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auction sale m heajj holsteix cattle goodisov threshing machine ihc tractor fall line of power implmrau hon hog shp hr grain strw furnitnre etc the property o dibbs bros at lot j5s cov 1 vonge st opposite summit golt ooarsa sat march 17 horses gray g p geminir 3 rears gray gp gdn 1 years gray g p gfdin 2 roar gray gp mare 12 years the above horses are extra zv cattle i red white qox due is may 2 jersey cot fresh bred feb 15 3 holstein co due in april 4 holstein cow due la april 5 holstein heifer milking bed feb 17 6 holstein cow fresh calf by side 7 holstein cow bred jan 5 s hobtein cow bred jan i 9 red cow bred jan 2 11 holstein cow due time ot ae 11 roan cow freh calf bv side 12 holstein cow fre3h calf by side 13 holstein cow due in mar 14 holstein cow fresh calf bv side 15 durham cow is holstein cow due in march 17 ayrshire cow due in mar is holstein cow fresh calf by side 19 holstein heifer bred jan 1 20 holstein heifer due in mar 21 red white cow calf by side 22 holstein bull 1 yrs old 23 holstein cow calf by side 21 holstein springer 25 holstein springer furniture bed and springs washstand walnut washstand walnut walnut dresser dresser walnut bed springs mahogany bed springs wash- stand dresser bed springs dresser bed springs dresser iron bed springs dresser walnut chest of drawers 3piecc chesterfield suite no of small stands large wardrobe singer sewing machine combination radio vlctrola green rug 3 yds x 3 h yds green rug 1212 green rug 4 yds x 3 yds number of scatter rugs 3 good toilet sets tub stand copper boiler extension table and chairs sideboard arm chair kitchen table chairs 4 rocking chairs set small scales flat irons writing desk quebec heater furnacette mcclary jr stove kitchen range findlay electric iron hotpolnt electric washing machine elsht day mantel clock large davenport camp bed couch quantity of dishes and crocks large jardiniere small jardiniere phone desk and chair 2burner hot plate 2burncr hot plate oil stove pigs 10 hogs about 170 lbs 10 shoats sheep 7 ewes and lambs hens 60 heavy laying hens hay about 1000 bales miaed hay about 25 tons of ioose hay about 300 bus feed barley about 200 hus feed barley 1 ahojit 50 bus wheat about 1000 bus mixed grain large strnwstark good large pile of barnyard manure harness set brass mounted harness set plow llarnom number of horse collars tractor ihc w4 3 yrs old implements tractor 2furrow ihc ace bottom tractor cultivator is tooth ihc threshing machine goodlson in god condition mh hoe drill 13 spout 3drum ihc roller ihc manure spreader no 00 near new binder ihc 7 cut good con dition ihc mower 6 rut 4sec harrow horse rake case hammer mill 10 hay loader cockshutt rubber tired wagon and rack steel rim wagon set bench sleighs and rack oat roller fleury buggy set double discs cutter fleury grinder single scuffler 2 circular saws single plow 7 hp gas engine fanning mill draw rope sling hopes bag truck set scales k hp motor root pulper cookhutt wire fence stretcher ihc cutting box new potato digger mh large iron kettle hen house 16x35 extra good turning lathe feed boxes forge blacksmith hand drill set of dehorners set electric stewart clippers grindstone emery stone 100 drhe belt 7 number of barrels forks hoes shore nursber of cedar poati hillman 1956 leap ahead with new stylesetting go gay color schemes fiisfc buttonviue ladies guest speaker visited russia who will save hockey the stouffyille trinjnl thursday march 8 1956 fvjt 3 mr jean leaf harmony club to hold luncheon mrs b c sisler will be the guest speaker when he har mony club of browns corners church entertains the vomer of this community at a dessert luncheon to be held in the church parlours or monday of next week mrs sisler has re- turned from a two year sojourn a visiting oldtime hockey enthusiast who helped build hockey interest in another pro- magare patterson and jov vince couple of decides or fuer tied others were john ao attended i junior game rodick marv hooper lvnn at lethbrtdge alberta no arnott and patsv waiters long ago before 10 minutes ne this year the prizes were cash suggested that what present- neighbourhood votes d hockey needs is a goal n mr and mrs a w miller each corner of thc a that have returned from a motor where the ory action takes rip to florida which thev took p in company with mr and mrs commenting on this state- joe symords the highlight of raen lenbridge heaid the holiday was a weekend minx ohv custom delltxe saloox choose just the car for you 1 now theres even greater pride of ownership to be had from each of the brilliant hillman models including the doublepurpose doublevalue husky hillman lead ith quality and performance that exlillararng viiv engine and distin- guished new colourstyling makes a hillman the smarten car on the road 1 the car you should be driving 4 models available in 2tone schemes for full information consult us priced from 1660 hillman leaders in looks luxury economical performance midtown garage stouffville phone 170w mrs huston and her explorer group enjoyed an afternoon out of doors in the flats of brae- coon farm there wasnt en ough party planned but the girls had an outdoor fire and they cooked sold beans and roasted marshmal- 1 last green river miss margaret duncan of to ronto spent the weekend at the home of mr and mrs win duncan mrs r hamilton and miss r hutchings visited with mr and mrs f hutchings of cia- remont sunday afternoon miss myrtle percy spent a near family film future j the regular i night will ha held in the i with a royal doulton figurine church here on thursday i rlythe morning when they march 22 at s pm i met at browns corners church the choir are busy practising ias sturday