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the tribune stouffville ont thursday october 12 1950 british textile imports to canada tend to compete with canadian- made goods rather than with american imports to this country some electors now dispute the old belief that sugar causes tooth decay canechewing natives in the sugar plantations have fine teeth more than one third of canadian aluminum production used domes tically finds its way into the con struction trade canada engineers have learned that trapping air bubbles in fresh concrete increases its resistance to frost damage cream for best results ship your cream to stouffville creamery we pay two cents more per pound butterfat for cream delivered to the creamery cold storage lockers and fast freezing facilities stouffville creamery co to have our truck call phone 186w attention farmers we are paying the current market price for dead or crippled farm animals horses cattle hogs telephone collect for immediate service gordon young limited stouffville 255 toronto ad 3636 claremont 41x14 uxbridge 27 noi loraoi notice to farmers cash prices paid for dead or crippled animals horses 700 each cattle 500 each small animals removed free for speedy pick up phone banner rendering packing co ltd stouffville 74j2 ioe30i aoooi we buy your eggs cases supplied prompt returns pickup service f g baker at ratcliffs grocery stouffville ontario fce you feuuf tap ptucejjqji you poultry arnold farms pay top prices for live or dressed poultry plant grading station on no 7 highway at don mills road for information call agincourt 5r2 day or night collect custom picking york county in review unviiu the problems of dejiiessiou veals article 22 the depression continued into 193 and the county council petitionee the provincial govern ment in this year to abolish the dole system of relief and to sub stitute one of public works at standard wages and unemployment insurance this was the year of the centen nial celebration and the county of york took part in the pugeant to celebrate the hundredth annivers ary of the incorporation of the city of toronto the countys display consisted of a group of fifteen young men and 15 young women natives of the county of york in costume representative of the period of 1s12 and a yoke of oxen with a hay wagon representing a pioneer of york county in addi tion the county had a historical display of implements and uten sils associated with the early days of agriculture in york county on view in the coliseum at this time county council had appointed a committee to study the problem of a metropolitan area to correct apparent inequalities in public services anil costs to smaller municipalities this committee met with representatives of other areas and officials of the provincial government the committee on education made a report to the county council calling attention to the disadvantages suffered by the students of rural schools in which facilities provided in schools situated in larger municipalities are lacking the report also called attention to tiie fact that generally education today is aimed at entrance to university whereas only a very small percentage of the students do go on to take higher learning in the following year 1935 the county council sent a copy of a resolution to the provincial min ister of education recording its approval of the announcement of the premier of ontario that all examination fees be ended for secondary schools that school books be supplied to relief families shall be included in relief grants and that examinations shall be over by june 2sth county council recorded its official disapproval of the intention of the department of national defence to merge the 12th york rangers regiment with the queens rangers under the name of the queens 1st american regi ment the york rangers council was of the opinion that this move would mean the disappearance of the countys illustrious regiment the 12th york rangers in decem ber the whole canadian militia was reorganized and many units throughout canada were amalga mated it was a source of great satisfaction when orders were received amalgamating the old york rangers and the queens rangers under a new title the queens york rangers in 1938 a gavel for the warden of the county was made from a pine tree planted in 1921 in the vivian forest the records of the session of the county council contain many evidences of the fact that the mem bers of this council realized the importance of their positions and the influence which this county has in national as well as provin cial and local affairs time after time the members have looked be ypnd county matters and have expressed their unequivocal opin ions on subjects dominionwide in scope the many anniversaries connected with the reign of queen victoria her death the accession judges have very difficult task deciding winners the land was in first class shape for plowing on two farms near ashburn last week when die annual south ontario plowing match was held however rain in the morning and a frigid wind in the afternoon cut down attendance at the days events the forty odd plowmen who participated in the event worked on two tracts of ground one on thei farm of clifford graham lot 30 concession 9 and the other on x j andersons farm lot 31 concession 9 both in the township of whitby one mile west of ashburn or two and a half miles west of myrtle the sleek well groomed teams and colorfully painted tractors made a brilliant spectacle contrasted with the orderly lands of cultivated sod and stubble on which the con testants were working j results were tabulated and cheques made out during the even ing by o 11 downey secretary- treasurer of the south ontario plowmens association and his assistant s roy bishop and these two odicials presented them later in ths evening to the successful contestants informal addresses were made after the dinner which was served by the womans association of the ashburn presbyterian church by of a new king the departure of a governor general prohibition bolshevism south africa the boer war the crimean war all brought forth expressions of the firm judgments and beliefs of the members of council during the november session the members continued to act in this fashion which by now had become a characteristic of this countys governing body and passed a motion that this county council now assembled send a letter to the prime minister the hon mac kenzie king protesting the present persecution of the jews and catho lics in germany and suggest he take some immediate steps to wards germany for their inhuman actions the council also expressed through the clerk their happiness at the anticipated visit of their majesties king george vi and queen elizabeth the