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stouffville ontario january 3 1935 town topics mr and mrs d e iryan of next monday is election day in the shirley spent christmas at mr kobt townships but in stouitville all mckiuuons i officials were accorded an acclama- lion stanley theatre stouffville mid week programs tuesday and wed nesday withdrawn for the months of january and february owing to severe weather and bad roads the monthly meeting of the womens liberal club will be held at the home of mrs alfred hoover on tuesday evening january 8 will all the members try to attend when all ladies will be made welcome miss adams of the orono public school stall was spending a few days with dr and mrs d c smith rev roy heise of montreal was home with his mother mrs samuel heise clark street over christmas david clark retired undertaker of orillia died last week he was a native of lxbridge being born in scott township xext monday january 7th mr george bowers will chalk up an other year to his age it will be his sotli birthday congratulations now years day passed off in the village much like any ordinary sun day it was very quiet and while not cold the weather was extremely blustry making it unpleasant for motoring many country roads are impassable for motors constable ah pugh has received his supply of revolver and pistol licenses for the district and will issue them free of charge it is com pulsory under the law section 121a criminal code for every one com ing into possession of a pistol or revolver to at once register same this is not a permit to carry the shooting apparatus but merely a license to own same 50 to one month imprisonment is for noncompliance mr and mrs w j renuie and the uabe also miss jean rennie and mrs l c parkinson spent the holiday with mr and mrs james rennie 100 ton may knuckle down to days of steady living for the not another legal holiday until good friday which comes on april 19th and which will be the 109th day of the year 1935 miss elvera warder of toronto daughter of mrs warder and the late rev warden former pastor of the local meuuouite church spent new years at the home of mr and mrs ambrose stover the monthly meeting of the junior institute will be held on wednesday afternoon at the usual hour at the home of mrs everton smith mrs good will jbe present and give a health talk and a social half hour is being arranged all welcome notice owing to uncertain road condi tions during the winter season i will be making only one trip a month to my stouffville office duriug the months of january february and march any repairs to glasses will i be promptly done and returned if j mailed direct to me at picton ont or left with my mother next door to my stouffville office e a grubin optometrist continuation school report for fall term form 1 quality service tho wms of the united church will hold their regular meeting in the school room on thursday after noon at 245 oclock note the hour and try to be on hand secretaries of all branch departments are request ed to present their annual reports although it was christmas our citizen mr james mowat was forced to bed nursing a few bruises re ceived from a fall in the kitchen of his home the weight of so years the penalty i plus a few bruises are not sufficient to lay this citizen aside and were glad to say his recovery has been rapid stanley theatre stouffville alltalkie mrs forester of toronto was in town monday to see her brother- inlaw john atkinson who is seriously ill at his home on main street west gangrene has set in his cue foot but our sl year old citizen is as cheerful as a school hoy dur ing those periods he is relieved from pain mrs thos smales corner of main and baker avenue celebrated her s4th birthday on saturday en joying very good health for her wonderful age mrs smales aud her late husband spent most of their active married life at mongolia j their family consists of two sons david of stouffville who is employed at stiver bros elevator aud albert in toronto employed as a box mak er the latter with his wife and sou spent christmas day at home with his aged mother friday saturday january i mid 5 two features hips hips hooray wheeler and woolsey a good western 1iib scarlet river tom keene max alexander of uxbridge son of the uxbridge dry goods merchant is appointed issuer of motor car licenses a similar appointment is said to be contemplated at markham or unionville while the effort to have an appointment in stouffville failed it is not the policy of the government to have issuers in every municipality but rather fewer issuers will be appointed at central places lifelong acquaintances in stouff ville will be interested to know that dr l j and mrs burkholder of chicago happily celebrated their golden wedding anniversary 50 years on december 20 this epoch in the lives of dr and mrs burk holder was observed in fitting manner at their home 7332 constance ave surrounded by their three children the boys of the town bible class are holding a big irish carnival in the stouffville arena on the evening of wednesday january 16 you are invited to meet your friends there as well as maggie and jiggs dinty moore happy hooligan and the gas house gang there will also be racing corn beef and cabbage con test with good cash prizes for costumes an effort is being made to have king clancy outstanding player of the toronto imaple leafs present watch for bills when all other detais will be revealled to you the opening game of the bush league on thursday january 3rd is between mount albert and and their families the two sons aro stouffville the puck will be faced dr charles and fred burkholder and their only daughter is mrs humphrey we pass on to dr burk holder and his wife who is a sister ot mrs h w sanders of stouffville the best wishes of their numerous friends here tor many years of con tinued health and happiness friday and saturday january it and 12 shoot the works jack oakie ben bernie allison skipworth short subjects comedy renewing his subscription for his brotherinlaw imr benjamin pal mer who lives in vancouver we are informed by mr rolph jones of altona that mr palmer who is s4 years of age lias become blind and is otherwise in a very weakened condition half a century ago mr palmer farmed at altona and after leaving this locality he located on manitouiiri island from which place he went to the coast mr palmer and his wife who is nearing the eighty mark are remembered by our older citizens although it is perhaps j niece of our years or more since lie last visit ed the old home section mrs ida maud lundy wife of wesley lundy 9g winnett avenue torontodled there at age of 53 years on thursday december 27 1934 she came to stouffville with her parents when a child being a daughter of the late samuel keffer minister of the church of christ disciples when the old church stood on the tenth at the extreme east of the village local residents recall mr keffer as minister of this charge 4 0 years ago besides her husband there is one daughter florence at