afternoon for their for easter and also for the sa- march meeting miss boynton cred concert to be held in the who has been a leader with the church good friday night group for several years mr and mrs s davies antl son of toronto were sunday m europe where she spent flight to havana cuba during thin sad is happen- 1 some time behind the iron cur- fiesta time ln so nocxey as it is payert tain a muica programme is we are glad to welcome mr hese qa something sad ao being planned and mrs doring and their son fr the spectators stand- explorer party to the community the darings p and ha s 2 on saturday of last week have taken the house recently crowds are dwindling the n- 1 vacated bv mr and mrs v ne ne stickhandling the bank passing game have gone and we note bv the sale reg in p come a ter that the sale of stock and lln battleroyal in the corners snow for the sleighing implements belonging to mr a elbows taking which mrs black had wm champion will be held on the place of the smooth seating march 2s 1956 another farm and tickhandllng that made i hockey canadas national game sunday morning at goin revh hoc- lows in true camping fashion browns corners sunday school and ge 3000 people into everyone went home wet but joy fuller was presented with lelhbrwge arena instead happy la beautiful bible the preen- of tne few hundred who s go- wi euchre tation marked four years of to save hockey from going there were 13 t3bes of eu- perfect attendance for joy the way of lacroe chre when the buttonviue w and speaking of sunday i held its usual party on frij school dont forget the skat- day evening of last week ining party scheduled for next buttonviue hall prizes were saturday afternoon mr vor- won by mrs e walton mrs man reid will have his bus jamieson mrs j calvert me- at don mills road and xo 7 srs bert nichols tim mclar- highway to convey children to en and wm mcgimpsey the i nionville skating rink the lucky draw a box of i bus leaves at 215 pm sharp groceries was won by miss after skating the party will elizabeth french hostesses fori proceed to browns corners were mrs george church where refreshments will be served v victoria square wi mem bers will be guests of button viue wi when the march mee ting is held in buttonviue hall on thursday march 15 host esses will be mrs john wilk- ins and mrs wm mcgimpsey git girls attend open house at lc training school on friday afternoon of last week when the united church training school for women held open house ten girls from the victoria square cir attention farmers we need 1000 farmers lo attend a mass meeting to be held in toronto marketing problems will be discussed and the serious decline in net farm in come how can you expect anyone to be interested in your affairs if you are not willing to give some of your time to this cause at 7th floor eaton auditorium college st store on march 13 14 1956 daily 1030 am 5 pm for reservations for free bus trip phono stouffyille 61402 before mar 10th fght while you have the strength left lorne tixdall pres s ontario federation of agriculture the evenin oakes ms wm mcgimpsey mrs george hooper and mrs charles hooper the next eu chre will be march 16 davidson mission hand mission band members pre sented miss ellen boynton few days visiting relatives in visitors with mr and mrs b i markham those attending the billy graham film mr texas in the church on thursday evening last saw a picture of outstand ing spiritual value and it is hoped by one and all to have another of these films in the mill tower 32 extension ladder milking machine surge 2unit first elas condition with pipe and outlets complete primrose separator terms cosh no reserve farm sold sale at 12 slinrp del gocidixg clerk a s faltmer auctioneer draper mr and mrs r pearse spent sunday with mr and mrs a pearse and family xext sundav evening mr sim mons will be in charge of the evening service and will show slides on the mission work in bolivia the united states has de cided to market another 10 mil lion pounds of surplus butter abroad canada still has a sur plus and a fresh influx of but ter supplies from spring pro duction lies ahead possibly in the long run the only way to deal with the problem will be to put cows on a 40hour week will move from the area shortly and cannot continue the work jan- i et oakes a past president of the davidson mb made the presentation speech mrs free man barker of headford was the guest of the afternoon she brought with her a film en titled family affairs which the children found interesting at the conclusion of the meeting prizes for christmas card sales were presented to the following members 1st prize dale brumwell 2nd prize canadians today than it ever cuit cgit group made a tour was with its slimmer look of inspection accompanyin them were leaders mrs a c huston mrs john black and miss nancy spears mrs stan defoe who leads girls work in this area was with the party also last thursday when march made its lamblike entrance we heard our first robin and the cawing of crows has been heard for several weeks now spring cant be too far away arawckxcks3ccxs30cxxxsss3c act on rabies report in markham township save at oboyles this thursday friday saturday lean minced beef lb 29c leg roasts of pork lb 49c cooked ham lb 85c side bacon sugar cured lb 49c steaks or roasts 65c lb round sirloin tsone all cuts steer beef oboyles meat market phone 35 we deliver police of markham town ship reported to the council that immediate steps were taken by them when the threat of rabies infection was first made known in this area al ready they report members of the force have made the rounds of schools in the township warning the children not to touch any animals wild or do mestic also