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page six the tribune stouffville ont thursday sept 4th 1941 t0r0hto goodwood flashes walter davey 8 stanton ave toronto mr and mrs geo bown spent sunday with friends at coboconk mr and mrs charlie watson visit ed on sunday at the sam bacon home mr and mrs james hackney from toronto were visiting at edward taylors mr and mrs alvin redshaw and family spent sunday with 01 r and mrs cecil redman mr maurice sheldon were visitors with his mother mrs win sheldon of coboconk mr and mrs wm robb spent sunday with mr and mrs w symes on the 5th quite a large number from good wood and district are taking in the toronto exhibition we are sorry to learn that mrs george maye has not been in the best of health to my friend mr isaac shaver wo extend our deep sympathy in the loss of his wife who was so well known to us all mr r thurlwell is hauling stone and gravel for the bryan garage mr william mitchell is helping at the alsop farm mrs wm mitchell has her nephew visiting her mr and mrs swales of toronto visited the feren home mr ross lee new york visiting his mother in stouffville mrs stella strethrow and miss ruth miller have returned from a muskoka holiday the girls sunny sewers club of goodwood went to peterborough august 2 th willis taylor familiar figure around route 3 has returned to oshawa where he intends to work all winter mrs jas harris mother of our friend lieut harris lias returned from spending the summer at island grove lake sinicoe weekend visitors at goodwood included mr harvey feasby at chas feasbys mr aimer cooper at wal ter coopers miss helen darling at home miss winnie stewart at geo stewarts miss jessie reid at her home imr and mrs aimer reid at j f reids mrs g cane at her fathers j latcham miss laura ashenhurst motored the sunny sewers club to peterboro along with their leader mrs arthur hall last wednesday this being the day for junior departments at the exhibition there the club girls who took in the event were mabel tin- dall blanche and lillian bacon martha stewart muriel jones grace wags along with their leader and driven as mentioned banking service is an everyday necessity savings accounts forinvestmentorspecialpurpose funds current accounts for business and for personal or household disbursements safety deposit boxes for securities and valued papers loans business or personal including instalment loans money orders travel cheques drafts as banking services are available to you and four active me of them will be welcomed the bank of nova scotia istd 1832 over a century of banking experience mr walter bryan is putting up a 1 new garage goodwood still grow ing sorry our friend mrs geo maye is en the sick list hope for speedy improvement mr and mrs w andrews of hall- burton visiting at mr and mrs r thurlwells home congratulations to our friend morley pugh who now is a sergeant in the kings forces to our newly weds mr and mrs todds also mr and mrs smith we extend best wishes mrs dan taylor and bobbie of porcupine mrs wm sullivan of st catherines have been spending a few days with their grandfather mr john collins local improvements in goodwood the fields house the dowswell home mr geo mayes the ed davis home the latcham home coats of paint birthday greetings to albert hardy whitby ellwood lintener helen evans claremont district bernice yake uxbridge clarence stafford sam irwin mrs wilmot irwin billie mcguckin mrs j badgero all of stouffville rural routes ruth davis glasgow everson norton broug ham jane davey viola todd tor onto mrs e canning st cather ines thelma ogdeu ingerson imary slack oshawa george dowswell jr elva yakely norman knechtel all of goodwood district goods really reach their destination as concrete evidence that garments donated to local societies for ship ment overseas really reach their de stination and are appreciated read what a british victim writes to mrs m e watts of this town who re cently donated to the stouffville war branch a garment which went in a salvation army shipment the let ter written from a london suburb says my wife received a coat from the salvation army in which your name was on a piece of paper in the pocket wo wisli to thank you for the gar ment it was very handy as we lost our home in the blitz and with it everything else we are evacuated here but we come from london i am also an air raid victim which has left me a cripple for life believe me the jerries will pay plenty for what they have done victory will be ours one of three men arrested in con nection with an alleged plot to blow up the gas works and mains of kit chener ont is fred henry schust of toronto above the alleged plot has been variously characterized as a wartime sabotage effort and as the action of disgrunted former em ployees who were discharged strange formation kills 14- horse a fourteenyearold horse belong ing to harry and walter brillinger is dead the cause of death is rare among animals according to dr s t bodendistel veterinary surgeon who conducted an autopsy and dis covered a enterolith weighing 2 pounds c ounces in the animals bowels the rock like mass was brought to the tribune ollice in a sealed candy jar and is here for farmers and others to view for a few- days it is interesting dr bodendistel said the forma tion is extremely rare and is caused by an accumulation of phosphate of lime and magnesia in the colin this one obstructed the dorsal colon and caused the animals death although going on his 12th year in practice dr bodendistel never before encountered a similar case indeed veterinaries have been in business fifty years and never re moved such an obstruction hook failed so jacob dived into the deep brought out the biggest speckled beauty caught in local water in many years m serviti 5j l v v- in days of yore jvj jacob meyer retired farmer and altogether an industrious man is seldom reported in connection with any sporting event but this time he is right in the centre of a fish yarn that frill make the angler green with envy last monday morning he cast a line into the creek that crosses the 9th concession of pickering by the reesor sideroad and which also crosses the farm of his son allan scarcely daring to hope for even a bite his hair fairly stood on end when one of those big speckled beauties usually seen only in pictures started to flirt with his hook in a most