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stouffville ontario july 8th 1936 town topics congratulations to miss agnes klinck in obtaining honors iu the atcm piano exams held in june rev and mrs c e mae leod and master teddy left last weekend for a two mouths holiday at victoria jfarbor principal e w durum wife and family left ou monday for a months holiday at dauganuou near goder- ich rev gordon duncan and miss i miss eva book of st anns spent annie are here from warkworth a few days with miss ruby rayiner spending their holidays mrs elmer still and billie also mrs leslie ilowbotham and donald are holidaying at elgin house muskoka while attending the unnual summer school mrs t morton and granddaught er mabel former residents of the oast end have returned from manitoulin island and will be with rev and mrs morton for some time although considerably improved since his accident mr jim barry is stiill unable to sit up in bed at the brierbush hospital where he has been for more than two weeks miss jessie walls rn and miss wright rn the two supervisors at the toronto east general hospital were visiting the formers parents mr and mrs edw walls mrs e a hutchinson sailed from montreal on monday aboard the ss letitia tor england to visit her aged father who is over 90 years of age the monthly meeting of the jr farmers and the girls short course class will be held this thursday evening at s pm at the mansion house lunch served dr burkholder of chicago was down from jacksons point on thursday making a few calls mr and mrs burkholder are enjoying their annual holiday at the ontario summer resort a 47ton can of coal was placed in the bins atthe buf knowledge plant last wek xwhich will be a comfort andnecessity for the child ren and teaching staffs during the next winterseason the school fur nace consumed 40 to 50 tons each year on obrien avenue big reduction in coats suits dresses and hats for thursday fri day and saturday of this week mrs m watts miss ada mccarty toronto was the guest of mrs w a silvester over dominion day holiday decoration day at brougham christian church cemetery sunday july 12 at 230 speaker rev c e fockler of keswick assisted by- rev mrglover of brougham music and a quartette from keswick 111 representatives of the agar family held their ninth reunion at victoria square when cecil ward of malum was elected president mem bers were present as far as chatham in ontario and from cass city us mr and mrs p e greenfield and mrs j t brags of uowmanville visited at the home of mrs w t tlyam this week also mrs e w rundle and daughters of oshawa were recent guests at mrs byams mrs trickey toronto president of the wms toronto east presby- terial addressed the stouflville ibranch at a largely attended meet ing held on thursday afternoon as delegate to the dominion board conference the speaker reviewed points of interest and the close re lationship existing between their society and the united church of canada particularly along financial lines as affecting missionary work mrs d c smith having resigned the treasurership of the local society owing to ill health mrs f l button was elected to the office added interest was focused on the meeting because it was being held out of town at the spacious farm home of mrs harvey moyer dick sons hill about fifty ladies were present mr and mrs james ridout are absent from town for a couple of weeks staying at camp ashungyoons at dueloes point lake simcoe camp opens today and runs until the istli during which time mr ridout will have charge of all culinary arrangements for this boys organi zation in which several hundred will he under canvas all toronto lads when the list of successful pupils receiving promotion in stouflville public school was published the name of margaret by daughter of mr mrs n byer was missing in preparing the newspaper copy it was erroneously overlooked and if it caused margaret a heartache which it naturally would apology is due her margaret passed in 7th place in a fairly large class from jr to sr fourth mrs robt winterstein 10th con cession whom we reported last week as recovering from an illness did not suffer a stroke as reported and we regret the error mrs winter stein was ill with a heart condition requiring rest and we are glad to learn that she has quite recovered mrs john pearson has returned from a two weeks visit with her brotherinlaw mr dave pearson and family in hamilton also her sister mrs jess baum at croswell mich and friends in lexington mrs pear- sou is near her soth birthday president l s klinck of the university of b c after visiting his mother on obrien ave last week left montreal on friday for two months vacation in the british isles a garden party will be held on the ballantrae church grounds on the evening of wed july 13 supper served from 6 to s pm thos hamilton will be the entertainer admission 20c and 35c quality service binder twine a sign should be placed at the west entrance of the village worded something like this enquire for free motor campvthe other even ing a motoristsvirh his trailer camp spent the nighton the side of the road right in the village he couldnt haveknown about the park and camping facilities gordon cober has installed a 30 watt broadcaster with round mike and capable of delivering from 30 amplifiers at the one time at the cedar beach dancegardens lake mussplman it is 7 most powerful machine of itsjfind in the district and is designed to radiate music from hie hall to any part of the grounds or out on the lake miss vira tyndall of the public school staff left on monday for guelph college to enter the five weeks short course for teachers which is designed to complete her specialist certificate for teaching agriculture all the teachers will then hold a specialist certificate in one subject or another and because of this advanced standing special grants are obtainable from the dept of education cience proves mr f e clendenen of chicago in renewing his subscription to the tribune tor the current year says yourpaper has been coming to iny home for over 45 years and while many of my generation are gone the names of the younger generation are familiar and it keeps me in touch with the old home the tribune appreciates intimations of this kind from its old subscribers and frank clendenen is among the longest standing he is well re membered by many of our readers