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ftf 14 the stouwvwi twhjme ttouy km t 1957 oliver 60 twinetie baler new ailaround tonnage champ with pivotbalanced drive owners protest control on tenacre lots in markham township match this new oliver 60 with any other machine in your small rough patchpattern fields theres where it gobbles up the windrows- bales up to 10 tons per hour as easily as on the straightaway you get olivers exclusive pivotbalanced drive and exceptionally short coupling just follow the windrow with the rear tractor wheel even around the sharpest corner the oliver 60 will get the hay you save hours of time when time counts most heres the baler with everything speedmatched units that save leaves swinging drawbar for safe transport overrunning clutch extra protected blotters the twine can is weatherproof shafts are splined to prolong life adjusting bale length is quick and easy 12 to 50 inches en gine model available cecil l reesor rhove gormiey 5037 iot 28 sth 1kb maitknam glen major r mrs clinton neville and mr and mrs wray spent last week with mrs florence wilson at port elgin mr alec hingston and boys visited on sunday with mr and mrs j a hingston several from here attended anniversary services at pine grove on sunday miss mabel baker waterdown spent the weekend with mrs wm fiss and edgar sunday visitors at the jones were mr mrs e winters mr mrs a jones and daughter of newmarket mr and mrs arthur peddie and artie clare- mont mrs wm wilson and mr fred fiss mr and mrs ed jones of newmarket visited on sunday with mrs wm fiss and edgar mrs jones is staying with her mother for a few days mr and mrs howard langille spent sunday evening with mr nd mrs bob banks miss hazel jones is spending iis week in newmarket with mr and mrs allan jones mr and mrs l third milli- ken visited sunday with mr and mrs charles fiss pine orchard a proposed bylaw for the control of tenacre lots in mark- ham township came under dis cussion at the regular meeting of council on monday afternoon and it was evident that such control was not acceptable to a number of residents at the present time a farmer may sub divide his farm into ten acre lots and sell without a sub division plan or a tenacre par cel can be sold in block the proposed new bylaw would put certain restrictions on these blocks mr cattanch jr of markham solicitor was present on behalf of a number of residents to pre sent their objections to council overstepping planning board he stated that in his opinion the council was usurping the field of the planning board un der guise of the land use by law and which was strictly planning he cited several examples in which the bylaw would create a situation where the owner could not utilize his land reeve clark in reply said that there might be instances where the bylaw would apply to extreme cases but when taken over the entire township it was neces sary and would eliminate many bad conditions which had de veloped under the present ar rangement mr forrest planning direc tor for the township took is sue with mr cattanach in that the land use and planning are one and the same mr cattanach replied that the council was not endeavoring to regulate but to prohibit claims landlocked arthur jobb mt joy cited his own case in which he said he owns 39 acres being farmed in the production of milk he stated that owing to the neces sity of installing bulk milk equipment he will be out of business this fall the raising of hogs is prohibited and coun cil refused him permission to dispose of the corner of his pro perty to imperial oil he stated that the taxes on the 39 acres will be in excess o 300 this year and he asked council to advise him just what he could do with his land to make this return he added that he had a wife and four children no tenacre lots near me are neglected he said reeve clark replied he had only to go one mile to find an unsatisfactory condition mr forrest stated that in the present situation council was only proposing to take partial control in regulating tenacre lots he cited that in some muni cipalities councils took full con trol up to 25 acres the council is endeavoring to protect the farmer while reg ulating the exfarmer who has sold or is holding his land for speculation solicitor lucas suggested that as the cases in the township which would be adversely af fected would not be numerous it might be possible to have them named and exempt from the general conditions of the bylaw wm thomas solicitor point ed out various situations in which council would require to make exceptions in order not to inflict hardship its my understanding that the planning board reserved 855 of the land in markham for agriculture do farmers wish to hold their land for farm ing or just until they get a satis factory offer said councillor kathleen james the matter was left with the solicitor for further study and will be brought forward again at a later date with amendments the right man in the right job lous st laurent sees for canadas future an exciting adventure of national development to provide here in this rich land a more abundant life for all our people lnder his leadership our population has in creased over 25 per cent a million new homes have been built our standard of living is higher and national developments underway will bring great benefits to every part of our land above all louis st laurent knows and understands the needs of our people the govern ment he leads has provided greater social pro tection to the canadian people social security benefits have been increased federal legis lation for a nationwide system of hospital insur ance has been proclaimed canadas progress shows that louis st laurent is the right man in the right job vote for your liberal candidate and keep louis st laurent at work helping to create a better life for all canadians for a greater canada for tomorrows opportunities mr and mrs whitfield of thornbury spent a few days standing third place in with mr and mrs mcclure and fie meet at vandorf children beamsville miss beth johnston has taken a position at newmarket hos pital congratulations to teachers and pupils of the school on the they all motored to beamsville on sunday to attend the annual june meeting of the church of christ mr and mrs will hope have sold their farm to a toronto buyer mr and mrs j oregan at tended the brooklin fair on sat urday mrs wesley lundy visited rel atives in meaford and thorn- bury over the weekend mrs george wood entertained cousins from toronto on sun day mrs w johnston spent tues day in newmarekt with mrs bruce foote mr and mrs j hodgins also mr and mrs howard lehman and family spent sunday at congratulations to mr stuart starr of bogarttown and bride who were married saturday ontario fuel board in the matter of the municipal fran