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t tottffofue teteie vol xlviii no 14 stouffville ontario thursday july 2 1936 a- v nolan jje publisher br b s does acid stomach make you afraid of food thek you need ffundeits tablets the famous secret formula of f ii ffumlcr fhg used by more than 00000 men and women dont take chancea with preparations that ewc hut temporary relief fflndkus tablets the timeproved palliative treatment for stomach disorders when due to excess acidity of the stomach are rec ommended and pralwd by many users you can try iflnders tablets for 15 days without risking one penny come in for free details and trial offer j m storey the home of quality drugs druggist insurance thomas birkett general insurance agency representing reliable companies including lloyds of london england piione stouffville 25902 see h o klinck obrien avenue tor your insurance needs in fire life automobile burglary and all casualty lines a c burkholder insurance oanada life assurance co also automobila and fire e a grubin registered optomerist will be at his office in stouffville very other moday and tuesday may hates 11th 12th 25th and 26th august dates 3rd 1th 17th isth eyes examined glasses fitted and repaired phone stouffville 2405 l e oneill stouffville funeral director anl embalmer continuous telephone service day and night business phone residence phone a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffville monday wednesday and friday 9 to 12 am briarbush hospital main street stouffville license no 203 graduated nurses in attendance private semiprivate and public wards phone 191 mrs e r good superintendent dental neil c smith ldsdds oilice over the bank of commerce office hours 9 to 2 130 to 530 phono office 1011 residence 1015 e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto ofllco in gruulns block phone s201 markham every tuesday office in wear block board accepts late resignation induction tuesday for rev atkinson the members of the stouffville the toronto east presbytery has school board were given a surprise set tuesday july 7 at 8 pm for the on friday evening when miss shirley i induction of rev l j atkinson in- colclough ba member of the to the pastoral charge of stouffville continuation staff handed in her i united church resignation to take effect immediate- i rev d wallace christie wul pre- ly under the contract which all the i side over the service which will be staff had signed notice of giving up i held in the auditorium of the local the position should have been in by church rev john mcewen of mel- june 15 to become effective at theville circuit will preach rev d h new officers for af am duly installed end of the term just closed how ever the school board have over looked this and when they met saturday they accepted the resig nation and immediately arranged to ill the vacancy by advertising for a teacher qualified in the subjects as set out in the advertisement miss colclough had been on the start for little more than a year and was the junior teacher she was a conscientious young lady and her advancement to a larger school down in leamington will be a source of satisfaction to her numerous friends woodhouse will address the minister and mr j t stewart will address the congregation which is expected to turn out in goodly numbers brother tied the nuptial knot luella gayman amateur star wilbur clnughton wins ford given by dclbcrt ilolden v8 miss luella gayman soprano was awarded first prize at the amateur entertainment in stouff ville arena on dominion day from among some thirty contestants many of wonderful merit g fenesse of renfrew received second and third was divided between little may perkins acrobat and george percival of dunbarton who sang a selection old shanty town the prizes were in cash 20 first 15 second and 10 third ken sohle ckcl made an efficient announcer and judge wilber claughton of whitchurch twp got the delbert ilolden draw and new ford vs ten consolation prizes granted by mr holden went to w e morden 3 dr bodendistel bert tait stiver bros allan hoover all of stouffville and s arnold of claremont w j oldham mount albert w j bennett unionville sutton won the baseball tourna ment in the afternoon from general motors on june 23rd at the united church parsonage stroud there was united in marriage miss jessie paisley popular young woman of the local district of stouffville and mr horace pope of toronto high school staff and son of mr and mrs percy pope whitchurch town ship the bride is a daughter of mrs paisley and the late wellington paisley and the marriage ceremony was performed by the brides brother rev stanley paisley in the presence of only the immediate rela tives of the contracting parties the happy couple left on a holiday trip to northern ontario the day prior to her marriage the bride was the recipient of a wonderful miscell aneous shower attended by some 70 friends of the home district and held at the home of her mother jos borinsky elected to the chair of king solomon