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the tribune stouffvtlle ont thursday september 8 19h3 additional locals with the reopening of school and early darkness of the evening rural residents will be anxious to see the end of daylight saving time again some toronto advocates of daylight time are urging an exten sion to nov 27 but hope the city does not go for it it would mean that such places as stouffville in close proximity to the city would have to follow the big towns action if those who are so bent on disturbing the proper standard time had to get up and send child ren to school in the gray dawn of the morning they would not be so keen for clock interference the boogy about saving hydro has often been denied by officials so were not impressed with the argument towiships heavily stocked with young pheasants the coming pheasant shoot this fall should not be disappointing because hundreds of young bird have been dropped into the local areas the township of whitchurch received about i00 this year and the township of markham is in receipt of 900 pickering township which is also in the game pre serve was well stocked again by the dept of game and fisheries so that the block of three town ships ought to be happy hunting ground when the time comes victoria square school bells are ringing once again for the fall term for some children it will be the beginning while for others it will be a higher grade mrs ida mccague and mr warren collins of petrolia spent a few days last week with mr and mrs louis nichols miss shirley baker of smiths falls spent a few days last week i with mr and mrs cecil nichols and family united church wms the fall meeting of the united womens missionary society was held on thursday with the presi dent mrs k campbell presiding after the business session mrs earl drewery took charge of the devotional period reading a portion of the 40th chapter of isaiah john the baptist prepared congratulations are extended to the way for christ s coming theii and mrs haltv jr nee christ choosing his disciples from all walks of life to carry on his work we as disciples have a great task before us none are too lowly or too great to use their talents in the crusade for christ mrs gayman played an instrumental and mrs campbell sang the dominion boards theme song for 1910 which were both appreciated mrs hastings introduced the new study book growing with the years in a most interesting way we celebrate 25 years of union next year and despite pessimistic views union has gone forward and made substantial progress she said we are a uniting church as well as united and while the dreams and hopes of june 10 1925 have been partly realized there is still a challenge to youth for larger union and to the wms for advancement and a great chal lenge to all to hasten the coming of the kingdom the meeting closed with hymn 261 emerals are the precious stones softest of all doreen klihck on the birth of a son at newmarket hospital on sunday mr harold hagerman of detroit is spending a few days with his sister miss bessie hagerman mrs l mceachern mr and mrs e avison misses viola and ruby and mr lloyd canning had sunday evening dinner with mr and airs stanley boynton and family mrs margaret mccague of tor onto is spending a few days with mr and mrs heber mccague the ladies of the community are invited to attend the senior womens institute meeting to be held in the community hall on tuesday evening sept 13th at s oclock the ladies of temperance- ville and richmond hill institute will be guests the ladies are asked to please bring their material for the cancer bandages the regular monthly meeting of the wms will be held on wed nesday afternoon sept 14 at 2 pm at the home of mrs roy glover mrs rae of stouffville will be the guest speaker robert edmund leggitt dead born in bloomington raised in claremont a resident of aurora and an employee of the t sisman shoe company for over 35 years robert edmund leggitt died sunday at his home in aurora in his 64th year born in bloomington mr leggitt was raised in claremont where he attended school after working for a blacksmith for a short time in claremont mr leggitt moved to aurora where he joined the t sisman shoe company mr leggitts interests centred around music and sports an ardent football enthusiast he played for both aurora and clare mont a member of st andrews presbyterian church aurora he sang in the choir for many years and was a member of the clare mont citizens band fond of flowers he devoted much time to his garden he was a member of the masonic order and the odd fellows mr leggitt is survived by his widow mabel bryan leggitt a daughter anna mrs s fierheller toronto a grandson bobby and three bothers herbert of barstow california erlin of pontypool and august of qellicoe interment was in aurora ceme tery from st andrews presbyter ian church on wednesday after noon two mennonite brothers were asphyxiated in this well firm golden yellow ripe bananas california valencia oranges size 344s size 252s ontario no 1 cooking onions now arriving ont yellow flesh elberta peaches preserve them now excellent for slicing 3 lbs 17c btodess in brine pack choice golden kernel corn pride of niagara t0mt0 juice choice lynh valley sid puauty in heavy syrup piaches halves clarks in chili sauce pork beans 20 ol to 20 os tta t224c 20 ol tin 17c 43c 2 fancy sockeye salmon st0 green peas aylmcr choice cut wax beans rfi 17c lynn valley cs corn std 20 18c parkhill std tomatoes 2 33c richmillo fresh ground coffee 56c domino black tea tb 90c its heri duz 36c m face tissue kleenex lime juice 910 pkgt horsey crown or corona doz pint sealers 82 135 pickling mixed spice 17c canada vinegar 5ls22e for jams and jellies certo crystal 2pkg27c parafin wax parawax tb 21c rubber rings 2- 15c for cars trucks outboard