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ttwttie vol xxxvi no 43 stouffville ontario thursday december 23rd 1926 the moh reliable radio receiving set on the marfigt today full range of models from 60 to 485 storeys drug store phone 1003 did you ever think what it would cost you toreplace your furniture- if destroyed by fire do you carry sufficient in surance to refumlsh your home if not why the cost of insurance in a brick house in stouffville i3 less than lc per day per 1000 thomas birkett general insurance broker lawson block phone 18202 stouffville well known man i district and general rvrrml uxbridge is holding an old boys called by death and girls reuni jui 29tn to u j august 1st four days i no more familiar figure ever trod i xewmarkel 0rinla midland and the streets of stouffville than joel camp borleu are ln a grolip m q nendick who was called by death on n a intermediate hookey sunday morning at 830 oclock at truman w eagleson teacher of piano conservatory and all branches of music taught reasonable rates stouffville saturdays studio over a g lehmans shoe store george keay auctioneer graduate national auction school canada farm and general sales a specialty write rr3 stouffville for term and dates fnone s003 lawsons rocery g we have a tine line of christmas fruits and groceries call and see our goods everything fresh and new- orders delivered geo j lawson west end grocery phone 182 stouffville stcr vers bakery wishing one and all a very merry christmas ambrose stover baker his home on obrien avenue last fall mr nendick suffered a severe attack of pneumonia from which it was thought a man of his advanced years could not survive but his rugged constitution stood him in good stead and for some weeks he had been about town almost daily although he could not accomplish the work he loved so much to do last week he was seized with a severe attack of kidney complaint the nature of which made his case at once serious on ficjay while in a serious condition he was bright ami able to talk but on snurday ho sank into unconsciousness from which he never rallied the late joel nendick was born in weaverthorpe yorkshire england on dec isth 1848 thus he reached his 78th birthday tne day prior to his passing away when 21 years of age he was united in marriage with emma nelson in st marys church scarborough yorkshireand that same year the couple sailed for canada they located first at aurora coming to stouffville 54 years ago where they remained ever since by honest toil and the assistance of a faithful wife mr nendick soon ga thered the comforts of a good home work to him was not mere toil for he was never more happy than when performing a days work indeed after his severe illness with pneu monia to be unable to perform a heavy days task was one thing which broke his spirit and up to last summer he could hold his own despite his age with men of prime years to mr and mrs nendick were born eleven children of which four sons and two daughters survive besides his bereaved wife they are mrs f f saunders of toronto mrs jb doten stouffville george nendick of calgary nelson of lake francis 1 man frank of toronto and charles at home in 1919 mr and mrs nen dick celebrated their golden wedd ing anniversary in a very fitting manner deceased was a member of the york pioneers a firm be liever in liberalism and a consistent member of the methodist church for many years since the erection of the present united church building mr nendick had been its faithful and painstaking caretaker until his retirement a short time ago with his life partner who is two years his senior and for the family the town mourns the loss of a fine type of citizen the funeral on tuesday to stouff ville cemetery was mrgely attended and the service was in charge of rev h s warren ba the family pastor among the many floral tributes were wreaths from the united church board the stouffville cor poration the stouffville war veter ans and the t eaton co the town of barrie has been held liable for damage to goods in a re sidents cellar through being flood ed as a result of the town sewer be coming blocked york rangers from aurora par aded out to vandorf on sunday morning last week to attend a church service rev t w white preached the sermon george clark of aurora fell on the icy walk in front of his own home and fractured his hip nec essitating him being removed to the hospital the walkerton times has this to say concerning potatoes up in that neckofthewoods the extent of the injury to potatoes from rot in this section is not fully realized a councillors school trustees and ceme signed a car of potatoes to the u s had the shipment turned back on ac count of the damage by rot those who have potatoes in any great quantity should exercise precaution in order to save them various farmers in pickering tp have been suffering heavy losses from pattle and other live stock dy ing from some mysterious disease veterinary mcewan who had been called to treat a number of the ani mals suspected that the grain fed was the cause and sent a dozen samples of grain nfostly wheat and oats to both guelph and ottawa ex perimental farms after analysing the samples both reported the grain unfit for feed as it contained pto maine poison they recommended that the feed be boiled before using and then used in small quantities citizens declare for celebration old hoys and girls riick to stouir- vllle jun 30thjuly 3rd o h a hockey schedule the manager of the newly organ ized stouffville intermediate hockey team mr thos birkett and his as sistant mr jack baker were in whitby on thursday last week when the schedule was drawn up for chair wlth gordon gregg at the this district uxbridge as has been plano tne old avorate songs were auctioneer pearce of paisley put had the most notable experience of his professional lite at a sale a few days ago when he was right pleased to have bids for a bunch of old do- crepit farm horses for which he did not expect an offering of any kind from the good crowd of buyers as sembled three of these old imple ment haulers were disposed of at figures that aggregated the sum of 400 for the lot two at 1 each and the other at 2 had it not been that there is a new factor in the horse market there would have been no bids the fox farmers of the dis trict are