The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

the tribune siouffviue ont thursday march 27 1932 deaths preston violet ann at her home lot 14 con 5 whitchurch on tuesday march 25 152 violet ann logan beloved wife of fred preston and dear mother of alex russell clifford burn everett stella mrs hoover marguerite mm swanson in her 69th year the way prices have gone up most people are suspicious of any item where the price has remained the same resting at the thompson funeral home 29 victoria st- aurora service at wesley tnited church on thursday march 27th at 230 pm announcing cockshutt tractor school j see and hear the inside story of the new improved cockshutt 30- tractor most powerful economical tractor in its class at goodwood friday april 4th 52 at 130 pm cockshutt service men will he on hand to show and explain all details and improvements of the new 30 tractor an engine from the tractor will be on display and dis mantled you are cordially invited to come and see this demonstration i j foskett son goodwood ont phone sto 65906 jail for blacklisting by teachers urged sixty representatives of 23 cen tral ontario secondary school boards on friday night agreed to line up with the ontario urban and rural secondary school trustees association in petition ing the minister of education to stop teacher groups from black listing school boards one trustee suggested that black listing be banned by law and that offenders be sent to jail stratford hamilton and king ston boards of education have been blacklisted by the ontario secondary school teachers fed eration over salary disputes the meeting commended the blacklisted boards on their stand on the saiary discussions with their teachers jasper foreman lindsay de clared action is needed immediate ly as the enemy is at the gate urge that legislation be intro duced to stop this blacklisting tactics making it an offense and the otrenders put in jail we have got to band together to stop this sort of thing foreman stated it seems to me the teachers federation has only one idea net to pay any attention to the curri culum but to salaries and putting the finger on the boards mr foreman stated i say boards should deal with teachers salaries once a year and with the teachers only if the federation wants to talk it over let them put their heads together with the urban and rural teachers association editors mail dear editor recently markham township council decided to move the municipal offices to buttonville ont the writer opposed this move because of the following reasons 1 where is the post office near the new location the lack of such would cause much incon venience travelling- time and expense to the taxpayers 2 where would the township do their banking do they have to take trips to the nearest bank at unionville 3 where would they unload the freight cars of calcium chlor ide and other materials these goods would have to be unloaded at the nearest railway siding and trucked to buttonville this costs money and would go on year after year 4 what transportation facilities are available if the public who have no ears wish to visit the new proposed offices 5 where is the most sensible location to have our snow plows road machinery etc but in the geographical centre of the town ship every time a grader is despatched to the east section of the township a great many more miles and time are added to this operation this costs you more money on your taxes g many figures have been men tioned regarding the cost of erect ing new headquarters up to 100- 00000 i believe we are in need of a new council chamber and one or two new offices and it is my opin- announcement claremont canning co will be operating again this year and would like to contract with growers for so acres in stouffville- claremont district highest prices for particulars call 17w claremont or 53s04 oshawa mr tom mckenzie m williamson spring is here automobile fever lime maple leaf auto sales is hitting the spring market with the finest array of selec ted automobiles yet just read this list 1951 mercury sedan black finish with whitewall tires overdrive gone 8000 miles just like new 1950 chevrolet opera coupe with radio air conditioning immaculate 1950 chevrolet fleetline coach with radio lots of extras 1949 chrysler sedan with radio a dream to drive try it 1949 chevrolet sedan deluxe a little beauty 1949 mercury sedan radio chrome wheels bargain price 1949 pontiac sedan a very popular model 1949 chevrolet coach bustle back motor perfect radio sunvisor this weeks special at 130500 1948 austin sedan radio excellent condition big gas mileage 1947 chevrolet sedan its immaculate one owner since new 1947 chevrolet sedan dark grey radio real clean 1947 ford sedan maroon finish a good one throughout 1946 chevrolet sedan dark blue tops in every way 1941 pontiac sedan loaded with extras radio sunvisor etc 1941 plymouth coach radio heater good motor 1941 ford coach looks good runs good 1940 hudson convertible with a new motor radio its smart 1938 chevrolet coach a very popular model 1936 chevrolet sedan with trunk a bargain light trucks 1948 ford viton panel never been hurt 1947 chevrolet viron pickup a dandy 1946 mercury viton pickup its tops 1941 chevrolet 2ton pickup tuned up ready for work these cars and trucks can still be bought at wjnter prices remember every spring they take a jump in price be thrifty get yours now we have terms to suit you come in and talk it over with charlie ward or cec hendricks maple leaf auto sales main st stouffville phone 168w2 ion this would suffice for approx imately five to seven years would it not be more economical to add a new wing to our present head quarters at the cost of say 10000 than burden ourselves with extra taxation for the next 20 years our rising school debentures alone will be enough in themselves to create a burden to some should you think 1000000 would be wasted on an old building have you considered that by waiting for a future date we would be get ting more value for our money when we do build in fact by wait ing we may get 1000000 more value and save years of interest charges in the mean time xo doubt there will be many who disagree with the above but i am afraid that when our tax budget for 1952 is figured out it may be quite a surprise consider ing the proposed expenditures of our present council what made the little woman a tough critic and why that means todays homemaker is a shrewd buyer an informed critic of everything she buys she knows values better than her mother or grandmother ever did when it comes to food she buys wisely to obtaiu the greatest nutrition yield and menu variety for every dollar textiles and clothing she judges as carefully gauging workmanship wearing qualities she is an expert buyer advertising helped make the little woman what she is today through the advertising pages of her newspaper she is informed of the qualities of goods offered for sale the advertising messages strive to give her the facts that guide her buying advertising helped make her an expert buyer now advertising must work all the harder to continue answering tier demands for fads before buying information makes the big difference in the buying performance of todays home- maker we live better because wc set high standards on everything wc buy manufacturers of goods merchants who bell those goods all of them must meet our high standards because we know how good the things wc want can be today nobody need buy a pig in a poke information is the force of advertising scan the advertising columns of thi6 paper and youll find them packed with information that makes intelli gent buyers of all of us it adds up to better living that surpasses the dreams of a generation ago because of advertising appearing regularly in its pages this neicspaper is aware that the service it performs for its readers is far greater and much more valuable tlum it could otherwise be stouffville tribune