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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), June 26, 1947, p. 9

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the tribune stouffvilleont thursday june 26 1947 vast oil beds still cntapieo 1 canada hint a sedimentary basin 500000 sq miles in area offers hope of greatly increased oil production in west ern canada dr o b hopkins vicepresident of imperial oil told 500 delegates to the convention of the chemical institute of canada at banff canada last year used to million barrels of oil twice as much as in 1932 only lor of the total was pro- duced in canada mostly in alberta i the west depended on marketing its farm oroducts on world markets wdoe lorzzot for your requirements in baled hay and straw see maple lodge farms phone 4707 stouffville rri aoaoi jor at least againt world competi lion since the cost of oil products figured largely in agricultural pro- jduction costs today it was impor- tar that oil costs go down and this was predicted on finding local supplies of crude oil dr stacey ward of the cniver sity of birmingham england spoke on utilization of coal as a raw material for chemicals he said jmore than a billion tons of coa were cut away from the earths surface each year although indus trial civilization had been based on coal for two centuries surprisingly little was known about its ehemis- try he said new chemists were engaged on research into its mys teries one reason for this was that coal was such a complex material and another was that it had been used so long as a fuel it was taken too much for granted today however coal was being used more and more for chemical uses such a a base product for plastics and dyes in all some 350 chemical product- were being taken from cord dr ward said greater research in this field would pay rich rewards send the- tribune friends to absent large stock of welding rod bronze steel cast iron and aluminium timken hearings for every make of car machine shop service paris auto supply ltd richmond hill ont phone 86 bread to boast about no world famous chef could buy better bread or use greater care in preparation for baking no wonder so many people use only stovers bread as a result of hearing others boast about its fine texture and excellent flavour you too will enjoy our bread stop in for a loaf today the stouffville bakery vssow rms sebwee to sav money stouffville motors andy f0s0n siontill ontario rlngavood ontario art staley gouduood ontario yoke childrens aid body to joix community chest budget iucrvaed from sjo000 in 1s3g to sew000 till- year president report increase in the cost of operating york county childrens aid society s has been astounding the budget in 11935 was 50000 whereas this yea is 220000 declared reeve f g gardiner forest hill village presi dent in a special report to york county council last week all provision for social services should not be solely the responsi bility of real estate contended reeve gardiner in urging that the society become a member of the greater toronto community chest as recommended by its board of directors reeve gardiner censured the policy of the government in setting up rules and regulations for such societies and then contributing but a small portion to the cost of their operation the government insists on classifications of societies and tells us how to run our society but give- us only 1500 of a 220000 budget he contended family allowances for children under the care and expense of the society does not go to reduce the cost of the maintenance the dominion government has so fixed it that this money is merely an extra and since it has been instituted the cost of keeping children in foster homes has in creased sharply one society bidd ing against another for homes has forced the york society to maintain rates in rural parts higher than they might be xew iouicing fob cxbridge am aiax the ontario provincial police taking over police duties in an in creasing number of smaller munici palities added 82 new constables to the force during the past year and is installing a new frequency mod ulation radio network that will blanket the whole of southern ontario since the police act was passed a year ago 11 municipalities have i made agreements for provincial police service the addition of 82 new constables to take care of these municipalities has raised the uniformed strength to 612 barrie is the largest town to have made an agreement and it now has a force of 11 other towns are alexandria amherstburg arnprior cobalt cochrane georgetown hearst ingcrsoll merritton mount forest sioux lookout and van- leek hill villages being served are