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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), May 24, 1945, p. 4

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it tj f v ks i vj vv vv fcv y ivvt- h gives himself up baptist anniversary- goodwood f the goodwood baptist church willhold their anniversary services on sunday may 27 withservices at 3 and 730 pm rev dr ohschutt will be the guest speaker at both services and the choir will be n in the evening by the ladies trio mrs donbatcliff -mrs- j oldham and miss- evelyn dougherty a cordial invitation is extended to all friends and former members to at tend these services when- there were places into which to move ma yusedto be the month when people judged new neighbors by the furniture lhat went in majrvidkun quisling pre mier of the norwegian puppet government who was arrested when he presented himself at an oslo police station laugh and the world laughs with you cry and you make your eyes red spine orchard too late last week mrs rae mcclure spent several days in toronto with her mother who has been seriously ill x mrshepper of british columbia visited at the home of walter johnston recently mr and mrs spofford of stouff- ville had tea with mr and mrs chapman mr and mrs harry bramihar and lorraine spent sunday with her parents miss june smith visited her sis ters lorraine and dorraine on sun day the institute meeting at mrs w lundys was well attended wednes day with everyone enjoying the delightful paper by mrs brammar of newmarket we all join in thankfulness for the wonderful news we received on monday our community was well represented at the parade in town on tuesday and a good crowd at tended the little white church on monday night seldom jsjen v we are hopeful that the mon soons are over fori one used to a quietlife i- can begin to under stand what a horrible feeling it must be 1 to be stationed j in- the tropics in the rainy season jn books they tell you how the rain sluices down- in a- neverending streamfor weeks and people just about gooft the deep end through sheer boredom j were had rainpretty steady now for about three weeks the came out oh thermorning of ve day and then we had rain before evening today however the sun has come out quite warm and bright and somehow or other we have the feeling that this may really be the beginning of fine weather we are at least hoping in that direction down beside the garage there are some shrubs- that have been run ning wild my father planted them there in one- of- his gardening moods a nursery salesman with one of those brightly colored cata logues persauded him into dream ing about fairyland of flowering shrubs to cover the rather drab side of the garage they were well tended for the first couple of years and then they started 1 spreading out in all directions this spring seemed to really be ordered for their growth and they started look ing like the beginning of a forest of tropical growth j there were nettles and barbs on bear cub is barracks 3iascot i n ft a v v i- ji ff liberal working plan for full postwctr employment for veterans 750000000 to get ihem started in good paying jobs in industry on the land or jt v inlbusiness forthcm- jidmik rt se as each of them jobs housing 400000000 to finance the biggest building scheme j this country has ever known famiey allowances 250000000 a ycaf to lessen the burdens of parenthood and to equalize the opportunities of young canadians for success and happiness j- r eiport credits weve got to have exports if were oingtohaye jobs our liberal govern ment has arranged to finance warwrecked t countries who will be good customers later s3hj rrv vj fq v indostrlal development bank your liberal gov- crnmenthas set up iiiachinery to help entcr- prisingcanadians develop new business form loons one man in every three in canada works on the farm to help them get belter equipment your liberal government has ar ranged that tbey can borrow the money they need for better working and living conditions floor prices thcliberal governments policy is that when farmers and fishermen prosper so do other canadians it has therefore taken action to put a floor under the prices of farm and f fishery products redaction of taxes your liberal government believes in jobs first to this end taxes will come down to free spending power these are just some of many steps in the liberal governments working plan to ensure full employment after thenar ln addition it has stimulated tremendous pri- vate victory bonds and war savings certificates r through unem- ployment insurance set upa special de- partment of reconstruction staffed by experts in fact all its policies are directed to the same end a high and stable level of employment and incomec m jobs with bright futures for the young men and women coming out of the armed services with the best part of their lives before them jobs for all jobs with big prospects and good reliable mojney that will keep its buying power afterall the hard work sacrifice and selfdiscipline which has brought us through the war the people of this country have earned a brighter future inabetterjuster grander canada than we have ever known iook how much canadians have accom- ji plished here on the home front even without theenergy and initiative of all the vigorous young people now in uniform and their zest- for daring what is there canada cant do with them back on the home team rt r j if y i i i why with their help we canadians are headed full speed for the greatest period in our history ihe allimportant question today is the civilian staffwork and leadership which we call government the liberals have a working plan its big and bold parts of itare outlined for your judgment in the lefthand column it lias been designed with the aid of the keenest minds in every phase of industry agriculture labour and learning the plan will work in fact itis already bringing results it will continue to do so the liberals can tell you this with confidence because they have had successful experience in operating nation wide plans vote for your liberal candidate make sure the teaml which made this plan for full employment shall see it through and win the peace published by the national liberal committee ymfis mmmbmy i t hi rffil m mr wjs i xl mi- h is m tirxn g nr isivioi afitjsb rjrr pt- i j- federal liberal candidate ontario riding sv one of three cubs found in a cave by members of the armys polar bear scheme in northern british columbia this little fellow has been nicknamed rastus and made the mascot of the district depot at regina pte e h taube of springside sask who is shown feeding him warm milk from a bottle let rastus stay with himih his sleeping bag the first few uights after he was captured now they are firm pals canadian army photo 15445 published by the ontario riding of liberal association them they were growing like mat ting ive swapped out some pretty thick stands of growth but never anything to touch these wild shrubs it took a day of darn hard work to get rid of them then to cap it all about five oclock a nurs