v r v nr t i the tribune stouffvffle ont thursday nov 30 1944 york county well within 1944 budget hospital grants to be paid out of available surplus or reserves finance comniittee reports york county is well within its 1944 budget and should end the year with a surplus it was reported by the finance committee under the chairmanship of deputy reeve w f hearst north york at last weeks session of york county council the committee reported the mak ing of a grant of 1000 to the so ciety for crippled civilians which planned to purchase a new build- ing for its training and rehabili tation program reeve f g gard iner forest hill village commend ed the work of the organization stating that it was financed solely by voluntary contributions by training men and women and plac ing them back in positions this society has taken hundreds off re lief and made them selfsupport ing he explained the committee reported further that grants voted at the june ses sion to toronto east general st josephs and york county hospi tal newmarket would be made out of any surplus for the year or if necessary out of any available reserves it was reported further that york countys debenture debt stands at approximately 600000 as compar ed with 1600000 in 1933 outstand ing debentures bear interest at 5 per cent but are not callable wil bur gardhouse treasurer reported your committee is pleased to report that the city of toionto has paid its share of the 1r13 commit ments of the toronto and york roads commission and as arrange ment has been made whereby the city will pay an interim amount on account of its share at the e nd of august in each current year this goodwood case up tomorrow the charge of selling a motor car and rug contrary to regulations of the wartime prices and trade board against orvalle roach fa forsyth executors of the estate of the late hezekiah roach and as farmer auctioneer will come up at newmarket tomorrow friday having been adjourned two weeks ago at the request of the defence counsel the case will undoubtedly attract widespread interest over the district bible questions and answers question what is the difference between abrani and abraham answer both names refer to the same person when he was 99 years old god changed his name from abram exalted father to abraham father of a multitude at the time that he promised to make him a father of many nat ions genesis 175 q is hell real a real enough for those un- fortuate enough to find themselves in it for we read in matthew 1028 fear not them which kill the body but are not able to kill the soul but rather fear trim vehich is able to destroy both soul and body in hell docs the bible uphold fast- q- iisr a jesus said that his disciples would fast when he was gone matthew 9 15 in matthew 6 17 18 lie tells us how we should fast but thou when thou fastest rhtumvesuinnasavtngorinwest thine head and wash thy in the county it was reported j fac tha thou appear not unto further heretofore the city has en to fast but unto thy father been more than a year late in malcijjch is in secret and thy father ing such payments the police committee reported that the police force is toeing oper ated as economically as possible consistent with the services which the force is established to provide the market committee reported that east york market has been well patronized and shows a net operating surplus to date of 479 it recommended improvement to the lightingreeve b l clutterbuck scarboro is chairman of the com mittee and deputy reeve george s treadway secretary red cross anntjali meeting december tlth the annual meeting or north pickering branch- red cross will be held at the home of mrs h g mcintyreclaremont on dec 11th at 230 pm a good attendance is desired so that plans for next year may be made snd put into effect directly after the christmas holi days it- is requested that t tie units altona brougham claremont green river and mt 2io will come prepared to give a full report of the past years activities an increased interest is observ ed in sewing and knitting for the quoto since the last meeting what ever the reason for trie surge of activity the work convener is grateful for the cooperation mrs m ellicott brougham is the latest member noticed wear ing a blood donor button if you are eligible give now the wound- ed cant wait- which seefh in secret shall reward thee openly q when a man is converted does god forgive his debts so that he docs not have to pay them a when god forgives a mans sins it is on condition that he is sorry for them and forsakes them a converted man will do his ut most to pay all debts to others his goal will be to owe no man any thing but to love one another romans 138 every true christ ian will recognize just debts and will pay them as far as in him lies otherwise he would be a thief arid the eighth commandment says thou shalt not steal we are greasing again this new twepil- i saves yoim engine 2 ways send the tribune to absent friends westend garage telephone service a new service expert repair work on tractors cabs trucks imperial oil products masseyharris head tells of france today james s duncan president and general manager of masseyharris company ltd brings back from a tour of france the impression that that country will emerge from its harrowing experiences during the war and even harder limes in the next six months much stronger than its outside friends could have had reason to hope in the earlier years of the struggle mr duncan went to france in his capacity of chairman of the farm machinery subcommittee of the combined production re sources board of canada and the united states in all the districts which he visited and as a result of the best information he could get about other districts he believes agriculture to be in a fairly pros