Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), September 1, 1938, p. 7

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stouffville ontario thursday september 1st 1933 page seven sunday school attendance shows a decided decline a growing sense of economic injustice which has a demoraliz ing effect on minister and people alike is one of the causes of de crease in attendance at the unit ed church sunday schools stat es the report of the churchs board of christian education which will be presented to the general council of the church when it meets in toronto on sept 21st it is recorded in the document that the decrease in sunday school attendance since 1932 to the present time has been 866 per cent radio entertainment sunday motoring and sunday amuse ments lack of interest on the part of parents and other adults lack of religious convictions and evangelistic passion on the part of teachers and officers and a growing secularism and mater ialism are other causes blamed for the decrease the report fur ther states that the decrease is not confined to the united alone but investigation among other denominations shows similar de creases it is interesting to note that while sunday school attendance has decreased 866 per cent and more the report continues public school attendance is also lower for the whole of canada the affairs of our country i tell j do you know that she was my mr marsh pointed out that a the school attendance was down you today that you have in thesunuay bctiool teacher away working on a farm on a 337 per cent another feature of person of mr baker m the pro- lessening interest in sunday jyiucial house and your other work is the lack of teachers itlrepicsentative col mulock in is exceedingly difficult to secure an adequate number of teachers who will take their work serious ly this is particularly rue of men teachers for boys of the sunday schools trucking local and long distance trucking gravel hauled live stock h r storry telephone 5803 to follow grandfathers speaking at the mulock picnic rt hon wlm king paid a line tribute to col mulock and morgan baker and to our elder ly citizen seneca baker one may feel justly proud and a bit perked up to have the first citizen of the nation come for ward with glowing words of praise such as was set forth by mr king in part these were his words may i say to my friend mr morgan baker how deeply hon ored i feel that he should have spoken words of welcome such as he extended to me today in the years i have been associated with north york i remember having the privilege of being a close friend of mr bakers father a finer citizen of our country i believe is not to be found in any part of it he is an example to all of us a man of keen vision character and abil ity and true conception of citizenship i remember saying to a good many of our friends at the time when they came to select a candidate for the provin cial house that i doubted if they could do better than to choose mr baker i am sure he is one who will maintain the tradi tions of the constituency which he has so much at heart and one who will rise to a great place in the affairs of our province and in the federal house two young men who are going to take an increasingly important place in the public life of our country and who are going to be as hon ored as their grandfathers have been before them vancouver home folk the worlds good news will come to your home every day through the christian science monitor an international daily newspaper it records for you tho worlds clean constructive doings the monitor does not exploit crime or sensation neither does it ignore them but deals correctively with them features for busy men and mil the family including the weekly magazine section the christian science publishing society one korway street boston massachusetts please enter my eubscrldtlon to the christian science monitor tot a period of 1 year 81300 0 months 600 3 months s300 1 month 4100 vcqnc- v tclta nitlnillaft ftfinnvln caama 1 waji ttf a mm4 fx als1ke we are in the market for alsike seed submit your samples before selling we are also buyers of wheat barley and oats coal poultry feeds salt cement land tile fly spray s w hastings phone stouffville 169 for best results ship your cream to our creamery for safe and wholesome butter ask your grocer for stouffville creamery prints made only from cream produced from t b tested herds stouffville creamery go open tuesday thursday and saturday erenlngs phone 18601 coniiuued from- page one ful way he is tall and as straight as a policeman he en quired eagerly about his brothers calvin and amos at home in goodwood and nathan in toronto calvin of course is the eldest of the family mr stafford has three sons and one daughter all living in vancouver 1 like vancouver but am inter ested in the old home too he said my brother calvin sub scribes for a copy of the tribune for me each year and thats how i knew 1 could see you here smiled mr stafford continuing he said he liked vancouver be cause of its wonderful climate few frosts and last winter there was hardly a day if any that one could not put a spade in the garden sometimes it is not quite this mild mr raymer is also a week ly reader of the tribune and his copy then is handed to a mrs carter who came from picker ing she in tuin sends it some where else after reading it it was the great pleasure of the editor to meet miss beth percy who in company with her sister mrs gh trethewey call ed on us at the vancouver hotel these were busy days and we regretted that we did not have more time to spend with these old stouffville friends mrs trethewey has been located in vancouver for some time and is well known there and through out the province being greatly interested in and holding a pro vincial office in the rebecca lodge for british columbia the