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the tribune stouffville ontario thursday march 9 1939 page seven stouffville and goodwood play to a 11 draw goodwood have finally met a stouffville team that appears every bit their equal it took seventy minutes of gruelling hockey on slushy ice in their last scheduled game in uxbridge arena on friday to make this fact convincing the final score after the evenings fun tallied 11 which still leaves goodwood one notch higher up in the ladder when it comes to choosing playoff posi tions the play was very even and seesawed from one end of the rink to the other with each team counting one goal to sup port their argument with holden and redshaw each doing time in the cooler for roughing herb simpson and art wideman combined to slip in goodwoods counter at the 515 mark it was rather a peculiar goal coming off simp sons stick behind the net to seemingly strike wideman and go in the net the remaining 10 minutes of the period stouff- villes repeated attacks were turned back by goalie paxton and the stout goodwood defense in front the applause from the seven hundred fans present seemed unlimited and they had hardly settled down for the second period when from the faceoff laurie and austin cut loose laurie displayed amazing speed in getting down around the goodwood defense and giving austin the pass to score on help less and unprotected paxton after just ten seconds of play laurie fairly flew down the ice it was a diamondstudded effort and richly deserving of the acclaim of the many stouff ville fans there were three penalties in this midsession two to stouffville and one to goodwood but no damage was done but it took seventy minutes of die offensive in the last period and the overtime but despite numerous close calls for both sides neither was able to chalk up a winning goal the ice was in very bad shape and was probably accountable for the score being what it was forster in the stouffville nets gave his usual spectacular performance after the redshirts got their goal reesor for goodwood and mor- den for stouffville were tops defensively and both took their turns carrying the puck out the main offensive lines were about on a par in this contest with their checking and offen sive antics due to the slow ice laurie austin and simpson lacked a little of the old pepper usually displayed by these ace forwards but from a stouffville point of view the austin laurie holden line provided probably the biggest scoring threat of the evening laurie and simpson had the most chances in front of the nets but they found goalies forster and paxton al ways equal to the occasion glasgow welcomes mr groundhog early last week mr roy smith of glasgow spied a groundhog sitting in the sun right on top of the hill against the sideroad on mr jim tin- dalls farm on the second con cession of uxbridge just north of glasgow it is believed to be the first groundhog seen in the township this year roy was so interested in see ing the furry little chap that he made further investigation and found that the harbinger of spring had dug himself out through a foot and a half of snow which was melting fast around the mouth of the groundhog hole from the heat inside stanley theatre phone stouffville 100 high school entrance exam inations will be held this year on wednesday and thursday june 28 and 29 on june 28 english literature and mathe matics on june 29 english composition and grammar english spelling thursday friday saturday march 91011 special double bill downfin arkansaw alvira and the weaver bros im from the city with joe penner monday tuesday wednesday march 131415 jack holt in strange case of doctor meade noah beery jr bev roberts shorts and comedy thursday friday saturday march 161718 the last mile prester foster geo stone also cartoon rrester v oster 1 march of time extensive auction sale horses cattle swine poultry implements grain tools furniture etc the undersigned has received instructions to sell by public auction at lot 18 con 4 whitchurch tp vandorf 18 the property of the toronto mens hostel know as the kingsley farm program of tree planting would employ thousands a gigantic works project of reforesting thousands of unfer tile acres in the rural areas of york county presumably vivi an and ballantrae districts to cut down increasing relief rolls and provide wages for work insttad of direlt relief was ad vocated by york county officials such a project county officials contended would be far more beneficial to suburban and rural municipalities in the county than the erection of public buildings new buildings will only give work to a few men but a tree- planting program will put thousands to work declared members of the county agri cultural committee we need projects