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isjgggss t5 tat- 0tj7f swuwrgwuj v i4jht the tribune- stoiiffville ont thursday june 21 1945 instituted tfiirtysix1th annual meeting op charges ithe 36th annual meeting of the munro gamebridge 3rd vice presi- north ontario district womens dent mrs byron kisorough sand- institute was held at zephyr on tuesday- june 5th with an attend- ance of seventyfive every branch being represented- the morning session opened at en oclock with mrs dukelow the president presid- ing mona armstrong accompanied by- mrs thomas led the community singing after which the institute ode was sung and the lords pray er was repeated in unison the minutes- of the previous annual meeting were read and adopted the secretarytreasurer submitted the district audited fin- faincial statement showing a balance of 1494 also the summary of fin ancial statements of the institute branches l showing receipts of 232872 expenditures 171277 this was an increase of 400 over last year the president expressed her ford 4th vice president mrs d speediebrechin secretarytreasur er mrs r a armstrong zephyr federation representative mrs r a armstrong alternate mrsavm burns delegate to area convention mrs c dudenhoffer conveners of standing committees agriculture and canadian indus tries mrs r barbour uptergrove citizenship mrs c dudenhonei- gamebridge social welfaresmrs m harrington udney historical research mrs g johnston black water home economics mrs a gillespie beaverton rrlpublic- itymrs w h burns beaverton rr1 war workmrs raybreth- our sunderland resolutions mrs r rilance beaverton rr2 audi tors mr and mrs j w rynard zephyr convener of nominating committee mrs d w walls vf 11 t not been able to representative to federation of l agriculture of county of ontario- pleased to know there had been an mrs r g barbour and mrs w h i increase in membership and that the interest in the work had been well maintained she was sorry to learn there was a possibility of the goodwood branch disbanding be cause they were unable to secure officers she welcomed the new junior institute of uxbridge correspondence was read and general business followed an invitation was extended to hold the idistrictannual at gamebridge in 1946 following the report of the nom inating committee mrs n white federation representative con ducted the election of officers which resulted as follows president mrs geo dukelow beaverton ilst vice mrs norman shier burns the branch secretaries gave interesting reports of- the work done during the year all showed much time and money spent in the interest of the war donations of money and gifts were sent to the navy league seeds for britain red cross box fund russian re lief sugar fund british war vic tim etc ah branches reported send ing boxes and comforts to local men in the armed forces overseas also remembering the sick and shutins at home mrs f- walden of the depart ment spoke on the junior work she congratulated the institute for the work accomplished and stress brigade projecusvery worth while especially when food is so much needed she regretted that north ontario had not -done- verylrauch along this line and hoped for more interest in the future the afternoon session opened with community singing after which mrs carl meyers gave the address of welcome to which mrs johnston replied mrs dudenhoffer gave her report of the convention miss collins of tin department gave an interesting account of her visit with miss christmas who is in canada in the interest of the womens institute of england after some discussion of the co operative program it was decided the district project be a one day conference on health education the subject chosen sighs and symptoms of illness meetings to be held after november 15th at the branches mrs n white brought greetings from the provincial board she spoke briefly of her visit to the sick childrens hospital and stated the womens institute would soon be asked for donations toward the amount of money required for a new hospital she gave an explana tion of the institute program show ing the relation of the dominion provincial convention area dis trict and branch work pointing out clearly the functions of standing committees during the afternoon mona arm strong and mrs thomas sang very beautiful solos which were enjoyed by all the district conveners gave the reports of standing committees these showed varied activities and much work done along the lines t institute work in relation to the youth of our country mrs bruns expressed the appreci ation of the meeting to the speak ers the soloists the ladies of zephyr for their hospitality and to resident- 1 ect vefysfrpngly the necessity of i suggested by the deparwentmr h dav t0 gamebridge institute members to sponsor and i hale of orillia spoke briefly kn pte joseph mcgee jr above had been sentenced to two years in the disciplinary bar- racks at fort harrison mass for hitting nine nazi prisoners of war in france following a war department investigation into the case pte mcgee was released and restored to active duty in the us army two weeks tonight wednesday is the lions club big carnival and dance so be sure you have your draw tickets there are no less than twentyseven chances greenwood juadx heads dist institute i at the south ontario district an- j nual meeting held at kinsale on i wednesday last the following offi- cerswere elected president miss may brown greenwood vicepresi dents mrs r brady whitby mrs l honey honeydale miss helen jackson brookhn sectreas mrs heron federation representative mrsn j white brooklln altern ate mrs holliday brooklin district delegate to convention mrsmcin- tyre claremqnt alternate mrs j wagg repi to federation of agri culture mrs mccool brooklin resolutions mrs hhockin shirley auditors mrs jones and missc simpson whitby won the brief case for the best program for the year judged by mrs harvey mrs brady mrs wagg and miss collins mrs f roberts whitby assisted by five members conducted an im pressive memorial service in mem- iory of seven members who have passed to their reward since the last district annual v miss collins from the dept of