percy family for many reasons will al ways have a prominent place in the memory of old stouffville roy kendrick brother of mrs n w byer conducts a fine store right across from the big hotel where we had our headquarters his is the fashion shop for charis garments and his fine premises are among the best in the city mr kendrick was anxious to show us the city but we had to be content with a couple of brief visits to his well appointed business premises he still recalls many stouffville people one of the happiest hours in vancouver and we had just an hour for the visit was spent with mrs benj palmeran enter taining elderly lady and sister of our rolph jones of altona she hears from her brother weekly by way of a copy of this paper and we are proud to say it has no more interested reader than mrs palmer despite a half century or more away from her home here she follows the child ren and grandchildren of her former acquaintances this keeps her mind alert and pro vides mrs palmer with much to think about with her two daughters mrs palmer is a wid ow we enjoyed a drive through vancouvers wonderful park the misses palmer were most kind to us and their mother is certainly fortunate to have at home two such thoughtful and lovely girls mrs palmer referred to an article in this paper recently concerning mrs esther robin sons birthday why i was so delighted to read that said this vancouver lady and oacn wnea we were all jusi jy b w giiis e promised to convey congiatuiauoiis to mrs kobin- average about 300 and his keep son mrs palmer left the altona some he said are paid more section as a young woman and j because of their greater exper- with her husband located on manitoulin island but in later seasonal work during the years went west she is one of summer months the men are the few people who could prob- p to 35 p month and ably provide material better than t room and board mr any one else for an early history marsh pointed out that if albei- of altona mrs palmers one ta farmers meet the demands of daughter is a graduate of the tne agricultural workers the bc university men wi not be any further dr w and mrs richardson than workers in ontario called at our hotel headquarters because their jobs will not last one evening for a brief visit dri lon as those of the eastern richardsons sister is the wife of workers i rev w s irwin who this summer came to whitchurch to become minister on the lemon- ville circuit of the united church the doctor has been a dental practitioner at the coast for many years and has a well located office on one of the main thoroughfares his wife is a niece of mrs robinson of whom mrs palmer made reference al so mrs richardson is a niece of mrs millard and cousin of mrs lud hoover she was born near whitevale her maiden name being christina spink they are well and were anxious for news from stouffville well known merchant tailor in vancouver conducting a live business in madetomeasure clothes is hartley storey a native of this section being a son of the late john storey his parents lived where eli raymer now resides on main street west at 9th concession after moving from their farm on uxbridge whitchurch townlinehartley as a young man learned the tailor ing with the late w b sanders and worked on the bench with frank rae and john bundy when they were lads mr storey has not forgotten the town of his youth and when he showed us his well oppointed business premises we were plied with questions about the home town folk it is aiound 35 years since he left home here he is well known in the city of vancouver and enjoys a large patronage there all these people warned us to bring back greetings to their old friends that overhaul job can be done now so that your car will be in good shape for the rigorous fall and winter season come in and talk over your problem with us our special payment plan will aid you if you prefer small regu lar remittances raes garage service tht satisfies goodwood phone 2002 says farmhands pay equals union demand ontarios agricultural workers have never made any move to form a labor union it was learn ed recently from deputy min ister of labor james marsh but although the farm woikers in ontario have not organized they are generally just as well paid as the men in alberta where an organization known as the alberta harvesters wage committee has been formed the alberta union made known its wage demands in a manifesto distributed to unem ployment men in calgary they ask for 2 per day for stookers on a tenhour basis and 4 for eleven hours for threshers western farmers preparing to reap the best grain crop in sev eral years are offering 175 and 2 per day for harvesters with bindes and combine men getting as much as 350 per day j fred marsh superintendent of the ontario employment bureau said yesterday ontario farmers are paying 1 per day for harvesters but pointed out that because of the smaller grain crop in ontario the work is con siderably different it would not be fair to com pare the wages of ontario and alberta workers he remarked because the jobs are entirely different in ontario the work ers merely harvest the crop while in alberta they thresh as well as harvest the crop huu blue coal now on the ton low prices now in effect worlds finest anthracite save real 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barrio ontario october 11 12 13 14 ottawa winter fair novem ber 811 roval winter fair novem ber 1523 guelph winter fair nov 20 to december 1st tribune advertising pays aoooc aonoc 30e30e zoe30i aodoaoc i0e0e30e xoe30e ioexox xoexoe aocaox stouffville junior farmers annual fall dance cedar beach gardens charlie hannigan musselman s lake and his mountaineers friday evening september 9th d aoraobs ipraoc 30e30i 30eioe x0e30i0c ioeoeioe 30exoi 30exoe xoexoe ioexoe

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