motors d0mn0l motor oil jelly all flavours jello powders mrs fairbarn was member of reesor clan anna elizabeth fairbarn of keswick died at the home of her son edward charles fairbarn on august 19 1919 born at markham february 20 1s59 her parents were the late mr and mrs joseph reesor she married william fair barn march 9 1s75 he predeceased her february 24 1931 she was a member of the christian church for over 60 years of a family of four only one son survives edward fairbarn a daughter winnie the late mrs r l boag newmarket died march 27 192s a son clarence died at the age of 14 in 1906 and a son peter was killed in a highway accident in 1935 other survivors are minnie kirk a sister in markham nine grand children and 15 great grand children the funeral service was held at the strasler funeral home in queensville on august 22 conduct ed by rev r w serrick of the christian church at keswick interment was at queensville cemetery pallbearers were dalton smith thomas swanson stan shanks reggie mcintosh sim graves and martin woodward two mennonites died in this well at three bridges 12 miles north of kitchener hats of victims enos weber 35 and israel weber 32 men nonite brothers who were excavating are indicated by the arrow they were found six hours after death altona 8th line markham ronald gamble has returned home after spending a few weeks near vineland helping with the peach crop mr and mrs charles manley of los angles cal accompanied by mrs alex green of birmingham mich who are visiting among relatives and friends in this local ity spent a couple of days with mr and mrs albert reesor last week mr garnet mustard formerly of almira but who has been living at west hill has purchased the ten acres of land known as the old mead property the property is west of the eighth on the side- road north of markham mr mustard expects to build a house on the property mr and mrs willis lehman of delhi visited last week with harry spang and other relatives mr and mrs elmer grove who have been living at harrisonburg w virginia for the past year where elmer has been attending a bible college have spent the sum mer months at the old home here they left last week and were accompanied by his mother mrs russell grove many of the residents of community are attending exhibition in toronto the the cr introduces new roomette cars toronto sept 1 up-and-down- stairscars the last word in low- priced luxury sleeping car accom modation were introduced to the canadian public here recently by canadian national railways at the canadian nationl exhibition twenty of these known as duplex roomette cars with 24 individual selfcontained rooms and porters section are now being built for canadian national railways and are expected to be delivered this year all rooms will be identical except that 12 are located at floor level while the remaining 12 are interlocked with the ground floor rooms on a level three easy steps above the car floor the canadian national exhibit shows the twolevel rooms com plete with full width foldaway or sliding bed foam rubber mattress contoured foam rubber sofa type seat concealed toilet and wash basin with individually controlled reading lights large mirrors and electrically controlled heating system since wars begin in the minds of men it is in the minds of men that the defences of peace must be con structedfrom unesco charter miss esther davis spent a few days with her sister mrs- j mcdonald kinsale mr and mrs jack couperthwaite and little son kobert of agincourt were guests of mr and mis david i crosier on sunday mrs couperth- dear mr editor waite was a teacher here at one time a number have been attending the cne and report a good exhibit of j embody everything our teacher miss heise and pupils are back on duty again with two new beginners the regular monthly meeting of the womens institute will be held at the home of mrs f wagg stouff ville on thursday september 15th at 2 pm motto what canada a canadian industry there will be makes makes canada roll call a guest speaker from the blind in stitution exchange of potted house plants mrs w carter convener of agriculture and canadian industries will have charge of program please note the change of date visitors are welcome visit former stouffvillites and relatives on western tour would be impossible in a brief letter this part of our tour 1 returing by boat from t0 nanaimo we again spent several a days in west vancouver partak- almira mr and mrs john timbers spent several days recently at alcona beach near barrie mr and mrs jacob cober of tor onto called on mr and mrs chas conner saturday evening visitors with mr and mrs peter stickley over the weekend were mr and airs a j shefter messrs har vey and walter sheffer mr and mrs roy wyant mr and mrs thomas hawton betty and bernice morphet all of stayner and mr and airs hen ry heise and ruth heise of fordwich mr and mrs roy wyant and mr and mrs thomas hawton of stayner called on mr and mrs chas conner on sunday mr and mrs harry wideman of toronto visited air jacob wideman on alonday mr and airs john timbers atten ded the banks reunion at thistle- town on saturday several boys from our line return ed home from the youth for christ camp at port carling recently the ladies of the wideman alen- nonite church held an all day sewing bee at the home of airs gordon wideman on wednesday goodwood mr and airs elmer reid and son ronald air and airs vern alcwatters have returned to alontreal after spending a week with their parents air and airs j reid air and airs walter cooper have returned home after spending two weeks at parry sound north bay and toronto air john foskett has returned home from holidays in toronto and mitchell our school has opened for the season with the same teachers and a few beginners quite a few from here attended the port perry