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volxlvi no 29 stouffville ontario thursday october 18 1934 a v nolan publisher special onecentsale of stationery note pad 15c 2 tor 10c foldover pad 25c 2 for 2i- letter pad 35c 2 for cc package envelopes 15c 2 for 10c papeterie 50c 2 for 51c j m storey druggist the home of quality drugi legal harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public etc stouftville ontario phone 1s003 mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers etc buttons block stouffville money to loan briarbusfc hospital convalescent home alain street stouffville license no187 graduated nurses in attendance private semiprivate and public wards phone 191 mrs er good superintendent medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 196 coroner for york county dental d c smith ldsdds neil c smith ldsdds loflice over the bank of commerce ollice hours 9 to 12 130 to 530 phono office 1011 residence 1015 e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto offlco in grublns block phone 8201 i markham every tuesday office in wear block veterinary s t bodendistelvsbvsc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college main street stouffvllla phone 255 a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouftville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am see h o klinck obrien avenue for your insurance needs in fire life automobile burglary and all casualty linos a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance also automemlo and fire doctor issues writ against township an afternath of icy roads and bad motoring conditions last march is a writ issued by dr darling medi cal practitioner at goodood again st the uxbridge township council claiming 5000 damages as a re- jsult of an accident when his car was ditched drr darling was travelling along the third concession two miles north of goodwood when the car overturned and he alleges as a re sult of injuries received he had been hindered in the pursuance of his practise suffering from internal injuries the case for the township is in the hands of the legal arm of agar thompson solicitors for the road insurance co with whom the town ship carries accident insurance since the accident dr darling made a claim against the township lor damage to his car received in the said accident and while an offer of settlement was made by the insurance company it apparently was not agreed to and was never completed no claim for personal damage was discussed at that time the council met at goodwood on saturday for their regular october meeting reeve isaac catherwood presided and all members were present when legal notice was served the hydro power commission in formed council by letter that all townships in tho uxbridge area rural power district had passed to reduce hydro contracts from 20 to 5 years except in certain special cases therefore in future all rural contracts which were originally for a term of twenty years may after the consumer has taken power for five years be terminated by giving one years notice in writing to the township the bylaw was completed pro viding for the issuing of 4000 ten equal annual payment debentures to pay for building new school at ss no 9 the following road accounts were passed for payments norman wagg fill washout and drag 540 wm linton putting in culvert 120 harold dickinson drag repair culvert 3 go albert hockley jr grading and gravelling 7900 howard hockley 159 yards of gravel 23 s5 uxbridge hardware grease oil wire 390 barkey bros sharpening grader blades c m e rodman spikes and repair chain 1150 john ball timber for culvert 3 e j sheeny fill wash out gravelling 830 ira red- shaw dragging 1800 ira stiuer work and material for bridge 6425 clifford lee repairing bridge and gravelling 4760 charles lee 16 yards gravel 240 walter todd hauling timber for culverts 400 c j manley grading hill 7 russel spencely cut weeds 10 t a wilson of cannington cedar bridge timber 16239 david hills of brownhill hauling same 9 c wallace gravelling by truck 3430 robert jones 73 yards gravel 1115 robert nesbitt cedar for bridge 62 50 charles lee tim ber for bridge 1400 other accounts passed municipal world supplies 465 reeve assessor clerk selecting jurors 1050 stouffville tribune adv court of revision 150 mrs middleton caretaking hall 10 grant to north ontario plowmans association 2500 40 000 enumerators will cost dominion two million dollars small army tackled compiliation of dominion voters list monday six days for work forty thousand enumerators are at work this week from oct 15 to 20 at the gigantic task of listing 6000000 canadians on a new and permanent voters list for the dominion the new election machinery is intended within six days to estab lish a comparatively complete re cord of canadians entitled to ex ercise the franchise in the next fed eral election in rural communities approxi mately 14000 enumerators will un dertake the census of electors while in urban centres about 26- 000 will be at work the larger number in urban areas is caused by the provisions of the franchise act whicn requires enumerators of dif ferent political persuasion working in pairs while in rural districts there will be but a