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vibttm volxlvil x034 stouffville ontario thursday january 9 1936 a v nolan jp publisher creophos relieves bronchitis chest colds and lingering coughs builds strength to enable the system to resist disease germs j m storey the home of quality drugs druggist ballantrae mrs j elliott of ballantrae has gone to toronto for the remainder ot the winter her daughter miss l elliott ot winnipeg has taken an apt at ibs cambridge ave and has her mother comfortably settled miss elliott is sailing on saturday on a two months business trip abroad iiasisrance thomas birkett insurance agency everything in insurance hone 25902 stouflville jut h 0 klinck obrien avenue lor your insurance needs in fire life automobile burglary and all casualty lines sabbath roost raiders made a daring steal a rather spectacular robbery occurred on sunday when roost raiders visited the farm of v f st john just east of town in day light and made off with about 40 hens the family decided to go visit ing and left home in the middle of the morning returning before s in the evening when they discovered the robbery tracks of a oar were clearly visible to the garage which adjoins the hen pen xo oil appears to have noticed j car on tiie st john farm during the day although lloyd turner living just across the way to the west states that his dog set up a big noise about 3 oclock and had to be called in the house to be quieted the animal may have sensed some thing wrong it is thought being the sabbath day a truck would not likely have ventured on the roads for such a mission and the tracks indicated that it was a passenger car in which the birds had been con veyed it would also appear that the robbery was carried out by someone who knew the movements of the st john family which had only suddenly decided in a hurry to make the trip from home on that par ticular day that a sneakthief would operate in this way in broad daylight is something to he wondered at can they he in the neighborhood could strangers possibly have known the family was away these are ques tions for the police to ponder over and we understand they are at work this manner of theft smashes the old proverb which says the better the day the better the deed reeve gets record high majority there were two highlights to the election results in whitchurch on monday when reeve xewton rao was returned wita a majority of 34s votes firstly it will go down on record as one of the lightest votes polled in recent years of poll of 2400 votes only 790 voters went to the polls secondly the majority was one of the heaviest tre opinion prevalent was that an elec tion was unnecessary however now that it is over the 1935 council should feel proud neir action in building the township hall has been vindicated by the ballot also their manner of wiping off tax arrears mr herman kidd defeated candi date had been in the council for nine years and was defeated a year ago by mr rae by 9 votes up to that time mr kind had an unbroken record reeve rae is now starting his second term but had two years as deputy in 19331934 the vote by polls on monday was for reeve of whitchurch angucan pastors farewell rev j j robins rector of markham and stouffville anglican parish has tendered his resignation and will preach his farewell sermon here next sunday afternoon at 3 oclock rev mr robbins is going possible to bolton and his departure re moves a minister whose outstand ing pulpit oratory has no peer in this district and he will therefore be greatly missed by his people here the larger part of the anglican parish is stationed at markham village where the rectory is also located mrs baker buried at baker hill tremendous crowd pays last respects late david hill the assemble larj at est crowd i funeral ever to n south scarboro 4 stouffville 4 last week w asked you to come to the opening hockey game but we had no idea you were going to get dollars worth of hockey for 25c i 1 a whitchurch gathered together ouj a any one that was tnere stouit saturday afternoon wilcox lake bethesda lemonville liloomington bogartown rieasantville cedar valley vivian majority father lived at pine orchard writes book a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance also automobile and fire ladies attention shampoo and finger wave 50c finger wave c this special is for limited time only permanent waving ladies and gents haircutting l keeping appointment only phone si 14 4 doors east presbyterian church stouffville juniors wix motorists we have just installed an uptodate high pressure lubricating system bring along your car and be assured of a firstclass job our outfit assures the grease being forced to all the working parts of the chassis carl boadway proprietor opposite the mansion house stouffville to toron to standard time leave leave stoilffvillo toronto bay at dundas a 715 am h 1100 am b 925 am c 130 pm c 345 pm e 530 pm d s40 pm c 545 pm h 1015 pm a daily except sunday holidays b sunday holidays only c satur day only e daily except saturday sunday holi days copies of the new time tables are available at our offices and agencies gray coach lines the first hockey game of the season for stouffvilles junior squad was played in markham against east york on thursday night last the local gang threw every thing they had into the game and the score was quite descriptive of the play due to the condition of the ice and the fact that it was a pre season tilt accounted for consider able bush whacking throughout stouffville being short two of their star performers namely spencely and draper a shift in the lines was necessary a couple