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famfftrilu fbnne volxlivno44 stouffville ontario thursday january 12 1933 a v nolan publisher nyal laxacold tablets for the grippe flu cold in the head etc acts promptly gives relief quickly without and disa greeable effects price 25c hiskeys throat pastilles for husky voice cough hoarseness tick ling throat etc price 25c late j turner a great traveller fine typo old country citizen j m storey druggist thomas birkett insuranco agency everything in insurance phone 18202 stouffville a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance co also automobile and fire medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 19g coroner for york county dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto oflice in grubins block phone s201 markham every tueday office in wear blook d c smith ldsdds neil c smith ldsdds office over the bank of commerce office hours 9 to 12 130 to 530 phone office 1011 residence 1015 veterinary s t bodendistel vs bv sc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college office at the mansion house phone 161 successor to late dr j t storey e a grubin registered optometrist at stouffville every other monday and tuesday each visit to stouh- ville office is announced in the local columns of the tribune eyes examined phone stouffville 2405 a c kennedy chiropractor church st stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am automobile owners attention big reduction in insuranco rates are now available why not 9tart the new year with the pro tection of a good auto policy h o klinck auto life fire insurance agent stouffville l e oneill funeral director and embalmfr successor to w j mather stouffville night and business phone 980 day service residence phone 9820 interest is increasing and atten dance is large at the meetings now in progress at the mbc church in stouffville the bible conference and evangelistic meetings combined are being conducted by rev john paul of chicago editor of the christian witness and former presi dent- of taylor university in indiana the conference will be continued with all meetings open to the public till next sunday night the program for tho evening setvlcos is outlined as follows wednesday tho shepherd of the soul thursday wrecked on the starting field friday the captive eagle saturday tho out law and tho prince all these meetings at 8 pm sunday 7 p m listening to god the subject sunday morning at 11 oclock will bo power from on high representatives of many othor denominations arc attending the meetings this community lost a highly esteemed citizen on friday morning when mr james turner passed away at his home on obrien ave following several weeks of ill health due largely to his great ago ho was in his scth year the funeral on sunday afternoon to stouffville cemetery was preced ed by a service held in the home and conducted by rev t laidlaw of the united church assisted by rev c e macleod of tno baptist de nomination the speaker paid fitt ing tribute to the quality of british citizenship exemplified in the life of the departed pointing out his great depth of character and other sterling qualities the pall bearers were all neighbors as follows david elias and joseph hoover abram steckley clayton stouffer and h w watson born near edinburgh scotland tho late mr turner had travelled in many parts of the world he once figured in a ship wreck off the australian coast and this rather dampened his ardor for ocean voy ages and no doubt prevented him from making even more frequent trips back to the old laud mr turner at one time was a western rancher having entered a large partnership with his brother robert in the turner valley just prior to the war days be retired in stouff ville where his first wife passed away about ten years ago three brothers and one sister survive our citizen they being dr richard and dr william turner and mrs forrest all of edinburgh scotland also robert turner at okotoks alta as well as his second wife who was miss carrie rae daughter of the late mr and mrs j j rae of stouffville the late mr turner was a typical type of the old country gentleman and a thorough scot he was a presbyterian in religion but entered the united church of canada at tho time of union among the outoftown friends who attended the funeral were walter thompson and wife and douglas thompson of whitby who were cousins to the deceased also mrs stirling of agincourt mr and mrs george green of bradford william ford and wife mr and mrs john dempster and james all of toronto intermediates make history at markham farmer slips into scalding trougli prepared for butchering event mr sam fretz of the 9th con pickering is getting around again with the aid of a crutch following his painful accident of more than two weeks ago when the hot recep tion prepared for a porker and familiarly known as the scalding trough really proved to be the re ception placo for mr fretzs right leg which was severely scalded in a serious and painful manner it was butchering day on the farm and everything was ready for the annual event in some way just before the operation of dipping the porker in the scalding barrel mr fretz slipped his riglu foot shoot ing out right into the hot water workmen nearby luckily caught