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the tribune stouffville ort thursday october 2s 194s sports local intermediates name club executive ten track and field records set by stouffville students at annual meet although markham carried the day at the annua interschool field j ken broughton key man in the meet last week stouffville came upi of xewmarkei juniors last with three championships and i winter sustained injuries a couple established tn new records totaljof weeks ago while playing with points for each were markham 2s1 gait junior ws n an exhibition stouffville 200 agln mrt gl stoufftgaroe with philadelphia ville school held the championship in 1017 press reports from xewmarke markhams intermediate hoys were the most outstanding team on the field chalking up 3s points of a possible 0 these lads scored almost double the number of points of the other two schools combined by points a m s junior boys 2 13 32 inter boys 70 27 senior girls 16 32 33 although he did not establish any records murray wagg of stouffville tied with k brown of markham for the senior boys championship bill collins of stouffville sped over the 100 yd course in 12 sec for a new record for junior boys and george lintner of stouffville set a new figure of 8 ft 1m ins for the standing broad jump in the junior division tht senior girls championship was taken by helen goudie stouff ville and the junior girls marion atkinson stouffville by points a m s junior girls 16 19 46 inter girls 15 2 21 senior girls 10 32 3 helen goudie in winning the senior championship set up three new records she covered the 100 yds in 13 and 3 tenths seconds made a standing broad jump of 7 ft hi ins and a running broad jump of 15 ft ivi ins marion atkinson set up a new figure to shoot at in the running broad jump for junior girls 14 ft 5 ins helen snowball established a new mark for the softball throw sending the sphere 149 ft 2 ins the throw and catch with no previous record was also won by stouffville as was the 300 yd relay for girls the basketball passing event was a stouffvillemarkham tie markham girls scored two new records and agincourt one six old records were broken by markham senior and intermediate boys championships senior boys k brown m m wagg s tied inter boys o trunk m r watson m junior boys bill jennings m 13 collins s senior girls ii goudie s v hill m inter girls f m mewhlrter m p seaver m tied junior girls marion atkinson s l woolhead a fave oneill siis press say no intermediate team in that town unless a couple of the large industrial plants there choose to sponsor it junior hockey is also out at the moment v stouffvilles intermediate hockey club programs will be going to press very shortly all cash dona tions being accepted on behalf of the club will be acknowledged in the programs the team is practis ing at oshawa this thursday night from 11 until 12 midnight m m lnionville had a nice turnout of a dozen and a half players at their initial practice held at oshawa on saturday afternoon lnionville is counting on the services of johnny atkinson norm stunden bun sellers polly minton and doug iiurkholder exstouffville red wings mac clement also with the red wings may be a starter with varsity bs and will not definitely he with lnionville yet bill boy- ehoff former aurora junior was out with unionville on saturday doug moore former stouffville red wing goalie will not be lining up with junior a club this year doug is back home and intends to make a trip to the southern states with friends before donning the pads again doug tell the tribune he has been contacted by aurora for service there while his sidekick in the nets norm stunden expects to see regular service with union ville winners at local b field meet stouflviile high school 1948 senior boys jack wallace murray wagg senior girls helen goudie jean miller inter boys archie forfar dean watson inter girls marion reid margaret barry junior boys bill collins geo lint ner junior girls marion atkinson helen snowball dr s s ball will heau the newly organized stouffville intermediate hockey club as president bert bell will manage the club along with coach ernie lawrie other officers are secretary clare bell treasurer norm baker direc tors l e oneill harry ratcliif telf rennie don lewis elgin wagg ciayt baker ken laushway will handle the club programs and chas nolan will look after the local publicity intermediate practice still crowded with prospects over thirty players crowded the stouffville intermediate practice over the weekend and are giving coach lawrie a big time ranging into a team its too early to start naming a team yet but more than a dozen players have signed certi ficates and these have been passed on to the oha diggins senior b team which formed part of the markham group last year and played their home games at richmond hill were on the ice just before stouffville markham had an intermediate squad out for practice thursday night if markham comes through with a team it looks like a big season for the