and citizens in town infractions of the water bylaw- respecting the use of lawn hose other than between 6 and s pm should be reported to constable quibell who is charged with the duty of obedience to the law es pecially local regulations the following pupils of bertha stouffer were successful in passing the midsummer examination at the toronto conservatory of music grade 1 margaret byer hou grade vi leone lazenby grade iii harmony louie hoover the executive directors and membership canvassers of the local horticultural society are reminded that on thursday evening july 9th a business meeting combined with a pot luck supper will be held on the lawn of mrs b doten obrien ave it is urgent that all the above officers be present as the time for the annual flower show is fast approaching supper at 630 dont be late john mckinuon shipped the first local raspberries for the season to the toronto market on monday evenings express three crates went down and a good price was antici pated patrons of the stouffville public library please take notice that the library will be closed for holidays from saturday july isth reopen ing tuesday august 4th no books will be given out during the above dates mr john w ratcliff expects to leave on saturday next for a vaca tion of two months at the home of his daughter margaret and son fred at calgary mr ratcliff will enjoy the freshness of the great lakes as far as fort william thence by cpr we wish him a happy and beneficial holiday as av energy foq is not pfftenino lettour baker bake for you you and your produce and youll family will enjoy like our the fine quality bread we wide variety of other baked goods too the best ingredients and most modern baking methods are used by our expert bakers to give you products equalin every way to homemade let us bake your pies strawberry shortcakes place your orders early telephone 1s9 etc the brierbush hospital has insti tuted an ambulance service and will ba prepared ta transput patients and attend accident cases conveying sick or iniured in jfne greatest of riding comfort the car provides a full length portable bed on rubber mounted wheel on which the patient may bewheeled to or from the ambulanceas there has been no ambulance service provided locally doctors often having to press their own cars into use the initiative on the part of the brierbush manage ment will be appreciated the brockniroad from claremon to brougham us to he treated with a preparation of clay and calcium as a dust layer which is fine for a dirt road until suoli times as a tarvia top is put on the road from stouff ville to goodwood and uxbridge the county of ontario would do well to lay the dust in oxbridge in the manner they propose to abate the nuisance in pickering township mr lome kester purchasing agent of clm scarboro and son of mrs george kester stouffville narrowly escaped a serious accident last friday mr kester was driving at the intersection of old danforth and kennedy road when a mr mar shal smacked into the rear of mr kesters car completely demolish ing it marshall was travelling at an excessive speed and was unable to make the sharp turn where the kennedy road turns into danforth road had marshall hit kesters car three feet nearer the front mr kester would have ibeen seriously if not fatally injured this turn is not easy to negotiate out is wellknown and only utmost reckless driving can be attributed as the cause of the smash the crash could be heard hundreds of yards mr d s turner of salem oregon was here for the family reunion and visiting his cousin john this was his first visit to this part of ontario and he expressed his de light with the locality salem is the capital city of oregon with 35000 inhabitants mrs howard kelly and miss anna macdonald of kingstons are visiting the formers sister mrs gordon lunau of markham garfield kelly grandson of the late mr and mrs win lewis was successful in win ning a scholarship for highest stand ing in second year medicine at queens university he also won the new york alumini scholarship in histology and embrology the stouffville bakery ambrose stover prop genuine values ford delux fordor radio and heater 1935 ford delux coach heater 1935 ford delux fordor radio heater 1934 ford standard coach 1932 ford victoria coupe 1931 durant delux coupe rumble t 1931 ford standard coach 1930 ford cabriolet 1930 chevrolet coach 1929 hudson sedan 1929 2 ford 2 ton trucks 1934 ford 12 ton truck 1930 ford 12 ton truck 1929 ford light delivery truck 1929 2 fordson tractors 1927 3 tractor plows 2 furrow also a number of other good reconditioned cars at bargain prices d f holden dealer stouffville phone 18401 markham phon 130 alexander p inglis g3 manager of the montreal branch of john inglis company of toronto boiler- makers died in montreal on july 2 he went there from toronto 11 years ago to manage the branch of the co owned by his grandfather born in guelph he received his education in toronto he was keen ly interested in sailing and watei sports and was a former president of the lake sailing and skiff as sociation of toronto he is survived by his widow- who was formerly annie hopkinsdaughter of late jh hopkins westend storekeeper in stouffville and a cousin of dr thos and mr alex mitchell of ringwood dr mitchell preached the funeral service t brathwaite hardware headquarters for field and orchard bug killers arsenate of lime arsenate of lead paris green and climax bug death mr and mrs t c gostick of town accompanied by their son frank and his two children motored to georgetown for a short holiday to visit with mrs gosticks deceased brothers home the crops accord ing to mr gostick looked good along the route not overly heavy but good quality corn was noticeably backward in tho georgetown dis trict a mrs st john of beaverton aged 90 years was adjudged the eldest person to attend the madill clan picnic in memorial park stouffville last saturday of all the 200 de scendants of this scotch ancestry from which they originated it was second annual event and favorable weather added to the enjoyment of the occasion and it was decided to meet in the same park again in 1937 on the first wednesday in july an interesting event of the afternoon was the presentation of a cake to mrs theo madill of stouffville in honor of her 79th birthday which she was celebrating on that day mrs madill with her husband