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vol xlv no 41 stouffville ontario thursday january 4 1934 a v nolan publisher h and h honey and horchound compound cough syrup gives immediate relief it checks and loosens the most painful and deep seated coughs loosens the mucous and soothes the irritated membranes 25 and 50c bottles hydro skutoff the power will be turned off tht stouffville hydro electric system a follows thursday h friday jan i 5 from 8 iso to 1130 am sunday january 7 from s oclock until 1130 am and from 130 to 130 pm it is expected that these inter ruptions will be the last and that the new line will then be completed to ringwood stouifvihe hydro system druggbf wins new ford car oha hockey alton a came back with a j vexgeaxce the altona intermediates certain- mondays election a lively tilt the draw which took place at tho imlled up their slack ends on frfr i m toiu tho i3 druggist home of quality cy imarkhaffl dumps the relief slate the farmers of markham stouffville arena on monday evening luring the carnival for the new ford vs model 4 4 given away by mr uelbcrl holden local dealei went to milton stony local druggist with ticket xo 22- the winner is said i i to have had only a few tickets on thei ear as his purchases of gasoline were not extensive whereas some persons had two and even three thousand tickets in the big churn for the draw earl booth won the second draw with ticket 0554 and will be given a credit note for 100 in goods at iloldens service station while fred imarch of stouffville got the third with ticket 0025 and gets a drugs medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 190 coroxer for york county briarbush private hospital main street stouffville graduate nurse in attendance medical convalescent and maternity cases accepted private and semiprivate rooms inspection invited phono 191 mrs k r good town v 50 credu allowance on goous ship are not ready to give away their mr holden announced that ho m- farms vet to a council of men who i tended to add seven more prizes as ran on monday on a ticket that would i a sort ol consolation number to the have required the farmers to pai big draw and the first seven names the rent or taxes tor all those geit- drawn from the barrel would be en ing relict m tuo southern sub- titled to five gallons of gasoline tree divisions and give the reliet work- 1 o- little kenneth jennings drew te ers 3c an hour tor doing unucces- tickets from the barrel and sary work monday s vote tor the reeveship gave h s clarry only 184 v committee composed votes out of the possible roll of f a p- surkhpl lor 1s0o voters a n 1 b t his -side-kicks- in the fight wer f ff breath when the similarly dealt with burtord for dej f ved r the wmnms tlck puty reeve being badly beaten geifi f at w s someone a new j ford absolutely free almost every- t had a personal stake in day night when they took the fast whitby nine into camp at the local arena and while dropping tho game by a mere margin they exhibited wonderful speed and improved over their initial appearance with the mercury 15 below zero the couple of hundred taik- were warmed up by the spectacular per formance on the ice herb simpson opened the count for altona about midway in the llrst period when he notched a counter this sort of awakened up the ontario county lads only to be turned back follow- j in assault after assault on the altona nets before tho period end ed simpson again bulged the whitby net leaving the period 20 for altona j the second stanza showed endtoend rushes which finally yielded whitby ending the period iu this ing only 93 was almost votes and like whitewashed in clarry i body presen some i subdivision the two men running dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toroato ollicc in uiubins block phone s201 markham every tuesday office in wear block j c smith ldsdds neil grsimith 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 main street phone 25 stouffville a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am for council who were to play santa claus for the unemployed were never a serious factor in the fight davies got 97 votes and leeds 95 w h clark was elected deputy reeve and chas hoover chas hooper and wm rennie councillors by substant ial majorities charlie hoovor and james rennie have had council experience while charlie hooper brings in the new blood he lives at ruttonville and unless our estimation of his is en tirely wrong he is splendid new timber the defeat of fred coikvell is regretted in many quarters- because he is a caretul conscientious man with experience he lost by only one vote his defeat leaves the south east section of the township entirely unrepresented on the council in fact councillor james rennie is the only man to be elected on the east side of the whole township which would indicate that the western hoys are more alert to their own interests than the wise men from the east cheers greeted the announcement ma e by mr holden that he would giv- another car away in 1934 on muci the same coalitions as in 1933 tho conditions of the new gift and additional prizes to ho given at inter vals during the year are announced in detail by mr holden elsewhere in this issue tho seven consolation prizes were won as follows john nicely xo ci97 geo m leo no2s41 stiver bros xos2l dr h free xo 3276 carl reesor xo 505 thos rae xo4003 herb