beams- ville bradford eganville elora fonthill port dalhousie and rock- clitre park townships are bayham berti brantford cosfield south maid stone mersea mckim xeelon and garson xipigon schreiber and wainfleet completing the list are ajax community atikokan and beadmore districts colchester south municipality espanola townsite malton area mcgarry district terrace bay townsite ux- bride municipality and wasaga reach district the new radio installation first of its kind in canada and one of the continent is being installed this summer at a cost of nearly 500000 some 300 police cars will be equipped with the twoway radios shetland ponies first in 20 years who pay the aitference in ship ping charges when 23 ponies are ordered and 23 arrive was the problem faced by john miller and son of ashburn recently whet they received the first shipment ot shetland ponies to arrive in canada since 192 mr miller had ordered 23 ponies to be shipped from the british isles and during the voyage two of the ponies foaled when the ship dock ed at montreal mr miller found that he had two new born shetland pony colts as well as the 23 ponle he had ordered when the problem of shipping charges was settled mr miller got the two colts for paying the duty tax for bringing them into the country but there were no extra shipping charges for the pair born in transit last week the ponies were wad ing through grass as high as them selves on mr millers farm just west of the village of ashburn the ponies who came to can ada after one of the worst winter in the history of scotland are find- 1 ing their new home much different j from where they were bom being brought up in the shetland islands the ponies were subjected to rigor ous conditions feeding of grain t the animals was not permitted be cause it was too scarce so all win ter the animals were forced to brouse in the unusually heavy snow for food many times they were forced to ea the ends of tree branches which were weighted down to their level by the heavy load of now although they have been in canada only two xveeks the penies are already showing signs of change they were very thin when they arrived but twoweeks in their new home has made a lot of difference in addition their long coats of shaggy hair are beginning to thin out in the new climate and they are becoming increasingly at tractive since the arrival of the ponies mr miller has received a great many inquiries particularly from the united states about them and a good many people have visited the farm to see them in the same shipment as the ponies mr miller also received shorthorn cattle ab erdeen angus cattle and many different breeds of sheep he also received a loug horned shaggy haired highland bull belonging to the province of saskatchewan receiving a shipment of imported ponies is no new experience for the miller family mr millers grand parents were among the first im porters of many varieties of stock from the british isles and they received their first shipments near ly 100 years ago generations have enjoyed it tea flavour that holds the preference of three generations as dalys tea has done must be extra ordinarily good it is try it ask your grocer for dalystea important registered grade holstein herd threshing machine tractor power machinery farm stock implements furniture etc the property of p t evans lot 10 con vnughan twp on no 27 highway va miles north no 7 highway saturday june 28 1947 d holden sons phone stonffville 18101 1- goodyear reg cattle reg holstein cow alcartra lanina belle xo 12 559 born jan 15 1939 fresh calf by side heifer 2 reg holstein cow toitilla al cartra isabelle xo 572930 born april 20 1913 bred march 7 3 reg holstein heifer alcartra lanina belle bettv xo g235i2 born april 2 1910 1 reg holstein heifer alcartra isabelle irene xo 02352 born mar 25 1910 5 reg holstein bull totilla ra alcartra xo 180920 born julv 17 1941 grade cattle 1 holstein cow cinders 3 years fresh calf bv side 2 holstein cow ella 3 yrs old fresh calf by side 3 holstein cow queenv 0 years full flow bred april 19 1 holstein cow star 3 years fresh bred 5 holstein cow bubbles 3 years fresh not bred 0 holstein cow faye 5 years milking bred may 23 7 holstein cow dimples 5 years milking bred feb 11 s holstein cow spot 5 yrs old milking bred jan 20 9 holstein cow patsy 8 yrs old supposed to calf aug 1 10 holstein cow beauty 3 years old milking bred may 23 11 holstein cow peggy 3 yrs old milking bred may 22 12 ayrshire cow rosie 4 yrs old milking bred mar s 13 holstein cow katie 5 yrs old supposed to calf sept 19 14 holstein cow daisy 3 yrs old fresh calf by side all the cattle are a good size being voting and all raised on