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the tribune stouffville ont thursday april 17th 1941 page threh markham aces oust bolton in overtime capture junior c title with third straight triumph overtime needed to decide final test scoring their third straight vic tory markham aces captured the ontario hockey associations junior c title friday night at maple leaf gardens by defeating bolton flyers 42 markham however was forced into ten minutes overtime be fore overcoming bolton two goals in the overtime period by baker and rowe brought vic tory to the charlie hempstead team both teams battled on even terms for sixty minutes withbolton scoring a goal with only three minutes re maining in regulation time to force the game into extra time rowes overtime goal was his sec ond while watson notched the other markham counter boltons scores were scarrow from gibson and fisher alone j markham juniors win championship by beating bolton three straight games the third and deciding one last friday by 4 to 2 at maple leaf garjjns the markham team became champions of the ontario hockey association junior c series and worthy title holders they are having shown a fine brand of hockey throughout the season those in the picture are back row left to right j bayes manager murphy coburn sabiston b harper h bangay meharg watson and h c nighswander secretary front row left to right boadway subgoalie rowe northcotte b lawrie coach baker r bangay lawrie and j harper n hurt tnvr mascot centre bud baker local general news two weeks from today thursday is may 1st opening day for trout rev mr hart who preached for a call in stouffville united church on march 23rd evening has accepted an invitation to woodbridge where he bad offered his services before coming to stouffville capt dr neil smith was in town on good friday looking like the perfect soldier fit and ready he is still making headquarters in toron to mr and mrs arthur lehman and three children were down from north bay for the easter holidays they visited his mother mrs amos leh man on obrien avenue here and her parents mr and mrs harvey wideman markham village ssa fo3 scsjzi gdjnaa fyo spsiinxf a new permanent 300 350 500 750 shampoo and finger wave 00c finger wave 40c maries beauty shop phone 176 main st e stouffville this is easter holiday week for school children the doors of all places of learning being closed until next monday morning april 21 mr j l byer of the 8th con markham reports sighting a deer last week not far from his apiary at maple rev h and mrs shantz and evelyn are spending a few days at the home of her mother in gait mrs harry stover and bobby went along to visit friends in kitchener mr and mrs john anderson of chatham are spending easter holi days at the home of his sister with mr and mrs e a button quarter pint of reliable paint for only 15 cents while the sale lasts this week at riches hardware dont miss it fifty colors to choose from a fire drill at the school last week saw over 300 pupils march out in two minutes the alarm system is to be improved immediately so the board decreed on monday evening hospitalization for the month of february the latest official record cost the ratepayers of stouffville 6704 according to figures passed by the council at its april meeting do not forget to notify mr t b rae if you wish your address chang ed in the new telephone directory shortly to be issued by the bethesda stouffville co mrs henry vanzant and daughter mrs kidd have been in toronto for several days with mrs cora menzie another daughter of mrs vanzants at the last village council meeting the fire chief was told to go ahead and purchase a ladder which the brigade wish added to their equip ment we note that last week aurora fire brigae just purchased one new extension ladder 50 feet at a cost of 370 wonder if this is the ladder the fire chief had in mind mr and mrs fred nighswander toronto were in town for a few hours on good friday our former townsman is now retired from his duties in the post office in toronto and if the war hadnt come along he might have returned to his native village where he would be closer to good fishing grounds and old mother earth e a grubinro optometrist and optician will be at his office in stouffville on monday april 21st an interesting marriage ceremony was performed at yorkminster bap- tis church toronto by rev w a cameron on april 10 when miss marion ratcliff daughter of mr james h ratcliff of this town was united in wedlock with mr fred adams of london ontario the couple will locate in hamilton fol lowing a holiday trip that special offer at riches hard ware stouffville of a quarter pint of paint for only 15c is good all this week this is your opportunity to stock up with colors for the various little jobs about the home during house cleaning genuine cil product is this clux paint which lasts long 25 colors to choose from it is still zero weather in the meat locker rooms at the stouffville creamery rent a locker and have fresh meat the year round the price is 600 per year or 400 for 6 months ifyou fill your locker with meat twice a year the cost to you would only be one cent per pound the stouffville creamery co phone 186 paint mr and mrs daniel norton of uxbridge recently celebrated the fortyfifth anniversary of their marriage her daughter mrs logan of toronto mr and mrs imurray holden of stouffville and private sam norton of petawawa were at home for the occasion and many friends from a distance sent con gratulations and good wishes mr norton is a native of uxbridge twp mrs e f rodgers missionary monthly secretary of toronto east presbyterial was the guest speaker at the easter meeting of the garrett evening auxiliary of the stouffville united church mrs roy curtis con ducted the devotional service assist ed by miss janet button and miss b winn imrs garfield kelllngton ren dered an easter solo mrs rodgers gave a helpful talk on the various activities of the wms and sugges tions on program ibuilding illustrat- ting her remarks with items taken from the missionary monthly and world friends lunch was served following the meeting miss eva hoover presided reliable brand seed oats seed grain is very reasonable in price this year right in keeping with the farmers pocket book our western seed grain is its usual high quality and we have selected just the best lots from ontario samples you can buy these grains with confidence erban oats are continuing to give a good account in york county they are leaf resistant victory oats we strongly recommend this late variety banner oats an improved variety velvet oats alaska oats oac 21 barley velvet barley goose wheat peas renown wheat flax cersean reduces seed rotting and seeding blight generally improves stands and yeilds treat wheat oats and barley stiver bros mr t w eagleson attended the ontario music teachers convention held at the king edward hotel tor onto tuesday and wednesay of this week mr and mrs c flint of toronto and miss moore of queen elizabeth way spent the weekend at mr d