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2955 copies this issue tmtffotlle ztaumne second section vj 61 no 9 the tribune stouffville ont june 16 1949 election tour memories of col and mrs drew will include this scene at cardston alta where they met charles davis and members of his tribe davis is chief of the blood indians drought over most of ontario lias wilted crops of hay spring grain and vegetables to a dang erous degree while eastern ontario has had a sprinkling of rain the rest of the province is losing millions of dollars worth of crops every day one of the many communities hit hard by the water shortage is oakville some residents like mrs rus sell cumberland and her daugh ter marcia have been forced to use water from reserved sup ply they have their own water supply in home but have to carry water in pails and tubs from well during dry seasons fouryearold donna richard son first us child to be strick en with polio in occupied ger many is shown on stretcher as she was removed from mercy plane after 4000mile flight to massachusetts comforting the youngster at left is her father capt donald richardson of danvers mass who arrived earlier in another air force plane donna was accompanied on the flight by her mother and younger brother the richard- sons joined the occupation forces in germany in 1948 agincourt water condition tragic hauled in by trucks three water trucks last week were making three trips an hour hauling water into agincourt two of them working 18 hours a day ami the other eight hours a clay roy shadlock village trustee said the situation was grim one of the hardest hit sections of the township is agincourt police vill age and the surrounding area he said it is estimated that 105600 gal lons of water are being delivered daily to agincourt and its immedi ate area he said mr shadlock told council last monday night agincourt is defin itely interested in water mains the water shortage is serious the water shortage is also be ing felt through the remainder of scarboro township the utilities has imposed restrictions on the use of water for watering lawns and gardens excessive tidiness is said to in dicate a mill form of insanityfrom which most newspapermen are happily immune barn raising busy event at enniskilijen much interest centred around the barnraising at the swain farm 1 a miles north of enniskillen friday afternoon where e a werry is erecting a barn which will be mod ern in all its appointment vertil mcmullen of pontypool is the contractor bothwell bros maple grove are taking over the concrete work the foundation stands 118 feet by 38 feet with 9 foot clearance in side stabling is equipped with wide end doors with intention of using with hydraulic lift and man ure bucket for cleaning spacious elected head of presbyterian church i will be doing my best was the humble statement of rev c ju cowan minister for 24 years of st andrews church hamilton ont when he was chosen for the highest office of the presbyterian church in can ada mr cowan was elected moderator on the third ballot cast by 225 commissioners from the dominion attending the 75th general assembly of the presbyterian church and re member ill need all the help you can give me he told the packed auditorium of st an drews church including repre sentatives of presbyterians in south africa switzerland and scotland as well as the eight canadian synods dotjis dress is worth 9104 lx judy bailey of mersea town ship in ontario is the proud possessor of this expensive doll which many an adult would be happy to own the dolls dress is made of dollar and ten- dollar bills totalling 104 it was a gift of fellowemployees of her father at omsted fisher ies wheatly ont to the child when she was burned last christmas she was recently re leased from hospital liquor mixed up with onefifth road deaths coldmooded engineering facts show that drunken drivers and drunken pedestrians are two of the gravest problems facing this coun try today said provincial analyst joslyn rogers of toronto before a western ontario audience last thursday he addressed the north waterloo medical association iln one week recently he said there were nine deaths directly due to alcohol in the province pro bably a larger figure than the mini ber of deaths from murder for the year to date professor rogers said the papers put up a great noise if there are two or three major crimes unsolved in a year but the knowledge of half a dozen people killed in a week by intoxicated drivers appar ently fails to arouse concern professor rogers made it plain he is not a prohibition advocate just because some folks drown themselves in lake ontario doesnt say we can dry the lake up he said but he believed something must he done to wake people up to the menace of alcohol mixed with traffic windows southern exposure pro vide fine natural lighting electrical installations and plumbing are in charge of f w werry and son the trihip roof is set on the foundation with height of 21 feet at the peak cutting down barn space with the idea of modern equipment for storage of baled hay and cut feed the system of end pull eliminates the drive floor when completed 120 cattle can be housed the 41 rafters went up in record time with about 75 men keen and active on the pike poles and wielding hammers with steady ing nails holding the frame work in place the annapolis valley is fam ous for two things its delicious apples its beautiful girls above jean cochrane of wolfville ms who was crowned blossom local school closes for summer on june 29 public schools will close for the summer holidays on june 29 the dept of education has announced the schools will he closed until september 6 which is the date set by the department of education in the province of ontario queen represents typical beauty of the maritiines jean who is 20 years old and a college stu dent was crowned queen of the blossoms at annapolis valleys 17th annual blossom festival high school pupils from grade 9 10 11 and 12 will conclude their final examinations on june 14 while grade 13 will end their departmen tal examinations on wednesday june 22 upper school pupils will begin their last set of exams on june 13 some schools may vary the clos ing date but the official closing has been set 5pfc7s w -iwwvn- m xjcvrvly a weekly in formation service iation service montreal are you one of the many women who has decided that this time i will vote i we hope so from a womans standpoint there are many things right now which call for a change the progressive conservative party is pledged to support many improvements that will mean much to housewives the sales tax has been adding a lot to the cost of your clothes and household equipment and many of the other things you buy the progressive conservative party believes that the sales tax should bo lowered so that you will get more for your dollar they are keenly interested in seeing that food prices are made fair and kept that way they intend to encourage the produc tion and sale of all foods beneficial to health and the progressive conservatives will go into action for more and better housing for all who need it their election will mean less talk and more housing in record time the progressive conservative party is the family party so make it your parly they believe that womens opinions in government are important and helpful on election day rain or shine show your interest in good government by voting kverv vote for the progressive conservative party is a step toward a better and more secure future for all of us this message contributed and paid for by the progressive conservative party can sec it now your familys favorite fruit salad so de licious on a warm june dayl you use the freshest fruit the crispest lettuce be sure to make your dress ing with heinz vinegars aged and mellowed in wood til theyre flavorperfect i this fluffy fruit salad dressing will bring out the best in your fruit saladsl combine blending thoroughly atter each addition a cup sugar ii teaspoon salt li tablespoons lour 1 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