mitchell no5giio former bi omington teacher bereaved two goa fashion the third and final period with the teams tied was sure a thriller vas whitby notched three counters in succession putting them three up with a neat piece of combination on the part of wagg and reesor altona tallied again followed by another goal by reesor scoring off a pass from simpson bringing the crowd to their toes for the game was likely to be tied up while whitby was a man short altona in an effort to tie played four j men up but whitby broke away and scored again giving them two of a lead before the filial gong however simpson drove in another for the gamo to end 6 to 5 in favor of the visitors referee max reesor handed out only one penalty ana that to a whit by player during the game the players for altona goal allan hoover defence wagg nd wideman centre reesor wings barclay and simpson subs tindall derusha and evans the next intermediate game will be played this friday evening when altona entertains unionville do not fail to see this one for the game is getting faster and faster and the thrills greater aiui greater the juniors step out thcvote for reeve padgett votes 7ss w c gohn 34g h s clary 181 r a smith 109 73s 47s a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance also automobilo and firo co thomas birkett insurance agency everything in insurance phone 25902 stouffville out legal harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public etc stouffville ontario phone 180 mcculixugh button barristers solicitors convey ancers etc buttons block stouffville money to loan for deputy reeve l clark l stiver for council chashoover si 2 james rennio 718 chas hooper 509 fred coakwell 5gs w f kincaid 207 a e dewes 97 j leeds 95 there passed away in toronto on december 20 mrs h m brown wife of a former school teacher at bloomington and almira thirty years ago mr and mrs brown re sided in the former place and later moved to almira of recent years they had resided in toronto where tho bereaved husband is a superannuated teacher the late mrs brown was born in peel county her maiden name being susie hall and besides her husband is survived by seven children all married and by two sisters and two brothers being imrs dean of thorn hill and mrs burnett of stouffville i also dan hall of lemonville audi norman hall of toronto j tho brothers and sisters from this i locality attended the funeral in tor- onto last week w e white buried at lemonville l e oneill to w j mather stouffville lal director and pmbalmer tnd day service residence phono 9820 tho funeral of be late wm e white who died in toronto on dec 28 aged 75 years took place to lomonvillo cemetery on saturday afternoon where all that was mor tal of this former citizen was laid to rest beside his former wife who passed away two years ago for many years edmund white lived at lemonville and later was employed in stouffville by tho late joo todd also by the late wm cook but for some years now had resid ed in toronto ho is survived by two children one daughter miss mamie teaching school and one son waltor of imontreal an only brother walter white lives in western canada and two sisters mrs thos drowery lives at lemonville and mrs darby in toronto georgo mckuen of toron to and formerly of lemonville is a brotherinlaw to the deceased death of miss mccreight sstb division of enrollment division of enrollment in con tinuation school for the present term which shows tho numbor of pupils from tho vlllago as compared to thoso attending from othor municipalities forms 1 j 8 stouffville 11 20 19 50 whitchurch 14 9 11 34 markham 11 4 4 19 ontario county 4 s 4 16 40 41 3s 119 the funeral of tho late jennie mccreight whoso death occurred on december 27 at her late residence in markham took place on satur day afternoon to the markham cemetery miss mccreight was a daughter of the late james imc creight and janet sellers of maik- ham and had been ill for a year she was a women of kindly dis position and was highly respected and will be greatly missed she was a member of the presbyterian church and a halfsister to mr james mccreight on the 9th concession of markham and bad been living at home with her an aged uncle roht hope of goodwood and mrs fred johnson of claremont were cousins of the deceased i tho funeral was attended by many lifelong friends and the service was taken by her pastor rev w h fuller assisted by rev mr good rev mr fuller sang a very touch ing solo during the service the pall bearers were all cousins to tho de being louis reesor russel gordon sellers william orval hisey and the local junior hockey team mado their first appearance in oiia hockey at stouffville arena on tuesday night when the league opened with bradford as the visit- ingteam despite the fact that every lad on the lineup was playing his first game in the big oha field they made a surprisingly good show ing and while they lost by 3 to 5 it is really nothing to be ashamed of bradford has long been known as a live sporting town- and supplied j players for the victorious aurora j juniors last season the first period in tuesdays game ended without a scoro on either side and murray holden notched the first in the second period to start the scoring for the evening bradford came back to tie the count and the period ended a tie harry holden and joo ward netted the remaining scores for tho locals while the