that will materially cut our relief rolls something to help our unemployed youths as well as craftsmen york county reforestation committee headed by james rennie has appeared before the provincial authorities on numer ous occasions with a view to having their northern sandy lands converted into forests unless a project of magnitude is instituted now the committee feels the whole land will be barren of timber in a few years not only will a reforestation plan give work to thousands of men but it will build them up physically and prepare them for farming it is maintained it would seem that february was trying to show off this year he has within his length of days no such thing as christmas or new year nor has he any stat utory holiday so it is necessary for him to behave in such a way that people will have cause to remember his visit february has given us rain and sleet provided us with about the cold est night of the winter it has pelted banks of snow and laid ice upon our walks and high ways it has even provided us with a variety of snow which has brought grief to more car drivers than anything the win ter has provided the small member of the family of mon ths february certainly acted up this year horses gray mare general purpose black gelding heavy black gelding general purpose iron gray maro 4 years gen purpose bay gelding rising 2 years gen pur cattle b w cow supposed to calf on march 30 holstein cow supposed to calf on march 30 reg holstein cow full flow black cow supposed to calf oct 1 2 3 year old steers heifer 2 12 years red heifor year old black stock bull 18 months old 2 steers 9 months old swine- white sow not hred white sow due time of sale 2 sows not bred 17 pigs 4 months old 7 pigs 3 months old hens about 150 rock hens about 50 rock cockerels yearlings groin about 600 bushels of oats about 200 bushels barley about 100 bushols of wheat about 20 tons of mixed hay 50 bushols red carrots quantity of turnips about 200 bushols mangolds large refrigerator large home comfort kitchen range 2 ovens 12 tables suitable for ice cream parlor or boverage room 50 kitchen chairs number of pictures heitzman piano number of oil lamps 3 sets drapes number of easy chairs electric radio philco victor electric radio number of veranda chairs complete set of electric fixtures for is room dwelling 3 fire palls hall chair stand and axes number of assorted plants box stove acme jacket heater book case table folding table 4 lanterns number of electric fixtures 2 electric heaters lire place type full length imirror 2 small mirrors 3 sets of steps 10ft 8ft 5ft 2 round mouth shovels garden forks shovels rubber lawn hose 100 ft now garden hose 100 ft used 32 feet of battleship linoleum new quantity of tools axes saws etc number of flower pots all sizes 150 plant boxes for green house quarter h p electric motor with pulley and mcdougal electric pump first aid cabinet or desk sot 240 pound scales refrigerator cupboard number of metal food containers sod cutter grass clippers saws cross cut saws hand- saws sledges axes picks post hole diggers wrecking bars steel wedges vices drills wood turning laith shoe makers kit barbers kit sewitrg machine grind stones wheel barrows saw horses pipings assortment of paint brushes quantity of water pails 10 45 gal gas drums steam boiler 100 lb pressure 5 ft of steam hose turnip shovel gang plows 4 sets team harness number of manure forks 2 sets sleighs number of curry combs sadlers repair kit 1 number of horse collars s00 pound platform scale 40 lb imilk scale fleury grain grinder four stable brooms two wheel barrows 4 new horse blankets rakes feed carrier castor type grinder with new 20 ft belt new fanning mill hay rake 2 mowers 5 foot cut 2 hay racks root pulper fleury potato sprayer on cart 4 sets of new drag harrows 13 disc drill spring tooth harrow hand seeder set hay sling ropes hay fork turnip drill spring tooth harrow steel land roller bisit drill with bits stock dies hack saw and blades i large stillson wrench bench pair of snippers 2 pair of blacksmith tongs pair hoof pairers blasksmith hammer blacksmith anvil blacksmith forge j pair pulleys pair vice box stoves and 3 scrow jacks j number axes shovel etc 1 edison and 1 sonora gramophone j number of bolts devices etc carpenter bench number of window screens shoe maker kit complete with lasts number of carpenter tools go ft extension ladder 192c fordson tractor just over- number of screen doors hauled equipped with pulleys tractor 2 furrow plow stono boat 3 farm wagons spring tooth cutivator 2 horso 6 foot m h binder drill plow 2 farm wagons quantity of hard wood for wagon i tongues etc hay tedder j bag truck 1935 ford vs 2 ton stake body i large number of other articles too numerous to mention terms cash