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teteitl vol xlv no 39 stouffville ontario thursday december 14th 1933 a v nolan publisher gift that are beautiful practical moderate in cost toilet sets military brushes parker fountain pens and pencils games picture books decorations xmas cards lc to 25c in our large selection you will lind many a happy and economical solu- tion to your gift problems j m storey hydro notice old boysgirls had jolly evening again this week there will be a shutdown in the hydro service the power will be off both thursday and friday mornings from s30 to 11 30 users will please prepare for this w e morden reew l e annis dies at 75 years late sylvanus phillips brodies numerous chicago wins members of one of scarboros oldest families one of the merriest of parties of nil the hundreds held in toronto last week was the gathering of the former stouffville hoys and girls a tho foresters temple corner queen and dovercourt on friday evening unlike the thousands of i been bereaved husband of alice silvester and former public school in spector buried at brougham ran in east york premier against druggist the home of quality drugs mmm medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 19g coroner for york county briarbush private hospital main street stouffville graduate nurse in attendance medical convalescent and maternity cases accepted private and semi rooms inspection invited phone 191 mrs e r good parties held in the usa that same- week to celebrate the recrowning of old king booze this getto gether in toronto served to re- j crown girlhood and boyhood days j in the minds of those present who with the passing of levi edward are pushing on to the more advanc- annis who died at his residence ed stages of the human sphere it stop 27 kingston road scarboro j was an occasion as the poet ex- last week at the age of 75 years claimed to make me a child again scarboro lost a member of one of the just for tonight judging from oldest families in the district the happy faces and merry conver- the late mt annis was born in sation the desire was granted all scarboro in the house in which lie who cared to enter in no less than died and where his father died j liftyeighti registered under the with the exception of 1g years when banner of the stouffville old boys j he lived in toronto ho resided in the and girls association to enjoy tho i township where he took an active speeches games and dancing pro- interest in municipal affairs being vided so well by the program com- ja former member of the township mittee dr gilbert richardson council a liberal in politics he president welcomed the back home opposed premier george s henry in folk one by one as they reached 1926 the portals and later he was assisted by his son mr jack richardson in extending royal greetings and thus kindling the spirit of other days around us a number from the village went seerricathnat i grltmany to enjoy the event but more ratepayers are of the opinion that the would have been welcomed lhose present council should bo given anjfrorn back home were reeve w e other term by acclamation at this morden miss ethel and jack- time as one ratepayer explained it ganders mr and mrs blake to tho tribune they have lowered ganders mrs shankel mrs mc- taxes until we fairly smiled to note gr0 miss mav urquhart an the drop as it was beyond our tond- mckinnon est hopes and another ratepayer jon tiunnon says the council has been doing the other boys and girls qliet in whitchurch mrs sylvanus phillips of mindeti native of ringwood and who of liecent years has spent much of her time in stouffville living with her sister mrs archie leaney has in the death of her husband who passed away on dec 1st the late inspector phillips was laid to rest in the cemetery at brougham following a service con ducted in st johns united church there the pallbearers were mr it a hutchison ps inspector for ontario county dr mcciillivray of whitby cecil eammon osiiawa school inspector f l button kc of stouffville and o p mcgregor of toronto lylr phillips was one of our native born sons of whom we have reason to be proud who in youth by perserving effort realized his ambitions and became an honored educator friend and counsellor of youth he attended the brougham public school tho whitby grammar school and victoria college in cobourg where he graduated in arts ho commenced teaching in the public j held in the municipal hall stoufr- schools of greenwood and white- ville on tho evening of monday vale he taught in tho markham dec is at s pm the speaker will and oshawa high schools andjbeir j pring and the subject will the sheep king of york county mr james brodie returned to stotff- ville on monday from attending the chicago live sfock show bringing back with him no less than six hand- sohie wins with his flock of south down sheep it was onoofthe best shows ever held and competition ran high but tho southdown exhibitor from ring- wood was right in on top ofthe heap witli his wins here is a list cf his awards wins for brodie sheep 2nd on car load of native sheep 2nd on john clay and packers special reserve grand champion for car lot 1st bast carcass shearling wether reserve grand champion carcass of the show v there were four prize winners for tho john clark and packers special prize in which mr brodie stood 2nd 400 in prizes