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5 jt w j ijf y the tribune stouffville ont thursday june 8th 1944 someone uad daid a girl may catch a man with face powder but it takes baking powder to hold him maple leaf baking powder per 1 lb rose baking powder per 1 lb tin calumet baking powder per lb tin magic baking powder per 1 lb tin tin 15c 15c 25c 28c a special to help ease the baking worries for saturday only california seedless raisins lb 18c limit 1 lb to a customer oranges fresh vegetables grapefruit ratcliff co town delivery phone 198 olde tyme modern dancing to harry miller and his orchestra on wednesday june 21 cedar beach gardens siussbiimans lake dancing 830 1030 admission 35c victoria square the death of william w boynton of buttonville occurred on sunday aged 73 years he was well known to many and was laid away at thornhill on wednesday unionville firemen and council not yet in agreement there is every possibility that the annuab pheasant hunt will be held in the surrounding game pre serve townships this fall again ac cording to a statement made at markham township council meetint on monday a session void of any great public interest reeve chas hooper presided and said every thing possible would be done to meet the desires of unionville po lice village trustees or their fire bri gade but after a long conference in the evening no agreement had been reached it was reported that a call from the country asked for the siren to be sounded and this was refused by someone on the brigade an act that was criticised by quite a few in the council chambers may relief for the township totalled about 240 while-hospitah- zation costs were 61 and accounts for road work ran 900 the chief items ordered paid by council 5th iiixe uxbridge vmiss merle symes spent sunday with mr and mrs elmer beel of uxbridge o- i mr and mrs e anderson called saturday on mrs a wilson and mrs obrien in the evening they visited mr and mrs h norton law connie hedge is spending a short holiday with her parents mr and mrs hedge v we welcome mr and mrs w english to our district mr clarence jones and mr alvin norton had the misfortune to lose cattle by lightning while on a ranch near utica v mr and mrs henry solfjell and betty ann of toronto spent sun day at the walter symes home mr ed faulkner of coboconk has been spending a short time with his niece mrs g brown how the excess profit tax applies to farmers the tribune recently applied to the canadian federation of agricul ture at ottawa for a clarification of the excess profits tax as it applies to farmers and since it does not oprrate until a profit of 5000 clear of all expenses is made we do not believe that any farmer in the local district has anything to worry about so clarified report a good time swe join with your other corres pondents and friends in congratula tions to the editorand staff ofthe tribune on theihonwcof receiving the award of being thejbest weekly paper in ontario with a population of 1500 or less sam caladipietrs vegetable grow er of toronto well known to many of the farmers of this locality has purchased the ten acre place on the sideroad ix miles north of mark- ham known as the robert meed place where the father many years ago conducted a blacksmith busi ness the present owner utiliz ing this acreage for vegetables and has already commenced planting brussel sprouts we sympathize with the family the federation hasj mends of the late ammoh the situauon that we i davis who suffered a stroke a few mrs h derusha and john of able to explain the matter and weeks ago from which he never lindsay spent the weekend with mr and mrs a derusha mr and mrs d norton mrs e norton and messrs mose and ivan norton called at the h norton home on sunday law annie symes and law mar- jorie mcleod of mountain view have been spending a few days with misses evelyn and merle symes mrs j mccallum and miss betty mccallum called on mrs h norton on friday afternoon mr and mrs e w evans spent sunday with mr and mrs tevans almira mrs albert upton and family of toronto spent the weekend with her parents mr and mrs painter mrs chas conner marjorie and marion spent the weekend in tor onto mr and mrs isaac carr of areola sask spent sunday with mr and mrs geo french mr and mrs willis lehman mo tored to delhi on saturday and spent the weekend visiting their son bruce goodwood mr and mrs thos dawsoritiave been holidaying for a few days in oshawa jos crawford is grateful for the flowers and kindness extended to him while in the hospital mrs ernest sykes and billy were in toronto recently mrs stone of toronto spent the weekend with her father abe shaver and with her brother frank corpl eldon staley is home from victoria miss jean slack has resumed her nursing duties in toronto after a visit at the old home here mr and mrs theo johnson of uxbridge were recent guests with mr and mrs d mcdonald guests from toronto and peter- boro were at the chas feasby home here this past week welcome to mr and mrs nor man wagg who have moved into the latcham house recently pur chased bymr staley our councillors will meet whit church in stouffville on friday evening next week to open tenders for the gravel hill job sale dollars at half price ounds like o surethingjjargain buf howmany of us realize that in canada fi were getting dollars at less than