boys from the cauliflower centre piled iu four and the game ended 3 to 5 in favor of bradford the visitors had a strong even lino of players who have great promise but with tho excellent showing of the locals in their first ofiort they will bo something to re- reckon with as they gain experience tho local linotip goal morley pugh defence geo mordon sam ander son harry holden centre john button j dobson wings claude brilllnger murray holden joe ward and stanley slack harry wholer sanders has been returned to the reeveship of stouff ville after retiring from the posi tion three years ago following one of the most sensational years in tho history of tho village or at least since the water works was so bitterly fought reeve sanders iu his year saw the fine new pavement laid down here which has become tho pride of the village and a credit to tho community in mon days election reeve sanders de feated wilfred e mordeu by 30 majority mr mordeu held the posi- tion for three years and was look ed on as a successful reeve who hud given many hours of his time to the business of the village despite the fact that monday was ono of tho most treacherous days for people to be on the street because of tho glaring ico everywhere the vote polled was heavy it is estimat ed that at least 475 of tho 700 voters were on hand to record their ballot unofficially we are informed that so persons cast ballots for councill ors but did not vote on the reeve ship six people voted for both candidates for reeve and spoiled their ballots arthur e weldou again headed the poll for councillor with a sub stantial lead over his nearest runn ing mate and with a larger poll than any candidate in the field for any office mervyn watts another member of the 1933 council ran second with a large poll the two now faces on the council are former councillors of other recent years be ing ross bown and walter brilliu- ger the defeat of george dowswell a member of the council for the past threo years came as a surprise to his workers and no one is offering a guoss as to why he was overlook ed by tho voters this time tho new council should be as capable as any that ever sat in this village made up as it is of careful business men all in active life iu fact most of them are among the youngest business men of the community former township r dead jacob heisey one time farm er on 7th line markham markham township lost an old and respected resident o- dec 2s when jacob heisey passed away at his home 25g milverton blvd tor onto on his 77th birthday born at lot 19 con s markham on the property now occupied by maiiassoh fretz deceased was ono of a family of eleyi born of the lato christopher heisey later he married miss ida lehman daughter of tho lato jacob lehman of mark ham moving to north markham and later to lot 15 con 7 where he remained until 1922 when he re tired to live in toronto surviving are his widow two brothers john and william heisey both of toronto one sister mrs sawdon of markham and one half- brother albert heisey of green river also three sous orville b or markham carl b and elmer both of toronto and threo daughters luella mrs burling hull long island city ny xorah mrs john e nodwell of beeton and marion mrs stanley harper of toronto among the churches stouefville presbyterian church rev w 11 fuller ba sunday january 7th 1934 00 00 pm sunday school pm afternoon worship everyone invited t t x menxox1te church stouffv1ijjg rev s crcssmnu pastor sunday january 7th- 1934 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning service 700 pm evening worship t t t t itallaxtrae bloomington lemonville united church rev jac keu pastor sunday january 7th 1934 1030 am ballantrae 700 pm bloomington 230 pm- lemonvillo tho yps will meet this friday- night at tho parsonage annual business meeting followed by re freshments all young people are urged to bo present if at all possible t t t t bloomixgton an- ringwood official village returns election monday january 1 1931 scarboro farm house wrecked by fire officers of junior hockey club schedule ceased reesor hope plpher skating party faniiary 2 bradford at stouffville 3 newmarket at markham 8 stouffville at markham 10 newmarket at bradford- 15 imarkham at bradford 15 nowmarket at stouffville is stouffvlllo at newmarket 19 bradford at markham 23 markham at stouffvlllo 25 bradford at newmarket stanley 29 stouffvlllo at bradford 30 markham at nowmarket first two teams to play homo and homo games for championship goals count the jubilee branch of churchill womens institute will hold a public skating parly at mr e mcnellys lake musselmans on friday jan 5 hot lunch after skating every body heartily welcome to enjoy this social admission 10c births dunkcm at atha on tresday january 2 1934 to mr and mrs murray dunkeld a son a familiar spot to motorists is tho mushroom farm seen on the highway as one drives to toronto via the kennedy road recently a large threestorey brick dwelling was erected on the premises and this was totally destroyed by lire on thursday night last week when tho thermometer registered the coldest in half a century twentyeight persons many of whom were women were forced out into the 25 below zero weather when the fire was noticed but no- tody was injured although serious ly hurt by frostbites the loss of the fine dwelling so familiar to many of our readers is estimated at s20000 insurance