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vol xlv no 16 stouffville ontario thursday june 29th 1933 a v nolan publisher insecticides we irry a full line of insecticides fresh and full strength paris green arsenate of lead blue stone duohloricide flvtox flit suredeath black leaf40 flycoils wilsons fly pads tanglefoot mrs t hutchinson 1rustees engage new principal passes suddenly ijiftless form discovered by her son who ijelieved she was asleep ill her room j m storey the druggist home of quality drugb stoultvilles 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 phone 191 mrs e r good medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 196 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 grublna 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 630 phone office 1011 residence 1015 veterinary s t bodendistel vs bv sc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college office at the mansion house phone 161 successor to late dr j t store a c kennedy chiropractor church st stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am a c burkholder insurance canada mfe assurance co also automobile and fire thomas birkett insurance agency everything in insurance phone 18202 stouffvllle legal mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers c buttons block stouffvllle money to loan harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public etc stouftvillc ontario phone 180 arising from his bed early on monday morning and calling in at the room of his mother as was his custom martin hutchinson was shocked to find hor form lying still ed in death evidently she had pass ed peacefully away in her sleep as the sou recalled that she appeared to be in the same position as when he left her bedsido the evening be fore and so natural and restful did she look that he was actually with drawing quietly from the room lest ho disturb her slumbers when bis attention was arrested by the pallor j of her hand it was later revealled that sho bad been dead some hours tho late mrs hutchinson was the widow of the late thos hutchinson i who died eight years ago she had been in ill health for some time with heart trouble but with care was thought to be reasonably sure of life for sonic years to come she was g9 years of age and retired in her normal way on sunday evening be fore her death born in richmond township macomb county michigan she was brought to canada when only a babe her mother having died at two years of age she was taken by mr and mrs andy henderson who lived on the neighorn farm at lemonville where she lived until the time of her marriage to tho late mr hutchinson when the couple after living in york and king took up farming at lot 5 concession 7 whit church here she resided until her death on monday the 2gth tho place being worked by her son martin and his wife of recent years mrs hutchinson is survived by a family of three sons namely dr andrew hutchinson professor in the university of b c at vancouver dr harry hutchinson of port arthur dentist and martin on the home place one brother lives at lexing ton mich mrs hutchinson was a beloved mother and her untimely death is a great shock to the family she was baptist in religion and the funeral on wednesday took place from the late home to aurora cemetery for interment rev mr smalley of mount albert conducted the service at the late home and at the grave side mr onto e w durnin ba of tor- has been engaged to act as principal of stouffville coutinuatiou school for the next term starting in september the new principal is on honor graduate of toronto university holding specialist certifi cates in mathematics physics and physical culture he will come here with ten years experience eight of which he obtained in the essex high school as principal mr durnin is now on the occasional staff of the danforth technical school a special meeting of the school board was held on monday morning this week to make an appointment when it was moved by dr ball and seconded by dr freel that the choice go to mr durnin at a salary of 2000 there were 13 applicants for the position although the number suitable for the position was surprisingly small at that at the last regular meeting of the school board held in june the trustees cancelled all contracts with the continuation school teach ers then reengaged the two lady teachers at reduced salaries a subsequent special meeting held last week passed a resolution to advertise for a new male principal with the above results mr durnin the new man is niarried and will move here with his wife and two children both attending the public school conductor harry johns weil known here harrison l johns of toronto i former railway conductor died on sunday after a brief illness in his s3rd year he had been a resident of toronto and district ever since he was eight years of age he had 52 years service with the old grand trunk and the canadian national railways to his credit for 22 years lie was conductor on tho old sutton and jacksons point division and was well known in stouffville he was an anglican a member of sutton lodge af and am and of the order of railway conductors he is survived by his wife four daughters mrs minnie beattie of toronto misses ivy eva and hazel johns at home and two sons s e johns portland ore and ii ir johns toronto retired merchant dead at raglan theres nohirg so refreshing a turners ice cream these hot days- visit the dairy bloomington stores to open friday evening owing to saturday july 1st being