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tottfftnut unburn volxlv1 no 44 stouffville ontario thursday january 31st 1935 a v nolan publisher pinol expectorant relieves coughs colds and bronchitis loosens the phlegm and expels it from the bronchial tubes when taken with laxacold tablets quickly relieves the flu la grippe and cold in the local man wins motor acfion few motorists who travel the stouffvilleuxbridge road are prob ably aware that the legal rate of speed travelling down the garabaldi hill must not exceed twelve miles per hour not one in a hundred i observe it yet this point of law was head laxacold are more largely the fact which won for readily absorbed by the system harry paisley a court action last than ordinary tablets hence week when he sued bruce mcdonald horticulturists annual function more speedy in action pinol 50c laxacold 25c j m storey the druggist home of quality drugs legal harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public etc stouffville ontario phone 18003 mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers etc buttons block stouffville money to loan a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am m m gibson ontario land surveyor agincourt ontario briarbush hospital main street stouffville license no 263 graduated nurses in attendance private semiprivate and public warda phone 191 mrs er good superintendent medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 19s coroner for york count it dental d c smith ldsdds neil c smith ldsdds office over the bank of commerce otllce hours 9 to 12 130 to 530 phone oillce 1011 residence 1015 of epsom for 510 and obtained judgment for 10360 the case was the aftermath of a motor action wherein mcdonalds truck travelling from stouffville to uxbridge crash ed into paisleys passenger ear at the foot of tiie garabaldi hill paisley was travelling south along the second concession when he was struck crossing the intersection at the foot of the hill mcdonalds counterclaim for 69 was dismissed the case was heard ill court m uxbridge before his honor judge smock um of pelerboro mr f i button kc conducting the prose cution for paisley while mcdonald was defended by a couple of legal men from toronto who were under stood to be acting in the interest of the company in which mcdonalds truck was insured numerous witnesses were heard on both sides but tile prosecution largely rested its case on the ad mission of mcdonald that he was travelling around 35 miles per hour going down this hill and mr button strongly impressed the court with the actual law on the matter which allowed only 12 miles per hour in addition paisley and bill harding who was in the formers car both testified that they had come to a stop before entering the intersection and proceeded across the road alter seeing the hill was clear mr button pointed out that at the speed he contended mcdonald was travelling he came over the brough of the hill fa distance of 360 feet down the steep grade to paisleys car before his client had time to cross the intersection paisley and harding both declared they looked but saw- no truck coming when they proceed ed to move across the road mcdonald endeaivored to show- that paisley admitted being in the wrong at tho time of the accident and instructed him mcdonald to bring his truck to silverthorns garage stouffville for repairs this he did instead of taking it to his gargageman at uxbridge paisley however denied any such arrange ment he claimed that what he said was that if he had to do the paying then silverthorns garage is ivhera he would want the work done e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto oillco in grubins block phone 8201 markham every tuesday olilco in wear block see h o klinck obrien avenue tor your insurance needs in fire lifo automobile burglary and all casualty lines a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance co also automobile and- fire thomas birkett insurance agency everything in incurance phono 25902 stouffville ont stewart beare phono markham 2g03 or to braithwaltos hardware 9601 radio repairing a service you will appreciate l e oneill stouffvlllo funeral director and embalmer night and day service business phone residence phono 9801 9820 locals win 32 over toronto dukes a very slim crowd turned out on friday night last to see stouffville take their second 32 victory over the toronto dukes in the junior oha league the game ended in a dispute with some five minutes to play tho toronto club refusing to continue the game due to an error made by referee rice the dukes held a slight edge in the first period slipping in their first counter after about 10 minutes of play holdon serving a penalty for stouftivillo at the time their second goal came near the end of the period when paxton fell down badly on a jlong shot from centre ice leaving the score at the end of the first frame dukes 2 stouffville o the locals came back hard in the second period button and baker combining to scoro the first one for the home club the visitors were outplayed in the third period morden and stewart scoring twice on a couple of fine combination plays with about s minutes to go the bell was rung at tho stouffville blue line for an offside by the duke the play continued however the puck getting mixed up in a cap lay ing on the ice and in this boxed up fashion was shot into the net referee rice seeming to forget himself for the moment skated to centre ice followed by a vigorous