of less ex perienced subs were brought into play but on the whole gave good account of themselves the first period was rather ragged neither team having any advantage following a scoreless opening stanza the boys went to work with a will and murray ilolden opened the score sheet on a pass from john button shortly after the beginning of the second the locals went into the third period with a two goal lead which was added to on three occasions by ashenhurst and nerlick during the dying moments lou morden staged a short fistic struggle at centre ice but was speedily ban ished along with his east york opponent for five minutes by referee johnson with less than five minutes to play off the final stanza the york ers sent everyman into stouffville territory and succeeded in robbing vic paxton of a 50 shutout the star performer of the game was unquestionably ernie xerlic the centre player for the locals second line he packs a shot that would make connacher blush and his quick shifts and busts of speed proved the highlight of the game french import quotas a re cently published volume on french trade by arnold haight london england formerly of waterloo ont and a son of the late frank haight of pine orchard has received favor able comment ill the london ecou- omist and the london times inaugural council meetings ail municipal councils will on monday january 13 for inaugural session of the township councils will hold meet their year their usual daytime sessions while ii stouffville council will be sworn ii at 11 ocock and adjourn until even ing victoria square news the new africa making in the an illustrated travelogue bv denzil g ridout 100 handcoloured views mr and mrs w f xichols mr and mrs l l nichols and mrs r ratcliff met with quite a serious accident while on the way to attend a funeral at parkhill the car was badly damaged and mr llnichols received cuts about the head the community was startled at noon hour when the dreaded cry of fire came over the local tele phones the location was the home of mr clare sanderson fifth ave help which came in large numbers and also unionville and richmond hill fire bridgades failed to save the structure which now lies in ruins the twostory seven room structure erected in 192g was of fire resisting construction but the blaze which originated in the upstairs defied all efforts of fire fighters all furnish ings on the ground floor were re moved to safety but dense smoke prevented removal of furnishings from the second story the sympathy of the community goes out to mr and mrs sanderson and their family in the loss of their home a most interesting coloured illustrated travelogue on afca will be given by rev d g ridout frgs in the stouffville united church on monday evening january 13th at s oclock these views have been so much in demand that although we endeavoured to secure them in october 1935 the earliest date for which they could bo booked was after the new year mr ridout has recently returned from a 30000 mile tour to and through africa the star weekly says it is doubtful if a finer collection of human interest photos has over come out of the dark continent this progamme will bo made doubly interesting by having mr it k williams haretone soloist of klmhourne park united church and mrs r g williams organist agisting in making this evening a profitable and entertaining one come and bring your friends silver collection will be taken dur ing tho ovcnlng died wednesday morning wm brodie died in toronto on wednesday morning in his coth year reference is made to his ill ness elsewhere in this issue hut we learn of his death as the last page goes to press mr brodie who is a brother of our james brodie at ringwood was horn south of bethesda and is survived by his wife who was beatrice brown of pine orchard and by one son alfred e brodie and two grandchildren cedarena the winter wonderland junior i tuesday armors skating pnrty evening january 11 richmond hill lost one of its best known and most highly re spected citizens tuesday evening dec 31st in the passing of david hill a resident of that village for fortyfour years he earned a reputa tion for industry and integrity and his death removes one who for j nearly half a century was actively associated with the business and public life of his community the funeral was held saturday after noon with a private service at the house at 23 0 oclock followed by a public service at 3 pm in the irich- mond hill united church which was attended by many members of the masonic lodge of which the late mr hill was an outstanding member for many years the late david hill was born in 1sg3 in the county of antrim ire land and was the fourth son of the late captain james hill who sailed the seven seas as a master mariner for many years he came to canada with his parents at the age of eight years and in his early manhood fol lowed in his fathers footsteps and followed the life of a sailor sailing i with his brother the late sam hill on the great lakes until 1s91 when he moved to richmond hill in that year he founded the business firm which for the past fortyfour years has been known throughout york county as david hill and company prominent in fraternal circles his passing will be mourned by a very wide circle of friends honored many times by his fraternal associates he had the distinction of being a past chief ranger of the woodmen of the world past master court rich mond aof past master of the iouw past master of richmond lodge af am no 23 grc having served as master in 1904 and 1905 in 1933 he was honored by grand lodg e af am by appointment as a grand lodge officer and in 1931 irichmond