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wmmm volxlvino8 stouffville ontario thursday may 17 1934 a v nolan publisher kidney bladder prominent citizen i whitchurch councillor disorders such as inflamed weakened and irritated conditions of the urinary tract frequent urina tion back ache lumbago etc are treated successfully by nyals stoniroot compound price cec and 100 or if preferred in tablet form nyal buchujuniper kidney pills 25c and 50c laid to rest moves for two collectors j m storey the funeral of the late david itusnell to stouffvillo cemetery on saturday afternoon was very largely attended service in the mennonito church was taken by brother deputy reeve newton rae took mckerlie of toronto an associate of issue with the members of whit- the deceased in the work of the church township council on satur- disciples church of christ 1 he day at the regular may meeting church seating capacity was taxed to when he sought to introduce a hold the large congregation the resolution to have the collectors speaker referred to the departed as rolls for the years 193123 audited a man after gods own heart and by a firm of chartered accountants held him in the very highest esteem the deputy reeve said that inas- as one who knew his inner life best much as a number of errors had mr irusnells death shocked the been found in these rolls it was in whole communityas he had been so j the interest of the tax payers that and asks for chartered accountahis to audit collectors roll court of revision june 9th the druggist home of quality drugs medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 19g coroner for york count briarbush private hospital main street stouffville ontario hospital license 1s7 graduate nurse in attendance medical convalescent and maternity cases accepted private semiprivate public wards weekly rates from 1225 up inspection invited phone 191 sirs e it good dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal icollege ofdental surgeons and of the university of toronto olllce in gruliins block phone 8201 markham every tuesday otflco 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 veterinary s t bodendisteivsbvsc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college main street stouffvillo phono 255 a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am active being found by his bereaved wife just before noon on the floor of the woodshed he had dono a good deal of work that day but practi cally died on his feet as the investi gation by the- doctor indicated that death was instantaneous david rusnell was born in ux- bridgo township spent his early days there and when a young man he married mary tripp of highland creek they lived for a few years vt pine orchard but spent 22 years of their married life on the farm jist north of stouffville now occupied by mr lambert stouffer three children born to them all survive as well as the widow they are bber rusnell in vancouver and ira of stouffville and one daughter mrs jacob reesor 10th concession whitchurch an only sister of the deceased lives in colorado being mrs r george of a deeply religious nature the late mr rusnell was closely identi fied with the disciples church of christ and after working in this denomination at pine orchard he with his late father was instrumental in starting the church at stouffville and between them did a great eal to construct the present building which was made from a frame that stood up on the 10th concession the present church building was placed on the site in the west end of the village in 1904 mr rusnell for some years did most of the preach ing there as a citizen he took a prominent place and served several terms as a member of the civic council he was also a councillor in whitchurch and reeve of the township prominent in bowling and curling circles he was regarded as a good sport because he was a man of even temperament and took defeat with the proper spirit floral tributes were many about the bier and included remem brances from various public and civic bodies all testifying to his popularity in the community and the woman fractured her foot the original bill was 70 but the practitoner offered to settle for half council awarded 25 court of revision on the assess ment rolls was set for saturday june 9 1934 at 2 pm monday this week was the last day for filing appeals and it was reported that about a dozen had been sent in iroad foremen are again remind ed that accounts must be in threw days before council meetings to ensure ibeing passed otherwise they they should be audited in the manner prescribed by the proposed resolution as no seconder was may be left over secured the matter never came to a vote although members voiced their i weed inspector opinions on the suggestion j mr s p foote was appointed as the clerk pointed out that the j weed inspector for tho current year 1932 roll was already in the hands road accounts of 900 were of the township auditor according ordered paid as follows to instructions for auditing sam williamson maint 200 f there was no authority given to avilliamsson for div 10 1730 audit the 1932 roll said deputy roy howlett for div 1g 1750 j winterstein for div 45 s45 dan hall tor div 29 2135 m barnes for div 40 770 h mcclure for div 28 2s79 jas hope for div 22 1760 h dewsberry div 13 1320 townline east 2155 h reeve rae who was evidently un aware of the audit being in the hands of mr t b rae clerk crawford said their was no resolution but tho council had in structed him at last meeting councillor ratcliff said it would wells for div 3 1530 jess cook- cost a couple of hundred dollars to for div 35 1475 w beach div bring on chartered accountants and 41 1300 art emmerson inaint councillor toole wanted more in- 1265 h widdifield rod supt formation on cost icouncillor 7500 a mcneil for div 4 1s20 morton thought the township audi- h a smith for div 1 4575 tor bad given such good satisfaction north townline 1930 h guthrie there