page four the tribune stcuffville ont thursday january 16 1941 defaulted bonds can be made to pay you income for particulars write e a knight 40 youge blvd toronto village council swings into action fresh fish and smoked fish take some home today roasts chops r steak heres where quality reigns 13 phone 27 rx jl xi a and were miss audrey hooverrn imiss baird toronio tironto here on sunday at the draper home on sunday were mr and mrs f curtis toron to and mr and mrs fred draper ileen charles mcdonald was visiting the lou hoover home sunday grant l draper employed with the hydro at pickering commenced his duties last week mrs milton blackstock is visit- ingnn her brother m dunkeld several attended the sunday school convention at zion the sudden zero weather of 20 below was quite a shock to us around here canuck flyer gets dpc sunday january 10 chicken dinner 60c m e x u fruit juice cocktail roast chicken with dressing cranberry sauce dcluxe carrots peas relish tray muffins date pudding with whipped criun warm mince pie pineapple sundae tea coffee milk phone 18402 lor reservations now dinner served from 12 to 130 uri feal5s cswo35 cicss3 pilot oflicer gal elliott of the kaf has been awarded the dis tinguished flying cross for gen- oral good work his home is at saltspring island bc canadian airmen have been steadily winning worldwide recognition for their daring exploits births tilly at hamilton on tuesday january 7th 1941 to mr and mrs g tilly nee annie knight a son harry at the brierbush hospital stouffville on friday january 10 1941 to mr and mrs james harry stouffville a daughter found sum of money on church street apply clayt baker counter check merchants we are agents for counter check books sale pads etc and can supply you with these at the same prices quoted by outoftown agents prices are as follows no 3 carbon leaf quality price per 100 total cost 125 books 11 00 1375 250 books 9 00 22 50 500 books 6 60 33 00 1000 books 5 35 53 50 2500 books 4 35 108 75 no 3 automatic 125 books 13 00 16 25 250 books 11 00 27 50 500 books 8 10 40 50 1000 books 7 20 72 00 2500 books 6 go 165 00 the stouffville tribune wlvs george cross stouffville phone 15301 on monday the village council for 1341 were sworn into ollice by av nolan j p in the absence of clerk john dougherty through illness those taking the oath of office were iietve weldon councillors h e drown ira d rusnell john h sil- verthorn hugh boyd the last nam ed being the only new face around the board this year through his solicitor imcculloigh button mr delbert holden threa tened action against the village un less they do something about an alleged seeping of water into the cel lar at the mansion house property which mr holden says is due to bad town drainage we are not looking for any law suit and are willing to do anything reasonable declared mr weldon he went on to say the council have had in mind placing a prate at the entrance to main street from the ditch on the west side of the property this work it was said would be carried out just as soon as favorable weather permits this will take care of any water from the town road or property it was estimated by one member action on the part of the town wa threatened against plumber and householders who in future cui into the town water system without first obtaining a permit at the olhco of lie clerk this oversight it was said had cost the village many dol lars in lost revenue where taps had been added without the knowledge of the authorities since the situa tion was cleaned up three years ago and everybody warned to obtain a permit several cases were reported monday evening where citizens had installed bath privileges and extra taps but were not paying for them no permit had been obtained it was held roy h lee and mrs freel mere appointed to the library board hugh boyd and ira rusnell to the park board and john quibel was made sanitary inspector and weed inspector and earl keith successor to sandy jones is the now pound keeper lieut john macmillan stevenson patton 25 son of mrs colin osborn bulls lane hamilton has been awarded the george cross for con- picuous gallantry while serving overseas at the risk of his life he removed a delayed action time bomb lrom an important wartime indus trial plant which endangered the lives of workmen and property the rockies in colour film church hill mr and mrs herb oliver and thomas clark of vandorf had tea at lir a clarks on wednesday mr and mrs carl rose visited with mr and mrs a vaughan on sunday christian endeavour meeting will beheld on thursday night at the home of mr and mrs lazenby topic to be given by mrs russel stony the red cross held a quilting at the home of mrs ivan mclaughlin on tuesday with a good attendance during the