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jasifiswe- mfftrilte tihnm strolls hoy reb1930 vol xlii no 7 stouffville ontario thursday april 17th 1930 a v nolan publisher sargon a powerful reconstructive tonic increases bodily vigor and well being stimulates the liver aud increases the bile flow stimu lates kidney secretions builds up the blood restores good digestion sound sleep and a clear head corrects the impro per functioning of the various organs and fluids of the body exclusive agent farmer in court for shooting dog j m storey druggist the home of quality drugs phone 1003 says they chased sheep- bullets were not fatal case dismissed business cards medical dr s s ball phpsician and surgeon office cor obrien aud main phone 19 g coroner for york county drs ira aerbert freel dr ira frcel consultation hours 9 to 12 am mon wed fri k to 9 pm tues sat tues thurs sat afternoons by appointments only or herbert freel 9 to 12 am tues thurs sat 8 to 9 pm tues and sat mon wed fri afternoons by appointment only dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office in grublns block phone 8201 markham every tuesday office in wear block dr d c smith honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeon and of the university of toronto dr neil c smith honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and toronto university also post graduate of rochester childrens hospital office commerce bank up stairs phone office 1011 residence 1015 anyone may kill on sight a dog i which is worrying or killing sheep however the question of whether anyone may wound a dog under similar circumstances proved a knotty problen in county police court lit toronto on tuesday raymond mclean admitted shoot ing at two dogs which he claimed were worrying his sheep but the shots were not fatal mrs henrietta everson langstaff owner of the dogs described their return home the large one fell ovtr and couldnt get up and the little one was bleeding all over the shooting has been coming across from their property all winter inspector alloway of the humane society who investigated stated the rifle used was a 22 i found a female airedale badly wounded in the left shoulder he re lated the police dog was shot through the neck the dogs were seen coming from i mcleans farm he continued he admitted shooting them stating they were worrying his sheep the police dog has recovered but the airedale is icrippled the dogs were over worrying sheep and i shot at one admitted mclean the bullet went right through its neck and hit the other both dogs had been chasing sheep they ran swiftly away has the right to kill the dogs but has he a right to only wound them queried magistrate keith defence counsel claimed defend ant ohased the dogs after wounding them but could not overtake them to deal the final shot his worship consequently dismissed the charge tailoring shop burglarized clothrecovered toronto men arrested on the charge caught with goods on them remanded eight days uxbridge township a c kennedy chiropractor church st stouffvllle monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers c buttons block stouffvllle imoney to loan harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public conveyancer etc office silvesters block phone 18003 george baker realtor and valuator farm and city property a specialty exchanges and small acreages stouffville ont box 24 phone 179 anne lehman a t c m teacher of pianoforte playing and theory studio lehmans block phone 4301 earl a grubin ro eyesight specialist honor graduate of the college of optomotry of canada gold medal ist and first hermant prize winner in 1928 at stouffville every thursday friday and saturday office in the grubin block eyes examined glasses fitted and re paired phono stouffvllle 2405 bethesda imr bradshaw and bride of wood- bridge have moved to their new home on the farm lately vacated by mrs simeon atkinson on friday evening last a number of the neigh bors gathered at their home to sped a social hour and get acquainted the evening was spent in games and contests aftei which mr and mrs bradshaw were presented with a chair and the following address dear mr and mrs bradshaw we your neighbors and friends have ga thered here in your home this even ing to welcome you to our commun ity we trust you will be happy and prosperous in your new home and always find us ready to share your joys and sorrows we wish you a long and happy married life and as a slight token of our friendliness nd good wishes we ask you to accept this chair not for its value but as a remembrance of the seren ade we gave you the evening of your arrival at your new home signed on behalf of the chirlvare boys ed logan russell hunt albert scott percy taun uxbridge townsrtiip council met en saturday with all the members present and reeive davies presiding the ontario treasury dept sent a statement showing a debit of 26 7 86 due from the township of uxbridge to the town of uxbridge that had accumulated since the year 1921 due to an error in the domin ion census vis to tiie relative popu lations at that time it was handed to the solicitor for report the bylaw re approaches from the highways to private properties was laid over to next meeting for some minor changes and additions g m brown complained of a bad hole in road at west end of sideline on con 1 stating same required a culvert as there had been a statement received from the globe indemnity co that there hud been misrepres entations madi by mr plaxton-hue- ston co concerning the policy taken out by the council from said co covering the accidents on our highways mr ormiston of uxbridge was present to look into the matter a lively discussion ensued concern