was no reason to go beyond div 14 9405 p e ferguson div him to have this additional auditing 39 2450 jno hicks div 11 done 3670 albert scott div 19 375 mr rae said a firm he had inter- canada ingot co 36 70 e n viewed would do the work at so penrose for adv 5 2620 c much per hour brandon for div 27 1825 w reeve kidd maintained that tbfockler div 46 2110 townline rae was quite competent and had south 3060 f mortson for div given the township one of the best 34 1590 f bolinsky work 420 and quickest audits ever had in 1933 f leader work 420 paul lenick i for one would not agree to spendiwork 420 harry clayton work ing several hundred dollars in this i 260 max finds work 3 way said the reeve marshall yake work 160 e youve no authority to do what clubine for div 17 510 bert you have done said mr rae as taun- div 12 3s5 john petch council moved for adjournment div 9 12725 thus closing the discussion i groceries were given to the notice of motion following persons to the amount deputy reeve rae also gave opposite their respective names notice of motion that he would c dadson 704 mrs schell 454 move at the next regular meeting to m hiubard 842 mrs manilla fatal motor accident frank m reesor a farmer living four miles north of sunderland village and a distant relative alex vanderberg were instantly killed in a car crash at a bad corner in sunderland village on saturday night and mrs reesor is in toronto general hospital in a badly shaken- up condition with a broken nose and many severe face injuries tliey were crashed into by a car driven by milton tanton of oshawa who was accompanied by walter henderson oshawa both were arrested at the scene of the accident by provincial officer carr of cannlngton and are in custody in whitby jail dr j h oliver of sunderland held aninquest on sunday afternoon which was adjourned indefinitely until mrs reesor is able to testify mr reesor was interred at the reesor burying ground at markham monday it appears that the reesors had just completed shopping at sunder land and were on their way home while the oshawa car was on its way from orillia to oshawa the latter car is said to have rounded the whiting garage corner at sunder land so speedily that the driver was forced to make a wide turn and crashed into the reesor car the car was turned over and catapuled some fifteen feet both reesor and vanderberg sustaining fractured i skulls the car was completely wrecked and the tanton car slight ly damaged the police are alleged to have seized a case of empty beer bottles and two bottles of liquor in tho tanton car the reesors had moved from markham to brock township some eight years ago and recently sold their farm and rented the old wood ward farm on the tenth concession he is survived by one daughter mrs clarence brethour who lives a mile and a half west of sunderland mr vanderberg had resided with the reesors for several years two teachers are the churches asked to resign sponsors say a change desirable or the staff dr john r dales called by death dunbarton physician went on country calls by bicycle or horseback introduce a bylaw for the purpose of appointing two tax collectors for 1934 and for dividing the town ship for this purpose horse show grant lome evans a former councillor urged the members to increase the pike 535 annual grant to the aurora horse allan 456 600 mrs owens 710 mrs johnson 1243 mrs cooper 810 mrs sawcbuch 1310 bert stewart 446 clayton family 406 mrs morsi 250 gilbert family 775 w jordan 613 goulds 834 mrs w brillinger st 43 bloomington misses edna and mildred lemon were home from toronto on sunday miss laura alliston of toronto is visiting at the home of mrs jos winterstein lmr e a storry attended the conservative nomination meeting at newmarket on saturday last mr and mrs jason stouffer of toronto wero at her mothers on sunday the benefit concert for the lemonville family will be held in stouffville hall on may 25th note change of date show but the sum donated by un- mrs graham 300 lanes 1050 animous vote was 15 as in previous leader family 900 m hibbard years 430 a spellman 260 mrs councillors toole and morton ellis 202 pykes 545 yake moved a grant of 10 to the junior family 535 farmer competitions dr bolding co a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance also automobile and fire thomas birkett insurance agency everything in incurance phono 25902 stouffville ont legal harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public etc stouffville ontario phone 186 mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers etc buttons block stouffville money to loan in the passing of dr john r dales of dunbarton brother of the late dr dales of stouffville on may 7th in his eightieth year ontario county lost one of its best known and oldest physicians a native of drayton ontario he gradu ated from the college of physicians and surgeons in 1885 and was a classmate of his honor dr herbert a bruce the lieutenant governor and dr w p caven since then ho has practiced at dunbarton where calls took him to many parts of ontario county a keen cyclist in his younger days he did much of his travelling by this means alternating with trips on horseback when tho roads would not permit using his bicycle tho into dr dales was a mem for medical services dr h b freel pressed for payire chas johnson 500 ment of an old account against the 5 in wood was sent to each of jessiko family once resident on the the following coopers owens 9th con the family was indigent i manilla and whitty dumping electric hot water heaters it is just about a year ago since the three local harter shops install ed the newly gotten up electrict hot water heaters which the hepc introduced to the public and for which a flat rate is being paid of 262 per month today every ton- sorlal shop in town declares tho heaters will be dumped from their shops the moment their actual year is up which is the minimum time for which they were installed the trouble is