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pt i the stoutrylue tmmjne thursday march 8 1956 forjwthree greatest years b tf i i vrr orvourlife canadian army information cnfr richmond st wet toronto onurio llnhon empire flxail or wrlt oucteigiiij emptovmcnt combtna with iajuc epcrwn od train ing in cnia rcjuter army the fiv is good you ra mr enj uiile of train so be a ader vou get a taste of reai adven ture have a cftance to male iifelonj frriy itb sne rren oung trrwic a cut aboie aierase- after three sears ou mae ocx eno e to leave or ay and mave a career n askment training and sanet f ad out avxjut one of canadas better careers no obligauon 1 army information contr j 99 richmond strt wt i tobonto ontario f tot mo ho fuc formation on en j afy cotoo- sun radio restaurants burn vacher so yoro old tol no township ok applications uxbridge wanted applications will be received by the undersitrnecl until twelve oclock noon of saturday march 10th for the position of warble- fly inspector for ux- bridge township who will also act as assistant to spray operator pay to be si ho per hour plus ten cents per mile travelled while performing these duties also applications for position of spray oper ator with tractor for moving sprayer pay to be 100 per hour for self and 100 per hour for tractor owner to supply gas for tractor operations to com mence first week in april john ashknhirst goodwood po township of whitchurch t take notice 1956 half load restrictions on and after thursday march 1st 1956 the half load restrictions will be enforced on all township roads ernest davis road superintendent lake xortti fteu sifltisylhe trbtme dear editor im ro grte- dv but i like a lot should like to have- first the wide open pace of 1 c its seco a d the lovely ads of daytona and third the heat of palm beach all in one j thats e way of the world i sometimes think how nice i would be if when the lord made the world he had put wings on the people a we ai the birds xobody would have had to stay in cold coun tries an winter then there are more ways of put- iting in the time down around here a mile or less down the road there ate two shows three a ictiort sale al going on at j once and ever such a big pub- lie pavilion where they play cards indoors and shuftieboard outdoors i found a checker j p ivei iat night just about my ms yrc he has just returned from a tournament at st peters- burg 1 shant get much work done now it is warm enough for mid summer here right now the i public beach is crowded be cause so much of the beach be- j longs to hotels or they prei tend it doe the biggest diffi culty is to find a place to park and it is two or three miles down there every corner has a sort of a milepost showing the name and or number of both streets there is a lousy mexican ra- dio station gabbling away on i the same wave as orlando where the canadian news conies from thoe auction sales are funny they call themselves i art galleries the other night thev sold a 84000 diamond ring forsljoo they also sold a lot of womens razors at 75c blades and ail a young fellow went round telling the old ladies what the razor was for just as if they didnt know they sold a silver butter dish for 8350 then reduced the price to 2 and sold their entire stock first come firs served at s2- isome handpainted small table- cloths were sold a 1 59 each 1 1 think they were rjonaflde but my izroraree of such things is awful anything cotton is cheap down here we saw oranges labelled lz per bushel the lowest i ever saw them a dollar is cheap en ugh my its nice to see everything o nice and green the trees have come out a jot in the last three days- our land lady cooked a steak outdoors on a charcoal fire yesterday that guy down at leos res taurant is still carving and ser ving the roat beef with his bare fingers he nil the plate up i could have eaten it thirty years ago but i couldnt now i wouldnt go in there it does nt matter how the food is m3ued about so long as you dont ee them do t rut who wants to eat what youve seen dished up with fingers as the owl said whooooo wednesday we went to the wrestling last night in the legions auditorium 1 counted about 1000 people there we went mostly to see the lady wrestlers 1 expected tosee two wrestlers 1 expected to see 2 dames with muscles like a he- man but the two wrestlers were a great big blond girl about 100 lbs i guess and six feet tall and a smaller brunette 25 or 0 lbs lighter the little one would have made a very good contestant f miss mark- ham fair with more clothes on the little girl started pro- ceedings by throwing the big girl over her head backwards a couple of times then ran be tween her legs hke a dog asl she tried to grab at her that overhead throw requires an aw- fu lot of strength agility and knowledge of the power of lev erage but to be quite positive id like to see her do it with a bag of wheat of equal weight the bag of wheat would not co- operate then she grabbed the big girls hand and swing her j across the ring with that then the big girl took over pulled the other ones hair a lot kick- ed her in two or three impolite places then she slammed her around hither and yon while we waited for the ambulance to tace tne little gr to hospital she got up knocked the big- gr down twice with a tfsw on the chest not much harder than enough