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fcmfftrille mibnm vol xliv no 15 stouffville ontario thursday june 16 1932 a v nolan publisher insecticides paris green arsenate of lead arsenate of lime fly spray for cattle will not taint the milk 150 per gallon fly tox etc school levy set at 1931 figure council will be asked to levy for 5000 salaries cut in public school continua tion teacher resigns j m storey druggist thomas birkett insurance agency everything in insurance phono 1s202 stouffville a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance also automobile and fire co medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 1d6 coroner for york county- dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office in grubins block phone s201 markham every tuesday office in wear block d c smith ldsdds neil c smith ldsdds office over the bank of commerce ofiico hours 9 to 12 130 to 530 account of 5400 tho school lax in stoulfville will remain at the same level this year as in 1931 it was learned on wed nesday evening of last week when the school board met to consular tho yearly estimates and make their formal requisition to the council it was decided to ask the council to levy for 3000 at one lime it was eared that the rate might have to bo increased but a reduction of salaries in the public school staff effected a saving of 400 and en abled the board to maintain the re duced rate made in 1931 had any lower levy been asked for the re serve fund stored up in tho prosper ous years gone by would have had to he impaired and money borrow ed next year to finance the school account for three consecutive years a reduction of 500 has been made in tho school rate until it is now down where no further reductions can readily be expected miss isabel bell junior teacher on the stouffville continuation school staff has resigned and her resignation was read and accepted at this meeting the secretary was authorized to send miss bell a letter expressing the re grets of the board over her resig nation miss bell joined the iocal staff a year ago the secretary was authorized to advertise the vacancy on the staff one coal tender only one tender was in for the coal supply which was awarded to s w hastings for a so ton car of pocohontas coal at ss75 per ton delivered in the bins which is the same price as paid last year lower salaries at the hpficial meeting of the board held a week previously the salaries of the five public school teachers were all reduced 5100 each effecting a net saving to the school the remaining 5100 drowned in torontobay in full view of his father and the passengers on the island ferry primrose george lawsou aged 21 years and son of mr and mrs harvey lawsou who formerly lived on church street stouffville climb ed up on the guard railing and plunged over into the water his body was recovered two hours later iu 45 feet of water a lifebelt was tossed over board to the drowning man but he made no attempt to grasp hold of it and sank iu view of all the passengers the sad occurrence happened monday after noon this week tho ferry was in the centre of toronto bay when the incident happenedgeohad been in ill health suffering from nervous trouble and his father took him on the island trip hoping to cheer him up george was born in stouffville the only son of mr and mrs haryuy lawson he got his schooling here and then entered tho banking busi ness the family moved to toronto only a few years ago the funeral of tho unfortunate young man was held on wednesday afternoon from the lato homo on atlas avenue to mount pleasant cemetery american nephews seek evidence in hope to contest will of late mary ann wright who left entire estate to faith and truth temple farmers must pay all appealants the sporting news box lacrosso dates at stouffville arena rouge hill vs unionville friday june 17 goodwood vs stouffville satur day june is phone office 1011 residence 1015 legal mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers c buttons block stouffville money to loan veterinary being lost in reduced grants ed baker chairman edw lloyd dr s s ball j w mcmullen ambrose stover and dr h b free wero all present for the regular meeting only three accounts were up for payment being 55 to mrs clayt baker one day relief teacher 51 to john turner for rent of garden plot for agricultural class and 54 g to boadways drug store for supplies s t bodendistel vs bv sc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college office at the mansion house phone 161 successor to dr j t storey e a grubin r 0 eyesight specialist at stouffville every other monday bach visit to stouffville office is an nounced in local columns of tho tribune phone stouffville 2405 a c kennedy chiropractor church st stouffville monday wednesday and fridays ft to 12 am expert radio service all makes repaired and work guaranteed wm beale phono 1003 or leave at storeys drug store altona miss lizzie davis spent the week end with her parents mr gordon bartholomew visited with mr and mrs madill and family mrs wm clarkson spent satur day afternoon with mrs j hutchin son mr richard jones of markham and mr fred crossin of stouffville had tea with mr and mrs n bunker on