on the lookout for cheap meat and we are told were the ultimate purchasers of the carcasses we know some farmers who would despatch a faithful horse on his own farm rather than chance him in other hands when his useful days are over the smoker held by the south on tario football association in the community hall at ctaremont sat urday evening last was a great sue cess there was a large number of the football players and their sup porters presentihcluding the cherry wood and ashburn teams and all enjoyed the smoker and games after which a pleasing program was given john scott chairman of the claro- mont football club occupied the the adjourned citizens meeting in connection with the proposed old home celebration to be held next july in stouffville came off on mon day evening when the twelve can vassers presented their reportswhich showed conclusively that the citizens are behind the enterprise from the drop of the hat nearly 600 was promised in subscriptions and still there are many citizens who have not yet been interviewed the en tire six teams hadnt more than half a dozen people who spoke against the undertaking the dates have been set for june 30th and july 1 2 and 3rd beginn ing on thursday and ending on sun day taking in the dominion day holiday all indications point to this old homo celebration and golden jubilee of the town as going over with a bang the following men have been appointd into a strik ing commiuee messrs f w silves ter f marshall f l button av nolan h o klinck dr w a sang ster harold sanders walter brillin- ger w h shaw with the task of forming the various committees and their proposals will be submitted to a general meeting to be called early in the new year immediately following this meet ing active work will be entered into as the matter of preparing a mailing list of every living citizen who ever lived here and they will be kept in close touch from time to time with the progress opthe various committees who will be preparing for their entertainment township of whitchurch s s convention i personal notes miss bertha pipher of markham spent the week end with her sister mrs edgar lageer prof n millar of toronto univer sity spent friday last with mr jno monkhouse mrs o l addisinn and sou mauriel of toronto spent the week end with her parents mr and mrs w p white lome kester is acting as reliev ing agent to the cnr telegraph operator at whitby for time mrs w j thompson of newmar ket mrs j a heise and d m heise of toronto were in town on tuesday for the funeral of the late joel nendick mrs s b hoover who has been living with her sister in the old home adjoining the school grounds has gone to rochester new york to visit her daughter for the winter mr arthur lamb of dunroe man and george lamb of margaret stan are visiting friends in the vicinity of stouffville the brothers came east to attend the dunkeldwagg wedd ing business cards medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and malt phone 196 drs- ira herbert free consultation hourg dr ira freel 3 to 12 am mon wed frl 6 to 9 pm thirs satur tues thurs satur afternoon by appointment only short dr herbert fneel 9 to 12 am tues thurs sal 6 to 9 pm tues sat mon wed fri afternoon by appointment only dental among the churches flowers wedding bouquets and funeral designs on shortest notice we also have a beautiful selectios of roses floral designs for all occasions muston sons sxvavdvoh drug store stouffvdlle intimated before dropped out leaving lindsay markham stouff ville whitby and port perry trf fight it out the local boys were fortun ate in holding off a local match un til january 7th by which time they will have played two games away from home and it will also allow more time in which to get the new stouffville arena ready here is the schedule cut it out for future re ference group no 4 o h a intermediate schedle lindsay at port perry dec 23rd markham at lindsay dec 27th stouffville at whitby dec 2sth port perry atmarkham dec 30th whitby at markham jan 3rd stouffville at port perry jan 4th port perry at whitby jan 6th lindsay at stouffville jan 7th i whitby at lindsay jan 10th markham at stouffville jan 11th lindsay at whitby jan 14th markham at port perry jan 14th stouffville at lindsay jan isth whitby at port perry jan 19th port perry at lindsay jan 25th whitby at stouffville jan 25th lindsay at markham jan 28th port perry at stouffville feb 1st markham at whitby feb 1st stouffville at markham feb 4 th sung by r e forsyth g m for syth fred evans walter kerr and thos scott short addresses were given by mr flett chairman of the cherrywood football cluo roy mor- ish of cherrywood r e forsyth mr tomlinson g m forsyth and james palmer presiaent of the so fa after which john scott asked the claremont football club to come to the platform james palmer then presented the mclaughin cup to the officers and their elub the thirtysixth annual convention for the township was held in the union church pine orchard on thursday and friday of last week the attendance was exceptionally good the church being filled for all the sessions mr hgilleian of pine orchard gave an excellent address on the child in our midst among the speakers were revh o hutchinson of mount albert and rev h perry of newmarket rev e morton of stouffville gave an ad dress on the difficulties encountered in sunday school work and how to overcome them rev wp fletcher provincial representative also spoke along the same topic mr c hese of victoria square a returned missionary from india spoke of the great need of the mis sionary spirit and the different ways it could be developed mrs george of newmarket gave an interesting illustrated temperance address describing the influence of liquor on the body the following officers were elected for the coming year president a macdonald gormley vicepres earl davis stouffville sectreas jp forester gormley childrens div mrs e f hawtln newmarket girls div mrs b dike newmarket boys div mr ellis vandorf young peoples div howard dike aurora home and visitation e a storry bloomington adult div j grove ringwood teacher training w a macdonald missionary miss abarkeyringwood temperance j martin cedar valley next years convention will be held at hartman wanted good quality alfalfa hay and number empty sacks all sizes from 5 to 10c each d n reegor