past three months the ladies have been very busy knitting sweaters socks mitts also sewing ncluding 15 small quilts and two large quilts dicksons hill imiss eleanor moyer spent the weekend under the parental roof mr and mrs harvey moyer visit ed with her aunt mrs stevens in newmarket on sunday earl and howard hoover left for newmarket last friday morning and are receiving their months raining rev roliert simpson returned missionary from africa will be the guest speaker at the missionary meeting here next sunday afternoon at 230 this will be a special treat for quantity plus quality in bitt er making in this community wo think imrs kenneth walker takes the lead mrs walker churned over 00 lbs last week word was received of the death of mrs charles stuckey of orangeville this week the funeral took place at kitchener on wednesday mrs stuckey was the former barbara moyer of kitchener and quite well known in this district although no claim was laid for the pie that the scribe offered to her annonymous assistant recently it reached the right destination last week and wero glad to notice that our pastor is still in his usual good health and suffered no ill effects from the eating of it a number of the mothers met at mrs harvey moyors last week to quilt the butterfly quilt that their daughters had worked we under stand that tickets are being sold on the quilt at 10c or 3 for 25c and pro ceeds will go for the carrying on of the junior red cross organization saturdays meeting was held at mrs risebroughs and a couple of crib quilts were tied and the knitting continued rev w s whitcombema who is well known in this district as a former pastor of the sixth line and baker hill baptist churches will re turn to his former church for thursday evening january 10 to give a lecture on the canadian west illustrated with more than a hun dred views many of which are col- oredthey were taken by mr wliit- coinbe during the course of his trip to the pacific coast last summer when he visited the baptist church es of alberta and british columbia the speaker travelled extensively in the canadian rockies by train mot or car and by transcanada airplane as well as with a swiss guide on a mountain climbing expedition the purpose of mr whitcombes trip to i lie west was to see the work carried on by baptists supported by the bap tist union of ontario and quebec of winch he is now the secretary vandorf mr and mrs kingdon spent sat urday at weston mish jean switzer spent the week end with her parents sorry to hear mrs win mocdon- ald is confined to her bed a number of our flu suffers are out again mr cordon can- is serving as a juryman mr and mrs walter graham have moved to the crawford house harry lavender of the irish reg camp borden visited friends here on sunday wo hope mrs cole will soon be out with us again we hear she is improving nicely miss jean white spent the week end with her parents mr and mrs h white mrs russel sproxton visited mr earnie fowler and miss francis having sunday tea glad to report mrs james graham is feeling some better after being in bed nine weeks with pneumonia imr and mrs belhnan and family ot mount dennis spent sunday with her parents mr and mrs avis the womans institute will hold their monthly meeting at the home of mrs h white on wednesday jan 15th mr albert clark marjorie and roy mr and mrs ii e oliver and thomas clark had tea on friday evening with mr and mrs percy allin in aurora our ladies aid will have as their officers for the coming year presi dent mrs bert dike treasurer mrs wilbert graham isecretary mrs h e oliver z mr and imrs h e oliver and thomas clark had tea on wednes day avening with mr albert clark and family of churchill mrs alfred pattenden irene and muriel are moving this wcok to aurora where they will spend the winter mr pattenden is leaving s0011 for the north where he will carry on with his lumborlng busl- nesh miss marion van ostrand of tor onto normal school spent last week at pine orchard school under the leadership of the senior teacher mrs wicke our young people have an invita tion to present the play at wexford tuesday 14th at agincourt 21st and at pine orchard 24th of this melville boy has high praise for english people bc7539 pte clarence wideruan royal regiment of canada dear mother and dad received both of your letters yesterday also 1c others and as i am away behind with my answering i guess i will try to kill two birds with one stone by answering both together well i guess i cant kick about the mail this time 1 dont know what i am going to do with it all i got 17 letters and 7 parcels in one day and a couple more letters the next day i am back in england now and can buy most anything i want and for socks and sweaters and things i have more