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v ir s fu4r v rv oie tribune stouffvillebntrtniarsday feb 8- 1945 v v v jrkar v v local and personal happenings 0e3oe ioe30i ioboi 90x301 quality v csr rtwihmn iyiir m tiinu v ci back home from overseas is fo harold guilfoyle dfc who skipped a lancaster through 32 bombings he is shown here with a mug he brought home and being held by his sister thelma his mother looks pleased too she was born in stouffville a daugh ter of the late louis bartholomew brother of audrey bartholo mew on the 9th con of whitchurch mrs milton a clark of peterbor pugh arrived in town on saturday to stay with her mother mrs t w klinck and to assist in attending her during her illness fviitime use of schools not onlyin through out western canada a comprehen sive review i of educational needs is being advanced for the argument of school buildings the idea of the school becoming a community centre for enterprise wherein all may- participate in educational work is having wide appeal the situation where the school is lock ed up at 4 pm each day and open ed at 9 am next morning iis fast disappearing the people as well as the children of the district should have a chance to share the benefits and advantages of a good school building for this reason we anxi ously watch the steps of the board of education in stouffville in their effort trf formulate plans for a recreational centre at stouffville school in the form of an auditor ium owing to the work involved in building a new school drayton pub lic school board met fifty times last year the cubs the usual cub meeting was held on friday feb 2nd with 16 in at tendance on behalf cf the cubs we wish to thank mr campbell for his helpful talk a few of our cubs have been on the sick list but we hope they will soon be withus again cecil andrus cm walter pipher acm misses sibbald and doreen steele of stjohns newfoundland were weekend visitors in stouffville with dr and mrs harry wilson miss grace ratcliff of toronto and miss frances ratcliff of brant- ford were home on sunday on the eve of their brother glen leaving for his station in british columbia after a two weeks furlough i mr and mrs herbert jlageer of toronto visited with mrs elijah lageer on sunday last- the big snow storm on sunday had a visible effect on the sunday church goers hence every congre gation was more or less depleted in town as the downfall kept up throughout the entire day charge laid following crossing smash arising out of the fatal accident at the goodwood cnr crossing on jan 27 bert pollard of stouffville has been charged with careless driving and failure to keep a proper lookout the charge was slated for police court hearing in uxbridge this wednesday after noon being instituted by chief sutherland of whitby manager of the ufo station at stouffville mr bruce morton has been forced to take life a little easy while an injury on one leg gets a chance to heal it began from a small sore on the shin and which the liberal avoirdupois of the man probably aggravated now mr morton is ordered to rest it up and mr levi forsyth is lending a helping hand at the ufo during the interval mr ambrose stover made a bus iness trip to toronto last week also our theatre man mr sid schmidt stouffville f high school hockey team dropped an 80 decision in an exhibition game against sutton on friday evening in the local arena mrs alf hoover church st expects to leave this week to spend some weeks at the home of her daughter at unionville mr and mrs jos borinsky have crossed the border to holiday for several weeks in los angeles did you get an interesting letter from that boy or girl overseas to day the tribune would like to publish any of these letters which you receive omitting of course all personal mentions im big louse like jap louse i get in mischief when people not looking make big annoyance to colts and calves only afraid one thing now da- hess powdered louse killex big 2jilb can cost only 65 cents service t quaker pig starter the time to feed special feed is when pigs are small for a month gained then is a month saved when they go to market schumacher feed is an ideal pig grower it has wheat oats and barley in it a balanced ration dr hess panimin for poultry- poultry cannot control egg prices but they can go a long way toward increasing profits by controlling cost of production panimin helps get more eggs from fewer birds we guarantee it fulo pep super grccu pellets provide avitamin boost for all your breeder birds chicks your laying flock for stamina resistance to colds livability and hatchabil- ity fortify your flock with fulopep super green pellets stivfcr bros we have just said goodbye to the coldest january in 25 years but february by its opening actions doesnt promise to be any better and may ape its sister month rev herbert shantz mrs shantz and evelyn who formerly occupied the mbc parsonage in town are now well settled in new dundee but in renewing their subscription to the tribune they declare that to read it is like receiving a letter from home the veterans skating party on wednesday evening next week is deserving of liberal patronage since the receipts are for the com fort fund one of the most popular undertakings in town in aid of bur boys in the armed forces there will be band music lucky spot prizes and prizes for best costumes adult and children plan to be at the arena on wednesday evening february 14 oha at markharri arena on fri feb 9 richmond hill zotu fr vsv markham puck faced at 830 rpl otf stopped on the beach after being issued a ticket that would take him to belfast ireland- and being ordered to report at hali fax rev gibson brown pastor of stouffville district was denied- pas sage after reaching the beach at the eastern port one could only ima gine the pastors disappointment to be stopped on the eve of going up the gang plank that would place him aboard the liner and home to belfast where his parents were awaiting him on the other shore mr brown will resume riis work here on february 11 and will still have the overseas trip to anticipate n local personnel for new brokerage firm local people will