youngs north of town miss gwen tranmer of blooming- ton was removed to the york county hospital newmarket where she underwent an operation for appendi citis last saturday although she has been very ill for some time friends will be glad to learn that a turn for the better is confidently hoped for gwen was an upper school student at stouffville last year mrs wm watson who was re moved to the home of her daughter mrs bacon claremont three weeks ago is so far recovered from her critical illness as to be able to walk around the house her brother wellington who resides with mrs watson in town here is going on crutches owing to a sore foot his friends declare he has the gout in his toe which sometimes comes from high living and of course welling ton has been batching it station agent at blackwater for 35 years j r brabazon retired last week his position being taken by fred farrel from sunderland at noticeably large one time it was feared goodwood would be closed and j f reid sent to blackwater but this does not appear to be what happened good wood people would regret the trans fer of mr and mrs reid as much as they would protest the discontlnua tion of the train service good friday a public holiday and easter sunday were both greeted with grand weather especially on sunday when it was so warm people were using their verandas for the first time this year there was a board walk parade along main street when all the new millinery and finery of the season was to be seen during the afternoon churches were well attended with a notice able increase at the evening services when in several instances special music was rendered the number of visitors in town for the easter sun day or for good friday was not local baseball fans will be inter ested to know that our former stouffville pitching idol earl cook is now back in the buffalo camp of the international league while earl seemed to measure up in his tryout with the big league de troit tigers owner landis of that club riddled the ranks of his young er tigers a week ago keeping only the veterans and cookie was one to get a move only recently he blanked the washington senators after all other detroit pitchers had been battevl from the mound in ratcliffs hall on tuesday april 22nd from 230 to 5 pm the war branch will have on display an other shipment of articles ready to send away to the soldiers and refu gees they will also serve afternoon tea with a charge of 10 cents there will be some quilts for sale all pro ceeds for war and refugee work the war branch wishes to thank the following for donations received since last week bloomington red cross 1 quilt mrs kirby stouffville 2 quilts ballantrae ladies 9 mrs n forsythe 2 9 th line markham 2 and a ibox of baby clothing mrs j hoover rupert ave pieced top for quilt and gave 200 for lining and battsmrs watts donated a box of new clothing charged avith faelure to procure dog tad anyone found harboring or own ing a dog for which they have not procured a tag will be given short consideration from this time out in stouffville this week the first summons was issued to a citizen charged with failure to procure a tag and others will follow if dogs are found brought into town with out a tag the collection of dog tags was re ported this week as one hundred per cent with the single exception of a chap who was summoned to court from this date if you procure a dog procure a tag as well and dont wait to be asked its the own ers liability v tv will help ou modernize at low you will find it easy to give your home a lasting bright cleanliness that only brathwaites paints can give for our prices are set to meet the most limited modernization budgets youll find it just as easy to get economy combined with quality come in today and make your color selections youll be certain to find the thing you have in mind brathwaites hardware stouffville ont andy clark was telling his thousands of listeners on his sun day morning broadcast about the fergus newsletter carrying five auction sales in one issue which is attributed to prosperity in the farm ing communities wonder what he would attribute it to had andy clark checked the tribune any time the past month when wo advertised fifteen sales in one issue all farm stock auctions other papers in this district had similar lists and we doubt if any part of the province could boast so many farm auctions mr angus mcdonald is visiting our community in the interests of the lords day alliance while we are necessarily concerned with inter ests associated directly with the successful prosecution of the war we have some vital responsibilities in sustaining national interests that conserve the well being of our citi zens we must safeguard the weekly day of rest in war time as essential to the health of the workers and the efficiency of production in all lines of war supplies the lords day alliance is giving effective service in this important field of social service and making a worthy contribution to national and community welfare veribest lard 3 lbs 25c magic baking powder 1 lb tin 28c aylmer soups tomato vegetablecelerypea 3 tins 25c domino tea lb 33c a blend of the worlds finest teas aylmer choice peas no 4 2 tins 21c hunters spreading cheese lb pkgs 2 for 25c the top wall of the cement arch crossing main street crashed down into the creek on monday morning the wall had shown a serious crack for long enough and the attention of county authorities had been called to it but nothing was done fortun ately when it crashed as a truck passed by there were no children playing down in the creek bod other wise there would have been a serious situation county road men wore soon on the scene and placed some snow fen cing around the arch until such times as tho trouble is repaired the arch conducts water running in tho creek at the rear of dr h b freels residence under the main roadway on its way south more good results almost every week several people call to tell this paper about the wonderful results re ceived from our want adv column in the last issue mrs albert lehman announced a quantity of harness parts for sale since her husband is un able to carry on his usual lino one buyer came up from scar- boromarkham townllne and took away 1600 in one lick tribune circulation is widely distributed which helps our advertisers in any line to ob tain maximum results please keep in mind that small advs on the back page aro inserted for cash only but are received over the telephone with the understanding they will be settled for within the month they are inserted tasty cream soda biscuits heintz ketchup 8 oz bottle simmers garden seeds assorted pure maple syrup quebec 2 lbs 25c 10c 7 pkgs 25c 16 oz bottle 29c clearwater red cohoe salmon s 2 tins 25c solite shortening purely vegetable 2 lbs 25c five roses flour 24 lbs 85c 98 lbs 329 red rose coffee lb 27c lb 49c frys breakfast cocoa t lb tin 23c domnol 6 qt tin motor oil 109 ontario leaf lettuce radishes 2 bunches 5c bunch 5c curly green 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