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18 the tribune thubsday january 31 um fctrsi 640 3611680 handyman complete household repairs renovations isdditiohs fencing recreation rooms masonry roofing plumbing and electrical prompt efficient service free estimates i calroa 6405477 or john 64d4451 before 1 0 am or after 5 pm h lake alu i i siding i seamless eavestrough i insulation- afcto bumng product window soffit i doors i fascia ceuulose fibre insulation free estimates rrno2 larry yakeley 6405909 stouffviiie hathaway bros painting paper hanging airless spray interior exterior i commercial 115 main st industrial stouffville j residential 6403075 i free estimates the lickip canadten home insulation program will rebate up to s500 for home insulation it is your moneyuse it wisely 4fe9 therm0nic insulation lup c0 ltd hi rr 2 stouffville ii h dave baughn 6405821 stooehouje house trovel tr ged stonehouse 6405491 1 53 main st stouffviiie ballantrae contracting ltd additions new homes renovations bams etc concrete work for estimates 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eavestrough i repairs free estimates wilsons water wells pumps sales service business 6404369 residence- 8881507 ikensmurtuwaite heating ltd i air conditioning duct i iwork custom sheet imetal stouffviiie 6401428 well drilling 24 years experlence- es well drill jng 6404618 this space for rent u 12 cents a what wamg news i fortyseven yean age ia i stouffviiie and district what were folks talking aboat on the street- i corners and over the line i fence to find oat the editor dusted off the tribune file dated dec 1932 end jan 1933 here i are some of the things he found the village of stouffviiie was bustling with activity for the annual christmas market however fowl was in short supply ratcliff co purchased much of the produce sold but were down by about two tons from the previous year geese brought 11 and 12 cents a pound ducks 12 cents chickens ten to twelve i cents and turkeys i seventeen cents peter ferguson i presided over the annual meeting of the north york plowmens i association that elected an executive for the following year those named to fill the various positions were herb wells president fred j timbers 1st vice- i president george an- thony 2nd vice- president ross ratcliff secretary av nolan treasurer- directors wd richardson jp forster jess cook win timbers e pinder archie fleming russel gray ralph baker r pinder walter woods peter ferguson and elmer wells honorary j presidents were ajil f cckardt fl button i ambrose stover col jwp mulock col isniveley aemilieus i jarvis and jr camp- i bell dog derby races i were held in stouffviiie on i dec 24 open to boys and girls 15 years and under- from any part of the iworld the race course i was from the east end of the village to the christmas tree in front of the municipal halldogs were hitched to sleighs carts and wagons gajrl davidson at unionville announced the receipt of licence markers for 1933 the purchase price was passenger cars four cylinder 7 six cylinder up to and including 28 horsepower- si2 six cylinder over 28 horse power sis eight cylinder up to and in cluding 35 horsepower 15 eight cylinder over 35 horsepower 20 twelve cylinder 30 and sixteen cylinders 40 an unusual accident occurred at dicksons hill between 7 and 8 pm when henry grove a senior resident of the community was hit by his nephew ross wideman riding a bicycle both fell heavily to the road and were knocked unconscious the cyclist a second form student at stouffviiie continuation school had three teeth knocked out the young man was travelling south while mr grove was walking north towards home the collision occurred on the bridge at the foot of two hills the swastika society of the stouffviiie united church elected the following officers for 1933 hon presidentrev thos laidlaw president elmer still assoc president miss ga brooks vicepresident of christian fellowship rev h lee vice- president of christian citizens committee ii o klinck and agnes klinck vicepresident of world travel and missionary committee eva hoover and ann leh man vicepresident of the literary committee luella cayman and pearl styles vicepresident of midasojarkham 762 markham at lawrence phone 4384400 chargexi mi das mims mufflers awl i tlh4hil wfct cvlfi fending guaranteed for t long as you own the car optometrist wishes to announce the relocation of his office to 2tf main st west stouffviiie 6402800 bakery limited this weeks specials granola bread 2for119 reg 75 each beef pies reg 59 each cinnamon danish 2 for 59 reg 39 each also a mailable at iga bakery counter main st w- 6403146 the social committee miss i holden and violet hoover recreation doris ross and agnes loyst lookout jane burkitt secretary charles nolan asst secretary jack pen- nock treasurer wilbur cower missionary treasurer mrs h lee pianist myrtle watson asst pianist marv laidlaw editorinchief hugh thomas reporters john button murray holden and edra burkitt stouffviiie defeated uxbridge 52 in the opening game of the intermediate hockey league stan slack was the winners top star with two goals others in the lineup were allan hoover goal n wagg and art wideman defence gar lehman centre harold lewis and r nendick wings dinty hodgins stan slack e wagg and f mcnair subs a tragic fire on the 9th concession of markham township took the lives of owen and matilda graham their two children lawrence 7 and laurel 11 were able to escape through a window they ran to the home of fred coakwcll and the unionville fire brigade was called the twostorey home was destroyed annual com mencement exercises were held for the students of stouffviiie con tinuation school with dr ss ball the chairman dr herb freel presented departmental diplomas to edra and mildred burkitt norman little grace and norma paisley ella slack charles and glenn ratcliff edra burkitt was the valedictorian first class honor stud ents in agriculture were margaret ball erla crosier clarion baker mildred lepard grace lehman marie brown jack stephens and doug tidy geography sam anderson alan baker margaret ball grace lehman margaret sch midt doug tidy and vera topham history sam anderson margaret ball gordon birkett edith borinsky harry brown george- byer alfred thomas james thomas doug tidy and vera topham art marion lotion doris foote and clarion baker literature alan baker