protest from the locals for a mom ent it apeared that tho stouffville boys would forfeit the game to tor onto when rice realizing his error went to face the puck in tho corner this change of decision caused an outburst from the dukes who re fused to continue tho play giving the gamo to stouffville who were leading 32 at the time fine attendance despite adverse weather conditions demonstrated once more that stouffville is horti- culturallyminded when on fri day evening last the local society held its annual meeting in ratcliffs hall from 745 when johnny moscow and his splendid orchestra began to flood the hall with music until after the town clock had struck eleven as a signal to stop eating the varied program was thoroughly en joyed president h o klinck welcomed is special contributing guests of the evening mr john f clark pro vincial lecturer mrs john f clark soloist lionel godson dis trict director and president of tor onto horticultural society and miss boulton secretary of parkdale society he also dealt with the growth of and hindrances to horti cultural expansion in ontario suggesting as one of the greatest hindrances to home beautification the fact of economic insecurity he also proposed the extension of tree shrub and flower planting along our highways as an appropriate field for investment of relief funds as this would attract tourists and enrich the lives of all our people besides pro viding an interesting type of work to our unemployed miss marjory mortens for ten years faithful secretary of our society presented the minutes of the last annual meeting and announced the forthcoming provincial con vention to be held in the king edward hotel february 21 and 22 the directors report was then given by mrs george t lee mrs lee summarized the various activi ties of t lie society during 1934 mentioning in addition to the exten sive local work the district picnic at orillia and the stouffville display at the toronto centennial flower show- where the 3000 award was won by our contestants tlie treasurers report given by t b rue indicated a balance on hand at the close of tho year of about 6000 among suggestions for special activities in 1935 the society eon- templates a birdhousebuilding contest for the boys and girls and later a poster contest in preparation for the flower show bulbs or the school and ivy for the clock tower were also suggested lack of space forbids comment upon the very fine illustrated talk by mr clark and the songs by his good wife we also refrain from an attempt to present lionel god son as he really is we have assured him however that stouffville will be down to the convention on feb 21st to enjoy that 125 banquet at the price of 50c thanks are due to mrs doten who had charge of the refreshments and to all others who contributed to the success of the evening we givebelow the list of officers for 1935 hon prest mr j r hodgins president mr h o klinck 1st vice mr george saunders 2nd vice miss c widetnan secretary miss m mertens treasurer mr t b rae directors for 1935 and 6 mrs ben doten mrs peter lehman mrs joseph cooney mr cliff pipher mr george dowswell directors for 1934 and 5 mrs wilbert burnett mrs a v nolan mrs alex grubin miss m watson miss anne lehman auditors ac burkholder frank rae rev sjclarkson student t soldier and preacher methodist pulpit veteran wartime chaplain setveil in vicinity rochester chronicle rev samuel j clarkson dd minister of grace methodist church died yesterday january 20 1935 at 230 pm at his home 5s mason street after a twomonths heart illness he would have been 62- february 1st doctor clarkson- came to roch ester in 1920 after six years as minister of first methodist church lockport he was born in stouff ville ontario february 1 1s73 he was graduated from albert college belleville ontario 1s97 and joined the manitoba conference of cana dian methodist church serving three years as missionary on the northwestern canadian frontier in 1900 doctor clarkson came to the united states and in 1902 join ed the genesee conference of methodist churches taking up studies at the university of rochester he served in the world war as united states army chaplain at camp dix and in 1923 received the honorary degree of doctor of divinity from university of syracuse in 1929 and 1924 he was appointed delegate to the general conference of methodist church he formerly held pastorates in charlotte royal- ton middleton lockport and batavia in 1920 doctor clarkson came to rochester as minister of monroe avenue methodist church serving until 1929 when he was called to grace methodist church driving park avenue dpctor clarkson was president of the board of trustees of lima seminary for nine years preceding his death he was a member of the rotary club the funeral service was held on tuesday january 22 at 230 pm in grace church dr earl shepard district superintendent of the methodist church officiated burial took place at riverside cemetery he is survived by his widow- margaret mckinley clarkson dr clarkson is also survived by three sisters and one brother they are mrs southley of winnipeg mrs violet stadlebauer toronto mrs d h cook stouffville and william clarkson altona found dead in hotel bedroom arthur cuyler of 55 ninth street medicine hat alberta was found dead in his hotel room in saskatoon saskatchewan on saturday morn ing january 26h he was only 43 ears of age for a number of years the late mr cuyler was the representative in lberta of the horner drug co ltd of