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toufftriue imtatte volxlivno49 stouffville ontario thursday february 16th 1932 a v nolan publisher nyal tasteless preparaticn extract of cod liver fire threatened local factory especially recommended for those convalescing from ill ness of recent or long stand ing an excellent tonic for build ing up resistence against colds flu etc pleasant to take and will not disturb the stomach 100 bottle gold fish supply co suffer damage to building and stock j m storey tho druggist home of quality drugs thomas birkett insurance agency everything in insurance phone 18202 stouffville a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance co also automobile and fire medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 19 6 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 office hours 9 to 12 130 to 530 phone office 1011 residence 1015 the largest fire to break out in stouilville since the burning of the old town hall ten years ago occurred in the factory of the gold fish supply co on saturday morning about 10 oclock the blaze which evidently started from a stove in the shipping room obtained good headway before it was noticed and gave the fire brigade under chief bert tait a hard bmle for two hours or more the boys were successful in confining the flames to the interior of the largo shipping room on the main floor the amount of damage is hard to estimate several hundred dollars will repair the building but a large amount of stock in an adjoining room suffered from water damage and 5000 fish were destroyed not from the water but from smoke and other troubles the fire was first noticed when the flames lapped under the office door where mr homes was work ing and he had to retreat to the street by another entrance the fire brigade made a prompt response and three streams were eventually used to combat the blaze the boys did good work in the terrific smoke and hitler cold weather and because of their efforts the building was saved from being wrecked the company intend to hasten repairs which are delayed a few- days until tho insurance appraisal is made it is believed the damage to building is completely covered also the stock but not the gold fish dependents demanded service imurphies was murphies for a short time at least right at the out set of the whitchurch council meet ing in vandorf hall last saturday morning reeve kidd and members of council had just got into their stride for a big days work when a man and his wife hailed along for an interview they live in the vicin ity of wilcox lake the couple are on relief they have a small family and council arranged to have two bags of pota toes delivered to their home by a farmer in the township the potato farmer undertook to deliver the tubers in his car when all fussed up in his sunday cloths enroute to tor onto arriving at the modest home of tlie dependent couple he made known his mission and requested someone to step outside and lift the bags so that he would not soil big good clothes it is said a prompt refusal was made to this request words follow ed and the farmer drove off taking the two bags of spuds with him accordingly tlie gent who was so particular about having the full handout carried right in over his doorstep was advised to present himself at tlie council meeting and show causo why- he should not gi hungry on the theory that a womans tongue will revolve three to one over a mans the individual from the lake brought along his better half nor did she fail her hunibly and when the signal was given by reeve kidd the woman let loose far from regretting they had allowed tho two bags of murphies to slip through their fingers so to speak it was made regular meeting township council booze and drivers permits to be forfeited before dole is handed out by whit church council registered cow tops aucti sale at 140 prices range high at farmers auction near victoria square may pass entrance on term work any persons residing in the town ship of whitchurch and drawing re lief money from the municipality are required to turn in their liquor permit auto license and drivers permit otherwise they will get short shift from relief handout while it is not actually known that any relief money is going to per sons with these specialties the municipal council are taking no chances hence on saturday at the regular february meeting of the council a resolution sponsored by councillors ratcliff and toole was unanimously carried to enforce such regulation any dependents who seek relief and hold any such script must turn them over to clerk william crawford relief money expended in january totalled f 1922s and was paid to the follow ing merchants or others supplying goods to the dependents a g snider 5021 chas cook groceries 0 e c logan groceries 1753 f j march milk 350 blain bros groceries 5021 g o wright groceries 2079 j m grove groceries s10 f widdi- field groceries 15ss j a clark wood 20 councillor ratcliff and deputy reeve rae moved a resolution in structing the reeve and clerk to sign and submit to the minister of ringwood a few was the veterinary s t bodendistel vs bv sc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college office at tlie mansion house phone 101 successor to late dr j t storey legal mccullough button barristers solicitors convey- i ancers c buttons block stouffville money to loan norman a keys h scott ritchie ritchie keys barristers solicitors continental life building 371 bay street toronto 2 telephone ad 9767 harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public etc office 26 bloor street west toronto telephone kingsdale 5545 stouffville tuesday thursday and saturday phono 180 e a grubin registered optometrist at stouffville every other monday and tuesday each visit to stouff ville office is announced in the local columns of the tribune eyes examined phone stouffville 2405 a c kennedy chiropractor church st stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am