half the price of other gears at a fraction theprice in many other countries to day heres what we mean a dollar- is worth as much g as it will buy and today your dollar buys atleasttwice as much as it did in the last war g for instance your buys a bar of jlggin those daysto day you can buy the same quality that set you back pihen truly your dollar is half 9 price since if buys twice as much price ceilings and other antiinflationary measures have kept its value high and you protect your dollars worth every time you buy a bondpayoffadebtrefusetohoardqoods orfrequentblackmarkef5 thats howto make dollars count more farmers who cannot grasp the whole meaning should clip the item for future reference any farmer whose profits during the year on all his farm operations after deducting the proper allow ances for expenses etc amount to more than 55000 is subject to an ex cess profits tax however there are certain quali fications such a farmer is entitled in calculating his tax to deduct from his total profits a salary allow ance for himself of not less than 2500 and not more than 5000 that is if he is a farmer who works full time on his farm the exact amount he will be permitted to deduct as between the minimum and the maximum is left to the discretion of the minister of national reven ue who is guided generally by the recommendation of the local inspec tors of income tax in the case of a farm run on a partnership basis the partnership is taxable if its profits are more than 5000 before any salary or wage deductions for the partners are made however in estimating their tax the partners are permit ted to deduct a salary allowance for each of them according to what the minister deems proper calculating the tav when a jarmer comes to figure out excess profits tax on his 1943 farm operations he must estimate what his total profits were in that year after allowing for the regular statutory deductions for expenses etc but before allowing any deduc tion of salary for himself if those total profits are over and above 5000 before a salary deduction is made then he is subject to an ex cess profits tax he then proceeds to figure the amount of tax he has to pay in doing so he has to make two calculations because he must pay whichever is the larger of two amounts namely either 15 of the balance of his profits after deducting his salary allowance or 100 of the excess of his pro fits over his standard profits af ter deducting his salary allowance in the case of the second calcula tion excess profits means the amount over and above what the income tax department calls his standard profits which is merely a measuring standard made up on the basis of his average yearly pro fits in the years 1936 to 1939 inclu sive in any case his standard pro fit is deemed to be a minimum of 5000 so that if a farmer has no re- ord of profits in the years 1936 to 1939 he can use the minimum of 5800 standard profits as his aver age for those years and calculate on that basis recovered the funeral was held on monday to mount pleasant ceme tery toronto mr davis and fam ily moved here from the city some years ago before coming here he operated a jewelry business he was a man of sterling character and was highly esteemed by all who knew him v x births barkey mr and mrs j clifford barkey dawes rd announce the birth of a son at markham on saturday may 27 1944 colley at markham on may 30 1944 to private john and mrs colley nee jean pugh a daugh ter stillborn boyd mr and mrs qarl boyd nee josephene martin are happy to announce the birth of their son david stanley at mark ham on june 5 1944 harden at the brierbush hos pital stouffville to mr and mrs roland harden brougham on wednesday june 7 1944 a daugh ter owns vc home her home became a no 1 mili tary objective during the furi ous fighting between canadian and germans near the moro river this lssignora teresa berardi looking out from the ruined casa where major paul tnquet of cabano que won the victouf cross several hundred gallons of oil are being applied to the streets in town this week all designed to allay the dust nuisance resident of sutton dies at age of 104 margaret riddell resident of sutton died on tuesday at the great age of 104 she was the daughter of a georgma farmer and on her 100th birthday received a message from the king and queen for several years miss riddell was afflicted with blindness lions club big street fair june 28th over 200 m prizes the church services laundry soap that cost feltfedorafor i promise to give my support to keeping the cost of living down i will buy only what i need i will observe the ceiling whether buying or sell ing goods or services i will pay off old debts save for the future invest in victory bonds and war savings certificates and i will support taxes which help lower the cost of living atha news mrs james melton and family motored from burkton to visit with mr and mrs m dunkeld here mr and mrs fred byer attended the storrygraham wedding at blomington last saturday for mothers day mrs albert draper was sent a lovely gift of a dozen roses from her son cpl gren draper m italy although they were ordered for that special day the order was just cleared recently but it was nonetheless appreciated the arnold family attended the shower in honor of mrs arnolds niece miss dunning at newmarket next week they