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the tribune stouffville ont thursday january 16 1947 itinerary arranged for canadian plowmen arranged by canadian national railways canada house ontario house which will be participated in by fred timbers and floyd steckley january 1947 23 arrive at southampton reach london same evening 24 in london visit the docks hays wharf cold stores etc 25 in london visit canada house ontario house nfu 26 houses of parliament st pauls tower of london etc 27 visit windsor castle and the kings farm 28 visit cattle sale at heading berkshire and artificial insem ination station reading 29 visit cambridge school of agriculture and farm olivers sons farms histon see good percheron horses large white pigs and dairy shorthorn cattle 20 proceed to york visit askham bryan machinery institute spend night in york 31 spend forenoon visiting york minster etc afternoon en- route to edinburgh february 1 in edinburgh visit points of interest 2 sunday in edinburgh- st giles cathedral etc 3 proceed to perth arrive 930 am attend famous aberdeen angus show of bulls and females 4 attend famous aberdeen angus bull sale 5 proceed to glasgow visit shops etc see the famous draught horses of the city meet clydesj dale society officials proceed to carlisle- in evening or spend night in glasgow g proceed to workington cum- j berlarid practise plowing most of the day i 7 working plowing match at tend banquet in evening 8 see cumberland farms and proceed to heysham lanca shire take night boat to bel fast go on board at s pm 9 sunday in belfast 1011 practise plowing in ulster ireland 12 international plowing match saint feild county down 14 in and around belfast until 5 pm take steamer to stranraer- spend night there 15 visit a famous shorthorn herd property of a j marshall esq bridgebank the largest herd of pedigree shorthorns in europe 1g sunday visit ayr brig odon and the famous burn- county 17 visit small farms in the low lands is party will break up to visit friends in any part of the country borx ix markkas over seventy velars ago after being in poor health for the past three years and following an operation last summer from which she was making excellent recovery jeanetta louise titus beloved wife of thomas linton passed away at her home in lvbridge on friday january 3rd 1947 in her 72iid years a report in the oxbridge timesjournal says mrs linton had been feeling very well up until thursday when she suffered a heart attack from which she failed to rally passing away friday the late jeanetta louis titus was born in markham in 1s75 a daughter of the late levi titus and esther cockerell and over sixty- five years ago they moved to ux- bridge where she met and married thomas linton and has lived there ever since she was a member of the free methodist church richmond hill lions give 25000 hall 19 to 2ft a week of free time 27 assemble in london 2s sail from southampton the richmond hill liberal makes the announcement that the lions club in that town is about to build and hand over to the village there a modern 25000 community hall free of all encumbrance this is a sharp contrast with the lions club in stouffville where the organization even decided against showing their hand in giving organized support on the recent vote on the hall issue here the richmond hill liberal states richmond hill will have a com munity hall to cost in the neighbor hood of 25000 and answer about every conceivable purpose that could be suggested and without cost to the taxpayers it will be a gift to the village from the lions club and at the meeting of the village council monday evening the clubs decision to proceed with the project wasl revealed by lions tom lamb paul angle and j a greene the meeting was one of the most dramatic ever held by a municipal council in ontario in as much as perhaps seldom if ever have public representatives encountered such high ideals of citizenship and public service as those suggested by the lions committee the hall said mr lamb is to be an but and out gift from the lions to the people of richmond hill we will finance it and build it and hand it over to council with the suggestion that a commission be appointed to look after it and see that it is self sustaining the lions have already had arch itects plans for the hall drawn and these plans mr limb put before council fr examination thf build ing will be 75 feet in length north and south the hall proper being about 50 by 32 feet and it will con tain also wash rooms storage room and a first class well equipped kitchen etc importa respecting price conti 0tice the wartime prices and trade regulations order in council pc 8528 of november 1 1941 established basic period maximum prices for goods and designated services these regulations were passed under the authority of the war measures act and continued in force under the national emergency transitional powers act 1945 from time to time these basic maximum prices have been varied or the fixed maximum has been suspended in the case of particular goods and services by orders issued by the wartime prices and trade board under the authority of the above regulations a few days ago a sub stantial number of suspensions from price control was announced summary of i believe it is desirable therefore that a summary should now be published of those goods and services on which a legal maximum price remains in force under the provisions of the wartime prices and trade regulations so that all citizens may be given an opportunity to inform themselves of the law the complete price control regulations are contained in wartime prices and trade board order no 684 which is available to the public at any office of the wartime prices and trade board and to which reference should be made for exact details 7hr- 3l minister of finance w goods and services