agriculture was the speaker of the afternoon mentioning in passing that queen elizabeth is president of sandringham branch mrs l johnstons splendidly ar ranged book on historical research has gone to victoria bc with the delegates who are attending the biennial convention mrs johnson clareniont thank ed the ladies of kinsale wa for the hot lunch served at noon b km 5 i usiness uirectory v t dental v e s barker ud djs honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university ot toronto oppicb in grubtao block phone 374 markham every tuesday office in wear block 2nd vice president mrs don help young girl work the garden emphasizing the importance of save theking closed with god almost 500 women doctors have been serving for some time with the royal army medical corps in the united kingdono on the con tinent of europe in italy the middle east and india fully com missioned with the rank pay and privileges of their male fellow officers they have been perform ing all regular army medical duties with the exception of frontline combat service and field ambulance duties medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon xray office cor obrien and main phone 196 coroner for york county lehmans shoe store footwear for all the family shoe repairing womens hosiery jloves shoes socks boots and mitts stouffville phone 4301 opposite the town clock a c- kennedy chiropractor church street stouffville monday and friday 9 to 12 am insurance danfqrth automobile supply 705 danforth ave toronto phone ha 0931 parts accessories and machine shop service we canadians together with the citizens of the united states and great britain will eat less sugar during the balance of 1945 to meet our own needs and the urgent requirements of our allies and- the liber ated countries our share of the reduction must total nearly 200000000 pounds of sugar during the rest of the year to assure fair distribution of what is left the sugar ration is to be cut by five pounds during the next seven months by reducing the monthly allotment to one pound in june july august october and december in september and november the allowance will remain unchanged at two pounds the ten pound sugar allotment for home canning represented by twenty extra pre serves coupons remains unchanged two regular preserves coupons will continue to become valid each month answers to your questions about sugar q how does canada get its share of world sugar supplies a world stocks are pooled by the combined food board o the united nations which allots sugar to canada unitod states and great britain on a uniform per capita basis t i q where does the test of the world sugar supply go a to other claimants including liberated areas european neutrals russia the middle east new zealand and other sugarimporting conn- tries approximately onehalf o this total is destined for liberated areas q is there less sugar in the woxld today a yes bocause needs are up and production is down world sugar stocks roached a new low at the beginning of 1945 by the end of the year they will be down again this time to a dangerous minimum q why istthere more demand fox sugar a the rising demand largely reflects the needs of liberated areas i q why is these less production a world sugai output is lower for these reasons 1 enemy occupation of some sources such as lava and the philippines lava of r course is still in japanese hands and although the philippines are liberated production is not oxpectod to be restored until late in 1946- 2 other export countries have experienced serious shortages of labour and fertiliser 3 record drought conditions and hurricanes have alsocut into production in the im portant west indian area v stouffville floral roses wedding bouquets funeral designs cut flowers milt smith prop telephone 7001 7002 thomas birkett general insurance agency stouffvillo ontario established 1908 insurance in reliable companies at reasonable fates prompt service phone 25902 stouffville h o klinck phone 3307 stouffville fire auto burglary sickness ana accident fidelity bonds tliehttindiird ilfo assurance co the pioneer of canadian iife insurance mutual company witli 117 years experlence strength and service unexcelled d a beer insurance of all kinds 16th year in business phone pickering 5 r22 address brougham ont barristers a s farmer licensed auctioneer york county uxbridge and picker ing townships farm stock and furniture sales a specialty telephone stouffville 7312 address qormleypo- ffice phone residence phone 3160 3514 arthur w s greer iinrrlttpr solicitor notary public klnfc street east oshawaontario resident partner branch office w c pollard kc port perry jxbridge- ontario phone 26 office phone elgin 7021 residence phone mo 6231 didostrial and quota users will also get less luffcuv july 1 ims sugar made aval lib te isdtutrlal jam bach as balwn biscuit and brtakfsst cvrtal nuuiufacrarrs mjjcn of soft drinlcs cenfectioaery and candy and fam uil rfn manafaefsren riu again be reduced j t a further cut is also being made in the allotment to quota user such m puhli eating places while similar reductions are being made by the armed rorces in thi sugar auotas for service personnel the sellers atkinson ph ag 201 w2 ph stouff 290 licensed auctioneer 24 years experience sales conducted anywhere special izing in farm stock furniture and property sales all sales gersonally listed and advertised ills prepared and posted- r prompt service reason able rates phone 290 stonffvillo samuel d borins barrister solicitor etc 603 temple bldg v 62 richmond street west i toronto g clendening funeral director clarke prentice phone agincourt 52 w3 milliken licensed auctioneer for the counties of york and on taxlo successor for corpl ken prentice of casf and of the late j h prentice former prentice prentice farm and farm stock sales a specialty at fair and reason able rates l e oneill stotjffvtiililj funeral director and embalmer continuous telephone service ik darnd nlrtt stbuffviue ambulance service markham i phone ontario 9000 jj stouffville- c marble granite works diiwm vf nz orderelprornpliyiexecnted 3 -rvi- rietsl sjtjsietamliv isoansltraw rfy jjas