lodge conferred on him honorary life membership he is survived by his widow os- burgha pearl foster hill has first wife having predeceased him mine years ago one daughter mrs victor pugsley of sedley saskatchewan four sons and three brothers like their father the four sons are all actively associated with masonry p c hill a past master of richmond lodge 1922 l a hill a past mast er of richmond lodge in 1931 dr c e hill a past grand supt ram 1934 and a r hill a present i g richmond lodge p c hill l a hill and a r hill have been assoc iated with their father in the busi ness firm of david hill co and dr ce hill has been in practice at lansing since 1921 the four brothers surviving are william hill of butalo ny james hill of elm- vale for 17 years was associated with his brother in business here john hill tof peterboro and allan hill of alliston the funeral service on saturday was conducted by irov c w fol- lett and rev g e coulter of the united church of which the late mr hill was a lifelong member inter ment will take place in richmond hill cemetery the liberal as a mute silent testimony of sorrow and re gret on the untimely death of edna gertrude clubine wife ot morgan baker mpp for north york mrs baker was in her 4sth year and was the only daughter ot mr and mrs ezra clubine of whit church who both survive her she is also survived by her husband three daughters alma dora and may and two sons merlyn and allan as well as two brothers dr israel clubine toronto and aitcheson cubine at home she was a member of baker hill baptist church active in all its organiza tions and deeply interested in the parliamentary success of her hus band whom she assisted in local political organizations the baker hill church was crowded an hour before the time of service and the friends outside ran into many hundreds from all walks in life hon arthur roebuck with a number of- deputy ministers repre sented the ontario government while other notables included w p mulock mp w j gardhouse aj ii eckardt the service was taken by the pastor rev w e smalley while rev e c macleod preached the sermon his text was from psalm 231 yea though i walk through the valley of the shadow of death i will fear no evil for thou art with me the speaker sought to empha size the fact that one may pass through the valley of death without fear if they are one with christ which was a comforting thought to throw out miss fockler and mrs stafford sang two duet numbers rock of ages and abide with me the pall bearers were professor w baker guelph everett baker baker hill earl pipher newmarket lou donor toronto ernest hunt and ross hunt gormley airs bakers demise movad this district to a state of remorse euch as is not often felt her sincere and loveable ways coupled with a family attachment which permeated her life and that of husband and children made her passing very hard to bear more than 50 wreaths hanked the bier at the late home while hundreds of letters of sympathy from far and near were received by tho bereaved family and scarboro were the compet ing teams playing a tie game 4 all right from the drop ot the puck un til the end both teams kept up teams missing some close ones iu season stouffville opened the scoring after nine minutes of play in the first period then scarboro came right back and evened it up with both teams missinb some close ones in the second period scarboro scored two goals in a row first by thompson and the second by harrison to make the score 31 but to show what the local boys are made of they came back in the last period and scored two goals to even il up spencely and redshaw getting the goals in the ten minutes of overtime nerlick broke away when scarboro was caught napping and scored for stouffville and this lead they held until 45 seconds to go when scarboro tied it up there were no particular stars in the game everyone playing their part the very best enthusiasm was at fever beat and the fans nearly raised the roof several times paxton played a par ticularly fine game iu the stouff ville nets the next game here tuesday night january 14 brings aurora to town the fastest team in the group so dont fail to come over 200 cheered the boys on the first appear ance this year and this they certainly appreciated benj palmer dead in vancouver a native of claremont and an old resident of this district died in vancouver on december 22 1935 when benjamin palmer passed away in his s6th year at his late home s310 selkirk street he was laid to rest at ocean view cemetery just the day before christmas older residents will recall mr palmer when he lived here he married miss mahala jones ot altona and was therefore a brother- inlaw ot our ralph jones of altona besides his vife the deceased is survived by four sons and two daughters they are joseph ot vancouver austin of penticton hewson of trail and ralph of everett washington also misses mary and sarah at home it is 51 years ago since mr and mrs jones moved from the stouff ville district to manitoulin island where they successfully farmed for some time their family continued westward soon to be followed by the parents who retired in van couver where they had spent long and happy years the announcement of the death ot mr palmer will be read with general regret by the wide i circle of friends whose associations in the early days here are re membered with pleasantness court day brings p luc tuesday was an unlucky day for any stouffville folk having any thing to do with police courts for both witness and defendant dr sangster was summoned as a witness by constable quibell in the charge against fred todd of reckless driving arising