sunday our altona boys won a 4 to 3 victory over stouffville on saturday night and were defeated by good wood on monday 3 to 1 mr ernie davis landed homo from godrich on sunday where he has been engaged in work for mr henry ogden of unionville miss evelyn reesor arrived homo last week from university accom panied by some girl friends of toronto mr and mrs peter dyke of toronto spent sunday with mr and mrs dyke and daughter a number of the davis and lewis families attended a funeral at barrio on monday the fastest and cleanest game this season was witnessed on tues day evening when agincourt de feated thfc rouge 4 to 3 one penal ty was tho kupi total handed out by the referee east york jacrosse standing won lost draw pts rouge hill g 1 12 rouge a o g 4 10 3 4 i 1 i 3 1 s still yorkontario lacrossi ding won lost dr aw pts goodwood 2 1 1 6 claremont 2 2 0 4 altona 2 2 0 4 stouffvillo 1 2 1 3 stouffville wins on local diamond in their first home game against uxbridge in the york county base ball league the local club came out on top with a score of sl the batteries beginning tho game were for stouffville b lehman pitching il lehman catching and for ux bridge burchell pitching hill catching the scoring remained neutral un til the beginning of the third inn ings when the stouffville hitters let loose forcing burchell to be replac ed by clark the sudden rally of tho locals began with baker and stover each receiving a base on balls b lehman then hitting safe to second to fill tho sacks l lehman follow ed with a fast one down ihe first fferhtmal anntmnammt having recovered from an illness which overtook me at the time i purchased the undertaking and furni ture business in stouffville from mr w j mather i wish to announce that i am now in a position to take complete control all orders entrusted to me will be personally attended to by myself it is not necessary to spend a large sum to have a beautiful and dignified funeral my prices will bear competition with any low cost funeral advertised and keep in mind that when you order a funeral at oneils stouffville you are assured of my personal service and no substitute i have invested a large sum of money in building and equipment in order to render the best service right in your midst l e oneill funeral director and licensed embalmer stouffville ontario business phone 9801 residence phone 9820 there is grave possibility of some litigation over tho last will and testament of tho lato mary ann wright who died in stouffville last month at over so years of ago all her property and investments totall ing some sg200 is willed to tho trustees of tho faith and truth temple of which rev a e crpck- ford is tho executive head and lend er ho is named as sale executor of tho estate the will is dated may 15 h-fl- messrs erpesi njjd qharjes wright nephews of the decease wore n stouffville last week in con nection with he matter the twe boys are sons of mary ann wrights brother the late rev james wright he died when they were mere children he came to a tragic end by being kicked by a horse which he was putting the harness on to drive to one of his preaching charges in the states as a result of this unfortunate accident tho family had to make their own way more or less ernest is living at ridgeway michigan and chas at little fork arkansas in conversation with thi tpihujje fljtjy expressed keen disappointment over the fact that their new relative had entirely overlooked them in the dis position of her estate if they pro ceed to contest tho will it will be on the ground of her alleged incapacity to make a will coupled with al- ledged undue influence the nephews say they were not acquainted with the fact that miss wright was ill and that the faith and truth temple sent out people from toronto to care for her diii ing her last illness contributing two women and the caretaker of their church for hydro line request to be relieved from service charge is refused by hepc of ontario gain reduction township court evangelist at orrujioir almira rov oscar burkholder of breslau is conducting a week of special meetings in the mennonite church near almlra with one of the sun day services in the wideman church on tho 8th concession these servic es commence on saturday juno is every week night at s oclock with three services on the two sabbath days a series of bible lessons will feature the week on tho taber nacle lit the wilderness secure a leaflet from any of tho church brethren setting out the texts for the week dickson hill whilo barn raisings are as scarce as hens teeth in this neighborhood they are still as popular as a bride at the wedding feast thus when mr ward halman announced his raising date last week over 200 people assembled and that many more didnt not appear were disap pointed because they did no know of tho affair until after it was over tho modern new structure er- base line bringing in baker for tho first tally of tho game immediately ccted tlle halman acreage on the after with a single and a double 7th concession went up with scarce ly a hitch one girt did fall and struck jacob grove on the shoulder but like his biblical namesake he is not easily deterred and is still carrying on although a hit sore