fair on labor day it aliddleton it white claude watson fred marshall alorley symes and gord symes spent the weekend at their huntnig camp near dorset old friends of the former bertha and hazel sintzel as they were known here were pleased to renew acquaintances on tuesday bertha airs vallentyne and hazel airs cowan live in bc and california respectively at one time they lived on the small farm now owned by air john thompson they had a tailoring business in the store now owned by chaa watson both these ladies are enjoying good health we are pleased to report air and airs walter watson are having a few holidays with friends in weston mr and airs norman wagg air and airs stan slack and claude watson attended the kather-latre- monille wedding in toronto last saturday congratulations to these newlyweds meat from cattle that graze on the spice growing organ new mexico mountains is seasoned on the hoof canadians eat more than five pounds of cheese per capita every year summary of experience and obser- fng vsightsin and about the city vations on our recent motor tnp sta the long journey to the pacific coast and return i homeward shall confine my statement within having determined to return very narrow limits our m this through canada in part at least case refers to mr and mrs milton we left vancouver on aug 8th via clark of peterborough their son the fraser canyon kamloops and cameron brother of bruce who is the okanagan valley crossing into known to most of your readers the rjg at osoyoos and re-enter- mrs khnck and myself our means ing bc so trail at trail we of conveyance was a 49 mercury toured the vast of the can our chauffeur par excellence mining smelting co proceeding cameron himself our speed plus or from there down the k minus 60 mph i lakes to creston we again turned the journey westward lay via j northward up the windermere detroit through chicago where we j through the kootenay and banff became involved in the dizzy maze national parks to banff and lake of traffic in and about the famous louise making a side trip of 80 hub of that great city off on miles up the jasper highway to the ighway no 14 crossing the great columbia ice fields an area highway mississippi on no 20 at dubuque and the missouri river at cham berlain on no 16 on through the great columbia ice fields an area of 150 sq miles of ice and snow approximately 2000 ft in thickness here we rode for 5 miles in a sno- vast grotesque formations of the mobile on the lower edge of the bad lands and the dark forested glacier the mid august tempera- expanse of the black hills of south ture being close to freezing point dakota thence across the grazing after a more extended visit to lands of eastern wyoming pro- banff we followed the splendid fuse with wild flowers familiar to highway eastward through the us in our perennial gardens thence mountains and on to calgary a negotiating the lofty unguarded brief but happy hour with fred trails of the big horn mountains j ratcliff we were southward bound from there up the granite gorges to lethbridge where cameron got of the cody trail of buffalo bill an insight into the methods of big- fame and into yellowstone national scale farming on the 3000 acre park where we drove 177 miles farm of mr lanier whose son is dodging bears and sidestepping the a student at pickering college numerous geysers from there we newmarket following visits with swung northward crossing the j t cuyler of medicine hat southwest corner of montana and formerly of dixons hill and an the pan handle of idaho on anay of cousins in and about through spokane and the sage reginia we again entered the i brush and desert wastes of eastern states at portal traversing n washington soon to become pro- dakota and minnesota to duluth i ductive as result of construction of thence across wisconsin and mich- the boulder dam irrigation project igan td sault ste marie ont north thence to the bustling city of bay barrie and home seattle and northward 142 miles toj f lack of time and space mr canadas third largest city van- editor i must forbear to speak in couver bc detail of such interesting matters after a few days with my as the peaches cherries plums brother dr l s klinck and his apricots and cherries of the okan- wife in west vancouver during agan the canteloupes of the osayoos the crops in the usa and on the western prairies the iron ores of wisconsin the forms of wild life we encountered facilities for tourists irrigation highway conditions etc for information on how to make hair pin turns on high consult our chauffeur if interested in how to rustle choice fruits or fresh fowl along the way write milton a clarke if yqjt are seeking proper technique of backseat driving dont consult the ladies of our party if increased avoirdupois is your objective our prescription will surely work yours sincerely h o klinck which time mrs klinck and i enjoyed visits with mr and mrs n e byer and daughter margaret at the home of mrs liberty and an afternoon with mr and mrs a cooper formerly mrs mathers of stouffville we took the boat for victoria here we explored the city and its environs including the famed butchart gardens and pro ceeded up the island highway to courtenay this being the present home of my daughter agnes herbison was our most westerly objective and here we stayed about ten days enjoying the panorama of rich valley wooded mountains and the everpresent glacier as seen from their home salmon fishing picnics on the glorious beaches of kye bay and a motor run northward to campbell river were pleasant features of indian treaty money will be paid in canada as long as the grass grows and the rivers run dancing every saturday cedar beach north shore musselmans lake van walker or his music featuring wally scott reservations for group picnics and private parties accepted