be vitally in terested in a new brokerage firm just established in toronto and whose announcement appears in this issue robertson malone co 300 bay street has its local counterpart in the fact that earl robertson is the husband of a stouffville girl the former erie collard while mr e t malone the other partner is a familiar figure on our streets during weekends since he is the owner of a- farm immediately east of town and worked by mr fockler here mr and mrs malone spend many happy weekends each summer in their delightful cottage or bungalo those of our readers who have any brokerage business to transact or securities to be rated may feel that here is a firm that will have a per sonal interest in looking after them about the weather the easter season this year is somewhat earlier than in 1944 good friday falling on march 30 as compared to april 7 last year the belief prevails that an early easter presages an early spring and while they are in no way re lated we hope that we get the early spring just the same the severe winter will not soon be forgotten and an early spring would stop a lot of complaining there was no january thaw and the themometer stuck around and below zero for days and nights at a stretch and most people skaters skiers and hockeyists excepted are longing for a change and that we are over the hump so to speak cream mir one 7h for best results ship your- cream to stouff ville creamery we pay two cents more per pound butterfat for cream delivered to the creamery cold storage lockers to rent from gito 8 dollars per year stbtiff ville creamery co stouffville out phone 18601 uluuvlo eiuujc ijjjitiw yuj v rebuilt motors i ford model a exchange i ford v8 carburators new heavy duxttikepumps 090x16 tires trtf v r 550x17 tires flprjft a- icri c r 5950 1295 375 1735 150 hell be 80 next sunday his fronds will be offering their congratulations to mr john spence on sunday it being the occasion of his 80th birthday those who know him realize that he is an english man he came to canada when in his teen age and first worked around locust hill tlien he moved on toaltona he was blessed in his choice of a faithful partner who is still getting his meals mr and mrs spence farmed for 20 years in whitchurch and have lived re tired in town for six years mr and mrs spence have four sons one daughter and twelve grand children their sons are earl william elmer and maitland and their daughter is mrs albert scott an only sister is mrs snowball of markham who is over 75 we take our hate off to these people who start from scratch and are able to lay away enough for their comfort in old- age mr and mrs spence own a comfortable home on baker avenue messrs albert e booth and dawson hare have been reappoint ed members of the stouffville board of education by markham township council in session on monday morning there wasnt a single application received in 1944 for aid under the mothers allowance act in stouff ville or markham village or in the township of whitchurch three applications were received from markham township involving six children in all joseph c raham carriage builder who died in uxbridge in his 90th year was a native of whitchurch township a son of the late mr and mrs charles raham at the annual congregational meeting of trinity united church uxbridge the congregation extend ed an invitation to rev l e at kinson to remain another year as their minister at the same time paying fitting tribute to his splen did work as pastor over the past four years the uxbridge paper re ferred to the vote as a rousing vote of thanks to mr and mrs at kinson old friends in stouffville will note with appreciation the splendid success this former minis- tei and his wife continue to meet with in tlie neighboring town now a sekgeaxt a birthday party was given last week at the home of miss lilyan w barber of toronto in honour of miss anne christie formerly of calgary alberta among the guests were the misses jean mcknight grace daines ruth mcknight fo j raymond fo s english fo d price fo f bernier and fo r daniels miss christie has recently been transferred from the bank of montreal calgary alberta to head office toronto the stouffville womens insti tute will hold their february meet ing at the home of mrs t baxter the family were residents on the thursday february 15th at 230 northern part of the township and joseph was the second eldest of a family of thirteen children the surviving brothers and sisters being charles raham niagara falls george of saskatchewan fred of zephyr- mrs hlove and mrs j cook toronto mrs arthur hagerman cannington mrs reikel of cleveland for over go years joseph raham plied his trade in uxbridge town this newtype oil saves you engine i ryc jos parisi paris auto supply richmond hell ont faffit flowing it puts a ejjotectiye oil cushion be- twen dry parts the sect ond you startthus it helps reduce starting wear which can cause up to of all engine wear tough bodied gold- en shell resists forming sludge and carbon under the heat of steady high speeds golden shell is made in a new way that takes the bad things out- of oil sold in sealed bottles sold at a price below the other premium quality oils boadways- service station phonbzis the war branch shipment last week consisted of 321 articles of clothing for men women boys girls and babies 26 prs new shoes 26 quilts 230 pairs of socks 61 sweaters and 2 pairs of mitts thanks to all who contributed to ward this splendid shipment mrs lee pres airs gunn treas mrs davey secy the war branch wishes to thank the following for contribu tions received mrs timbers 200 mrs annie taylor 200 mrs b rexlin also for clothing and quilts from the 9th line workers excel sion class ringwood mrs j tran mrs a silverthorn mrs t baxter mrs talbot mrs atkinson and mrs hunt bethesda the annual meeting is postponed till tuesday feb 17th at 2 pm mrs davey sec i s new books in the library juvenile j buddy and the secret cave ho ward r garis buddy and the g- man mystery howard r garis randy star after an air prize eu gene martin randy star leading the air circus eugene martin the restless robin- marjorie- flack chips the cocker