seriousness of the unem ployment situation continuing into 1939 caused the members of the council considerable concern they passed several motions dealing particularly with the lack of work for the youth of the country and suggesting the establishment of youth training centres to provide food clothing recreation and voca tional training thus endorsing the plan set forth by the canadian corp association in addition the county council requested the pro vincial government to pass legis lation whereby the fullest advan tage could be obtained by a work for wages policy to alleviate unemployment throughout ontario and assist at the same time in restoring to many of the citizens their morale and measure of inde pendence which they had suffered the loss of through the demoraliz ing system of direct relief which had been in vogue in canada dur ing the past ten years their majesties king george vi of england and queen elizabeth visited toronto and the county of york during their tour of canada in may 1939 world war ii began on septem ber 3rd 1939 and canada declared war on the 10th of september 1939 article 23 will deal with world war ii h 1 fair county agricultural representative and alex mckin- ney of brampton conducting officer for the canadian plowing team which competed in the old country last year result of events results were as follows class 1 sod open to all jas lee greenbank hebert jarvis agincourt harley timbers union- ville ralph smith mount albert william hooton ida lloyd mar quis sunderland class 2 sod jointer john hooton ida class 3 stubble b wvlie oak- wood gerald hell woodville stuart ball uxbridge a feather- stone milliken harry bewell greenbank william hill ux bridge class 1 stubble leslie field- in woodville jack dancey can- nington class 5 stubble ivan bell kirkfield merle timbers aurora ralph holder manilla class 0 tractors in stubble donald dunkeld claremont hugh baird blackwater harold how- sam uxbridge class 7 tractors in stubble donald smith mount albert howard malcolm locust hill class 8 tractors in sod robt timbers stouffville ivan mc laughlin stouffville hugh leslie georgetown joseph tran clare mont russell morrison george town class 10 tractors in stubble allan meyers claremont l c kennedy agincourt specials youngest competing plowman howard malcolm oldest competing plowman william hooton best going team luther bradley best team and equipment gerald bell woodville john tim bers unionville merle timbers aurora ivan bell kirkfield wm hill uxbridge esso special tractor plow joseph tran russell morrison horse plow ralph smith alost prolific source of food for fish in canadas streams is near the water bottom not on the surface the setter is an english creation having been developed centuries ago through crossbreed ing of the spanish pointer and spaniel a note of cheer give your rooms that bright fresh look by hav ing us repaper the walls so inexpensive so quick choose from our huge library of designs call today wm knapp aurora ph 472w r lovely to look at and a honey for wear describes cil nylon whether it is for attractive garments or rich durable seat covers for your car w m sm v vfl ev ttf the finishing line thats where all winners are declared and its equally true of automobiles which ow so 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held at the premises north half of lot a concession 8 jownsihl of kkalh i miles east of ixbridjje on the reach koail oil thursday oct 19 at 300 pm at the above time and place there will be offered for sale by public auction the following described parcels of real estate parcel a the north half of ixt 2 concession s township or reach and that part of the south half of the said lot lying north of the lteach road containing 105 acres more or less nb on this parcel there is said to be built a frame house imple ment shed and good barn parcel b 50 acres more or less pasture land not built on describ ed as the northeast quarter of lot 1 concession 7 township of reach parcel c 50 acres more or less pasture land not built on describ ed as the northeast quarter of lot 2 coi cession 7 township ot reach terms 10 cash on day of sale balance on or before march 11951 possession march 1 1951 subject to reserve bid and to condi tions of sale conditions of sale will be read at time of auction or may be read at the oilice of the undersigned dated at uxbridge this 30th day of september 1950 243 harris harris wallace solicitors for the executrix uxbridge ont noted farmer was director of winter fair sam staples one of ontarios bestknown farmers and a onetime member of the ontario legislature died wednesday afternoon after being stricken with a heart attack at newmarket his home was on highway no 28 six miles south of peterborough his death came in newmarket while there in con nection with his duties as an inspector of stallions with the ontario department of agricul ture he was serving in 10 counties from hastings in the east to sim- coe in the west mr staples was a lifelong resi dent of this district and graduated in animal husbandry from the ontario agriculture college he also took a course at peterborough business college in 1919 he was nominated as a candidate of the united farmers of ontario in the east durham county riding he became one of the youngest members ever to be elected to the legislature mr staples became one of the most prominent farmers in the dis trict and was a progressive breeder of fine jersey cattle and also a breeder of horses he was promin ent in fall fairs and was a director of the royal winter fair he was also chairman of the breeding horse committee at the royal for five years before retiring from the position five years ago he had served as a director at peter borough exhibition and was a one time secretarymanager of mill- brook fair he was interested in numerous other fall fairs and often served as a judge mr staples was a member of peterborough jersey breeders association an honorary member of peterborough kinsmen club and a steward at springville jjnited church several years ago mr staples was assigned by the hunter horse society of canada as a participant in the breeding of fine horses in cooperation with the society and the federal government he leaves his wife live daugh ters and one sister chiirrfx ix oak fink drinking dai for leaving his four children in a car on the street while he sat in a pefrerlaw beverage room john harden of uxbridge was fined 20 or 10 clays by magistrate hollin- rake on friday in newmarket court pc george foster said the oldest child a girl of 9 stood out side the hotel and asked several citizens to go into the beverage room to get her father and mother stouffville floral roses wedding bouquets funeral designs cut flowers milt smith prop