the tribune stouffville out thursday december 15 1949 ti28f8frm ichange system auto numbers plan for 1950 and be assured you are giving a gift that will be g treasured as well as used 8 for manv years to come g give something for the home mirrors our selection of mirrors this christmas was never better we have mirrors that will suit any setting priced for you from 495 up phenomenal growth in the num ber of motor cars and other vehicles in operation in ontario has ontario highways department officials playing a numbers game in 1951 there will be a new set up for the number of motor car licensee several new combinations of letters and numbers will be used to take care of the increased numbers of cars revamping of the present system will permit the use of combinations thai are not too confusing to the trafficstrained eyes of the motor cop this coming year will see the same system of numbering in oper ation as was in effect this year what form the 1951 plates will take is a deep dark secret being guarded for the present with all tne care usually given a military secret there was a hint however the 1951 plates are likely to follow those numberletter combinations in use in some of the states to the south i beautiful lamps lovely lamps for every room in your home desk lamps from 395 up dressing table lamps 5 and up and a host of others including table and bridge lamps l e oneill stouffville ontario heber down heads crop improvement association the annual meeting of the ontario county crop improvement association was held in uxbridge last week with approximately 60 members in attendance interesting reports were given on the various tests and demon- strations that have been carried out under the ontario county crop improvement association during the year in most cases the farmer on whose farm the demon stration was held reported on the project a progress report on weed and brush control in ontario county was given by the county weed inspector ryerson beare mr beare pointed out that consider able demonstration work on both weed and brush control had been carried ont with very good results mr beare pointed out that it was very difficult to cover the entire county with the small supply of spraying equipment available in the county he expressed the hope that a number of townships would purchase spraying equipment for use another year it was decided to hold the ontario county seed fair in brooklin in march the date to be decided by the executive and the project committee it was decided that the ontario county crop improvement assoc iation would set up an educational exhibit in connection with soil conservation at the annual meet ing of the provincial crop improvement association in tor onto the week of january 16th this educational exhibit would feature the farm models of the heber down farm that were built by the brooklin junior farmers and displayed at the con servation day last september at the conclusion of the meeting an interesting set of slides on conservation were shown these were all taken at the conservation filed day on the farm of heber down brooklin conservation field day on the farm of heber down brooklin the following officers and direc tors were elected for 1950 honary president howard harper goodwood president heber down rl brooklin 1st vice president vince beaton blackwater 2nd vice president george mclaugh lin rri oshawa secretary- treasurer h l fair uxbridge auditors wilmot croxall rr3 uxbridge clarence armstrong rrl uxbridge directors east whitby elmer powell c f werry nor man down e w webber e c warren george mclaughlin t c glaspell whitby heber down w d thomson john batty george lahive jim mcquay allan downey norman anderson pickering f m chapman wm reesor f h westney wm clark e chapman allan ellicott walter ball clare balsdon uxbridge howard harper charlie gould isaac catherwood clarence arm strong stuart ball ralph faulk ner w g tomkins gordon blight norman hogg scott harvey meek harvey shier lome bagshaw wilmot rain jack pearson george moore milburn meek maustyn mcknight harvey blackburn scugog anson gerrow harold martyn reach stanley ward george beare harold honey leslie smith burn sell webster wilmott croxall wilmot phair ted croxall rye beare brock william heron stanley miller ross gibson vince beaton don st john talmage bryan thorah w h ross fred clayton ross mcmillan russell morrison angus grant russell windatt clifford ssossomfsoeeoooeoi markham fri sat dec 16 17 in technicolor glenn ford william holden in the man from colorado mon tues dec 1920 stewart granger valerie hobson in blanche fury in technicolor adult entertainment wednesday thursday december 21 22 double feature the green promise and song of india xoooooooboooaco crowbaxd max must repay 500 to baxk welland dec 8 michael marak of nearby crowland was ordered to refund 500 allegedly overpaid him when he cashed a 500 dominion of canada saving bond at a dominion bank of canada branch here the hearing headed by magis trate h e fuller overruled a magistrates court ruling last year which failed to uphold a claim by the bank that a teller accidentally paid marak 1000 500 too much you never regret being prepared for hospitality authorized bottler of cocacola under contract vrllh cocacola ltd uxbridge beverages uxbridge ont phone 205 ross mara frank davis harper newman jack warren donald munroe jack mcfaden rama lawrence cooper gordon mc- arthur george jamieson e cam- mick mike duffy heber down was appointed official delegate to the ontario crop improvement annual meeting in toronto with vince beaton the alternate delegate free 1000 free to any person providing the name of a prospect for a petrolane stove or hot water heater if you know of a friend who might be interested write to us giving his or her name and address if a sale you will be paid 1000 write or phone to this offer expires dec 31 1949 the petrolane corp ltd thornhill ont phone 251 stouffville i i christmas market 1 and horse show 8 g s 8 on s tuesday dec 20 1949 8 i s kharaaseiaaajsiseffliaishsasemsiae entries must be made with the secretary lloyd turner by 12 oclock noon the day of the show entry fee 100 i welcome to stouffville on dec 20