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the tribune stouffville ont thursday june 30 1949 ports news and views chas nolan bridge junior farmers are topp- intermediates blow the uxbrlage intercommunity nrermeaares dow ftball league with udora second en goodwood greenbank and poam following in that order sill attridge aurora junior has ued a professional hockey con- hct with the chicago black inks and will report to one of eir local training schools come xt fall either north bay or gait 3oug williams whitby junior ick chaser wellremembered by uffville fans when he played for red wings in the local oha inior circuit has been drafted by lelph junior as stouffville juveniles droiiped of games last week one to the wmarket intermediates and the icr a regular league fixture to zfrora fourteam tennis league has jn formed with aurora rich- nd hill newmarket and a mt ertuxbridge combination be- the competitors the league ns this wednesday june 29th ewmarket forfeits pme locals to art playoffs newmarket who have had uble for several seasons fielding ms at the proper times either home or away failed to put in appearance here on wednesday a scheduled bantam game uffville was awarded the game default e ouelettes lads are now await- word as to dates for the play- s between themselves and irora markham has moved up jm bantam to midget richmond 11 and newmarket forfeiting pes leaving only stouffville and rora to battle it out for the right proceed into the oba bantam offs titron topples rermediares 63 utton pulled a surprise win r the local intermediate crew thursday evening winning 63 irky schell toed the slab for uffville for the first two innings was touched up for a three- homer early in the third and red in favour of bob hassard finished the game itouffville came within an ace losing the score in the seventh ings the boys had the tying s on base but hassard who has n clouting the fences in every i k all summer went down nging to retire the side tick procenko local catcher pred his finger quite severely at point in the game but was to continue lutton pitching was the big or in the win for the lake side 2run lead lose to bolsover 43 stouffville intermediates tossed away their meeting with bolsover on monday night 43 hocus miller only gave up one hit in five inn ings but slipped in the sixth and retired for bob hassard who finished the game the home aggregation was still out in front by two runs in the last innings when procenko made a wild pitch to third and in trotted the tying counter a single off hassard brought in the winning tally moments later ted cadieux one of the new comers to the club got himself two doubles and a single for the best batting job of the night lou raxlin turned in a nice effort at second and wally nicholson robbed bolsover of a couple of runs with a sensational catch in deep centre field stouffville had an eleventh hour chance to get back into the game but big bob hassard failed to get his eye on a third pitch with the bases loaded and went down swing ing to retire the side manager ken laushway has not been too well satisfied with the operation of his team the last couple of games and it seems too bad when they have the makings to put them easily at the top of the league that they continually falter and slump into shiftless ball it is apparent to the manager and many of the regular fans that several of the boys are not in condition tp give of their best for more than three or four innings and this irregularity in their play dissatis- fys the balance of the team who are in there pitching with every thing theyve got local lassies lambasf- woodbridge stouffville girls softball team proved too much for woodbridge in their league encounter or mon day evening downing their visitors 110 marg brignall and lillian redshaw shared the local pitching honours with helen snowball catching helen took over from gertie slack who recently hit the matrimonial trail myrtle staley homered in the sixth frame with two on while jean miller pounded over the plate with the teams first run an even go bethesda poll between old parties the bethesda poll on monday remained very close to the vote recorded five years ago it gave jack smith 75 walwyn 75 and the ccf candidate woods only 9 votes this speaks plainly that bethesda district is a well balanced community as between the two major parties markham new summer policy doors open 7 00 pm show starts 7 30 pm won to sat matinee saturday at 2 00 pm vaughan school continued from page five amount to approximately 450000 a year the second exception is that all the costs less- the grants are levied on all the assessable property in the area by a uniform rate and the same rate prevails in all the sections comprising the area rather than a different rate for each section it has been proposed that the two areas ibe comprised of the following sections area number i thornhill langstaff richvale area number ii carrville hope maple concord edgeley vellore bryscn purpleville pine grove lower 9th elders mills coleraine kleinburg nashville patterson mt lebanon jefferson the cost of the operation of a school area jboard is reflected on the tax bill this is similar to the present system in as much as the trustees requisition for the money required for the oper ation of the existing school and the same is collected through taxes and grants under school area number ii referred to above an additional grant of over 350000 will be paid to the board with the regular legislative grant and this special grant the cost to the taxpayer is lessened it has been estimated that the rate for the operation of the board for school area number ii should not exceed 00 mills in order to provide similar educa tional facilities as they exist today it is acknowledged that addi tional classrooms must he provided and the cost of the building is particularly high however at pre vailing costs a mill rate of only onefifth mill will be required to pay for the debenture costs of building one classroom for which debentures are issued for 20 years on the present assesment in the proposed school area number ii the school attendance is increasing throughout