interesting old document found mr d w heise of gormley life long missionary and preacher stat ed to the tribune the other day that he never knew just how deep the british blood ran in his veins until he was 22 years of age and was required to sign a document denouncing the queen of england in connection with taking out naturalization papers in uncle sams domain said mr heise i was living in the state of nebraska at the time september 1ss2 and was contemplating becoming an ameri can citizen but never did so i sign ed a declaration form and i guess that aroused my british blood so that i never completed the naturalization declared mr heise the matter was refreshed in mr heises mind last week because he came across the declaration which lie had taken out 51 years ago at richardson county it was the state ment against the queen of england which had much to do with him never joining up with the stars and stripes here is the exact wording of the declaration which he was re quired to subscribe to before he could becomo naturalized at that time and which is then only a pre liminary step it is not naturaliza tion itself it reads i do declare on oath my intention to be come a citizen of the united states and to renounce allegiance to all former provinces potentates states and sovereignity whatsoever par ticularly the queen of england between eighty and one hundred members of the masonic order gathered in stouffville on wednes day evening last week tor the 7gth annual installation of officers the ceremony of which was followed by a banquet and a toast list of more than average interest the installing board was headed by rt wor bro h c tugwell of georgiua lodge who has served in this capacity at stouffville for 21 consecutive years as a recognition of his services the members of richardson lodge stouffville con ferred on mr tugwell a life mem bership which was tendered on be half of the lodge by dr s s ball a past masters jewell was presented to dr neil smith the newly installed worshipful master mr jos borinsky acted as toast master for the banquet and carried out the duties in a happy and congenial manned mr john ness sponded to the toast to grand lodge and mr joe singer prominent in legal and political circles in toronto was the main speaker responding to the toast on behalf of visitors the officers installed for the ensu ing year are ipm j f reid wor master jos borinsky senior warden bro wm griffith junior warden bro ray yake chaplain wor bro elmer still secretary very worbro krdavis treasurer wor bro a v nolan senior deacon bro o m madill junior deacon bro harold sanders director of ceremonies wor bro n c smith inner guard bro m symes senior stewart bro f crossin junior stewart bro harold mason tyler bro h j malloy williim tyler a toronto boy who has been preaching in the christian church here the past year but who is sailing july 25 for china rev isaac page of the china inland mission will address a farewell gathering in stouffville this thursday evening bethesda dropped dead on bowling green fred w thompson for many years secretary of the board of educa tion in uxbridge dropped dead on the lawn bowling green in that town on saturday afternoon while enjoy ing his favorite pastime he was born in the township of scott had lived in town for around years the tragedy came as a mendous shock to his family numerous friends the late thompson who was 71 years of age was associated with mr a e miller in the real estate and insurance business and was a skilled accountant but 30 tre- and mr continuation school pro motion results leave stouffville ko vie kings uxgway safe direct economical a m 015 825 eastern standard time leave toronto a m p m 800 6 1230 a 430 e 915 p m el 2 50 d 245 e 350 e 740 daily except sat sun hoi b sun hoi c sat only d daily except sat sun hoi e sat sun hoi only attractive round trip fares toronto 155 buffalo 6 so new york 1735 tickets and in formation at mansion house stouffville phone 161 a subject after a name indicates failure in that subject and it is to be written in september form i abell r lai davis m dows- well e farthing m filyer d lit hist fr filyer j alg fleming i forsythe l alg fuller d lit graham m jack m johnson o kester l lehman r lewis f lit hist lundy w lit lat fr morden h rusnell a rusnell k silverthorn f hist geog smith w lit comp hist tidy m tranmer g alg geog turner k underwood j geog fr winn p form ii boadway h fr bolender g fr brillinger b durnin g farrier f kclllngton k morden h moyer d lit comp pg iratcliff h lit comp arith rowbotham d arith stover b thompson e geom thompson l arith wideman b trucking cartage class f and special c license prompt service w t rennie tclephono 2704 stouffvlllo residcnco church street yes nipper pugh is all smiles its a ibaby boy dont forget sunday school at 1000 oclock next sunday morning mr and mrs win paisley and baby son spent sunday with her parents mr and mrs kirk of mark- ham mr and mrs clarence atkinson and family visited with mr and mrs ralph atkinson of richmond