son markham altona mr and mrs melton re now resid ing in their own home mr and mrs d j tran and laurie had a trip to toronto on iriday the annual christmas concert of our school was held on wednesday of this week the neighborhood has been buzz ing with threshing machines for the past week mr and mrs mcbrido eileen and miss spang spent friday evening with mr and mrs joseph byer miss reta lehman visited mrs r winn of mongolia on thursday a number from hero were guests of the dunkeldwagg wedding and all reported an enjoyable timo mr and mrs parker spent one day in toronto where wo are sorry to report mrs parker is under the doctors care lemonvtlle mr jos barkey is serving a term on jury our young people are skating on the pond these nights s w hastings sale was well at tended with prices very good the school was more than full on monday night to hear the concert given by the pupils some of our hockey players are trying their luck with stouffville o h a team presbyterian church rev j l mccullough in charge sunday dec 26 th the regular sunday service at 230 pm the public are cordially in vited to attend christian church edgar morton pastor all heaven joins with us in wish ing you all a merry christmas a merry heart doeth rood like medi cine prov 17 it does jot only us good but also the other fellow and that fellow may be a woman sunday dec 26th let us all seek the star of bethlehem jesus next sunday the most valuable gift for a needy family will be the pastors subject for next sunday baptist church rev w w fleischer pastor as pastor of the baptist church it gives me the greatest pleasure to extend to the community the sea sons greeting our festivities at this time are intended to remind us of jesus christ- has stouffville any greater need than the presence of this same saviour god grant- that every home be visited and blessed by the christ god grant that every individual life be regenerated by his presence then christmas will over flow with joy sunday services as usual with christmas messages baker hill and 2nd markham baptist churches w s whitcombe ba pastor sunday dec 26th christmas without christ is it possible peace on earth good will toward men expresses the true christmas spirit- have you got it baker hill 1030 am sixth line 700 pm thursday night special meeting at the sixth line church the pastor has a special message for every church member that is vital to the future of our church united church of canada rev h s warren ba minister to those who are strangers to those whose friends are far away to those who never could make friends the united church sends greetings and heartfelt invitation to j n dales lds dds dentist claremont honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office over mr scotts store phone 1405 claremont dentist stouffville e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of tag university of toronto office in grubins block phone 8301 dr d c smith honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto dr neil c smith honor graduate of royal colleg of dental surgeons and toront university also post graduate of rochester childrens hospital offices over shaws store phone office 1011 residence 1011 legal harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public conveyancer ete office silvesters block phone 18003 mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers c buttons block stouffville money to loan greig littlejohn barristers etc stouffville office over w h shaw store w f greig w h llttlejota boadways drug store stouffv sale register tuesday jan 4th farm stock and implements belonging to ah brown 1 mile south stouffville on 9th con no reserve as mr brown is giving up farming sale at one pm f w shversides- auctioneer goodwood mr a do mrs farrcw spent a day in markham last week our merchant harold borinaky ia observe with it the greatest birth m out wednesday we under- day the world has ever known sunday dec 26th musical nos il am 1 beth lehem welcomes the royal guest 2 earths melodious strains theme the incarnation 7 pm musical nos 1 the mes sage sweet 2 and there were shepherds 3 the dawn of earths glad day theme no room in the inn bethesda mr atkinson of stayner visited relatives here over sunday mr and mrs russell hunt were toronto visitors for a few days the stock visited mr and mrs albert scott on monday morning left a fine boy mr and mrs s p footo had sun daydinner at mrwd richardsons of vandorf mr and mrs ralph allen have re turned to bethesda after spending the summer in gormley one of our popular young men journeyed to sto one day l week and disposed of a sot of ivory miss anna stcckley spent a fow days in toronto last week whero her sister miss m stcckley under went an operation we extend ouri good wishes for her recovery i mennonite church a g warder pastor the revival services are continu ing this week with increasing inter est you are invited to attend those services come to help and bo help ed service each night in week except saturday 745 sunday dec 2cth 10 pm missionary program in the sunday school 11 am a christmas message a full attendance of members and friends is expectdd stand that the place will be occupied by a dominion store mrs geo maye has returned home after spending a weojc in toronto mr and mrs bon madill are visit ing relatives and friends in this vlo- inlty miss velma farrow was in stouff ville on tuesday mr g dowswoll and geo maye took in the fair at uxbridge on tuesday mr and mrs lyman field had a quick call to hamilton owing to the illness of their eldest son while drawing a ford coupe east of goodwood on sunday evening a neighbors of ours got on an icy hill and skidded backward overturning the car on its side the three occu pants having to climb upwards te got out of the sldo door as this coupe is the undo everett style we suggest that our neighbors get an other a little lighter on tho top our doctor had some trouble 7 pm evangelist mcguire will t motorn cold weather give a third address o prophecy on i 2 s h j c frozo n the imminence 0 ssssi jesus the christ just as jesus came tho first time now almost two thou sand years ago so he is coming a second time without sin unto sal vation unable to do tho toeing then along came mr jos norton with tho old fashioned power a good team of horses who towed tho throe into town