this was the decision of the whitchurch council at a special meeting held last week to consider the question of summer relief through taking advantage of the offer of the dominion and pro vincial governments to each pay a third of any moneys spent in this way for labor not more than 25 families are on relief and most heads of these families will be absorbed by the farmers in their respective locali ties for the summer there is how ever a strong demand to have that part of the second opened all the way through for horse drawn vehicles instead of only a small portion of it as at present one difficulty confronting the pro posal is that the men on relief live in scattered sections from each other and they would have to be gathered up each day and take to the place of the work it was decided to take the necessary steps to obtain governmental help in case it is found after further consideration advis able to proceed with the job mrs ramer gone aged 87 years easter services victoria square 4th line uxbridge thomas birkett insurance agency everything in insurance phone 25902 stouffville ont legal harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public etc stouffville ontario n phone 180 mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers etc buttons block stouffville money to loan l e oneill successor to w j stouffville mather and funeral director embalmer night and day servico business phono residence phone ss01 1820 clarence jones was home a few days last week helping his father miss maud norton is spending a week with relatives in toronto gordon wilson spent the week end at his uncles near greenwood miss olive mayo is at goodwood helping miss legate who is ill miss ethel brown fifth line is visiting with her sister mrs ed norton mr john moore who has been em ployed at ottawa tor some time is with his parents miss greta ashenhurst has re turned homo after visiting a few weeks with relatives at port hope mr wm maye and sons john and reuben motored to toronto last saturday to see the jockey game between tho maple leafs and detroit the fourth lino people gave a miscellaneous shower at the home of mr and mrs wm maye in honor of the approaching marriage of their ulece miss muriel maye births wmomnn on march 27 1934 to mr and mrs josoph wldoman 5th concession markham a daughter mary luclle sale register- tubsday april 3 household furniture lumber buggies etc belonging to theo madlll at rear lot 1g con 10 markham terms cash sale at one f postill auctioneer thursday april 5 household furniture belonging to daniel byer will be sold at his residence at gormley without reserve terns cash salo at one oclock a s farmer auctioneer marriages kershaw thompson on saturday march l7th at richmond hill by the rev george coulter dorothy blanche only daughter of mr and mrs w j thompson newmarket to edward j kershaw son of mjr and mrs j kershaw newmarket smith stouffcr the home of mr and mrs levi forsyth just north of stouffville was the scene of a very happy event on wednesday afternoon march 21st 1934 when miss edna may stouffer became the bride of mr eldon howard smith son of mrs smith and the late henry smith of bloomington the nuptial knot was tied by their pastor rev s s cressman of stouffville the bride entered the room on the arm of her brotherinlaw mr levi forsyth to the strains of the wedding march played by mr floyd forsyth and looked very becoming in a gown of white crepe and wearing talisman roses the bridesmaid miss eva ramer wore a beautiful dress of tea rose moss crepe and the best man was mr harry stover during the signing of the register miss theodora roid a former public school pupil of the bride sang very beautifully because the wedding dinner was served by the brides sister mrs forsyth and about 45 guests enjoyed the function later the bride and gr om left for a visit among relatives at schomberg and shrigleyrtho brides goingaway gown being an attractive dress ol blue moss crepe the happy young couple wore generously showered with confetti and good wishes and on their return will take up resi dence on their recently acquired farm on the tenth concession of whitchurch north of island lake and withli a couple of miles of siloam the best wishes of all their many friends in and around the community is extended to thorn as they embark on their new sphere of life the people of the community met in the church basement to bid fare well to three families leaving our district a short program consisting of an instrumental by miss aura klinck elocution numbers by miss love of headford and selections by the male quartette was followed by the reading of a presentation address by mr fraser smith and the presentation of hymn books to mr and mrs icripps mr and mrs alvin stevenson and mr and imrs wagg fitting words of appreciation were spoken by the recipients of these gifts and the sentiments of the community in parting with these friends were expressed by messrs r f klinck l l nichols r f boynton h f collard and e avi- son the red ribbon workers s s class then presented misses violet cripps and annie wagg with ever- sharp pencils as a parting remem brance the wagg family are mov ing to stouffville jit is expected after a social hour with refresh ments the gathering broke up with the singing of auld lang syne to build club house at a meeting of the mens lawn bowling club on tuesday evening it was decided to proceed this spring with the erection of a new club house costing between 700 to 800 the iew building will be 16x60 feet in size equipped with mens and womens rooms and up-to- date plumbing requirements the building will be erected at the north end of the lawn where the old club house now stands mr jas rateliff is chairman of the building committee while the club presi dent is councillor m e watts altona good friday see widdifield about chevrolet the chevrolet six for 1934 is now on display at wlddlflelds office at the standard garage stouffville it is perhaps the most