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page sex the tribune stouffville ont thursday april 2nd 1942 vi toronto goodwood flashes walter davey 8 stanton ave toronto jone of our old friends of former days george wallace siloam passed away in- his 78th year on march 28 it is not long since another chum bert stewart passed on and so it goes mr wallace was laid to rest at the hartman cemetery his wife who died 25 years ago was a sister of the well known william lafrajigh mr and mrs clarence hahet visit- edat the home of their parents mr and mrs t dawson miss kathleen baldwin visited stouffville on thursday mr and mrs bert tmay arnold and elmer dined at the baldwin home onwednesday- over 50 years ago some of the ladles of the southend dfd a lot of skating well do they remember miss greta hatley visited good- wood for the weekend mr and mrs r j feaster motor ed to stouffville and altona on sun day last miss davenport visited the correspondents home last tuesday also mrs young deaconess of st clements church miss a m pogue visited victory ranch farm at vandorf on sunday quite a number have signed up in the kings forces from roseville dis trict a letter received from irtev mr kendall this week reports that his congregations miss our boys on sun days so whether it is a toronto stouffville uxbridge goodwood or roseville church let every one try and be presenton easter sorry to report that mrs reuben hockley has been taken to the hos pital hope for her a speedy re- covey visitors at the mr and mrs d norton home on sunday were moses norton george wilson mrs e nor tonandmr and mrs h norton one dig happy family mr and mrs alyin redshaw mr and mrs george redshaw and mr j todd and joan of claremont were sunday visitors with mr and mrs r do ws well we welcome pte ralph norton of britishcolumbia whbisoria 21 day leave with relatives here mrs j middleton and daughter mrs g thomson visited the homo of mrs george lee on wednesday mr and -mrs- arthur lee roches- tor visited his parents mr and mrs george lee over the weekend happy birthday to miss jean locust hill mrs r feasby john maye goodwood muriel hockley roseville ross smalley sandford morley symes bert tindall good wood june annual toronto mrs win eckhardt stouftville rr3 eli peachy mount albert roy dowswoll carl ashcnhurst good wood mr elvin surtzer kitchener mr clarence jones claremont fay carr whitcvale miss lizzie hill stouffville miss roberta laiitroy ronald harvey carroll roseville mrs mil ford rose musselman lake ernie wannop brougham frank couperthwaite and lloyd white claremont rr the regular meeting of the bypu was held on thursday evening march 26th the devotional group was in charge mrs walter bryan convener the next meeting will be in charge of the service group ralph whites and and miss viola todd of toronto had dinner on sun day with mr will todd glad to see george todd and ginger up aud around again the water hasgone down some but there is still plenty in some of the cellars of goodwood congratulations to mr calvin staf ford- who celebrated his 87 birth day on march 25th we are sorry to report that rev james taylor of the baptist church is ill mr c d jones took the ser- vic8 on sunday mrs j scott of toronto spent the weekend with her daughter mrs ted hall the regular meeting of the bypu was held on thursday everiingmarch 26th mrs walter bran leader of the devotional group was in charge mr hoyle brethour and family who have been living on the town- line moved to their new home near uxbridge on wednesday march 25th this farm was recently vacated by mr george roe yes they telephon ed to have the trfbune sent to their new address well we were impressed with the number of easter invitations contain ed in the church news column last week ten churches announced special easter services never was there a time when these messages should be more seriously considered by a waywardpeople let us all give thanks this easter in a serious way mr and mrs edgar latcham visit ed the knight home last sunday word reaches us about the lovely time enjoyed at the home of mr and mrs arthur dowsell under auspices or the w a here the scribe lost out again but we are glad you all had a good time guests with mr and mrs norman wagg recently were mr and mrs f forsyth and mr and mrs ii forsyth wood buzzing is humming around the 5th lino andsap is running here and there over the township with the best run the last week of all the season we hear that marie feren has a suspension bridge erected since the flood waters get threatening around goodwood six now pupils will commence at goodwood school right after easter remember your first days at sohool miss e a davey mrs walter davey miss myra jefferson p h davey and mr and mrs e j davey stouffville visited at altona on friday at the home of mr and mrs dudley white with gasoline restrictions now on stouffville stores should be more than crowded every opening night and the merchants will be ready to serve you with everything you need we thank our friends for the many easter greetings that came our way we all listen to andy clarke broad cast and like it local news and the mention of the home paper gives us a thrill has new village for war workers husbands who are used to acting as dress models for their wives find that they aro well broken in for their new jobs as first aid dummies are you nervous and irritable cant t sleep or eattrtired out all the time if youre like that faulty liver is poison- ingyourwholesystctnl lasting iii health may be the cost t your liver isthe largest organ in your body becomes enfeebled youthful vim disappears again yonr liverpours out bile to digest bod get rid of waste and allow proper nourishment to reachtyour blood when your livergets ont of order proper digestion and nourishment stop youre poisoned with the waste that decomposes in your intestines nervous troubles and rheumatic pains arise from this poison yon become constipated stomach and kidneys cant work properly the whole system is affected and yoo feel rotten head vehyibckchydbay tired outareadv prey for sickness ana disease thousands of people are never sick and have won prompt relief from these miseries with improtea fruit- arires liver tablets the liter is toned op the other organs fonctioa normally- and lasting