montreal and only last fall had taken the new task of introduc ing the products of the shuttleworth chemical co of toronto into the spacious areas of saskatchewan and manitoba he was on his initial trip to saskatoon when death overtook him arthur was educated at dickson hill and bethesda public schools and at markham high school he is survived by his wife formerly miss bernice p ems who was born near sutton ontario three children rilla aged 12 marion aged 10 and robert aged 7 also by his aged father abel t cuyler who has resided with him in medicine hat and by two brothers j t of medicine hat and theodore of calgary alberta the funeral took place in medecine hat on tuesday january 29th 1935 from st barnabas anglican church under auspices of mizpah lodge no 35 af am phone business shows upturn with the churches tho annual meeting of the bethesda stouffville telephone co held in the head office of the company at stouffville last week was very sllmly attended by share holders this however is not un usual as shareholders only take a keen interest when things are not going to their satisfaction the old board of directors wa- reelected for another year most of them holding down the position since the inception of the company 27 or 2s years ago only when death removed a member has there been a change in the personnel the financial statement for 1934 showed a decided improvement over the pervious year when a loss of 900 was shown in 1934 the net loss stood at only 175 including interest payment of 2s04 on first mortgage sinking funds debentures which is a first charge on the assests a 5 pc dividend declared on the capital stock of the company in creases the loss to 2065 and was paid out of reserves as in 1933 the heavy loss sustained over de pression year due to subscribers dis continuing the telephone service has ceased and slight gains are be ing made again in the number of subscribers served indicating that the worst has been met and better times for the company seem certain stouffville fhesbyterlan rev w h fuller ba sunday february 3 1935 200 pm sunday school 300 pm regular church service the pastor will he with us wo cordially invite the public to worship with ua t t t t lkmonvillk bloomington ballantrae rev c 1 jcffcry minister sunday february 3 1935 1030 am ballantrae 300 pni lemonvillo 700 pni bloomiugton t t t t melville bethesda leachs united churches rev j mcewen b a sunday february 3 1935 1000 am sunday school 1000 am peachs 1115 am melville 730 pm bethesda golden wedding altona mr mr e w baker painter and decorator new spring paper samples now- ready we will he glad to show them at your home phone 157 births noble to mr and mrs harry noble vera hopkins on jan 21st 1935 a son annual ufo oyster supper ratcliffs hall stouffvlllo february 8th 6 to 8 pm bring a contribution of sandwiches cake pie or pickles oysters coffee or tea and dishes will be provided afthrsupper programme addresses ii h hannam prov secy treas of the ufo the farmer and tho economic set up rev r j irwin of donlands united church the economic dilemma and the christian way out soloist carlo lambert toronto other talent admission 50c for family ex mem bers all others 25c each after supper programmo open to evcryono free of charge mr and mrs harry pointon and dorothy spent friday in toronto keep on the hop you altona folks dont let the cold weather affect you mr and mrs h madill and daughter had dinner with mr and mrs o madill and family our ice men are busy again re moving the ice from the pond stick to it old boys miss margaret brown has been spending the past week with miss mary lehman and miss beatrice carter a number of masons from this district attended the installation ceremonies of prince of wales lodge toronto mr chas barkey was chosen to respond to the toast of the visiting brethren from stouffville an event of interest to friends in stouffville and vicinity took place recently in toronto when mr and mrs elias b hoover entertained over sixty of their relatives and friends at their home 365 main st on tho occasion of the fiftieth anni versary of their marriage botli mr and mrs hoover were born in pickering township in the year 1s59 and 1s62 respectively and were married in stouffville by rev william percy on january 20 1885 they located on their farm at lot 34 con s pickering where for thirty- five years they farmed successfully fifteen years ago they retired taking up residence in toronto their only daughter mrs ir g farthing re sides with them during the years in pickering mr hoover was active in municipal affairs being a member of the coun cil board for nine years two years in the reeves chair they were members of the altona christian church mr hoover being treasurer of the ontario christian conference for twelve years at the present time they lead a quiet life as mrs hoover lias been in poor health for the past seven years congratulations were received from friends in chicago stouffville claremont and markham and to these the tribune wishes to add hearty good wishes for more years of contentment in the even tide of life for mr and mrs hoover former lincolnyille girl is bereaved glasgow watcli for further announcement regarding that comical play whiskers to be given by glasgow young people in the near future bush league standing january 28th 1935 on friday afternoon mr elijah pennock received a wire from the usa announcing the sudden and unexpected death of his brotherinlaw samuel johnson who passed away at his