ing the same later in the afternoon messrs plaxton and hueston both came be fore the council wanting to know the extent of the misrepresentations and what they were and the ori gin of same expressing the belief that the same had come from their opponents the misrepresentation claimed to be made was in connec tion with gravel pits mr plaxton stated that their coverage was identical with that provided by the tariff companies and did not cover any township employes working in pits but did cover accidents to uny other person or animals belonging to the public as there had been two accidents re ported to them by the clerk some little time ago mr plaxton stated that they were looking after them had settled one and was protecting the township in the other case and that the council might feel assured of their protection in the future todd pickard that our road insurance policy taken out with plaxton hueston co covering the accidents on our highways dur ing the year 1930 be retained and that our clerk forward a copy of this resolution to the company todd pickard that our clerk bo instructed to return to wellington smhlley the former treasurer his bonds as treasurer carried council decided to commence their inspection tour of the roads in the township on april 22nd the following road accounts were passed for payment i stiner work 725 j jones work 2975 b mcguckln labor 1150 r clark labor 2175 clifford lee 450 i i co two graders tuid re pairs 41772c watson axle grease 50c f redshaw shov snow 3 council adjourned to meet on friday may 23rd for general busi ness and at 2 pm as a court of revision of the assessment roll not since the big bank robbery here over seven years ago has stouffville been thrilled with such an incident until last saturday morning when a similar robbery on a less pretentious sale was pulled off sometime during friday night presumably between two and three oclork thieves entered john monk- houses tailoring shop and made off witli nearly 100 bolts of cloth mostly spring goods and for the easter trade valued at 1500 or 2000 entrance to the store was gained by jimmying the front door and the goods were loaded into a big sedan ksvr which made an easy escape although a few hours later both tiie oar and two of the thieves were in control of the police in the police court in toronto on monday saul flader and thomas garlock of toronto answered to a charge of shop breaking and were remanded by magistrate keitli for eight days it is believed by the police that they are connected with other robberies in sutton and ad jaicent towns one member of the gang is still at large the thieves were piling the cloth into their car when they were dis turbed by the chinaman who runs a laundry next door and sleeps up stairs this prevented them from taking still more of the goods there were three men in the gang when the car was also noticed by miss marjorie peacock who was return ing utthe time from a party her suspicions were allayed by the men getting out the jack and- making a pretence at fixing a tire until she had passed out of view heading for toronto the thieves were next seen by fred nicely on the townline west of ringwood who trailed them wjid summoned the qlendening boys to assist him believing the robbers to be chicken thieves they lost tract of their quary when they travelled west on the townline however the big tar got stuck in a bog hole just west of the cider mill at the corner of the 5th con cession and because of this the thieves hid the cloth in an old house nearby then secured the help of isadore wideman who lives at this point to pull them out of the mud when the car returned to the same pace the next afternoon saturday wideman recognized it and became suspicious he saw the two men then enter the house and carry out three bags from the vac ant house which belonged to denn is white a neighbor he telephoned air white and the car sped away as the latter approached white and wideman searching the house found the cloth and notified the police the house has been closely wat ched sirice but the gansters never returned after this trip the arrest of flador and gar- lock in a lane off beatrice street in toronto was due to a garageman in the west end of toronto sending for the police complaining that a rented car had not been returned while the detectives were securing a descrip tion of the car it unexpectedly pas sed by and was promptly chased when recovered several bolts of john monkhouses cloth was found and the men were arrested at the point of a gun this was late saturday afternoon thus but a few hours after the cloth was stolen it was recovered and two suspects landed in jail all day saturday and in the evening provincial and county police were running about town and ex citement ran high with the police working on one trail while handing out misleading stories to the people presumably to keep them off he real track collector steckley is reappointed whitchurch council to pur- chttse two new graders changes in pathmasters the april meeting of whitchurch tovuiship council held last saturday provided a full day of work for the legislators although the number of bill received were not so great as appear at many meetings quite a number of farmers came before couicil asking for help or direction in ijte matter of road work secretary kirkland and others ipn ured on behalf of the aurora fair asking for a grant the re- que- being favorably looked on to the vuiouut of 25 similar to that grained last year the board assured the members that there were many pril winners in whitchurch and thai 4 ho fair was a benefit to the towtujlip mossrs dike robinson smith and hoyle- asked that r finder be re move from the position