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the tribune stouffville ont thursday march 16 1950 help the red cross salada tea saved penvies for six years her 378 seized at border frail and aging mrs donna grozdanove for nearly six years saved her pennies from house keeping money so she could have an operation her husband knew nothing of the s37s she had accum ulated until they crossed the border at niagara falls on a visit raising healthier chick with m clean and sanlllx brooders with hth1 5 it helpc prevent the spread of disease among chicks a little indrinkingwalerkeeps it safe from germs for colds dust hth1 5 about 18 over chicks heads in brooder the only floating powderdry chlorine inhalant finely divided hth1 5 settles slowly pro- i onging treatment of your nearest dealer to realtives in niagara falls ny afraid to declare the money in front of her husband she deceived the customs officials until a search disclosed the money pinned inside her brassiere the money was seized for this breach of the foreign exchange control act of which she pleaded ignorance when she appeared be fore magistrate prentice yesterday she was in tears as she walked unsteadily to the witness stand to tell her story george bagwell her counsel explained that the woman had tried to make the longawaited operation possible without calling on her husband for help she had carried the fund with her through out the years afraid to leave it at home or anywhere else where it might be found or stolen crown counsel aid joseph gould joined the defense in asking leniency mrs grozdanove brigh tened somewhat when the seized money was ordered returned to her the fine usually equivalent to the amount seized was reduced by magistrate prentice to 150 in puebla mexico a man who was supposed to be serving 20 years in jail on a homicide charge was struck by an automobile in the business district of the city some people dont know when they are well off if finance minister abbott brings down the budget before easter dont expect him to pull a rabbit out of a 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for housing they could also bring great pressure to bear on govern ments both provincial and city of course i may be wrong i often am canadian wealth in the way of natural resources should be refined or processed in canada and the finisned product exported rather the raw product strong speeches on this subject were made by charles cox lib fort william and fred robinson ccf port arthur mr robinson is also at the moment mayor of port arthur and mr cox was for many years the resources they particularly think has been given away is iron ore from steep rock and pulp from the many mills in northern ontario of course we get paid something for it but nothing like as much as if the iron ore was used to make steel and the pulp to make paper in canada mr robinson also had a lot to say about the pipeline from the oil fields in alberta terminating in superior wisconsin rather than at the head of the lakes in ontario apparently the americans are already planning a vast plastic industry in connection with the oil and if we were canadians and not colonials in our thinking the new factories wouid be on this side of the line the member argued the trip north of the members of the legislature is bearing fruit in that speech after speech is be ing made on the need of good roads in northern ontario partic ularly on the great need of com pleting the highway on the north shore of lake superior where only a gap of 170 miles now remains it proves that seeing things teaches more eifiectively than reading printed words or hearing the spoken ones the most surprising statement of the week was madeby tom pryde cons mp for huron a most likeable individual who surprisingly said in discussing unemployment that it was none of our business that this provincial government is taking the attitude that it has nothing to do with it so once again the overburdened municipalities has the whole load on their shoulders the housing problem got another going over this week when the housing development act was in committee stage we learned that some ministers at least are anxious to see housing projects on a broader scale than was originally planned premier frost and attorney general porter both i expressed disapproval of the orig inal plan to have the housing authorities assemble land instal services and then sell it to private builders opposition leader jolliffe and the baby of the house reid scott ccf beaches pointed out where families had lost their life savings through dealing with the private builders in such projects as pelmo park the ministers above mentioned hoped that they would avoid such dangers by hav ing the public authority keep con trol throughout and sell directly to the home purchaser planning minister griesinger also suggested that builders be bonded or requir ed to hold purchasers down pay ments in trust until the building was completed premier frost rais ed another possibility that houses built under the act might be sold on a rentalpurchase basis with no down payment required it all sounded very attractive but it is still just a hope not a statement of settled policy as mr frost has said the administrative procedure provided is very flex ible and we shall just have to wait and see what happens i per sonally am convinced that mr frost as an individual is in favour of a rental purchase plan but to read the press one would think that such was government policy it is not agnes macphail mpp for york east 41 pepler ave toronto 6 ont its 100tol moull like the mais 2 bi i bn 01 91 19 if oj ih ne 0c ri lc v i ut n a ij r itei di nt when spread upon bread or used upon vegetables not one person in one hundred knows it is margarine you wont believe how good it is until you taste it neo yy xry it once and we are confident you will buy it regularly i htvi maxgbk not bcohnd for tdblmnumlhr mmvi dinttiem an ghrtm im oveyy podrog product o f canada packers limited fri sat mar 17 18 roaring adventure lon mccallister peggy ann garner in the big cat in technicolor added feature attraction joe sawyer in tanks a million mon tues mar 20 21 william powell mark stevens betsy drake in dancing in the dark in technicolor wed thur mar 22 23 robert mitchum janet leigh in holiday affair nowadays its no trick at all to pay a visit to the folks back home on the farm over thou- sands of miles of ontarios highways fast and modern buses provide