home at mount pleasant michigan on fri day at noon he was in his 79 th year only last summer mr johnson visited stouffville and mount albert company witli his wife and daughter miss pearl he was a native of scott township being born on a farm east of mount albert as a young man he located at chatham where he followed the carpentering trade here he married lucinda connor who died as yet a young woman his second marriage was to lexy ann connor sister to his first wife and to the late mrs elijah pennock of stouff ville mr johnson is survived by his wife and only daughter who is a school teacher at saginaw michigan a man of quiet disposition and good habits ho was well liked and highly respected he left chatham quite a number of years ago to live in michigan where he and his family own a comfortable homo the funeral took place to mount pleasant cemetery on sunday melville p ayed won tied lost pts 4 4 3 2 1 2 0 0 7 mount albert 6 sixth line 1 3 0 1 6 stouffville 4 2 1 0 5 claremont 4 2 0 2 4 oak ridges 4 1 1 2 3 goodwood 4 0 1 3 1 gormley 4 0 0 4 0 serving you well under trying conditions when the mercury in the thermometer starts dropping quickly below the zero lino and the probs say continued cold who is the most important man in the community tho fuel dealer telcphonesc- jangling snow drifting heavily hundreds of anxious parents waterplpes threatening to burst then along comes the dealer with his truckload of fuel and a wave of thanksgiving sweeps over the household courteous under the most trying conditions obliging at all times competent to advise what suits your boiler or furnace best an employer of standing a man with a real stake in tho community the fuel dealer is entitled to your respect and confidence he is an important figiiro in canadian business life and he doesnt let you down mrs stanley topham and her father mr percy spofford are back home after having spent several days with mr harrison hisey and family of streetsville we are happy to inform our readers of the improving condition of mr robson jewitt who is at pre sent in the york county hospital newmarket many of his neighbours and friends have been paying him frequent visits in the past week it is expected that he will soon be home again barring further compli cations setting in to enumerate all those ill with the flu and colds in this locality would certainly take up a heap of space the attendance at school church and sunday school in the past week was very pronounced owing to this and the very cold weather we hope for the early recovery of all those in flicted at this time this week witnessed the opening of the ice harvest at almira pond messrs b gayman and h spofford are swinging into action lustily en deavouring to keep apace with orders the sudden drop in the mercury is bringing the ice closa to 20 inches in thickness good sleigh ing would mako this job much easier for all concerned however we arent wishing for snow banks by any means wo understand that our very efficient road foreman mr arthur buchanan approached the township council recently regarding snow fence to take care of the few badly drifted points in this section a very few rods of this fence would be ample and would bo the means of saving a great deal of lost time and expensive clearing costs fortunate ly so far we have been lucky in re gards to the weather perhaps that is the reason the council turned thumbs down to mr buchanans re quest t t t t stouffvluie mennonttb church rov s crcssuian pastor prayer meeting friday night at s pm let every member try to be present at our prayer service sunday february 3 1935 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening service 700 pm altona wo most heartily invite the public to our services t t t t bloomington and ringwood christian churches rev b morton preacher sunday february 3 v935 people glorify all sorts of bravery except the bravery of a good soldier of jesus christ it takes a good soldier to face the cold and storms for him these days services next lords day 1100 am blooraington 700 pm ringwood let us warm up towards god as the two did in the long ago luke 2432 the public are invited to all our services t t t t stouffvuile united church rev thos laidlaw ma pastor sunday february 3 1935 1100 am morning worship subject making goodness attractive 230 pm ss and bible classes 700 pm evening service subject faith that learns to labour and to wait 15 minute songservice monday s00 pm yps wednesday s00 pm annual congregational meeting in basement all members and adherents are cordially welcomed to this meeting annual report for year ending dec 31st 1934 will be distributed and new official board for current year will bo appointed you are cordially welcomed to all these services t t t t stouffvuile baptist church c s mcgrnth pastor sunday february 3 1935 1000 am bible school classes for all 1100 am worship 700 pm service prayer meeting wed 800 pm the bible class will meet this friday night february 1 at tho home or mr and mrs phillips main street east we heartily invite the public to all of our services t t t t stouffville congregational christian church harry worling pastor sunday february 3 1935 stouffvillo 1000 am bible school classes for all 1100 am church service church nill sunday february 3 1935 200 pm biblo school classes for all 300 pm church sorvico thursday january 31st the christian endeavour meeting will bo held at tho home of mr and mrs lazenby we heartily invite tho public to all of our services