remaining subject to under wartime prices and trade board order no 684 foods all flours flour mixes and meals yeast bread bread rolls biscuits and bakery products processed cereals cooked or uncooked including break fast cereals macaroni ver micelli spaghetti noodles and other alimentary paste products rice pot and pearl barley shelled corn but not in cluding popping corn dried peas soya beans dried beans except lima beans and red kidney beans baking powder starch sugar sugar cane syrups com syrups grape sugar glucose edible mclasncs honey maple products 1946 prod uction candy confectionery and caramel tea coffee coffee concent rates cacao beans cocoa butter cocoa and chocolate and beverage preparations con taining cocoa or powdered milk soft drinks and soft drink concentrates except mineral sparkling or spring waters in their natural form malt malt extract malt syrup vinegar blpck pepper and white pep per and substitutes contain ing black or white pepper butter casein cheddar cheese processed cheese and cream cheese concentrated milk products of all kinds ice cream prepared salad dressings salad and cooking oils salt freh apples 1946 crop raisins currants prunes dried dates dehydrated ap ples tomatoes tomato sauce tomato paste tomato pulp tomato puree tomato cat sup chili sauce when in hermetically scaled cans or glass canned pork and beans canned spaghetti and canned soups canned corn canned peas canned beans excluding the lima and red kidney varieties canned apricots canned peaches canned pears can ned cherries canned plums fruits and vegetables in the two preceding items when frozen and sold in consumer sire packages jams jellies marmalades meat and meat products not including game pet foods and certain varieties of cooked and ranned meats and sandwich spreads sausage casings animal and artificial live and dressed poultry poultry products except cer tain varieties of canned poul try and canned poultry sand wich spreads eggs in the shell eggs frozen or powdered canned salmon canned sea trout canned pilchards edible animal and vegetable fats including lards and shortenings clothing mens youths and boys suits pants coats and other clothing except fur coats fabric caps mens youths and boys furnishings as follows shirts collars blouses underwear pyjamas night shirts and dressing gowns womens misses girls chil drens and infants garments of all kinds except fur coats and of any material except pure silk brassieres and foundation garments womens misses girls and childrens accessories as fol lows dickies bibs halters neckwear collars cuffs and aprons childrens and infants head- wear of all kinds except misses millinery or hats made from fur felt knitted wear of all kinds for either sex including under garments outer garments hosiery stockings socks and headwear but not including pure silk garments silk stock- ingsor womens and misses millinery handkerchiefs work clothing including aprons for cither sex uniforms foreithcr sex sportswear for either sex but not including bathing suits and bathing caps rubber clothing rubberized clothing waterproof show erproof and oiled clothing except specialized industrial clothing gloves gauntlets mitts and mittens of all kinds for either sex except those designed as specialized sports equipment or for specialized industrial uses diapers and diaper supports footwear of all kinds and of any material household and other textiles auto and travelling rugs awnings bath mats bed spreads blankets of all kinds canvas fronts card table covers comforters curtains cushion forms dish cloths dish towels drapes eider downs face cloths ham mocks luncheon sets mat tresses of all kinds napkins pillows pillow cases pillow forms quilts sails sheets including rubber and plastic coated sheeting shower cur- tains silence cloths sleeping bags swings table cloths tents throwovers towels wash cloths window blinds window shades slip covers for furniture covers for baby carriages bassinettes cribs cushions mattresses ironing boards and toilet seats pads for baby baskets baby carriages card tables chairs ironing boards mattresses and playpens bags for household use gar ment bags haversacks dun nage bags tarpaulins and other pro tective coverings of canvas scrap fabrics including used scrap fabrics except wiping rags floor rugs and mats chiefly of cotton table and shelf oilcloth domestic fuels coal coke and briquettes 1 wood fuels charcoal sawdust and household equipment and supplies cooking stoves and ranges but not including rangettcs electrical and gas refriger ators washing machines furnaces fireplace heaters and other heating equipment except portable electric heat ers jacket heaters and other water heating equipment plumbingandsanitaryequip- ment as follows a all pipe and fittings of a type and size suitable for installation in domestic heating or water systems b all equipment known commercially as plumb ers brass c other plumbing and san itary equipment as fol lows bathtubs closet bowls commodes closet scats and hinges chem ical closets closet tanks household water soften- ers household water storage tanks lavatories laundry tubs septic tanks sinks shower baths soil pipe and fit tings wash basins domestic sewing machines soap and soap compounds motor vehicles and acces sories bicycles motor vehicles including parts and accessories as fol lows passenger motor ve hicles designed to carry less than ten persons motor cycles trucks and trailers used with trucks automotive truck bodies pneumatic tires and tubes storage batteries except for specialized industrial uses bicycles parts and acces sories construction products lumber of all kinds millwork such as doors sashes windows stairs and gates plywood and veneers precut lumber products de signed for use in residential or farm buildings but not including fully pre-fabricat- ed buildings gypsum