to knock a quart bottle of mils off the kitchen table b t more wriggling around t iy i credited with the first fall it the second fall the ug zl took charge atc after while she got credited with the second fall then there was a lot of shouting n the third round the big girl took charge presently picked up the other like a pig carried her over to he ropes tangled her feet in them with her head on the floor and hen jumped on her tummy bringing about the 3rd fail it is quite a show a good show hut 1 believe it is all carefully rehearsed beforehand in the preliminary they had a 220 lb alleged englishman with a 202 lb american the big fel low chuckled the other fellow around for about is minutes then the other fellow did ditto for g or 7 minutes one fall to the american also a good show 1 think this also is an arranged show in mv youth i did a bit of wres it 2 weignt- lifting etc in wrestling i al ways either won or lost within two minutes and if this was on the up and up thee fellows would do the same but their job depends on giving a good show and it is a good show tomorrow night well tackle the dog race i dont have time for these things at home nor do 1 want to when i am busy it is simply wonderful how well we sleep down here we go to bed and the next thing it is daylight it is mar vellous i invariably wake up a lot at night at home im glad we took our trip to europe last winter instead of this year zero in paris lgh imagine the road between nice and can nes blocked with snow 1 ah kinds of funny things go ing on here a faith healing evangelist named cox 1 thing has been prosecuted for prac tising medicine without a lic ence he got bawled out but was acquitted then he charter ed a private plane for 8500 for a twoday trip to nassau in the bahamas evangelism pays bet ter than farming or building i guess i think myself though announcing the appointment of walter that any man with guts enough to t3ke the bible seriously and literally evert try to do faith healing deserves credit whe ther he tcceeds or fails james epistle ays the prayer of f ji save the sick what the use of believing one part oi the kbie and not the other the catholic archbihop of the diocese of xew orleans is getting himself into hot water he has hid a letter read in all i his pai -he- declaring that school segregation is woraliy evil and sinful incidentally the j catholic church is the only one down here which allows a black j child to go to sunday school some years ago a young friend of mine said 1 was cynical well im like amos i dont believe nuthin and very little jof that take the miami news on the r3dio it consists of jut three things 1 damn the j reds 2 will eisenhower run i3 the horse races wei 1 if the americans were so certain jof the superiority of capitalism i theyd leave the reds alone once in a while and 2 if eis enhower werent going to run rgain his successor would be getting more of the limelight and 3 they always talk about the money bet and won but neyer mention the rake- off of the govt and the jockey j club i day after day after day the j radio keeps on talking about america having the highest standard of living in the world they need to do so because no- ibody would notice it driving around the place the vast ma jority of canadian homes are much superior in construction and upkeep than down here besides in this richest country in the world every blessed thing is sold on time and the radio goes blah blah about how low the down payment is often nothing and how low low low the monthly payments are such a story should only be told in india or china it does nt make sense in a country where fellows getting s3 per hour go on strike for 20c more and get it we got too ambitious on the beach on sunday marj got burnt a lot and i got it a little shes having an awful time with ointment and liniment and what all theres a nasty filthy creature in the sea here called a manofwar it has a big blue bladderlike thing and a long streamer attached this strea mer gets attached to and wraps around bathers hare legs they tell me it stings worse than bees it only comes in at cer tain positions of the tide j victoria square man struck by taxi mrs sondle neighbourhood notes a speedy recovery is wished for allan nichols who had the misfortune to be struck by a taxi on tuesday afternoon of at week while going home he was taken to- kuchre there were fourteen tables ct euchre at th community hall on tueday evening of last week prise winners were la dies it miss olive glover t2 mrs frank brumwell cottso- latson mrs rtsiei boying- rom sctool he was taten to- lon gsnls u rt glover t2 tne newmarket hapital where c h3n consolm marcus re remained overnight tor ob- jarvlsl freezeoutbert nich- servation fortunately there ls and jim smith were no bones oroken and he there vv be amhher euchrt war able to return nome on communltv hau on wednesday morning j tuesday evening march 6 at congratulations are extended s j- to on on sunday mr and mrs arnold mort- j xrivelo n on the birth of a daughter therews here was a large attendance ebruary 19 at the he tou trave he in newmarket hnpiial united church here on wed- mr neil donnelly arrived i netday evening of last week home from kortaa on monday jthe pvures were in 3d the evening after holidaying for colouring was magnificent the the past ten days