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j tl ii t khani pick the tribune stouffvilleont sept 27 1945 t litr sten pages allen har at yokohama the first letter to reach mr and mbc conference- es j the conference at kitchener last soonhese pretty ijocks will- be shorn we present to our readers larry and lynn twin sons of mr and mrs lome mcmullen tenth street the pair are so striking in appearance and are so alike that only their mother is sure iraboiiuwhich is larry and which is lynrdad s j to j s off those lovely locks and what a difference that will make the twins are 2 years old intoxicated teen age youth and raising reviewed new law office in town j col o s hollinrake who has been master overseer at exhibition camp torontosince it was opened for the troops expects shortly to return- to private life and assume his law practice in toronto with a branch office at stouffville as an addition the new law office will be in the ratcliff block formerly occupied by the bethesda stouffville tele phone co colfhollinrake has a summer home at balantrae i public alarm may wellhave been stirred bv rev d davis in two timely sunday morning sermons potatoes not when the united church pastor heavy crop intetouttof otcommum i there ls a wide va in the r degree tha 3 p j vear for serious attention of the older reallv f 1 rptsidpntc of thp town and esneeiali tne ballantrae section lythechurches t itrf sh r ix j t i jr u poor reiurn mr davis declared that the in uxbndge township the result churches of this community are genera not jr one farmer laced with a great challenge one to told the tnbune that from a six which they cannot be blind center- ac he obtained only 200 bags ing his remarks around the religi ous story of absoiams rebellion mrs ross harper 6th concession week adopted a new system of ad- whitchurch from tneir son allen ministration in that the conference a war nrisoner since hong kong of is divided nto four districts north any recent writing arrived here this south east west with four district week dated sept 9 1915 and superintendents one of which was written from yokohama japn he elected chairman of the conference described his entry into that port who are also pastors city not so far from tokyo with big the district superintendents are fanfare there was n band and the rev r beech stationed at vineland lads who endured the jap prison rev hs hallman at sunnidale for so lone were showered with rev p g lehman kitchener chocolate bars cigarettes and alrev s s shantz markham most anvthing thev wanted the east district constitutes other letters from allen harper i markham stouffville gormley last week were a year old j scott toronto east toronto west it was lovely to sleep again in a port hope colborne manitoulin nice soft bed and to eat real food island writes allen who said he was in v rev r beech was elected chair- fair health he was undergoing an man of the conference army medical examination the thirteen changes were made in outcome of which might change his next move however he is aboard the us hospital ship- marigold which may be bound on the 4600 mile voyage to america naturally the harpers aid all their friends earnestly hope this is the case aiin freight train crashes car- driver- escapes with few injuries a child riinoyer far mers wife has mis hap at barn ay i old established business site sold the shop occupied by mr john monkhovse over the creekon main street is in process of sale by the freel estate to mr george baker manufacturing chemist who will occupy the west side of the building and the upstairs the place will be lemodelled on the second floor for a dwelling and the former laundry shop will be made over for a store and work room for mr baker who acquired 30feet frontage to the west of the building the building is one of the oldest in town and was first built on a site on tenth street north as a chuich but many years ago it was purchased and moved down town to its present location business while another farm in uxbridge locations are at a premium just now the stationing of pastors conference changes i vineland rev r beech sunnidale rev hs hallman shrigley rev harold kennedy alymer rev geo turnbull i port hope miss l purdy miss a black deaconesses i colborne rev c berry f llespeler rev e lucas elmwood rev a d lehman r port elgin rev carl lehman 1 toronto east rev j h good st catherines rev cecil brown scott rev dilman eby manitoulin island rev dow sargeant north sunnidale stayner colling- wood shrigley port elgin owen sound bruce pennisular south vineland st catherines st thomas alymer petrolia west kitchener new dundee breslau hespler stratford listo well marvboro hanover 2mkc ftw s n vmt yieldcd 12 ba from three acres i with buyers in town almost weekly skj ptanunss gave a seeking get into business here preacher challenged his congrega- good return- but the late one are tion to do something about what- he jllst naif crop is the way one tprnwl th rphratpri teenage f bridge summed up the t n situatior capl worlirig safe onetimechristianchurch pastor at- stouffvillecapt- harry worling who left here as a to india