dominion day and a public holiday all stores will be closed but will be open on friday evening previously do your saturday night buy ing on friday evening this week there will be no evening paper on saturday and thoso who wish a copy of the morn- ing globe or mail should phono in advance if possible to the tribune office which will be open saturday at mail time for the sale of papers mr and mrs day in toronto mr and mrs m e steele and daughter of toronto visited at e a storrys on sunday miss annie and jassi mahon of markham are visiting among rela tives mrs lemon miss eliie lemon and mr clifford winn motored to napanee recently on tuesday evening july 4 there will be a special program rendered in the christian church b the young people of altona church misses alta fockler and ruth storry were delegates to the dis trict annual convention of the institute which was held at wex ford on fridav last mr and mo h burnett melvin and mr and mrs dawson burnett also mr and mrs e a stony and mrs p lemon and eugene attended the funeral cf their aunt the late mrs wm swiies of midland on hednesday of last week conservatory results pupils of mr t w eagleson aro receiving congratulations from their many friends on their splendid success at the toronto conservatory of music examinations held in tor onto last week ten pupils tried the examinations and were all success ful obtaining high marks primary piano mary henderson lion murray oster lion ellrie thompson hon erla crosier and terry richardson elementary piano john chipman lion eileen campbell hon primary theory mary crosier elementary theory amy rogers first class honors elizabeth rogers the death occurred at raglan last week of william kellington aged 64 years retired store keeper of the village the funeral on sunday afternoon took place to the cemetery at good wood from the late home at raglan the late mr kellington is surviv ed by his widow and a family of one son and two daughters also by four sisters one each living in toronto muskoka western canada and by mrs wash paisley of stouffville thos kellington of bloomington is rn only brother prior to purchasing the store business at raglan the de ceased farmed on the 4th concession cf uxbridgo township he was well known in the south end of uxbrldge township and was highly regard ed as an honorable citizen afternoon mixed s churches now cancelled union ville couple wedded 60 years ringwood mrs little of st thomas is baxter spent mon- w with mrs don middle school results honor passes middle term work school on l e oneill successor to w j mather stouffvllle funeral director and embalmer night and business phone 9801 day service residence phone s820 a farmers meeting a mooting of the north york plowmans association will be held in the community hall vandorf on the evening of friday juno 30 it is expected that mr james mclean of richmond hill wilt address tho gathering to which all farmers are invited tho 1933 plowing match will be held again in whitchurch town ship possibly near aurora and it is hoped farmers will turn out in largo numbers friday evening and enjoy an hour together church hill a tremendous crowd attended tho decoration day service on sunday afternoon held in the cemetery a church hill ideal weather smiled in a benignant way upon the beautiful scene with a wealth of flowers everywhere as a token of love for thoso who had been called to the great beyond rev herbert lee of stbuffyillo preached the sermon bringing a message to us that was not only fitting the occasion but one which appealed to the reccptivo hearts of tho many present mr carl roadway tho service station owner nt stouffvllle was good enough to contribute solo numbers old friends were present from far and near including mr ebenezcr pryno of pontine who is s5 years of age and a fino christian gentleman of whom wo aro all proud 1 75 or over 11 og to 74 agr 1 physics agr 2 chemistry baker evelyn fr comp 1 authors 11 lit 11 comp fr 11 11 11 your summer playground cedar beach lake musselman listen in this friday night over station ckcl 545 pm standard time what your summer playground offers you latin comp 1 hist 11 ancient hist 11 geom 11 baker grant geom 1 agric 2 1 maker harry geom 11 borinsky sam agric 2 1 french authors 11 brown velma litllagricl clubine jack agric 1 11 clossen donald agric 2 1 doten mary ilitji hastings helen comp geom 11 hiseyelgin geom 11 agric 111 hoover audrey fr author 11 hoover marjorie compll kester lome agric 1 11 klinck agnes lat comp 11 lit a 11 ancient hist 11 geom 1 agric i 11 agric 2 1 mcewen dorothy french comp 11 fr author 11 lit 11 can hist 11 nolan chas geom 1 agric 1 11 agric 2 1 smith eliz a agric 1 agric 2 11 wideman harley ancient hist 1 hat author 1 agric 2 1 yako blake geom ii probable promotions to upper school without m s examinations where requested iat c 1 comp 6 alg 3 fr c 4 eng lit 2 geom 5 fr authors 2 a tabulated report of results in forms i ii will appear next week being crowded out of this issue ow ing to lack of space when this re port is published it will give tho marks obtained by each pupil on individual subjects wilson a number from here attended the sunday school convention held at lemonville on monday and tuesday of this week mr and mrs t grove mr and mrs f steckley and mrs j m grove were present at the ramer reunion held on saturday at lloyd ramers summer homo at rouge hill a much needed shower of rain was received on monday now pros pects are bright for a bumper crop mrs stepheny of toronto