for some days david stouffer and henry miller were chosen captains the former winning out by a fraction his sido going up in 7 minutes then tho grand rush for the tables started tho new structure is i0x70 feet on a cement block foundation supplied by george baker at gormley the building will have stall accommodation for 21 head of cattle besides a liberal sized horso stable there is in addition 7 box stalls both tho new barn and the large hen houso and hog pens will bo complete with electric lighting tho carpenter work is done by morley symes and iiih crow from goodwood including arthur and walter brown and percy baston tho halman farm has been in the family for 30 years and will be one of the finest equipped in tho town ship when completed mr halman appreciates tho splendid assistance ronderod him by tho neighborhood at his raising hodgins and button sent in four runs in quick succession while boad- way completed tho scoring by send ing in button for the sixth and final run of tho innings uxbridge showed signs of being dangerous in tho furth innings when they filled the bases but were speed ily repelled by the local pitcher the only run for tho visitors came in the sixth innings when clark crossed the plate on an attempted throw to second by l lehman seeming to resent the attempt of uxbridge to overcome their six run lead the local boys came back to add two more in tho last of that innings which completed tho scoring for the game favored with excellent weather tho stouffvillo ball club carried off honours onco again when they journeyed to sutton to defeat that team 167 although tho opposing team had a little the edgo till the end of tho 5th innings with a score of 71 tho stouffvillo team camo back in tho next two innings scor ing 12 runs tho stouffville team used three pitchors bruce lohman jack pennock and harold cook occupied the pitching block for stouffville plants plants cabbage and cauliflower now ready season ending july 1st percy brillinger tliono 185 card of thanks we extend our appreciation and sincere gratitude to those who so kindly contributed to our mothers comfort and happiness during her long illness by ther sympathy assistance and gifts and to those who extended their sympathy and assistance to us in our bereavement sons and daughters of the late mrs chapman births atkinson on thursday june 9 1932 to mr and mrs clarenco atkinson bcthosda a daughter wldoman at dicksons hill on june 10 1932 to mr and mrs herbert wideman a daughter the uxbridge township council met at goodwood on saturday with all members present and reeve isaac catherwood presiding a letter was received from the ontario hydro commission refusing to can cel contracts for those farmers who aro now unable to take tho service at tho time hydro was being push ed into the township contracts wero being signed in order to make tho line feasible by getting the requisite number of signatures a large number have had their buildings wirnd and have hoi receiving servico owing to the depression some farmers have been paying certain service charge without tak ing the service becausa they can not afford to do so and those appealed to the council in the hopo of hav lug their contracts nullified counoil took the matter up with the com mission who reply stating that if cancellations are made tho council or the remaining consumers would have to pay the charges as tho line has no surplus users and is really being run now at a loss r c muir announced by letter that the township road subsidy woujd ho 4117311 naaed on the road expenditure made iu 1931 having in mind tho difficulty some farmers had in paying their taxes a grant to the junior agricul tural work iu the township was re fused w jl croskery who made the request council expressed great sympathy and approval of the work being done however the following road accounts wero passed for payment pedlar people culvert 122g4 a hockley jr installing cul 2820 walter locke hauling gravel g00 cecil wallace liaulingtimber 500 melvin alsop drag 920 john collins grading 2gg0 fred redshaw grad eto 350 walter beach filling washout 4180 alfred clark g q alt haynes draglng milton best 2060 ft timber alt thurlwell wm redshaw g g wm redshaw gravel chrisforsyth 40 yds gravel david symes clean ditches other accounts passed wilfred simpson val sheep ii kerry lamb killed r nesbitt ono sheep injured wm redshaw valuoing on motion of messrs hockley ashonhurst council adjourned to meet again on saturday july 9th at one pm for general business 7g20 300 5900 900 5000 405 g00 2500 100 500 200 100 graduates at whitby among the graduates of tho ontario hospital training school for nurses at whitby who will receive their diplomas at the annual grauu- tlon exercises to be held on juno 1g is miss marjorie lehman daughter of mr and mrs willis lehman of almira graduation exercises will be held in tho assembly hall at the hospital and invitations have been sent out which will include a number of friends from this locality clan campbells conclave tho fifth annual reunion was held saturday juno 11 at the home of charles snider elia ontario favored by the finest of weather this function was the best of the sevoral reunions that clan camp- boll