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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), July 27, 1950, p. 3

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the stouffville tribune established 1888 member of the canadian weekly newspaper association and ontario quebec newspapers association member of the audit bureau of circulations authorized as second class mail posl office department ottawa issued every thursday at stouffville ontario in canada 200 in usa 250 a v nolan son publishers notes and comments advertising could iay better advertising is even more effective than it is given credit for being many a sale is seveneighths made when a coupon is filled out and mailed or when a customer seeks the store money in hand asking only that someone ring up the sale with departmentstore and other sales wobbling it would seem that someone would be interested in the cus tomer but today it ishard to buy as it used to be hard to sell printed word unnoticed beauty spot there are many beauty spots in town if one takes the trouble to look about many of them go unnoticed and one of these is the rear of the local postoffice building where caretaker geo saunders who has been known for years for his skill with floral growth has produced climbing roses huge regal lilies of which one seldom sees the equal all are blended into a profusion of lovely blooms worthy of your notice the next time you chance by wool scarcity brings demand it was ever thus when a commonly used commodity is scarce more and more people demand it thats what seems to have happened to wool throughout most of 1949 many socalled authorities on fabrics and textiles predicted that the wool market was due for a fall so much so that the buying public bad reason to look for reduced prices in wors teds and other goods made from wool in not a few cases retailers in the early months of 1950 actually announced bargains at reduced prices and with good results as far as turning stock into cash was concerned and also with advantage to the purchasers wool prices did not go down at least not to stay down for long in february and march they were on the upswing individuals who recognize quality in fabrics still want wool lens and worsteds substitutes amany have been on the market at prices much lower on the yardage basis or on a suit basis but the discerning buyer insists on woollens even those who endeavour to boost synthetic fibres admit points in which wool from the sheeps back surpasses the best of the imitation products this emphasizes the urgency of making sure that the content of goods under consideration for purchase is all wool- and in the higher price class that it is from pure virgin wool of top quality orillia newsletter what is communism there is a great preponderance of public opinion in canada in favor of some further action by the government authorities against those who openly advocate communist doctrines in canada and particularly those who make it quite clear that in the event of an unhappy conflict between this country and russia they would be on the russian side of the argument now that the possibility of a third world war has reared its ugly head over the horizon urging for such legislation has grown there are plenty of people like this there are univer sity professors school teachers labor leaders and even clergymen who quite openly take this stand who quite frankly say as did a french scientist who has been recent ly fired by the government that they would not support their own nation against russia in war the real difficulty is that this is not all that there is to communism provided a communist does not go to the point of announcing that he would fight for russia it is difficult to find the point at which socialism or even welfare state ideas end and communism begins anyone who be lieves that the major industries of this country should be taken over by the state anyone who holds that the state should redistribute wealth completely anyone who believes that the state should permanently control prices and wages anyone who feels that the state should have the power to direct men and women to particular occupations is a com munist in the sense that he has accepted the theories of the founders of communism the man who preaches these ideas may say that he is a conservative or a liberal or a socialist but he is preaching communist doctrine he holds much of the com munist faith even if he does not go to the point of an nouncing that he would fight for russia against canada it is very difficult to see how the law which mr drew has been suggesting to make communism illegal would be enforced in canada there should be some law in canada rigidly enforced to put in jail those who openly attack their own country on behalf of another nation which is at pres ent coming close to threatening war the point is however that it is not going to be possible to catch them as com munists they will have to be caught as traitors north bay whining saws are area to the trade with lumber ripping through millions of feet of in short supply the trees scorched fireblackened but good timber in the giant mississagi and whilethe distribution yard set up chapleau fires of 1918 and