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the tribune stouffville oat thursday january 3 1946 alfalfa hay wanted best price for good quality sample reesors marmill limited markham phone 96 stouffville horse show donations are acknowledged acclseu pair fjjavkli thick ox wrong max walkerton heraldtinies j that overcoats have lately tigured as prominently in the news as on donations srouffvill i 15 00 council markhaxa township coun cil s1200 donation friends 1000 donations whitchurch township council pickering town ship council i bridge township council markham fair board 500 donations bruce winter goodwood kew years visitors at cw wat sons were mrs watson and myrtle of stouffville mrs r hynes of toronto miss e m fraser an1 mr fred and blake robinson mr joe ma dill of gooderham visited chas forsyths on wednese- day mr and mrs r cammock are having their newly acquired home wired and will soon be residents we welcome them to our village mr and mrs fred baston marie and elwood snent new years with friends in cannington remember the loba progres sive euchre in the township hall on january 9th a good time is promised we are expecting miss louie robinson who is in the toronto general hospital home soon much improved we sympathize with our flash correspondent and brothers and sis ters in the loss of his sister former school teacher here miss ella fraser burlington spent a few holidays here mrs john lee ringwood spent the holiday with mrs h white mr tom forsyth toronto spent a few days visiting here miss arques toronto spent the holiday with mr and mrs william beard- mr and mrs floyd mcdonald of oshawa spent the holiday at wm mcdonalds glad to report mrs geo maye who is in newmarket hospital is improving during 1915 goodwood and the surrounding district has contributed the sum of s70 towards the work of the bible society this is an in- rrease of s1s01 over the previous year the local branch desires to ihank all those who made contribu tions praise is also due to the col- jeclors who gave so freely of their time the following were collectors jirs harry woodland mrs howard forsyth mrs bert may mrs reu ben may mrs russell dowswell mrs john may mrs geo stewart jiis ernest morgason mrs nesbitt mr carling alleock miss jean faulkner miss erma dowswell miss alice tindall mrs arthur hall and miss delia johnson stein g v baker igtggg4 fatrft farm wesley toole overcoat snap which has cast a chill over tnis part of the province the past few ilays is evinced by the fact that dur- ing the latter two sessions of the local police court here held on dec lith and 21st last the principle case to be tried by magistrate ocme- cievis at each sitting concerning an cssi we hope you have all the things that add up to a happy new year from the stroke of 12 through every day of 1910 in all you do you have our good wishes k n wagg jewellery watch repairing oyer spoffords block white co meat packers corbett henderson armstrong live stock corn- agents lmon stock yards toron to don head farms toronto ele vators master feeds a v nolan dunn lavack live stock com agents toronto geo and r j cook live stock com agents df holden sons stoutfville machine tool works a e weldon jk agnew stanlev theatre stoulfville creamery b s telephone co h spotlord co stouffville co operative stiver bros sellers atkinson les wilson thomas a s farmer geo rodanz l e oneii 300 donations ratclill co gar lehman r e brown f l button j m storey heber down f k timbers 200 donations jack lonance appreciation for the splendid patronage ac corded us during the year just closed we express our sincere thanks and take this opportun ity of assuring all our patrons the same careful service we have tried to give you we wish you all the best there is for the year upon which we have just entered stouffville garage wilson thomas west end stouffville when anthony siegfried of town inquired lor his overcoat at the wicket of the check room in the towii hall following the regular friday night dance he received in place of his raiment the sad intelli gence that another male flitter of the light fantastic had departed earlier in the evening with the miss ing garment stating that it belonged to him mr george damm member of the rink committee which is sponsoring the weekly dances was at the time in charge of the check room and stated that the party in question didnt have a coat check and because of which he had at first declined to pass out the sackcloth telling the party that he must wait until the dance was over the latter however stated that he knew his ed logan clark johnson gordon own coat and wasnt going to wait lund j a clark wes boadway until the end of the dance declaring sid schmidt dr smith dr barker that he had a long way to go his ambrose stover h m harper companion also stated that the coat schells meat market h golden births ferris at st josephs hospital toronto mr and mrs john ferris nee bessie bolender the gift of a son on dec 26 1945 both doing well neilson to mr and mrs andrew neilson rr 2 stouffville ont on friday dec 28th 