hold- of him before he could bo further precipitated into tho barrel and rushed him to the house where medical attention was promptly secured as seen by manager gordon haight on thursday january 5th stouff ville hockey club journeyed to mark ham with about 100 loyal fans pre pared to take a good old fashioned trimming which i understand has always been the case for at least the last 50 years in fact i am told it just isnt in the books where stouff ville hockey club did better than tie markham but this is a new season a new management and a real hockey team this fact being demon strated wheikthey took the ham out of markham leaving only the mark now for tho game for the benefit of those few unfortunates who did not get there owing to mild weather the ice was sticky and had some bad holes but at that there was some real hockey displayed from start to finish the game started rather slow with both teams trying the goalies from long range near the five minute mark of the first period both teams warmed up and started to bore in on the goalies but both luna u and jakie chabot hoover were in rare form stouffville suffer ed the first penalty when ken ireesor took a trip to the box for dumping this made stouffville hustle to hold markham off the score sheet reesor came on fresh from his one minute penalty broke up a markham rush at his own de fence and carried the puck the length of the ice to bare in on top of lunau giving him no chance to save the rest of the period was practically even witli both goalies making brilliant stops from close range in the 2nd period rusty nendick broke through defence twice only to be outguessed by lunau play seesawed back and forth with neither team scoring for the rest of tho period the game slowed up considerably in the final stanza owing to the sloppy condition of the ice markham nude a terrific attempt to even the score spending every man up on the attack only to be met by a stubborn defense and the brilliant goal keeping by hoover about mid way in this period roy wagg was knocked out for the remainder of tho game and required medical aid this setback however did not seem to have much effect on the team as they fought harder than ever and at last the bell rang to end a perfect evening the game was handled well by rice of whitby as referee the stouffville hockey club wish to thank the people of stouffville and community for their loyal sup port i am sure we will win the group the inaugural of whitchurch 4th line uxbridge mose norton was in toronto with potatoes on monday mr and mrs ed norton visited friends at lemonville on sunday mrs norton and maude had tea with mr and mrs bert staley on saturday miss olive maye spent a few days last week with her grandmother at goodwood robert dawson is working with his brother on the ilapp farm mark ham for a short time miss margaret maindonald of toronto was home over tho weekend mr and mrs staley had tea with mr and mrs feasby one day last week miss ethel norton fifth line and mr and mrs john norton and family at mrs m nortons on mon day above is ircv john paul d d who is conducting a series of special meetings in tho stouffville mennonlto church like his namesake of bible days the preacher is a strong apostle of jesus and is delivering stirring messages which are creating a pro found interested big crowds were drawn to hear dr paul in kitchener where ho just closed a campaign the inaugural meeting of whit church township council for 1933 was held in the hall at vandorf on monday the council was sworn in by clerk william crawford as follows reeve herman kidd deputyreeve newton rae councillors r e ratcliff isaac morton and earl toole owing to being summoned to serve on jury in toronto councillor toole had to leave at noon hour a bylaw was passed appointing n f starr and everett barnes school attendance officers for an other term another bylaw received its sever al readings appointing the assessors messrs j p forester for the west half and henry m jakeman for the east half were reappointed they were the only two applicants and the pay was reduced from 140 to 125 each the remumeration is set by resolution of council which was introduced by councillor ratcliff and deputyreeve rae and carried without opposition the assessors are required to pay their own post age bills but the municipality fur nish them with necessary stationery tho insurance on the township hall and sheds was renewed at a cost of 50 for a three year cover age on a motion submitted by councillors ratcliff and morton m f starr was returned as weed in spector for 1933 his pay will be 50c hour the necessary bylaw was passed enabling the municipality to borrow funds to take care of the overdraft existing from time to time during the year the canadian bank of commerce are the township bankers william graham was awarded 6 for one sheep killed and damage by dogs and wm linton 7 for 2 killed councillors ratcliff and morton moved the resolution setting the dates for regular council meetings which falls on the second saturday of each month until the december meeting which is set by statute for december 15 messrs harry guthrie w h sproxton and leslie preston inter viewed council asking for gravel grants the council are anxious to employ men and teams to haul gravel