watered at north bay through cooperation to prevent damage from forest of the ontario department of insects are now being sawed in the lands and forests hustles to dis- fire area for shipment to north tribute lumber from the mississagi bay by nancy cleaver guest ok pest child to be a guest one poor mother i want my not a pest exclaimed but 1 have decided that visit ing with a preschool youngster is too much of a trial on my relatives my child and on me too 1 think ill wait for him to go visiting until he is older if relatives are understanding if they like children it is possible to have a happy visit but it should be of a definite duration and pre ferably a short one it is always wise to leave when ones host and hostess are sorry to say goodbye a childs schedule should be observed as far as eating and sleep ing dont worry about your childs actions he will likely be on his best behaviour when your watchful eyes are no longer observing his conduct it is a real adventure when a each other can have a grand time one small girl who for her age was a particularly nice guest when visiting her aunt was asked if she missed her parents she replied i think about them but i dont fuss about them mother doesnt want me to be a fusser a child on a visit should be encouraged to be a considerate and appreciative guest fitting in with the family plans and causing as little trouble as possible visitors should be on time for meals and should eat what they are served they should be thoughtful in using the bathroom the phone and the radio their host and hostess will look to them to join in the conversation without arguing too much or talking all the time a boy or girl learns the art of being a good guest one who is asked back by having the chance to put into practice his mothers 3 buyswhs lw a weekly information jseryjce montreal docs your family make every possible excuse for skipping breakfast youll hear no more alibis if you make breakfast a wide awake meal with the tempt ingdeliciousness of your own homemade jams n jollies with certo fruit pectin to help you you can preserve all the choice rich flavour of fullywpe fruits in jams and jellies so quickly and easily because certo recipes cut the time to 13 of the former longboil method for both jams and jellies results with certo are always sure even for beginners if they follow exactly the tested kciiies in the booklet under the label of each certo bottle and you get up to 50i more jam and jelly from the same amount of fruit on a hot summer day theres nothing more refreshing than a tall glass of iced tea but its important to choose a quality tea thats aboveaverage in flavour otherwise wine of the strength is lost with the melting ice thats wliv mv choice for iced tea and hot tea too i always red rose tea because red rose is good tea its flavour goes a long long way it actually gives you more cups per pound hot or cold so morning noon or night when you waut a tiuiy good cup of tea make it red rose and when youre ordering your red rose tea ask for red rose coltce too because red roc coffee is as good as red rose tea once youve tasunl them youll want to make a yearround cloek- aiound habit of these red rose successes ind dads good advice boy or girl is old enough to go on the writing of a little thank you a visit all alone an old child may note or bread and butter letter lie a bit homesick but learning to by a visitor as soon as he has be happy away from home is a returned home expressing apprec- valuable experience in the long iation to those who have enter- slow process of growing up of tained him is very important it learning to stand on ones own is something every visitor who can feet i write should do no matter how if an aunt or uncle or older voting or old this little courteous friend offer to take a child for a letter gives real pleasure to those walk or to visit a park or playwho havegone to the trouble and ground do accept the oiler a child expense of having a visitor in and an adult who are attracted to their home the old home town by stanley in days of yore 2i years ago from the files of the stouffville tribune drs s s ball and f a dales messrs clayt baker w h shaw and ross davis attended the masonic grand lodge in toronto on wednesday miss greta smith daughter of dr d c and mrs smith is holi daying at bigwin inn in muskoka along with a number of college girls from toronto university and also some from queens a very serious accident occurr ed at the corner of obrien avenue and main street last sunday even ing about s30 young wilbur gower son of mr and mrs wm gower of obrien avenue was on his way to the station carrying a couple of suit cases to the sunday evening train when he was struck by mr charles shackels car mr shackel was not driving fast but was not able to stop his car before the front wheel had passed over the boys body he was carried into dr balls office where first aid was given and then taken home having received bruises from his fall and also a concussion of the brain glovemaking uses up a large quantity of eggs one london house alone requiring 2000 yolks a week in one process of preparing kid there has been a change of ownership in stouffvilles milk delivery business and from