perous condition it had been thought that difficulties in the way of getting artificial fertilizers of which france has always been a great consumer would bring down output but does not seem to have done so pioperous franc farmers the french farmers have had very good crops during the war and have sold most of their surplus in france they continued to supply paris until dday and they were paid in french money prices throughout the war were for them on a steadily increasing scale and that applied as well to things they had to buy a great black market operated because rationed supplies of staple articles were not sufficient and prices in that market were higher still as everybody was forced to deal to some degree in that market the farmers did better than they had done before that is as measured by francs asked whether there were many shortages of staple goods mr dun can said with the aid of the black mar ket there was enough to eat the production of clothing was sub stantially reduced correspondents have referred to the general shab- biness of the french people over coats and other clothing for instance had been turned shoes were so short that wooden soles were used instead of leather this was particularly noticeable to me because i was born in paris and grew up there iri the workmens districts t did not notice much dif ference but in all the better dis tricts where i had been accustom ed to see well dressed people the difference was very noticeable transport problem great the great problem of france now is one of transportation the railways havebeen paralyzed by destruction of 4000 bridges the ports were in many cases put com pletely out of business especially where the germans established pockets of resistance there were 360000 railways trucks in 1939 grand champion baby at the canadian national inhibition in 1940 jimmy steele shown here with his mother mrs james steele died in hospital on nov 11 after an illness of three and a half weeks jimmys father is a wireless air gunner with the rcaf jimmy at the age of five is shown in a recent photo with his parents judged by the highest standards of physical perfection- the child won over 5s0 entries in the exhibition editors mail yankeetown florida novr22 1915 dear mr nolan we reached here in due time without misfortune afir leaving ringwood to spend the winter in the south as many at home have asked me as to the best way to come to the south let me tell you ol one that s comfortable and aconomic in a later nie i shall- teli you about the place at toronto we took a tieket by ri to detioit and return there we stayed ell night in the morning we took a ticket to dun si ion our holder of the dso won in sicily destination and return and board- 1 and a bar won in italy whenmaj ed a bus at 1035 oclock arriving in triquet won his vc at ortona he cincinnati in the evening we eased arrived in toronto last week with our journey by spending the night 60 other officers and men from at a hotel overseas at 8 oclock the next morning we he was dragging himself aided took the bus that carries only by a badlywounded man from an passengers for florida and travell- edmonton regiment down a shell ed to jacksonville stopping about pocket mudfilled road near ri- every 200 miles the distance is mini when around a corner skid- 893 miles it has reclining chairs ded a german armored car a steward and modern eonvenj driver scared- todcath iences one pays an additional 1 15 the driver was about 18 he forhheprivilsge of ridmg on this sawus and was scared to death if used own grenade on nazi major welsh home i had to hit the german with his own potato masher just hard enough to let him know we meant business but not so hard that he could not drive us back to head quarters so related major arthur tiger welsh of sunderland wilson thomas ccs wilson alf thomas fast flowing it puts a protective oil cushion be tween dry parts thesec- ond you start thus it helps reduce starting wear which can cause up to of all engine wearl tough bodied gold en shell resists forming sludge and carbon under the heat of steady high speeds golden shell is made in a new way that takes the bad things out of oil sold in sealed bottles sold at a price below the other premium quality oils boadways service station phone 265 plumbing and heating furnaces cleaned repaired hot water systems checked guaranteed rebuilt furnaces for sale parts for septic tanks piping pumps etc- general repairs expert workmanship john irving wilson ave markham cold storage lockers are now available at 6 to 8 you will save many times your meat bill its cost en stouffville greamery co stouffville ont phone 18601 i now 31000 and in 1930 there were g000 locomotives now 1200 or much less because a lot of these were taken back into germany where transportation problems are also acute- in their retreat the germans re quisitioned everything on wheels horsedrawn carts motor cars trucks anything they could get with all this destruction of rail roads canals telegraph and tele phone lines added to by sabotage from the underground it is scarce ly to be wondered at that the events of recent months have pro duced an abundance of food and other products in rural districts and shortage of food in populous centres i found the same condit ions in north africa where high prices and a black market were directly traceable to difficulties in transportation imagine how canada would be if there were no outgoing mail and very little internal mail being mov ed in france efforts are now in hand to remedy that and in a few weeks there may be a great dif ference in my opinion france is going to have a six months period of great difficulty france coming back but six months from now i am confident there will be 3 great dif ference correct that fundamental