board and gypsum lath wallboards and building boards insulation products but not including pipe and boiler coverings builders lime and plaster cast iron soil pipe nails staples rivets bolts and nuts builders hardwareand locks building wires and wiring devices for residential build ings agricultural machinery implements equipment and supplies practically all items of farm machinery including plant ing seeding and fertilizing equipment plows tillage implements and cultivators haying machinery harvest ing machinery tractors wa gons dairy machines and equipment sprayers and dusters articles of barn and barn yard equipment incubators brooders poul try feeding and watering equipment stationery gas engines beekeepers supplies harness and harness hard ware barbed wire and other fenc ing wire and fences horseshoes and horseshoe caulks and nails binder twine wheelbarrows feeds and feed products of all kinds except horse meat pet foods straw clam shell and poultry grit agricultural limestone hy- drated lime and chemical fertilizers of all kinds gopher poisons seed beans and seed peas grains as follows wheat barley oats flaxseed buck wheat rapesccd sunflower seed grain screenings raw and processed materials basic iron and steel products and alloys including pig iron cast iron scrap ingots bars plate rods and wire primary secondary and fa bricated mill forms of the following nonferrous metals and their alloys aluminum antimony copper lead nick el tin and zinc tractor distillates and gas oline crude rubber synthetic rub ber and lattices reclaimed rubber basic industrial or agricul tural chemicals dyestuffs pigments and oxi des plastic sheeting and other plastic shapes for futher processing crushed or burnt limestone ah fats and oils including vitamin a oils of antmai vegetable or marine origin but not including cod liver oil when bottled for sale at retail natural occurringanimaland vegetable waxes but not in cluding polishes glue stock glues and adhe- sives starches all kinds of knitted or woven fabrics except pure silk fabrics bobbinct dress and curtain nets and netting yarns and threads except pure silk for the knitting and weaving of fabrics fibres natural and syn thetic except pure silk fibres used in the manufacture of yarns and threads and waste products from processing sewing embroidery and cro- chet yarns threads and floss except pure silk rubberized plastic and other coated fabrics elastic yarns fabrics and webbing cotton wool or hair felts down and feathers but not includingdecorativc feathers hides and skins from anim als reptiles or fish of a type ordinarily processed for use as a leather leathers and synthetic leathers of all kinds sheepskin shearlings tanned but not further processed than combed or sheared and coloured on the flesh side pulp paper and paper products pulpwood wastepaper wood pulp except a dissolving grades b alpha grades of bleach ed sulphate c duracel d groundwood and un bleached sulphite grades sold for the manufacture of newsprint or hanging paper newsprint paper except when sold by manufacturers thereof certain paper products of book writing light weight and specialty paper mills such as bond and stationery paper duplicating paper book and writing paper bristols uncoated blotting paper cover paper and most papers for converting pur poses prices papers used for converting or printing purposes made wholly or partly of bleached or unbleached kraft pulp and kraft waste paper board used in the manufacture of solid fibre or corrugated shipping cases boxboard grades of paper- board except for wrapping newsprint paper or making newsprint cores containers and packaging materials containers packaging and wrapping devices of a type used for the sale or shipment of products when made in whole or in part from wood metal a textile fabric or solid or corrugated fibre board and partitions and interior parts used in con junction therewith multiwall sacks corrugated or solid fibre board sheets or rolls used for wrapping or packaging cotton cordage services transportation of goods and servicesassociated therewith warehousing dry storage of general merchandise and household goods other than wearing apparel cold stor age including rental of lock ers and ancillary services such as processing charges in cold storage plants household laundering ser vices supplying of mcalsorrcfresh- ments for consumption on the sellers premises the supplying of beverages ex cept alcoholic beverages by purveyors of meals or refresh ments the supplying of meals with sleeping accom modation for a combined charge but not including the supplying of meals refreshments or sleeping ac commodation by an em ployer to his employees directly or through a servant or agent the service of printing the packing or packaging or any other manufacturing process in respect of any goods sub ject to maximum prices when performed on a custom of commission basis used goods scrap goods except scrap rubber and wiping rags household mechanical refri gerators stoves ranges and other cooking or heating appliances electric washing machines domestic sewing machines bicycles motor vehicles as follows passenger motor vehicles de signed to carry less than ten persons trucks of all kinds trailers used with trucks i i i i b i i 1 1 i i a i any material shown above processed fo incorporation into or any fabricated component part of any of the above goods is subject to maximum prices also any set which contains an article referred to above is subject to maximum prices even though thc remainder of the set consists of articles not referred to the foregoing is only a convenient summary of board order no 634 it does not give the full legal text for full details of the law reference should be made to the order 0 cotdon dulmn wrtio prtow a tryi board vfl ess clip this and keep for easy reference bfilbbbbbflb w