of path- mastrr on con 2 division 4 he not being a resident of the division and therefore out of touch with the condition of the road council stat ed bhiy were anxious to appoint suitable men acceptable to the division the deputation made it plain that they had nothing against mr pinder personally and as changes were required all were em bodied in one motion making the following changes in the pathmaster parker smith in lieu of r pinder benj grose in lieu of warren grave- and fred morton in place of david stouffer on motion of deputyreeve williams and councillor ratcliff the clerk was instructed to purchase two road graders costing around 14is each tm motion carried after considerable investigation into the number of graders now used in the township- numbering about 13 additional blades will also be order ed and it is hoped to arrange to have specific places for these graders to be stored so that they may be equally divided between the various road beats the auditors report was received and filed as presented by j a vannqstrand and e s barkey tolal receipts for 1929 amounted to jsvfjnos the chief items making up this amount are taxes collected in 1929 6136 and back taxes from 192s of s699 provincial road grant 7768 legislative school grants 4191 and sundry small items making up the balance of receipts frank steckley wins the only person named considered for the position of tax collector for 1930 and he was reappointed at the old salary of 320 and an allowance of 20 for postage the next council meeting was set for may 17th after which adjourn ment was made on passing the following accounts road accounts passed h a smith snow wm beach snow wm simpson snow e n pinder otto tranmer j h widdifield snow jno empringham snow personal notes dr d c smith spent the week end in woodville mr gordon ramsey of detroit visited with his auuts mrs t smales and mrs e tarr on friday gordon a quantz of the cpr has been seriously ill with an attack of flu and is now home with his parents recuperating mr e ir williams of shawluigau falls quebec was in town last week visiting his sister mrs rev e c macleod imr fred dewey accompanied by his mother was in town on monday motoring from toronto they are former residents from south of markham in honor of her approaching marriage to dr brown the members and officers of the markham rebecca lodge met in that town last week and tendered a miscellaneous shower to miss ella warriner a highly valued member of the order while the side roads are gener ally good and dust flying like it does in july there are various soft spots which makes motoring im possible in some directions with the generally fine weather these spring or bog holes will soon dry out a quiet wedding took place at the christian parsonage stouffville last thursday where edith viola wagg daughter of mr and mrs alexander wjagg became the wife of morley miller son of mr and mrs albert e miller all of uxbridge tp it is the wish of their many friends that their life together may be longhappy and prosperous miss grace richardson daughter of dr and mrs gilbert richardson kingston road is one of the 15 women members of the graduating class in the faieulty of iledicine at toronto university this year there are 10s in the class all together miss richardson is quite well known stouffville where she was a fre quent visitor a few years ago at the home of her grandparents mr and mrs wilmot brown when they re sided on church street council moving while offer is open to ge help municipal fathers take steps to secure countys aid in building high class road ed murphy gravel 176 w l sproxton niaint r pinder snow c preston snow austin yoke blasting geo drury snow other accounts passed w crawford postage etc t monkman supplies jo little coal thomspson j vannostrand auditor e s barkey auditor 9 is 22 s5 2 so 12 11 1g 50 7 80 29 85 76 50 21 02 7 75 2 00 32 is 10 5s 2160 4 00 4 40 12 00 12 00 hihtiis davis at altona on tuesdliy april 15th 1930 to mr and mrs willis 11 davis a daughter vaughan to mr and mrs wallace vaughoii lot 10 con s whit church bloomlngton on april 12 1930 a daughter rabbi maurice n eisendrath of holy blossom synagogue will address a mass meeting in the united church auditorium stouffville on monday evening april 2 1st subject were i a christian a rare opportunity to hear an outstanding man on a great theme all young peoples organizations in stouffvllle and surrounding district arc cordially invited to attend in force good musical program silver collection under auspices of the swastikas pickering council the above council met pursuant to adjournment on monday the 7tli inst members all present l f richardson was heard re transferring certain lands from ss nol to union no 1 pickering and whitby several other ratepayers were heard re the same mr neilans and mr hutchison were heard re creating a new school section west of pickering village several communications were read concerning roads insurance dog tax wire fences etc the school iboard ot ss noo were heard re transferring certain lands from ss nos 7 and s to no 0 councillor moiwbray was heard re constable duties salary etc the icommittee on contingencies reported and recommended payments as follows wh chester salary as constable to end of 1929 175 dr beaton on acct of salary 125 t murkar ptg auditors ireport etc 102 the standing committee on re lief recommended payment as foll ows s g morrish supplies to kennedy family 2143 grant to be discontinued as at may 1st next tho standing committee on trans portation power and light reported and recommended the following pay ment hydroelectric com green wood lights for jan and feb 3033 the standing committee on dam ages for sheep