now on mr harry gilroy will serve the whole town mr borinsky of the creamery felt that it was too much to handle both the milk business and his creamery so he has dis posed of the former on civic holiday aug 1th col t h lennox will hold his popu lar annual picnic at island grove near jacksons point it is expect ed that the right hon arthur meighan t l church and prac tically all the members of the local cabinet will be present the official rose demonstration plot for ontario under the author ity and with the approval of the horticultural council of canada lid under its direction and control situated at the north end of mor gan park on parkway avenue markham is now coming into full bloom there have been planted this spring 100 roses including over 130 names which have all been supplied to the plot free by the generosity of the great origin ators of roses in england holland and america mr and mrs k g trrr and clayton visited with mr and mrs lyman pilkey at claremont on sunday mr and mrs leslie williamson of toronto are spending some holi days with their parents in town dr milne late principal of the ottawa ladies college is visiting his cousin mr a d bruce at gormley miss lillian dowswell is taking a course in art at the university of toronto during the summer vacation at the presbyterian church last sunday morning rev t h mitchell bd of new westmin ster bc preached to a large con gregation in his opening remarks the speaker told how he had been impressed with a poem he had read recently entitled the little church on alain street he is well known in stouffville and ringwood and has many friends around in this locality youre yerer seen anything like it the new frig i dai re thrifty30 elkc- tkic range its a completely new iilca in electric ranges its amaz ingly compact only 80 incites wide yet it has enough cooking capa city for the biggest family meals and this new thrifty30 range is really a budgetwatchers dream it has a thrifty giant oeen that stretches clear across the range and cooks more food with no more current new high- speed wuistlligh broiler with unit recessed in oven top acto 6spccd itadiantube cooking units for faster better topside cooking with less current netv stcitch knobs out in front easy to read and use take a tip from me take a trip to your frigidaire dealer without delay and see the amazing value in the frigidaire thrifty30 electric range 1 what has more summertime ap peal than a refresh ing jell0 salad id say nothing unless its a jell- dessert salads and r desserts made with i jkll0 jelly powders have so much sparkle and flavour because jell0 has those seven lockedin flavours that are delicious in salads and desserts try this cool cool cucumber pineapple salad i cucumber pineapple salad 1 package lime jello 2 cups hot water 1 slice canned pineapple cut in wedges 1 cup diced cucumber dissolve jello in hot water ar range pineapple wedges in bottom of mould pour on jello being careful not to disarrange pineapple add cucumber chill until firm unmould on crisp lettuce garnish with mayonnaise serves 6 k jm why not give your family the tastetreat of soups made by soup spe cialists the just right flavour of heinz con densed soups wins more popular ity votes every day and no won der all eighteen varieties are made by experts with generations of heinz experience to guide them youll win wholehearted applause for the delicious dishes you make with heinz soups too try this one baked lima beans 1 io02 can heinz condensed cream of tomato soup un diluted 1j cup cooking liquid from beans 14 cup grated onion 3 13 cups cooked lima beans drained bread crumbs 6 strips bacon combine soup cooking liquid from beans onion and beans place in casserole sprinkle top with bread crumbs place bacon strips on top bake for 45 minutes in a moderate oven 350 deg f serves 6 its so easy and quick to open your favourite corn starch package now yes bumiam corn starch is now available in a new pack age thats easy to open all you do just break the seal and inside youll find durham coin starch neatly pro tected in a paper bag no fussing v fuming with a knife or other sharp instrument to open the pack age and when youve used as much durham as you need at the time simply replace the pack age top it fits snugly keeps out dust and keeps the starch from spilling youll be delighted too with the recipes on the new dur ham corn starch package theyre ann adam recipes so of course theyre delicious body temperature reaches its lowest point early in the morning sidney township votes to dissolve school area ratepayers in sidney township voted strongly to dissolve their township public school area at a special referendum vote held last week sydney twp is in hastings county near belleville the question before ratepayers was are you in favor of contin uing the township public school area the vote was 264 yes and 432 no with 21 spoiled ballots the vote was very light with little more than a quarter of those eligible to vote casting their ballots total number of votes polled was 717 with approximately 2700 on the list the township council will now apply to the department of educa tion to dissolve the school area

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