oown there who sponsored this trav- uorry to report that neil had ejo gue vv0 ike th the misfortune to have his everyone who helped to make suitcases stolen while enroute u a sliccessi bv se u k u nom for same etc mrs blanche sanderson mrs j si womens institute william nigh and baby david the march meeting of the mrs glenn bolender mr and sr womens institute will not mrs alan chadwick and karjhe held however the sr wo- tn spent thursday of last week mens institute has been in- with mr and mrs frank tat- vited to attend the sr womens ton anil family at burlington j institute meeting at wexford on wednesday evening march 7 a bus will leave the corner here at 730 pm a hearty in vitation is extended to all the ladies of the community to at tend whether you are members of the institute or not on thursday of last week mrs iorna clubine entertain ed a number of her friends to a pot luck luncheon those mrs r sanderson remained there for a few days sympathy is extended to for mer residents of our commun ity mrs harry white and fam ily in the passing of a loving husband and father mr harry white who passed away on saturday evening in the to- jronto genera hospital birthday greetings to shar- on buchanan who will be oh f we bei ivear old on march 1 to teddv m d moulding mrs hudson mortson who will be nine years krme hal mr h reld i old on march 1 to jimmy mea- mrsted gamble and miss ella kes who will be four years old gamble all of elgin mills and oh march 1 to harold d fori- mrs alfred hall of richmond ter for march 2 to shirley nel- hill who will soon celebrate son who will be four years old i 90th birthday on march 6 j i mr angus of buttonvillei called on mr r e sanderson f j cnllliavr and miss mabel sanderson mr j if till dululcfta and mrs rolph boynton on thursday afternoon of last week mr and mrs c nichols and i family had dinner saturday evening with mr and mrs don ald pickering and family mr sharpe of pine falls as authorized dealers for chevrolet smobne vrolet trucks 1st stipuffvitle it is with great pleasure that gen eral motors extends an invitation to you to visit their new chevrolet oldsmobile chevrolet truck dealer ship at stouffville this new dealer- ship under the capable management of mr w s taylor will bring the people of stouffville the high stand ard of courteous service associated with the general motors name whether or not you are already the owner of a general motors car or truck everybody at walter taylor motors is determined to serve you to the very best of their ability please consider this your cordial in vitation to drop in soon meet the staff and see the chevrolets olds- mobiles and chevrolet trucks on display we believe that you will agree they are unmatched anywhere for allround quality value and ad vanced features more next week yours truly fred j vacher i weak rundown old rhemsand f coupw are weak tired ibcic p cnte tvxiir lack iron at 40 ntfry lipir ic mt nrl pep thrv ice rundown old be- n at 40 50 60 try bttrcx tonic tibou lodav stippliffonvic- orator voti too mav nred to revitalize itimu- late etiersire jind hnihlnp entire bftdy fcco vrjrt oinqer gctacquainted fire coti i little 6r isrt with hitf popular economy zo aod save 75tf at all drurgiiti help out in germany the plight of several hundred of europes unfortunate dis- manitoba spent a few days last placed persons was eased slight- week with his fatherinlaw and j ly this week through the gen- motherinlaw rev and mrs jerosity of canadian soldiers a huston and betty 1 in a tag day last fall among mr and mrs henrv hill and poops of the 1st canadian in- family of islington spent sun- 1 brigade in germany day with mr and mrs leslie r 51 200 was raised to general motors products of canada limited oshawa ontario hart and family mr percy basinger jr of temperanceville mr and mrs earl empringham and girls had sunday evening dinner with mr and mrs l knapp and irene miss mabel sanderson called on mr walter hunter at new market on sunday afternoon a speedy recovery is wished for the organist of our church miss coral perkins who is ill in bed with the flu a speedy re covery is also wished for all the others in the community who have been hit with the flu and colds assist in providing necessities for displaced persons in the british army of the rhine sec tor of west germany the contributing members of the 1st brigade returned to canada before the program could be carried out but the administration ot the fund was left in the hands of the suc ceeding formation the 2nd ca nadian infantry brigade early this month the canadian dona tions were put to work by the purchase of more than 00 worth of blankets sheets and other articles for individuals and institutions and less than one minute from now another claim will he paid somewhere in canada in the ofliccs of a fire automobile or casualty insurance company almost three hundred million dollars in claims will be paid by such companies this year in canada without insurance protection these losses would represent a ruinous drain on the financial resources of indi vidual canadians providing an essential protec tion by sharing the losses of the few among the many canadas fire automobile and casualty insurance industry safeguards canadians financial ly at low cost ail c4na0a insurance mdffeatlon all canada insurance federation