that when a heavy demand is made for hot water and tho tank once emptied it takes a marriages curtis stiver a quiet wedding took place at the lutheran parsonage sherwood when hannah second daughter of mr and mrs frank h- stiver unionville became the bride of mr roy e curtis only son of mr rqbert curtis and the late mrs curtis of stouffville rev e huenogard officiated the bride who was unattended woro a smart blue glasgow mr w i smith was home over sunday miss myrtle davis spent the week end with her parents mr and mrs henry slack visited with relatives in toronto on sunday mr and mrs earl mdmullen and son murray also mr charles arm strong spent sunday with mr and mrs wm eckardt a meeting is to he held at the jlasgow ichurcli on tuesday evening may 22nd all those who are inter ested in the cemetery are requested to be present sunday school as usual- next sun day at 230 come and receive the rood things in store for you last sunday a special mothers day pro gram was enjoyed by all cottage prayer meeting will be held at the home of mr and mrs w i smith all those who enjoy a study of gods word and fellowship with his people come and enjoy a quiet hour in prayer and praise monday evening may 21st reeve harry sanders of scarboro chosen seven hundred people packed the tweed swagger suit with navy i dariforth park school for the whole day for the tank of water to ber of the united church and is sur- p again and of course such vlved by his widow who before herlsorvico is no use in a barber shop marrlago was mary j dunbar and one son j frank dales barrister of toronto stopped at the border e oneill successor to w j mather stouffville funeral director and embalmer night and day service business phone residence phono 9801 9820 earl cook our lemonvillo player property of tho toronto maple leafs has been farmed out and left last week bound for beckloy west virginia where jio was to become tho property of tho amorican club thoro on option but unfortunately ho didnt got beyond niagara falls ny whero he was taken off tho train by immigration officials when ho was unablo to produco certain papers from washington the immi gration authorities classed cook the samo as canadian hockey players who play in tho statos during tho winter months and it seems very strange that he should bo checkod up in this way yankee ball players are allowed in canada each summer without so much as a word said later in tho week cook was i granted a passport and is now in virginia or anywhere else for that matter we learn also from city folk who installed them that the heaters are not satisfactory because of their limited ability to deliver hot water and so it looks as if the big idea of tho hepc of giving the consumer a break is only a bubble one would have thought that so important a body would have more carefully oxamlned into the accessories following the ceremony mr and mrs curtis loft on a motor trip and oh their return will live in stouffville tenders not satisfactory only two tenders were received for tho extension to tho united church chansel it was revealed whon the board mot tuesday one was viewed as too high and tho other was not complete it was decided to got additional figures and possibly do tho work by day ability of these iador tho highest tondor was 1s35 heaters to give service before placing thorn before the public as it stands now the hepc will show a loss on having gone into the business can collection for private sale at the home of mrs w- j mather church street chosterfleld black walnut drossor kitchen cabinet electric plate flndlay rango about new hand washing machino extension couch floor polisher spring mattress 4x6 many other small articles phone 103 the annual can collection will take place on friday and saturday this week may 1819 house holders aro requested tb placo rubbish in convenient placo to tho roadside for the trucks to lift a charge of from hto 25c will be mado at each houso to be paid at time of collection in tho interest of sanitation and tho good appearance of your premises all householders aro ad vised to avail themselves of this service which has tho approval of to municipal council nomination meeting of the liberal party in east york which includes the village of stouffville but not whitchurch township which re mains in north york when harry sanders reevo of scarboro and a namesake of the reevo of stouff ville but no relation was the unanimous choice of the convention as tho man to oppose premier henry seven hundred people packed the school for the meeting which was addressed by arthur slaght kc as well as mr hepburn reeve sanders was elected on first ballot over joseph vornon excounclllor of east york and frank bage local merchant harold a sanders of stouffvillo and p max reesor of markham wore proposod for the nomination but withdrew in addressing tho meeting the candi date denied a newspaper report that ho formerly was a conservative he always had been a liberal he said although ho had become a member of tho ccf two years ago in order to defeat the conservative machine in scarboro all speakers predicted that mr sanders would defeat premier henry in his own riding of east york while the stouffville public school staff usually runs along like a well oiled machine every member of it came in for due criticism at the monthly meeting of the board on monday evening arid miss lloyst and miss ross teachers in primary and second class were both asked to send in their resignations forth with dr freel and l turner moved and seconded the resolution and the chairmain drball asked for the yeas and nays which wore record ed as follows for the resolution dr freel lloyd turner ambrose stover against dr ball jw momullen edward baker another member of the board was not at the meet ing any changes to be made in the staffs must be done at this time according to the contracts under which all the teachers are working requiring 30 days notice before june 30 while two teachers were