submitted to council was the monthly report of the york county health unit in which the director dr robt m king outlined the matter of rabies in detail following is the text of his report laboratory examination of 2 foxes one in the newmarket area and one in the schombeig area have shown rabies infec tion of the animals and ap pears to indicate that we must assume that there is wide spread rabies infection through out susceptible wild life in the county we can expect ulti mate spread of the infection to domestic animals with increas ing risk of human infection from bites of pet dogs or home less strays municipal officials should lake immediate stock of their provisions and facilities for dog control with the close co operation and assistance of the federal department of agri culture and the provincial au thorities in the wild life field a neater lighter look in shoes for youngsters slim look backed by the boys for the school and college crowd this spring and summer whether on vacation at work or on the campus there is no shoe that holds more interest than the one or twoeyelet ox ford or moccasin the new lowtop look contin ues this year many models are not so low cut as they were last year but they still main tain that low slim look so fash ionable today and in keeping with general fashion trends the continental look that came over to this country a year ago is more popular with his or her supervision is ade quately instructed to avoid playing with roaming dogs children should be warned not to touch carcasses of dead dogs cats or animals that might be found on the street or in the white and ivory tones will show lighter more flexible lines and soles and the new glovesoft leather putting it way out in front of the mens shoe picture soles are trimmed closer to the upper part of the shoe to enhance that slimmer look less stitching and decoration creates a more modern lean look that appeals to canadian youth the lowtopline combined with inserts of nylon mesh shantung or woven leathers will have wide appeal for the coming season the moccasin continues to be an increasingly important shoe style with the young man or the older man with young ideas ancvhould be tops for spring and summer wear browns in varying shades and black will be important in the colour picture colour combina tion too will be a style factor nd in this category white off- left for the spry young lad a foureyelet tie oxford with perfor ated vamp giving a woven leather effect for good ventilation in warm weather right for the boy growing up heres a threa- eyelet tie casual in tan brown with insert of white at vamp country should any person be bitten by a dog cat or wild ani mal no matter how friendly the animal the family physi cian should be immediately consulted the animal should be restrained but not destroy ed and the health unit should be immediately notified same names in court convict wrong man the story of a once-in-a- million case of mistaken iden tity was unfolded in waterloo court it involved william kinkade and john kincaid both of strat ford but not related both were charged with trafficoffences in the twin cities and both were slated to appear in court the same day the only difference was that they were slated to appear in different courts that proved to be the bug in the ointment j e clement counsel for john kincaid told magistrate fvery responsible adult par- 1 ss s ent or otherwise should ensure that every child coming tinder up with dark and light browns blues and blacks young fry copy dad in low tops just like dad the canadian boy this spring and summer will wear shoes which have a continental flair boys will have new lowtop shoes with one and two eyelet ties presenting a cleaner leaner look with less ornamentation the sleek trim lines have been achieved by the use of new tapered lasts in both dress and casual shoes sleek and slim are these lowtop moccasins in crushed leather an alltime favourite this shoe has taken on a new look with continental air in this very slimmeddown version the two eyelet oxford is i favourite is the moccasin in the among the top choices this com- new two eyelet version tha ing season it will be worn in without gores grained leatners perforated leathers and twotone combina- sleek and slim looking will al- uons so bf oaopular choice for following closely behind this sprir risoi i uai arranqe for ventilation spring special aluminum windows screens 4 doublehung windows screens and cl ca 00 1 aluminum door 7 thick jmju all properly installed by us while they last koollite awn i ngs they cant rust reasonably priced for spring delivery markham home improvements g r m dingle stol 6203 impression his clients case was being heard in kitchener court i he phoned a kitchener jusj tice of the peace and had the kincaid case adjourned- in reality the john kincaid case was being heard in water loo and the william kinkade case was adjourned in kitch ener the john kincaid case was heard and he was convicted of careless driving in absentia i and fined 10 and costs at the court session mr cle- ment aked the court to reopen the case and have it heard in view of the circumstances crown attorney daufman qc objected on the grounds it would be setting a precedent i he said that although he sym- pathized with the inadvertent i injustice mr clements only recourse would be to appeal it he said the magistrate had i no jurisdiction to reopen the case magistrate kipatrick dis agreed he said he was ready to hear the plea dismis the i case and let the crown attor- 1 rev appeal it fie decided however to al low mr cement to 3ppeal the cue new shoes you l a t leh man s sh oes the softer slimmer look for spring and summer 56 tots v you 4sf0e1t vouj i