this farm all cattle are blood tested 15holsiein heifer sussie 2 yrs old bred dec 20 10 holstein heifer victoria 1 yr 17 holstein heifer rloss 1 yr old is holstein heifer molly 21 mos old bred mar is 10 holstein heifer princess 1 yr 20 holstein heifer bella 1 yr old 21 holstein heifer kay 22 holstein heifer may 231 fat cow horses black mare percheron years bay gelding hd rising above team will weigh matelv 3000 lbs bay mare gp aged harness set bra mounted breeching team harness steel name 2 sets team harness wooden names set driving harness s number horse collars 2 good horse blankets 2 oi skin horse cove some other harness old old rising 8 s years approxi- breeching 2 xo 21 floury walking plows no 21 fleury walking plow with wheels 2 xo 3 wilkinson plows dick big eight gang plow near xew turnip drill mh manure spreader in excellent condition 2 scu filers iron scuff ler speight wagon box and springs good as new french spring wagon milk cart iron wheel wagon gear set low farm steel trucks 2 flat racks one new 10 ft long democrat or milk wagon milk sleigh set heavy steel bob sleighs 2 cockshutt corn cultivators good set chain harrows miscellaneous surge milking machine 2 units for 21 cows used only 5 months good as new tublar cream separator good hand or power electric motor root pulper chatham fanning mill hand or power set platform scales 2000 lbs cap bag truck good grain scoop set stewart electric stock clippers new power emery large box stove colony house 0 x 10 ft pea harvester 2 speed jacks some windmill parts 125 ft beany litter carrier track wheelbarrow whitewash sprayer in good number sacks maple tongue number of good hardwood maple sticks cut for wagon axles wheelbarrow 2 wagon reaches quantity of galvanized water pipe different sizes nomhor of xew doubletrees new never used number of new 2hore trees fence stretcher complete post hole digger wooden barrels v cysdertntw wooden barrels quantity of binder twine 150 lbs bulldog wild oat cleaner bell cutting box on trucks with carriers extension ladder 20 ft potato duster 2row near new chains forks shovel hoes crow bars and numerous other articles hay grain poultry 2 geese and 1 gander number of goslings pigs 2 brood sows english burk and yorkshire supposed to farrow july 1 brood sow english burk york shire supposed to farrow july 30 3 yorkshire brood sows supposed to farrow july 10 1 yorkshire sow sunnosed to far row july 1 yorkshire hog ready for service 2 fat hogs number of pig troughs power machinery axd tractor implements waterloo special threshing jnj- chine 22x30 complete with clover attachment chaff blower high 20 ft grain elevator straw blower etc in good condition lhc 1020 tractor complete with pulley in good condition power takeoir for lhc tractor lhc type b cutting box complete with blower pipes and corn hood good set silo distributing pipes mccormick deering power takeoff s ft grain binder with 1 man control complete with sheaf carrier in good condition mh power takeoff 7 ft mower on rubber tires new only cut 3 acres mh 17 tooth spring tooth tractor cultivator power lift cockshutt s ft tandem disc har rows good as new mh 3furrow disc plow shape near new no 8 oliver 2furrow tractor plow good lhc 5 ft oneway disc power lift near new and good lhc 0 hp gasoline engine on trucks in good condition lhc 2i hp gas engine in good condition little jumbo gas engine 1 hp circular mandel and blade fleury 10 in grinder good vessot 0 in grinder good endless rubber drive belt 80 ft good canvas belt endless 0 in bv 100 ft rubber belt g in 30 ft double endless horse drawn implements mh 7 ft grain binder good with new canvas deering mower xew idea giant 1 25 ton c ft cut good mh dump rake 12 ft mh hay tedder mh corn binder good shape mh dif drill winer hoe drill potato plow mh 13 spring tooth cultivator new steel land roller side hill plow inthrow disc harrow set 1 sec seed drag harrows t 4 sec harrow- i n s harrows 6 sec 2 sec duck foot harrows good mixed hay quantity of good mixed grain furniture parlor settee rocking chair parlor rocking chair arm chair parlor arm chair dresser chesterfield suite 3 pieces bed extension table coal oil stove number kitchen chairs quebec heater complete with oil burner number of lamps jaw opener and gun for doctoring x r of other articles dealer sie starts iim am ilt dhclden sons stouffville ontario linanjmiwiiiiaaba as i ed kyle clerk lis is j liry isoerve farm sm sale it ll start on time elcri mills red cross nil have refreshment- looth n property term- cash ken clarke prentice auctioneers markham po phone markham 200 milliken pophone agincourt 52w3

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