home also three sons frank clifford and verne all of toronto a brother lemuel keffer of hamilton who attended school here survives the deceased was a messrs abram john at 745 for every 15 niinutes delay starting the game the team re sponsible will forfeit a goal thi3 will ensure the fans not having to stand around as in former years waiting unduly for the start all games will be played in stouffville arena it is delbert away a and jacob yake definitely decided jy mr holden that he will give hew ford v8 tudor to one of his 1934 customers holding the lucky ticket on the night of tues day january 22 mr holden who has given a car free to one of his customers for the past two yers always on the first day of the year delaying the draw for 1934 until the 22nd in order that the fortunate receiver of the gift may be an nounced at the junior oha hock ey match between markham and stouffville that evening the added interest of the draw will stimulate the attendance and help the hockey boys financially through admissions to the game the honsuergerbarkey marri age solemnized in the mennonite church stouffville last week as re ported elsewhere in this issue is said to be the first function of this kind to be performed in- this edifice which was erected in 1903 thirty- one years ago not that this ancient ceremony is frowned on as a church affair quite the contrary as we learn from pastor cressman who intim ated to the tribune that it is his own opinion that the church build ing is quite the proper place for weddings besides the ceremony it self being sacred friends and well- wishes can better be accommodated in the church than in private homes were suggestions of mr cressman perhaps now that this young couple have started something new there may be more to follow and why not a regular epidemic round new sparton gorden e cober radio technician stouffville ont phone 7802 1 ime f or jhrverything this is the time to do that odd job about the barns youll need hard ware nails glass locks etc let us supply you at right prices radio licenses issuers gun licenses brathwaite hardware stouffville the blizzard which struck stouff ville wednesday of last week was perhaps the worst storm here in years it became quite dark in the middle of the afternoon and visib ility was so bad that one motorist from aurora who left for his home about 330 travelling to markham and across to yonge street failed to reach his town until seven in the evening he witnessed three acci dents to other cars on the way mr f l button kc and his son reg had an unpleasant experience hav ing been caught in the storm at jciaremont after attempting to make stouffville by the usual roads travelling west they were forced to obtain the assistance of a farmer and his son to enable them to get back to claremont about four oclock they attempted to travel south to tho highway but on- countered such a terrible blizzard they were forced to abandon their car and seek tho shelter of a farm house where they remained for the night both men were completely exhausted when they obtained shelter and could not have gone much farther on foot so pene trating and blinding was tho storm mr button lost his hat plunging through the farmers lane to reach the house and his cheeks were touched by tho frost to make matters worse in town the hydro lights failed in both the cast and west end of the village and after a desperate effort on the part of the electrician n w byer assisted by the markham linemen they had fo abandon tho effort to locate the trouble which was found next morning something had gone wrong with a transformer at r e browns corner from time to time we have made reference in this column to the need of a well organized business mens association such as once function ed in this village on more than one occasion recently the absence of such an organization meant bad management of public affairs con cerning merantile and other business for instance during christmas week the stores remain ed open every evening but the fact was never advertised and conse quently many people did not know of the longer hours accorded then result the merchant was the loser such an association as we require here would also have been able to handle the childrens christmas tree and prevent it from being such a rank failure and dire disappoint ment to the hundred or two children who gathered at the clock tower in the hope of meeting santa claus there christmas eve various of our merchants have expressed t lip i r re gret to us that the affair was not properly managed and we believe every merchant would willingly give a few cents to defray the cost the failure of the tree was purely lack of organization it is up to the mer chants to got together and form an association that will be alive to their own interests instead of the village being very quiet christmas eve at 7 oclock there might easily have been a thousand people on the street if a christmas tree and programme had been carried out properly shti fall in line for rjettsr bread wiis- fall timo is hero tho time that you should fall in line for better bread line up for pure food products tell your groceryman that you want stouffville bread and make suro that ho delivers it you know how to make suro that hell deliver it dont you visit our cake shop stouffville bakery bakers ot stouffvllles popular bread ambrose stover prop atkinson delma 46 baxter marion 57 boadway harold 67 boleuder glenn 61 brillinger beryl 72 brown roy 50 clarkson bert 53 clubiue charles 52 davis effie 72 davis jean 64 davis marion 59 durnin grace 69 emmerson leyland 47 ferrier fern 70 fockler edwin 51 forsyth randolph 50 fretz alma 52 holden walter 59 jack david 59 kellington kathleen 76 lewis harold 60 lofchautz eric 71 morden harold 50 moyer dorothy 6s nigh jack 52 paisley mary 46 pipher jean 48 ratelift howard 56 rowbotham donald 62 silverthoru freda 43 still william 37 stouffer helen 56 thompson ellrie 65 underwood joe 44 wideman bruce 73 form ii atkinson ireta 65 austin george 66 baker doris 55 birkett gordon 56 bolender gordon 59 brown marie 61 brown morley 54 byer wallace 63 dougherty evelyn 48 dowswell ruth 65 fairies leland 59 forsyth floyd 49 gray molly 55 harper carl 60 hastings marion 67 knight arthur 69 mcewen betty 67 marshall ruth 68 imurchison jean 6s pugh jeau 62 slack gertrude 47 smith margaret 61 starry noel 52 stover bruce 48 thompson laurel 54 timbers irene 58 paisley anne 3s tranmer wm 65 winn elmer 67 winn gertrude 63 middle school agnew edna 61 baker alan 72 baker clarion 60 ball margaret 66 start right now to feed fullopep egg mash and assure yourself of extra profits grain markets oats we are now able to export oats to the usa providing we dont get the price too high and that we ship good oats buckwheat this grain has shown some activity lately we are wanting some good clean buckwheat barley has been steady over the holiday for good trade in this grain now we are looking mixed grain is this a drag is about 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