hill on sunday a number from here attended the sunday school convention held last wednesday and thursday in bloomington christian church mr a d bruce of melville took the service in the church on sunday in the absence of the pastor rev j mcewen next tuesday night mr shantz of gormley will speak to the young peoples society on the story of his life we urge everyone to come and hear this inspiring address re member the date tuesday night july 7th the united church is holding their anniversary services on sun day july 5th rev c w follit of riichmond hill will preach at the morning service which is at 1100 and the local choir will furnish the music the evening service is at 730 pm rev c a mustard of toronto will preach music will bo supplied by the ratcliff quartette come and enjoy the services with us the junior institute is holding an icecream social next thursday night july 9th at the home of mr and mrs hicks a splendid programme is being prepared which includes local talent do you like icecream well heres where you will got it and all you need to step inside the gate are two dimes an appetite a listening ear and enough music in yon to help sing some community songs well it is almost four weeks since our jr institute girls went to the girls achievement day held at richmond hill our girls felt they had done pretty well as a new club and hoped to win a prize nono of them attended the banquet however and so they did not hear the names of prize winners but news is better late than never the other day the institute received a cheque and an accompanying letter stating that our girls had won first prize for the supper club which included a post er exhibit and demonstration congratulations accident claim settled by co mrs wilson housekeeper for mr m leavens and postmaster j leavens settled a claim last week lor damages against the villago resulting from a fall on a de fective sidewalk on main street opposite the property of mr j morrin mrs wilson stumbled on a pro truding block of cement three weeks ago this friday and in falling broke her glasses and suffered bruises to her face the matter was placed in the hands of the accident insurance co with which the village carries a policy protecting them from finan cial loss under such circumstances the companys representative eame out made an investigation and offer of settlement covering the cost of glasses and medical attention totalling 30 there are several pieces of walk over the village just as dangerous as the place where mrs wilson met with the accident and it will be up to the council to make prompt re pairs before more trouble happens insurance premiums are based on the claims made against municipali ties but aside from this aspect of the case walks must be safe for our people to pass over we understand that some new walks will be put down this summer and no doubt the ones now laid will get some attention promotions stouffville public promotions school jsntteresting lawn aved1mng a beautiful lawn wedding amidst a galaxy of flowers took place on saturday afternoon at the home of mr and mrs albert wideman of markham when miss rena brown popular bride of markham and mr harry ratcliff- of iringwood were happily married iby the rev c h woodhouse of markham in the pre sence of some 40 or 50 guests the couple left on a honeymoon trip in muskoka and on their return will take up residence north of ringwood in their new home just completed jr to intermediate primer betty miller bert stouffer grant wideman jack castle doreen taggart james sawyer sr pr to jr 1 douglas ward beatrice lickorish albert smalley lloyd jennings george kiloh audrey thome carl wideman james kiloh bobbie wetheral arthur keith lome schell bruce paisley rec gordon forsythe irec 1st class to jr ii margarita grubin audrey jennings edward williams betty lee betty jean freel gladys keeping william nicholson kenneth jennings kenneth tidy harold brooks barbara brillinger ronald warriner douglas ramer kenneth green phyllis burkholder rec cloretia facey rec jos borinsky proprietor of the stouffville cream ery elected worshipful master of richardson masonic lodge stouff ville is the first direct descendant of king solomon to ever rule over a gentile lodge in the district of tor onto b to which stouffville is attached obrien ave home bereaved local coupl wed william grcenbury and miss mildred cox were quietly married by the rev w h fuller at the manse markham on tuesday many happy returns the death of mrs david hoover on sunday morning at the lato home obrien avenue took from this mortal life one who had lived nobly and uncomplainingly al though sho had been ill for quite a long time and it was realized that her recovery was not possible the funeral on tuesday afternoon was to tlio stouffville cemetery with a public service in the united church conducted by rev thos laidlaw the family pastor born in markham township a daughter of the late joseph pipher mrs hoover spent most of her life in that municipality sho married david m hoover