1945 at brierbush hospital a son township of uxbridge we the members of the uxbridge township council sincerely thank one and all the ratepayers for the confidence placed in- us by return ing the council by acclamation for another term we trust that your test expectations shall be fulfilled in the work accomplished by your municipal officers during 1916 john m rae reeve stewart bail deputyreeve isaac catherwood john kidd bertrum tindall councillors hugh bannerman r curtis shine davis harry molson bell son stouffville motors p j tafr e a button wggarrett sons stouff ville meat market don hodgins thos burkitt wm connor lou morden stouffville radio electric kmwagg f riches p maybee o leman maple leaf dairy can adian bank of commerce w r harding w c brillinger norman oboyle fred chessman wards garage e r daniels roy tindall w j schell h walsh dr boden- distel a mole motor sales g wright ira aldred milt smith bert tali jas barry dawson hare j crockeret h simpson t ren- nie n wagg tindall bros wm wallace k reesor wm reesor elt armstrong j woods 100 donations o madill c baker m bunker w milne h kerry armstrong bros dr sauer j rae w carter f baker d white c barkey w mcnair d crosier g wagg jriddle gdoner bunker bros chas boynton dj tran hugh gregg eb leavens dr h freel rsnowbali waler oavis s chambers walt slack harold forsyth c b valleau dominion stores dave boyd j b sanders jack beach frank rae saarnold clayt baker frank mowoer herb heisey s mintz alex jones nw byer flwinn wm griffiths if l stoulfer g lemon norman claughton d jennings jno scott duncan spang p brillinger robt ratcliff art baker a williams ken camnbell morley symes win timbers walter dickson e sin clair hljones 285 mrs clark newmarket died christmas day following a lingering illness in york county hospital newmarket mrs rachael clark died on christ mas day at the age of 64 years she was the widow of the late william clark and mother of frank moore zephyr wesley of preston mary mrs harvey gibney of mount albert and miss eva moore new market service was held in- the mbc church at zephyr with in terment in the adjoining cemetery j anuary clearance ladies coats reduced reduced reduced boys bush coats mackinaw coat boys humphrey breeks fur trimmed silver fox red fox squirrel persian lamb and selftrimmed two 2 fur coats to be sold at practically cost price note girls coats sizes 3 to 14s baby chinchilla coats size 1 to 3x girls and boys ski suits from 3 to 14x mens and youths overcoats also hoys overcoats all reduced to clear belonged to him upon which it was given over the counter as a gesture of good faith by what was intended as a favour to accommodate a fellow mortal who had supposedly lost his ticket and was in dire need of his overcoat to protect him against winters blast mr damm was now the established victim of a hoax who had no idea whatever who the two strangers were who had so completely tricked him he never theless made it known that he would present the price of the miss ing apparel to mr siegfried a little later that evening chief of police gilchrist and pro officer bob france espied a chariot proceeding east along durham street in what the latter officer described in the witness box as a very careless man ner they took chase and following the suspicious car which continued to increase its speed finally approached within a distance of about feet from its rear from the windows of the pur sued machine to the great dismay and consternation of the officers there then began to pour forth a barrage of molitoff cocktails that would have been devastating to the constables tires had they not driven their vehicle more in a manner re sembling a ballet dancer to escape the fragments of broken beer bottles which covered the macadam the arm of the law however had as much wind left in their inner tubes as they had in their lungs when they a little later beckoned the fleeing machine to a halt the two occupants of the car had failed in their attempt to destroy evidence of their cargo of spirits as the officers in searching the glass strewn roadway recovered a bottle of beer intact which the accused had tossed from their car if being lodged in the county goal to await their trial in police court on friday dec 14th was not such a surprise to the accused pair who no doubt had time to reflect on thpir conduct of the previous even ing they were it is safe to state presented with the surprise of their lives when who should serve them with their breakfast in their cell at the bruce county bastile the follow ing morning but assistant jailer george damm who also happened to be the clerk of the coat check room at the town flail dance the previous night they will now answer the theft charge one of the pair at ieasl the coat was recovered these are happier new year tidings than we could bring a year ago so together lets rejoice that peace is again with us and on this first week of 194g we say heres to the best of everything for you and your throughout the whole year a e weldon stouffville loaon xoexoe thanks to the ratepayers