ery salesman came along taking orders for next fall and next spring he grew most persuasive and under the influence of his catalogue i al most fell for it a glance in the mirror in the washroom oil the kitchen and i changed under a couple of days beard 1 had gashes and scratches galore from the long barbed arms of the wild shrubs never again were going to have two elec tions the candidates have been named and i see ads in the papers and hear speeches on the radio you know my choice but i see the storm is blowing up and well have a barrage of words from all direc tions people who get elected are sup posed to be representatives of the people thats all rightas far as it goes but after we elect them we dont bother very often to tell them what we want or what we think we- mumble to beat the band about them- when they do something wrong but never say a word when we come face to face with them the sooner we start taking an interest in what these people do and say and dont hesitate to tell them what we think vthe better off well all be a government can only be as good as the people that elects it i fall price for export eggs or fresh eggs for export this fall also for thefall period of 1915 the special products board de partment of agriculture has an- nouncedi iti will pay a price six cents higher that the present price for i winterspring eggs this will give a price of 45 cents per dozen delivered at- seaboard for grade a large eggs fresh the same rate will- be paid for grade a mediums with- the usual different ials- under grade a large the period in which these prices will prevail is between sept 15th and december 15th in both 1945 and 194g the ability to announce a de finite paying price from six months to a year and a half ahead provides desired stability of both price and market for producersthe board announces- that 250000 cases or 7500000 dozen of fresh eggs will be required in the period mention ed reservists train at shadow lake a scheme unique in reserve army training was carried out at shadow lake over the weekend when officers and ncos of the queens york rangers gathered for special training the entire twoday scheme was carried out by use of rt sets walkietalkies and mes sages lieut gladstone lloyd and an instructor from the signals corps demonstrated the use of the most modern equipment as used ovei- seas saturday was spent in prepara tions and instructions sunday saw an attack and defence scheme car ried out c coy and the- veterans guard were on the defence under the comand of majors joseph ric hardson so cleverly did they carry out their work- that the attackers were themselves outmanouevred capt tom hopkins lieuts arnold miller delroy babcock cem jack orr sgt geo shoults sgt cliff bell cpl joe clarke cpl art sherwood and sgt harold sleigh and cqms howard bunn along with the signallers from aurora were present for the scheme which was under the direc- tion of lieutcol c h reeve and capt william hunt chaincigarette smoking is said to be a physical evil brother what is it in terms of dollars and cent- at last according to reports hit ler has taken something we dont object to his own life over 7000 people read this paper sank i biffs and grael jir choicest sand and gravel for jour cement workmelivered to your job nortons 49tf phone 700 or 9 rll ittti i i electrical bbkbnlnvhbflhhbbvbnvhhilbhhbivhhhr t jk vfii lo hnn ha io mifivjcr i for farm home mcdeering pneumatic agitated milk coolers mcdeering milking machines stainless steel equippjed automatic electric pressure systems fresh flow shallow and deep well types new electric motors 25 and 60 cycle fractional horse power v belts complete assortment for waherestokers refrigerators oil burners and small wood working machines flat and v pulleys for electric motors electric washing machines vacuum cup andgyrator types i international motors win haley motor mechanic phone 290 w di atkinson mcdoer agent stouffville auction tsale farm implements milker household furniture elec appliances bjshe8 utensils garden tools etc v the undersigned has received instructions- to sell by public auction at lot 18 con 9 markham township 2 miles north of no 7 highway near markham village the following property- belonging to peter connon sat may 28th farm implements case tractor manure spreader on rubber purchased new in 1942 md 13disc fertilizer drill with stand board good mh 6 ft cut grain binder hinman milking machine with 2 single units extra aluminum pail 19 head of pipe line and fittings hp 25 cycle electric motor foij use with a milker moffatt electropailheater set steward electric stock clippers set platform scales 2 electric fencers and insulators milk cart buggy cutter endless drive belts 20 ft portable hand pressure sprayer coal oil brooder stove abc egg grader large iron pot number 5gal and 2gal cans cyclone seeder wheelbarrow hay knife 3 100ft rolls of snow fence 20 steel fence posts hand corn planter buffalo robe axes and cross cut saw milk strainer plungers pails etel fence stretcher all complete good cow tieup chains some carpenter and machine tools hoes forks trees yokes pails bags sacks shovels bars chains etc harness 2 sets farm work harness number collars pads other harness parts furniture electric hotpoirit kitchen range easy electric washing machine 25 cycle good as new viking electric mantel radio electric airway vacuum cleaner new elgin kitchen range black white trimmed with a water reservoir back medium size acme furnacett heater new williams sewing machine coleman gasoline lamp alarm clock desk steel single bed springs and mattress day bed puuout couch sideboard antique type number odd chairs steel double bed springs and mattress combination antique upholstered chair fumed oak modern- centre room table birdseye maple chest- of drawers bureau type chestpf drawers medicine cabinet with mirror blue enameled sideboard large enameled cupboard study desk with book shelf sides 2 oak chairs j approximately 28 ft of good stair mat runner set rug frames set quiltframing stands toilet sets and babys bath pair mens hip rubber boots size 10 mantel clock number of crocks butter bowl etc set of dinner dishes freedie de sign consisting of 68 or 70 pieces- i pickles and preserved fruit odd dishes sealers glassware kitchen cooking utensils numerous other articles sale starts- at 115 pm terms cash posliveiy no reserve farm sold if stormy or rainy day sale will he heldrundercover clarke prentice auctioneer milliken ph agin 52w3 claremont meat market tomatoes- 2thsfrir 25ccnts fresh and cured meats fresh fish every thursday have our truck call on you in goodwood and district on wednesdays v a 3 sutherland phone 1808 claremont wanted dead horses and cattle telephone for free pick up phone stouffville 255- markham 4326 claremont 913 9 rl4 we pay phone charges gordon yovyctlcp ph adelaide 3636 toronto if i stouffville cooperative association booking orders for salt binder twine mangels turnip seed -j- borax seed corn clover ggrass seeds onhand fejru vvfe iii 4wtwrtfea

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