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page eight the tribune stouffville ont thursday may 4th 1939 toronto- goodwood f a h w davey 8 stanton ave birthday greetings to the following whose natal day falls between may 1st and may 9th bert stewart gordon smalley dean alcock sandford mildred cook mrs george windsor musselmans lake mrs wm kellington raglan mrs anne- bell wagg marjorie hockley mabel baker uxbridge town ship mrs fred woodland goodwood the scribe himself is receiving greetings on reach ing his 60th birthday may 2 born in the village of good wood in the old house still standing between the baptist church and distin mcdonalds modern residence we have a lifetime interest in the place mr and mrs vaughan blueman and son were at their scugog farm on saturday and later visited mrs blueman sr in ux bridge harry flumerfelt visited ux bridge last week we are often accustomed to think of western canada in terms of cold weather well mr hilton supt of ault wiborg co where the flash writer is employed has just re turned from a trip to winni peg where the weather was so mild he did not wear an over coat we hear there is to be a conference at uxbridge over the highway construction program surely they will not stand for anything being built that does not start at the south end of the municipality of uxbridge and not somewhere north of uxbridge town where the south ern end of the municipality will receive no benefit every body travels south we will keep our eye on that early potato patch belonging to i george wilson in uxbridge township and if we get a chance we will be glad to sample them being about the first patch in the township this season it would be well for us to record when they go to market and the yield just to see how it compares with later planting on sunday morning we here in the city had to fall in line on the new time like it or not well it does give us an hour more daylight after getting out of the big buildings but as for our personal feelings we can say that we had to get up at 530 every winter morning and now we have to rise at 430 country time oh well we heard a lady in the street car say the other day that she has to rise at 5 oclock and now it will be four to get breakfast for two who must be in their places at 7 and the lady 60 years old has been doing this for 17 years you see not all early risers are in the country best wishes to mr and mrs hubbard who have moved from goodwood to lindsay sorry to hear that george evans lost part of his one fin ger but george will the more appreciate the remaining nine on many occasions the cor respondent has received gifts through the mail during our re cent long illness but arriving home last saturday how de lighted we were to receive not a book some candy or pippin apples so sir it was a real beauty chicken all cooked and ready for the table my oh my there are some things in life that make us glad and as we shared the gift with our family we realized it was some chicken we learn that three new totts commenced school at goodwood after easter holidays and to them we hope for a successful academic career we recall our own start when the attendance stood at 87 jack frost used to freeze the ink bottles and the pails of water standing in the anti rooms we all should have proved good stokers for each boy had his turn in keeping on the fires yes and we had to eat thawed out sandwiches too but it was all fun then and our digestive organs never rebelled howard harper was warming new garments for old by our fine art of dyeing garment youve tiretf of or perhaps feel youve been seen in too often yet too good to throw away let us dye it into one of the new interesting similes we have made a very careful study of dyeing and are accomplishing some surprising results consult us in case your gar ment cannot be dyed to advantage well frankly tell you so we take pride in fine dyeing agent town shaws store stouffville phone 9512 chester cleaners and dyers limited toronto a seat at the forester celebra tion in maple leaf gardens the other night the passing of miss isabella murison recalls to us old memories of the murison store and while she lies in peaceful sleep her memory we shall always keep we are thinking just now of a church about to close its doors after 70 years of service the building is fractically all that is left and one wonders where the congregation has scattered to times and conditions change but one we are sure christ the head of the church never never changeth hes the same yesterday today and forever sorry that jack rae is on the sick list especially are we solicitious for him you see there is so much of him to get sick as compared to we little chaps we learn that mr latcham our esteemed friend is not feel ing very well these days hope for quick recovery our friend mrs joe middle- ton is ill at the home of her daughter on pape avenue she received a floral gift the other day which we trust she appreciated get your tickets early for the molly macgregor studio dance recital at the eastern high school of commerce on may 31 goodwood talent will be on the program so goodwood institute are planning an entertainment well right here we wish them every success harry woodland injured his hand with his car in stouffville the other day but we under stand it is not serious we welcome back an old friend samuel whittleton who returned from regina where he farmed for years sam will settle on the edmund whittle ton farm south of goodwood and all his friends in the city bunch together to wish him good luck miss minnie lee returned to her home east of goodwood on saturday mr and mrs george lee took her out in his car and the scribe was invited to go along as balast for the car oh boy did we need it after leav ing stouffville on the govern ment highway despite the easy riding qualities of the car the bumps were something to re member three cheers and a tiger for the tribune ii winning such top honors at ottawa last week the editor and his son charles