spent a few days with mrs sam miller last week the helping hands and excelsior classes of our sunday school were guests at the june meeting of tho stouffville baptist mission circle held at tho home of mr and mrs win ratcliff baker hill the regular business was followed by an address given by mrs price a returned missionary from bolivia the ad dress which was divided into four parts place people problems and progress was both interesting and helpful musical selections were rendered by mrs iratcliff mrs j m grove and miss ada barkey the classes join in thanking mrs ratcliff j and the mission circle for the very pleasant afternoon library regulations house to rent with all con veniences and centrally located xeah baker tho publicity agent of the stouff ville public library thought it well to publish some of the rules of the library at the beginning of tho holiday season when so much read ing is done and the time for open ing and closing the same that there may be no disappointment 2 tho library and the read ingroom aro open every day holi days and sundays excepted from 2 pm until 530 pm and from 7 pm to 9 pm excepting fin wednes day evenings when the library closes at 8 pm during june july august and september the library closes at 8 pm excepting saturday evening when it closes at 9 pm 3 tho library remains closed on holidays including bankllolidays easter monday and juno 3rd 6 lending and changing hooks aro strictly prohibited 12 persons living outside the corporation of stouffville may have the privileges of the library by pay ing an annual fee of ono dollar such persons aro subjected to the same regulations as members except that they may retain magazines and books that aro not new for three weeks without renewal 14 tho librarian is instruct ed to strongly enforce these rules by order of the library board 135 friends and relativescalled at maplo leaf farm near cashel last saturday june 24th to celebrate the dianiond anniversary of the marriage of mr and mrs william a carruthers their spacious white frame homo built by one of the protestant pioneer ministers elder jenkins is impressive in a setting of evergreens and flowers the rooms were a profusion of roses peonies and wild orchids tea was served in the diningroom from a table laid with a lovely old linen cloth a gift to the bride 60 years ago in tho afternoon mrs j field of toronto and mrs p nigh pour ed tea with mrs arthur carruthers mrs george carruthes mrs e allen assisted in the diningroom during the evening mrs j e hainbly of toronto and mrs d j williantso n poured with mrs e nigh miss g hambley and miss j brodie serving mrs icarruthers was becomingly gowned in black and white georgette wearing a crystal neck lace a gift from a sister in cali fornia prior to her marriage she was miss nancym forrester eldest daughter of the late william and mary knowles forrester of picker ing mr carruthers was the eldest son of the late richard and eliza beth mason carruthers also of pickering they wero married on juno 24th 1s73 by elder alexander anderson a scottish pioneer minis ter of the disciples of christ in ontario and have resided on maplo leaf farm ever since mr car ruthers lias no living brothers or sisters while liis wife lias two sisters and one brother mrs malcolm and miss fannie forrester of pasa dena and fred forrester of flint michigan only two who wero guests at the wedding of sixty years ago are still living mrs malcolm of pasadena and mrs carrie bailey of seattle washington the carruthers family consisting of six sons and three daughters were all present except charles of california they are- arthur of pickering charles of los angeles ethel reg nurse of toronto geo of brantford orville k of the staff of bloor collegiate toronto and mary c jennie harold and fred at home six of the s grandchildren were present xmong those present were mrs e allen of indio california mrs m carruthers of oxbow sask mr and mrs georgo carruthers of bantford rev and mrs j mcewen of melville united church mr and mrs stanley honsberger mr and mrs a mcklnley mr and mrs j e hambley the misses field and mrs j field of toronto mr and mrs carruthers thank their many friends for their kind messages of congratulations the cnr afternoon mixed train popularly known as tho hog special which has run continu ously through stouffville for 40 years was discontinued last week presumably because it was not do ing sufficient business to warrant its operation this train usually arrived in stouffville at or near four oclock and in tho days before the motor car was a popular way to travel to toronto for anyone who wished to go down during the afternoon its patronage was extended far beyond human passengers for thousands of hogs and cattle could be counted in the monthly checkup with the coming of the truck competitions even the business of carrying hogs dwindled to an unprofitable figure and in future they will be cared for by- the freight train which will handle tho business three days a week tho passenger train service on this lino is now confined to the regu lar mail trains ono each way to and from the city both morning and evening which should bo ample service for the needs of the district while we have four trains per day many towns of larger proportion are compelled to accept much less stouffville baptist church sunday jut 2nd 1933 1000 am bible school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening worship please remember the prayer services wednesday at 8 pm sunday at 615 pm