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5fsw ri j i v the tribune stouffville ont thursday february 19 1942 page three stanley theatre phone 100 showing each night at 815 st balurday and holidays 700 and 900 thursday friday saturday fkbitlmrv 1920 31 blood and sand tyrone power linda darnell technicolor canada carries on series strategy of metals tribune brings old stouffville boys together monday tuesday wednesday february -a- ho scattergood pulls the strings gay klbbee dink trout also louisbaer fight thursday friday saturday fkrruary 2c 27 28 caught in the draft bob hope dorothy lamour get ready tor the eastern star skating party to be held on wednes day feby 25 good prizes andnovel- y skating contest everybody invit- wl saturday evening dinner guests with mr and mrs harry brillinger ere mr and mrs murray gilpin and mr and mrs harry mason ail of ftoronto 3hgat half mast reeve weldpn ordered the town flap over the municipal building at half jnastfor three days in honor of the scrgt pilot george davis who paid the supreme sacrifice this is the firat time a local family has suffer ed a casualty unless it be the case of billy castle whol is feared jipst at eaj but on whom there is still no official report qfidiwt wwlfm diefcl below is a letter received from fred curly thompson son of mr and mrs w f thompson of new market and formerly of stouffville who is in the rcaf and stationed at dafoe sask dafoe sask february 8 1942 dear mr nolan just a few lines to say hello to all the folks at home and to describe an incident which occurred through the widespread circulation of the trihune i was surprised and greatly pleas ed a couple of weeks ago to get a letter from ace davis at naicam sask inviting me up to his place for a visit on one of my leaves now i didnt remember ace as he left stouffville while i was a rather young fellow about 7 years old but you can be sure i accepted the invitation at once i had a two days leave about a week later and i headed north you ean well imagine how i felt to meet and talk to someone from homo ace farms 1 sections of good land and i certainly had a real time of it i was to get a real show of western hospitality as we eastern ers call it so of course i met mrs davis and family and then the talk started we talked for hours of people we both knew and it did both of us a lot of good even though i left stouffville some 17 years ago it is still home to me and it was great tomeet some one to talk over old times with you may be sure ace lost no time in making me acquainted with some of his countless friends to say that he is popular and wellknown is putting it mildly to my knowledge he is favorably known all oyer this part of the province but this is i what took me down so much all the peoplel met throughace invited me for meals and you know- there is a limit as to how much one can eat at any rate i- had three turkey din ners in two days and after living on rations you can well imagine how i enjoyed myself but it wasnt only the eats i en joyed to think that i have been here nine months and then find that ace lives only 40 miles from here we have train and bus service so it is an i easy matter to get to see him you can ibe sure when the invitation iwas extended by ace to go foack again i went we get a 48 hour leave every 10 days and it is well to have a place like ace davis to goto it was through my picture which you published that i met another school chum dave galloway dave is at saskatoon and when he saw the mr charlie badgero was called toj mr and mrs roy clark and fain- toronto this week owing to the death of his brother robert miss ruth clarkson is in toronto taking a secretarial course at the canada business college the evening train for toronto each sunday evening is due at stouffville at 924 merchants and citizens in general certainly appreciate the prompt re moval of huge piles of snow from along the business section of the village a gang of men and several trucks made short work of it after the big storm of february 8th flying officer harold sanders and family of the rcaf were weekend visitors in town with his father and mother mr and mrs harry sanders ily of toronto spent sunday with mrs clarks mother mrs b doten obrien avenue here is good news tor men and women who hare gray hair angeli- que gray hair restorer restores gray hair to its natural color 100 at storeys drug store mr jim lawson who is with the bank of nova scotia in the ottawa district has been home tor a week visuing with his mother mrs geo lawson mrs agnes forsyth widow of the late dr forsyth south markham veterinary who was found in his home near death one cold day this winter and who died later in hos pital has been admitted as a patient at the brierbush mrs albert- lehman iwho has been in poor health for some months past is gradually improving and is now back in her oyn home in the westend of town mrs harry gilroy of new market mrs lehmans sisterinlaw has been staying with her for the past week playing with dolasalle joe cherry of gormley who is at tending upper canada college is playing hockey this year with joe primeaus second squad the delasalle outfit he is reported to lie doing well and is ready to join higher company mr edw brownsberger of ring- wood who has been employed at port colhourne and niagara falls on the construction of munition plants was removed to wellarid general hospit al last week suffering with appendi citis mr brownsberger has been away on construction work formearly a year r quaiiltv service mr dorian woodburn cnr employee at sarnia ontario is home recovering from a seige of illness which sent him to the hospital in toronto for a short duration imrs a s collins is spending some time visiting at malvern at the home of her daughter and in toronto with other relatives during her absence the east end of stouffville boasts an 80yearold cook and hes a good one too whitchurch girl fine skier miss elizabeth snively of whit church township is one of the top- ranking women skiers in canada and was a memjber of the toronto ski club foursome who just recently completed in a big meet at the seigniory club quebec the toronto skiers were runnersup and miss snively marked up the fastest time of any competitor in the slalom run she is a daughter of col and mrs s snively friends were glad to learn over last weekend that mr geo thomas rural mail courier on route no 1 is showing signs of improvement since his recent serious illness after spme days in the hospital he rallied noticeably and authorities say that his case may not prove as critical as was first feared president visits ottawa mrt b rae who was recently el ected president of the canadian inde pendent telephone association was ill ottawa last week in reference jto recent legislation affecting the tele phone organizations throughout the mr and mrs gordon bartholomew are moving to toronto he has been a truck driver with the stouffville creamery for ten years but a couple of months ago took ill- now after making a fair recovery mr and