will be present at the trousseau tea mr and mrs norman lehman attended the special meeting an nounced in this paper at uxbridge free methodist church the leh mans also entertained miss nora james her sister from toronto mr a kirton in company with three toronto friends made a 460 mile journey into the wilds of nor thern ontario spending three or four days their stination was on deer lake at linger lodge per fect weather prevailed for the out ing which took mr kirton through beaverton onllia gravenhurst bracebridge and huntsville and burks falls at which point they punged into the wilderness for the remainder of the trip over twists and curves right to ardbeg and deer lake a catch of 5- and 6 pound fish was only part of- their reward stouffville baptist church rev d macgregor pastor sunday june 11th 10 00 am bible school classes for all ages 1100 a m morning worship 730 pm evening worship wed 8 pm prayer service come and receive a blessing christ church anglican rev f herman rector miss elizabeth foote organist sunday june 11th 2 00 p m sunday school holy communion 2 30 pm everybody welcome st james presbyterian church stouffville rev t deconrcy rayner minister sunday june 11th 9 45 a m divine worship followed by sabbath school bible class a special service of intercession for the success of the invasion of europe now in progress your prayers may save the lives of dear ones sure paths to victory will be the theme of the ministers message all should rally to gods house as our king calls the empire to prayer gormley and bethesda mennonite brethren in christ church rev f huson pastor 1 sunday june 11th camp meeting pikes peak june 4 to 18 1944 evangelist rev r l leroy north bay ont stouffville christian s church charles montgomery pastor miss nora stapleton organist iau sunday june lltn j 1000 am bible school- 1100 am morning worship 730 pmgospel service monday 730 p m teen age girls friday 700 pm childrens meetg friday 8 pm christian endeavour ohcrch him sunday june 11th 200 pm bible school y 3 00 pm divine worship friday 4 30 pm children meeting at mrs forfars house but god forbid that i should glory save in the cross of our lord jesus christ by whom the world is crucified unto me and i unto the world everyone cordially invited i stouffville united church rev douglas davis minister sunday june lljh 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm evening worship thursday wm s presbyterial at markham thursday 830 pm choir practice wednesday june 14 the garrett evening auxiliary at 8 pm at the home of miss bertha winn friday 715 pm wolf cubs unless there is within us that which is above us we shall soon yield to that which is about us stouffville mennonite church rev e moyer pastor sunday june 11th 1000 am sunday school 1100 am divine worship 730 pm evangelistic 730 pm altona thursday eve stouffville prayer meeting special revival servicesm stouffville men- nonite church june 1125 see announcement elsewhere in this issue not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together heb 10 25 vfmtomtettpa publhbtjbjthr brjtwtng industry ontario sf to help mil the dtactn chit laitdoa mnxna for all thj poopl of th nadoa firfw 8th line markham mr and mrs james greenwood spent the weekend in clarence cen tre new york the congregation of peachs church are holding their annual de coration day servicenext sunday afternoon f mr isaac wambold anda num ber of others from this locality are this week attending the men- nonite church conference- being held near kitchener frank butler rcaf stationed in toronto and mrs butler and daughter marion of regina sask were sunday guests of albert and alvin wideman mr and mrs t murdock have re turned from toronto where they have been spending the winter and bloomington ringwood christian churches rev g w brown pastor sunday june 11th 1100 am bloomington 730 pm ringwood sunday school at 1000 am childrens meeting in ringwood church monday 7 pm in altona church wed 430 pm bloomington ce meeting in the churc 830 pm a warm christian fellowship awaits you plan to come t wi home here i a number from this line and vie- v inity attended the annual sports day at mountalbert last saturday and melville bethesda and peachs churches minister rev a x orr sunday june 11th peachs 10 am melville 1115 am bethesda service withdrawn decoration service in the peachs imve uccii speiiumg we winter ana phiiivvi at v n m havettaken up residence in their a t thursday june 15 bethesda wm s at the home of mrs f allen friday june 16 peachs tjpttfpicj micat batclift tj w v w t mennonite churches dickson hill and mt joy rcvs s shantz minister mount joy sunday june 11th 1000 am sunday school 1100 am divine worship 730 pm evangelistic service dicksons him sunday june 11th 1000 am divine worship 3100 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic service second markham baptist churcht rev norman rowan pastor sunday june 11th 955 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship god is our refuge and strength a very present help in trouble psalm f 6 1 r tuesday 8 pan interdenomina- tional prayer meeting preceding the start of open air meetings at stouffville fire hall june 17th from 9 to 10 pm wait on thelord be of good courage s and- he shall strengthen thine heart wait i say on the lord f awelcome to all- fa z t vw fuv vkw1 g