good health results today improved fruititirej are canadas largest selling liver tablets they must be good try them yourself how lervfruitauvest pot you back on the road to lasting health feel like a new person 25c 50c ron dom feryetrs hts perfect l heiluy i was badly run p down and terribly ncrrousmydge- tion was poor and i was always con stipated frult- atlvea soon made ma better and there is nothing like it for cbl making you well 4 and 0 giving tyou anj energy after years vr new pep i of bad health frillt- ter y aaves mademo feel line mkroy datneau chaihamont loo yean of sirfferiar how fall ollilo for a long time i suffered frequent headaches and backaches i could find no relief until i tried frult-a- tlves the pains came less fre quently until in a few weel few weeks they stopped entirely frultatlrea really made me feel like a new woman mnajschworttgaltont for best results ship your cream to us the best way lo keep your meat is in cold storage rent a locker 600 per year from the time you rent same t stouffville creamery co phone 18601 ajax ontario thats the name of ontarios new est village incorporated only two weeks ago as a home away from home for workers at the pickering plant of defense industries limited rolling fields of some of ontarios finest farms little more than a year ago the site of ajaz ontario is com pletely within the limits of the plant property which lies south and east of toronto in pickering township the picture has changed and the green- fields have given way to well- lighted and busy streets and scores of modern buildings which make up the model community in which live more than 1200 war workers there is nothing wanting in this little vill age on the shores of lake ontario and- the villagers are a happy lot in their new homes theres a post office bank hos pital general store beauty parlor community hall cafeterias tennis courts baseball diamonds- football fields staff house dormitories staff residences apartment houses fire hall police department modern street lighting board walks water pressure system and sewage disposal plant como from ah over the pickering plant is operated by defense industries limited for the government and employs about 7000 persons these men and women en gaged in making thematerials of war are drawn from toronto and oshawa and practicaly all the provinces of the dominion of necessity accommodation had to bc found for the thousands of workers flocking to pickering and that is how ajax ontario was born turning south trom no 2 high way at the traffic lights just west of pickering village a visitor to ajax enters the village under the watch ful eyes of the plant guard stationed at the main gate he is greeted by a parking lot housing hundreds of private cars and several buses which daily transport the workers from their homes to the factory down avfcnue a and turn ing onto king street the first stop is made at tho post office bearing tho proud namcplate ajax the post office is one of the busiest spots within the village limits each day hundreds of letters from points throughout canada are sorted and distributed by the staff of three mem bers while- the outgoing mail is ad dressed to cities towns and villages across the dominion poptilup spot along the board walks which line the wide streets of the village is the ajax branch of the canadian bank of commerce where four tellers wickets serve the workers pay day and the hank is the most popular spot as the lines at the paying tellers wickets extending down the street it isnt all just a matter of draw ing their pay and getting away how ever as many of the villagers have deposit accounts buy war sav ings certificates and take advantage of the full banking facilities offered on the other side of king street is the main office of the plant with the govern inspection office located next door here is the brain centre of the plant but its just another office building on he streets of ajax located opposite the community hall is the hospital where a trained staff of nurses and physicians are on duty 24 hours daily to attondto the health of the villagers and 5000 other workers in the plant at the present time there aro 16 beds but a new wing is planned to double that accommodation in addition to the surgery there are privatewards and a larger ward with eight beds some of the beds are occupied at the present time and plans are being considered for a community medical plan social ijfo centre the community hall of course is the heart of the village and the social life of the community when tho days shift is done the workers are welcome to visit the hall and use the facilities for fun and exorcise in addition to the main auditorium there is a bowling wing with four alleys ping pong tables basketball courts badminton courts card rooms lounges a dry canteen and smok ing rooms regular weekly programs aro map ped out by the recreation staff with overy monday set aside as amateur night the hall resounds with tho mournful strains of the songs of the prairie or hops with the lively rhythm of modern jive as the contes tants go through their paces weekly iioo down tuesday night is tho time when the hall is really rocked and the windows rattle as 600 dancers give with gay abandon in a real old- fashioned hoc down most of thedan- ccrs are not strangers to tho move ments of thcsquare dance but minys the city slickers who has found he has been missing an entire chapter in his life wednesdays tho floor is reserved for badminton and basketball its movie night on thursday when latest sound films shown on the finest equipment bring the current screen hits to the village seating sgtobs kindree and his bride farm insurance rates too high ix tariff companies pictured after their marriage in danforth avenue united church toronto are sergeantobserver douglas todd kindree royal canadian air force and mrs kindree the bride is the former alyce elza1eih birmann daughter of mr and mrs e birmann the groom who at the time of the marriage was a lead ing aircraftman is the son of william r kindree and the late mrs kindree he is a grandson of the late eleazor forsyth of uxhridge township hon cordon conant sounded a welcome note the other day when he warned the fire insurance com panies on tariff rates that they must reduce tho charges