chises act chapter 249 rs0 1950 section 9 as amended and in the matter of applications by consumers gas company of toronto for approval of proposed bylaws of the under mentioned municipalities and the appli cant granting to the applicant the right to extend its works and pipes into the said municipalities and in the matter of an application by consumers gas company of toronto for an order declaring and directing that the assent of the municipal electors for the respective municipalities is not necessary to such bylaw corporation of the town of lindsay corporation of the village of beeton corporation of the township of gcorgina corporation of the village of victoria harbour corporation of the milage of slouffville corporation of the village of sutton notice of hearing the ontario fuel board hereby appoints mon day june 10th 1957 at 10 oclock in the forenoon eastern daylight saving time at the offices of the board suite 311 1 richmond street east toronto ontario for the hearing of the above applications and all persons interested therein copies of the applications bylaws and fran chise agreements may be inspected and further particulars obtained at the offices of the clerks of each municipality the applicant the solicitors for the applicant messrs zimmerman haywood turville ill richmond street west toronto on- tario or this board notice of application to dispense with vote of municipal electors take notice that at the above public hearing the board will be asked to issue an order declaring and directing that the assent of the respective municipal electors to the passing of said bylaws is not necessary dated at torontothis 23rd day of may 1957 the world outdoors by mike bennett returning to a favorite fish ing stream after an absence of several years can quite often be a disillusioning experience the deep hole where you always managed to catch a big one is no more it has been filled in with mud or sand and the wa ters are slowly beginning to cut a new channel familiar land marks about the stream rocks fallen trees and brush piles are no more and whats more even the fish seem to have disappear ed does it mfjiuii grandmother made her rep s utatlon with cakes and pas tries while modern homemakers are winning blue ribbons for their salads handled with care salads can be fresh crisp and attrac tive carrot itrip look bet in sal ads when long slender carrots are used after scraping cut in julienne style thin strips about three inchei long orange and grapefruit for sal ads should be peeled so as not to break the membrane this should what happened to your favor ite stream there are a number of possibilities but the most likely answer is pollution manu facturing waste carelessly dump ed into rivers and streams takes a high toll of fish population in many sections of our country in addition careless land man agement practices allow tons of valuable top soil to be washed into streams by erosion fish need clean clear water if they are to survive and prosper they are able to reproduce more successfully and grow much faster in clear water when mud or silt invades the stream not only does it affect the reproduc tion rate but as well it cuts down the available food supply clean water contains thousands of mic roscopic organisms upon which the small fish feed but like the fish these organisms have diffi culty growing or reproducing in muddy waters legislation education and a desire on the part of industry to cooperate as much as possible has made chemical pollution of streams the exception rather the womans association will than the rule but this type of meet on wednesday june 12th accidental stream poisoning will at 230 at the home of mrs jim bring howls of protest from fish- rae mrs allen doner will be veileral fmerted by national tiberal federation ermen who will idly stand by and watch an equally deadly type of pollution farm land ero sion ruin their stream and kill off the fish just as thoroughly and methodically lemonville the speaker returned mission ary from nigeria mrs david greer attended an ordination service at pine grove baptist church wood- bridge on thursday mr ana mrs bob foote of aurora mrs mary preston au rora and mr william preston of toronto had sunday evening dinner with mr and mrs char lie preston they were guests of mrs a yake sunday evening mr and mrs sharp sr had mr and mrs john gibbins mrs fred timbers mrs wal ler gray and mrs reg gibbins enjoyed the bus trip to the mis sionary convention held in st thomas on wednesday mr and mrs r fairbank of toronto have returned to their home here for the summer mr and mrs norman bucha nan and family mrs buchanan sr toronto mr and mrs r preston vandorf mr j green field edwin and doris of good- the henry johnson home mr gerald blair and miss beth blair motored from new liskcard on saturday on a short visit with mrs burnett and harry mrs a blair o montreal river who has been spending the week with her sis ter mrs burnett returned home with them on sunday a number in our community are on the sick list we wish for them a speedy recovery and that they may soon be around supper saturday evening with wood were sunday callers at again ontario fue1 a r crozicr w r howard board chairman commissioner tnis weeks recipe marshmmllow roll s serves 10 4 pound mirshmallowi v cup water 14 eup sweetened condensed milk 14 cup chopped nuts 1 j cup pitted dates 214 cups graham cracker crumbs cut marshmallows in quart ers if large and pour water over them add condensed milk nuts chopped dates and crumbs blend thoroughly form into loaf or roll about six inches long three inches in diameter wrap in waxed pa per chill in refrigerator over night to serve cut in slices top with whipped cream and maraschino cherries if desired be scraped after peeling so the fruit will katd its shape and juice wash cat spray of parsley and watercress separately to remove all sand if refrigerated do not pack so lightly it will crush as this causes wilting lettuce should be drained on pa per toweling after washing salad dressing which are mainly ml and vinegar will not cling to water logged greens long narrow irregularly shaped peppers make the nicest rings for salads remove tops scrape out ittii chill and then cut in qiarter inch rings with a sharp knife come save in a departments during these great ap food store 25 glen watford drive agincourt open thursday and friday nights until 9 pm lots of free parking alymer tomato soup 4 pillsbury orange cake mix il 10 01 tins 45c 29c 2n 4 15 oi tins quaker corn flakes a p choice peas jane parker raisin pie jane parker giant jellyr0ll old canadian cheddar cheese 8 oclock coffee b 83c m pkg 45c 49c 45c 55c ib 47c 243 each each sec a ps ad every thursday in for week end specials in our the toronto daily star and telegram meat and produce departments