and the couple took up farming at peachs on the hoover homestead where now lives robt meed about eight years ago they retired to stouftville where they purchased tho fred silvester home mrs hoover is survived by a sorrowing husband nnd thre3 daughters mrs e g miller stoney creek and edna and violet at home of a family of two brothers and four sisters there survives but one sister mrs focklcr of iringwood mrs hoover was a kindly christian mother and one deeply interested in her church and homo the madill clan aro holding a re union in memorial park on satur day afternoon july 4 jr ii to sr ii joyce swift kathleen green margaret stover eileen thome norma fairies violet breen sr ii to jr ill ruth wagg stanley ball leatrice nicholson kenneth schell harry schell betty davis kenneth burkholder jean wideman buddy vauzant margaret freel eleanor goudie ruth ramer jack harding gordon forsythe stanley schmidt stanley miller jr ill to sr ill jack davis dqris tidy william kellington adele muston gerald brillinger frances clarkson margaret glover edna nicholson theodore boadway gordon wagg floyd betz albert paisley harold hare donna tait grant cooney clifford schell audrey lageer eugene paisley betty williams jim miller evelyn lotton bruce lintner edna wideman muriel longhurst rec iruth maskell rec alfred maskell rec grace burkholder rec sr ill to jr iv eunice woodland arnold schell wilbur smalley kenneth schell margaret jennings lloyd weldon rose clarkson kathleen anderson elsie chamberlain grant turner frieda bronlman dwight forsytho norma stover cleo lee jack swift john lageer rec millicent thompson rec ross hare roc ill ill jr iv to sr iv beth kellington gladys stover aurella jennings edmund cadleux hazel brander isobel simpson margaret jennings elgin hastings mervln glover john gray mildred moyer grace wideman lydia harrington eileen carter lola forsytho rec grace kaiser rec hannah bronlman rec following tho name denotes honours names in order of merit with the churches stouffville mennonite church rev i brubacker pastor sunday july 5th 1936 regular preaching services altona evangelistic services jsmonv1lle bloomington ballantrae rev c b jeffcry pastor sunday july 5th 1936 1045 dst mussolmans lake 1100 st ballantrae 300 st lemonville 700 st bloomington stouffville presbyterian rev w h fuller ba sunday july 5th 1936 200 pm sunday school 300 pm church service everyone cordially invited stouffville baptist church clias s megrath minister sunday july 5th 1936 1000 am bible school classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship 700 pm gosepel service pre ceded by song service wed 800 pm prayer meeting in the church friday 800 pm bible study meeting in home of mrs thompson at the sunday evening service tho ordinance of baptism will bo ad ministered know ye not that so many of us as were baptized into jesus christ were baptized into his death therefore we are buried withhim by baptism into death that like as christ was raised up from the dead by the glory of the father even so we also should walk in newness of life for if we have been planted to gether in tho likeness of his death we shall be also in the likeness of his resurrection irom g35 b1xxmhngton and ringwood christian churches rev e morton preacher sunday july 5th 1936 it is better to regret lack of ability through time than to regret lack of faithfulness in eternity services next lords day 1100 am bloomington 700 pm ringwood gods appointments and his disappointments are always equal let us meet with him at the appointed hour in his appointed place sixth line baptist church rev w e smalley pastor telephone 1903 sunday july 5 th 1936 1000 am sunday school 1100 am church service subject spiritual progress aro we making it 1200 noon communion service wed 800 pm prayer meeting bible thought for this week eph 41113 and he gave some apostles and some prophets and some evangelists and some astors teachers for the perfecting of the saints for the work of the ministry for the edifying of the body of christ etc stouffville congregational christian church arthur greer pastor sunday july 5th 1936 stoiutvillo 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm gospel service mr crook a graduate of the tor onto bible college will preach both morning and evening friday 800 pm jr endeavour all boys and girls of school ago are invited to attend there will be a farewell service in this church tonight thursday for our pastor who is leaving for china special music and guest speaker all from toronto everyone invited church hill 200 p m sunday school 300 pm church service special music we invito the public to our gospel services stouffville united church l e atkinson minister sunday july 5th 1936 1000 am s s bible classes 1100 am morning service 700 pm evening service wed 800 pm prayer and bible study the united church congregation and sunday school will hold their annual picnic at musselmans lake on wednesday july 8 cars leave the church at 130 you are cordially welcomed to all these services