mrs bartholomew have decided to live in toronto where her parents reside buster as he is always called will no doubt follow his accustomed occupation of truck driving picture he flew here to see me he country mr racs recent elevation stiver bros stouffvime ontario and his wife and daughter are living in saskatoon so i hare an invitation in to see them i am going to try and make it my next 18 please remember me to all my friends wishing you and your paper success i remain 1 a former stouffvillite curly to the presidency of this organiza tion is certainly a very flattering manner in which to recognize his interest and knowledge in this line of enterprise such a position at this time carries with it great responsi bilities with changing laws and complications of all kinds you have the right number consult the directory clear telephone lines for allout production your telephone wpart of a vaat interlocking system now curving an abnormal wartimo load dont let needieu delay hold up mesmgea on which jiroduction efficiency may depend 0jher wwm tattics o speak dutinctly directly into the mouthpiece f3 a a1sswer promptly when the r wh bell rings arena packed for lions carnival approximately 500 people jamined onto- the ice at the arena for the lions club carnival last wednesday night and a good financial return was made to help the child welfare work a parade of the allied nations and the armed forces participants in the broom- ball game opened the show the bugle call was given by messrs ormsby lehman and william dougherty while the entire gather ing stood for the king which official ly opened proceedings those in costume were fairly few prizes were awarded as follows fancy dress dorothy wilson helen- lehman comic dress messrs raxlin and nicholson butch steckley clar ion baker was the lucky winner of the 5 warsaving certificate and he very generously turned his prize back to the red cross over two hundred citizenspartook of the plunkett dinner sponsored by the senior womens institute in ratcliffs hall on thursday evening the meal was v both bountiful and varied and everyone who served himself heartily to the four courses which came by found their wants thoroughly satisfied following the dinner and an entertaining commer cial motion picture a number of prizes were presented the winners answering to such embarrassing questions as what spinster in the housewould like to be marriedand what bachelor here iwould like to take to himself a wife those who received the lucky groceries were mrs george lee mrs lud hoover mrs chas nolan miss sadie stew art mrs w lehman mrs percy tarr mrs ida kidd mrs salmon and mrsi thomas kllrickj e line for be brief clear your tbe next call use offpeak hour foe your long distance call rylmportdat 0 this sugar was not so sweet three women of york county appeared before magistrate keith last weok in police court charged with purchasing sugar iheyond their legal allotment in one case the plea put up claimed that the husband had ordored a bag boforo tho regulations became effective and it was not de livered for two weeks in the other instance ignorance of the law was the excuse tho lady had a hag or at the home of misses violet and edna hoover the february meeting of the garrett evening auxiliary was held the vice president miss eva hoover presided the theme of the devotional talents was in charge of miss gladys brooks miss myrtle watson gave a reading the story of st walentine an interes ting talk on the study book chapter the- canadians are coming was given by miss lillian diwswell a solo was rendered by mrs robert bone a very interesting report was given by miss ann lehman who was a delegate to the toronto east presbytorial convention held in the danforth ave united church revl d g davis closed the meeting with prayer a social half hour was en- joyed by all discussion through the press ended since the recent convention of markham sunday school association saw fit to pass a resolution against alleged evolutionary teachings in the schools the tribune has published threo letters on the issue one was in- opposition to the action of the convention and two were in support part of a bag in the house and thon what was done this week dr proceeded to buy in small lots in both cases judgment was reserved magistrate keith pointed out that a total fine couldbe imposed of 5000 on guilty parties but he wanted to make sure of every phase of the new act before ho passed judgment and decided to take time to do this the cases were brought into court by an inspector for the sugar controller whose duty it is to drop around call ing on merchants and making in vestigations after all there will be little sympathy shown on the part of tho public for those who refuse to be honest in this matter persons who refuse to play the game squarely on sugar could not be looked upon as an i ally in this war thomas mitchell enters the dis cussion as the final person to be heard on the issue through the columns of this paper the editor hopes that the paper will not be asked to publish any more letters because if all the paper in canada was used up in writing letters on this issue it is doubtful whether- it would change the minds of any we would prefer that our ibest efforts be spent on learning how to illveour dally lives pleasing in the sight of god for that is what will count on the judgmont day what opinions we hold about mans state millions of years back will not likely te held against us so why not let the matter rest there profitable pork save feed and time with hog special hog special hogs have been ready for market an average of 21 days sooner than hogs that didnt get hog special they were finished for market on an average of 1s8 pounds less feed per hog youll find it pays to begin at the beginning in profitable pork production and add hog special to your regular hog ration it will do its part in increasing your profits pan a min puts- hens in laying trim panamin is added to the regular mash the cost of keeping hens in laying trim with panamin is small less than a cent a month per hen v dr hess stock tonic a conditioner and mineral supplement it will be found helpful to any animal in a run-down- condition not caused by any special ailment it conditions horses for spring work it also supplies the essential minerals stiver bros mrs johv ma dill bereaved george h tophani native of markham township died in stouff ville last week at the home of his sister mrs john madill mill street he had been ill three years or since he came here from hamilton mr topliam was a furrier and 27 years ago worked his trade in uxhridge having a repair store on brockstreet opposite what was then moore bros hardware later he went to hamil ton for a second time his wife sarah alice tophaih predeceased him nine years mr and mrs john madill accom panied the remains to hamilton on wednesday last week for burial at victoria cemetery fiiiin magazine featuring big crosmvord puzzle contest 75000 ill cash and 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