than i know what to do with at the present time if ever 1 find im in need ill soon let you know well i guess you are wondering what i think of england well in spite of the airraids and what have cu i think it is a real paradise after what we went through in ice- luiui i just came back from a seven lays leave and i travelled from one coast to the other south to north south to north dont let anyone ever say anything to you against the english people because i dont think i ever saw the likes before and dont ever expect to again they are simply grand i went up to a place called ashington about 30 niles north of newcastle with jimmy taylor who used to live there 14 years ago our trip through the country was wonderful it took about 14 hours each way by train while coming through london on our way back it took us about four hours trying to get the proper con nections back to our own barracks that of course was due to the air raids which are taking place every night and while travelling through the tubes there were thousands of people men women and children all over the place seeking shelter from the bombing it sure is a pitiful sight and mind you this takes place every night not just once in a while so once more i say take off your hat to the english they sure have the spirit that will win this war i know the villages towns and cities in canada will be lit up for miles but here in england or scot land no matter where you go in london you bump into one another hope everyone is well as i am now that i can take off my heavy underwear keep your chin up i dont think it can last very long clarence stanley phone 1 00 showing each night at 815 3t saturday and holidays 700 and 900 thursday friday saturday jaxtauy 10 17 is lillian russell alice faye don ameche movietone news cartoon january 20 21 22 hired wife rosalind russell brian aherne comedy short subjects jaxuary- j n the chump at oxford laurel and hardy full and tree ive watched htm going to bed at night climbs in soino place and sits down tight no covers on his knees no blankot covers up his back its colder than a haunted shack a goodly place to freeze the sparrows are a nuisance bird at least thats what ive often heard their appetite is great and people with their garden stuff cant hoiler at them loud enough nor chant too loud their hate but then it seems i really must toss out to them at least a crust a lecent sort of plan they cannot pay me with a song and yet my view i knows not wrong they do the best they can ringwood the temperature dropped to 23 below zero on tuesday morning mrs art bassett and olive spent sunday in toronto mrs j skinner and daughter patricia visited with mrs carl har per ninth line on tuesday mrs j m grove is at present vis iting in stouffville with her brother mr isaac barkey miss ada gower is spending a months holidays with her parents mr and mrs george gower mr and mrs fred greenfield were visiting at the david giliham home recently the birds that nested in my tree are not living whore they used to be they have gone down south i know and i cant blame the birds a bit if they decide to up and flit and miss the ringwood snow but sparrows linger in the yard where feeding must be rather barn i guess their feet ate cold they sit upon the clothes line here ano live out in the freezing air theyre sturdy and theyre bold of course the sparrow does not sing like other birds that come in spring hell only chirp for mo his voice is not so very fine hits on the same note every time he sings not month the title and mary did wesley young peoplos put on thoir play and mary did at agin court on tuesday evening this is the fifth time they have put it on unn are booked to go to pine orchard and victoria square inside of the next two weeks be sure and here it if afforded an opportunity at all on sunday january 12 the rev w a wescott commences a series of sermons on the lords prayer tins was his introductory sermon and next sunday will take for his subject our father which art in heaven 5th uxbridge miss evelyn symes has secured a position in toronto mr and imrs j taylor and ivan had sunday dinner with mr and mrs a redshaw mrs bert sellers and children are spending a few days at the robert sellers home mr and mrs h norton spent saturday evening with mr and mrs d norton 4th line miss jean taylor of claremont spent the weekend with miss june taylor mr and mrs jack morgan and june spent an afternoon last week with mr and mrs gordon taylor a number from this lino attended the funeral of the late mrs wm todd of goodwood the w i met last friday at the home of mrs w symes quite a few were present economy 0 px7eefyou n when you travel low round trip fares montreal 1355 toronto 155 northbay1100i x 5day excur kvx gray coach likes