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jt- ij j j-wy- j h airy liberal provincial candidate york east riding harry sanders has given years of unques- tionable public service as councillor and reeve of scdrborb township he has given a lifetime of service to the christian guidance of youth through sunday school and other organizations harry sanders is in full accord with the hepburn youth programme the payment of 90 per cent of educational costs the full rights of labor arid the numerous wage for men equal pay for equal work the liberal farm programme a fair deal for war veterans and dance jivvvax sunny valley east side musselmans lake opening evening saturday june 9th every saturday thereafter popular and old tyme music good prizes w l mcintosh m management juration for clean administration happy ontario a healthy and vote for sanders sponsored by york east liberal association greenwood rev mr mcvey is attending con ference held in simcoe st united church oshawa this week mr wm cole who is still in the hospital is feeling strong enough to have his other operation this week sorry to report that mrs mpegg is confined to her home with rheu matic fever hope for a speedy re covery mr wm middleton is visiting his son and daughter of buffalo the drama given by the clare- mont goodfellowship class on wed nesday of last week was well at tended they are to be compliment ed on their good play everyone seemed to enjoy it the weather wasnt what we had asked for but didnt stop the people from turn ing out ringwood our councillor ed logan reports seeing a deer cross his farm on monday afternoon murray vague has returned home after spending the winter in british columbia mrs alf hoover of stouffville was a visitor with mrs martin fockler on victoria day miss maizie thompson of toronto was a weekend visitor with mr and mrs owen halsted about ninety friends and neigh bours gathered- at the j l abeii home last wednesday evening in honour of the return from overseas of two ringwood boys george abell and murray sinclair during the evening games were played and also a presentation of a bible and a sjgnet ring was made to each of the boys on behalf of the ringwood church and community after which lunch was served sewers need extra machine the seventh seven unit of stouff- ville red cross are in need of an extra sewing machine could some one loan one to this worthy organ ization for a time miss elizabeth foote phone 3712 would be glad to hear from anyone who could loan or even rent a machine c 4 v i -jv- v it is not foreordained that farmers shall work for less pay than anybody else or have their children receive only onequarter the chance of a secondary edu cation or onetenth the chance of a university education that other children get of see their wives forced into lives of toil often 12 but sometimes 14 hours a day sundays and holidays included the trouble is that no one with the necessary authority has determined to correct the basic economic ills of agriculture bracken will abolish injustice to farmers john bracken the farmer is not content merely- to point out the injustices of which toe and every other farmer is only too well aware he is determined to abolish these economic ills these injustices immediately and permanently john bracken- guarantees definite protection for farmers against income collapse and wide extremes of income fluctuation the farmer shall be guaranteed a just and proportionate share v the nations income this will be done by a system of fair prices to be announced before the season of pro duction j the farmer will then carry on with the assurance jthat he will receive a just share of theiistiohal income he will thus have money to buy -farm- implements and proyide for comforts his own living standard will be permanently raised and he will be able to contribute to community welfare we shall reestablish a natural products marketing act we shall appoint a board of livestock com- missioners in which shall be vested power to regulate and direct all aspects of live stock marketing in somewhat the same manner as the board of grain commis sioners regulates the handling of wheat these are only the highlights of the bracken partys- pledge to jcanadiah farmers join johnibracken in his fight for farmers rights jfjf c win with bracken vote f or your 173 candidate 4v v gjyr j cw v i pumtta br th procnwir cvntcmtft prtr ottawm dear mr editor- i desire to correct some of the misstatements- of fact in your re port in the issue of may 24th of the action of russell storry against frank- c rowbotham henry cur- ran and c lambert in the first place we would point out that in the settlement finally made russell storry not only had to pay all his own costs of the action but costs of the defendants to the extent of 70000 after the 80000 arrears of interest on this mortgage were re capitalized on dec 1st 1941 the plaintiff storry still failed to pay his interest payments as they fell due and on june 1st 1914 there were still arrears of 17500 after crediting payments made by storry to the amount of 30000 up to that date this amount was subsequent ly reduced to 10500 by payments made after june 1st 1944 so that at the time the defendantrowbotham assigned the mortgage to the de fendant curran there were 10500 of arrears of interest still due there on as of june 1st 1944- and he had a perfect right to assign the mort gage without giving any notice whatsoever to the plaintiff storry by reason of the said mortgage be ing in default for more than three months the defendant curran had a legal right to sell the farm to the defendant lambert without giving any notice to the plaintiff storry the only question that was to be litigated was whether the defen dant curran did use the ordinary means to obtain for the farm a reasonable price it is quite untrue that the defendants and particu larly the defendant rowbotham had any knowledge that the plain tiff had sold 10 acres of gravel- from the farm for 500000 as alleged and it is equally untrue that the defen dant rowbotham had agreed to wait until dec 1st 1944 the date of maturity of the said mortgage for his interest as for the charge that the defen dants conspired to deprive storry of his farm it is quite fantastic as the defendant rowbotham had never met the defendant curran prior to the time he received a cheque from currans solicitor for the amount due on his mortgage and it was only after he recived the cheque that he met the defendant curran for a few moments and did not meet the defendant