of s000 was hold through the t bi agotrrv at stouffville a four-year-old- boy i bob shaw of goodwood wlif tor was carried out i with only a shirt on irj met lit in a night dress she w walk around in herban snow for several minute ing carried into the m white several hundre tance iva bagshaw i graham both fourteo were also taken into sir homo iu their night clothing their sufforing was heart breait- ing mrs white said they all went unconscious from shock and exposure the little boy had practi cally nothing on and had been out in the cold for a long time his arms and feet are badly frozen there were pooplo running in all direc tions in their hare feet through the snow tho fire broko out in the ground floor between the dining room and kitchen and is thought to have been caused by a defective heater or faul ty wiring one of the residents on tho second floor detected the odor of smoke and immediately warned all othors in tho building thoso in the house included mr and mrs love several holiday guests and greenhouse employees scarboro fire department under firo chief tom love responded im mediately but since the property is outside the scarboro township water area firemen wero forced to fight tho blaze with chemicals un til firemen arrived the men of the party formed a bucket brigade for reeve north south sanders h w 123 114 237 morden w e 92 109 201 for council weldon a e 142 1g0 302 watts m e 12s 129 257 brown ross 123 133 25 fi brihinger w 109 133 242 dowswell george 101 9s 199 malloy howard 55 04 119 elected ireeve h w sanders councillors a e weldon lm e watts r e brown walter brihinger altona ail christian cj hh3 e morton 1 sunday january 19 millions in the t daa have been greeted w i new year by frier is neigh bours a voice froi uovi also heard to say happ whoso god is the lord psalm 14415 services next lords day 1100 am bloomington 700 pmringwood the best way to start the new year is with our faces toward the house of the lord t t t t stouffville united church rev thos laidlaw ma pastor sunday january 7th 1934 1100 am morning worship faith and the future 230 pm s s bible clsses 230 pm business and young mens bible class in oddfellows hall buttons block subject a much needed conviction 700 pm e aing s v miss florence tindall visited with mrs james coates last week mr and imrs lome wagg and sons spent sunday with his parents congratulations to mr and mr fred pilkey on the birth of a sou the snow plow has been kep busy lately between altona and stouffville mrs m scott has returned homo after spending a few days in tor onto imiss editli nighswander spent tho holiday season with mr and mrs reesor of scarboro miss eflie davis has been spend ing a few days with her grand mother mrs j hutchinson air and mrs oliver madill and daughters were with mr and mrs henry slack for new years all you need boys is a littlo moro practise we heard whitby was i v hard to heal so you were fortunato da t to tie up the gamo i homo imrs russel brown and family j wo iiid mr tviills what ch soo pm a wednesday training class wednesday ing and bible 10 lur tuiv t i stouffviliji rist cbtukoh rev charle 3 cgnitbi pastor sunday jauiiurj iui iiii 1000 am bible school 1100 am- morning worship 700 pm- evening worship como and join us in our prayer niee hies mo me sui irs and receive gods richest 1 ike to havo k at these t 8 pm ard of mr anu would like meet on fri- 5th at the iura bert sin it to have all the iitenm ibu first meeting n thai i u fanned by a strong north wind the spenrc 0 friday dec 23 19331 firo had gained a secure hold in tin to mr and mrs john elmer brick and wood building and the spcnce whitchurch twp a son buckets of water had littlo effect roger douglas on the flames ham with her sister mrs richard jones where a fine baby boy has arrived mr j jackson toronto also mr and imrs malcolm raymor mr and mrs murray raymer and eva grace and gordon iraymcr spent new years with- councillor william i reesor and mrs reesor nominations for teachers and officers at the union sunday school left all former officers in same positions excepting assistant teach ers and pianist which wero changed miss mary crosier replaces miss k reesor price bread corn- service following all of christ not worshipping aro cordially invited to bloomington miss laura warder toronto has been visiting mr and mrs m raymer mr and mrs s roso holidayed at her parental homo near brooklln miss alta fockler and friend were visiting her homo here the misses edna ahd alma ir11 wero hero from aurora on monday mrs o r tranmcr spent tues day in markham visiting relatives tho misses elsio and mildred lemon woro home from toronto also marvyn lemon was here for the holidays i i what munion followers elsowhere meet together round the lords table 700 pm worship and preaching taking stock wednesday at soopm meet ing at the church for worship and business of tho sunday school wednesday january 10800 pm meeting at tho home of mr and mrs win quanlz churchill 200 pm ss bible classes 300 pm afternoon service our rebirth thursday soo pm c e and ss business meeting at homo of mr and mrs ivan maclaughlln rii pickering elections rcove chapman was returned on monday by a majority of 272 ovor john white who polled 294 votes as igainst chapmans 55c all the othor offices were filled by acclamation being r c roesor deputy reovo and l v middleton and william roesor councillors k