edith borinsky margaret ball and doug tidy algebra edna agnew sam anderson alan baker margaret ball pauline boadway edith borinsky george byer margaret forsyth murray holden keith hutchinson grace leh man mildred lepard marion rusnell cora soden jack stephens and florence tindall sam fretz of the 9th concession of pickering suffered a badly scaided leg when he slipped into a trough of boiling water that had been prepared for a pig folks close by witnessed the accident and grabbed him or the injury could have been much worse rj3 curtis on main street announced a clearing sale on mens winter overcoats 15 and boys winter coats five dollars h v- at aw atkinsons superior store- in stouffviiie peameal bacon was selling for 10 cents a pound butter two pounds for 49 cents plum jam 40 ox jr 19 cents monarch flour 7 pound bag- 20 cents blueboy coffee one pound 29 cents and superior tea 39 cents a pound the seventh annual installation ceremonies of the jubilee chapter order of the eastern star followed a banquet in ratclifrs hall officers installed were worthy matron jane birkett worthy patron em still associate matron mrs j borinsky associate patron wm griffith secretary mrs george storey treasurer mrs mary doten chaplain mrs susan shankel marshal mrs hugh boyd organist anne lehman conductress mrs howard m a 1 1 o y associate conductress mrs lud hoover ada mrsjai muston ruth mrs thos birkett esther mrs ss bail martha mrs- j ridouth electa e luella holden warder mrsalf pugh sentinel j borinsky n a reduction la salaries for all markham township officials as well as council members themselves became ef fective at a- special meeting in unionville clerk cajd davidson received a cut from 1500 to 1200 road superin tendent wm- maxwell from 1500 to fifty cents an hour constable walker from 40 to 35 a month with mileage at 6i cents the councillors stipend was reduced from 5 to 4 a day plus ten cents a mile the reeve and deputy reeve were paid seven dollars per day the stouffviiie community was shocked to learn of the drowning accident involving roy briilinger of orillia son of mr and mrs henry briilinger of stouffviiie roy fell through thin ice when he attempted to walk across lake couchiching from atherley to orillia he was 46 at the time farmers i standby power when the power goes off in the city- people worry about darkness and the food in the freezer but on the farm a power failure can mean serious financial loss to the farmer many farm operations depend on a steady supply of elec tricity says lloyd swacknammer of the university of guclph school of engineering difficult to get the tractor for example if the out to the pole in bad power is off for just a weather short time in a poultry for new farm elec- opcration the farmer- installations mr may lose some of the birds because of the im portance of electricity to the modern farm many far me r s install emergency or standby power systems which generate electricity golf canadian golf academy lessons indoor driving range computer swing analysis max thompson cpg a professional 220 yonge sts by the oonut shop aurora 7272693 6402149 during a power failure swackhammcr suggests running power lines from all of the critical equip- ment to a central building housing the generator this saves the farmers from running around to turn off all extraneous equipment before- swit ching over to farm there are basically generated power three types of standby the most important power systems says aspect of installation is mr swackhammer by the doublethrow transfer far the most popular is switch says mr the tractordriven swacknammer this generator which is driven mandatory switch by the pto power take- protects the lineman from off of a standard farm electrical shock when tractor diesel tractors repairing power lines are more efficient for this and protects the farm purpose than gas trac- generator from damage tors however- diesel- when the regular power is need electrical start in cold tractors heat to weather the other types of generators include the smaller- enginedriven generator and the large fully automatic self- powered unit that swit ches on when the regular power supply goes off automatic generators restored tractor driven generators arc available in several sizes but they usually arc not designed to handle the full elec trical load of the farm to determine the size of generator you need determine the total number of kilowatts required by all of he cost many times more necessary equipment if than their traclordrivcn you are in doubt about the great savings bring your films to george ross photo extra savings now with money saving coupons from benjamin film laboratories ltd we use kodak paper for the good look coupons explra march 31 1980 george ross photography 21 main st e stouffville 610 373 counterparts the tractordriven generator is iiisually permanently installed inside a farm building that is easily accessible to the farm tractor in stalling the generator at the main hydro pole is a popular practice but farmers sometimes find it iitcrc is absolutely iv hxikt cigarette quite like medallion wxaav mf jin w wffjrr cufe limn im insurance leis talk value as jfl imd jirfhirtit irtmjmnuwnf wiim n l vii hrwf i hi- ixm i rmluiititt i of yinjf nvumikiiktluin akuiolufi fvrjh k rtli r inujrhh i liiomdi ihrrif niiuri horvath insurance agency limited 37 mgfl n morvom 2942705 power requirements of a piece of equipment contact your local ontario hydro office must apply for grants stouffville the whitchurch- stouffviiie recreation committee will meet on wed feb 6 in the municipal offices grant applications from various town organizers will be received and discussed a time schedule will be arranged in advance by molly mcmannihgwell the secretarytreasurer officers and mem bers follow chairman john hutchinson vice- chairman cliff dunkeld secretary- treasurer molly mc- manningwcll jimdoble jim sanders dave summcrfeldt cliff glover and heather glenn candidates on cable 10 unlike he leaders of the three main political parties the three top contenders in yorkpeel had no trouble getting together for a television confrontation on thursday to night paul bennett talks to sinclair stevens conservative john hall new democrat ard wally harkncss liberal in a program called counterpart over cable 10 richmond hill viewing limes arc 7 9 and ii pm also 7 pm sunday v hi pf rfiwvihjv