automobile owners attention big roduction in insurance rates are now available why not start tho now year with the pro tection of a good auto policy h o klinck auto life fire insurnnco agent stouffvlhe l e oneill funeraii director and embalmer successor to w j mather mrs thos vague spent days in toronto recently tho coldest of the season legistered last thursday when thermometer showed 21 below zero e r sinclair is erecting a bungalow on the west side of his lot work is now underway miss ada barkey is spending a time at the home of seneca baker bakerhill ice harvesting has commenced on wm ratcliffs pond the cakes are 10 inches thick we are glad to know that p h raymer is somewhat improved in health following his recent illness harry baker of toronto is visit ing his father a m baker mr and mrs russel drewery are located in one of the cottages at lake musselman where they intend to conduct a boarding house next summer ken campbell has purchased about all the available supply of cabbage from the local farmers to keep up with his contract with the dominion stores headquarters in toronto ken has paid the growers 15c dozen and while there is a temporary scarcity quite a supply- is available from the pits when weather conditions permit them to be opened everton sinclair took in the hockey match at agincourt on fri day evening when the rouge hills trimmed stouffvllo 2 to 3 it was a bitter cold night and the crowd only made a gate receipt of 850 plain that they were not likely to j highways tho petition of the cor- carry in murphies even if they were poration or the township of whit- brought by santa glaus they at- church showing that during 1932 tempted to defend their action the there had been expended on town- spuds were paid for by the town- ship roads 1549027 and request- ship and it was up to the farmer to ling the usual government grant as plank them right in the pantry if provided by the ontario highways ordered to do so anyway they improvement act said tlie delivery man stopped his car a considerable distance from their house council didnt think tlie pair showed much appreciation and told them so in no uncertain tone they left in a dissatisfied mood no doubt still thinking that as tlie good book says it is more blessed to give than to receive the town ship fathers had lost an opportunity of at least the blessing council on the other hand were amazed with tho unthankful attitude of the dependent coupfe who may wait a long time for another free bag of tubers to roll up to their door step vandorf oyster supper will be held at wesley ichurch on wednesday the 22nd 6 to 8 pm also programme councillor and mrs isaac m morton of whitchurch entertained the choir of wesley united church john petch requested permission for himself and others to draw a quantity of gravel for the third con cession from the vandorf pit same to be placed in a pile h sproxtou made a similar request for 50 more loads to complete work on the 4th other applications were also receiv ed if favorable weather prevails it was decided to blow the pit next week a lino grade of gravel is available it was said two small claims for sheep kill ed by dogs wore received w j knowles lost one and f playter one and each were awarded g playter was also awarded 10 for shooting two dogs caught worrying sheep on a resolution introduced by councillors morton and toole the accident insurance carried by tho municipality was again awarded to the globe indemnity co at a cost of 242 an increase of 55 over last year tlie company pro- the public auction sale of the registered ayrshiro herd of milch cows implements etc on the farm of b d davidson a mile aud a quarter east of victoria square on wednesday of last week was a great success although liberal terms wero offered a surprisingly largo number of casli sales were put through the total receipts for the afternoon wero slightly over 3000 much interest centred around the sale of the ayrshiros the top priced cow going to stewart lawrio at 140 the same bidder also bought a yearling heifer at 70 one cow- went to a buyer from don mills at tho even hundred dollars while others of the herd found new homes as far away as campbellford cattle were weak in spots but on tho other hand a really good animal always demanded a big price tho low price cow sold at 50 and some farmers ill the ring thought she was dear even at that she was not milking the herd was in fine form and well conditioned work horses realized up to 100 of which three were sold oats sold for 37c per bushel implements all ranged high in price the binder going all the way to sunderland in brock township tlie buyer was a mr st john and ho paid 137 a farm wagon sold at 75 and a drill at 80 there was a noticeably good demand for imple ments f w silversides auctioneer handl ed the sale and reports it the best so far this season if decision of local school trustees is acted on at once among the churches stouffville presbyterian church to w j stouffvillo night and business phone 9801 day service residence phone 82t the third appeal tho verdict of the government valuer is expected any day concern ing tho sheep award for compensa tion due mr james brodie for damages caused by dogs last nov to his largo flock pasturing in the township of whitchurch this is tho third appeal entered within a year by the shepherd on two other claims made last year mr brodio appealed both times against the local valuers figures as two low and in the first instance the government allowed more than the township valuer on the second appeal however the govern- mont man reduced tho compensa tion to a lower figure than tho town ship valuer had placed it the third appeal was for damage caused by dogs in the lato fall and for which mr elmer clark tho valuer appointed by the township council made an award of 54 it is made up as follows 2 killed 28 3 injured 11 and damage to flock 15 making tho total 54 mr brodio claims this is a low valuation in view of tho fact that his sheep are