karl graham clerk no reserve sale at 11 oclock auctioneers j h and ken prentice stole shoes from steed the town of walkerton is en titled to the silverware for pro ducing the newst kind of thief the chap in whitchurch who stole his grandmothers false teeth and attempted to pawn them in toronto has a rival up in the bruce capital on the suggestion that the rural nag had kicked- its shoes off going 1o town the farmer violently denied such possibil ity the owner declared the shoes were in place all right when dobbin was tied in the shed as he went to transact business no the miscreant who pulled the job had the tools for the occasion and removed the shoes with the skill of an artist who knew his stuff what motive lay behind this petty larceny other than gain may never be ferret ed out by the police but the fact is the want of the shoes nearly cost the horse its life as it slipp ed and fell innumerable times on its way home each time getting such a sock on the jaw by contacting the road with its head that almost every tooth in its mouth was loosened by the jar since the occurrence it is off feed and will continue to so pass up its rations through the agony of mastication that by spring it will be too thin even for crowbait and hence will be useless either for the road the farm or the track it being a former speedster with a record and as its owner has to drive seven miles each way per day in the pursuit of his calling the handicap occasioned by the wan ing and wasting away of his charger will set him back plenty in a monetary sense incompat ible with the small gain that the culprit will attain through the theft of the shoes with a 28 set of harness on the horse and an 18 buffalo robe in the cutter not to men tion a 5 set of bells on the out fit and all of which were left intact why the thief should have focused his attention on the shoes and bereft the pacer of its front footwear is a mat ter for the sleuths to discern and discover a possible motive while a horseshoe over a mans door is the symbol of luck yet if the cops find the missing met al over the portals of any sus pect the tide in his sea of for tune as shakespeare would say will be on the ebb or words to that effect o d o o u o aoi aoxaoc xoexo e o 0 o arly chicks most profitable for success with your poultry this coming year start store chicks off right by using the right feeds a little common sense and by all means sanitation we carry marmill and master chick starters chick feeds charcoal grit oyster shell and sugared copra robin hood flour at reduced prices d o n o central feed store price pugh free delivery phone 277 u n xoe ioe ioe xoexoe chirpy chicks 1 o i will chirp louder grow faster and stronger if fed from g proper sanitary feed containers complete stock of we have a chick feeders fountains grit oyster shell reduce chick mortality o n o n o save feed from waste g 1 brathwaite hardware xoe aoeioi eah auction sale grain implements dairy herd the undersigned has received instructions to sell by public auction at lot 2122 con 7 markham 1939 the following property belonging to robt a smith horses brown gelding rising 8 years hd roan gelding rising 10 years hd bay mare aged gp cattle cow jersey calf by side cow jersey due time of sale cow black due time of sale cow holstein full flow bred dec 26 cow jersey full flow bred on november 23rd cow jersey due april 12 cow b w full flow 1red oct 1 cow holstein due time of sale cow jersey due time of sale heifer r w bred nov 20 heifers jersey bred feb 17 heifer jersey heifer ir w heifer roan ibred nov 25 swine young sow due middle of april 15 shoats collie dog harness emblements binder deering mower 5 ft hoe drill 13 hoe deering cultivator with seed box tractorhitch plow doublefurrow cockshutt good plow wilkinson no 3 floury plow no 21 with wheels set harrows i sections set of trucks hay rack new set m h sloop sleighs pig rack sleigh box fanning mill set scales 2000 lbs root pulper mh stoneboat 2 sets of doubletrees 2 neckyokes scythe 2 sets of doubletrees separator eaton new set 3horsfl doubletrees manure forks barley fork two pitch porks stable broom two chop barrels two iron kettles tool chest 3 cleavers tool chest wheelbarrow new two apple boxes quantity of molasses in barrel cider barrel pails ihoes shovels set double harness set harness 7 horse collars bridle new cook stove acme extension table cutter with springs good 1g0 egg incubator eaton 2 sets plow lines binder whip meat grinder milk vat oil tank meat tub churn- number of sacks grain etc quantity barley oac no 1 quantltiy victor oats quantity of hay quantity cut oat straw quantity potatoes quantity seed potatoes termscash no reserve ed byers clerk sale at 1 pm owner is giving up farming j h ken prentice auctioneers