box office and the competition should pack some real hockey fever for district fans there are no more reports of junior hockey coming out of markham although a w lawton did give this newspaper a report that there would be a markham junior entry despite markham press reports to the contrary j popular old shepperton steals dufferin thunder i too often in sport the champion is forgotten as soon as he loses his spot on the top of the ladder per haps however in horse racing more than any other sport the champion is not forgotten so readily thats why on saturday at dufferin park it was the 40th anniversary of the little halfmile ova a onetime champion like shepperton the gormley horse owned by mr fred shelke was not forgotten the nicest thing our eyes have seen in some time was when old shep streaked down the short home stretch at dufferin took a picture decision over cadency and then slowly sauntered back to be unsaddled said an onlooker the customers close to 14000 were there waited for him to come back many didnt wager on him in fact wagered against him but the thrill of seeing the onetime cham pion make a challenge in the stretch slowly move up on cadency and then beat the mare stirred memories of the great days when shepperton mowed down his opposi tion the cream of the crop regularly and so when he returned satur day that huge crowd gave him a great cheer whats more he still looks like a champion though his legs arent what they used to be but he was back in familiar circles the winners circle he knew it he acted like it and the fans loved every bit of it or 30 million cwt the original agreement to ship 195 million cwt of bacon the dollar figures quoted above make aliowance for these changes j until there have been further discussions no one here will ven ture a guess as to where the uk dollar expenditure for these three foods will fall in 1949 apparently the british would like to get out of their canadian com mitment for fresh eggs as soon as the present contract expires this would be a tremendous blow for thousands of canadian eggraisers many of whom are veterans with their entire gratuity invested in the business hope is held there that some plan will be worked out to bring about a reduction in uk egg purchases considerably more slowly the bacon contract terminates dec 31 but it is believed the british are prepared to continue canadian purchases at something approaching present levels until midsummer 1919 from then on and oi a timetable corresjwnding to eca appropriations the drastic cutbacks would occur here again negotiation will take place lhtween now and the year end with a view to easing the pro jected cutback the british are apparently eager to take all the cheese that canada can supply mould take more if they could get it native ok markham mrs 1 h ford dead native of markham tabitha may sorenberger ford wife of john henry ford of 42 oakdene cres toronto died at toronto blast general hospital mrs ford was of pennsylvania dutch stock and went to toronto as a child she was a member of kimbourne park united church surviving besides her hus band are two daughters greta ford and mrs robert white stating that the british empire has changed a lot since george iii the vicechancellor of mcgill uni versity recently told a new york audience that the time has come for the usa to consider rejoining the british commonwealth of nations this is our average mmhoidm w ik kv his name may be george wilon patrick orchhr or emile leganfc he may be a fanner a lawyer a carpenter a real estate ageot a banket a teacher or one of our own employee bis wife or mother might be a shareholder he and about 5000 other canadian from ah walka of kfo are the owner of dominion textile company limited last yer among them they did 37338394 worth of business hat wae tha company total income for the year lets simplify it and aay each areragc shareholder did 1136767 worth of business that waa the money be took in now lets look a what he spent to get that money here it is roughly ealonlaw or tb average shareholder raw material prideirjsfly raw costoo s75 starches chenucals dye psckiof cast caher supplies and operating expense such a re ft pairs foes powtr kfhl pensions iwsaca s and other such items wrm66 asoonat psid to emptor 122814 li tes s70t s 1 money reneled to kep the b m a stable eonditkn i tfam net prosit received by mr avrrsg sbareholocr on wbiefa be pays person caxr too 9m94 dominion textile company limits manuractuiiis o tpvlff3 net food men farmers get new worries probable cancellation of uk con tracts next year blow to bacon and egg producers ottawa expected to buy most of flaxseed for canadian farmers taxpayers and industries there were many important developments this week on the food front says the financial post whats ahead for bacon and eg producers in 19 19 the united kingdom is planning drastic cuts in purchases from canada next year thats bad news only hope is that the contracts will be allowed to taper off not ended sharply here were other developments