when it is feasible but the trouble is that trucks can lay it down in some instances at less than half the cost this is an ever increasing problem in various parts one ratepayer at vandorf went away greatly displeased because council flatly refused to do any thing about his tax bill of 2 for a dog he claimed the animal had been shot right after the assessor was around after the gentleman left the hall council was advised by one of tlie spectators that the gent ask ing for rebate on his dog had got another one last summer merchants and others were paid as follows for supplies purchased for indigent persons j f march groceries 300 dominion store groceries 1192 charles cook coke 19 00 e barnes milk 210 a g snider goods 600 blain bros groceries 218 e c logan groceries 1274 aurora general stores 800 blain bros groceries 1150 general accounts e barnes sanitary inspector 885 municipal world supplies 209 naughtonjenkinslaw costs 2g0o clerks office postage revenue 22 go road accounts w empringhain maint f curtis maint j t empringhain maint russel bishop 50 yard gal paul hamchawk brushing j w widdifield salary archie greenwood drag w h sproxton drag george sproxton drag clarence pattenden maint chester pattenden maint george dewsberry maint harold dewsberry j a vanostrand maint mrs s atkinson benj madill dies in his 87th year on friday january 6th at her home in aurora the death occurred of mrs simeon atkinson at the ripo age of eighty three she was a daughter of the late george wright who early in the nineteenth century was a well known figuro among the pioneers of york county he was a tower of strength ually morally as a member of the lay elergv thought nothing of walking twenty miles on a sunday to preach anil minister to the spiritual needs of his congregation following in his footsteps his daughter was a staunch church worker and was a charter member of the womens missionary society at bethesda where she lived for many years before moving to aurora subsequent to the death of her husband five years ago her greatest work however was in her home where by precept and example she gently and firmly reared her family in an atmosphere of christian love she is survived by an aged sister mrs george foster of manitoba and two brothers thomas of b c and addison of vandorf ontario she was surrounded by her own children who ministered to her in her final illness and wero with her when she slipped peacefully happily and confidently into the great beyond truly she was as a sheaf ripe and ready to be garnered the family consists of mrs john empringhain and mrs roy moiiey of bethesda mrs william powell mrs percy allin mr william atkinson and miss lottie of aurora with whom she lived the numerous floral tributes in cluding wreaths from various church organizations of bethesda vandorf and aurora bear silent testimony to the esteem in which she was held the funeral service held on word was received in stouffville on saturday last of the death at tilsonburg of benjamin madill a native of this section and brother to our townsman john madill intellect- j benjamin had he lived until march ould have reached his s7th birth day his demise followed only a short illness although a native of markham township being born at lot is on the 10th concession mr madill spent quite a number of years farm ing near tilsonburg and it was there that his wife died and was buried he was a son of the late ebenezer madill a pioneer farmer in markham benjamin first farm ed for himself over in pickering township and while there married lydia white daughter of a prominent family at whitevale tho couple were regarded throughout the district as fine citizens and good farmers they were strong supporters of the church and for oug years mr madill was a member of the baptist faith his name will be found on tho old church records t whitevale claremont and tilsonburg since he had been a widower the deceased spent quite a bit of his time in stouffville visiting his brother john and he was well known here everybody enjoyed meet ing mr madill who always carried a cheery word and sunny smile age did not wither his keen delight in the things around him nor was his happy outlook dimmed mr madill is survived by three sons being alonzo of peterborough monday afternoon was conducted by bvron oc london and george in 1 p t nle a te h i california he is also survived by rev john locke and g w lynd and was largely attended a beauti- uhree bl aml w ssters ful solo entitled sunrise to- 1 ebenezer madill of van- morrow was feelingly rendered by couver theopliolus of locust hill her nephew mr chas atkinson land john of stouffville also mrs george stonehouse of california and mrs g hood living on the 10th among the churches christlax churches at stouffville and church hill rev cjrester o sommcr minister stouilvlllo 945 am s s bible classes 1100 am worship preaching what does it mean to bo saved through christ 700 pm worship preaching wednesday 730 pm fellowship meeting church hill 200 pm s s and bible classes 300 pm worship and preaching what is tho truth about tho bible- wednesday s00 pm missionary lecture and lantern slides shown about south america by mr storey returned missionary everybody is cordially invited to all services t t t pickering township letter to