the tribune stouflvlue ont thursday december 22 1949 clendening funeral home markham ontario phone 90w ambulance service j w dixon director the same prompt courteous service as always 300000000000600 iiake ice breaks two indians die near pefferlaw two indian guides died on thursday night as they tried to cross the ice of lake simcoe from georgina island to virginia beach near pefferlaw village east of sutton the body of george mccue 40 was found the next day frozen in the ice his head was above the surface and police believe he found a footing after the ice broke and then died of- exposure a search is under way for the body of his companion thomas port 45 father of seven children it is believed the twc were cross ing from the island to the main land to get supplies the stretch of treacherous ice has claimed the lives of several indians in the last few years not harvest heavy sees snowy winter motorists are in for a tough time when the winter season really sets in says mrs betsy sky 85yearold resident of the six nations indian reserve mrs sky whose friends claim she has an uncanny way of fore casting the weather recently said the 194950 winter would be featured by heavy snowstorms she bases her prediction among other things on the fact hickory nut harvest was extremely good this year 1910 car plates reverse colors ontario motor vehicles plates and drivers permits for 1950 will go on sale jan 3 throughout the province color of the plates will be the reverse of this years white numerals and letters on a black base up to dec 1 the number of motor vehicles registered in the province was 957537 an increase of 11 per cent on 1948 drivers licensed totalled 1267194 roughly an eight per cent increase lets go home for christmas lets all go home for christmas while the old folks are still there dont wait until its too late someday they wont be there they made your christmas merry when you were just a tot and did without so many things to make your christmas tops so lets all go home for christmas youll cheer up ma and pa you know theyll love to see you and it just comes once a year efether bingham atha claremont bowling club euchre and dance in the community hall claremont on monday december 26th prizes fri sat dec 23 24 amazing action sonny tufts barbara britton gabby hayes in the untamed breed in cinecolor mon tues dec 26 27 walt disneys twoinone funfair dumbo and saludos amigos in technicolor special holiday matinee monday dec 26th at 2 pm wed thur dec 28 29 a story of extraordinary suspense look magaxlno never has the screen entertained with the boldness off bflooooflfleoobooaac ji3iai3rajai3isiaiaiaiaaiaajaibiai5 unionville junior farmers christmas dance in the hall at buttonville on the evening of wednesday december 28 stouffville legionaires will supply the orchestral music good time come all a get set i for the g holidays by letting one of 3 our knowhow hair- dressers set your jjj hair into any of the latest styles such as this softly swept back from the ears with browd i p p i n g curls phone 176w seasons greetings marie jack beauty parlour waterloo county councillors vote themselves a turkey at taxpayers expense one of the most flagrant misuses of public funds is recorded from waterloo where the county council of waterloo voted them selves a turkey at the closing session of the council for 1949 if the boys are able to get back into office again next year after a trick of that kind it will be a miscarriage of justice on the part of the ratepayers nine of the seventeen members of waterloo county council voted for the resolution the resolution came as an amendment to a resolution voting a turkey to staff employees around the county building the council had just come from a free supply donated by the north dunfries township officials at ayr some body suggested a free turkey for everybody and the idea caught like wildfire nothing was mention ed about a nice big chicken for every burdened taxpayer who is footing the turkey expense reeve simon ditner wilmot township insisted ifdid not look right for council members to vote themselves a turkey its going too far he said reeve amos wilkinson welles ley township rounded the dis cussion with the explanation council members are annually in the red on their mileage expenses due to the government pinning them down to fiive cents a mile he thought the turkey gift would make up for this shortage in council expense accounts and would at least provide some explanation for lifting the lid and letting out a flock of turkeys each bearing a tag with the name of a councillor television by 1951 from toronto cbc by september 1951 the tele vision station which the cbc will build in toronto should be on a regular broadcasting schedule so hon j j mccann minister of national revenue said in the commons as the house was asked to vote 81500000 as a loan to cbc for television expenses in the cur rent fiscal year dr mccann said national tele vision production centres would be set up in toronto and montreal the government was prepared to license one private station in each city perhaps more if frequencies should be available the govern ment had urged those who intend ed to get into television to get to gether to form groups practically none had got together television would develop along lines parallel to the cbc said dr mccann it was expected to be self- supporting from commercial revenue and license fees in a few years but development until it was selfsupporting would require much more than the 1500000 loan parliament was now being asked for a general electric transmitter will be bought for toronto at a cost of sislooo as soon as parliament finally approves the vote studios will be built likely on jarvis st there should be test programs next year with regular broadcast ing to start in september 1951 location of the transmitting tower was not mentioned by dr mccann no definite site has been chosen by the cbc for its proposed tele vision transmitter in toronto ron fraser director of cbc press and information said we have made extensive pre liminary surveys and have several locations in mind we are limited however by several factors first we have not been officially notified of the governments loan then before definitely picking the site we will have to receive approval from the city aviation authorities and the rcaf the cbc is negotiating to put its montreal transmitting tower atop mount royal in the first year of television operating the obc estimated there would be 2250 receiving sets and this would increase to 168000 by 1955 revenues from 1951 to 1955 were estimated at 3600000 from licenses 10 a set and 2800000 commercial revenue bu lova canadas la watch value gjmofl styling lasting dependability ol on amazingly law print 5 waggs jewellery store main street stouff ville leoeooaboj i white eggs wanted a 2c premium is being paid by p hutton for grade a large white eggs cases supplied free pickup and prompt returns 40 kenworthy ave toronto 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