of whichurch i wish to take this opportunity of extending to you my appreciation for electing me to the 1940 council by acclamation i pledge to serve the entire town ship to the best of my ability at all times hoping i can prove your con fidence placed in me fred timbers cox aox dan forth automotive supply tom dobson 705 danforth ave toronto phone ha 0931 parts accessories and machine shop service the church services christ church anglican rev f herman rector sunday january g sunday school 2 pm church service 3 pm visitors always welcome grads tweed suits boys suits 2732 33 to 37 mens bush coats sheepskin lined with fur collars horsehide coats and windbreakers made of melton and tweed materials one bundle of 5 lbs to a customer quilt patches harry goldeits clothing store stouffville m ontario almira mr and mrs a j sheffer stay- ner are spending some time with their daughters mrs peter stickley also mrs edgar stickley of vic toria square mr and mrs john timbers had new years dinner with mr and mrs oran loveless of miliken mr and mrs herb prince and mr and mrs ken stewart all of tor onto spent new years day with mr antl mrs chas conner mrs conner returned home with them to spend a few days with friends in toronto mr and mrs geo french also mr and mrs frank harvey gormley spent the holiday with friends in toronto mr and mrs allan heise and fam ily of gormley had new years din ner with mr and mrs roy nigh mr and mrs peter stickley had new years dinner with mr and mrs edgar stickley of victoria square mr and mrs mansell timbers visited with mr and mrs menno grove of markham one day this week mr and mrsmaurice eby and mr and mrs elmore barkey motored to buffalo on monday to attend the watch night service at the churchill tabernacle mr and mrs jim greenwood of markham and mr ed bowman of kitchener spent the holiday with mr and mrs allan wideman second markham baptist church rev norman rowan pastor sunday january 6 955 am- sunday school 1100 am morning worship 194g lord thou hast been our dwelling place in all generations for a thousand years in thy sight are but as yesterday when it is past psalm 9014 wishing you a prosperous new year gormley and bethesda mennonite brethren in christ church rev f huson pastor bethesda sunday january c 730 pm preaching gormley sunday januarv 6 2 pm sunday school preaching at 3 oclock young peoples service 730 mennonite churches dickson hill and mt joy rev s s shantz minister sunday january 6 mount joy 1000 am sunday school 1100 am divine worship 730 pm evangelistic service monday g45 pm the sunshine gospel band will resume their meeting again monday 8 pm young peoples meeting dicksons hill sunday january g 1000 am communion service 1100 am sunday school this is missionary sunday in the sunday school and a special speaker is being arranged for ioc aoc thursday night is foto nite 2 offers 200 and 105 iqt ipx stouffville united church rev douglas davis minister sunday january 0 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship holy communion and reception 700 pm evening worship note change of time for evening service thursday 700 pm cgi t thursday 815 pm choir practice friday 7 and 8 pm cubs scouts wednesday jan 9 the garrett evening auxilliary thursday jan 10 the wms meets at the church standing with folded wings of mystery the new year waits to greet us you and me her arms all full of gifts her feet are shod all itty for rough roads or velvet sod her eyes are steady with belief in cod melville bethesda and peachs churches rev r t chapin minister sunday january 6 worship service peaches 1000 am melvide 1130 am bethosda 300 pm sunday school peaches 1115 am melville 1030 am bethesda 200 pm stouffville christian church charles montgomery pastor miss nora stapleton organist sunday january 6 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm gospel service friday 7 pm childrens meeting friday 8 pm christian endeavour church hill sunday january 6 200 pm bible school 300 pm divine worship we may not know what the day holds but we know who holds the day stouffville mennonite church rev e- moyer pastor sunday january g 1000 am sunday school 1100 am childrens service 700 pm evangelistic 730 pm altona message to the young people on the subject of matrimonv thursday eve prayer meeting next week wednesday eve altona prayer meeting bloomington ringwood christian churches rev g w brown pastor sunday january c 11 am bloomington 730 pm ringwood sunday school at 1000 am classes for all ages bloomington ce mooting friday at 8 pm missionary committee in charge altona prayer meetint wednesday 8 pm all are cordially invited to attend these meetings plan to come stouffville baptist church rev d macgregor pastor sunday january 6 1000 am bible school classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship 730 evening worship come and worship st james presbyterian church stouffville rev t deconrcy rajrner minister sunday january 6 130 pm sabbath school and bible class 230 pj dtrlne worshlb ac art invited to this service come to the house of cod