single recorder of names the remuneration to rural enu merators will be five cents per name or an approximate total of 150 000 for listing plus an allowance of 10 each or 140000 for three afternoons to be spent in correct ing their lists in urban centres the pay will be seven cents per name per enumer ator the double enumeration will therefore bring the cost of 14 cents per name or 120000 if 3000000 urban names are listed for city enumerators there is no allowance for corrections printing of the lists and reprinting after revision is expected to cost close to 1000000 while the various ap peals and revisions provided for will bring the total expense of prepar ing the first list under the new act to about 2000000 another 500000 will be added annually for salaries of permanent registrars in each electoral district whose remuneration will acerage slightly more than 2000 per year the registrar for east york is mr h a sanders of stouffville who is assisted in his office by miss helen rowbotham probably next week a staff of girls will be em ployed copying and compiling the lists made out by the enumerators there is around 43000 voters in east york pioneer cemetery is recommended whitchurch whitchurch township council in session at vandorf on saturday were advised to centralize all the abandoned cemeteries in the muni cipality tho advise came by letter from the cemetery committee of york county messrs a green of richmond hill and j jefferson of king also a murray ont govern ment representative the committee recommended council to remove bodies or whatever could be found in a grave of perhaps 40 years standing and over a period of time bury them all in one acreage lo be known as pioneer cemetery as under the law councils may be forced to keep in respectable con dition any cemetery in neglect such a thing as a pioneer cemetery may bo the best way out but as ono councillor said there are too many really pressing demands for our municipal funds just now to think about making such an unnecessary expenditure the report showed ten cemeteries in use in the town ship four of these were classed as well kept five as just fair and one was pronounced bad the well kept grounds are those known as wesley church cemetery church hill cemetery baptist cemetery town- line 6th con and the pine orchard grounds as fair but needing mow ing were st stephens on con 2 north of aurora and lemonville the two cemeteries at bloomingtou were both partly good but in need of mowing on part at baker hill fart was said to be fair part need ing the mower and some graives re quire filling in the old english cemetery newmarket was reported on as bad the junior farmers were granted 10 in response to request made by r e white of newmarket new concession them means nothing to tax collections higher tax collector frank steckley re quested more time to roturn the 1933 roll and said that there was outstanding on the 1933 roll only 5600 which is far lower figure by 2000 than at the same time in 1932 collector ross iratcliff has start ed on his new job for 1934 and is issuing the tax bills now he had received a few hundred dollars as well on the 1934 taxes reeve h kidd presided at the meeting members present being deputy reeve n rae councillors earl toole isaac morton and lome evans the newly elected member memorial gift made local brier- bush hospital hotelkeeper ix aurora given two months ix jail mutton dogs again councillors toole and morton moved the payments of 450 to albeit howlett and 35 to pat murphy compensation for sheep killed by dogs elevenmonth tenant seized for rent co thomas birkett insurance agency everything in incurance phono 26902 stouffville ont m m gibson ontario land surveyor aglncourt ontario l e oneill f successor to w j mather stouffville funeral director and embalmer night and day service business phone residence phone 9801 9820 matters have been moving speed ily for stewart davidson who moved onto lot 2s concession one uxbridge less than a year ago but who is now seized for rent and tax es the seizure is made on behalf of the landlord fred mantle who claims that davidson violated the terms of his lease by selling horses and offering for sale other stock thereby giving evldenco that he is preparnlg to abscond the place when davison occupied the farm under tho lease he was to llvo rent free until march 1st 1934 he was then to pay 130 annually for a stated number of years believing that he was selling the stock con trary to lease mantle caused seizure to bo effected but davidson claims that no rent is duo the owner yet nor will there be any duo until nov 1st unless davidson secures court intervention or otherwise settles tho bailiff will remain in possession until a sale is held john ripley proprietor of the queens hotel aurora was sent enced to two months imprison ment when he appeared in county police court to answer a charge of violating the ontario liquor con trol act constables martindal and stewart testified that they ordered beer at the bar of the hotel which was unlicensed and drank it all it was good beer said constable martindale the court asked if it was 44 or not and made the com ment that the officers must have been too thirsty to save any of the