has lived in town several years having purchased and remodelled the old james hand home on main street east t rev l e atkinsonwith his wife son and daughter arrived in stouff ville thursday evening from windermere muskoka taking up residence in the united church parsonage wjilch had been vacated only that morning when rev thos laidlaw and family left for toron to mr atkinson reports he was somewhat delayed in the journey from muskoka with the result the movjng van and its contents had arrived with furniture of personal belonging and had them placed in the parsonage long before he got here two blowouts contributed greatly to the delay in the arrival of the new parson however their troubles were somewhat forgotten when they reached the parsonage to find tea ready and things in good order as a result of thoughtful members of the ladies aid on sun day mr atkinson was greeted with large summer congregations both morning and evening to hear his introductory sermons free band concerts free sunday evening band concerts sunday july 5 to september g with frank busseri and his orchestra featuring pupils of nora griffith danwag aedemy toronto dancing every evening frank busseris music prices midweek 33c plus tax sat hoi 50c plus tax cedar beach dance gardens william clark onetime merchant in stouffville died in markham village on tuesday afternoon following a long illness he is sur vived by his wife two sons and two daughters miss bert clark of tor onto one of the daughters is a mem ber of the stouffville old boys association of toronto when in stouffville the late mr clark con ducted a grocery business in the stand now owned by mr herb porter after selling out here over 30 years ago he was the merchant at box grove and later had a busi ness in toronto- reference in the tribune a few weeks ago to the birthday of mr isaac boadway and the fact that he is the oldest man in stouffville born in the village brought congratula tions from an old stouffville boy h s obrien indianapolis ind who well remembers mr boadway the indianapolis correspondent referred to having read the item in the tribune and closed his congratula tions written to mr boadway thus you have stuck to the old home and have worked steadily and made yourself a useful citizen and i hope you have many years of health and happiness to come we doubt if the ai mentioned in the bible is as familiar to many of our readers as is our ai pryne who lives in the east end and who for 42 years has been one of the boys ai observed his 75th birthday on monday but age makes no differ- once for the weest chap on tho streot hails him with hello ai born at island lake ho never stray ed from the home district and is none the worse for that his father was jacob pryne and he married twice being survived by two families thero are two living to tho first marriage being bbenezervpryno of pontiac mich a man of 90 years but when he was in stouffville three or four years ago he was as spry as a kitten and possessed a deep intellect and cultured mind the other survivor to the first marriage is mrs w r thompson aged 81 arran ai and mrs hogg of collingwood are full brothers and sisters everybody was wishing ai a happy future on his birthday and this paper adds its contribution of good wishes to the rest free to all with a complete chassis lubrication the upholstering of your car receives a thorough cleaning with our electric vacuum take advantage of this add ed service to you today and let us prove that we aim to please carl boadway wut bod sftrrc station opposite the mansion house phone 265 600 ft 50 lbs 430 c50 ft 50 ins 4s0 coo ft 100 lbs ss60 630 ft 100 lbs 960 we have twine on hand the year through we consider this- our service to the user besides this our price for high quality twine is below other twine dr hess fly spray kills flies in the stable protects cows ix the pasture imperial gallon 90c prevents warbles king bu g kixjjbr the more often used the greater the returns use king bug killer for all purposes wo have a stock of all insecticides on hand our stock is manufactured by the niagara brand spray co stiver bros phone 4601 stouffville ont stock and implements a quantity of household furniture including quilts bedding and all household articles used i implements 3 riding plows wagon top buggy 3 mowers disc harrows binder second hand cream separator parts ten horses for sale agent for international harvester co fleury sons peter hamilton beatty bros ltd 0 k canadian potato machinery co universal lightning rod co s a lister melotte cream separator co frank baker real estate hand led phone 15204 fast drivers and slow drivers this message is addressed to both of you all of us who drive motor cars have our individual preferences as to the speed at which we travel some of us like to drive slowly others like to travel faster i am not referring to the speed fiends who drive recklessly and dangerously but to the rank and file of sane sensible drivers there is a wide variation in our preferred speeds when the road is clear and open we have every reasonable right to give these preferences free rein and travel at any speed which suits us up to the legal limit but 1 believe you will agree that when traffic is heavy it is neither courteous nor fair to travel faster or slower than the general speed at which the traffic is moving at such times the deliberately slow driver blocks the road for all who are behind him it becomes irksome and wearying to those who have long trips still ahead of them and finally induces them to cut in or take chances which they would never take under other circumstances on the other hand it is equally discourteous for fast drivers to cut in and out of the traffic lane when traffic is moving at a reasonable speed it upsets and un nerves the more cautious drivers increases the acci dent hazard tremendously and invariably saves only a very few minutes of time in the end i appeal to both kinds of drivers to let themselves be governed by the true spirit of courtesy to consider the convenience and the safety of fellow- motorists as well as their rights let us show the same courtesy to others on the highway that we show to visitors in our homes it will go a long way toward making our highways safer and in making motoring still more pleasant sincerely yours minister of highways province of ontario thy courtesy it works both ways im tl