out of todd collid ing with harry paisleys truck parked on main street the doctor was proceeding along a city street when someone attempted to make a left hand turn without giving the necessary signal it is alleged dr sangsters oldsmobile ploughed in to the other buss with considerable force both being badly wrecked our medical man had to return home with the constable leaving his car for repairs fred on the other hand was assessed 10 and costs for ploughing into paisleys truck and given sarnded sentence on a charge of not reporting an accident another george flint enough rails to band the earth if all the rails comprised in the tracks of the worlds railways were to be placed side by side they would form a steel pathway 15 ft wide right around the earth similarly if all the worlds locomotives and roll ing stock were to be placed end to end they would more than cover the entire length of this steel pathway in brooklyn new york city on xew years eve a son george schuyler flint was born to rev and mrs george y flint ot east berlin conn the young man is the first grandchild of chancellor and mrs chas w flint of syracuse university he perpetu ates the family name george familiar to old residents of stouffville who know george flint sr then george flint jr father of chancellor flint and of george walter flint the name passed to chancellor flints sort and now to his grandson 3 send the tribune to absent friends the church notices archie wagg native of goodwood now living at port huron mich visited his cousin isaac barkey in stouffville this week it is 42 years since he saw the old homo section markham township electors were for reeve while james rennie satisfied with their 1935 council for downed w c colin by 395 for de- they were returned for 1936 withpnty reeve the old councillors are out any change the veteran george hooper reesor and sumerteldt padgett led w l clark by a 194 vote by polls the gala event of the season lunch and coffee provided admission 25 and 10c every tuosday evenings with public skating and saturday free refreshments as usual on saturday nights sa p q 7t p3 0 c 5 o 0 5 a 0 o s3 0 to 0 1 2 1 1 1 s o reeve deputy councillors thornhill 205 97 129 161 146 116 102 94 115 elgin mills 61 gg 01 52 59 53 43 24 43 buttonvlllo sg s5 71 ss 130 60 59 59 65 victoria square 1930 30 121 32 119 69 s2 44 25 unionville 135 1g2 160 114 116 103 110 141 166 cashel 33 52 58 24 53 52 54 21 27 cowles 21- 4g 3g 20 20 29 31 54 13 mount joy 11 70 23 10 16 20 20 12 9 dicksons hill 70 24 sg 14 34 94 30 31 7 71 71 102 30 7t 85 38 100 15 58 32 96 6 25 s3 26 13 3 ssi 687 949 554 792 7g4 595 593 488 sixth line baptist church rev w e smalley pnstor telephone 1903 sunday january 12th 1936 1000 am sunday school 700 pm church service rev e morton will preach special music by choir of ringwood christian church bible verso for this week read 2nd jno chap 11011 blooahngton and ringwood christian churches rev b morton preacher sunday january 12th 193g fellowship with christ in his services is an experience which can not be had in as great a degree by those who wilfully substitute the radio for personal church atten dance matt is 20 services next lords day 1100 am bloomington 230 pm ringwood 700 pm altona rev av e smalley will have charge of the three services ho will bo glad to see you t t t t stouffville mennonite church rev i brubacker pnstor sunday january 12th 1936 1000 am bible school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm regular gospel service tuesday evening january 14 at 8 pm young peoples meeting a special program will be given by the yps of gormley all welcome t t t t stouffville united church rev thoa laidlnw minister sunday january 12th 193g 1100 morning worship subj unexpected laughter reception of members and baptismal service 200 ss biblo classes 700 pm evening service beginning with a song service subj the god who carries monday jan 13th lantern slides on africa see local column will secys of all aocioties kindly hand in their annual reports to treasurer and pastor of church at the very earliest opportunity vou are heartily welcome to all these services lemonville bloomington baijlantrae rev c b jcffery minister sunday january 12th 1936 1015 am ballantrao 230 pm- bloomington 700 pm lemonville t t t t stouffville presbyterian rev w h fuller b a sunday january 12th 193g 200 pm sunday school 300 pm church service every one cordially invited t t t t stouffville baptist church clins s mcgrnfli pnstor sunday january 12th 1936 1000 am biblo school 1100 am worship 700 pm service wed 8 pm prayer sorlvce t t t t stouffville mens bible class nondenominational meeting each sunday afternoon at 230 in oddfellows rooms button block a cordial invitation is extended to all men of the community who are not connected with any other sunday afternoon group wc brillinger irev t laidlaw president teacher t t t t stouffville congregationaii christian church william tyler pastor sunday january 12th 1936 stouflville 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship the pastor will preach 700 pm gospel service come and enjoy tho bright song service of old timo gospel hymns preceding the evening service air arthur greer baritone soloist and leader of toronto bible collego choir will sing and preach at tho evening service wed 7 pm junior endeavour wed s pm prayer aleeting church hill 200 pm sunday school 300 pm church service air arthur greer of toronto and assistant evangelistic leader at toronto bible collego will preach and sing thursday s pm the christian endeavour will meet at the homo ot airs paisley tho public are invited to onr gospel services