registered animals selling for above market price for mutton and because the fact that dogs had chas ed them renders them unattractive to tho fancy sheep man who is able and willing to pay prices away above market values at their home north of here ouetects the municipality up to 10000 evening last week tea was served to some 20 guests and games and singing filled a happy evening replying to a hearty vote of thanks councillor morton paid a tribute to tho good work of wesley choir fear potato bugs the marlboro senior midgets of toronto will play the stouffvillo midgets in tho local arena on fri day night our juniors arc develop ing a promising hockey team and fans are asked to seo them on this occasion furnituro salo today thursday of mrs casley estate on duchess st according to information receiv ed by tlie toronto globe in a dis patch last week canadian potatoes are still barred from entering tho markets of the united kingdom on the ground of danger from the american beetle which is better known hero as the potato bug efforts to have tho embargo remov ed by tho british department of agriculture have all been un successful the strange thing is that tho dominion dopt of agriculture says there is no danger whatever from this causes of tho bugs cross ing the atlantic and that while canadian potatoes are barred on this ground murphies from germany are able to enter the british isles germany has not the potato bug under control as well as hero in cajfada the opening games in the hockey tournament launched tuesday night resulted in altona beating almira 43 and toronto vikings winning from timkem bearings 64 double header again this thursday evening deaths dunkeld died at toronto tues day february 14 1933 sevina cllno wife of james dunkeld in her 67th year funeral thursday february 16 from fred meyers undertaking parlors 2335 yonge street service at 1230 thence proceed to st johns cemetery seventh con pickering for inter ment against libel suits brought against them as a result of accidents on t4 roads settlepient out of court more often effected by the company bylaws were passed appointing dr g w williams moh and fix ing tho salary at 100 which is a substantial reduction from the salary paid in recent years w d richardson was reappointed a mem ber of tho board m f starr and everett barnes wero also re appointed as sanitary inspectors j a m vanostrand ande s barkey were appointed auditors at 12 each tho road foremen sheop valua tors fence viewers and pound keep ers wero appointed with only a couple of changes from those who acted in 1932 criticism was voiced against road foremen who failed to look after their divisions and the super intendent was advised to take im mediate action to have necessary work done by someone else if any road foreman failed in his duty the six sheep valuators are ed- loary ir pinder- w ii sproxton herb pegg and e a storry they will receive 150 instead of 200 per inspection the valuators are located at convenient points through out the township so that none of them need bo called to travel any great distance from thoir homes road accounts passed south townllno 1455 h guthrie for dlv 15 7500 c brandon dlv 27 1105 h widdlfield salary 3300 garnet pattonden malnt 1020 less preston tor dlv 20 110 00 d e bolcnder drag 362 gordon clayton pit 750 john clayton general work 3190 w h sproxton for div 15 4223 w h sproxton for div 21 11050 w pattcnden ror div 25 s25 general accounts rpindor3 tripsvaluing sheep 450 municipal world supplies 3675 dog tags 1635 treasurers bond 1600 tribune printing 2400 j a clark valuing sheep 450 altona mrs wm slack visited in union- ville on sunday miss louie hoover spent sunday with miss mary lehman mrs d crosier and mary spent a day last week in toronto miss dorothy pointon is ill but we trust she will soon recover we are sorry to report that miss leta bunker issomewhat indisposed mr and mrs w howsam and family of epsom spent sunday at e howsams miss k houston of stouffville spent sunday with miss evelyn reesor miss ilean bain of newmarket spent a few days with mr and imrs f wagg mr and mrs stanley lewis spent part of saturday with mr and mrs b reesor and family miss dorothy brown and miss m mason called on mr and mrs k reesor on saturday mrs l mills and miss florence tindall spent sunday with mr and mrs l hill and family mr and mrs price pugh visited with mr and mrs willis imonk- house over the weekend the ladies of the w i met at the home of mrs j myer stouffville on wednesday afternoon last mr isaiah hoover and daughter of mongolia spent monday with mr and airs earl mcmullen miss blanche reesor of fraser- villo spent tho weekend with her parents mr and mrs b reesor visitors with mr and mrs f waggs sunday were mr and mrs dunkeld and clifford mrs thos dunkeld mr and imrs f draper and mr and mrs lome wagg and lloyd mr and mrs ralph andrews of toronto spent sunday with mr and airs imadill and family miss evelyn reesor ba is on tho stouffville continuation school staff owing to the illness of miss pearl stiles we are glad to hear that loss hill and wm mcnair are able to oo up again after their long stay in the house we have had some cold weather in our neighbourhood with water pipes freezing up in houses and barns hot water bottles freezing up kettles on stoves and when they do get ice to skate on and cut to have in store for next summer we are too cold to make use of it the ice is about twenty inches thick on mr housams pond and four men are busy cutting and two trucks drawing it to town tho principal of our continua tion school approves tho system of pupils passing their entrance exam ination to high school on the term work and so informed the school board at their regular meeting held on friday mr watson pointed out that pupils from such small schools as altona were getting their en trance to high school under this plan and he found them capable many other rural places had adopt ed the plan and 90 per cent of tho larger schools there is a