lambertfor many months so that the charge of conspiracy was just the imagina tion of the plaintiff the defendant lambert was purchasing this farm for an agri cultural holding for his son now overseas as the son had expressed a desire to commence farm opera tions on his release from the army and did not consider at all the grave situation alleged to exist on the said farm but when the defen dant lambert learhedofthetrue condition of the farm the state of repair of the buildings the state of cultivation of the lands the ineffic ient water supply thereon and the inaccessibility of the farm to a highway in theprdinary winter months n he was very willing to recohvey the farm to the plaintiff as he figured he could buy a much more suitable farm for his son for the same money he had offered storry to retain the said premises we trust you will give these facts the same prominencein your valuable paper as the original account f l button solicitor for frank c rowbothari to the electors uxbridge twp on june 4th this most important election campaign in the history of ontario closes i would like to thank all those electors i have met for their courtesy and to say to those i was unable to meet how sorry i am not to have had the op portunity of seeing them on june 4 you are to decide if you wish to continue the form of government that has built up this province by allowing the man with enterprize an opportunity to sue- ceed on his own farm his job his business or to launch out on x s experiment in socialism the cc- f advocates a socialistic state for ontario this same form of govern ment that has brought such suffer ing to millions in germany and italy the ccf propose to abolish capitalism who are the capitalists of ontario i will tell you every man owning or partly owning his own home farm or business a vic tory bond life insurance policy or a savings account is a capitalist all these things are the reward of hard work and thrift and these qualities are to be discouraged instead we are asked to hand over our proper ty our ambitions and in fact our lives from the cradle to thegrave to a small group of political leaders who will decide what we shall think what job we will work at where and how we shall live with out allowing us any choice in the matter in return we are given vague promises of all sorts made by a group of men who do not be lievein our form of life or govern ment men without practical experi ence of business life a few sincere men have already been deceived and are supporting this movement the great mass of voters of this province are -notde- ceived they do hot wish to travel the path of germany and italy have taken with such terrible re sults and will give their answer on june 4th the answer will begivenhbt by voting for a hepburn candidate- but by supporting the sound safei government of george drew which has already done so much for on tario electors of mtiskokaontario vote welsh on june 4th adv major art welsh procon candidate muskokaontario peaches r bethesda visitors with mrs brillinger and leonard on the 24th were mr and mrs j drewery mr and mrs a shaffer and miss marie scottt earl brillinger charlie clubine and mrand mrs- fred gillam at tended the youth rally in massey hall saturday evening donald and kenneth hoshel had supper sunday with roy atkinson mr and mrs leadlay and family visited relatives near aurora on sunday mr leadlays mother cele brated her birthday with her sister mrs- bolton r mr and mrs hoover and alex visited with mr and mrs jacob wideman and family mr arid mrs frank hallmari and family toronto visited at the art steckley home on the holiday- 8th line markham mrs robt mcelwain was a city visitor last saturday we are very sorry to report the illness of mr j l byer who has been confined to his home for the past few days we trust he may soon be restored to his usualgobd health mr alvin wideman went up to honey harbor last weekend to meet a number of the sales staff of toronto- elevators and enjoyed a little fishing on the side a male quartette from- the college atgoshen indiana greeted quite a large gatheringcin the wideman church on saturday evening and rendered a number of fine sacred musical numbers- ii vjc- mr l r wambold accompanied by a male quartette motored to selkirk last sunday to assist with special services in the church the occasion marked the 25th anniver sary of i- revr lewis fretz formerly of markham in the minis try -i- j c0 the liberal rally at markham on saturday night was attended by quite a number from this line and vicinity to join with a large and enthusiastic audience toslisten to speeches by idon morrison harry sanders and hon msf- hepburn liberal le in the legisla t aitona mrs cecil neal and two boys of toronto are visiting here with mr and mrs john pallisters for a i week- mrs henry walker and miss scott of toronto were recent visit- orsat the morrishome sunday visitors at the warriner home were mr and mrs fergus taylor and family of newmarket miss betty hughes of toronto and mrs florence miller of stouffville miss jean miller gloria clever- don and douglas ferguson all of toronto spent the weekend attheir respective homes mr and mrs w morris attended the funeral of their aunt at raven- shoe last tuesday mrs nelson smith accompanied them as far as mount albert- fern dorothy and lome hoover had dinner with mr and mrs j painter of ringwood on sunday mr and mrs t diller of mon golia were recent visitors with mr and mrs meed mr nelson smith and frank also robt woodcock frank harper and les hood motored to hawk lake over the weekend to try their luck for trout as they have not yet re turned we cannot give a report on their catch please keep in mind the joint ypu picnic which includes peachs melville and bethesda to be held on friday night at the gib son home bethesda all are wel come- come and bring your lunch at 630 an enjoyable evening of sports is being planned 5 a deer and her fawn is reported to have been seen a number of times near our neighborhood some times pasturing with mr wilsons cows t demand for space despite the number of pages sixteen in this issuebf the tribunesome advertisers were disappointed in buying siiace since they came too late others were accommodated with half the space they ordered which we hope will meet with some approval hear revi wm rae of china t at- vivian church beginning v wednesday may 30 to vk sunday june 3rd week nights at 8 pm sunday at 1030 am and 730 pm come and see his bible j 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