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the stouffville tribune thursday july 20th 1939 page seven group leaders of youth conference at stayner camp glaremont by staff correspondent papers on sale every thurs day from your tribune carrier bov buv one todav or phone 1301 and he will call all the news of claremont and district 5 c a copy here we see the group lead ers of the youth conference just closed at stayner seated from left to right rev p g lehman pastor at maikham and who preceded rev h r brown pastor of calvary church owen sound archie stouffer ba b paed teacher it weston collegiate dr i h erb pathologist at the hospital for sick children toronto also instructor in pathology at the i university of toronto and gen eral supervisor of rev lloyd sider cobourg and young peoples chorister standing are mrs j ii sherk of stayner miss gladys eby instructor in moun tain view bible school dids- u 5 bury alta and miss winnifred the camp lageer of stayner pastor of city mission workers at mennonite camp stayner wednesday was city mission workers day on the mennonite brethren in christ camp grounds at stayner ont the city mission workers wear a black uniform and a small black bonnet with a ribbon tied in a bow hanging down below the neck they are seen with the city mission workers president rev w b moyer of kitchener seated on the iaft is miss neil matron of the workers rest home at st catharines and on the right miss little former matron and engaged in city mission work for many years standing are miss tfastman st catharines miss snider listowel miss doner st catharines mrs w b moyer miss dedels stratford and miss barfoot st cath arines staff of willing workers at youth conference at stayner the success of the mennonite youth conference just closed in a beautiful pine grove at stayner ont is due largely to this fine staff of willing work ers seated from left to right are rev p g lehman mark- ham archie stouffer weston rev lloyd sider cobourg rev ward shantz toronto w dr i h erb toronto mrs i h erb norma huber toronto winnifred lageer stayner g eby didsbury alta mrs jh sherk stayner the counsel lors seen standing are each director over a tent in which there are about seven young people they are from left to right grayce snider kitchen er margaret pridham toron to ha lunow port elgin mildred grant cobourg violet lehman toronto ellis lageer owen sound edith hoover dicksons hill doris hoover unionville gordon bolender stouffville marjorie mckay toronto e ruth hoover gormlev harley wideman dicksons hill john erb tor onto george hubbert minde- moya harris hallman han over paul storms owen sound not named john woodford owen sound not named john colley port credit mary lehman atha mrs hoover toronto dorothy reece toron to florence lageer owen sund marion sutherland tor onto dorothy wilson owen sound annie turner toronto uxbridge doctor in court oshawa july 12 dr robert wilson of uxbridge free on bail awaiting trial at uxbridge on charges arising out of a distur bance which he created at that town on monday night june 26 went on another rampage tuesday night this time the fracas occurred at port perry and as a result he appeared be fore magistrate f s ebbs in oshawa on a charge of resist ing a police officer he was re manded in custody until july 13 when a further remand was made of one week bail was fixed at 2500 but through his counsel j p man- gar kc arrangements were nude that if a mental examin ation at the county jail shows him in need of treatment that he may be removed to whitby hospital nothing of the doctors ex amination could be learned the port perry incident started when dr wilson enter ed the office of dr g m rennie when informed that the doctor was not in he re fused to leave and became abusive chief of police roy st john was called and after a struggle succeeded in placing him under arrest he was tak en to the port perry lockup for the night where he continued to shout and create a disturbance until 100 am in the moring monday june 26 in uxbridge the trouble arose when he be came noisy on the street he was charged with being a nui sance on the street using ob scene language and resisting arrest whitby gazette gasoline tax revenue up by 1214970 toronto july 12 revenue to the amount of 6014976 accrued to the provincial treas ury through the operation of the gasoline tax for the months of april may and june of this year the figure compares with the amount of 4700000 for the same months of last year for an increase of slightly over 26 ner cent increase of 25 per cent in the provincial tax accounts for nearly all the extra revenue a number from here attend ed the whitevale decoration service on sunday robert haslam was a dinner guest at the mccartney home on sunday miss mildred loyst spent the weekend with her sister mrs roy thompson of tweed dave dawson attended the school reunion at locust hill on saturday dr and mrs n f tomlin- son and family also mrs i alger motored tobuckhorn m sunday mr and mrs clark of- toron to were sunday visitors with mr and mrs wm wallace 6th concession mrs pengalli of brooklin spent a day last week with her parents mr and mrs thomas patterson mr and mrs roy morgan were visitors at cannington last week with the formers sister the sympathy of the com munity is extended to mrs reesor and family during their sudden bereavement congratulations to our band for carrving off the prize at the annual 12th of july walk at ux bridge last wednesday imperial oil service men were busy on monday removing an old gas tank from the front of the brignal station on main street mr and mrs widmer miller and family also miss emma brown were sunday visitors with mr and mrs bruce taylor 2nd line uxbridge the shaver family are occu pying mrs reuben rawsons house while she is out west visiting her son the graham clan reunion scheduled for orillia last week was postponed owing to the death of one of the members of the family mr and mrs ed mcdowell and sons of mount joy were visitors at the john scott home on sunday miss blanche manion of ren frew is spending a few weeks here with her brother f manion mrs kilpatrick of toronto and mother of our ben suffered slight stroke on sunday and it is understood she is rather poorly