divided in this class between tho winners act grants full tax exemption says appeal court in reference to vanostrand farm at vandorf ccf public meeting j there will be a public meeting dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto ollicc in griibins block phone 8201 markham every tueiday office in wear block everything in its power to economise end yet soundly administer the- now living elsewhere who gathered were dr and mrs gilbert townships affairs i richardson r p stouffer mr of course as wo have often said mrs morley bedford frank anything may happen from a nonii- mertens margaret mertens nation meeting but the fact remain that election talk is practically nil mr and mrs lyman dougherty imil election lam is piuiniaii v tin t the nomination meeting will be held i mrs roy hobson miss m at vandorf on friday dec 22 hoover mr allan byers mis intermediate hockey 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 veterinary s t bodendistel vs bv sc veterinarian graduate of ontario vctorinnry college olllco at tho mnnsion house phono 1g1 successor to late dr j t storey a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am a c burkholder insurance canada like assurance co also automobilo and fire thomas birkett insurance- agency everything in insurance phono 25902 stouffville ont legal harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public etc stouffville ontario phone 180 l e oneill successor to w j stouffville mather funeral director and embalmer night and day service residence phono 9820 business phono 9s01 church hill tho christmas ontortaiumont of tho sunda school will be hold in tho churci on the evening of tucs- daydec 19th at soo pmthls year each class is in its turn entertaining tho rest of tho school as well as the public who aro heartily welcome como and help spread tho spirit of david jack christmas j the opening game in the oha will be played in stouffville arena on friday dec 22 between the altonas and agincourt the full schedule has been drawn up for the season be tween altona agincourt beaiverton whitby sutton uxbridge and aurora and will be published next week local bible class vs glasgow in hockey the newly organized bible class undenominational will play their first hockey game on tuesday night fred watters december 19 withglasgow at 7 pm in the stouffville arena the members of the class would appreciate your support ss margaret dance charles heslop jene harper mrs j a taylor mrs w a taylor miss a b clark miss ada mccarthy mrs adair miss kate darrah jack richardson dr grace richardson mrs luella creigbton mrs duke miss ted hoover norman hill charles engineer miss j watters miss iruth egar laurence egar george powell miss pearl reeve miss dorothy lawson mr prince miss doris sweetman- dr david jack miss margaret haystead jj dougherty mr and mrs john potter mr and mrs wilson mr and mrs george soyes mrs pell c h imertons must saw wood richmond hill council decided that all transients must saw eight sticks of wood at the municipal woodpile before they get their breakfast one councillor suggested that tho scheme would work out all right if someono were on hand to see that they didnt pick out just tho small pieces officers of junior hockey club schedule january 2 bradford at stouffville 3 newmarket at markham s stouffville at markham 10 newmarket at bradford 15 mtarkham at bradford 15 newmarket at stouffville 18 stouffville at newmarket 19 bradford at markham 23 markham at stouffville 25 bradford at newmarket 29 stouffville at bradford so markham at nevmarkot first tvo team to play home and homo games for championship goals cotjnt president george h saunders managers tho birkett and hugh anderson coach harold lewis secytreasrdick stewart easi stouffville public school reports jr pr harry schell stanley ball kennoth schell sr pr kenneth burkholdor jack harding robert simpson a m loyst sr 1 jack davis blllio kolling- ton jamos miller and adelo muston eoual jr hi beth kollington jean talbot marjtfrio muston gladys a brooks ii class roso clarkson arnold schell eunlco woodland doris ross sr ill phyllis winn donald cadloux murlol tidy y lillian towswell jr iv kathleen kelllngton fern farrier boryl brilllnger sr iv donald rowbotham bert clarkson c e watson officers of young peoples society 1034 united church stouflvillc honorary presidents rev thos laidlaw mr e m still president bliss g brooks vice president miss p stiles christian fellowship department rev h lee christian citizenship department miss agnes klinck miss mildred burkett world travel and missions miss edra burkett lambert malloy literary and lmusic miss luella cayman miss k houston social mrs woodburne miss ethel sanders recreation miss d ross miss a loyst jack pennock secretory murray holden assistant secy don mover treasurer charles nolan missionary treas miss e hoover organist miss watson assistant organist mary laidlaw editor mr h o klinck outlook committee miss j burkett edyth grubln margaret schmidt wm malloy claude brillinger wj holden whitby collegiate lie was also principal of the following collegiates and high schools some of which he opened petrolia mount forest arthur hagersville waterford and tillsonburg in 1s9s he became in spector of the public schools in haliburton and parts of muskoka and parry sound he retired from active work in 1916 mr phillips was an active church