may have done their part well but those rural correspondents sure have a right to feel proud too and we know mr nolan feels proud of them all for he new goodrich roaddrying tire gives you quickest nonskid stops youve ever had on any road we make it as simple as a b c to buy this amazing newt roaddrying tire that protects you against both skids and blowouts whether you want one tire or a full set gooderich tubes batteries or car accessories whether your car is entirely paid for or not and regardless of past experiences elsewhere you can buy these firstquality pro ducts without any red tape or long embarrassing investi gations just how your license card and tell us how you want to pay sensational you bet for here at last is a tire that auto matically sweeps wet roads dry and gives you the quick est nonskid tops youve ever had on any road wet or dry the broader flatter deeper lifesaver tread of the new goodrich safety silvertown is designed to give maximum road contact and gives you greater safety comfort and relaxation when youre driving over wet slippery roads gooddeb sill silvertown no need to take risks because weve made goodrich roaddrying tires easy to buy oil- now is the time your car requires a complete change of grease and oil the old wornout winter oil must be drained and flushed for good motor performance during the summer months drive in today and let us flush your motor with the new inters cleaner and fill yu up with sunoco sun oil products transmission and differentials also should be drained and refilled with the proper grade of summer fluid grease we have no hesitation in stating that wc have some of the most uptodate equip ment and you can be sure your job is well done come in and see your car lubricated and you will see that there are no fittings missed and every place has the proper type of lubricant says so recently we reviewed the wagg family but this week we wish to make reference to another branch descendants of the late isaac wagg and now well we remember them all as school chums the honored parents have gone but their mem ories remain green will we ever forget shy little edith now mrs thomas watson of marsh hill east of uxbridge then wo think of our chum frank wagg still in the old village next i think of another young lady named may but know today as mrs mervyn rodman of uxbridge then oh oh next comes the twins that everybody loved about the village dora and dan and we recall a little fellow who died very young by the name of coleman yes a pioneer family in- died all born on the homestead above goodwood the second line school contest well done each and every one who took part and to their teacher miss paisley may the correspondent than her sin cerely for her help on satur day last miss paisley mailed to the coirespondent letters and drawings of the school by the eight contestants and eight letters from these boys and girls to the scribe well they are wonderful and a pity every one could not be in the run for 1st 2nd and 3rd the judges examined all the details the work neatness of drawing writing and line up of their letters to pick out one two and three but oh oh number 4 had to be placed up with number three as a tie the remaining four were also well done and certainly time was spent on these too there will be four prizes instead of three as an nounced 1st blanche bacon aged 13 years 2nd mable tindall aged 11 years third prizes tied murray taylor 10 years and george dowswell 12 years the remaining four grace morgason harold morga- son ronald wagg marie mc- guckin reserve honorable men tion first and second prizes are a one years subscription to stouffville tribune second and third prizes each an uptodate storry book the remaining four and the teacher are suit ably remembered business directory medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon xray office cor obrien and main phone 196 coroner for york county dental neil c smith ld3dji office over bank of commerce office hours 9 to 12 noon and 130 to 530 pm phone office phone resident 1001 1015 clarenione every tuesday office over wilkinsons store phone claremont 1401 e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal collestr of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto orace in grubins block phone 8201 markham every tuesday office in wear block a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffville monday wednesday fridays 9 co 12- am insurance see h o klinck obrien ave ir your insurance needs in i fire life automobile bnrglarj and all casualty lines thomas bhtkett general insurance agency representing reliable companies including lloyds of london england phone stouffville 26902 a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance co -also- automobile and fire stewart beare radio service of newmarket formerly of markham in stouffville every wednesday at brathwaites hardware phone 9601 last week jack miner kings- ville bird cejebridie celebrated his 74th birthday lehmans shoe store phone 4301 stouffville footwear for all the family womens hosiery boots shoes rubbers mitts socks gloves silverthorns garage phone 17002 stouffville ontario brierbush hospital government licensed main street east stouffville maternity medical and surgical cases taken ambulance service registered nurses and 24 hour service mrs e r good phone 191 office phone residence phone 3160 3514 arthur w s greer barrister solicitor notary public 0 king street east oshawa ontario resident- partner branch office wc pollard kc port perry ont uxbridge ontario phone 264 mccullough button flbuttonkc hrbuttonba barristers solicitors convey ancers etc buttons block stouffville money to iran idmo permanent waves 250 to 1000 shampoo haircut and finger wave included hot oil treatments facial manicuring east end beauty shop phone 176 l e oneill stouffvtlle funeral director and embalmer continuous telephone service day and night business phone rasidonce phone r g clendening funeral director ambulance service phone markham 9000