singled out for dismissal the entire staff came in for an average share of criticism one rumor was that a teacher had placed a tack on every seat in the room sort of retaliat ing for the many placed on the teachers chair to a complaint that a teacher was allowing outside matters to interfere with school duties none of these rumors were really substantiated still thoy were reported and some of them are to be further investigated the definite complaints against jthe two teach ers dismissed were not clearly defined other than that a change was desirable on the staff the continuation schoil staff did not come under the scrutiny of the board special meeting held dr ball chairman at the request of dr freel and members of the board called a special meeting on tuesday evening to clarify the in tent of the resolution dismissing the teachers so as to make the dismissal operative as of june 30 and not forthwith when the meeting called to order dr freel was in formed by the chairman that he had gone to the secretarys office and taken copies of the resolution and mailed them to the two teachers concerned i mailed them myself said dr ball ill have legal notice served on you tomorrow for involving this board you had no right to take that correspondence from the secretarys office said dr freel under somel heat you promised me to call this meeting to rectify the wording of the resolution why did you rush the notices off before this was done you certainly didnt cooperate he concluded dr ball i acted according to instructions on minute book if you want to know my feelings it was a balled headed resolution i ordered thoso letters posted and the secretary didnt do it so i did it my self x freel the clerk used good judgment in holding the letters back the chairman said a resolution to amend was in order and could bo sent on tho amendment carried with the chairman supporting it which struck from the original resolution the word forthwith and added thereto to become effective june 30 thus the revised resolu tion reads that miss loyst and miss ross be asked to tender their resignations to become effective on june 30 1934 for tho resolution freel turner stover and ball against mcmullen the chairman explained that he voted for the amendment because it was necessary only to keep the board within legal bounds but in so doing did not wish it construed that ho acquesced in the original motion in any way the amendment corrects any legal technicality in the original motion melville bethesda peachs united churches rev jt mcewen ba is sunday may 20th 1934 1000 am peachs 1115 am melville 730 pm bethesda mothers day is being observed by the sunday schools t t t t stouffville presbyterian church rev w h fuller ba sunday may 20th 1934 200 pm sunday school 300 pm aftornoon worship wo invite the public to worship with us t t t t stouffville mennonite church rev s crcssiniui pastor sunday may 20th 1934 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning service 700 pm evening worship t t t t stouffville united church rev thos laidlnw ma pastor sunday may 20th 1934 1100 am morning service 700 pm evening service rev o e owen of unionville will preach morning and evening on monday evening the final meet ing of the young people for the season a group from toronto will provide tho program which will be both interesting and instructive the program is under the missionary and world travel group wednesday s00 pm prayer and bible study t t t t ballantrae bloojhngton lemonville united church rov jac kell pastor sunday may 20th 1934 1030 am ballantrae 230 pm bloomington sacrament of the lords supper 700 pm lemonville june 3rd has been set for our anniversary services at lemonville the yps will meet in the parsonage at lemonville this fri day evening t f t t bloomington and rlngwood christian churches rev morton preacher sunday may 20th 1934 man never was intended to live only for himself even a hen when it has laid an egg announces the fact by a loud cackling services next lords day 1100 am bloomington 230 pm ringwood 700 pm altona the highest kind of joy can be found for every christian in the lords service t t t t stouffville baptist church rev charles mcgratli pastor sunday may 20th 1934 1000 am bible class classes for all ages 1100 am morning service no mans salvation depends his believing that he believes it does depend on his seeing receiving jesus christ as saviour 700 pm evening worship prayer meetings wednesday s pm and sunday at 630 pm the biblo class will meet on friday night may 18th at 8 pm wo most heartily invite the public to all our services on but and his at a trip to palestine ed thorn collector sufferers support tho benefit play cranberry corners to be given in ratcliffs hall on evening of may 25th in aid of the lemonvillo flro the public gonerally is invited to hear a lecture on palestine nt the wideman mennonito church 8th line markham on tuesday evening may 22 at 8 oclock tb be dellvored by principal john mcnlcol of toron to bible college his subject will bo the footsteps of our lord in tho holy land mr mcnlcol has been principal and lecturor at the toron to bible colloge for 32 years and has recently toured palostlno hence this will he a rare troat and inspira tion tho invitation to attend is general stouffville branch prices this week piano upright helntzman mahogany case beautiful tone perfect condition sacrifico for immediate sale full particulars from nolllo stiver at shaws store baysido tomatoes 3 tins for 27c 32 oz jams 20c 28 oz camp pork beans 10c ayfmer veg soup tin 8c domino peas tin 16o domino golden corn 2 tins 25c roman meal loaf 8c comfort soap 10 bars 85c domino baking powder tin 15c smoked bacon squares lb 10c perfection floor wax lb 25c domino tea irp lb 45c domino coffee lb 85c rolled oats 6 lbs 21c old dutch cleanser tin 10c xxxx qnakor flour 8240 dominion tiread flour 220 whlto satin flour 9c old can cheese lb 28c pineapples lss each 25c paul boadway manager