isisafeand has been liberated according to official word received by hiswifeand daughter five in torontomrs worling and her daughter returned to toronto from calcutta india after capt worling was captured by the japs as a mis sionary capt woilingleft toronto ten years ago his father henry worling resides on normandy blvd capt worling was captured after being- severely wounded but the extent of his injury is not fully known yet markham pupiii wins the second high school student here to win a dominionprovincial scholarship this year is bruce heisey the full value of the scho larship is about- 400 termed the inebriated youth who congregated at neigh- borhood dance halk of excessive i rcigarette smoking among tpublic school boys and outandout im- morality in untold cases j he commented bn the flippant mannertin which- the marriage vows were- indulged in andasan example quoted j the most recent marital figures for jbritishcolumbia where one in every five marriages ends in divorce court such a state of- affairs was not peculiar to the united stales alone as some were prone to think he said while he suggested that these postwardays were great days for crackpot leligious thinkers they could also be great days for the church olf god if that church could 1 measure up to the challenge of a tbewiidered world r the church he stated was facing the most serious crisis in its history vsomeisaywhy doesnt the town do something about the situation v put it on the town said the minister tl he told his listeners that they must wake up to thesituation and thattheyas members of the christ- ian church could not sidestep the issue i r war years had been used to ex- cuse service clubs aid other organi- rzations for big moneymaking schemes but the time has come some wishing to open up lines not obtainable mtown jf 5 in the face of the present move mr baker will not beoccupying the upper part of the was expyctedatbh2 timer t holste1n brings 375 at auction milch cows and heifers soared to a new high for this seasons fall sales when a pure bredholstein cow demanded 375 at the farmof alex forest of maple last saturday auctioneer a s farmer shortly after knocked down a calf only a month old for 175 the herd of 22 head- brought a total of 4300 buyers were from lindsay in the north while one animal went to box grove in markham township agtncourt man killed instantly thos weir widely known resi dent of tne agincourt district met death instantly when struck by a motor car as he was crossing queen street at george in toronto on tuesday at noon mr weir was 80 years of age- and the driver of the car was held by the police i l when a firm stand must be taken the war is ever certainly by those who profess to be members of the christian faith even now rev davis declared there is being urged legislation to make such schemes legal now that ilcanadamakes blue cheese pencimjn does it ih bluexcanadiari cheese oh of i the latest developments produced lby the dairy research department of i the ontario agricultural college i contains a type cf penicillin a i mouldof the penicillin typep bear- i f iriamej i forth forcthe samefaniilyasjten- llcilhuntnotatumfromwhich lyfamousdrugis madejlsusedto riake mould culture which produces j the distinguished r blue tmould irithecheese fromwhlch the new product derives its name prof whsprouiehead of the dairy research department in guelphont said the cheese would certainly do no harm to theconsumer in appearanceflayorand quality the new product isexpected toiprovide keen4compeutionforisimported brands like french roquefortwhlch is madefrom sheepsmllkand aged heise hill loses very old member a native of england who came to canada when a young man of about 23 years of age john beach succumbed to a long period of ill health in his 84th year on- thurs- day afternoon sept 20 at his home on albert street stouffville- since locating in town some six yeartago mr beach lived retired prior to that and save for a short time in toronto- on- his arrival in the country he lived at victoria square and gormley where he was well and favorably known r j fortythree years ago he united in marriage with elizabeth sage of bloomington who survives him to gether with one son george beach aurora the deceased was regarded as perhaps the oldest living or near oldest member at heise hill brethren in christ church which he joined before he was a married man mrs beach is blessed with having her sister miss jessie sage with her in the home since mrs beach has lost her cyesight despite this affliction however she is not idle and knit over 400 pairs of socks since the wor started a remarkable accomplishment i the funeral on saturday after noon from the late home proceeded to heise hill church and cemetery bishop alvin winger and joseph cober conducted the service at the home church and graveside the pall bearers- all church associates were orla heise wm heise anthony nigh roy brillinger david- hiltz geo french fresh cows inidesiand aft car stripped and abandoned near ballantrae what appeared to be a well cared for buick car was spotted in an un- tiavelled unseen section of whit