on farm property it has been pointed out that present charges are exorbitant and unless immediate action is taken the government would step in in part the reports says according to the last dominion report on 1940 busi ness the average cost of canadian insurance companies doing business amounted to 5012 pc of the pre mium income the comparative fig ures for ontario farm mutuals were 2029 pc in other words while the farm mutuals in ontario were ex pending a little less than 21 cents out of premium dollars to defray the cost of doing business other insurance companies were expending over 50 cents out of every premium dollar i cannot avoid the observation that the farm mutuals cost of doing business is moderate and reasonable markham lose a game to paris but win on the round suffer first defeat in over a dozen starts paris play in spired hockey and hold mark- ham 30 in first period going down to their first defeat in over a dozen starts markham were outplayed and outscored by paris blackhawks on saturday afternoon at maple leaf gardens in a game which ended s5 the paris effort fell short of winning the series how ever markham having taken the first clash 123 showing a decided reversal of form from that displayed in the initial con test blackhawks unleashed a blister ing offensive against their rugged opponents and midway through the final session had cut their deficit on tho round to four goals they tired badly under the terrific pressure though as markham rallied to fire two clinching tallies before the period ended clare easto sparkled the paris team in its allout offensive clicking for five goalsand assisting in one more while linematesscotty martin and grant followed closely for scor ing honors of the day martin rang up three goals and two assists while grant set the stage for three tallies nick bangay was top scoring hand for markham with three counters while lawrie and rowe notched one each first game 123 extending their winning streak to thirteen games markham won the first game against paris by the score of despite the fact that the western ontario team teed off with a counter in the first two minutes of play they were no match for mark ham and company when that crowd really turned it on they outscored paris 62 in the first two periods and while the home team stormed around harper repeated in the final frame the best they could notch was one while markham broke away on six separate occasions to add to their total bob bangay led the winners to victory with four counters while parkinson and austie baker came through with a brace of goals each- roweg scott bob- la wrie and a armstrong filled out the remainder of the dozen goals grant and easto showed to best advantage for the losere between them they scored their teams three goals grant counting two of them unassisted parish goal l england defense accommodation for 500 persons is us ually taxed to capacity j the modern dancers get their chanco on friday night which is re served for round dancing sunday is a day set aside for church service the anglican and presbyterian ministers from picker ing conduct a nondenominational service as the workers rededicate their efforts to the cause of freedom following service is a fireside gather ing with community- singing behind the community hall is the parking lot where the workers who commute from toronto and oshawa leave their cars while more than 5000 workers commute the popula tion of ajax is increasing daily prepare for sports beyond the parking lot are the playing fields where baseball dial monds will he laid out football fields prepared and tennis and horseshoes played i next door to tho community hall is the staff house which is operated similar to a hotel and is a home for the office staff members who io notj live in the houses or apartments its capacity of s4 rooms fully taxed the staff house also has a dining room lounge and recreation from the kitchen at the staff house is the modern chefs delight married members of the office staff continuedon next page a torti butcher centre easto wings grant martin alternates w england j tofti shuttleworth cor- dlck hayword kempthorne markham goal j harper de fense g scott f scott centre b bangay wings b lawrie a baker alternates e lawrie r parkinson r rowe i harper a armstrong n bangay kvlistjdbnt figures the latest voluntary enlistment figures showing the standing of each province in each of the three armed services are as follows air navy 730 3624 9277 p e n s ont n b que man j sask alta referee charlie talbot preston b c 1033 4264 1840 1561 1958 3840 force 949 3298 40120 3672 10816 11346 10634 9495 9075 army 24404 100294 17156 60053 26198 20242 24028 26339 theres one thing you just cant do without during easter and thats plenty of hot cross buns everyone likes them and everyone asks for them stop in for a dozen today theyre always fresh they will be on sale at the stouffville bakery pliohc- 180 s stouffville ont bakers for two generations iu be back for mori 11 its just surprising how many poultry raisers say- that to us on second thought maybo not so surprising either it just stands to reason it stands to reason that when a hatchery organization like brays really bears down year after year on the one job of producing the hest chicks it knows how studies that job the year round keeps on plugging away at breeding selecting bloodtesting check- anddouhlecheck well it ought to turn out mighty good chicks dayold chicks soxod and nonsoxod started chicks soxod and nonsoxcd started capons turkey poults ask us read what these people say mrs w cainpbcllncstleton ontl best chicks i have had in years brays for mo from now on claro ifaslnm emerald pei for 6 years i have been raising bray- extra- profit chicks have always found them the best obtain able mr- w xicliol icnnoxrillc pq bought 100 from you last year and made- money so thought i would take an extra 150 this year ilcrt motiityro wnrdsvlllo ont best chicks i ever had enclose ordor for 400 j p dcrkson plum coulee man from the first day these birds have done splen didly friends envied by all my isnt that tho kind of birds you want better buy bray this year and better see about it right now to make sure of getting what you want when you want it bray chick hatchery stiver bros agents- iswm