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the tribune stouffviue ontario thursday march 23 1939 page seven sunderland takes uxbridge senior cup in two straight games overtime necessary to decide championship in thrill- packed encounter stouffvilles remaining hockey hopes faded on friday night on the uxbridge ice when sunder land eked out a 87 overtime decision to take the champion ship series in two straight and lift the cup from goodwood there was a lot of rubber tossed at bobbie forster and pete st john and the two goal ies were possibly the busiest men on the ice both turned in feature performances despite the fact that 15 pucks managed to evade them both teams set out at a fast clip and maintained the pace till the end with only two minutes to go in regulation time watson of sunderland banged in the goal that sent the game into overtime although there were eleven penalties only one played any part in the scoring and that in the second period when lou morden counted on lauries re bound with oliver in the cool er there were no penalties meted out in the overtime after only 32 seconds of the third period with each team playing two men short ernie laurie broke in the clear and sent stouffviue into the lead for the third time 43 there was considerable dispute over the goal as the goal judge ruled it was no score but his decision was overruled by referees topping and morris and the goal was allowed watson brandon oliver and wicket were the standouts for sunderland watson scoring four of his teams eight goals goal- getting honours for stouffviue were pretty well divided with austin morden laurie baker and holden all sharing the teams appeared very evenly matched and both dis played some clever passing plays and crack shooting ernie laurie on whom the locals pinned considerable hopes counted for one goal and two assists and his lightning speed and clever passing was a treat to watch both squads turned on everything they had in the overtime and kept a continual stream of rubber pouring at each cage at the 155 mark brandon sent sunderland out in front banging in the disc from a scramble close in and giving forster no chance to save lady luck smiled on the sunderland net for the next five minutes as the local city ser vice boys fairly buzzed around goalie st john but after six minutes of this breathtaking pressure watson broke loose from the stouffviue invaders and sailed down in the clear to beat forster and put the game on ice stouffviue fought back hard and were rewarded once more jake baker scoring with just three minutes to go time and again the locals five men strong swarmed to the attack but the bell went before these attackers could click again sunderland won the first game of the series 31 plowmen to go to england fine offer gladly accepted rfedqife permanent waves 250 to 1000 shampoo haircut and finger wave included hot oil treatments facial manicuring east end beauty shop phone 176 brierbush hospital government licensed main street east stouffviue maternity medical and surgical cases taken ambulance service registered nurses and 24 hour service mrs e r good phone 191 at the recent annual meet ing of the ontario plowmens association held in toronto salada tea company promised to make a substantial contri bution towards the promotion of horseplowing in this province and in fact all canada in ontario county and branch competitions each leading horseplowman will be given a 10 cash prize and the privilege of competing in a special event in the international plowing match to be held this year in brockville the grand champion and runnerup at brockvdle will be awarded a gold and silver medal respectively and will both be sent to the old land in com pany with a manager to compete with the best in the british isles in addition to the first and second prizes at the internation al plowing match salada is giving twelve other cash awards ranging from 2500 to 500 this friendly gesture to the farmers of canada should be great news to every plowman in the land must have taxes paid halton judge unseats school trustee whose taxes were in arrears the funeral was held on tues day march 21st to st phillips cemetery unionville of the late allen john matthew husband of ida b mcmullen mr matthew passed away at his home in unionville on sunday in his 62nd year motorists have only another week to secure new license plat es on april 1st old plates will be the cause of a summons to court acton free press a case of general interest to municipalities and ratepayers was decided in halton during this week at the annual meet ing of ss no 2 in nassag- aweya objection was taken by some ratepayers to two of the trustees messrs woods and bruce holding office because they were a number of years in arrears for taxes the trustees however did not resign messrs holmes and currie ratepayers in the section pressed the case for a ruling and it was heard before county judge munro in milton on february 9 his rul ing was that messrs woods and bruce could not hold office the positions were declared vacant and the costs were assessed against the defendants at least there is some sun shine for the farmers hogs which were worth about 3 a cwt in february 1933 are worth 875 on the same date six years later aoaoc aoi ioe30i aoi we have for all your feeds needs over sixtynine inches of snow have fallen so far this winter but the record is still a good deal higher than that o a o 9- marmill and master chick starters growing and laying mash oyster shell grit charcoal cod liver oil and sugared copra meal gluten feed pig starters soy bean meal oilcake meal hog concentrates minerals dairy meals disinfectants calf meal calf pellets turkey breeder ration watch for the robin hood special gift contest central feed store price pugh free delivery phone 277 d o g o lonoc i0e30e ioc ioc d o i 3 jjgwuw the proposed increase of 33m in gasoline taxation it is proposed by the government of the province of ontario to increase the tax on gasoline from six cents to eight cents per gallon this increase if made effective means that the average motorist driving 10000 miles in a year and getting 18 miles to the gallon out of his car will pay over 10 ad ditional to the gasoline tax of 3333 which he is now paying figure it out for yourself from six cents to eight cents a gallon means this t s 10000 miles per year 3333 15000 miles per year 4998 20000 miles per year 6666 18 miles per gallon taxes now proposed proposed gas tax excluding taxes increase per weejc license after apr i 1939 33m per car 4444 1111 85 6666 1666 128 8888 2222 170 m p i the average car owner is not a rich man he does not drive a new car out of 582212 passenger car registrations in ontario in 1938 but 48561 were new cars yet the automobile owner is the most heavily taxed man in the community in 1936 he was already contributing 30 of the provincial revenue here are the figures for 1936 and 1937 the latest official figures from the government 1936 1937 1938 the provincial revenue was 90321896 99838595 the provincial taxation on gasoline t6049857 17644164 18318171 this figure is based upon the percentage increase in gasoline consumption which percentage figure was obtained from government sources t coupled with license fees in 1930 this tax represents 30 of the provincial revenue since the motorist already bears 30 of the taxation burden of the province it is manifestly unfair to increase the burden provincial revenue from the taxation of motor vehicles ontario 1936 paid by the public in gasoline taxation 16049857 paid by the public in licenses etc 11144956 spent by the government in highway construction and maintenance all provincial expenditures 9419509 interest and sinking fund 13630543 diverted 27194813 23050052 4144761 in 1936 money collected for highway maintenance was being diverted from this purpose to the extent of 4000000 there is not available from official government sources expenditure on roads interest and sinking fund charges etc subsequent to 1936 it is now proposed to secure an additional 6000000 from the motorists of the province through an increase in the gasoline tax from six to eight cents per gallon while the motorist as a citizen has been willing to assist the government in problems of administration a limit must be set to the burden imposed upon him if you as a car owner are content to assume the added burden represented by a 2cent increase in the gasoline tax there is nothing you need do your silence will he interpreted as consent if you arc not content and wish to place yourself on record to that effect in the only quarter where your objection will carry weight call at your regular service station whether it be a ba station or any other and ask for a card which has been distributed for your convenience just sign it fill in your address and leave it with the station attendant issued as a service to the motorists of ontario by the british american oil company limited