church in what is know as seldom seen north of the rallantraeroad on 7 the car hadbeeri shoved over an encline into the flats on the mapes place andmight have remained there forii iongtime without being located had it not been for a couple of hunters who came upon it by chance everything of value was stolen from the machine indicating that vandals had stolen the car and taken it to the spot for stripping visitors from the usa recent guests from clarence cen tre ny were mrs maud seyfang who visited with mrs ben hoover end mr and mrs charlie allen guests of mr and mrs clarence hoover sth concession markham turning on the heat it was expected at time of going to press on wednesday afternoon that heat would be turned on at the school today the arrival of a sec tion of smoke stack from toronto was momentarily expected by truck and when it is connected from the furnace to the chimney everything would then be ready for the first fire in the new boiler last friday afternoon unlucky friday there were no less than three more or less serious accidents recorded almost at the same time in the immediate district and sin town little bernice andrus niece of mr roy andrus who has been leader of the local boy scouts was run over by a car as she was on the road on main street just in front of dr balls office where she was taken and later sent to the -brier- bush the youngster suffered a fractured right collar bone a pos sible concussion and severe brush burns by being dragged on the pave ment the car was in charge of bob thomas 9th concession when this accident case was be ing carried into the office the medi- cal man was attending the wounds of mrs earl da vis 8th concession whitchurch who suffered severe cuts when the bar which holdsthe big barn doorsclosed swung around striking her as she stood in its path mrs davis had gone out to the barn to give the men a lunch and despite the fact that she was bent on such a good errand she met with a nasty accident she suffered shock and a deep cut that required stitches then within the same hour a freight train and a car collided crossing the 10th concession just north of town e s jackson 176 davisville avenue toronto- travel ler for automotive parts yonge street was travelling north on no 47 from stouffville to goodwood when he barely escaped with his life as he failed to bring his car to a stop at the crossing before being struck by the freight travelling south into town according to the train engineer he saw the car travelling north on the highway and believed it was coming very fast he gave an extra blast of the whistle when he saw the motoristwas not- slowing up at that moment the brakes were applied to the motoi car which turned around and came rest up against the tracks whenit struck in the rear by theengmfeand turned completely over the train was travelling rather slowly and came to a quick stop when the train crew pulled jackson from the wreckage it so happened that dr duncan graham of the university of tor onto was coming along and the medical man rendered first aid later dr ball sent the patient to toronto he suffered shoulder in- juries andother bruises constable- jbenj gayman and county officer floury investigated both accidents a charge was pre ferred against thomas coops buy land for warehouse the stouffville cooperative co have purchased a piece of vacant land immediately north of the man sion house from mrdelbert holden and intends to construct a ware house for coal and other supplies the site is 100x100 feet arid we un derstand thecnr is arranging to run a spur across their yard to ser vice the company dowswell residence sold the dowswell house on main street east was sold this week to messrs chadwick and smits at a reported sale price of 4600 this is a nice red brick residencewith asbestos roof and insulated and will make a place for onelof the in coming employees of the stouffville machine toolvorks the sale was negotiated byh moyer for the willoughby agency new electrical store opens in december work is copimencing oh the re modelling of the store just vacated by les rowbotham as a machine shop next the fire hall the new owners nwbyerand son lieuten ant harry brown will open an elec trical store as soon as the altera tions to the building are completed they will carry the general elec tric and hot point appliances ranges i refrigerators washers lroners motors etc j after five years in the royal navy- harry is expecting- his dis charge during this tmehe has had considerable experience in radio and electrical work and is at pre sent taking- a rourse sponsored by- the cge in toronto the new store with its modern front should be ready early in de cember and will do much to modernize this particular section of the business street a young mother this you could scarcely call her an old biddy that 5ihonths old pullet on the farm of air arthur feather- stone of atha the pullet has just completed setting and hatched out 13 chicks and is she proud of them john marshall dies larin fresh- cows yereselhngwat several publffc auctions iritthedls- r trtct lastweekas hlghas170and intheroquefortcaveskenbeta 