determined manner it gave one yank that fairly pulled mr meyer into the narrow stream but one big tug from the angler lifted the wiggl ing shining beauty clear out of the water like all big fish the speckled beauty got away it got off the hook and fell backward into the stream imr meyer was fairly excited by this time from the very sight of the tiling and throwing all discre tion to the winds he lunged into the stream as he saw his prey swiftly darting into deeper water and per haps to hide behind a rock the dive was well aimed and the fight in creased in its intensity the fish darted but the keen eye of the fish erman enabled him to grab it by the tail this hold slipped and a se cond attempt nabbed the fish by the gills to throw it high and dry on the bank it measured 14 inches long 23 ykaks ago from tribune files l8 mr wh todds auction sale drew a large crowd and very good prices were realized for most of the articles sold most of the outbuildings of the queens hotel were sold mr j memulien setting the barn and mr win bruels the sheds mr humphrey of toronto has moved into the house just north of mr foster hutchinsons residence on church st mrs j l lowry and mrs herbert lee are attending the branch meet ing of the wjms in toronto this week thos williamson brought home the red ribbon from uxbridge for the best horse buggy and gents turnout and second for the best outfit for a lady driver the janey canucks will meet at the home of mrs j atkinson on friday evening of this week mr and mrs fred underhill and daughter have returned from cali fornia where mr underhill went on account of his health which is now- very much improved stouffville lacks a laundryman as the result of lee chinnee his broth er hing lee like the rest of his countrymen no doubt had a fear of the return of his brother and wrote dr s l freel stating he would never never come back again c j brodie is holding an auction sale of 2000 acres of standing tim ber on his property in northern on tario fred winn took a nasty fall on thursday evening sustaining two broken bones in the palm of his hand besides several bruises jos mowder returned home from overseas on monday u r w the- it is doubtful if in any other line of business the man at the retail end renders as technically expert and helpful service to his customers at so low a cost as does the local implement dealer this while it has always been so has greater significance in these days of more highly mechanized farming calling as it does for training and experience in the servicing of modern machines his experience with machines enables him to give time and moneysaving service in the speedy furnishing of the correct part when repairs and replacements are required for delays in seed ing haying and harvesting may result in substantial loss to a farmer in those critical seasons his warehouse is open practically at all times and he is untiring in playing his part to prevent farmers suffering from delays his accumulated knowledge of methods being used and of the experiences of the many farmers he calls on and associates with makes his advice helpful and valuable since the early pioneering days through all the vicissitudes of farming the implement dealer has shared the hardships as well as the fortunes of farmers rendering a worthwhile service and establishing a wellfounded place for himself in our economic setup rmtfb 52 yeajrs ago from the tribune file august 1880 two children were playing appa ently rather roughly near mr nendicks when one of them shov the other roy smith in such a w that he fell on his arm breaking the ball game last saturday af noon in the driving park between t dauntless club of toronto a stouffville drew only a small tendance however those who tended had the satisfaction of seei the home team win the visito were badly handicapped by the a sence of their regular catcher whi accounts for the onesided score 2411 batteries humphry hoid and pepper and umpire cliff va zant mr ernest dougherty went up friday to spend a week with tl campers at jacksons point the regular meeting of t stouffville union board was held tuesday evening members prese were j j rae u c hamilton sangster j urquhart and j brown miss nettie von buseck has go to unionville to spend a few wee miss lily obrien returned port perry on wednesday last of her three weeks holidays w spent camping with friends on was burn island a grand lawn social will be giv under the auspices of the stouffvil cornet band on thursday on t beautiful spacious lawn of the dri ing park stouffville fred spofford has purchased t two brick stores now occupied himself and mr w miller t banker also the brick house of hu mcdonald pa dinsmniy chops very good from didsbury alberta mrs l burkholder in renewing her sub scription to this paper writes we have had a very dry summer up to a week or so ago crops are not too bad however around here but elsewhere the straw is very short and there is little to cut we love to get the tribune it is just like a letter from home and weighed a pound and a half tiow then boys there is only a few- days left until sept loth fifty applications ralph whatley of toronto been appointed principal of vand public school ss no 2 whitchur it is announced by mrs a vann trand secretary of the local sell board from a list of over fifty ap cants mr whatley succeeds 1 king who is taking a course tl year at the university of toron the local board consists of two w men members mrs a vannostra and mrs ralph willis well kno workers in womens organizatio and robert carr aurora banne rm j every duty well and honestly done is a contribution to ietory the primr minister op canada tribute to mary mary is the voice with a smile mary is the efficient person generally known as a telephone operator as on operator she knows much ahout telephone equipment how it should he used and handled but mary is best known for her personality for her cool ness in emergencies for the grand things she has done timo and again ignoring her own danger intent on one thing only to keep the standard of telephone service high wo pay respectful tribute to mary and cic all the girls who work with her her 0n devotion to her job sets a standard of public service tactful patient and rj courteous mary is the medium through 0 which this company and iu public jx arc always in touch she plays a vital part in canadas war effort