george judd who is employ ed on the john scott farm spent sunday at his home in toronto we understand that albert lee has the honor of being the early bird with new potatoes this year digging his first on july 1st miss marj mothersill spent sunday at washago beach and collingwood mrs mothersills mother mrs wilson fails to improve in health mrs hamond and son ever ett accompanied by mr and mrs wm hill motored to wau- bashene on sunday mr and mrs hill stopping at leaskdale to visit the iatters siser miss ellen priest returned missionary from india was in town last week and while re newing old acquaintances call ed on mrs william bingham rev augustine and miss evans mr and mrs charles brown former residents also mr and mrs floyd jones of brooklin visited with mrs bushby one day last week we are sorry to report that the illness of alf mole forced him to be absent from his accustomed corner all last week he is residing at the howard mothersill home at present david nighswander is report ed to have been the first to cut a field of wheat in this area henry johnson is threshing alsike this week and reports a good yield the mission band held their regular meeting in the park on tuesday afternoon with jean farr and pearl pilkey taking charge of the program the meeting was held following the weekly baseball game between the sunshine girls and miss elva davis class mr and mrs roy ward and mr and mrs wm burkett are enjoying a few weeks vacation near kinmount mr burketts two nephews sons of randal burkett of moose jaw also accompanied their uncle lightning during the severe storm on thursday night struck the chimney on miss florence beelbys house knocking off a number of bricks and careen ed down knocking over stove pipes and doing some damage to the floor miss beelby who was alone in the house at the time was given a severe fright but escaped any bodily injury the tribune regrets an un intentional error which crept into this column last week when we reported that ernest c fetzer solicitor had been found guilty on a conversion charge the fact is the charge was dismissed and this paper regrets the inaccurate report which was accepted by us in good faith we trust that this explanation will fully apprize the public with the true facts of the outcome of the case which was so distorted around clare mont considerable road improve ment is underway in this dis trict at present both on the brock road and the old town- line paving is due to start this week on a mile stretch from brougham north and we under stand the county will also undertake to have a portion ofi the main street in claremont stretching east and west from the four corners the grader was busy on monday cutting back the shoulders on the brock road north of goodwood some of the big hills are being torn down this week while considerable grading and ditch ing is being done just east of thos sandersons farm and on the hill opposite col phillips property the funeral was held thurs day to the union cemetery here of mrs thomas gibbons clare monts oldest resident and highly esteemed and much loved citizen service was con ducted by rev augustine ass isted by rev harry wilson of whitevale pallbearers wei messrs thos paterson g m forsyth jas mccullough wm palmer evans ward and mor gan pugh mrs gibbons whose maiden name was elizabeth savage was born in dunstable england 94 years ago this october and came to this country in a sailing vessel at the age of eleven her husband thos gibbons predeceased her twenty years mrs gibbons was a faithful worker in the bap tist church all her life and sang in the village choir for over fifty years she is survived by one son wm t gibbons of toronto and four daughters mrs adam spears whitevale mrs walford claremont mrs r p worthy brampton and mrs s stephenson of oshawa lye at the brierbush hos pital stouffville on friday july 14th 1939 to mr and mrs thomas lye claremont a son public school promotions names in order of merit promoted on years work h honours rec recom mended only senior room obtained en trance shirley kilpatrick h irene lynn h bernice lynn jack ward jean mc cullough grade vii to grade viii maurise binsted h shirley manion id norma mothersill h phyllis redshaw gladys morlev rav hill allen brown recj grade vii b to grade vii a elgin snoddon bruce miller grade vi to grade vii ed- mund warden h victor morley h billie binsted h jean farr h jean taylor harold brooks jean lenson grade v to grade vi thelma sanderson h pearl pilkey h irvine rolling lawrence norton ettie b hosie principal junior room grade iv to grade v lillian redshaw bob ward h douglas hinan kenneth morley earl anderson elaine fraser rec grade iii to grade iv joan sanderson h billie manion h margaret lenson h velma binsted h helen nor ton marion redshaw dick ward grenville snoddon carl miller rec grade ii to grade iii jack wallace h peggy mccullough h marion mansion h lillian b i n s t e a d h h gloria beverley geoigina pilkey joe morley bruce leh man alex beaton rec elmer brooks rec donald beelby rec michael valentina rec david gammon rec grade i to grade ii donald manion wilfrid morley paul whitehead marion evans grant hardy allen pilkey gloria whitehead jackie craw ford carl norton donald war den lois e linton teacher entrance results passed on years work burton arnold kilpatrick shirley lynn bernice m lynn irene m prouse hilda spang margaret tran laurie passed on examination brown fred byers mar jorie clark alan devitt helen dickinson lome gib son john hodgson doris marshman fred mccullough jean petty kenneth ward jack field day saturday a program of sports and judging has been arranged for the annual field day of the tor onto and district ayrshire club on the farm of mcclennan bros aurora next saturday l p evans gormley is president and j s ussher king secy coal cement place your orders now for coal at the summer prices salt on hand for hay and feed poultry feeds of all kinds cement delivered if requested land tile various sizes s w hastings stouffville phone 169 cream for best results ship your cream to us you can make your own delivery one cent per pound butter fat or call at a premium of have our truck stouffville creamery open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings d