the tribune stouffville ort thursday m3rch 27 1947 now is the time to have that well cleaned pump repairs well digging new water systems phone stouffville 5708 lets get this sugar straight by edna jaques recent notices in the press have sox saves father from stxgogs icy waters ix twohofr loxg struggle messrs john and john roach gog river farm of barney their provisionloaded canoe cap- sized in the iceinfested water- late srpfp friday afternoon cause of the thejvords per capita bogged accident was the canoe running j si n si st onto a partially submerged cake o fcts5 j ice which the two righthanded attinf omxs1fethr the amount of sugav each r- sjm x ca h canada receives 71 pounds of doxt miss- youth for christ ix stouffville presbyterian church at 813 pm saturday eve an uxequalled film is presented in the kindled flame the exciting yet heart- stirring story of the persecution of the early christians this challeng ing film is a picture of pictures music stouffville and gormley male quartette choruses why sure quiz walkietalkie what goesox paddlers had been trying desperate ly to avoid according to the son the mishap occurred shortly after 5 pm while they were returning from lindsay with provisions for their snow bound farm home which is located off the lindsaylittle britain road he says that when the canoe over turned his father was momentarily caught by the feet and it was some minutes before he could free him self and grab hold of the side of the canoe after manoeuvering for a long time he says he was finally able to get the partially submerged canoe over tothe ice at the edge of the river and climb out on it by this time he says his father was so chilled and weakened that he could not walk and had to be placed in the canoe which he had emptied and hauled well up onto the ice until he could go and summon help mrs les wagstafi said the son reached her home at about 713 in a state of near collapse he apparent ly not seen two unlighted farm homes while on the way from the scene of the neartragedy through the deep snow she stated it took some time to get the youth in a condition to explain what had happened mrs wagstaff called don tullv letters poured in asking where the rest of their sugar had gone as they only received 41 pounds of sugar with their 41 coupons and who got the balance of their rightful share the words per capita dont mean per person this means that according to the population of the country we are allowed 71 pounds for each citizen that 71 pounds covers the amount covered by per sonal coupons also sugar used in hospitals asylums jails institutions colleges boarding schools manufacture of soft drinks and candy bake shops hotels restaurants snack bars lumber camps police out posts indian schools as well as the far northern parts of canada where rationing is impossible because a year and often 2 years supplies are taken in by steamer in the summer over rivers and lakes that are ice bound eight months of the vear in places like that it is impossible to ration it by coupon but all these have their sugar allotments as well as the housewife serving her individual families from sugar rations by coupon now some more good news comes i aiong on march 12 the hon d ci abbott gives a new picture of the i sugar situation dickson hill church services last sunday in- or unrationed demand it will m therefore be obvious that we can lununioil not anticipate the elimination of llc yylljctl ii f least an0ther eluding the young peoples in the antutolumnist issues essf hakers hotels and ill irino fences the representatives of the sshss esadstar selections sswskssss malted ai vu af afhns- lu ul 1111115 in ajj fong- rev vksynder tions will get their increased quota i ab hulse wellknown new- sb3sf32v2sss according to the family ration sup- market sports columnist came up ucyi plv last week with his allstar junior hpnsberger rf me- p hockev selections which l bermce lageer of owen auction sale of household furniture floor coverings elec tric raxgette glass ware etc the undersigned has received instructions to sell by public auction at north claremoxt near cpit station the following property belonging to mrs b 1 hurtibese on sat april 5th which wore uuov v wcu chosen by majority vote of follow- s i ing coach fred collings bradford j amt ruth shantz of new dun- coach doug james markham c manager geo haskett newmarket vi fpke at dicksons president len simmons aurora j the morning and coach ike harper stouffville p 1 spc a theoung along with mr hulse peoples at dickson s hill in the the total vote gave the following ev first team the ladies quartette rendered goal smith auroral defence fsfyerarnumbersduringthedajand bovchbff bradford clement m en rendered two solos stouffville centre forgie mark- h ne peoples will be 11am right wing pascoe stouff- villei left wing minton stouff- held at evening mount joy next sunday when miss edith ravmer will speak local talent wilt siipph the music and he and another man found the say canoe with john roach sr then unconscious and pushed the canoe the sugar international spiece dining room suite chesterfield and chair quebec heater fern stand tudhope anderson range daybed with good mattress 2 hardwood tables card table 4 kitchen chairs odd table coal oil stove 3 burner here is what healladin lamp extra chimney ia mantel clocks screen door ville second team i goal moore stouffville defence yorii s- m it if i mi jtvfjna cardonna newmarket atkinson ul ik m ars aurora centre simmons aui mr and mrs william heacock rora right wing mundell aurora celebrated their 50th wedding an- left wing jewett stouffville niversary on sunday at their home a number of comments regarding near aurora said to be in the the players were included in his family for 150 years the bride was column but we will only mention lavina heacock before marriage those concerning hometown players the couple being cousins their which are of most interest here greatgrandfather purchased the doug moore who has just turn- place in pounds shillings and ed id is a remarkable performer pence they have lived there h for his age and is bound to go years places i they were married on march 17 mac clement is a splendid all- at aurora by rev e h musson round athlete and was probably the their interests are their home most dangerous player on the friends and their gardens committee of the emergency food attack he was especially prominent in the playoff series with aurora two years ago he suffered a broken come and see director n rowan for youth by youth which had steel runners on the co f which canada is a mem bottom to the wagstaff home i nas recently completed its review for 1947 and the total avail able supply of sugar shows an i encouraeing improvement over 19 16 several pieces of floor covering in i bm nas completely recovered good condition and with the exception of harry crokinole board coffee table cardonna of newmarket has had hall rack with mirror odd table several lengths of new stove pipes 3 coal oil lamps 2 end tables 3 beds complete with springs and births burnett mr and mrs stewart but still fails considerably short of burnett nee helen preston are meeting current world require happy to announce the birth of ments their daughter a sister for booby i on the most optimistic assump- on march 21st at newmarket tion relating to crop outturns the j copper hospital both doing well 1947 allocation to canada which miners rubber suit kennedy at the brierbush hos- for statistical purposes includes our 2 pair knee rubbers pital stouffville on thursday domestic beet sugar production pair hip rubbers pr snow shoes march 20 1947 to mr and mrs will provide us with 93 pounds of 1 dozen muskrat traps gordon kennedy stouffville a raw sugar per capita which is equal quantity nails 3 and 0 son robert gordon mr heacock was born in king township his wife in whitchurch they have a son emrie agincourt a daughter mrs myrtle morris aurora and three grandchildren 9th line markham on monday of this week the watt family took up residence in to 87 pounds of refined sugar i in other words we can expect an the north york poultry associa- improvement in 1947 of not les more experience than any other rearguard in the loop campbell of stouffville and brinkos of bradford were two other mattresses- 2 dressers outstanding defencemen neither wash stand 9 window blinds was as flashy as the winning their new home at bethesda they sun room drapes- 2 tubs and stand i quartette but were as valuable to greatly missed in our corn- boiler cobblers sef their tear asan players being m always dependable and drawing last wednesday evening at the few penalties jhome of mr and mrs louis grove lewis has been effective every a farewell party was held in honour game for stouffville aiu has a fine of mr and mrs wm watt and wil- scoring record his size makes him bur by their many friends and look less flashy but there are few neighbors a delightful evening unes contests and cream can 2 dust mops 2 axes defencemen who care to tangle w in game 4 lawn chairs ironing board i tion plan to have a good speaker at than 12 and probably not more hand sleigh quantity small items lloyd pascoe along with forgie etui an louis giove and a their monthly meeting to be held than 20 compared with 1946 but dishes glassware pans jars etc possessed the greatest playing pe was made to the watt in the orange hall markham on even this imnroved rate of siipolv terms cash xo reserve experience and the former whitby mm bj mrs louis glove and april 10 you will read more about will be at least 20 to 25 below sale at 1 pm l a regular nuckhawk he ed icks of a beautiful elec- it next week what i might call the unrestricted sellers atkinson auctioneers u dangerous all the way a nice ssite and i i stick handler and there were few toastei mr watt fittingly replied games he didnt hit the pavdirt tne serving of dainty refreshments pascoe if he felt like it could leave brought to a close a most enjoyable most players behind him on sheer evening i speed i m and mrs allan muirhead bill mabbett jack rumnev and also mr and mrs clarence muir- bun sellers were other fine per- bead have taken up residence on formers j the farm formerly occupied by mr gordy minton and keith jewittand mrs wm watt who were clubmates and took first much regret is felt throughout and second team places did high ur community over the tragic class jobs minton ivs reallv flvinc death of mr wesley campbell ford at the end of the season and pos- dealer of markham our deep sessed plenty of punch around the sympathy goes out to the bereaved nets jewitt was rugged and aggros- family sive and plaved most of the ear at mrs sloane of churchill is visit- centre i ing her daughter mrs fred wicks fiormlfy mrs jasmccreight visited friends i in 0 over the weekend mr leslie garwood of toronto spent last weekend in the home of j mr and mrs s doner i mr and mrs d pickering and family had supper on sunday even- mrs roberts and children were ing with mr and mrs e hunt and toronto visitors on saturday ruth mr and mrs philips of toronto misses jean sider and helen mrs- monger of barrie were week- doner of toronto visited last week- end visitors with mr and mrs end in their homes j lome byer on sunday mr and mrs aylmer mr and mrs geo sale and son gray celebrated their sixteenth of toronto were guests of mr and wedding anniversary twenty- mrs spang on sunday three relatives of mr and mrsgray we are pleased to see mr y ro- were present from barrie lansing bertson out again after being con- and hamilton fined to his home for some time mrs helen henry arrived in through illness toronto early sunday morning i messrs a blizzard and a wide- bringing to an end her trip to aus- man attended the big auction sale tralia we extend to her a hearty of evans bros mount albert last welcome back to gormley i thursday mr paul jones returned to his peaches ypu held their meeting work with the hydro on monday on tuesday evening at the home of after a siege of the mumps we mr kirk z might add that mr elwood patten- den has been the most recent to contract the mumps surely with the coming of the warm spring t o tlv jjjaiers 8th line markham grocery features aite or texsun brand rim juice 2 r 23 c iil case of 24 tins 295 uhansc lice 25 to br case of 24 tins 295 daltons jolly good pitteu uatto lib ecllo bas 29f royal city choice quality b c pack 11 0cii iliii 2 25 rs sou inn gold rvil jlfuc t ao of 24 tins 295 2 t 25 aylmer heinz bngiit tumatu iuiuc 2 t19 case of 21 tin 223 weekslid feature only std quality pas casc 2 r s2j5 p jo all brands in tin with pectin plum mm r 49 j 25 campbells tomato soup 2 19 clarks cream of mushroom soup 1 dozen tins 99c choice quality hand packed tomatoes 2 r 29 leading brands prune flumo quaker muffets frys tgcoa z tin 19 31 2 r29 tender meaty prunes size 70 sus founa 1 five itoses all purpose flour 25 r w vs id 289 fresh ground as sold krchmello coffee 39 delicious flavour dominu tea 40 79 maple leaf matches package ct 3 boxe23 for better baking domino baking powder 18 barkers toasted sodas pwn or salui h quick or plain quaker oats 7 iri9 saiada tea bags days the mumps will soon disap- pe sale of mr percy cober wiscaxadian buykks of scrap laigely attended last saturday inj claremoxt spite of our bad roads j mrs annie schell called on some will pay 100 for old scrap bat of her neighbours last saturday cries delivered evening the auction sale held by percy price list for these goods cober was a big affair on saturday metal attracting people for many miles brass copper lb 8c during the afternoon sales totalled alluminum lb 7c s7500 were made by mr farmer eead lb gc we understand the tractor on rub iron hundred 50c or went for 1205 and the rubber old radiators tired wagon was keenly bid at 150 a iiii i i i hoi c nan io 19 69 ayimer pure orange mahffiaudt u doninol all grades molut ull 9- ror cleaning s 0 s t4 pads to pkg 14 dr ballards for dogs health food 1 su 29 wax wrap wax paper 100 ft rou 29 wetheys with pectin peach jam catclli ready cuu macaroni 4t ax pit 9 booster salte peanuts ieoz ceiiop 35 the best cow in the herd was drop ped at si no send the tribune to absent friends 150 35c 35c 50c 125 railed for j hurron clarernonr phoxk claremoxt 23 select line of groceries canned goods cleaners baked goods syrups are now off ration claremont meat market phons 3501 claremont