you are invited to all ot the above services t t t t stouffvill p church rev w h fuller b a sunday july 2nd 1933 200 pm sunday school 300 pm afternoon worship the band of willing helpers meet- on the third monday night ot each month our church aro holding a garden party on july 5 on the beautiful grounds of mr and mrs james muston a fino programme has beon arranged t t t t ballantrae bloomington iiemo united churches rev 3 a c kell pastor sunday july 2nd 1933 stouffville leading baseball league on friday of last week stouffville scored their fourth straight win in the secon d round of the triple schedule of tho yorkontario league bruce lehman was on the mound for the locals and proved almost invincible as far as the aurora visitors were concerned he struck out eight men and allowed but three hits aurora used two pitchers kay and vail but even this failed to stem stouffvilles flow of hits jack pennock and allen pope prov ed themselves the best men at tho plate on the stouffville lineup each knocking out two doubles in threo times at bat the local boys went out in the sixth innings to show that there was no doubt about who was going to win the game by scoring six runs in that stanza the filial score was 82 stouffville 0 10 10 0 0 aurora 1010000 runs hits eros stouffville s 9 5 aurora 2 3 3 lineup stouffville wes roadway c bruce lehman p h cook 1st jack pennock 2nd l lehman 3rd d hodgins ss a pope rf n baker cf dr n smith lf aurora newfelt c kay and vail p wilson 1st tiirans 2nd huggins 3rd k trivitt ss geggius rf stiles cf burgess lf drink more milk for your health wo aro giving 30 pint tickets for 100 for thursday friday and saturday of this week any customer wishing a ticket on tho v8 car to be given away can purchaso one for 20c try our cereal cream for your strawberries and cereals you will iiko it j l turner phone 8 3 os mr reg button and mr howard stiver of unionville received a good coat of sunburn while having a sporting weekend up through tho north country to parry sound reg was successful in passing his second year in arts at the toronto univer sity aurora takes one off league leaders it seems as if the winning streak had broken at last as aurora shattered the locals hope for a fifth straight win on tuesday by defeat ing stouffville 86 tho game prov ed an almost sloppy affair from the onlookers standpoint and although both pitchers dished out fairly good ball strikeouts were scarce poor fielding- proved stouffvilles downfall although aurora was much below the averago too tho locals were pressed hard in the fifth when aurora scored four runs their own break camo in tho fourtli when hits from popo and doc smith allowed threo tallies to come in runs hits eros aurora 8 8 5 stouftvillo 0 9 0 it is hoped that thursday nights practice will polish the boys off so bo on hand to see them wallop sutton here friday night lacrosse final frjday night 1030 am ballantrao 300 pm bloomington 700 pm lemonville ballantrae anniversary july 2nd morning service 1030 evening service 7 pm garden party at mr herman kidds july 19 th see fur ther announcements t t t t stouffville united church rev thos laldlaw ma pastor sunday july 2nd 1933 1000 am s s bible classes 1100 am morning worship watching others win or a good loser 700 pm evening service a sense of far horizons or in touch with the infinite tuesday s00 p m july 4th prayerand bible study you are cordially welcome to all these services t t t t mennonitb church stouffvuilb rer s cressman pastor sunday july 2nd 1933 1000 am sunday school 1100 am- preaching service 700 pm evening service do not miss the opportunity ot gathering in gods house strangers welcome irev s and mrs goudie left on tuesday for tho annual mennonito camp at kitchener cedar beach dance gardens north shore mussclmniis lake t t t t bloomington and ringwood christian churches e morton preacher sunday july 2nd 1933 never fancy you could do some thing if you only had a different lot and sphere assigned to you what we call hinderances obstacles dis couragements aro probably gods opportunity services next lords day 1100 am bloomington 230 pm riugwood 700 pm altona as we delight in the splendid growth in our fields and gardens may our heavenly father the giver of it all be able to rejoice in our increased interest in his kingdom t t t t stouffvtlle and church hill chester o sommor minister sunday july 2nd 1933 stouftvillo 1000 am s s bible classes 1115 am morning service n b tho rev george burry ot goodwood will preach tho minister will bring tho message to tho fifth lino united church in mr burrys circuit worship and preaching 800 pm fellowship song and study at the midnight frolic friday june 30th 1933 commencing at 1030 st music battle continuous saturday july music 1 two old tyme and modern dancing every thursday farmers orchestra gentlemen 25c ladles free orchestras by tho junior 700 pm- wodnesday in prayer church church hill 200 pm s s bible classes 300 pm worship preaching nb owing to the township ss convention c e is cancelled this week all who aro trying to bo learners of christ aro invited to commune to gether at his table at both church hill and stouffvllle monster community picnic brooklin park dominion day july 1st auspices south ontario agri cultural society public address by dr g i christie president guelph oac football lacrosse girls softball tournaments foot races horso shoe pitching contest big midway square and round dancing with jack thynnes arkansas farmors bring your basket admission free