extensively improved annual model since this car was stepped up to six cylinders is being announced locally today the new chevrolet has an 80 hp engine which according to general motors of canada limited is the most powerful and efficient ever- to be placed in a ciiotfolot the power plant incidentally is of a most in teresting typo and is the outcome of three solid years of research and testing the purpose of all this was to provido smoothness and quietness and tho results seem to be really romarkable the parsonage lemonville dear mr editor may i take this opportunity of inviting the readers of the tribune to make good friday a day of quiet meditation and personal examin ation it is only natural that to us christian people christmas should be a day of happy family reunions and easter a day of triumphant re joicing and likewise good friday should be a day of sadness as we remember once again tho suffering and agony of our lord on the cross of calvary as honourable men and women we should not accept the blessings of our presentday ichrist- ian civilization without remember ing with deep humility and reverence and with gratitude the sacrifice of jesus of nazareth iwho is to us both lord and christ most of us will be going about our ordinary duties on good friday that is as it should be hut as we are engaged in them let us imagine that we v6x0 alive at the time of the crucifixion and let us ask ourselves where we would have been would we have been among the self- righteous selfcomplacent phari sees who refused to accept jesus be cause ho revealed their insincerity and lack of love would we have i been among the sadducees who holding the reins of power and possessing the influence which comes from wealth demanded the silencing of this voice that made them feel uneasy would we have beon one of tho mob who like the unthinking masses of every ago follow the agitator and crucify the christ or perchance we would just have beon dull and heartless and unthinking like the soldiers who could brazenly go on with their games while the lord of life suffer ed there on tho nearby cross or would we nave been among tho few scattered disciples who hung their heads in grief that this best of all men should suffer so and would it have come homo to us that christ did it because he loved us and gave himself for us and then i feel sure the love of god will be rovealed to us and on this day of days wo too shall feel our hearts strangely warmed yours truly ajc kell who says spring is here miss dorothy pointon spent sun day with miss esther davis miss hilda madill spent a day last week in toronto mrs a davis is visiting with her daughter mrs j macdonald we are all glad to hear the improvement of mrs j macdonald mr and mrs m dunkeld and family visited her parents on sun day d white and daughters spent sunday with his parents at almira aa j air and mrs d crosier and the girls called on port perry friends sunday their will be a special missionary programme this sunday morning at the usual hour we extend our simpafhy to mrs b lewis who has lost her brother mr howard anthony- the farmers are all busy buzzing wood so as to be ready to till the soil when spring awakens arthur rand and two daughters from st thomas are here visiting mjr and mrs arthur lewis mr and mrs l wagg and family also mr and mrs lit dunkeld and family spent sunday with mr and mrs t wagg mr and mrs w howsam and family epsom also mr and mrs h kerry utica visited with mr and mrs e howsam on sunday the death of mrs chrlstena ramer relict of the late john b ramer of dickson hill on friday march 23 1934 removes not only one of our very oldest residents in this section but one who had been born in the township and lived all her long life here mrs ramer reached her s7th birthday last january the late mrs ramer was a daughter of pioneer residents of gormley mr and mrs george brilllnger and here she was born away back in those early days when only a maiden of mature years she united in marriage with john ramer who lived at dickson hill and they settled tliere about 65 years ago and here they remained until death parted them some 25 years ago when mr ramer passed away the widow lived on at the hill until the great summons called her home to their union there is an only son frederick with whom the aged mother lived during her de clining years the grandchild gvenna davis had been faithful in tho home and a great source of satis faction to the aged lady duringaher declining years there is also one grandson master charles davis mrs ramer was very active until last summer when she fell and fractured two ribs the shock was too much for one of her great age and from that time she steadily fail ed she was a member of the tunkard faith and the funeral on sunday afternoon was in charge of rev david hisey irev winger and rev ajc gooding the latter being mennonite pastor at gormley a quintette sang very touchingly a the bereaved home the church and again at the graveside where all that was mortal of this fine old mother in israel was laid beside that of her departed husband the members of the quintette are mr and mrs l steckley mrs winger mrs roy brillinger and orval hisey the pall bearers l steckley chas hoover george french sam donor ernest hunt and roy brillinger the funeral was very largely attended to dickson hill church and cemetery business and young mens bible class rev thus lamlaw teacher nondenominational sunday april 1st 1934 oddfellows hall at 230 pm stouffville presbyterian church rev w h fuller bjv sunday april lbt 1934 200 pm sunday school 300 pm afternoon worship we cordially invite the public to worship with us stouffville mennonite church rev s cressman pastor sunday april 1st 1934 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm preaching 700 pm altona the pastor will be present at both services next sunday stouffville united church rev thos laitllawma pastor sunday april 1st 1934 1100 am morning worship 230 pm s s bible