worker he was an elder in the presbyterian church and later in the united church and was also a past- master in the masonic order his first wife was elizabeth wilson daughter of the late casper and 5irs wilson ot brougham who oied in 1ss3 leaving two children e h phillips civil engineer of saskatoon sask and elizabeth wife of dr ir j gardiner of bigsar sask later he married alice silvester who with their two sons and one daughter survive him the dept of railways and canals harold civil engineer in the highways dept regina sask and marjorie wife of s w bradford of saskatoon mr phillips was an advocate of temperance a kindly christian gentleman beloved in lifo and honored in death be state medicine come everyody wel- the members of the united church official board are being called to gether this thursday evening to con sider the question ot purchasing a pipe organ to replace tho present instrument now in use an offer of one of the larger instruments is said to have been held before the officials in a very attractive way mr and mrs dan giebner have re turned to stouffville and taken up their residence in their old home on tenth street south for the past few years the giebners have been farm ing on the 8th concession of whit church township will consider installing pipe organ the united churchat stouffville has been offered thesale of a pipe organ by ono oftho wellknown makers at a sacrifice price and a meeting of tile official board is call ed for this tuupsday evening to con sider the offerwhich has just come to hand thenew instrument would eliminate thy necessity of the ancient hand pumpattached to the present organ ana would of course be a superior organ in every way all members of the board aro ask ed to be on hand for the meeting at s pm christmas market the annual christmas market for stouffville will be held on tuesday december 19 the record of this market the past few years has been that it tops them all for high prices shooting matches shooting match for choice geese at the farm of lolarko bunker 1 miles south of stouffville on saturday doc 16 at 130 oclock rifles and shotguns ammunition supplied shooting match saturday dec 16 for turkeys ducks and roosters at chas badgeros on the townline li miles north of ballantrae ammunition supplied shot guns and rifles start 130 shooting match thursday dec 14 at tho farm of douglas booth lot 2s con 10 markham geese and chickens rifles and shot guns allowed radios radios draw for prizes thoro was an eager crowd at the stanley theatre on wednesday even ing last week to witness the draw and hear tho names of the winners for gasoline oil and three handsome electric clocks given away by delbert holden ford dealer on novomber sales sales of gasoline and oil on- titled the purchaser to numbered tickets which wore put in the bag and a draw niado on tlie stage of tho theatre those whoso tickets were drawn and the amount ot their prizes are harry pointon altona 25 gallons gasoline hugh boyd stouffville 15 gallons walter davis stouffville 10 gall ons w h carson claremont la gallons oil rao yako 10 gallons lapp bros 5 gallons three electric clocks wont to wm hisey victoria square ed nigh cthcon markham edgar storry bloomlngton at tho end of this month a new ford vs car will bo given abso lutely free to somo customer whose ticket will be drawn in tho way the rocont draws have been made various makes battery consols or or electric table models compare our prices as low as 750 and in perfect running shape and guaranteed the ideal gift for c h r i st m a s there is nothing as educational and entertaining throughout the yw as a radio see them at buttons notice to taxpayers markham twp moved by w l clark seconded by f coakwell that the stipulations regarding penalties on unpaid taxes as stated in our 1933 tax notices be hereby cancelled and the following penalties be imposed ie 1 per cent per month or fraction thereof from dec 15 1933 until dec 311933 and 1 per cent per month thereafter until further notice geo b padget reeve markham township passed at unionville s r december 4 1933 tho appeal case brought by the township of whitchurch against tho executors of the cj vanostrand estate from judgment handed out by his houor judge widdifield last fall was heard beforo chief justkes latchford riddell and fisher in appeal court at osgoodo hall on thursday and tho judg ment sustained the appeal by the township was on a stated caso asking whether tho lands while occupied by tho toronto mens hostel as a farm under a lease from the mortgagees in possession aro entitled to exemp tion from taxation under ss 9 sec 4 of tho assessment act j ii naughton appeared for the appeai- ant township and w s mont gomery kc for respondent the vanostrand farm of 335 acres at vandorf on which the well known white house is located had been leased to the tor onto hostel a charitable institu tion sending men from the city to the farm to be kept the rental is s00 annually the hostel is main tained by public benefactors and they sought beforo the court of appeal last summer to have the farm exempted from taxation be cause they are a charitable organ ization their appeal being dis allowed it was carried before county judge widdifield under the section of tho assessment act re ferred to above and his honor exempted the whole property from taxation realizin ithat this