175 these prices are well up to a w tan ner tlckennedy and helen davfes year agobut farmers are a bit more jijlss try asamptemrfphoto above i uuous with their bids irayncr conducted the send mr john marshall died suddenly and almost without the slightest warning on sundaymorning as he was dressing for church the aged man who was in his 87th year pass ed away at the home of his son fred marshall main street former bank of nova scotia manager here and with whom the father had lived since coming here six years ago from toronto death was due to a thrombosis john marshall was a native of belfast ireland coming to toronto when a young man he engaged iin the building and contracting work for half a century his wife pre deceased him six years at which time the father came to live in stouffville he was a presbyterian in religion and was senior elder in chalmers church toronto where he had served for 40 years in the church and sunday schiol he was madefaccessor elaer of st james wnen he came to stouffville and was also a member i of the masonic order i ixy i surviving are three sons and two daughters namelyrmrsfghall and miss rae marshall toronto herbert marshall ottewafrankof brydeniandfredor stouffville athefuneral omtuesdayfrom the home ofhis daughter noll kings way toronto- proceeded topark eawn -cemetery- revt service price pugh lands safely home on saturday evening price pugh landed in toronto from overseas after being away four years last june he made the voyage home in the pasteur which was reported to have run into some stormy weather price was met in toronto by his wife and his parents sisters and brothers he looks well and can tell you some thrilling stories of what he saw in germany especially the devilish things the huns cook ed up in their torturecamps buy tickets earlv forriext tues days band concert four auctions pn take your pick if farmers could afford the time they could attend a public auction sale every business day during the last half of september for there was not one date but thata sale was advertised in this paper from sept 21 to sept 29 the tribune carried advertising for fifteen auc tions shared- between four or five auctioneers for the remainder of this week there is the sale of jos helmkays south of goodwood itoday thurs day and for saturdayfour sales are advertisediri this issue the david gray estate saleon the 10th just north of town will attract many people for everything is un derthe hammer to clear thelestate there is also the john miller furni ture sale at unionville and the newton hill furniture sale in stouffville for people who prefer house goods to farm articles and live stock sellers atkinson will conduct the gray sale clarkepren tice the miller sale at unionville and a s farmer the hill sale in the east end of- stouffville ted jackson of port perryis also advertising an auction inthis paper for this coveted saturday the 29th too of registered holsteins for mrs l m baker near saintfield the farm buildings were destroyed by fire and the fineherdmust be sold v- v i 2 ocal dairy business is sold by clayt bakev i the mapleleaf dairy including real estate has been sold by mr clay t- baker to charles w webster of lucknow avillageln bruce county 21 miles from avalkerton the new owner will assume the business on the first of october i for many years stouffville had two dairies butsomeyears ago mr baker secured control of the opposi tion plant and proceeded to develop a rather large business steadily im proving the equipment and capacity for greater production the plant has only recently got operating in its newly- acquired- premises just east of the public library v with the sale of thejdairy mr baker will not exactly retire from the business life- of the community since he is the owner and manager of the skating rink to which he will be- able to devote more attention this winter w- ow we welcome his successor in the dairy business as an experienced businessmaninhlshneywisun derstoodthat mrartdt mrs webster wilblocatfctastowftijustassoohas theycan acquire the upper part of the dairy building nqw7pccupledby tenants of some other premises in which to settle v tsisvwuisijra i hyicaij v ballantrae anniversary united church r anniverstfryiservices will be held in ballantraetunued churchon sunday sept 30th the lemon- ville peqplewill unite with ballan trae on this occasion v the visiting musical artists will include mrs margaret blake toronto soprano soloist andmrsedna turner -tor- onto will be guest pianist an- in- strumentalgroup t will contribute numbersat both services v- tseryicesat llam and 730pm after the regular evening service the visiting artists will present an evening of music you are heartily invitedto attend a v showeredbyfriendsc- t mrs- robert madill the former kathleenturnerwastthehonored guest at ashowerheld atthehome of her auntmissmaermowderlast week when a number of kathleens friendspresented her withachest of silver sheets and pillows cases andahnen clothfsjtwpff7 4- vi j t mrs george s matthews and miss frances ratcliffbrantford were visiting atmrfj h ratclifts this week ss t yw1 ff tjiia2itljr