worried by dogs re ported and recommended payments as follows chas puckrin reward for destroying dog caught worrying sheep 5 boyd burk inspecting j millers sheep 170 the usual borrowing bylaw was introduced by councillor reesor and finally passed a long list of accounts were pass ed for road and bridge and winter road work tho council adjourned to meet again on monday april 21st in special session to consider school problems and on monday may 5th for general business the action of stouffville muni cipal council last week in taking steps to bring on the engineers to survey our main street for a storm sewor is a commendable move this is the first step towards putting down a highclass roadway throught this town one with a concrete base and either a cement or tarvia top which would not require repairing for many years nor would such tarvia top require oiling during the summer season the tribune intends to have a series of articles published one each week explaining the various standard roads how they are constructed and the one most advisable to be laid here that the council must be prompt in reaching an agreement with the county of york in this manner is imperative to the taxpayers there is a grave possibility that the stouff ville road from uxbridge town to stouffville and connecting with the government road at markham or unionville may shortly be taken over by the ontario government in which case the splendid offer now held out to us by the county road commission would be withdrawn that offer is that tho commission will pay outright for twenty feet of any class of roadway we may decide to construct here if the village will pay for all additional width over twenty and construct curbs and gutters in the event of the ontario government taking over this road way the village of stouffville would be called on to pay for the entire cost of any new road built for tho government does not pay one cent towards any road in their system that is constructed within a town or village they pay the entire cost of such roads through the more rural sections or townships another consideration is that with a government road from the lindsay highway at a point just east of uxbridge the traffic through stouffvilie would be increased 75 or more and to know that the local ratepayers nyist maintain a road for such heavy traffic would be expensive and is all the more reason that we should lose no time in getting down a highclass road twenty feet of which the county now offers to construct among the churches presbyterian church rev w h fuller pastor sunday april 20th 1930 2 pm sunday school 3 pm evening worship baker hilii and sixth ianh baptist churches w s whltcombe ba pastor sunday april 20th 1930 1030 am sixth line 7 pm baker hill umxed church op canada rev h s warren b a pastor sunday april 20th 1930 the easter story will be told la sermon and song let us make a now resurrection day in our own lives mennonite church friday s pm prayer meeting rev s s shantz pastor sunday april 20th 1930 10 am sunday school 3 1 am subjecfthe living christ 7 pm evening service altona 7 pm evening service bloomixgton mid ringwood christian- churches rev e morton pastor sunday april 20 1930 our aim for next sunday is to have our services full of the spirit ot easter we shall endeavor to make our messages including song to be helpful to all bloomlngton 11 am ringwood 7 pm let us make our true spirit ot worship to be admired even more than 0 new easter hat some along stoufevhjije and churchm christian churches f e hyde minister sunday april 20ui 1930 10 am stouffville ss llam the wounded hands ot god 2 pm ohurchill ss 3 pm his answer 7 pm tho romance of religion special easter music v a cordial welcome say it with flowers no expression of sentiment more beautiful flowers for every occasion muston sons phone 7001 stouffville ont drug boadways drug store baptist church rev w w fleischer pastor sunday april 20th 1930 10 am bible school 11 am subject the master builder 1 pm subject the bad mfuiners of good people and how they were cured prayer meeting wednesday 8 pm and sunday 615 pm notice to parents store parents who have children coming of school age in stouffville and the union section of markham and whitchurch are hereby instructed and urged to prepare them for enter ing public school beginning im mediately after the easter holidays this is the only desirable time of year to start the little tots and parents who conform to this request will confer a favor on the primary teacher and otherwise add to the advantages of the child or children by request of stouffville school board j s dougherty socy ftraupl gtyp mawz f ttuag youll enjoy your altona mrs n bunker called on miss t stover on sunday miss evelyn reesor spent the week end at home mr and mrs j hill of toronto spent sunday at jos hills mr and mr murray dunkeld visited f waggs on sunday bert and stanley clarkson spent saturday at wm clarksons mr and mrs h slack called on o im madura on friday evening misses olive and hilda mndill spent sunday with miss evelyn armstrong mr and mr floyd mckay called on wm duncans at green river on monday v mrs price pugh spent a few days with her parents mr and mrs w j monkhouse a wideman and miss peacock and gentleman friend visited at george garters on sunday easter holiday motor coach trip a visit to friends a trip to see the fashion 1 arades on the boardwalk or any other easter outing can be fully enjoyed when you travel in the carefree comfort and safety of modern motor coaches change of timetables with the inauguration of daylight saving time in toronto on sunday april 27th 1930 new timetables will be in effect on all gray coach lines routes gray coach lines