has so far held and ho loss than one hundred and fifty descend ants of dugald and mary campbell pioneors who came to canada in 1831 thronged tho lovely grounds of tho snider homo during the after noon tho gathering was given a dis tinctly highland tono by the pre- sonco of a piper in full highland costume who enlivened the after noons proceedings with airs that are dear to tho hearts of the sons of tho heather the early part of the gathering was given over to games and races later came tho banquot served on tho lawn at tables that fairly groaned with a hundred varieties of good things to eat this was followed by n concert to which all branches of the family contributed election of officers of tho clan brought down tho cur tain on proceedings the honor of being the oldest member of tho clan prcsont fell to dugald campbell of orangevllle son of dugald and mary campboll with j r campbell of this vicinity jerome campbell of king ontario and archie campbell of weston being next in lino clan representatives wero present from practically all parts of york county as well as from peel county sarnla peterborough hamilton and the provinco of saskatchewan there were seven appeals before tho whitchurch township court of appeal held last saturday at vau- dorf the court is composed of tho municipal council im morton ce toolo r e ratcliff newton rac and herman kidd tho latter acting as chairman all seven appealants were suc cessful in obtaining some redress and went away feeling they had done very well tho total reduction in assessment as the result of these appeals is 2iq0 but the total assessment on the rolls had been in creased by slightly more than this amount by tho assessors thus thero was no lass in making these adjust ments by the court following are the appeals a mcneil lot 2g con 2 total assessment s200 reduced 700 archie goodwin lots 334 assess ment 4go0 reduced 400 george burrows lot 15 con 3 assessment 4900 reduced 400 walter hall lot 11 con 5 assess ment 2500 reduced 300 w d hall lots 1011 con 7 assessment s950 reduced 150 j f playter part lot 23 con 5 assessment 400 reduced 100 albert miskelly pt lot 1g con 3 assessment 2s50 reduced 50 one complaint covered all appeals too high in comparison with neighboring proprieties of similar value in the case of j f playter the assessor increased the assess ment by- 100 and the court revers ed it to the old figure of 200 for what was termed waste land lost saturday evening gold dollar and chain date 1s57 valued as keepsake finder please leave with tribune office or iluolla holden owner reward among tke charches stouffville baptist church rev w w fleischer pastor sunday juno 19 1932 1000 am com to bible school classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening worship the man who said no but meant yes prayer services sunday 615 pm wednesday spm everybody welcome t t t t christian churches stouffvuile and church hil f e hyde minister sunday juno 19 1932 all services in tho stouffville and church hill churches are lifted to enable our people to attend tho annual session of the ontario christian conference at blooming- ton the services of the conference are open to tho public and we invite them to worship with us t t t t bloominqton and ringwood christian churches e morton preacher sunday juno 19 1932 next sunday will be a big day at bloomington there will be special speakers wednesday thursday and friday night of this week at s oclock public aro invited they who enter the house of the lord and have communion with him truly absorb some of his goodness your picnic the place to enjoy your picnic is at cedar beach north shore lake musselman natural and sanitary conditions mnko it an ideal spot accommo dation for picnics any size phone gs0s for information picnic grounds and tables free dancing every wednesday and aturday even ing to cedar beach commanders modern and old tyme dances every thursday to billy hole and his live wires t t t t mennonitb church rev w b moyer pastor sunday june 19 1932 this is quarterly communion sunday the morning servico will be held in the altona church and will open at 1000 oclock there will be no morning service or sunday school in the stouffville church the evening service will be held in stouffville at 7 pm presiding elder rev c n good will bo in charge of both services- a cordial welcome to all t t t t stouffvile united church rev thos laldlaw ma pastor sunday june 19 1932 1000 ams s bible classes 1100 am morning worship r the foundation of christian worship 700 pm evening service rr- rock or sand or does it matter what one believes tho pastor will preach at both services everybody welcome thursday 800 pm prayer and bible study you neednt hurry to spend it yon may have to hustle to make money most of us do but you neednt hurry to get rid of it there are thousands of tempt ing ways to spend your hard- earned cash some of them good some of them a matter of taste some of them sheer waste dont be stampeded take your time and while you are deliberat ing on the best way to use your money make it- work for you in an interestbearing savings account the canadian bank of commerce capital paid up 30 million dollars reserve fund 30 million dollars sjl