the electors of pickering tup i take this opportunity of thank- inn those who went to the polls on january 2 1933 and gave me such a splendid vote for the reeveship remember you did not loose your vote in ten divisions but came out victorious with a majority of 05 hovever when the returns from the rouge hill division no4 came in or what is better known as the summer cottage division with over 400 toronto voters we lost out by 21 votes white received 10 votes chapman 96 ratepayers mr adam spiers our assessor knew what he was doing when he had 25 new names in division 4 added to the voters list in september ready for the january election mr speers and mr roy ward our road superintendent worked hard to elect mr chapman 455 90 435 1000 50 3050 300 187 450 220 220 550 275 550 john ayr maint 130 goodwood sorry to report mrs e- w davis is in poor health at present mrs watson and miss myrtle al so mrs r hynes of stouffville spent sunday at chas w watsons sorry to report mr eli storry is not enjoying tho best of health and we hope he may soon feel bettor quito a number from hero attend ed the funeral in stouffville on friday last of tho lato mr win watson the sympathy of tho com munity is hero extended to those bereaved lol held their annual meeting here on tuesday a number outsiders attended about fiftyflvo in number it was decided to celebrate the glorious twelfth in mount albert this year concession of markham the funeral on monday of this week took place from the home of his son in london where the aged parent died the remains be ing laid- away in tilsonburg cemetery beside those of his life partner no wonder when these two gentle men received over 200000 of tho tax payers hard earnings last year now they have elected mr chapman again they will come smiling to see if he has another 2000 for them for 1933 watch for the re sults wake up rate payers for some people love to do all the dancing and take in the coin while you stay at home and pay for their orchestra wishing one and all health and prosperity this coming year i am your well wisher and friend john a white stouffville united church rov thos laidlaw ma pastor sunday jan sth 1100 am morning worship channels of blessing 230 pm ss and bible classes young mens bible class at the parsonage 700 pm evening worship repent and believe the pastor will preach at both services 730 pm wednesday prayer and bible study you are cordially welcomed to all these services t t t t bloomington and ringwood christian churches e morton preacher sunday jan sth there is pleasure in contemplat ing good there is greater- pleasure in receiving good but the greatest pleasure of all is in doing good services next sunday 1100am- bloomington 230 pm ringwood 700 pm altona we always have a welcome for all t t t t stouffville baptist church rev w w fleischer pastor 1000 am bible school 11 00 am- morning worship an old preachers faithful counsel 700 pm- evening worship keeping to the kings highway in hard times remember tho prayer services sunday at 615 pm wednesday at 8 pm ptxth season dr h m fletcher conductor satrtiff 0 fall touffmui iffriday sanitary 13 1333 at 800 pm assisting artists the college symphony orchestra of toronto n j smith conductor anthony remouch renowned violinist mrs harold lewis soprano the great zylophone player wm crampton misses ann lehman and eva hoover pianists programme 1 0 canada chorus and orchestra 2 and the glory messiah handel 3 irish airs the shamrock college symphony orchestra 4 dramatic cantata liberty fanning for eight part chorus and soprano solo mrs h lewis and society 5 the glow worm college symphony orchestra 6 a night witchery storch b spinning chorus from- flying dutchmanwagner 7 8 minute humorous musical sketch zylophone specialties 6 players 8 soprano solo to here the gentle lark mrs harold lewis 9 violin solo selected anthony remouch 10 choruses a dancing on the green percy grainger b lass of richmond hill 11 piano duet misses lehman and hoover 12 humorous chorus bold turpin bridge 13 our directors march orchestra 14 chorus by babylons wave 8 parts gounod 15 soprano solo and male chorus italian street song victor herbert 16 orchestra 17 chorus 6 parts bells of st michaels tower god save the king admission 25 and 15c 4th line uxbridge miss annie redman and santford visited at wm mayes on sunday mrs- george jones spent friday with her daughter mrs e hockley fifth line miss greta ashenhurst spent a day recently with mrs is schneider of the 9th of pickering mr and mrs george staley and family of whitchurch visited with mr and mrs b staley last friday mrs ashenhurst who has been ill with a cold and sore throat is feel ing better again mrs r feasby and florence visited at mr t dowswells at goodwood on sunday tho fifth lino young people are giving their play entitled nora wake up in the fifth lino church on wednesday 18th toronto 8ingle bc return 108 daily service eastern standard time leave leave stouffvlllo b 716 am d 915 am c 330 pm d s30 pm toronto 1100 am 130 am 530 pm 546 pm sunday b dally except holidays c saturday only d sunday holidays only e daily except saturday sunday holidays coach connections at buffalo and detroit for all points in the united states comfortably healed couches provido home comfort for winter travel gray