classes 700 pm evening service special easter messages in sermon and song by pastor and choir thursday apr 5 8 pm prayer and bible study good friday 8 pm cantata the crucifixion by choir assisted by mr williams and led by robt leslie we are looking forward to april 5 as the easter thankoffering day for our wms imiss graham wirme present to speak on the orient ballantrae bloomington lemonville united church rev jac kell pastor sunday april 1st 1934 1030 am ballantrae 300 pm ballantrae 700 pm lemonville special easter services subject loyalty to their irisen christ our young people are urged to attend the special musical evening stouffville united church on good friday evening steed fallsfrom truck driver unconscious of whats happening in the rear speeds on hisway a stouffville trucker was described as the most surprised man in mark ham village the other day when ho was scheduled to deliver a horse from a fam in whitchurch town ship to the former village pulling hastily intomarkham to deliver tho equine wlireh he had only twenty minutes before loaded into his truck he backed up to the unloading plat form at the fair grounds and pro ceeded to romovo the steed from tho car but lo where was the charger there was no sign of it anywhere not credited with being ablo to fly it was a puzzler for tho truck driver to guess whore his horse was retracing his route up the eighth keeping a sharp lookout in the ditches for an animal with a broken nock it was not until ringwood tho circle city was reachod that his eyes were clapped ori the wanted steed again there it stood tied to a post and very unconcerned as it watched the rest of the world go by the truck man soon gathered up his property and the animal save for a few scratches was none the worse for being dumped out as tho truck rounded tho corner at tho point where it was found glasgow mr and mrs henry slack spent monday in toronto w i smith and son lewis were home for the weekend james law of toronto visited at walter davis on sunday john cleare spent the weekend with his daughter miss joyce cleare miss gertrude morguson visited with her cousin miss burla davis on sunday owing to the illness of our school teacher mrs shaver the scholars have had a forced holiday we are sorry to hear that walter davis is on the sick list hope to see you out soon again walter mv and mrs ted lintner spent sunday with his parents mr and mrs edward lintner at stouffville mr and mrs oharles alsop east of glasgow are moving from here and taking up their abode at altona his many friends in the commun ity will be glad to hear that the condition of hilllard davis is some what improved mr and mrs byron boako and family who have rented a farm at newmarket are moving this week sorry to lose good citizens from our midst bloomington and ringwood christian churches e morton preacher sunday april 1st 1934 self conceit which makes too prominent the i and me and mine and ours should be cried down to a basement and the lord jesus christ given the preeminence in all things easter services next lords day 1100 am bloomington 700 pm ringwood read gen 4815 the god who fed me all my life long unto this day just think of it a lady greatly mjssed a wellknown and greatly respect ed newmarket lady passed away on friday march 16th at the home of her daughter mrs wm patterson newmarket in the person of mrs bathilda ramer who was in her 78th year deceased had been in ill health for some time and for the past two months had been confined to her bed she had been a faithful mem ber of the christian church and was always an active member of the ladies aid surviving are two daughters mrs wm patterson of newmarket and mrs j t sloan of essex also one son milford rose of musslemans lake tho funeral service took plaeo at tho christian church on sunday af ternoon conducted by rev h b storeyinterment was made in hart- man cemetery the pallbearers were mossrs walter hughes gordon stevens wolllo stevens jack maln- es wm mains and robt howlett newmarket era building for sale offers for tho purchase of a framo building known as tho club house at tho stouffville bowling greons will be received up to and including april 7 1934 porsons making the successful bid must make immediate removal of his purchase submit offers to t b irae secretary stouffville and church hill christian churches chester o sommer minister sunday april 1st 1934 stouffville 1000 am ss and bible class 1115 ameaster service and communion in order that easter may menu the most possible to us let us read frl matt c266 sat matt 281 matt 27128 thursmatt 272961 frl matt 276266 sat matt 28 120 sunday wednesday april 4 730 pm meeting for christian fellowship at home of mr and mrs rowbotham church hill 200 pm s s bible cuus 300 pm service communion a special male choir from lake musselman will lead us in song 800 pm ce at home of mr and mrs lazenby has reference to homo bible study in above church note the community is invited to the above services stouffvhile baptist church rev charles mcgrnth pastor sunday april 1st 1934 1000 ambible class classes for all ages tho blood of jesus christ his son cleanseth us from all sin 1100 am celebration of the lords supper a consciousness of guilt does not disqualify one wo come to the lords table because we know that- wo are sinners trusting only in the death and work of jesus christ no matter how great ones conscious ness ot guilt if ho is penitent and is seeking strength to live a christian life the lords table is the very place for him 700 pm evening worship if you have no share in the living lord may god have mercy upon you if you have no share in christs rising from tho dead then you will not bo raised up in the likeness of his glorified body jf you do not attain to that resurrection from among tho dead then you must abide in death prayer study wodnesday at 800 pm and sunday at 630 pm tho bible class will meet in tho lawn bowling club stouffville out i church friday night at 8 oclock