western grain men are asking an investigation into the losses incurr ed by western farmers following sales of canadian wheat at less than world prices eca rules on us flour and wheat sales are hampering canadian flour exports this news comes on top of the breakdown of maple leaf mill ing cos deal with italy ottawa is holding the bag for the bulk of the 10 million bushel flax seed crop with flax declared sur plus in us the canadian price is at the 1 floor and still not selling as domestic users for linseed oil etc await developments canadian farm products directly affected by the present uk plan are bacon and eggs the british are said to want to get out of their jreshegg contract with canada entirely they want to slash their bacon purchases to a figure very substantially below the wartime level or even below the previous figure if this plan is followed it would mean that the freshegg contract would not be renewed when it expires on jan 31 next it would mean that bacon contracts for 1919 would be made at sharply reduced figures with a further tapering off in the future as the british seek to close their dollar exchange deficit by 1952 following representations made by canadian negotiators at the cripps conference this very critical prospect for the canadian bacon and egg producers is now under review it is one of the matters at the head of the list for discussion by the special continuing canadauk committee whose personnel was announced last week hope to taper off no one here will hazard an opinion as to what changes in the british proposals may be made the hope is that out of subsequent discussions a way can be found to taper off these contracts more gently than was indicated at the time cripps was here- the reference last week by sir andrew jones came after he had told the internationa plowing match at lindsay that 579 of all uk food imports in the first half of 19is had come from canada he cited other percentages from a recent report by w b gornall agriculturalcommercial secretary for canada in london said sir andrew according to these figures 827r of the wheat and flour imported by great britain during the first six months of this year was obtained from canada as well as 78 of the cheese 75 of the bacon o of the eggs that there may be some changes in the picture by the end of the year must i think be anticipated but these changes may not be so marked as those which through force of circumstances may take place in 1949 present expectation is that bri tain will spend in canada this year about 40 millions for eggs s0 millions for bacon and 10 millions for cheese canada is considerably short in the amount of cheese she had undertaken to supply she will probably fall short in eggs against this we hope to exceed by 25 million margaret obrien robert preston danny thomas george kakin murphy booth edward butch arnold jenkins and introducing to the screen betty iotte garrettondlehmann a mfirogoidwynmayer picture coming next montues nov 12 stanley theatre stouffville ontario your sow is like a cow yes a sow is a lot like a cow to make either of them milk well you have to feed her for condition and production and plenty of good rich sows milk is important to your pocket- book it gets her pigs away to a flying start so feed her for milk turn your chop into a milkmaking ration by mix ing in purina sow pig chow put more milk in the cans want to ship more milk heres one way to do it right away put your calves on purina calf startena save milk save time save money purina calf startena and your cow is like a sow turning it around your cows need a real bodybuilding milk- making ration to keep up condi tion and production too it doesnt pay to let them go down in the fall if you can help it and you can help it by feeding for both condition and produc tion purina cow chow is built to balance your grain for that double job ask us about cow chow and what its doing for other people around here 1 4 things to do to get more eggs 1 feed your birds a masli that has what it takes to produce more eggs we stock and recommend purina laying mash 2 see that your birds cet the extra feed and extragood feed that makes the extra ebrs give them a noon feed each day of 3 to 5 lbs per 100 birds purina checkers o knock the roundworms out of your birds give them a weeks treatment with purina chekrton mixed in their mnsli repeat in 5 or 6 weeks it works i purina chekrton a make sure your birds are free of lice lousy layers wont lay long check up if you see any signs of lice get after them right away we stock and recom mend purina roost paint purina lice powder stivers chowmix laying mash chowmix pig starter chowmix hog grower chowmix fattening feed m i laying contest theres still time to enter purines egg lay ing contest get both pleasure and profit out of it possibly win a substantial prize its open until the end of october ask us for your copy of the folder describing condi tions and prizes stiver bros stoifiviixe 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