saving to the parents who will not be requir ed to advance 1 per pupil as they now do to cover examination costs the question was thoroughly de bated by members of the board all of whom thought tlie new system sliquld como into effect locally accordingly ambrose stover intro duced a resolution placing the board on record as approving the plan and calling on the inspector to institute the necessary procedure to bring the arrangement into force the won derfully successful record of our public school principal mr cedric watson in passing pupils through the entrance was viewed as a rea son for introducing the term exams setting a new rato of pay for supply teacher when one is required in the public school provoked some discussion in previous years 500 per day was allowed but in lino with reductions an effort was made to lower this amount dr freel suggested 300 per day and perhaps more if teacher were hired for a month the chairman ed baker thought 4 would be all right trustee j w momullen said there would be no harm to do with out a supply teacher at all where the regular teacher was absent for only a few days dr ball though tho matter should be left over until the supply teachers engaged iu january could be consulted thus the matter stands dr freel reported that he had gone earefully into school expendi tures for last year and although a few hundred dollars more had been spent than was collected in grants and taxes he found no fault attach ed to any one there appeared to be no unnecessary expenditures he pointed out that while the local tax payers contribute only 2g0 in direct village tax for maintenance of con tinuation school they also contri bute seven times this amount in the village levy for school debentures the latter item should not be lost sight of in figureing school costs all members of the board were present excepting trustee e lloyd being e w baker j w mcmullen ambrose stover dr ball dr freel rev w ii fuller b a sunday february 19th 1933 200 pm sunday school 300 pm afternoon worship the baud of willing helpers meets on tho third monday night of each month mexnonite church stouffville rev s cressman pastor sunday february 19th 1933 sunday february 12th 1000 am sunday school 1100 am imorning service 700 pm evening service regular service at altona t t t t ballantrae bloomington lemonville united churches row j a c kell pastor sunday february 19th 1933 1030 morning service ballantrae 300 pm lemonvillo 700 pm bloomington we welcome you tho ballantrae womens associa tion are having a social evening in their church on wednesday feb 22nd at s pm with illustrated lecture by the pastor on our north laud refreshments admission 20c children 10 t t t t bloomington aud ringwood christian churches e morton- preacher sunday february 19th 1933 life is worth living if we want to make it so a life that can be lived with high aims and generous sympathies and with a consious- ness that we have been placed hers for a purpose by the creator is a worthwhile life services next lords day 1100 am bloomington 700 pm ringwood our heavenly father invites us to go to his house for worship it is our opportunity to please him a warm welcome is extended to all heavy demands for relief whllo the tribune reported the total relief money expended by markham township council during tho month of january as 1200 other local papers including the markham economist gave the ex penditure as 2000 if the latter figure is correct tho total is alarming as it exceeds tho entire amount of money spent in direct relief during the entire year 1932 when 193759 was tho total january of this year was one of tho mildest winter months in years which should have tended to less relief for fuel watch watch for an early announcement of the opening of turners new dairy we are installing a modern plant to pastourizo the milk from our tb tested herd lloyd turner teaabcl tfje kings 3ibytont toronto single 85c return 9105 daily service eastern standard time leave leave stouffville r toronto b 715 am d 1100 am d 915 am c 130 am c 330 pm o 630 pm d s30 pm c 546 pm b daily except sunday holidays c saturday only d sunday holidays only e daily except saturday sunday holidays coach connections at buffalo and detroit for all points in tho united states comfortably heated couches provide home comfort for avintcr travel gray coach lines christian churches at stouffville and church hill chester o sommer sunday february 19th 1933 what would happen if jesus teaching about money were applied to the making care and use of money all over the world stouffvillo 945 am ss bible classes 1100 am- worship preaching what is jesus teaching ro money 700 pm worship preaching wednesday 745 pm fellowship meeting at the home of mr and mrs robt brown church hill 200 pm ss and bible classes 300 pm worship and preaching what do you mean by salvation thursday s00 pm meeting of c e and skating party at the home of mr and mrs pegg everyone is invited to all services t t t t stouffville united church rev thos lnidlnw ma pastor sunday february 19th 1933 1100 am morning worship what is worship 230 pm s s and biblo classes young mens bible class at the parsonage all young men of tho town and community not attend ing any other class are heartily welcome 700 pm evening worship beginning with a song service subject ones- job tho pastor in charge of services monday s00 pm swastikas wednesday at 730 pm prayer meeting you aro cordially welcomed to all these services stouffville baptist church rev xv w fleischer pastor sunday february 19th 1933 1000 ahi biblo school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening worship an easy going religion and its consequences remember tho prayer services wednesday at 8 pm sunday at g15 pm everybody will be mado welcomo stouffvtlles private nursing home church street graduate nurse in attendance medical convalescent and maternity cases accepted private and semiprivate rooms weekly rates 20 and 25 inspection invited phono 191 mrs e r good