spaniel thome and moran crazy weather charles l mcnichols bomba the jungle boy on terror trail roy rock- wood bomba the jungle boy among the pygmies roy rock- wood comrades of the- saddle frank v webster young man of the house mabel leighhuntthe secret of the red scarf frances kjudd the strange echo fran ces kjudd the mystery of the swaying curtains frances k judd fiction listening valley d e stevenson immortal wife- irving stone the man miss susie loved augusta tucker my love must wait ernestine hill while still we live helen maclmes- crescent carnival frances parkinson keyes oclock motto you can live with out music you can live without books but civilized men cannot live without cooks roll call what i like best when i am sick report of household accounting project by miss mertens paper on home economics by mrs- geo pugh reading by mrs ella rat cliff and social half hoijr this is your invitation pres mrs h malloy secy sadie stewart 37 below at isabella sask from isabella sask comes an interesting note from mr archie stewart brother of our miss sadie stewart who resides in n old home opposite the presbyterian church archie forwarded a nega tive of his son and bride but it was too faded to reproduce the letter says it is about time i renewed my tribune but pardon the delay for i have a goodexcuse in hot send ing my usual editorial we have had a nice winter so far excepting around christmas when the ther mometer dipped to 37below now it is 16 above witht nice sleighing and good going for cars too we congratulate you on being made reeve we tried to pick up yoiir broadcast but was not suc cessful cbc comes in all right my oldest son has just jumped the broom stick hence we send you a negative wishing you some more snow to shovel clare bell son of mr and mrs c h bell of stouffville has been promoted to the rank of sergeant according to word re ceived here by his parents sergt bell is serving with the canadians in italy where he has been for the past one and a half years markham hockey layer rforms double hat tiick bruce forgie did the super hat- trick on friday night scoring no less than six goals in markhams 123 splurge over newmarket in their oha junior b game in addition to getting the six counters forgie assisted in two others his brother howard also did himself proud scoring one goal and assist inghis whirlwind brother on four of- his efforts t m i r i bruce scored three goals in suc- being met together vaughan wil- ion in the first period and bah auvtws in a fourth he scoredtwo allen rof evans pudental jh second period and one in the awnt union sinclair a roll for last- three minutes of the gamej markham in agent upton sinclair a bell for adanb john hersey keep your quilt mary ann maude- hill beaton classed books the snow goose paul gallico social security and- reconstruction in canada harry m cassidy anna and the king of siam margaret landon sixty below tony onraet people on our side edgar snow london pride phyllis bottome they shall- not sleep leland stowe folk tales from china lim siantck treks across the veldt theodore j waldeck first steps to tokyo d f griffin this win kept second place in the group while newmarkets hopes for a playoff spot were further curtailed roberts blake and easterhouse were the standouts for newmarket markham further hold on second place on monday night when they invaded the new market arena and came out with a71 score over the redmeh cham bers tallied theonly counter for the loserswhile for markham -chad- wick nicholson and hughes were the big guns- widely known resident of zephyr richard wesley pickering died at his home there on janslst in his 71st year he was prominent in masonic circles and a member of the order at uxbridge tribute from overseas this paper is pleased to publish a letter from po jack drewery from england or the battlefields in which he pays tribute to the home paper and bids us say hello before he is off on a flight perhaps over enemycountry he says it is time for me to add my tribute to your fine paper to those of the other boys serving abroaci in nearly every parcel from home i find an edition of the tribune and needless to say it brings me much closer to home than any other of the canadian newspapers that occasionally arrive in the mess last week i was looking through an edition printed in november am i correct when i found a photo of lancaster b- baker it may interest you to know that good old b can be found on the dispersal area of my squadron any morning parked beside ssugar which just finished her round century of trips three weeks ago i ran into gordon baker two months ago while i was on leave in bournemouth believe me it was good to see him he is the first stouffville boy ive seen since my arrival in england at present im trying to get in touch with lloyd weldon but it may be a few months until i can see him i should imagine by- this- time stouffville is snowed under we had a heavy snow fall last week heavy over- here consists of about one inch measured on a union ruler that soon melted away and left enough mud to bog down a panzer unit give me a good can- adian snow drift it may be annoy ing to plough through but i always was allergic to mud packs well im off- now- please say i hello to everyone for me good luck in the near year holstein breeders annual the annual meeting of the york county holstein breeders club was held january 31 in the masonic hall at richmond hill with presi dent lloyd turner stouffville in the chair and over 100 members present sales agent jos darlington tod- morden reported that during the past year he had sold cattle to the value- of 170000 from the four counties of york ontario peel and simcoe 105000 of this amount going to the breeders of ybijk approximately 85 per cent of his sales were to the united states the fact that this district secures more of the high class american market than any other section of the dominion was he felt duenot only to the excellent quality ofthe local cattle but also to their high health standing a large number of the herds carrying the government stamp of approval as listed herds v- a -jtyiyvit- s 3 a imtw v- fifthtsa4w