brew for analysis snow fence a petition for 125 rods of wire fencing was received from mussel- man lake ratepayers said petition ers promising to put up and take down fence each season the peti tioners are w cockerill a h williams m l underwood e macnelly osborne dyer e b nelson f j coultice russel drewery arthur topham j wind sor earl connor norman hisey m connor milford rose carl rose geo windsor and robt windsor 5year hydro contracts a communication from tho ont hydro commission reported that the new act is now in force whereby farmers will be required to take only a fiveyear contract if putting in hydro and that all such contracts with farmers in whitchurch now in existence are reduced to live years which means that some farmers could discontinue the current this year no one using hydro in tho municipality would agree to re turning to oil lamps so that the accounts passed l preston culvert 1128 w j robinson maiut s80 albert hoover maint 460 george leary maint 1165 t g lyon maint 320 j jones maint 500 w leary maint 1063 del baker maint so j hunt maint 891 j johnson maint 891 chas greenwood maint 300 w h sproxton maint 100 f roberts trucking g00 george hoover trucking and crushing 7125 jess cook shoveling 200 j crawford maint 750 j petch maint 1250 c moynihan maint 100 m owens maint l80 f williams maint 750 wes williams maint 300 j gourlay maint 300 w oshley maint 200 w playter maint 350 l playter maint 200 geo drewery maint 700 v fines maint 120 l j harper maint s00 j hope dragging 650 tho brlerbush hospital stouft ville is the recipient of a gift now installed that will add materially to the equipment of the local insti tution which is steadily improving all the time dr ira freel has don ated to tho hospital a complete bed room outfit of the same furnishings as is used in tho private patients pavilion of the toronto general hospital the outfit comes direct from the manufacturers and in cludes a modern gatchot bed chairs stand ward robe and other accessories in a durable wood dr freel makes this donation as a memorial to his brother the late dr s l freel and it is received gratefully by the superintendent of tho hospital mrs good along with the trustees for the institution in communication with the local doctors the tribune learns that this equipment was really needed and that it is regarded as a wonder ful acquisition the private room at the local institution is now as finely furnished as the larger hospitals and with the new gatchet bed every facility is provided for handling and for the comfort of the patient said one of the practition ers dr ira freel was tho prime mover in organizing a board of trustees for the brierbush and his interest has done much to advance the work of the hospital and now he has made a practical gift that will also meet a requirement which will long be felt as a valuable part of the equipment h guthrie dragging 350 albert scott dragging c ball culvert c bowser culvert w botham culvert h wells culvert 500 300 120 120 150 tom philips maint 1250 w gordon maint orval degeer townline peerferinan- townline frecher townlino f boll townline w johnson townline fred monkman townline george watts dragging alex watts dragging g h sproxton maint j ir sproxton maint 300 312 200 200 200 200 920 275 400 575 220 injunction issued sale cancelled jas cooney trucking 3925 j byor maint 8 so h byer maint 580 j reesor maint 1000 r williams maint 630 j winterstein maint 2317 orvil drewery maint 2575 george drewery maint 180 j h wiliamson salary 8600 h dewsberry dragging 550 geo fisher grader supplies 345 lake wilcox sand co pit run gravel 286 yards 23190 lsaac the chattel mortgage sale an nounced to be held on october 9 to sell the goods and chattels of isaac meyer at lot 15 concession 1 uxbridge was cancelled pursuant to the issuance of an injunction by the court judge at whitby the sale is now indefinitely postponed the seizure arose over a chattel mortgage held by edward meyer of stouffiville on the chattels of his son isaac the debt was incurred in 1926 at 1000 and a chattel was given at that time it had been tegularly renewed but the principal and interest owing now totals 1458 early in october mr meyer undertook to make seizure when ho was confrontel by a claim for taxes and rental which he paid himself then made seizure adding the taxes and rent to his total claim of 1458 auction bills were issued but the sale was cancelled when the son isaac made certain representations to the county judgo who set aside the sale isaac claims that the money is not owing his father and that the chattel was taken for tho purpose of holding off other credit ors the case will be aired in county court on monday tht 22nd of oct f l button kjc is representing edward meyer and mr greer of oshawa has the case of tho son with the churches mens bible class rev thos laidlaw ma teacher sunday october 21st 1934 the stouftville business and young mens bible class will con- veno in oddfelows hall on sunday afternoon at 230 rev thos laid law ma will bring the mesage subject john dillinger or individual and community responsibility social evening will be held shortly you will find a real wel come and real help in thi3 brother hood gathorlng