frequent and convenient service direct to the farm gate bound trip barrie 455 orillia 560 hamilton 335 toronto 155 subject to change tickets and inforuatipn stouffville motors phone 17q why our laws cant nail drunken drivers drunk driving has succeeded war as the most wasteful scourge of modern times says dr joslyn rogers ontario provincial analyst in the current issue of macleans which carries a hardhitting indict ment oi this social scourge under the title why our laws cant nail drunken drivers and he adds the drunk drivers killings and maimings would appall the public if they could be put before the people in all their horror he is the greatest menace we have the article states that drunken driving accidents are on the increase says macleans the tragic story is becoming more familiar every year and each year frustrated policemen find them selves up against a stone wall of a horseandbuggy criminal code which makes it possible for scores of drunken potential killers to evade the law despite the growing carnage hundreds of potential killers go free or escape with trivial fines every year because of an archaic law which refuses to recognize scientific blood tests for drunke- ness and forces police to rely on crude and outofdate ruleofthumb evidence scientific methods are available to prove indisputably whether or not a man is drunk but the article points out these methods are not available to canadian police for legal evidence says macleans as a result hundreds of motorists obviously drunk have to be charged with minor offenses like careless or dangerous driving because police know they havent strong enough evidence to prove intoxication the answer they say is legali zation of blood or breath tests to determine scientifically whether a man is intoxicated says macleans deprived of bloodtesting our police must rely on oldfashioned intoxication tests such as walking the clialk line inserting a key into a key hole repeating tonguetwisting words identifying colors uusually the strongest evidence they can bring against a man is that he staggered or that his breath smelled against this defense lawyers and drunk drivers have assembled an array of excuses mayfair restaurant monday thru friday 8 am 11 pm saturday 8 am 12 pm white eggs wanted a 2c premium is being paid by p hutton for grade a large white eggs cases supplied free picknp and prompt returns 40 kenworthy avt toronto gr8970 mi auction sale dairy cattle tiirlilnj machine tractor farm stok hay grain implements etc the property of wm robinson and sobs lot 23 cox 1 north york tp corner of yonge st and stelea wednesday mar 22 horses belgian team well matched s and 9- years cows holstein cow fresh ilolstein cow fresh holstein cow due time of sale t yrs old holstein cow due time of sale holstein cow due time of sale holstein cow due about april s holstein cow due about april j ilolstein cow calved january is holstein cow milking holstein cow milking ayrshire cow milking holstein cow bred october 11 holstein cow bred november 9 holstein cow bred november 10 holstein cow bred november 14 holstein cow bred november 15 ayrshire cow bred november 2j black cow bred december 1 holstein cow bred january 5 ayrshire cow bred january 30 holstein cow bred december 12 5 years old ilolstein cow bred dec 12 4 years holstein ccw bred jan 7 4 years holstein cow bred nov 14 4 years holstein heifer milking bred dec 2s 3 years old holstein heifer milking bred jan 5 3 years old holstein heifer milking bred dec 15 3 years old holstein heifer milking bred not 23 3 years old holstein heifer milking bred jan 6 3 years old holstein heifer milking 3 years old holstein heifer milking 2 years holstein heifer bred jan 7 2 years holstein heifer bred jan 30 2 yra holstein heifer bred jan 7 2 years holstein heifer bred dec 15 2 yrs holstein heifer bred jan 27 2 yrs holstein heifer bred feb 7 20 moa holstein heifer bred jan 27 18 months holstein heifer is months holstein heifer 12 months holstein heifer 12 months holstein heifer 12 months holstein heifer 12 months machinery mccormickdeering 1530 tractor on steel goodison threshing machine 36 by 52 case model rc row crop tractor case pickup baler s ft mccormickdeering binder mccormickdeering corn binder near new mccormickdeering ace bottom 3- furrow tractor plow mccormick deering springtooth cul tivator power lift and tractor hitch tractor double disc 32 disc frost wood stifftooth cultivator mccormick deering corn planter with fertilizer attachment new mccormickdeering fertilizer drill with grass seeder attachment 13- disc near new oliver superior manure spreader no 75a nearly new masseyharris hay loader steel no s near new masseyharris side delivery rake deering mower g ft cut near new masseyharris dump rake masseyharris corn cultivator 2 row- international corn cultivator disc harrow land roller mccormickdeering horse scuffler no 21 verity plow 2 no 21 fleury plows no 12 fleury plow international plow no 415 nearly new 2 sets harrows with 4 sections set harrows with 3 sections root pulper flat rack wagon and flat rack 16 ft wagon and flat rack 1c ft wagon and rack 3 sets of sleighs 3 hand corn planters set of platform scales 2000 lbs set pig scales with crate near new turnip drill fanning mill with bagger whiflletrees and neck yokes litter carrier about 175 ft track hangers and 35 ft pole 23 ueatty water bowls about 249 of pipe 2 single unit mccormickdeering milkers single unit delaval milker sterling and pipe 23 outlets electric motor hp and vacuum pump with milker electric motor hp macdougall oil bath pump jack implements set stewart electric clippers set tattooing letters complete and ink draw rope 175 near new pulleys hay fork threshing belt about 100 ft vessot grain grinder with bagger 10 m plate near new galvanied water trough number of cow chains fasteners prime electric fencer master electric fencer moffatt electro pall heater set of milk scales set of grain lifters for s ft binder sickle stone power grinder 2 large iron pots grain bags and large number sacks primrose cream separator buckeye incubator g5 eggs grease guns 2 lawn mowers 2 butter churns milk house 13 x s ft garage 20 x 10 ft fork shovels hoes log chains other articles too numerous to men tion pigs yorkshire sow and 7 pigs 8 weeks old 10 yorkshire pigs 10 weeks old 2 yorkshire sows 6 yorkshire pigs 11 weeks old quantity of oats terms cash no reserve kale starts 1130 am d goulmng clerk ken clarke prentice auctioneers