disorganization and france will get to work again in a large way i think france is going to be much stronger and more influential in the future than commentators guessed some few months ago as to how far the government will go on entering business in france he said i found the de gaulle govern ment strong in popular favor it is not a communist government as some people on this sdc seem to think i would say that it has de finite socialistic tendencies i think it goes so far as to intend state ownership of certain public enterprises and mines but i do not think it intends to go down as far as business or industry france- i a country of small farm holdings and of numerous highly developed but small in dustries i do not think any gov ernment wciild attempt to get in between th- people and these as sets which they own and value bus we left the sun chief at lake city a junction 62 miles west of jacksonville where a bus was wait ing to carry us down through the central part of florida to dun- ellon tampa and st petersburg we left this iast bus at dunellon where friends met us to taka us 18 miles to yankeetown a tourist re sort near the gulf of mexico two years ago we came by train via washington and the cost com ing and going including berths each 110 coming as wo did and just as comfortably the cost will be only 55 each we made one mistake we should have taken return tickets for st petersburg the cost would have been only a few cents niore and perhaps not more at all though st petersburg is about 120 miles south of this place we shall stay here most of the winter unless my damaged eye which has caused me a lot of sleep lessness may force us to go to the southern city for some specialized medical treatment our comfort here has exceeded our expectations thos h mitchell hed only known my foot was smashed and the other mans arm was shot ufi badly anyway ho didnt- he stopped and i had to hit him maj welsh said i didnt have a gun thats why i had v use his potato masher i wanted him to drive us back to headquarters i couldnt drive and the lad i was with wasnt in any shape to drive either maj welsh said that night maj welsh who was nicknamed tiger by majgen chris vokes was in charge of what he called an sp gun a naval piece mounted on a sherman tank we were attacking by artificial moonlight searchlights he said three shermans got stuck up ahead another went up to drag ristmas uggestions this christmas give a wrist watcha hand some and timely gift for him or her we have a good stock of modern designs 1 5 and 17 jewel elco majestic and globe watches also a few lockets w a t c h chains watch straps and bracelets etc j smith jeweler fair st stouffville phone 8303 m trict fruit and vegetable inspec tor indicated that 50 carloads or 30000 bags of potatoes could be ex ported from the caradoc district and still leave approximately the same amount of potatoes as was produced in the district last year the war years have seen much interesting industrial development in canada among her new pro jects isthe manufacture of optical them out ancuosta track i got out i glass before the war most of the of my jeep and started up to see worlds opticalglass wasproduced motive power on canadian farms costs a lot of money the number of horses in canada shown at the last census in 1041 was 2789391 valued at approximately 185000- oco the number of tractors was 158844 which at a value of- 750 each would approximate 120000- 000 how is the returning veteran be ing placed at this time figures re leased by the veterans affairs de partment in ottawa show that dur ing september 1810 exservicemen received benefits under the rees- tablishment order providing main tenance grants a total of 8824g was expended that month what was holding things up were sitting ducks i figured we could get our guns around the block and did so then i started back to my jeep the huns were sending all kinds of stuff over we were sitting ducks the searchlights made it like day a shell slammed into a bank hurling him into a trench over came another and it- landed near his foot right behind he said if id been farther away id have got it for good three others did get it all i got was a smashed up foot he dragged himself out and hop ped on one leg to a nearby trench where an edmonton man- was try ing to stem the flow of blood from a bad wound in his arm i fixed him up as best i could and we started out for headquarters thats when the monkey came around the corner in the armored car he added potato prices vitaii to many farmers here potato quotations attoronto last week off truck were 105 to 110 per bag with retail prices 130 to 140 per bag oh car lot basis prince edward island cobblers and katahdins were 140 at toronto potato growers in ontario and the maritimes are endeavouring to have the government issue permits to export a portion of this years crop to united states where the crop is reported to be light we understand that honorable austin taylor minister of agriculture for new brunswick has been in ott awa urging that permits be issued so they could move maritime potatoes now in unsafe storage growers in the caradoc district middlesex county have a potato crop exceeding thoir safe storage facilities and have appealed for ex porting permits robert mccubbin mp for west middlesexhas been at ottawaon the growers behalf and a j j johnson dis- in england belgium czechoslo vakia and germany today the highly ground and polished glass used for telescopes range finders and other high precision fire con trol instruments is made right in canada come to the christian mens fellowship meeting christian church stouffville wednesday december 6 hear gil d0dds worlds champion indoor mile runner oshawa male quartette come and bring your friends all menare welcome ji x ijri u t