stouffville congregational christian church harry worling lnstor sunday octobor 21st 1934 stouffville 1000 am bible school classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship church hill 200 pm bible school classes for all ages 300 pm church service oh that men would praise tho lord for his goodness and for his wonderful works to tho children of men for he satisfieth the longing soul and filloth the hungry with goodness stouffville mennonitb church rev s cressman pastor sunday october 21st 1934 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning service 700 pm mass meeting in the interest of the bible society rev banfield will speak stouffville young mens and business mens bible class harvest home and chicken pie lomonvlllo united church are holding a harvest homo service sunday oct 21 at 7 oclock in tho evening tho peachs quartette will bo in attendance on monday following oct 22 a chicken pie supper will be served in tho baso- melville bethesda peachs united churches rev j mcewen ba sunday october 21st 1934 1000 am peachs 1115 am melville 730 pm bethesda lemonville bloomington ballantrae rev o b jeffrey minister sunday october 21st 1934 1030 am ballantrae 230 pni bloomington 700 pm lemonville harvest home service at lemon- iville special music come and join us bloomington and bdtgwood christian churches rev e morton preacher sunday october 21st 1934 financial power should be al ways used to lighten the burdens and increase the joys of humanity and glorify god in the world services next lords day 1100 am bloomington 230 pm ringwood 700 pm altona a special speaker in tho interests of the bible society is expected to be at the morning and afternoon services stouffville united church rev thos laidlaw ma pastor sunday october 21st 1934 1100 am worship tho divine at the door 230 pm ss bible classes let us gladden tho heart of our superintendent by a big attendance evening service withdrawn in favor of the bible society meeting being held in mennonito church monday s00 pm yps wednesday 800 pm prayer and bible study the wctu will meet in the united church this thursday after noon at 3 oclock tho womans association will meet at the homo of mrs blake sanders tuesday evening oct 23 at s oclock you are heartily welcomed to all theso services in october 1930 at stouffvillo a banquet addressed by rev e crossley huntor of toronto an interdenominational mens bible class was organized for three years now tho enthusiasm of this class has been maintained its membership increased and its ser vice widened tho rev thos laid law ma pastor of tht stouffville united church has been the teachor since its organization and the flourishing condition of this mens group is in no small measure due to his broad sympathy and fine christian leadership tho class is truly representative of tho interests i mcut of the church a program is lo be provided admission 35c and 20c a d p i wholo community tho officers of tho class are and loyally participates in relief programmes and community enter prises tho class as a body visited different churches and shared in their worship programmes in happy fellowship two weeks ago the class re opened after the holiday season with rev archer wallace associate editor of tho onward as guest speaker an invitation to all men to moet with tho mens class in the oddfellows hall each sunday at 230 is a standing ono of course this is directed only to any individu al not attending any other class or sunday school as follows hon presidents rev e crossley hunter f l button kc drs ball and sangster reeve hw sanders and cxroevo w e morden president walter brlllln- ger councillor vicepresident mervyn watt councillor secretary harold a sanders asslstantsecy blake sanders the photograph from which this nowspapcr cut is made was taken last summer by w r sanders photographer and published in the onward a weekly illustrated paper for young people to whom wo arc indebted for the plate first row left to right d woodburn edwin smith walter thorn g ilaigut h a sanders secretary chas cadleux wilbert gower wilbert morton archie harding walter miller ernest button- second row left to right sitting herb stout morley pugh wilmot stover howard malloy walter rrilllngor president rov thos laidlaw teacher m- e watts w e morden geo leo blake sanders harold lewis tho class organist milt storey stands to tho right of tho last man sitting in this row and next to him is john rat- cliff other familiar figures aro dis cernible in tho back ground stouffville baptist church rev charles mcgrnth pastor sunday october 21st 1934 1000 am sunday school classes for all ages 1100 morning service this is faith receiving tho truth of christ first knowing it to bo true and then acting upon that belief 700 evening service no mans salvation depends on his believing that ho believes but it does depond on his seeing and receiving jesus christ as his saviour prayer meetings wednesday at 800 pm and sunday at 630 pm tho bible class will meet at tho home of mr and mrs nelson byor on friday evening at 8 oclock election of officers will tako placo at tho close of tho meeting there- foro all members- aro expected to bo present wo most heartily invito tho public to all our services