would work a hardship on the school section at vandorf and was otherwise unfair to the town ship the decision was appealed by the township the farm had paid in taxes 225 annually including 22 school tax the section ot the assessment act under which the case rested is said to have been drafted at a time when no thought was given to such charitable organizations ex tending their interests to rural sections and because of this an effort will shortly be made by the township council of whitchurch to have the assessment act so amended that at least school taxes cannot bo exempt for any purpose whatever as a matter of fact the township council have already- moved to bring the matter to the attention of the legislature which meets in february thus by oppos ing an unfair section of the assess ment act is likely to lead to a change in the law that will ultimate ly savo the school section involved from a loss of taxation from this largo property the section of the municipal act which the council claim is unfair reads as follows in reference to exemption every industrial farm house of industry house of refuge orphan asylum and every boys and girls or infants home or other charitablo institution conducted on philanthropic principles and not for the purpose of profit and gain and every house belonging to a company for tho reformation of offenders and the land belonging to or connected with tho same but not when occupied by a tenant or lessee among the churches stolffvujj3 baptist church key charles mcgritu pastor sunday december 17 1933 1000 am biblo school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening worship the biblo class will meet oa friday evening at tho homo ot mr and mrs licorlsh please remember tho prayer services weduosday at s pm and sunday at 615 pm you are invited to all of tho above services stouffvilxe presbyterian church rev w ii fuller ba sunday december 17 1933 200 pm sunday school 300 pm afternoon worship everyone invited t t mexxonite church stouffville rev s cressuuui pastor sunday december 17 1933 1000 am sunday school 1100 am and 7 pm preaching by tho pastor ballantrae bloomjngton lemonvelle united church rev jtac kell pastor sunday december 17 1933 1030 am ballantrae 230 pm bloomingtou 700 pm lemonville the yps will meet in tho base ment of tho ballantrae church this friday evening t t t t bloomjxgton and kingwood christian churches e morton preacher sunday december 17 1933 blessed aro they who are glad to have time to spare for god and shake off all worldly impediments services next lords day 1100 am bloomington 230 pm ringwood 700 pm altona wo welcome all markham prepares for election in the event of an election in the township of markham on tho first day of january next for reeve and members of the township council tho polling places and deputy returning officers will bo as follows 1 findlay hall thornhill n smellio 2 elgin mills d w clubine 3 buttonville cllno burr 4 victoriasquare thos frisby 5 town hall unionville j a gibson 6 cashel allan mckinnon 7 lot 5 con s geo r cowio s lot 16 con s a a campbell 9- dicksons hill a m grovo 10 cedar grovo dan ramor 11 mongolia wm ronnie g a m davison was appointed returning officer this is the season of tho year when church and other organizations reelect officers and the tribune would wolcomo a report of such elections from all tho churches in tho village and country secretaries would do us a favor by sending in a list ot the new officers to the tribune for sale number of barred rock pullets good laying strain phone 4712 mrs geo lewis for sale coal heater stove in good condition also a national cash register mrs holden mill at stouffvlllo stouffvrlle and church hilb c1us1stian churches chester o sominer minister sunday december 17 1933 stouilvillo 1000 am ss and bible classes 1115 am morning service 700 pm worship and preaching wednesday soo pm midweek meeting at the home of miss nora stapleton wednesday dec 20th christmas sunday school entertainment church hill 200 pm ss bible classes 300 pm afternoon service thursday 800 pm meeting at tho church tuesday dec 19th christmas concert all aro invited to these services t t t 1 stouffville united church rev thos laidlaw ma pastor sunday decomber 17 1933 1100 am morning worship somo real ways of telling right from wrong 230 pm ss bible classes 230 pm business and young mens bible class undenomination al in oddfellows hall buttons block subject lessons from the life and death of johnnie copp 700 pm evening service christmas expectations monday dec 18th 530 pm 730 pm s s supper in basement monday dec is 8 pm christ mas concert by sunday school wednesday 715 pm teacher training class led by pastor wednesday 800 pm prayer and biblo study a real welcome to all to these services the w a will meet this friday ovening dec 15 at the home of mrs david hoover obrien ave hello folks this is station s s no 19 mark ham inviting you to our christmas treo and entertainment in the little red school house three miles south of stouffville on tho 9th con cession on wednesday ovening dec 20th at 730 admission 25 conts radio bargains at buttons hnrdivaro store radio deportment 45 volt regular heavy b battery 169 45 volt heavy duty b battery 239 6 volt 11 plate stor age 449 radio parts and asscssories at corrspondlngly low prices get your radio in shape for christmas gordon e cober