the township and will necessarily demand the erection and maintenance of additional classrooms but the natural in crease is the assessment for the township should absorb a large portion of the cost of new con struction and maintenance under the present system new construc tion is reflected in high rates in a small section school attendance increasing the hoard for the school area may deem it advisable to provide itinerant music or crafts teachers services provided other than those that exist under the present system will necessarily increase the mill rate these costs will be subject to a grant from the department of education and the balance to be levied should not he prohibitive but rather at a nominal sum pro mote and stimulate the education now being extended to the pupils attending schools in vaughan township in conclusion one point that should be emphasized is that a school area board has no relation to consolidation it is not proposed to establish a glorified school in the centre of the area and transport all pupils to that school but rather each and every school will remain as it is and where it is the func tion of the new five man board will be to provide adequate educational facilities comparable to each and every school in the area the school area board of five persons will replace the existing school boards and on a broader and in a more comprehensive manner pro vide education to the pupils from vaughan township two months for cruelty to horses a bruce township farmer named a hammond was arraign ed before magistrate o mcclevis at walkerton on charges of cruelty to animals the charges were laid by c w morris inspector for the prevention of cruelty to animals at hamilton it was stated during the hearing that the accused had two horses penned up in a stable at least since 1940 without sufficient nourishment care and attention and subjected to needless suffering two charges were laid in the case the first charge brought two months in the county gaol while the second charge carried a fine of 200 and costs or 24615 and in default three months in the gaol running consecutively evidence through photographs presented in court of one of the horses and testimony furnished by the investigating officers as to the state in which the animals were kept for so long a period revealed a most shocking story in which the dumb equines were virtually imprisoned in a torture chamber when unfortunately death did not relieve them from their obvious sufferings while it was definitely estab lished that the horses had not been removed from the stable for at least two years and during which time they were practically left without food it was rumored that the time was close to twelve years the manure it was stated had become piled and packed to a height of three to four feet with the result that the body of the one horse had practically grown in the shane of the ceiling rafters against rwhich it had increasingly become jammed the photo presented in court revealed a wholly unbe lievably distorted and deformed frame of a horse the hind portion of the animal was twisted like a corkscrew and the hooves were bent back the weight of its emaciated body resting on the first joints the head and neck which could not be raised were stated as being hard against the rafters of the stable one of the horses the bone of whose shins avas exposed had to be disposed of with a gun by the officers frl sat july 1 2 wed thur july 6 7 z4 jnn iblythduff george brent u edgar buchanan jane ouwai wwqosnckkmaaanduorupoodulstui just about the most wonderful love story ever filmed whitby baptists engage cormley male quartette the formal opening and dedica tion of calvary baptist church whitby took place sunday june 20 with special services morning afternoon and evening guest speakers sunday were rev james n bedford president lon don bible institute and rev robert gordon pastor of oakwood baptist church toronto the gormley male quartette rendered selections biggest dance n ews of 49 special holiday dance friday night glendale pavilion south shore musselmans lake canadas newest and third largest ballroom paul firman and his orchestra every saturday night ladies 50c gents- 75c v jion tue july 4 5 the stephen mcnally sue enclaro bar8ara whiting w c mcdonald ro optometrist at stouffville 930 am to 130 pm every thursday at markham 200 pm to 800 pm every thursday eyes examined lenses prescribed glasses repaired fitted markham former telephone office phone 4w prescriptions filled stouffville behind marie jack beauty parlour phone 176w starring david niven teresa wright evelyn keyes parley granger stuaint hr rko radio picture inc three big nights thursday june 30th friday july 1st saturday july 2nd sunny valley musselmans lake billy hole and his live wires dancing every wednesday saturday during july and august starting july 6th country delivery commencing this week we are inaugurating a rural delivery service and invite you to telephone in your meat requirements for prompt delivery by our truck fresh meat supplies are also carried on the truck so that you can make on the spot orders if you desire 0boyles meat market telephone 35 3 gala nights cedar beach dance gardens north shore musselmans lake thursday june 30 friday july 1 saturday july 2 enjoy dancing to van walker and his orchestra featuring wally scott dancing every wednesday friday and saturday during july and august keep cool- our place air conditioned uwdj save time and work and money with this safe effective weedkiller its definitely oldfashioned unprofitable too to spend pro ductive hours handweeding carrots parsnips celery or parsley for swift safe and eco nomical control of most weeds spray with shells registered agricultural weedkiller no 1 shells awk 1 has an amaz ing selective action kills lambs quarters purslane grasses eta without harming the vegetables shells awkl is the original registeredweedkillerofthis type when you buy a weedkiller be sure of what you gel i shells awkl is ready fo use laboratory lesfedcontrolled registered with the dominion department of agriculture l stouffville coop association phone stonffvlllc 269 or 122 j ffiyc- s-