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the tribune stouffville ont thursday july 31 1947 blueberries blueberries are now coming on the marker let us have your name and telephone number and we will notify you on arrival of the best and most economical shipments for preserving personal soap we have just received a shipment of unwrapped laundry soap and soap flakes in bulk limited quantities ratcliff co stoufeville oxt lhoxe 19s miss nettie rse and mrs turner church st accompanied by mrs kennedy have returned from holi daying at windermere muskoka mr and mrs claude briilinger and daughters are vacationing at woodland park a white hydrargla owned by miss blanche beelby atha rd has ho blossoms with some as large as eight inches across the plant is two years id bloomington men given further sentence continued from front paget sentence cowie and prentice both pleaded not guilty at the request of pren tice r e repeated his evidence he said that when cowie had been in his home previously he had been interested in the set of encyclopae dias and that the set had later been st detective martihdale said he and constable kdd had searched ike prentices home on july ui and had i found a trap door hidden beneath honor of herreat pue of stutt underneath a stair- s birthday those present jllfs 2 were mr and mrs car moorhead stf wf and llovd mt albert mr and mrs uead aml when he dd robt moorhead jr mr and mrs russel harrison and sons and bobbie and miss moorhead and mr thos mrs dave on sunday in m to gormley 3 3ay suxuu at i sutton horse show fair three full days of exhibits jumping races three full evenings of entertainment fun two trotting races each day fri sat steeplechases ox thursday saturday street dance high street thursday night 3days midway and games 3days displays demonstrations judging 12 horse jumping or stake events daily thursfrisat aug 789 adult child 15c auto admission xte civic holiday in accordance with a resolution of the council of the corporation of the village of stouffville i hereby proclaim monday aug 4 1947 as civic holiday for the village and i hereby call on all business places and others recognize the same a v nolan reeve hrough the trap door found an old ice box piled v vvith blankets and clothing he said j sail there ere also clothes in the top and bottom of the ice box the tilings were concealed with great care he said they were all identified by mr rose we had mr and mrs- melvin cook of made several previous searches newmarket and mr arthur cook and had not found the stuff con- and daughter mabel of preston stable kidd corroborated visited at roy brilliagers on moni hickman repeated his story in day i greater detail after we got the mr and mrs cecil brown and beer we drove to cowies home son david of st catherines visited drank three or four beers and then with her parents mr and mrs j one of them said there was some bond stuff in roses house he wanted to mr and mrs harvey cassel and get i did not want to go but thev children of preston spent the week- said they had broken in to get the end with mr and mrs walter hen- beer and i was already implicated derson iso i drove them back i helped miss myrtle sider spent a day them load the stuff into the truck with mrs e jones last week but did not go into the house we mr and mrs asa bvers called on gormley mennonite brethren in christ great baptismal service sunday evening august 3rd 730 pm conducted by rev h s hallman friends in gormley friday evening miss vera brillinger of richmond hill was home over last weekend mr and mrs geo barrett and joan returned home last saturday evening after enjoying a few days near bala mr and mrs harold doner and mr and mrs earl doner spent last thursday visiting friends at ford- wich mr and mrs clarence doner vis ited relatives of creemore over last weekend misses marian and ruth hunt entertained a number of friends in their home sunday evening for a singsong mr and mrs chas james thorn- hill and mrs mabel hoover had sunday dinner with mr and mrs a leek and mrs drummond mr and mrs harvey cassel and family of preston enjoyed a few holidays in the henderson home last weekend mr and mrs wm heise had saturday evening supper with mr- and mrs milton heise and family of richmond hill mr and mrs lloyd johnson and mr and mrs harold sider all of toronto spent sunday in their homes here mrs laura watson of victoria square visited mrs beryl cook last thursday and friday mrs mabel hoover of kitchener is spending a week of holidays with her gormley friends and relatives rev and mrs cecil brown and son david of st catharines are spending this week with mr and mrs john bond aurora lions club monster street dance and carnival yonge street aurora on wed aug 6th intermediate ball game 645 stouffville vs aurora earl cook former big league star will pitch carnival midway dance aurora lions boys band were there for about a half an hour and then we drove to cowies laneway we carried it all into prentices kitchen and divided it i took my share home the fruit was divid ed but 1 took it all to my home to keep it i destroyed it two or three days later along with the blankets and pillows i dont know what happened to cowies share i did not see him take it home e richmond acting for cowie moved to enter a nonsuit there is no evidence that cowie ever had possession of any of the stolen goods and only hickmans evidence that he was there when they were taken he said the nonsuit was disallowed cowie testified that he was not there at the time the stolen goods were taken or when they were divided and said that he had no criminal record except for the sen tence he is now serving he said he served for four and a half years in the army the last is months of which were spent as a member of the military police prentice testified that hickman had brought the stolen goods to him i didnt know where it had come from before he said he was alone cowie had nothing to do with it as far as i know i was in bed when hickman came he wanted to know if i had a place where he could keep the goods for a few days i said yes if it wasnt there too long we carried the stuff into the kitchen it was not divided i put it in the cellar be cause i thought that was the best place for it you knew it was hot stuff mr armstrong inquired yes the only evidence against cowie is that of hickman and even he says he did not see cowie take his share magistrate hollinrake said the case against him will be dismissed there is no doubt that prentice is guilty of receivin mrs prentice who has six child ren said prentice served in the en gineers for four years was ordin arily a good provider but had trou ble during the depression and dur ing the past winter magistrate hollinrake said he be lieved prentice to be the leading spirit in the mixup and his only reason for leniency was prentices six children the sentence was nine months concurrent back to the bible and god crusade gospel j tent meetings at pottageville 1 special weekend services aug 34 two days with god services at 1101 i00 am 00 special speakers rev s s shantz markham mrs c l whitman toronto rev a nosworthy radio pastor evangelistic centre toronto s i x g e r s good news trio kitchener gormley male quartette creemore baptist trio come and enjoy 9th line markham the marriage of miss dorothy bunker and mr geo wilson took place on saturday july 19th we extend to them our very best wish es for a happy life mrs law and mrs anning of toronto were guests of mr and mrs o peacock recently congratulations to lois king and isobel mccreight who were success ful in passing their entrance ex aminations the church services second markham baptist church rev norman rowan pastor sunday august 3rd 955 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship guest minister rev e mallis tuesday s30 pm prayer praise and felowship meeting in charge of mr arthur steckley tribune audited circulation ass ures you of best results when us- ing classified advs 2553 paid-in-ad- stouffville vance subscribers stouffville baptist church rev d macgregor pastor sunday august 3rd 1000 am bible school come and enjoy our bible school with us 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evening worship the pastor will preach at both ser vices come and receive a blessing christ church anglican rev f herman rector sunday august 3rd sunday school 200 pm evening song 230 pm draw frigidaire electric refrigerator bicycle wrist watch trilite lamp lawn mower and other valuable prizes tickets 25 each 5 for 100 proceeds for lions welfare work sutton horse show opens three day fair interesting list of events back to its place as a firstrate summer attraction sutton horse show and fair opens its big gates on thursday of next week for three full days of interest and enter tainment even with three days of jumping horse events two days of harness racing and a dozen things going on at once the sutton show directors kept admissions down to prewar 35 cent rate a total of 3500 us prize money is offered each evening has frivolity after the serious events with a street dance games and bingo on thurs day and a grand stand concert on friday and saturday featuring a radio cbl show the moppets in a twohour concert friday aug 8 is junior farmer day plus the first day of harness horse racing for s200 purses in the 218 and 228 classes york county junior farmers compete in displays and flower show is judged the horse show division run a card of 12 events including a new class for local riders saturday the 9th is the big live stock day with all the judging of ught and heavy horses shp and swine poultry beef and dairy type cattle the trotters go in a 224 and cfc both for s200 mennonite church rev h s hallman pastor wed 715 pm young people will attend tent meeting at pottageville thurs 830 prayer meeting sunday august 3rd 1000 am sunday school 1100 am divine worship communion 730 pm evangelistic 730 pm service at altona mrs f huson of gormley will preach you are invited to attend these services stouffville united church rev douglas davis minister sunday august 3rd 1000 am sunday school 1100 am divine worship bloomington ringwood christian churches rev g w brown pastor sunday august 3rd 1100 am bloomington 730 pm ringwood sunday school at 1000 am classes for all ages friday 800 pm bloomington cb monday 800 pm ringwood ce prayer meeting wednesday 830 pm altona pray er meeting all are cordially invited to attend these services melville bethesda and peachs churches rev r t chapin minister sunday august 3rd peaches 1000 am melville 1130 am bethesda 730 pm rev chiapin will be in charge gormley and bethesda mennonite brethren in christ church rev f huson pastor sunday august 3rd bethesda sundav school 1000 pm preaching 1100 pm the pastor will preach gormiiey sunday august 3rd sunday school 150 pm preaching 300 pm the pastor will preach baptismal service at 730 rev h s hallman pastor of stouffville mbc church will conduct this service presbyterian stouffville st james church eric larsen minister rev fora freeforali st 3rd sundav augus ms am morning worsip subject kingdom mysteries i the principles of the kingdom mennonite churches dickson hill and mt- joy rev s s shantz minister mount joy sunday august 3rd 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship 730 pm young peoples service miss edith raymer will speak and music will be supplied dicksovs hiliy sunday august 3rd 1000 am worship 1100 am sunday school stouffville christian church sunday august 3rd 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship 730 pm worship mr and mrs dan filyer will be with us again for service mrs lloyd byer will sing at the night service man never was intended to live only for himself even a hen when it has laid an egg announces the fact by a loud cackling